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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-20
Tho shingle ChampIon's Town.

Everett, Sept 19.-SpeciaI.-In connec-
ton with the champion shingle cut made
by Joe Thompson at Folsom & Thomp-
sons mill las. Saturday. it may not be
generally known that Hartford is very
lively center Of shingle. lumber and cord
wood business. Folsom & Thompson, on
the Everett & Monte Cristo railroad. two
miles from Hartford. employ eleven men
In the mill and nine men in the woods
Monthly paw roll. S1.173 Anderson G.
Rowley's mill. equipped with a double
block machine has a total force of thir-
ty-thrce men in the mill and woods. Van
Horns shingle min employs twenty-three
men. T. A Falconer's mill at Lake Stew
ems. a mile from Hartford. employs TWEEN
ty-faur men. Morgan & Gepfert are re-
building and viii give work 20 twelve
mon RusselIs force in his shinele bolt
camp numbers fourteen men. Lane &
O'Kelly who get out the cordwood for the
pauer mill. employ eichty-ive men and
uay cut s. 80 each month. The aggre-
gate pay roll Of the mills in and about
Hartford is Sle.li5.
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MARINE NEWS.

Port Gamble. Sept -Special.-Sailed-
Chilean ship Atscana. Capt Sprout, for
Valparaiso. Arrived-Bark Harry Morse.
70 load for Yokohama, Japan.
Hoauiam, Sept. e-Arrive6-From San
Francisco. schr Ottilie Ford. for Aber-
deem: schr Laura May, for CosmopOlis:
schr J. n. Leeds. for Hoquism; schrs
Charles Hanson and Maid OF Orleans
from Redondo.
San Francisco. Sept. 1a.-Arrived-San
Benito. Tacoma: bk Davenport. Port
Blakeley: bktn Northwest. Port Towns
end; blk WIN W. Case. Nushagak; blk Ru-
fus E Wood, Nanaimo; sh Spartan, Seat
tie. Departed-Point Iona. Grays Har-
Dor; bk Mercury. Port Blakeley; Mono
wal Honolulu and Sydney
Freights and charters-Ch blk Gladovia.
now at Portland. lumber. thence to VAL
paraiso: Br blk Glenfontain. at Portland,
wheat. thence TO United Kingdom. Hayre,
Antwerp or Dunkirk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-20

Everett, Sept. fa-Special-Tir hrck.
out n Dr.. WainwriEhts house. corner OF
Pacific avenue and Walnut street. about
5 O'Clock this morning. The rrenen -
sponded promptly and saved the house.
The household effects were mostly re-
moved.
The gale last night created some havoc
along the water front. Two Or three
yachts were blown ashore A boat house
float near the nail works wharf was
stranded, and a sC0w a. Bells riiu wEs
blown adrift. The ruuor that the ship
Amelis. anchored a the buoy on the
Rucker wharf. vas blown from sts an
choraga and grounded proved % aa un-
founded. The ship S loading lumber for
California from Bells mill
Ir. A. J. Jphus has a contract 70 FUR
nish l.sno 900 cedar paving blocks for In
Gianapohs
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Erief Tacoma Nnrva

Tacoma. Sept 1a-S9ecsa l-w A Bail
has been appointed by the board OF pub
l.c works 20 succeed Draugatsman E A.
Green. resigned.
An armist.ce has been declared between
the street railway company and Contrac-
tor Berens. The laying os fr blocks was
begun today az Ninth and Pacific avenue
and 80 feet was covered The company's
tracks are protected by a plank ten inches
wide laid alongside the rails This space
VII he filed with blocks hv the company
- hen IT'S new tracks are lad
The excursion Of the Chamber OF Com
Tercn 20 Victoria left On the Kingston this
morning Il numbered a little over 100
\ decree n foreclosure n favor 81 the
Pennsylvania Mortgage Company against
the Hotel Fgfs property was entered by
Judge StalIcup yesterday. The amount Il
he iuiEment g s.. 90
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work on the Stnte Road.

