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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-07

Wheat for chicken feed is scarce with
~ local dealers and there are few firms
wlth any on hand. and very little Is ex-
peeted before the new crop. Those who
nave II. however. are selling car lots to
ether dealers AT the usual retail price.
The market is also nearly bare Of shorts
~ advices from the Eastern Washing
ten mills state that stocks are contracted
ahead with very little to draw from
or grades of oats can be had at the
bnyer's own price. Farmers have held
Guantities In the hope of better prices.
Oats are frequently offered as low as S.
70 so a ton.
Poultry is coming in too freely. and
much of II is poor I'm flesh. AT this par
utular season many OF the farmers have
little else to do but to look 10 their small
q income from poultry and the like. and
n this manner over-stcck is accounted
for Eggs are firm at I4ui5c for fresh
nnch. but Eastern Washington range
oom 10 20 - cents.
Butter is on the advance. Best Wash
mgton creamery is quite brisk at % cents
h fwo-pound prints. and tub creamery ~
cents. Fancy ranch and Washington
dairy have each advanced l cent.
Dressed meats OF all kinds have ad-
Wneed u cent. but there is no change in
nve stock. This Is a mark of the close
OF meat war OF long duration and also
Of scarcity in the East, especially of
cattle.
Melons are selling very well, but have
declined to s.. 25ff2.50 Another car arriv-
a from California yesterday. containing
also canteloupes and sweet potatoes. The
former sell at So 50 dozen, the latter at
~ cents a pound. Green corn remains at
- cents a dozen and sells better than for
Tie past week. Hothouse cucumhers are
down TO 70 cents a dozen. New potatoes
ore steady at 65fi75c a hundredweight.
Farmers get SS1i0 a ton.
Cherries and gooseberries are out Of the
market. Blackberries have declined to "a
cents. Raspberries are scarce--the season
nearly over. Apples are plentiful at 75c
eH.25 for 50-pound boxes. Piums are I'm
little demand at 4oM5oc. Prunes are scarce
at IS cents. Bartlett pears are selling at
IN average of si.fo.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board ofTrasac.

Chicago, Aug. s-The wheat spectators
received their inspiration from the start
from the foreign advises. Liverpool quoted
a quarter advance. Paris TO 10 centines
and Berlin = mark at the opening. The
effect On the market was TO make the
sales OF September wheat possible in some
instances at sSs.c. but buyers at that price
were In a minority. and heavinsSs soon be-
came the most prominent characteristics
Of the trading. The market received the
support OF . good deal that was bullish. IN
connection with the weeks movement
from all exporting countries. Russia was
reported 10 have shipped only 81 600 bush
els last week and India 40 bushels.
The quantity on ocean passage shows A
reduction since last week of .ee.3 bush
els. ard the worlds visible stocks. accord
ing TO Bradstreets. decreased 2ef.so
bushels. without taking account of stocks
on the Pseiic slope in this country. the
returns from which were not reported. A
belief in Il spring wheat crop not far from
~. o1a. 90 bushels was quite generally es-
pressed and did much 10 keep the bullish
sentiment in check September closed &C
lower
Corn opened unchanged. and became
weak. Later in the day it developed that
the demand for SPOT corn for shipment
was very good. The closing weakness IN
wheat encouraged some selling again near
the end, which left the price at a decline
of Ssc for September.
The oats market was fairly active. Sep
TENDER closing lac lower.
Provisions preserved a downward course
almost throughout the day. the declines
being TIC in pork and SC in lard and ribs.
Closing Quotations.
wheat--August. CSC: September. CSC.
Corn-August, 4ossc: September. Assc.
oats-August, 2ols1aessc: September.
eoas@pssc.
Pork-August. s2s: September. 81.
Lard-August, $3.50: September. $3.50
5s7lz.
Ribs-August. sa45: September, S-ssll
Rye-44c.
Barley-sl1c.
Fiax-s1.05.
Timothy-Aeo. T,
Live stock.
OF the cattle received. one-half were
Western rangers. Common to strictly
choice native dressed beef and shipping
steers, S. s0a5 so: stockers and feeders.
s. e0n4: COWS and heifers, s1-50G35o. bulls,
s.. 75aS. 50; Western range cattle meet with
good demand at steady prices. and two
car loads averaging respectively l,SIo and
1.ss5 pounds sold at 81. S5d47o.
In prime light hogs the tendency was
downward. Common to choice heavy,
&35G5; mixed lots, s4.50I5.5S: light, $3.50
ESQ.
Sheep-Best grades unchanged. mediums
Zoe lower Westerns were plentiful and
active at s1I5I3 50: spring lambs. S0S. 3
for commons. and s5Gt5.50 for choice.
Cattie-Receipts. 5000; calves. 1,Soo; hogs.
1000; sheep. 1900.
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w hut IN. bulk of this class OF stock IL
row here ard is IN the hands Of three or
fnssr firms who are not hurried about
erasug outlets. While the demand was
very active, the receivers sold as rapidly
as details could be obtained: therefore.
IN. market - well cleaned up for this
season of the year. Al the same time
there IL a quiet tone. ard no anxiety on
IRE mart OF shippers 70 buy literally until
they can see some result from their ex-
fersfye purchases to date The scc1rers
arc easing I'd with a view to taking a
few DAYS RESI-. after a long and satisfac-
tory rf,n Of their machinery since the sea-
s,r. on4nai Some very poor defective
r,a~reis Of larnbs' wool have reached here
ara have been marketed az 1885, This
class Of wool comes from the southwark.
as 70 usually very Indifferent stock. and
car only be sold at very low prices From
.he North there viii be no liberal re-
easuss of tall stock for month or more.
We stated in our last that the outlook
was very good for free. weli-trswn fall
wool. both from the north and from the
San JOAQUIN foothills and the mountains.
Spring years fleece. San Joaquin. per
r,ot,ud. ss7stse: six TO eight months. do.
szRs~- six 10 eight months. Calayeras and
fooshifls. free. ss7ioc. do. defective. 6Gsc;
Northern. good 10 choice. f.ffi3iss; 90, de-
fscrive. sFlac; Nevada. spring. light and
G10tEe, GS&'ss esS1S~.
Hops.
Hops+Gsc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Dufl and a shade easier. De-
eeunber. Sia5s.: May, S-Iesa; new seller.
si.elL.
Rarley-Easier. December. 6ac: May.
ssasc.
Financial.
c,,,-er ps-s sess Drafts-S.ght .....A1
Mex. DORIS. sSi.GA Telegraph .......s
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Attention Sir knights.

