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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-16
BreadstufIs and Grains.

Flour-FamilY extras. s3.s063. 90: bakers
extras. s.. ioa3.50: superflne. s. $50. 60 per
bbi
wheat-No. shipping, SSc; SOC for
choice. Milling. s7kcas1.
Barier-F'eed fair to good, Coo; choice.
Cae brewing. 67isG72isc.
oats-Milling, slQ1.o5: surprise. s1Q1.1o:
fancy feed, ssa$i.05 good TO choice. s71s
Gssi9c: poor to fair. SoQSsc.
Flour, quarter sacks. 19,4gs: Oregon.
h5a; wheat. centals. 1000: barley. $500:
oats. 20; Oregon. 2.370; beans. sacks, ia.
potatoes, 1862; Oregon. s62: onions. sacks.
al bran, Loco; Oregon. LOO; middlings.
W. oregon, LOO: hay. tons. 123: wool,
bales. IS; Oregon. liz; wine. gallons. 5000.
Produce.
Green apples, 2514oc: red apples. r,cSs
n-S: raspberries. s2.5oQs; common straw
berries, s2.2S2t3.50.
Green corn. 35ce7N sack: green peas
s6zisc; string beans. Ii1Q2lsc
Wild ducks. s2lfi: young ROSTERS. S50<s
ea; flyers. si.5045; large ROSTERS. Ssas. so
New red onions. 60dT0c.
Poiatoes-Ear1y Rose. 5Sas5c: Burbanks,
Ea75c.
Fancy creamery butter. i5alec: seconds.
iialihe: fancy dairy, 1s'a@i4c.
Fancy new mild cheese. 5isQec: Eastern.
iiFlsxc.
A-& AtiisSAAs
n.e7 F4'VVs' may
..Bariey-ouiet and steady; December.
G'sc.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. years fleece, San Joa-
cum, ensi1c; six TO eight months, San
Joaquin. euSc: six 10 eight months Gala
verss and foothill, free. sqioc: six to eight
months, Calaveras and foothsli. dcfec-
i've, taSe; northern. good 10 cho,ce. ieq
kitc; northern. defective sFfec: Nevada.
spring, light and choice, sGllc: heavy. Ga
Sc
Hops-4dSc per pound.
Financial.
Silver bars. ST f7s7is Ora fts-Sight ....sib
Mexican dol.aisdSl$s Telegraph .....5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-16

SAN JIJAN ISIAANDS-STTAMER LY-
OLA THOMPSON.
r,.rrvt,~ ITnffed States mail leaves City
dock foot of Main street, Monday. We'd
ne~siay and Friday at a N. for Port
Townsend, San Juan Islands ana New
whatcon.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH ~
North Round-reave Seattle 200 O. m. /;
,Aave Port Townsend TOO a m: leave
E,Tidav Harhor u:o a. m; leave Roche
Harbor 1870 y. m.:. arrive New WnAtcom
Eoi1th Eound-Leave New whatcom 400
. N leave Roche Harbor 800 A. m. /:
icev-s FRIDAY Harbor 1000 a. m leave
Port Townsend 100 p. m. arrive Seattle
Thompson, managing owner.
Lily. Bogardus & Co., agents. CITY COCK
Phone Ss3
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Iondon Wool sales.

Ionyfon. July i5.--At the WOO, auction
Gales to-day Is So bales were offered OF
which 600 were WITHDRAWN There was
brisk demand at fur prices. Sales In de-
tail: New South Wales. sac bales; scour-
ed eixdGls eiz: greasy. 3izdsd- Queens
hand. LOIS ha,es; secured. slzdg1s Id;
greasy, 5Hi0izd. Victoria 1,2i0 bales;
secured 5&dGos: greasy. 6q11i2d. greasy.
Australia, $50 bales; greasy. 4Isizd- Swan
river, sSo bales. secured, s11lizd: greasy,
4l~H7s,d New Zealand, 5,257 bales; scour-
ed. sisdais ID: greasy. 1oisd- Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal. 1.5sT bales: secured.
Si1dQis Sd; greasy, 4a7izd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-16
STREET CAR MAIL SERVICE.
Extensively Used I'm This City - In
creased Sales OF Stamps.