Mount Vernon. SEPT. 19- S1ccia'-E. NJ
Wilson. chairman OF the state roal COM
missioner. and r. -. Wells. socro'aty.
net IN son junction with the county COM
rrissiouers thss afternoon. AMI agreed 70
advertise for bids cor the opening Of thu
state road sram FairNaveD 10 Edison.
The comm lssio~ers desire - have mis-
strip completed as speedily as pos ibls.
and Chairman Wilson says l. - toc big
rest end u tho entire 700. People ~ n
Edison a-0 t-vrc and fsehg- tublant over
the prospect Of snceiy work. .ra cutjre
body o. officials win visit TIE water front
tomorrow and again g. over the route 20
fern "A last estimate of the cost of the
work contemplated.
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Vancouver. 2 -. SEPT ra-He~uan
stump. United States superintendent =
irmls grafton. passed through the city to-
day with a party 81 friends - Victoria.
where Trey viii meet TIE lighthouse ten
der Columt.ne ana w.th her make a tour
az Puget sound. stump SAYS the trip is
taken for pleasure. but ~ * a. the same
tlrue visiting the different stations where
tre United states has immigration officers.
WhIe here he had an Interview win In
migration CoUuissi11er Penn. Stump Saws
that owing - TIRE revival r trade the i'm
migration from EUrore has been very
heavy ta.s year. and shows signs OF keep
ing uD.
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The Yakima HNnfinld Ffrht

North Yakima. Sent. Speciai.-John
Neening. arrested on charge OF assault
with intent 10 commit murder on the per-
son OF Charles Redaeld. the trouble oc-
curing IN the hop field Monday THIS after
noon had a preliminary examination be-
fore Justice R0dman. At the instance Of
Prosecutor Englehardt the case was dis
missed on the above charge. but weeming
was Immediately rearrested on a charge
OF assault with a deadly weapon and was
bound over 10 the superior court in s5na
the bonds.
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cone,.prntion,llsts Honor whitman.

Euensburg Sept 19.-Special.-At Tues
day evenings session Ct the annual meet
ing OF the state Corgr gatt0nal Assoc aticn
D. Hallcck showed ;wo Eavels made from
an apple tree planted BY Dr. Marcus Whit
man one 81 these Is 10 be- presented by
Mrs Mabel e. Anderson. OF Walla Walla
% the National council and the other by
Miss Rose Baker 20 the American Board
TIE association voted. THAT ve thank
these earnest and loyal friends % Whit
man college and the churches az this
state for these timely gifts. and request
that the name of the General Association
rnsv 10 coupled with theirs in these pre-
scutatfo1s"
At Wednesday mornings session the
COMMITTEES on monument 70 Dr. Marcus
whitman reported progress. The commit
tee was continued
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Death of a Lending ~aIyationISt.

The Salvation Army lost one OF it's most
earnest workers yesterday in the death OF
Mrs. Lizzie Christensen. wife OF James
Christianson. She died OF internal hem
orrhage at her home on the corner of
South Eighth and Dearborn streets
Wednesday night. Mrs. ChTistianson has
been prominently identified with the Sal
walton Army for several years, and is one
of the best beloved sisters in the corps.
She is a sister OF Maj. Halpin. whose
name is prominently mentioned in Army
circles throughout the country. The ma
ior is at Long Branch, y. j.. and was
notified yesterday OF his sisters death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-20

" n charge ct homeopathic physicians
The faculty than tTsed 20 consolidate wita
me medical school q the state university.
winch has the facilities O. rhe remaining
two hospitals Ia the city. This they were
unaois - do The Willamette medical
SCHOOL Is the oldest one in the Northwest.
and the second oldest on the Pacific coast.
nAYIng been established IN IssA
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south Heni News.