I'VE tyxenty-sixth trienniai conclavs
cr.nd Fncampu,ent OF the United States.
will be held In Boston. August -oth 20 9th.
w. xna-.ted that more than =. 90 swords
---s1l re in lire. and Boston IS preparing to
80 TIE knights royal welcome. TIE
g.. western line has made a rate OF one
--'>'r'.-~lsss fare for round trip. Tickets on
sale August 18th 10 zith.
r. ". PARKER,
puget Sound Agent, soi Front street, se-
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York. Aug. 6.-This was another
dull day in the stock market and the move
ment of prices was even more sluggish
than Yesterday Trading was irregular.
and the greater part Of the railway list
shows declines from yesterday. while the
Leading industrials are about evenly oi-
yIded between gains and losses. The gold
engagements for the European steamer
tended TO depress speculation. The market
closed firm and Chicago Gas, Sugar. Ten
nessee Coal, and Cordage show advances
OF s.S7lIs per cent Toward noon the mar
ket began to sag, and the rest of the day
the trend OF prices was downward. The
only changes above fraction at the
close are: Declines-Delaware d Hudson,
Lake Erie Western preferred, Pull
man and Southern Pacific, per cent. and
Leather preferred. is; advances, Cordage
nreferred. IA per cent. The market closed
dull and heavy in tone.
Trading in bonds was light with the
tone unsettled. The aggregate sales were
si.415.ooo
Government bonds steady.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds inactive.
Financial.
Money on call easy at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. ShGih per cent
Sterling exchange-Steady, with actual
business in bankers bills al 81 si2a&.'os.
for demand and ct a s9iaG4 sos. for sixty
DAYS. Posted rates. 81. eoG4.el. CONNER
ciai bills. 81 .ss@.
Silver certificates, 6slz16ic.
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Work for Her TO Do.