creased safes OF stamps.
Six OF the Seattle street car lines are
utilized by the United States government
for carrying the mails. They are the West
Street & North End, the Front street ca
bic, the Consolidated, the Madison street.
the Yesier avenue and the Rainier avenue
lines. and the total mileage represented is
between 81 and S. The West Street x
North End line is a contractor with the
government. and has been nearly ever
since it began operations, having secured
one of the first contracts of that kind
awarded in this country. Since then many
similar contracts have been let The Raj
nier avenue line carries the mail 10 Dun
lap, and the others help 10 maintain the
free delivery service. In this city the
item for car fare amounts 10 so year.
In some OF the large cities of the coun-
try a railway postoffice system has been
put in operation for street cars. and is
proving OF great convenience. Seattle.
Deputy Colkett thinks. will not require
such a system for some years 10 come.
Postmaster Meem reports that sales of
stamps and other receipt are on the In
crease. May showed an increase over
April, June over May. and now July prom
ises 10 give a better return than June. In
fact. he finds ample basis for conclusion
that business is livening up.
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ct 724c. "nea1 was made
=, spr Tor the selling OF 4oooa ~ NAV
-.f"aSz-Dupee. ire oats yaa--kst Was
-. entirely wsttsse feature TIE ma
-. - eooW steady. September er,dea
Corn vas only moderately .cssv. .rs
worries with short se,.s-x. s,.rs-., &C.,.
- y was Almost impossible 20 trass
- cesoer without s1tscsouretnr the
ma market price from &c 70 10 per
o1sn@ eer<eznber closed nc soxar
s7sons were dun ard easy rszr the
oepse, when a drive by short sellers rDu-ad
t Sa 20 asose at a boss for the day OF foc:
'aEo ard rshs nc each.
Closing Quotations.
wneat-Juiy. sssc: August ssz,c
MY, SIC: September. GAG
Ua,s-July. 2sssc: August. 2assc
uiy' slosz1s; September. Hi.n-B
bid 'epeeHoer' W-Si1s
Rye-1sc S.1.
Bariey-50c
Flax-s1 ca1 "a
1imothy-S5.0
Live Stock.
me big run Of cattle tos.v >or-.A
ueciine- Few cattle were choice enough
% scai above $50. and the bulk of native
ss went at A.25d5.52: common lots
ss.l1hs around -. and grade cattle az a 40
1851 sales Of cows were mostly at 81 60
- prices ruling I0ar5c lower: bull.
si-'saS.so; veal calves, & zsG5 80. accord
ing 10 quality. The stocker and feeder
trade was fair at s. 2sq4.
safes were made OF common 70 ex,ra
nogs at 81 .7oq5so; mixed lots. 81 eos7o ., !.
nsnt weights. A.s5a5.25; pigs, s4ag4. s. and
culIs. s2Ff65
mere was an excellent demand for
Vi the right kind. and prices for
euch were strong, with sales in some IN
stances at an advance. Common TO ex-
tra cnoice hocks sold at s2as.5o. ehe top
price being rs for fine lot averaging 10
POUNDS. Spring lambs sold at s3as. rs. the
pest hooks being l5lzc higher than Sat-
uroay- Some fancy lambs were held AZ ss
receipts - Cattle, 1900: hogs, q 900:
sheep, 100; calves, 500.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. July f5.-Arrived-Stafe
of California, Astoria and Portland; Ara
go. Coos bay. Freights and charters
American ship Alameda. now at Bur
rard's inlet lumber thence to Sydney.
Port Townsend. July t5.-Special.-Ar-
notwithstanding Retriever. from San
Francisco. at Port Gamble. 70 load luni-
Der for Hawaii: schooner Mary Buhne.
from San Francisco. at Seattle, TO load
supplies for UnalaSka- Saaled-Barken-
tine Modoc, for Shanghai
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Railroad and Industrial Notes.

