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New York. June 8-The speculation to-
cay Was practically nozopolszes by the
1acCssrA shares Sugar led The market
and Inquired for over ore-hasf Of TIE az
gregate dealings. II displayed aggressive
strength the greater part OF the day. ard
more particularly AZ the close. when the
price rose 20 lssk On heavy transactions.
Although the movement OF The stock IS
VIGOROUSLY independent Of The trade con-
c2uons as a rule today great stress was
iai1 upon the pronounced rally in the
prsces OF foreign and domestic sugars.
An early advance Of Ia per cent FRO
yoked an outpouring OF realixsng orders.
which resulted IN q reaction OF Ia per
cent. 10 lisa Al the low point inside
support vas apparent. and that stimulus.
with brisk inquiry from the shorts in
nnenced gradual upward movement 20
tne highest point noticed. although tire
advance was checked az times by renewed
pront taking. leather preferred came
into prominence after It's long period OF
neglect and displayed decided weakness.
which was mainly due TO the pretty ex-
tenstve liquidation Brokers close 10 The
management profeesed to have no knowl-
e0ge or any news 10 account for the de-
Preston The stock broke - per cent,
10 6sss- In the dealings a sharp recovery
movement carried the stock 10 5S7s. The
railway list WAS practically neglected ard
vas L1A4k11f irregular. Ira general mar
ke1 opened a shade higher al around. ard
was helped by Improvement in the Lon
don market and d moderate foreign tn
curry for the international shares. The
weakness IN the Inaustr.ais soon checked
the rising tendency. and concessions oc-
CURED which carried prices shade be-
low yesterdays closing figures. In the
last hour covering caused q rally to a
fraction above last nights final sales.
Railway bonds wers irregular. with an
easier tendency IN the speculative issues.
The losses noted were mainly fractional.
and conspicuous improvements were re-
CORDED n few bonds. The sales were
Sos. 900
Government bonds were inclined to sag
the new fours rsacting on the day. Sales.
si0S.sa. Silver certificates were quiet.
with transactions or 59.oeo at eeis16sssc.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at 1ixla2 per cent !:
last ioan- per cent: closed 1ixG2 per
cent: prime mercantile paper. 4si5is per
cent Sterling exchange steady, with ac-
tual business In bankers bills at 81 So
4.ssis for demand and s. s764 sii. for sixty
days; posted rates. ST. ssff4. ss1a and 81 80
4f.sSss: commercial bills. 81. St7@ Bar sill
yer. ssssc. Silver certificates. ea.aselsc.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. June es.-Sllver. 81 sis. Con-
sols. li2 S-I6
New York. June s6.-The Evening Posts
London financial ca5iegram says: Except
for home rails. which met with a coed tn
vestment inquiry. the markets here today
were featureiess. Americans were inclln-
ed 70 drop. bat there was no pressure 70
sell. Most Of the iobhers have closed their
books for the week. The Confines tal
bourses were Officially uninteresting.
Breadstufys and Grains.
Liverpool. June a5.-wheat--Spot. quiet:
demand. poor. No. red winter. 50 1lsd:
NO. l hard Manitoba. Is I'D: No. Cali
fornia. IS 2iad. Futures closed quiet. with
near and distant positions isd lower: June.
Jaly, August. September and October. IS
sad; November. IS lDd.
Corn-Spot. quiet: American mixed new.
IS I'd. Futures closed steady. unchanged
10 lad lower: June. IS; July. - liisd: Au-
gust. IS; September. So nd: October. IS
I'D; November. SIS sd.
Fionr-Dull: demand. poor: 81. Louis
fancy winter. IS Sd
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. E1 iss
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on Saturday, June q. at p. m. the cons
rnofions steamer sehotns will leave Yesier
wharf. Seattle. on a special trip 20 Hood
canal, stopping over night NJ Union City,
and resnning the trip next day 70 the fa-
nous Liliswaup falls. returning from theirs
IN time 20 reach Seattle Sunday evening
about .. m. Orchestra viii be on board.
Fare FOR round trip only ft.5a f1on.t miss
thia grand excursion. For tickets and afk
information call at Northern Pacific city
ticket Office or at Yenier wharf. Scatsiss
l. A Nadeaa, General Agent.
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The Northwestern lire hns been selected
a. she official route for the 81. Paul ana
Minneapolis delegates 20 the annual meet
sng % the Elks az Cincinnati July 70
Ia inclusive One hrst-elaas fare for tho
yound trip has been authorized. For fur-
,her information apply 10 r. W. Parker
puget sound agent. e0i First avenue. Seat
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA

The steamer PORTLAND viii leave Sc
attia On OF about June = and August IA
for 81 NicAaefs. connecting with ths
steamer T. r. WeaTe Tor Circle City and
Fort Cuaahy. ard stopping a. al mining
camps On the river.
This Is the ouly roate 20 the Yukon
mines by which the dangers and hagdships
car b avoided. Passengers take steam
ers a. S~Rltje ard are tsafiss directly at
TIRE mines. For rates. etc. apply %
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSPORT A.
TON AND TRADING CO. Schw ahach-
era wharf Seattle. WASH.
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Whiting. Mrs. H. ". Roberts. Mrs. ]. h
ANYWAY and child l. Nitsrell. ". f. Wor-
Mary Il Shurnway. Mrs, Il. r Middleton,
E.2lsa Me(sraw. kSera +. Austin. Lester
Hsrrics. Mrs. L NeFrtck. ]. ". Petty.
grove. j. T. Les. Mrs. J. A. Lee, Isaac NJ.
nuna. A. III. simpson. Margaret S. Wright,
Mrs s. e. Jolly and chiAs. Mss MAniss
Bssre, Philip Bart and wifes J. Coliyer ard
wife. Mrs Essle Bartlett and child. Afixa
Emily Williams Mrs Percy Rochester.
May Marphy. Mrs. II. y Scott. r. J. Fli-
dercz. " = Ketnrlnsky, j. II. Jones,
Hattie Maxwell, H. T. Back. Ia u Hal.
ley. 7. c. Magee. J. J. ponovan N. II.
Chittsrden. w. !. Adams. +. Walter. War;
ren SPEAKER. Mrs. {. Spieker. Mss Julst
erS. George Ravenkind. Mrs. j. q. Carr
ter. Mrs +, l.. Fuller. J. Z. Carter. i-siliD
Fuller. ]. W. Snyaer, ". n. Newhcase.
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Notice Is hereby given that the assess-
nssnE roll OF local Improvement district
E1. II. for the Improvement Of Thomas
street, in ihs city q Seattle. from Tsns-
the provisions OF ordnance No. -.sfi. pro-
vid.ng for said Improvement By grading
the same and constructing sidewalks
thereon. and for an assessment 70 pay
therefor by the mode OF payment by
honda" has heretofore been duly certified
20 me for collection. and the respective
sums therein charged and levied against
each lot and parcel Of land In
said district mist be paid In ten
equal annual payments. with inter-
81 upon the whole sum 20 charg-
thereof as remain unpaid. a. the rate oe
ten per cent. per aDnurn. and said interest
must be paid annually. together WITH the
annual ingiailments falling due in each
year. Said sums began 70 bear interest on
the ZDth day Of July. lks3. and the third
fnstallment OF eaid assessments and the
interest for the third year VIII become
due on the 3oth day OF July. lss. Unless
payment be made OF said lnatallment Of
principal and said interest On or before
said 10Th day % July. 1856. the same shall
become delinquent. and shall bear interest
Al the rate OF ten per cent per annum until
paid. and II not paid before the same shall
have become delinquent a penalty OF I'VE
per cent. shall be added. and the sums de-
hpgusni shall be entered on annual iAx
roll for the current year against each lot
ard parcel % land 80 delinquent. and 1iin
the Interest collected as other taxes, sepa-
rate account being kept thereof. and II not
psid within the time fixed for the payment
OF city taxes. shall he collected az such
taxes are collected. together with such adj
dtI0nzi charges or penalties as are author
ized 20 be CHARGED and eollscted on ether
delinquent taxes, and each lot or parcel
20 delinquent shall be sold Tor the amount
81 such assessment. with interest and
costs AT the time and In the manner and
b. the same authority as lands and lots
ars sold for city taxes.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer Of the City OF Seattle.
rata ~ draf ndhsfnzffou June 20 lxa&
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or KING
county. state OF Washington. The Seam
Observation-Disclosures bank. OF Seattle.
plaintiff, VS.. w. l. Lynn. Eta C Lynn.
James A. Moore. Eugene q. Moore. tho
elise Investment Company and j. c.
Alien, defendants. Summons for service
by publication.
The state OF Washington 10 the said
James A. Moore and Eugepie @. Moore.
defendants. You are hereby summoned 20
appear within sixty ter days after the date
OF the FIRST publication Of this summons.
to-wit: Within sixty sSnl days after the
18th day OF May. 1856. and defend the above
entitled action In the above entitled court.
ard answer the complaint Of she plaintiff.
ard serve copy OF your answer upon
the undersigned. attorneys for piaintin. at
their office below stated. and In case OF
yeur failure so TO do. Judgment will be-
rendered against you. according 10 the
6~gnan d of the complaint. which has been
fied with the clerk Of said court. The OBJ
j.cf az the above entitled action - 20 fore
eioss certain mortgage 90 real estate
situate and lying In King county. and state
Of Washington. te-wtt. Lot s. block III. In
Brooklyn addition 70 city Of Seattle, by
said plaintiff against defendants. w. L.
Lynn ard Eta G, Lynn. 20 which The 9TH
sf defendants claim 10 have some lien or
interest.
CoRLfss & I.ANGLASD.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Y. O address rooms Sa4sls Bailey build
frw. Seattle. king county, Wash.
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The Northern Pacific Will make sii-raf1
v,se 81 &c g and lake and rail rate Of SO -
from Seattle 10 Buffalo. ~. r., ard return.
on account OF National Educational con-
ventfoa. Tickets on sale June ~ ard =
onlv. Cali ~ once n yD1 wish 20 take adj
xantage ~ these rates. T. A. Na5eau. Gens
kr.f Agent. Geattie.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