South Bend. Sept. 1a-Special.-Th city
council has asked City Treasurer Weller
10 turn over his salary from now on. 70 he
credited upon the s2,1o0 OF the city funds
which are now tied up in the suspended
bank.
The city tax levy. as fixed for the COM
ing year, is 25is mills. divided as follows:
Interest on bonds. u mills: general fund.
mills; street fund. } mills. sewer fund. 4
mill.
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Poultry and eggs were In big demand
Yesterday. the occasion being the loading
:, ne steamship City Of Topeka for Alas
Ia That trade always takes large con-
slxnments OF these products, and a steady
Increase OF orders is apparent upon each
s.si,ng day The poultry demand IN the To-
Ell market has improved considerably OF
l.,s because OF the cooler weather. and
tha approach of the fall season. The bet
..r s.za OF the stock has its effect upon the
sales and the farmers are getting better
urjces all around. Eggs yesterday went
A. high as 2in22c for fancy ranch. but
that il only temporary, and by tomorrow.
NJ doubt. the price Will resume the former
figures Of 1s52oc.
Italian prunes grown or Lake Washing
;on are very plentiful In the market, and
inquiry among the ranchers brings the in
formation that they have largely plowed
I'D their strawberry fields for such larger
fruits as they think might pay them bet
ter Pranes however. are low this year,
very excellent ones being almost a drug
on the trade a. 25Q35c. Apples find a bet
Ter sale the best bringing 81 a box, and a
better demand every day as the season pro-
rresses Blackberries may be had at 603
&c Winter Nellls pears for preserves and
table use are In good demand at s125. but
many are expecting a lower price.
Flrst-claSs tomatoes are bringing 40c.
with seconds n 3Qd25c. Sweet potatoes are
firm at 2G2i4c. Melons are st!ll arriving
IN considerable quantities, but are not in
good demand.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Rnnrd of Trnde.

Chicago. sept l9-Whcat was easy and
$50 lower AT the start today but n once
began % develop IT'S strength, and finally
SOLD I'D lssc. with considerable activity and
u0t "A little excitement bur on free real 2
inr sales ans the Withdrawals ~ buyers
the price finally, weakened. The legitimate
situation had Undergone very lttle change.
cables came ted higher domestic markets
were better and the local sentiment SUI
continued bullish. shorts were active buy
erS. ard there was also Some investment
demand W hila there Was little disposition
20 sell during the early part OF the sesslon
Pardr.dee. Cudahy and Baldwin and Far
mum were bulls in the morning and bought
freely. bar near tie close, when they WITH
drew their support ana realized pronts.
prices weakened under the selling pres
sure and fell. December closed lac below
tha highest price ~ thc day. ana Sc lower
than IL closed yesterday.
corn was active ana higher in sympa-
thy with wheat. September had Auice *
10. hut retained only ~ OF IL az the close.
oats we've strong. tn sympathy with
corn. but closed weak and unchanged from
yesterday.
PROV. slors were tr-nor and closed slight
Ia higher than or The saw before. October
no~)y is .--> higher January - higher.
lard and ribs each closed s'-o higher.
Closing Quotations.
vheat-Ssptember. sS-.e. Decembsr. 5a'-o
asked
oatS-Septsruher. l@1.c. O-toher ia'.c
Pork-Septem s. q, October - ID.
Iars-Serte1her. g a%i-; o-toher- $50
Rfhs-Sentsrnbc- and october. g..
RVe-N'4c
ParIey-fe-
FlaN-s5GS5t. s..
T{uothy-St. r.
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EVERETT AND sNoHOMIsH RIVER
ROUTE.
rurRErr RouTE-sTR. GREYHouNp

Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 645 a. m. 1850 a. m. 40
n. M Leaves Everett a. mi. p. m.
p. m ..,.
Everett p. m.
Fare-Singie trip. 75c: round trip. sl.25:
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
IandIng-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
street. -
eTAT-TT AND TACOMA NAVIGA-
TON COMPANY.
C!aud Troup. Prea. +. w. Goodhue. Sec.
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The Railroad 10 Kootenay.

