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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07
Thr rnmiiy ontinw.


This may not strike sefne OF our readers
az a subject with which the practical
farmer has anything 20 do. but we assure
such that the most practical. successful
farmer Is the one who takes an occasional
day off-even pruiongA the day TO u week
or ten days sometimes.
Too many farmers seem TO think that
the thing to do Is 90 dig with main brute
force from early morning TIL late ut night,
with no let UP for 81 days a year, and
chasing around all day Sunday besides
such men have a faint idea of the good
things they miss IN life. The farmers life
al best has days OF hard toll that are
sometimes long, but to make every day
long. hard one Is not doing ones best.
Plan 10 have as few days from sun to
sun a. possible. and break the monotony
of constant work by an occasionai outing.
One does not have 90 so 70 the seashore
or 10 a mountain retreat 20 have an out
ing; does not necessarily have 10 take
train or n wheel. A good time of rest
may be obtained by the change 20 be had
IN a trip by wagon over the country from
the home farm as center.
Writing In the New York Tribune Of
such a trip webb Donneil expresses onr
idea when he says: Take a wagon and
the farm team. put In a supply OF eatabisa
for both man and beast, make provision
for camping out nj night, and make
trip through the country as far AZ your
think ri tho jolly dinners cooked b.
the roadside and the pleasure or n search
each night for a place 10 campf Thnn.
too. one wou& have continual interest
I'm the sight ~ farm after farm, with It's
stock ard It's methods OF work Some o.
these farms you may have heard OF be-
cause OF some peculiar excellence. and
you viii want TO visit them as you 60
along.
such drive can be made the means OF
great pleasure and much practical good,
and when the horses turn In at the old
place again I'm quite sure they viii bring
home load OF people greatly benefited by
the experience When you get horns from
this or some other outing begin 10 plan
strai9htway for the outing OF next year
You can't think what pleasure the antici-
patton and planning Will give every mem
Der OF the family. IL viii tighten the whols
years laDer We take things too seriously;
we don't relax enough. Suppose bif Of
such recreation does cost something's
what are We IN this world fort ] greatly
question the idea that Il II 20 make mere
working machines Of ourselves. Besides.
one can work so much better after rest
Of this sort that ne viii soon more than
make up tho cost.
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lots :. and ~ :. s.k y Barks's - ada.