When Mrs. Lease finishes rolling BACK
the dark and tear-stained curtains OF his
tory she might wash the windows in the
corridor of the future and have the dust
begrimed. mud-bespattered carpet in the
political arena taken up and shaken. This
ought TO keep her busy until cool weather
sets IN and brings permanent relief.
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SAN JUAN SI.ANDS-STF1AMER Ii.
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock, foot of Main street. Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at a. m. for PORT
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Bound--f.eaye Seattle zoo a m:
leave Port Townsend 100 a. M. leave
Friday Harbor 80 a. m: leave Roche
Harbor 1880 y. m. arrive New Whatccsu
$500 n. m.
South Bound-Leave New whatrom 400
n m. leave Roche Harbor 900 a. m.
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a. m; leave
Port townsend 400 y. m. arrive Seattle
745 d. m.
T. n. Thompson, managing owner.
Lilly. Bogardus & Co.. agents. City dock.
Phone SIS.
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MARINE NEWS.

Hoaulam. Aug. 5.-Sailed-Schr Dora
Rluhm. from Aberdeen for San Pedro. Ar
rived-Str Del Norte, from San Francisco.
San Francisco, Aug. 6.-Arrived-San
Benito. Tacoma Sailed-South Coast.
Deyilbliss Landing; Faralion, Yaquina
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COUNTY NOTICE.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Notice IS
hereby given that the board OF county
commissioners of King county. sitting as
a board OF equalization. will be in session
three CD weeks. commencing Monday.
courthouse, for the purpose of equalizing
the tax roll of lss6. All tax payers claim
ing abatement of tax are hereby notified
10 appear on or before Saturday, August
"a 1895. or be forever barred.
Dated at Seattle. this I'D day OF July
A d. 1895.
NATHAN BEMAN.
County Auditor and Ex-oficio Clerk OF
the Board OF County Commissioners OF
King County. Washington.
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Ralafad.
oCtatS1-
@frau Trihuf

Chicago Tribune.
The traveller shaded his eyes With his
hand and looked anxiousIv about him.
us there man in this village" he
asked. who can shoe horsee''
Yes. sir" said a boy in the crowd. "out
he's busy mendin' a horseless carriage.
and there's six broken hisieles ahead o
you besides. You'd better SO on 10 the
next town. mister"
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Handicapped.

Detroit Free Press.
Dinwidde-I wonder why young Or.
Pepsin finds it so difficult to work up a
practice. when other young physicians
are doing well. He graduated high in his
class.
Hiland-That IL true but he nnds IL Inn
possible to raise beard.
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Metropolitan Geography.

Boston Transcript.
Teacher-What is desert?
Pupil-An arid waste.
Teacher-Iliustrate.
Pupil-Sunday In New York under the
Roosevelt regime.
Teacher-What is an oasis7
PupiI-The club.
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omaha Live Stock Market.

Omaha, Aug. 6.-Cattle-Steady to Zoe
lower: Western steers. 50. 40d4.5o: Gamers.
81. 5O12. 40: stockers and feeders, S2.759i:
calves. s.. 506I4.5o.
sheen Steady; fair TO choice Westerns.
a.. 5eqI3. 90; common and stock sheep. sl.75Q
8: lambs, seas.
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,Jol,hinc Quotations,

yAs following are the prices paid by re-
~ dealers for round lots delivered at the
WAR or or cars, or TIE jobhing rates
quoted Ny wholesale dealers With ordi-
bary terms os credit:
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lanes asked his wife. why is a hus-
hand like Dough-" Gle expected size
would give IL up. and he was going 10 tell
her IL was because woman needs
.sTarA 70 get OF her hands" Chen the
domestic entente eordiale was rufileG-)
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle AZ fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a m Passengers re-
ceived on board at a. No. August l. 8,
ii. is. II, rs and 81.
For Alaska--August s. IL and II. at
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports, at a. m. August !
s. Is, IS. % and 3.
rqckets NAV be obtained at the ONCE oe
The COMPANY at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOoDA1.I. PERKINS & co.
General Agents, San Francisco
J.F. TROwBRIDGE. Act. p. s. Supt..
Seattle
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Breadstuffs and Grains.

Liverpool, Aug. 6.-Wheat-Spot firm;
demand. moderate; No. .. red winter. IS
Cd: No. 2. red spring. IS aizd; No. /. hard
Manitoba, 5s sd: No. I. California. SIS 3D.
Futures closed quiet, I'D higher: August
IS Sd: September IS cad: October. SIS el4d,
November. IS "a: December, IS 7s4d
Corn-Spot. quiet American, mixed,
new. As md. Futures closed quiet, 1An
1%d lower: August. IS; September. IS Had;
October, IS I'D: November. rs Had.
Flour-Steady: demand. fair.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, 6.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER
HOOD CANAL
STEAMER cHEIIALrs

Leaves Gaines dock, foot of Spripg street.
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays at
a. m. Returning alternate days, leave1
Tfrion City $50 a. m. Kingston. 50c. Port
Gamble, soc; Union City. 81.
s. JACKSON. Master.
T-sienhnnA I'D
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New Great Northern steam er-.