Vancouver. b. c., Sept. I'D. MECH
nvray. of this city. received the contract
from the Canadian Pacific for the con-
struction of the branch line along Arrow
lake. When the line is completed the COM
pany will have direct communication with
the Kootonay country all the year around.
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Breadsturs and Grains.
Omaha live stock Market.

Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e. Il
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Omaha. Sept 1s-Cattle-Steady and ec-
tive; everything sold early; Western
steers, SsT425: Gamers. $40: stockers and
feeders, s.. T565.so: calves. s31t5.
Sheep-Strong and active; Westerns.
s. 2sf73: common and stock sheep. s232. as;
lambs. Ssd475.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria at q. m. passengers re-
caived on board at a. mo- September 5.
For ADMINISTRATION and 20. at
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports at a. m. September 2.
Z. l., II, .. q.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of
the cofnpany at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO..
General Agents, San Francisco.
J. T. TROwBRIDGE. Act. +. s. Supt.
Seattle.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia j. 4. O'Brien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma. - noon. Seattle, Yes
ieF's wharf. y. N. Mondays and Thurs
DAYS for Port Townsend, Anacortes- Fair
haven. New Nhatc0m. Blaine and Friday
Harbor. ard Vancouver. arriving Van
couver .. m. following day.
Fare TO Blaine. &: fare 70 Vancouver, =.
For further information Apply 70 4es-
lsrx wharf. y
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Vancouver. =. C.. Sept. 19.-News has
s,fst been received here q tho death q A
vear- miner named Bl'y Mason a, Tran
aa.lle. .r the Vale district He f-u down
a prs p!re ~ feet. Particulars OK the ac-
e.Ient are go: yct az hand.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.


Lon.on. Sept. ls.-sIvsr. cq.za consois.
is7ssa1s- u-1G
New York Sept. is.-Ths Evening Posts
London cabiegraru says. The Jewish holi-
days caused duIluess = al TIE markets.
but the prices c5aset generally above the
lowest. Americans were quiet and though
showing little movement. closed trtfie
more bt1illsa IN tone. No details are yet
known OF the second Russo-Chlnese loan.
Breadstufs and Grains.
Liverpool. Sept 1s-wheat-Spot. firm;
demand. poor; No. . red winter A. i9'=d:
No. red spring. ss Llzd: No / hArA
Manitoba, Is lid; No. ! California, -
1il4d. FUTURES opened steady. m higher.
September. g. iils6: October. Is IIL4d: No
yenner. IS. December. IS I'D; January, 5s
ID; February. C. I'D.
Corn-Spot. steady; American mixed.
new, IS I'D Futures opened firm, 4
higher ami closed AI5za higher. Septern-
Der. "a "a: October, IS s74d: November. %
I'd: December. 50 nd. January and Feb
ruary. as ed.
Flour-steady: demand. good; 81. Louis
fancy winter. 6 Sd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e. f5s.
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Socks. s.nT1ts: Westerns. 1885 =:
lambs. common 70 inferior. s--5os3 49, good
20 choice. So 20.
fpts-cattle. i. 90: calves. SO: hogs.
=, go. sheep. Z. &c.
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~ hsat-pgu. December. s3lsc. May.
bavley-toactlve. December. sec.
Gems III
Bran-Sta
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