General Manager kendrick. OF the
Northern Pacific. has left for the East.
Three pairs of large locomotive drive
wheels from the Everett a. Monte Cristo
railway came in Saturday on the steam
er Clan Mcdonald to have the tires
dressed down.
j. II. Rogers, who has been made trav-
cling passenger and freight agent for the
Great Northern, with headquarters in Sc
attic, arrived yesterday. He was form
erly agent at Wenatchee, but has been
succeeded there by Ed L. Thompson,
formerly depot agent in this city.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York. July I5.-Stock spec.,la,son
Today was unsettled on a small volume OF
business. but the main tendency Was to-
~ain lower values. Trading was Amos.
eiHTeiy Dy pr'cfesstons1s. and the move
anent on TrsceS Was mosty mechanical In
eiie early dealings che bears made a deter
mined dTsye against Sugar. TesnneSse~. Coal
and Leather. breaking these stocks and
causing general resct.on. The depre~-
sion was OF brief duration excespt in Ch.-
cssgo Gas. whtch scored a decline Of 1 per
cent, with subsequent rally OF = per
cent There was a recoyeg-y IN tennessee
Coal OF "a, Sugar and Leather preferred
Ia and the other shares a Traction To-
ward noon Sugar lost a. The railway list
was 10 great extent neglected.
Trading in bonds was light, the sales
aggregaaing but 10000. Oregon Navi-
cation collateral trust fiyes receipts gained
per cent
Government bonds-Firm
State bonds-In hight demand.
Railroad bonds+-Firmer.
Financial.
Money ON call, easy, at per cent last
loan, 1: closed, per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper. firm
Sterling exchange-FirTn, with actual
business an bankers bills at S9ikG74s 90 for
demand, ard si.Ssa4Ss for 60 days. Post ed
rates, sLS9i2di.s0, and $4.soi5d4.ei. Com
mercial bills. s4ssdisSA.
Silver certtdoates-61Q67I.c
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The New warehouse on City Doc

Work on the new Oregon Improvement
Company warehouse on the City dock is
progressing RAPIDLY. The roof is nearly
finished. and a submarine slip will be
constructed TO be used at dead low tide
forty-three feet I'm length. 1t will pass
entirely under the driveway at the north
side, and with an easy incline will open
eighteen feet inside Of the building. The
warehouse, which is enx1s2 feet in size,
will be used for storing hay.
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Yakima Republic.

E. E. James informs the Republic that
on Monday he will advance the price
paid TO farmers of 10 cents per hundred
for milk to so cents. This is due. he
says. 10 the demand for butter. he being
unable TO supply the demand made upon
him by 2. 900 pounds a week. Mr.. James
expects by paying this price to have milk
enough TO run to his utmost capacity
and thus enable him to keep up with his
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+. ". Parker. the Puget sound agent
of the North Western Line, has received
the prospectus o. the Cotton states and
international exposition, 10 ne held az
s,lanra. Ca. September IS N December
y TS.S II Is TO be a great show. TAKE
ire Sorrh-weS;.ra Line ana enjoy ths
dsHgnt and comfort q the worlds great
est railway.
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y-vERETT AND SSoHMoIsH ROUTE
Z STEAMER MABEL
~.ntraI wharf daily az $50. er-
LeaNerT- -ess4av and Sunday nights, CALI
cepI " rssTnond~. Everett. Msrysville.
, rI1IgwslI and snonornssh. Re'grning Leave save
SnonosI..r4 Tannectlng az Snohomisn with
up RIVER GEORGE J. WILEY. Assn.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol-
lows. ~. ,-.,,~~-a
"a victoria Al 3 a. m passengers re-
Seiyed on board at q. MI July = !. -.
IL % and n.
For Alaska--July 8. H. 2 and II at ..
From San Francisco for victoria ana
Puget Sound ports. at a. m. july D. "
IA, 10. "A ard ..
Tickets may be obtained et ne once or
cha company at Ocean dTk SenuG
wv CObDAI4L. PERK1NS n CO.
General Agents. San Fr1ncisc0.
IF. TRowBRIDGE. Act. +. .. sup'"
Seattle.
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July 18th ard 18th the Grea: Northern
Railway Company VIII sell round Trim
st~&N,s 10 Spokane AZ rage % ere fare ard
a 6fth. account meeting state Bar Asso-
c.-zloa. 1.SAe. es..s. 49, SEga. street.
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To Extend Seattle Trade Northward