lots :. and nj 3 blk Is. Barxe,s 81 add.
Jrly - quit claim. s.
City 70 4 a Kendall. lot l. blk Is. Cea-
-rai Seattle aid. December 5 iSk2. xii
John ". Maple. county treasurer. 20
Sarah RenesN. lot 4. blk Is. Central Seattle
add. July -
Sheriff % Safer & Esgaa. and = nv
NV nv. n1i !. So &c nv NV sec 8 ID *.
-s S1a
Sheriff 20 " Il. Ser6s- ard Fraas Ea-
gar lots - 20 Is t5k ;. lots | 10 :. =
20 y Blk L lets - 20 Il, a&g - lots
10 T. blk Il. lots 90 1. Blk e. lot :.
DIX =, Bs'iimore add. lots : 20 2, bis -,
lots and !, ok = 1saes & Na3Sht's add.
lot : Dix - Yoanxs add. Aaxast &, &.saa.
Frank EAsAn to " I'll. SaFAer. lets =
70 Il, blk :: lots 1 - T. = % - blk Z.
lots u 30 n hsk L. los s 10 =. A.k N,
los 70 & blk - lot s,k =, Baltimore
add: lots 10 S h,N - lots aE8 s blk -
Edes 4 Knights sssd. les 5. alA II. Young
sad. @k :. Sasith 4 Bsrus add. und I.
nv NV NV. ena = So as nv NV sec 5.
- Is. r e, August 8 81.
Max ClsrlcaS ct AK - W. Il Cheslsy
srd y. IA. Wakefield. lots 5 10 IL. blk s.
KnlgAts 81 add, Dss Monies. August 81.
ISIS. s..
Nle.s Petersen 10 Christian Peterson.
End : o. 81 acs in nv cor sec ). - =,
3 August 5 81
Christian Petersen 20 Sieis Peterson.
una y Of wts Of So Of sas sw sw sec g.
to g. ? 3 5 ses less strip q vide along
; sidel also acs In So sw sec =. - IS
;. August J. 81.
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Breadstuffs and Grains.
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug. s.-Arrived-Ship
Santa Cara. New York; German sh TX. +.
Glade. Honolulu. Sailed-Co.umbia, Asto-
ria clearedW ala Naila, Victoria and
Port Townsend.
Port Gamble, Aug. 5.--Arrived--Sch Spo-
kane, Capt. Jameson, thirty-three days
from Honolulu. blk Palmyra. Capt. Keller
seventy-feur days from Newcastle. ~. s.
W. Sa~ed-Sch HGeneme, Capt. Peter
son. for Everett; sch Golden Shore. Capt
Henderson. for Freemantie. Australia;
schr +. s. Reldeld. Capt. Birkholm. for
San Pedro.
Port Townsend, Aug. s.-Special.-Arris-
ed-Hark Canada, from San Francisco for
Tacoma. harkentine Newsboy. from Ian
ceston. Australia. for orders. sch Peer
less. from San Francisco al Tacoma: sch
Agzlia from San Diego at Ballard. Sailed
Norwegian bark Ezra, for Melbourne.
The steamer San Mateo has been chartered
20 load a cargo OF lumber at Hsdlock for
Central America. sThe British bark Be-
livia. now at Royal Roads, has been char
tered to load lumber at Vancouver for
Port Prize.
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o, various securities purchased recently
lad been forced our today ard yesterday.
TIE uarSe. opened feyeTssA and fairly
acsaves az declines ranging from Il 10 i
Per cent Sugar was affected 20 the sx-
tent q nearly point. despite continued
improvement. IN TIRE trade outlook. evil
deacsd BY further advances IN scrssyn and
eorsss1c reGaed grades 90 the product
Tie ca.ee sufferers early were the grang-
ers and knts-ratioaais. During the fore
noon the dealings were characterized BY
further liquidation and degree OF autac-
~ On the part 81 The bears. two of the
leaders Of this contingent sxerting gnre-
rnltging pressure against she list The
demonstrations were allowed 10 be based
upon an advance In call money rates
TO S1s per cent. which took place about
midday. and reports OF urgent demands
Tor money in mercantile eenfers In this
city. The manipulation was greatly as
sisted by continued disturbance OF leans.
Prices IN many instances worked below
the lowest points recently recorded. The
bond market Was weak. ard material de-
elines occurred. in hQuissiion for both
foreign ana domestic account.
Government bonds worked lower, ex-
tending 20 a point for 4s on NQuioation-
The sales were SOS. 90. Silver certificates
declined = per cent. on offerings Of sse.ess.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. firm and higher, az fi1<7s
Per cent, last loan. liz, closed it.97 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, e,sG7ts per
cent Sterling exchange steady. with ac-
tnal business in bankers bills at 81 - for
demand and s& for sixty days; posted
rates, "a. ssh ~ and e ssl1Ga4so; COM
mercial bills, AsTss. Silver certificates,
ssssJss.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


N~x York. Aug. "a variety @; dsp-ess-
srr frauences ceafTtoats1 t0wars Z fairly
extensive is.usd2,ior - long sfeeks n
..szv.s -nRrk.i. Substantially lover Lsoa-
don rrssss sor th- t~o leading active tn
terus,t8nzl shares at saass ef other IN
v.ss-r-us stock. ard bends ,or fsr.sra a.
ess.-. rsxs1 the way fer az oushrezk %
bar seulnS ard throwing over Of lszx
sfe-k< AS an Illustration. Il was re-
us~se.z nat particular l1s " = 30 SHARES
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A noted army horse owned By Capt.
Auea. OF the Eighth United States infan-
Try. died AZ Cheyenne last week. The ans-
mai vas a fSna looking gray ard had been
In continuous service tn the United States
army for over ftffeen years. He was wfth
the ~tnth cavalry for q number OF years
ard participated IA number OF Indian
cararaigns With the regiment In Arizona.
New Mexico, idaho and Nenfana. He was
through the Wounded Knee campaign
affh Cart A-res, his last owner Tire OH
var horse kept up his spirits TO the last
I'm spite az his advanced years. The horse
was given a military burial, volunteer
squad firing yoiley over his grave In
New Mexsco.
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weights. ard sell ~ 81 seas Meet Of
the native beef cattle 3ow arriving sell
az <tsf4N. with limited number % CON-
noa and Ha~dian grades AZ 81 &5s.sa A
few prime oSsves have sid az 81 &C. and
extra fine steers NJ sass today. Suckers.
Gs<5asss extra chesce hesfs-s. ssstle;
cows. &5slS. bulls. unchanged. Western
rangers. g ses7z ~
Hegs-Sa1es ssrgsiy al 81 sezss -: heavy,
1ss. medium and mixed weights SIS
$50: sghs weights s. EE3ss. pigs. SO
1sA
Sheer-SattveS were salahls at s. -
nos much trading hetrg done above s.;
Westerns. SEsass yearsings IN demand a.
81. 1854 S. lambs. Ssf2 90 for culis AID $50
1S55 for choice
Reeeapts-Cat.is $50. hogs Is GO sheep
Is eoe
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Breadstufrs. Grains. Etc.