sa..sf. ara Tawn=srt- <eah Pay rsuta
sse.-aer Garland leaves Ycs1kT deck Man-
e.x. Wednesdays ard FrldAys a. Z
A m scr PORT Tewrsea1 Port " iliia-a&
s..ftxshs,rx. f'ysnt. es&llan Bay zn1 NeaA
49, rxlaralns. arrives a. Seattle ] ?.
~, ca ep2csitr asSS SteAHsTr hssnEH
vsss~r4. Nonaavs. Wednesdays And FRI
ssv a. ! 81 y ma srg4yrs seattle alter
rate SAys - p IA
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francsxco. June es.--Arrivet-Sh Fl
well Sansfuo: sh KynAncs. Naniamo.
Fregghts-iE X. Wood. <s6 tons. now at
Victoria, lumber thence 20 Tientsin. China,
prior to arrival. 5ss.
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ALA g X A.

Pacific Coast steamship Corpany's
STEAMER Ai-kf.
All newly rentted. new upper deck cabins.
ara new and eoSnmoiious second-class
passenger accommoas tons. VIII sail from
SAattfa June -. az a. m. calling AZ
VICTORIA, MARY ISLAND.
HETrHIF<AN. EoCA DE QUApFsA.
YESS BAY, WKANGEia JUNEAU,
DOUGLAS ISLAND AMI CHfLGAT.
Pare ta Wrangel, CABIN. s.. second
cIsss. s.. o.
pare 10 Juneau; Cabin. so. second
class s.
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national Educational Association. Buff
sala yufy 20 ~. Low ratee via Great
Northern railway; All rail-. fH.7s. via Du-
Iuth anA their paiaflai lake steamers.
onsv sSs r.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma, u noon; Seattle. Tssier
wharf s p. m. Mondays and Thursdays
fo~ Port Townsend, Anacortes. Fairhayen.
New Whatcom Blaine and Friday Har-
Dor and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
D. m. following day.
Fare TO Blaine s.: fare to Vancouver.
q Fer further Information apply 10 Yes-
az wharf
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma ard Victoria. n. C.
s.a,arnl Isyi NJ. tacoma =. lIfefAri tsssm
40 .fsasniIsvi y Seattle ....t - Ar sonam
/ SlprniLvi T9Pt. Townsend = Arlu SPIN
sg1psn Arliiol... Victoria - NJ I-vl s-Sopn
sDally except Monday.
This steamer furnishes nrst-clsss accom-
rsodattonx. carrying both freight sed pas
ssngers. aud leaves from YeSier wharf.
Seattle.
Fer ratsa. etc. inquire q
O. r THORNDyKE.
Yesier wharf. Seattle
l. A. SADEAU,
Cenerai Agent -. +. r. r. Seattle
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
eTrAMEp RosAIrr