Schooner Lizzie r. sailed for Cooks IN
let yesterday, carrying seventy tons or
merchandise for a trading post. She car
ried four passengers. c. +. Dater, E. A.
Gardner, George Gardner and Fred Hol-
lister. The first three are interested in the
enterprise. and Mr.. HOLSTER goes for the
purpose of looking over the country. ex-
pecting to start in business.
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View Light on an OLD story.

fshif1a-o Record
Sunday sc6ooi tescher-why dia .Ae
naughty Children ntock the prophet Elisha
waar he went ND TIRE hins
Little Johnny-BecauSe he had 70 re. OF
Its wheel and walk.
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Trade AND SHIPPING

Fair Weather Today.
-. Francisco, July B.-For Washing
= Air weather. nearly stationary tenn
.ss.fure; westerly winds; warmer
xeanesdzy.
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland, Or. July Is, lag.
ysif: stationary.
GeAnesday-Falr; warmer.
B. 8. PAGuE. Forecastse.
= DEPARTMENT OF AGRYCUI.
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. July Is fsqg
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sTeArrs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRs. GARLAND AND EvASGEIA-

~..,. ~, ovn.erd-Neah Bay Route.
c.s.,,ar Garland leaves Yeeier dock Nom
seys Wednesdays snd Frldays az lz:w
a IN for Port Townsend. bort iilias.
oDsn.svst,sirg. Pysh-. CIaliarn Bay and Neeh
nav. returning, arrives ser.fls - p m.
OF ~ ~ dos~k for Port Angeles and Fioto-
"a Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays &C
"a - m arrives Seattle alternate Gays
J 70. m.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

TIN. Card In Effect Oct. q isA
z~.tsis. Everett and whatcom route
SAFE Of washington leaves Seattle daily.
s-s@snt saturday. at 10 .. IN.
seattle ard La Conner roats-Fsafrhzvsa
,ssv@s Seattle daily. excepe Sunday, &C
s a m.
Telephone -ls Isss9 Dock.
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STEAMER CRICKET.
Seattle and Everett Route

nafiy except sunday.
eis,.is loo a. m. and Ais y. IN
I|es,ss Esverctt, 5 a. m. and ! .. IN.
Makes stops a. ko gaot sS Of spr 1850 go
Laws ,~ave9 Nail dock Everett.
s'e an s. ,1e fsARRINGToN. Managing Owner.
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STEAMERS.

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty I'VE minutes.
THE STEAMER .FlsYER
Regular daily trips. Seaftle-Tacogna
route, as follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY. MAY
TINE CARD.
Leave SeaAt1e-7:46. HIS a m; 2:4S. ~ ~
n m Leave Tacoma-9.D c. m. l7V A'5V.
500 p IN.
Sundays az.
Leave Seattie--7:oo O. m. 100, 300 ?. m
Leave Tacoma-o:so a. m, I'D t:sy p m
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
ion street. Seattle.
Sundays, excursion rates on sseemer
Fleet wood: fare. Doc.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH

Steamer A. r. Robinson. carrying ". 8.
mail. leaves City dock, foot of Main st,
A. $50 a. M: arrives at Sidney NJ 1913 a.
m arrives at Silverdale at IL m Leaves
Salversiale at 1915 p. m. leaves Sidney ON
return az p. m, Fare 10 Port Orchard
rosnts. sc. Daily except Sundays. f.
Il Robinson. master. Lilly, Bogardus e
20. agents Telephone S33. Steamer open
Tor charter on Sunday.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER RCSAislE.
.,-~.nr 5ock leaves for Victoria ana
Por, TOwnsd ' d@sy s Issyss s VIsa a
u-D y esea-ner Idaho leaves for Port
a1oTnsersd ard way PORTS day. except
s2nday. At a m: Sunday sirsst 3D. g. ?
1rn..nd al p. NJ. Teiephoae no.
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--r,, VANCOUVER ROvTT-A TRIP
iiAH THROTGH TIE ISLANDS
steamer T,opaa a Aoo oB ssst,, aaT T:s:
1870 - n m. Mondays and Tnurn-
e.. efs g. port townsend, Anacortes. Fair
ssysn' New whatcoH. Blaine and Friday
Harot, n following day.
% rssrs 20 blaine. 81; fare 20 VANCOUVER a
e. .urther information apply 20 Yes
ler.s wharf.
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ocrAxrC. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rI1.r~Initt and AUSTRALIA