New Great Northern steam ers.
Great Northern palatial steamers North
west and Northland leave Duluth every
Monday and Friday. touching at Sault
Ste. Marie, Mackinac. Detroit. Cleveland
and Buffalo. Be sure TO get reservations
on these magnificent steamers. at 6l2 Front
street.
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ohousvaficns taken az all stations a. .
: a. 18th meridian time 6 p. m Pacific
Suel GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oherserver In ChArya
fSdss a. Seattle haroor for the week be-
esning Wednesday. Aug. 4.
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TINE CARD.

TIME LNtD. -
Y~>vr seas.ie-7.s5. HE a. IN: z.s5s SIS
o. N Leave Tacosna--s.D c. m. Iao i:S'.
500 2. m
Sundays
Lave seattie-T.0o - m. 100. 800 p m.
Leave Taconsa--9.50 a m. 30 I'D p N.
Iard4ng at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia-
coma. ard Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
ion street. Seattle.
Sundays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleet wood, fare. s3c.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,

Portland. Or. Aug. e.-wheat-Valley
s0c " ala waiia. 47c per bushel
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FLY on THE "FLYER.-

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seaft.e-Iacofna
route aS follows:
Taxing effect
TUESDAY. MAY Z
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The Old Dominion
II made Of straight Virginia tobacco. pure
and mild.
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RlDE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Aug. s, lsE.
rs,r; cooler.
=. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUI~
GURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Wash. Aug. 8. fsa5.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WITh.APA

Captain George Roberts,
Weaving Seattle for Alaska August N
.r5 every Il days thereafter.
rS,r freight aud passenger rates Apply to
]. G.. CARROLL. Ascent
Schwahacher Dock. nj n
r-vyAa n PEABODY. General Manasae
Seattle.
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EVERETT AND SNoHMorsH ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf daily at go y. m.
excpnt Wednesday and sunday nights
calling at Edmonas. Everett, Narysville
Jewell and Snohoustsh. returning leave
SnohoufSh at : a M. except Monday AMI
THURSDAY Connecting at Snohomish with
an river boats
w GEORGE ]. WILEY. Agent.
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-oid Dominion Cigarettes
Have come 10 stay.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London, Aug. 6-Silver. 50 5-1sd. Con-
soils 107H. Rate of interest, Bank OF En-
gland. per cent.
New York. Aug. e.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: Business was
barely resumed in stocks today, except
In mines, which were rampant. Aus
tralians, as well as Kaffirs. Argentines
were strong. Americans were dull until
after hours, when there was a general
snurt Induced by high prices.
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Total Sales.

lptsAi ~Ate-.
TIE total sales OF stocks today were
AS so shares. including: American Sugar.
= SO. American Tobacco 3.7oo: Atchison.
I 90. Darlington. soo0: Chicago Gas. 5000:
rrle. 2fn0. Louisville & Nashville, $500:
Missouri Pacific sS00: Reading 2.5o0;
Pori, Island. 400: 81. Paul. 100: South
ern Railway 2 800: Tennessee Coal e. Iron,
4-0o: I 5. Leather preferred, 500; Wheel
irg. 500
Flour-Receipts. 22ioo: exports, 1920
iarrois. duh and hfeless. Rye four-Dull.
nominal.
whea,-Rece!pts. - 500 bushels: exports.
rene Spot. steady but quiet: No 2 red.
-ei&c: No. I Northern. 75'kc: No. hard.
-0@c. Options opened firm on small for
elrn buying. ruled rerv Gus all day. closed
oaiet and rather weak under local liqUida-
,iea. No. > red. August. si.gf7snc, closed
7S1sc: September. 7Sis q Sac, closed 7si4 C;
December closed t5Asc.
Hops
Hops-Quiet.
wool-Firn bat quiet
Metals.
Pig iron-Firm; southern. su4lt:
Northern, slafi4
Conper-stronE: Lake 81 e2is.
r.eaE-Fasfer. domestic. ss.s7iz-
Tin-steady; straits, N4s5; plates.
steady.
spelter-Firu. Ss5iz9iA
Coffee.
Coree-Opticn< closed steady a. 5G&
r,aints net decline; October. SIS s9Sfi5. = /:
December. 2Iz07iS-ea. Spot eoTee-Rio.
steady but quiet; No. :. Isisc: mild, quiet.
sugar.
Susar-Raw. firm; refined, active
Petroleum.
Fetrolsura-St STEADY, closed siaA
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SKAGIT RIVER RoTTTE-wEEKI.Y
TIME CARD.

SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE-wEEKI.Y
TIME CARD.
STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves City dock, Seattle. foot OF Main
and Jackson streets-August .. at % a.
usf Q. at IL a. M. Leaves Mount Vernon
August g. at p. m; August s, at 2 p. M:
August Il, at p. m.
EVERETT AND sNoHoMISI RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock daily, except Saturday, at 10
D. m, for Richmond Edsmonds, Mnkilteo.
Mosher. Everett. Marysville. Easr Everett.
Lowell and Snohouish. connecting az Sno-
honish with boats for Cherry Valley.
Toit and all UP river points; Returning.
LILLY. BOG ARDUS e. CO. Inc.
Owners and Managers
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sP. II. Tides.

Seattle, August 6. 1895.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
Md clearing houses today were:
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THE vANcouvEE RouTE-A TRrp

THE VANCOUVER ROuTE-A "TRIP
THROUGH TY1E ISLANDS
steamer Utopia J. A. oRrten. Master.
caves Tacoma. u noon. Seattle, Ye0-
,.rss wharf n. M. Mondays and Thurs
49, Cor Port Tcwnsend. Anacortes Fair
Maven. New whatccsn. Blaine and Friday
Harecr.. and Vansonver. arriving VAN
E>sy,e 90 blaine. S.: faro 10 Vancouver s.
Ecr further information apply 60 Yes
,er's wharf.
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PORT ORCHARD AND FORT WASH

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
Steamer a. r. Robinson, carving u. s.
nail leaves City dock, foot OF Main 81,
"a. arrives AZ Silverd4le a. y m. Leaves
sIIverdale al 12:l5 y. II. leaves Sidney on
return a. p. N; Fare 70 Port orchard
e Rofsasoa. master. LILY. BoEar9trs a
20 ayers Telephons So, Steamer open
g. charrer on Sunday.
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VICTORIA RoUTH

VICTORIA ROUTR
STEAMER ROSALrM
Arlington dock, leaves for V3cnpF4n ana
Port Townsead daily, sxcspe Sunday. af
fi.M o. m: returning. leaves Victoria 8
a m. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
sunday. at a m: Sunday, dlr,ece. ar
- m: returning direct. leaves Port
Towusend At .. m Telephone ia
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND 60ATT12
ROUTE
8 Wiley Navigation Cc.r 0toarn9
NIrLT-NoAf-AH.
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STEAMER CRICKET.
Seattle ard Everett Route.

Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle. f9si1 q. NJ. and 40 D. m.
Leaves Everett. 100 4. "a. and 1-.s5 .. m.
Fare, % cents.
Makes stops at F6wordg ara NukElteo
Leaves Gaines dock foot or Spring st
Eeattie leaves Nail dock Everett
I'd. HARRINGTON. Managing Ownegs
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scriptions announced on Monday was not
as large as had been anticipated this was
not because the promoters committee has
in any measure been unsuccessful in the
canvass now being made. The fact is that
there are several very large subscriptions
which, it is believed, will certainly come
in, and when the knowledge becomes more
generally spread in the city that subscrip-
lions are now being received in any amount
from 500 up it is believed there will be a
very liberal response from the people.
There are several banks which have not
yet subscribed for stock, but which have
given some indications of their DISPOSE
ton to do SO. Corporations, like large
estates, move slowly in such matters and
the projectors of the road entertain no
approximations but that when the city has
been thoroughly canvassed and all the
reports are in a sufficient amount to meet
all requirements will have been secured.
President Spreckels said yesterday that
the directors were busily engaged upon the
question of route. 1t was their inten-
ton, he said, to secure more advantage
Gus route into the San Joaquin Valley than
that followed by the Southern Pacific if
such thing was possible, and he believed
If WAS