Breadstufrs. Grains. Etc.
San Francisco, Aug. 6--Fiour-Family
extras. s3.60Q370: bakers extras, s.. a0ll
35e; superfine. 81 sSQ3.
wheat-Spring wheat. ssgc for No. /
and sc for choice; milling, sia10ss4.
Rarley-Feed. fair TO good. s2i4a65c:
choice, size: new brewing, 72sz6l71Izc.
Oats-Milling. sSdsoc: Surprise, s5ca
S.o2is; fancy feed. soGe21sc: good to choice,
s2i4Qs'iac; poor TO fair, 721sg77izc. gray.
soassa.c
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, 1880:
wheat. centals. Az: barley. 1850: oats.
81; potatoes. sacks. 1850: onions. SO;
bran. iss; hay. tons, go; straw. tons, 20;
mustard. sacks. SCI; wool. bales. l1s: wine.
gallons, $500; hides. number. ss.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Middlings. si550lls; bran, s125agi4
Hay-New crop, wheat. SQi0; wheat and
oat. s6.5oQ9: cat. seaf750: river barley. 81 50
Q5: best barley, seg750; alfalfa, sS.56Q6;
old hay. stock. s69L5o; straw. 3oa5oc per
bundle.
Potatoes-Garnet Chiies, 5096oc: river
Burbanks. 4oa5oc: Salinas Burbanks. e5a
soc: Early Rose. 39Sc; sweet potatoes.
2l3c per pound: onions. iei6oc.
notwithstanding tomatoes, i5Gsnc
river tomatoes. 4o05oc: bell green peppers.
<0d6Sc; Chile do, 3e15oc: asparagus, ordi-
nary. si92.5o per box: cucumbers, Alamo
da. l5425c: bay squash, 15f25c; egg plant.
4oQs5c: Alameda green corn, s.. 2591 50:
Berkeley do, 75cGsl; pickles. ltkc per
pound.
Fruit-Apples. fancy. large boxes. 7s9
SOC: common do. 256f5oc: crabapples. 2s675ac
Longworth Strawberries. si.50ar3; common
do 81. 5slf250. raspberries, per chest. s.. 500
&: blackberries. do, s2I3; figs, black. double
layers. 75cdsi5o: peaches, per box. al
4oc: pears, Bartletts, in bulk. s0Gsoc
plums. large. in bulk. 2sd4oo; Mexican
lines IS 5Gf77; California lemons, s. -25s7i 50:
do extra. s2d25o: do fancy. s5fg35o: ba-
nanas. slI2: pinespples. ss6s4: Persian
dates 5al5lxc: nutmegs. per box, sIlsf. 50:
canteloupes, S39f3; watermeions, per hun
dred. 500: Fontainebleau grapes. per
box. 4aIsoc; nectarines. white, 1s925c per
box; do red. 4ensac.
Rutter-Fancy creamery, 1890: do Sec
onds. f7i&dlstsc: fancy dairy. I79isc: DO
seconds. i59lsc; picked, l59lsc: nrkln.
I4di7c.
C.heesa-Fancy mild. new, sisf7ec: fair 20
good. 7Gsc: Young America, sa1oc: East
ern, I28itc-
Esgs-stors. i5GIsc: rane. aoassc: duck
eggs. isfifc.
Poultry-Llve turkey gobblers. fss9lsc
per 10: do DO hens. l2eglsc: young turkeys.
is9gTc. old ROSTERS. S474g: DO young.
81 so945o: hroilers. small. 81 Sl72: do large,
g. sef7s: fryers. 81 rs5S.50. hens, So s01F4 50:
ducks. old. g. g83: do young. s. ssesa:
geese, per pair. slf7i.s 80; pigeons. ole. ST. Is
also: DO young. sl-ssaL5o.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Steady; December. a61c: May,
sl1z<
Rarley-FiTm: December. ss@c.
rorn-LsrEs yellow, es9&Sc
Bran-sI2 so5iI
wool
woel-Sprinx San Joaquin and Southern
cast poor months. &e9sc: do good .
months, 4issfec: San Joaquin foo;hni good
20 choice. s7EfT7isc. 40 years fleece. szYss%c;
Nevada heavy, ef97c: do choice. sggse.
Hops.
HoPs-aGsc-
Financial.
Silver hars ..-.,. - Dr2fts-SsEht -
Nsx- COL ..541ssi4 Telegraph
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To Tell a Horses Age.