HONOLULU and Australia
Steamers leave San Frai,c's2o for or H 81
In.o' VI without change
~ stns rrlsslip Alameda July =. ?. m.
ucuolulu only. steamship AnsrAna.
August g. 10 a. m
ArTffs0s A. GRAHAM AGENT. Starr
povd block. Seattle.
" webster. Dist- Agent. Vancouver.
N sp-erkels A Bros Co. General
Agents, San Francisco.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. July l5.--Wheat-Valley. SOC:
Walla Walla, 47c per bushel.
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August. sss4G7il1c. closed Tic; Sspfem-
Der. ssszE7zc. closed Tlx.cs October, AssI
7-Ac, closed Tgssc. December. Il l7-isG
1fSsc. closed 7ssc.
Wool.
Wooi-Ffrn
Hops.
Hope-Quiet
Metals.
Pig sron-FIrm-
Copper-strong: exchange price. No0.
Lead-Strong; exchange price. 30.
Tin-Firm; straits ms.
spelter-Steady; domestic. 0-0.
Coffee.
Coffee-Options sold steady. closed dul
at and 3 points net decline December.
Si&sS: January. s4toG1450 Spot coffee
Rio. duh. nominal: No. !. -5isc; mild.
quiet and easy.
Sugar.
sugar-Ra~, steady: fair refining. cTsc:
centrifugal, IS test. SAC Renned-Quiet-
Petroleum.
Pstroleum-Gteady.
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Observations taken at all stations al 4
n m. 18th meridian time 6 .. m. Pacific
tne). GEORGE N. SALISBURY.
Oberserver In CHARGE
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II. g. DRY DOCK, SIDNEY. CHARLES
Ton AND BREMERTON ROUTE

Daily Except Sunday.
Tia Fast and CoEDrnoftous steamer
GEN CANDY
Y>eaves sidney az s.fs O. N. Laws Sea tsis
e. . m from Central wharf. Is-s'
phone So
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ii~ { osks. Barc sns H~,y c E.,s, Rss.ivs
NORTHERN
PACIFIC
PULLMAN SLEEPING can
rLEe 4oGKI RIFI sHsS Sf6: o.,.
q. Pal. Min,espelia D.i.sA.
r.rse. Grand ferEs' Creeksss~-
through Tickets 70
Chicago. Rhsiadslphia. washinsss., Hsv
York. bsston and ali points
Hast and south.
TIMU SCHEDULE
N EFFECT JUNE 4 In
Trains Leave Seattle
For s. Paul and East 40 p n
G-
South Bend. l2:D p. m.
For Olympia. lilo a m.
For Tacoma and local ITO O. u. IN
40 and 600 y. IN
Trains Arrive ~ seattle
From ST Paul and East. Us ,. -
and South Bend. $50 p. m.
From Olympia. $50 D m
From Tacoma and local. SEQ and HI
o. m. 20 and $50 p. m.
This card subject to change without no
sice.
For rates. routes and other information
call on or address
.. A. NADEAU.
General Agent, Seattle.
City Ticket Once. corner Yesler avenue
and Front street.
Depot Ticket once. corner West and c..
lumbia streets.
A. d. CHARLTON,
Asst. Gen Pass Agt..
No. 50 Morrison street. corner Third
Portland. Or.
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Tides at Seattle Harbor Today.