fors, Sept. +e-The voiurae - tras-
.flg n stocks To-Day vas larger By fully
.',t' SHARES than CT Wednesday, ard tie
-o-s OF the Speculation vas Jess feve-ish
q courSe OF prices also vas more firm.
Aon2on turned weak for Americans f,s7,
osherWise dld rot figure on the market.
HS opening was firm. and wiki tha er-
Sepuon or temporary setbzcks az II ard n
Q COCK the tendency OF prices was upward
20 us close The Industrial shares were
ths feature OF speculation. with Tobacco
ana chicago Gas the leaders. Lead com
mon. on moderate volume OF business.
advanced IL on the announcement OF the
iong-expected declaration Of ! per cent.
uiFlcsnd- The preferred rose sympa-
theucaiiy ~ per cent. In the other Indus
tflalS strength and substantial gains were
sFioeuced. The market closed strong. In
Dohcs the days operations recorded gains
generally. The aggregate sales were "a
a.. 60.
Financial.
Money on call. iiLIlz per cent. last loar.
4 closed. 2 Prime mercantile paper. 4a5
per cent Sterling exchange. quiet AMI
weak, with actual business in bankers
biils a. "a s%i4 Ss54 for demand ard s.. sSe2
$50 Tor sixty days. Posted rates. 81 ST.,
ef.Ssi and 81 .ss3s1s %. Commercial bills,
81 STA. 1'''@'
Silver certificates, e7fs7i.c
Government bonds-FErm.
State bonds-Inactfve
Railroad bonds-Strong
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend eah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
davs Wednesdays and Fridays At 1915
a m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Duneeue~a Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Cettvabrrg. pvsht Clallam Bay and Neah
Rav: returning. arrives Seattle $50 p. m.
on opposite DAVIS. Steamer Evaugel leaves
yssier dock FOR Port Angeles and Victoria
MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays AT $50
D. m: arrives Seattle alternate days , pm.
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Ola MIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. e.2c a m Tacoma at. 800 m
Tacoma at 10 10 a IN Seattle at....I2 90 m
Seattle at. / 20 ID m Tacoma at. 800 y m
Tacoma at. $50 p nj olympia at. ESQ y m
AlIl III ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ...... 30 a m Tacoma 49,. $50 a IN
Tacoma ..-..le'V0 q IN olympia -. l.uO p IN
Olylnlia -.Vg y I4si Tacoma 49,. 500 y IN
Tacoma 49,. 90 y M .eattle ...,. 80 p m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. ~
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street
LILLY, BoGARDUs & CO. Agents.
City Dock. Telephone Main 81.
Capt. L. Wiley Manager.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia
steamers leave san Francisco for Homo
Iglu, Samoa Auckland, y. L.. and sydney.
\ < E without charge.
Steamship ATawa, September 18th.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia, Sep
TENDER - 10 T. IN
TH0S A GRAHAM. AGENT. starr
PceA block. Seattle Also corner Eleventh
ana Railroad streets. Tacoma.
D Spreckels = Bros. Co. General
Agents San Francisco.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosALrE.

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily, except Sunday, at
II 80 n m: returning. leaves Victoria
a m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday. at Z a. m; sunday, direct, at
a m, returning direct. leaves Port
Townsend at p. IN. Telephone no.
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FOR BRFMERToN. u. 8. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY the fAst
and Commodious steamer
GEN. CANDY
Leaves Central wharf. Two trips daily
NJ $50 a m. and y m: the second sun
day in each month viii make one trip
only. leaving Seattle at y. m, and arriv-
ing at 7:45 y. m, touching at all intermedi-
ate points. Returning leaves sidney a.
1870 a. m. and y. m: leaves Charleston
at 1910 a. m, and Sis y, M. leaves Rre-
rnerton at 1850 n. N. and s.21 n. m. arriv-
ing at Seattle At Il noon and 7:ss y. m.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH

Steamer a. Il. Robinson. carrying u. 8.
mall. leaves City dock. foot OF Main st,
at $50 @. m; arrives at Sidney at i0;is
Leaves Sllverdale at i2t5 y. m: leaves
Sidney on return at p. m. Fare 20 Port
orchard points. &c. Daily except Sunday.
r. y Robinson. master. Lilly. Bogardts
e. Co, agents. Telephone, Main 81.
steamer open for charter on Sunday.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. club. &5c: blue stem. 45c; steady.
Firm and likely 10 advance.
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At Port Townsend.
TET s.s SO 81 i0.A AZ lilo 20
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Breadstuffs and Grains.