ssTns popular idea that the axe of =
horse can always bo told BIZ looking 81 his
teeth" eaid a setstinary surgeon. Is not
always correct Atsr The eighth tear
tha horss has no more new teeth, 50
M. me tooth method II useless for tell
Ing he age OF horse which II more than
eight yeare oh. As soon as the set OF
teeth - complete. however. a wrinkle be-
gins 20 appear on the upper esigs OF the
lover eyeiid. and a new wrinkle II adj
del each year, so that 20 get a. the age u
a horse more than eight years old you
must figure the teeth. pluB the wrinkles"
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pFAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS.


Yesterday.
peal estate transactions since January 1.
- 49, e 80 SIS e. There were fled for
rs.e~a Yesterday q deeds. aEgrexatinx
e sst7s Following s. a list furnished by
49, paEy Bulletin room u Occidental
b5oek.
lanes J. An1srson and John W. Rem
srae. commissioners ard trustees. 30 Fred
Argek A. Brown. r. - acres il 10; 4. sec
a - Z March a, ~s4Ts
z Atkinson. city treasurer. 10 VII
var Wright. lot :. blk -. Burks's 5i ss1.
Ncweznb Der se. isF cS.
sam. 20 cane. iot .. ssk -. Burks's -
aaA. November D.. fsas. tao
sa-ns 90 sane. rs ios ,. Blk -, BEras's
"a aid, Sowemhav p. KS. e..
william wright c. IL. 70 4. J. Holmes.
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COMPOSITION IN nouoasssi. fnsaio,, brs-
Yer or Isng primer faces on the follow
tag sis. esffsss Ns.psrei or rniasou. sot
ercee1srr - srs rsca. brewer. not ex-
eeezsng 10 ems paea: issg primer. rot sx~
eee4lag e ems Plea Special terms ca
large orders. Address fost-1atsligsncsfs
Seattle
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board of Trade.

Chicago. Aug. s.-There was very good
trade 81 wheat today. the market acting
a Mttie spa sno4ic. the range for the day
being 289s&e. Final figures showed loss
OF IssT7c. Cables we're lover Liverpool
quoting the market OF I-d. and private
aavices reported harvesting progressing
under favorable conditions. Northwest
ern receipts were fair, and the weather
continues favorable I'm both the spring and
winter wheat states Other markets we're
weak. corn ard provisions being lower
and e.oeks IN New York sod or. az OF
which helped TO aspress the price and ala
the decline S. Louis vas weak and also
a free seller here. Generally favorable
weather conditions are Indicated for the
next thirty-<ix hours. Exports were quite
liberal fssosing Liverpool cables reported
xaot unchanged snf futures @s1ss3 lower.
In corn the market was weak and low
sr Prices ruled lower. ard the market
r1e-eesf wish a iass % 1isc- Trade wss
heavy AZ the start. but later In the day
he rrarkes ruled more unsettled
-Thsr@ vas a weak market n oats. fair
t-asa ard a lower range of prsces.
Ts~ow5ssanx are Still Irregular and the
ses,snw IA the Earket nervous. bet not
A. ~aurh 40 a. On yesterday ard ira day
49, -rha tendency vas downward. rot
49, A. .sa Ser.@-af-er Delivery % pork
49, !, January pork as wei. and a.. fu-
tares &C lard an2 RIBS
Closing Quotations
whsat-aazast- sSsacs September. bSssc
S-c-~-Auzasss. EE4.e. September. 49,
Aurz<t. rTe- September. IN.
perk-Amzliss. ~: Ss2tsrnh@-. $40.
Ta~E-Auggsxs. KS SOFTEN S@r, EA-
Rfss-Anxust. 60. September. nszs.
RyS-SAsc.
rzaxxeea---..c-
Tzzothy--SN.
Live stock.
czt..e-TEeavv cattie 5sye advanced
a1ong with those o. agsE ana E1@1.uzn
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FINANCIAL.
LonSoz. Aug. S-Siivsr. 81 s-Isd. Goa
sols. rs 5-fs
New York. Aug s-The Evening Posts
London financial cahlexraFn saws. Stag
nation characterized the stock markets
here today. The closing was fat on
Americans That market opened DAN snd
soon fell sharply on sales from Glasgow
and from the kaftir clique here, and also
by bear operators. This combined selling
in the absence OF al support had q de-
moralsxing effect and prices closed at the
lowest Most 81 the other markets were
weak. but foreign stocks we're better, on
Paris support. The demand FOR gold steal
lily increases.
The Paris boarse opened distinctly bet
ter. on she conclusion Of the settlement
and the close was quleter. The Berlin
market was steady.
Breadstufrs and Grains.
Liverpool. Aug. -Wheaf-Spot steady:
demand poor. No. red winter. So "a: No
2 red spring. IS ID; No. ! California, IS a.
Futures closed quiet. with near and distant
positions i@Gia lower; August and Septem-
Der. Is Id; October. Is lltzd: November,
Is 1isds October. IS.
Corn-Spot steady; American mixed.
new. = 1ed. Futures closed quiet. with
near and distant positions isTs.d ioweT.
August and September. Is sd; October.
g ioa4d: November. Is IpAsd: December.
Is ifAd
Floar-Stesdy: demand moderate: ST.
Louis fancy winter. 81 Sd.
Hops.
Hops-At London: Pacific coast. 81 iSs.
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Then They Parted.