Tides at Seattle Harbor Today.
HlEh Tide. 80 Low Tide.
: m feet pm feet "a. m. feet pm fsss
ra lo.7 llo.11l n.sll $50 SAFE 1915
At Port Townsend.
IN 1898 1901 6.1s 2.3ls.4l "a
sP ~. tides.
Seattle. July Is. 1855.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
hid clearing houses today were:
Ciearances. Balances
SEATTLE ...............x 81, 127 Cs 81, 35s "
Tacoma .............. I0l.ss3 % 22Os2 %
Portland .......-..... 2i2.576 90 SIS %
The first Yakima peaches came in yes
to-day. They are OF the Hale's early va
rsety, which are freestones. They are
quite as fine as any In the market. with
excellent flavor. and sell from Soc to sDc
. box.
fine shipment Of pineapples and ba-
sanas came In from Honolulu and have
been distributed among the local dealers
The pineapples were probably the largest
ever seen In the city. some OF them with
the stalk measuring eighteen inches long
and weighing from five 10 eight pounds.
They sell at - dozen. The bananas were
placed on sale at 81. 7562. 20 a bunch.
Pears have declined to 50 a box. Peach
pums are down TO 81. Raspberries are
slow at s5flioc for half crates and 75c for
whole ones. Currants bring slQ1.c5.
Tomatoes are slow at S010c a pound
Cucumbers are I'm good demand at 50eieDc
. dozen. Cabbage is slow at lc a pound
Peas are finding practically no sale. Tur-
nips bring Joc sack. Potatoes are quoted
sariogsly at 9ocGsilo.
Butter Is In good demand. and moving
well at the former quotations. Eggs are
steady, with no advance.
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II. q DRY DOCK, PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.
STEAMER DELTA
fAaves sidney e:45 and II 30 e. M and $50
- N leaves Seattle a. m. and 1 and 9
y m from Harrington g. Smiths wharf
calling at all way ports; goes through to
Anderson's landing ~ l2 M
u, TROUTMAN. Master.
A. C.. u. BERRY. Agent.
Telephone 339.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-16

OLYMPIA TACOMA AND 0HATTLH
ROUTE
q Wiley NAVIGATION Cos 6teAmee
MULrNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Y~aye Arrive
oIyvnrsa at $50 a m Tacoma at. $50 m
Tacoma, at. 1000 a miSesttle at. 100 m
Seattle at Loo p IN TAcoma at. $500 m
Tacoma at $3.50 p miOlyunpia at $50 p m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Seattle 80. 7:3o a IN Tacoma ..... S.0 m
o d 200 2 m Tacorrsa 49,. SOD 3 m
Tacoma - $50 IN Seattle 49,. 7:D m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. %
cents Landing at Seattle. City dock.
LILLY. BoGARDus 4 CO. Agents..
CAty Dock Telephone s0
Cart L. Wiley, Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-16
Totai sales.

Total Sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
ss ~ shares, inclua!ngs American sugar
< 100. American Tobacco, II. 200; Burning
ION IL GO. Chicago Gas, lLeo; pistilinS'
10 600; Reading. 1880; -. Eaul' lS'S"'
lrs,nss~se Coal y. 800: L. :. Leather. 4
eo. 4. :. Leather. preferred. 3'7eo;
vNhnalInr & 80.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-16

~ l0.7 ll0.i1 H.3Il $50 s.2l4.1 1915
At Port Townsend.
sn rs s.l.l 1901 6.12 2.sls.4 "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-16
r,,,o visible Grain supply.

90. =. s Leather. preferred. b,7eo:
Wheeling. $50.
The Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply OF grain SATURDAY
InIx "a as compiled by the New York
prgs.,ee FxchanEe. Is as follows; Wheat,
Al sfs0ao bushels. decrease. 2l1.o"- Corr
4 * COO bushels. decrease. s-sE"- "a
( AZ aaa. decrease. 81. o0 Rye. l2.eo
boxhels. decrease. I.e0. Barley, ei.@'
bushels: decrease. 1900
F1our.
Floor-Receipts. FL 4eo barrels: exports.
n so barrels; sales. s7.ooo packages. Mar
ket weak and lower 70 sell at nrsi, but
hardened toward the close.
Wheat.
v-hest-Receipts. : 80 bushels: exports,
. Az bushels: sales. L. 1900 bushels tu-
tureS: 500 bushels spot. spot Treku-
lar. No. ! red store and elevator t"'se
aao.t. -tssc Z. .. b. se&o anaat No I
~crtF,arn SIC delivered: No. hard.
-ss.r delivered Options sold OF under
ie~rsr Ga hies. disposition 20 cisered.t
re rrop seares about spring wheat. small
re'tnesgcu in the amount ahoat for k1-
-,cs ana large Argentine shipments L
s..llv recovered On Northwest shlqp 'nS
a. renewed demand. ana -3cSea 'sc
St,sre~ sales included: No. ed. Jap-
..e-v = 9-issTs,, closed *. February.
szssrs, closed -; March, = s-AsHtt.e,
clesea &c; July. Sis4tiAc closea. "a !.