san Francisco. Sept. Extraordinarily
extras, S.359f3 IS; bakers" extras. ss.15a3.25;
suner1ne s. 35ff2 50 per barrel.
Wheat-No. l spring. eiisc and s2'ko for
choice. milling wheat, 95697i5c.
Barley--Feed. fair to good 52ihG55c;
choice. s7izc brewing. 62ieG67i9c
Disabling. s519oc per GENITAL: Sur
prise, Gl@d92'5c: fancy feed. s7lz492i7c.
good 70 choice s0fis5c: poor 10 fair. s2is
aIoc; black, nominal. gray. 61is475c per
GENITAL
Receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks. s.s0n:
wheat eentals. S4.700. barley. 1900: oats
esa,sls. $50: Oregon, 1900: corn. centais.
ss beans. S.575: potatoes. sacks, 200:
eaions. SIS, bran. 2l3 midalings. 20: hay.
tons 80. hops. bales. IA; mustard. sacks
tg5 wool. bales. "a: quicksilver TASKS.
ie hides, number. 379; wine. gallons. 36.-
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlnes sI6Gis: bran. sliQi2
Hsy-Wheat. sT6i0 wheat and oats. 50
O. oats s5RS. alfalfa. s. 5aT7. barley. s.
a. clover. S6Q650: compressed. s6QS.5O.
stock, N50G5. 81. straw. s. 51ds.50.
Potatoes Early Rose, S0035c: Salinas
Rarbanks. elGS5c; river Burbanks. 3e64oc:
sweet siai25
vegetables-Green corn. Berkeley. 40T
Va Alameda 15casf -: onions. 40
a1c: hay squash, 2egiSoc. cucumbers Is
a@c; tomatoes. i5u SOC; string beans 20
e green peas. case. green peppers. 80
&c. egg plant. 3AQfoC. green okra 500 soc;
tsrnips. soc. bets b0c. carrots SIC, cab
haye. e5975o: garlic, 2Gs3c caulihower. "a
&c; dried peppers. lSgl5c; parsaps. i5c;
Ina beans lla4oc
Fruit-f5reen apples. 25i50c: extra choice
apples, s.. strawberries. Sharpless. 8 50Rt;
lasgworth. st5t. raspherries, s465. huck-
leoerries, SeIf7 cautsioupcs. Sc1Si: nut
aaHaa In a..
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE-wEEKLY
TINE CARD.

sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE-WEEKLY
TINE CARD.
STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN.
Leaves City dock Seattle foot OF Main
and Jackson streets. September II. al
a m: September n. at a m; September
2i. AT Q A. IN. Leaves Mount Nernon-Sep-
temher IS. at u noon; september 20. at
Stanwood. Fir. Skagit City and Avon.
EVERETT AND SNOHOMISH RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan II Donsld leaves City dock
daily. except Saturday, a u midnight for
Rirhmond Edmonds, Mukiltco. Mosher,
Everett Marysville East Everett. Lowell
and Snohomish. connecting at SnohOmish
with boats for Cherry Valley. Tolt and
arl I'm river po.ns. Returning leaves Sno-
hon9ish a m daily. excepting Sunday.
lilly, BOGARDTS & co. Inc,
Owners and Managers.
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TACOMA SEATTLE ROUTE.

STEAMER CRICKET.
Fare, single trip, SOC. round trip. 80.
Leaves Tacoma-3.@0 a. IA, L m. ana
4:2o y. m.
leaves Seattie--s;40 a. m. els and s:i5
n. m,
Sundays-T.cave Seattle II a. m. 40 u.
m. Leaves Tacoma $50 y. m. 1.S0 y. m
Sunday excursion rates sc.
Iapdines-faC0wa. Commercial dock.
Seattle, Gaines dock.
r. r. CAME Agent. Seattle.
r. VI. HARRINGTON. Managing Owner.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. 5

T =.
Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska September =
and every Is days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply to
J. -. CARROLL Agent,
Schwnbacher Dock. Tel. Pike e5
CHAS. e. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.