IF78IEF7E
Hostess. Well. thers Is one very cre6N-
able thing 7 can Say about my husband;
we have lived sogstner twenty years nov,
and during al that time I have never
heard him swear once. what do you think
OF THAR
Guest / think Il the rost rernzrkAole
case OF ssls-controI I evsr heard %
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Total Sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were 2is,-
900 shares. including: American Tobacco
500, American Sugar $500. Atchison 400.
Burlington $500. Chicago Gas T.aoo, Dis
filling 5,2oa, Louisville g. Nashville H,en,
Manhattan 500 Missouri Pacific 300. st.
Paul $500. Western Union 1850. Silver
Certificates 5000.
Fiour.
F1our-Receipts. 1900 barrels: exports.
l2.7no barrels. Market dull and steady,
closing heavy, In sympathy with wheat
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts, Is. 100 bushels; exports,
sS 900 Spot. weak; No. hard, 6Ssc. OPP
tons were aemoralized today. breaking al
most &c. under heavy liquidation. weak
cables, the break in stocks and r1mors OF
Southern bank failures: closed liznl-c net
lower; August, closed. 6i4c: september,
closed, e2ssc-
Hops-DuIL
wool-ouiet-
Petroleum.
Petroleum. crude. steady.
s105Is bid; Ohio crude. strong.
Metals
tpppef-fsasy, pioAehs AN
price. ST.
Pig Iron-Quiet.
Lead-steady; exchange. s1s.H-
Tln-Quiet; straits. si3S4ia$s.
spelter-Duil: domestic, $50.
Coffee
cofee-Options closed steady al 70 Is
nain.s ret decline August. io.EH -Dec;
september. s.so7e &c. spot coffee. Rio,
quiet: No. !, HE: mild, quiet.
sugar.
Suvar-Raw, firm: centrifugal. - testr
SIC: refined, active.
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noR THE GOLD FIELDS OF TIKI
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA

a.ssfie on or about August ID for
n Mlchaeis, connecting with the
essmsr r. r. Weare for Circle City and
~ cssgahy. and stopping AT all mining
~smns on the river.
Tnfs IL the only route TO the Yukon
-sns- bv which the dangers and hardships
- a. avoided. Passengers take steam
80 4, Seattle and arc landed directly ~
-. ,,atras For rates, etc. apply 10
GapTH AMERICAN TRANSPORTA-
TilN AND TRADING Co. Schwabach-
as wharf Seattle. Wash.
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The Washington Stat. Dssrysnan's -
koelatson Wi meet at Lake VIE com
August II and -. A preposlficD vii -
submitted 10 form . farmers ikssss1iss Z
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE

STEAMER UTOPIA
s.evss Tacoma. Il noon: Seattle. Yesier
~ssr D m. Mondays and Thursdays
~. pnrt Townsend. Anacortes, FaIrhayen.
-. ii 1atcorn. Blaine and Friday Har-
- snd Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
4 =. following day
rare TO Blaine. 81. fare 10 Vancouver.
= 70 further information apply TO Yes-
q v1srf.
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.oxT ORCHARD And IOET WASH
to'4 INGToN ROUTE.
sTEAMER MARY +: PERLEY
20 f:aIhralfh dock. foot of WASH
ss@san street. for South Beach. SWAN
Sfe'~. r.. White. bfsmer.on. gn.tsd
aryson Chico, sglvsraale. at $40 .. m.
t.ursav. 40 D. m: Sunday. p. m; re-
-~-snw leaves silverdale a. e.S r. m
Ssisnhone Red f5i.
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r,lnsinr onotationH.


~at..-rseawv eattle hsye advanced
a1ons with those o. ilgas ana Ea@4.uEn
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, Aug. 6.-Wheat-walla walla,
t99 soc; Valley. 5iG52c per bushel
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YRUsE AND MADISON LINE.
sTEAM SCHOONER LAKME.

VIII sail from San Francisco regularly,
oarrylng freight at 81 per ton. connecting
n Seattle for all points
r. r. GAME. Agent
Arlington dock. Telephone. Pike a
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puoET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
lCAN STEAMSHIP CONPANY-

ateamship Transit viii leave Seattle for
csnfral America on July 10Th.
Regular saiiings between Puget
sound AM Central American
ports General Office. Mutual Life
building.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.

TIL. ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER wII.LAPA.
Capt George Roberta
Leaving Seattle for Alaska August ..
txs. and every thirteen days thereafter.
For freiEhf and passsnEe- rates apply
j. @. CARROLL. Agent,
schwabaeher dock, Tel. Pike g.
CHARLES e. PEABODY. General Man
sger. Seattle.
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onservstions taken AZ all stations at
p m. 18th meridian time 6 .. ~ Pacific
GEORGE Y saLIsRT-RY.
Observer in Charge
Tides at Seattle Harhor Today.
High TIDE. Low TIDE.
/. m fee. ?. nj feet an feet lp.n,ltee.
o.s 4s Sos n.al s.es a1Is.ss n.s
AT PORT townsend
:......I.....L 40 n.in So o.aTsE 81
Seattle. Aug. s. 1885,
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma and
portland clearing houses today were;
ss.,,. clsa Z. nc B s,l nc 2;
geatte $685.. ....-....-s So % $50 -
raSciha ----..-. ...-.-- esesS ~ 49, 80. ~
fortland ...-..-... ..... Isl. Se % 0.sso W
Ranch eggs are firm today and scarce;
they advanced from i5c to isc per dozen.
Dealers paid it@i4ixc 10 producers. The
outlook is that the price OF eggs VIII ad-
vance. as stocks are small. the demand
large, and the supply limited.
New potatoes are firm and advancing In
price. The old stock is entirely out of the
market Dealers say that not near so
many were planted this year as last year,
ana tho result Is that not many are COM
Ing into the market To-Day they were
quoted al SIS per ton, and are very firm at
that figure. Dealers expect that they will
advance TO 81 during the next ten days.
Apples range from 81 70 Sl2S per box;
Yakima peaches are eoe per box; Califor-
MIA peaches. T53s5c per box: blackberries.
y-2S per crate: California s@eetwater
grapes, Tic; plums. 75cdsl, and cante-
loupes, s2Gs25o per dozen.
The poultry market is firm, ana stocks
are pretty well cleaned up. Hens are
auotable at from 81. 5054; spring chickens,
2.s0@13: ducks. So 50d4 The latter do not
sell readily at present, as the demand Is
small.
No. onions sell for &c per pound. Stocks
are pretty well cleaned up. and the de-
mznd is fair.
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observations taken ar all stations at
z, M. 18th meridian time 6 .. II Pacific
GEORGE y saLTSRTRY.
Observer In Charge
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HUDYAN.

Hudyan II certain 10 cure you II you fol-
low the advice and instructions that go
with the great Hudyan. Hudysin cures
Lost Manhood, Nervous Debility. Lack OF
Power. Partial Impotency aud Private
Secret Diseases OF Man. You can learn all
about the great
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Silver hars ...... 80 Drafts-Ssxht
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