STEAMER ROSALTE.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ara
Per, Townsend daily. except Saturday. at
1850 a. m; returning leaves Victoria at
10 a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday, at a. m; Sunday. direct. At 3
q m. returning. direct leaves Port
Townsend az .. m Phone. Pike =
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FOR the National Democratic conven-

Trn ee he5s az Chicago. the Northern Pa
esfse viii sau tickets on June 18th. snf July
1ns AZ rate 81 s7la for the round trsp-
Yer tickets ard ali Information call on
or address T. A. Sadeau. general ageat NJ
T. Il p seattle.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
MISCELLANEOUS HuppfiNz.


Sealed proposals viii be received at the
office of the board OF public works up 70
10 o'clock a m. Monday. June - 1895. FOR
the furnishing 10 the city az Seattle on
acquisitions 10 be issued during the months
Of July and August. 1896. for material and
supplies, etc. Tor the ordinary needs OF
the various departments during said two
months. A detailed list of snch materials
ard supplies TO be bid on can be bad by
calling at tho office Of the board Of public
works. In the city hail. bidders Tor caro-
OF city patients must state whether price
bid includes medicines and surgical dress
tDgs.
Should condition arise requiring tn. pur-
chase OF articles In very large quantities.
above the ordinary requirements, the
board reserves the right 70 make special
calls for tenders 10 meet such cases.
The board reserves the right TO reject
Any and all bids or portions OF bids.
Proposals 10 be Endorsed on envelopes:
sTsids for Supplies"
Iy order Of the BOARD OF public works.
LYMAN BANKS Acting Secretary.
Date OF first publication. june To- 1895.
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

we by az grades cs Rustsr--trear1sry.
Diary and Ezaca- snip your Butter 20
JOHN II. /GEx. seattle sy Tsossss,
xsz get fAs cssA
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Schooner stella ErI&nc win ssil soa
Cooks snles Saturday. June zth- Foa
passage apply On board. Merchants
DOCK.
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Daily. at SD p. m. except Saturday. for
Everett and way ports. going through
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday 90 Sno-
hcnish river points, connecting with g.
Wiley Navigation Co. for Tacoma and
OLYMPIA.
cry Dock steamers FOR all points on the
Sound. open all night. Telephone. Main
81 :. q. NERkES. Mana ger.
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NOTICE of sIERIFF~s SALEM THE
superior court OF the state Of Washing
ton for the county % King, The North
srn Counties Investment Trust. Limit
ed, a corporation. plaintiff. -. Annie
lsekie. Stewart Leekte, Emma E Pear
son. Charles Pearson. Edward w.
Mauss. Jessie MausS. defendants. No.
- tee
Under and by virtue OF sn order - sale
and special execution. issued out or thu
above named court. IN tho above entitled
cause and q me atr.ssted afsd delivered,
] have duly levied upon the following de-
scriecd real property. situated n ktnS
county, Washington. sc-wits let No. ten
ftsf tn block No. one tn. 81 the supple
mental Plat % block Ne. one On. ard south
hair ~ hlock No. two e.. ~ rsTry's Fourth
addition to the city ef Seattle, according
q Plat recorded in volume Ne on page
y, IN the auditors egS1ce OF said king
county
Notice q therefore hereby given that on
F'f.iay, the ieth dsv as July. fSsS. at the
Aour 81 30 e'clsck a. N. ef said day, at TIE
front deoT % the courthouse. "a TIE city
q Seattle sn said King county. l VII
sesi the abeve described Property az pub
Is aHcilQn. % TIE highest aud best bidder
Ter cash
Dated this 9Th asy y Juue. fSs
\ r VAN DE NANTf.H. Sheriff.
HASTINGS 4 StsdUAn. Attorneys.
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sTREFT SfG<S-Eeased bids will be re-
eeivsd by the undersigned Secretary OF
the Board OF Public Works up TO
street signs 10 be furnished 10 the City
OF Seattle in accordance with the specin-
cations on file IN the office of the Board
OF Public Works 10 the CITY Hall. Bids
to be Endorsed on snveiope. IBID for
Street Signs" The board reserves the
right TO reject an and all bids.
Ey ordsr OF the Board.
FRANK OLESDN. See.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROVISIONS
of ordinances No. sI3. entitled AN ordl-
nance TO prevent the growing and
spreading or fhisties within the city OF
Seattle. notice IL hereby given 10 any
owner or occupant OF inhabited premises
or any owner or agent OF unoecupfed
OF the city of Seattle requiring all this
ties to be dug up. cut down or otherwise
DESTROYED. G.. 8. REED.
Chief OF Police.
Seattle Wash. June IL. 1856.
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tn. ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER wti1~APA.

r..xsr~ Sanstie Ger AlzskA JAY ?. 80.
-. 49,. 4harteaz GAYS ts&fEtEEker
a. = G. CARROLL Agent
"a sN~.Se 49, sss.k re- Ike z
rYsArf.E - x PEABODY. GxGsrA4 MAJ
srNr S&Attia-
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
HOTEL. pII.L.ER


s. r. Bovnton. minneapolis.
Thomas Pepper, Minneapolis.
Mrs. Frank Owen. chefry. Valley
Otto TaHhenrei. Marshall. III,
Morgan M5rganx. Hack Diamond
Mrs. \. +. CarQSi. Port Angeles.
W :. Moere. Black Diamond.
r. n. pendlctan. Dconto. Wis.
a. i. Gakey. Hayes. Wis.
G. T. rondiat0n. r.vcfeti.
Capt Larsen, rert Blakeley.
Harry II. wslSsnten. sidney.
W. r. Parkinson. Mount Vernon
John Gray, Mount Vernon.
o. Y. Tauheneok. darlington.
Z. I.ineo;a and wife. SnohomisA
z. a, Healy. Florence.
w. r. Walton. Snohomlsh.
Miss j. sears. Fasrhaven.
Rex; Harry Steele. Mount Vernon
j. ~. Sill, goapevllle.
II. j. NJ. Hos0m. Counevllle.
HOTEL STEVENS.
r. III, Martin. Tacoma.
Charles NJ Hugh. san Francisco.
]. Y. Sherfey. Everett.
III. w. Wilkins. Chicago.
George r hurry. Tacoma
]. ~. Reynoid. Tacoma.
II. 4. CToakham. Portland.
y. II. Lyman. iseRyenworih.
ia l.. sfcllin. Olympia.
George 5, Packard and wife. olympia
III. Ill., Portland.
Henry G. witespoon and wife. Hudsons
Mrs. Miller. Tacoms.
John L. Root. Helena. Mont
II. q. Buckley. Portland.
y. A. Acker. wife and child. Fraitvale,
Mias caplcs. Vancouver. u. C.
John r. Critics and wife. Whatcom.
a. r. Charlton, Tacoma.
s. A. blanchard. Portland.
q. p. Cutter. Portland.
Abbott Clark. Les Angeles
3. Y. Stewart. san Francisco.
J. L. Greenwood, Butte. Mont.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
NJ S. Major. san Francisco.
Mrs. Crouch, London. England.
Mrs. Eide, Victoria.
w, ]. Mlilicaa. Tacoma.
John Galofa Ceutralia.
Capt L. Wiley. olympia.
J. W. Smith and wife, City.
a. =. Ellis. seattle.
+. J. paimef, Victoria.
j. 49, WeaA Portland.
Charles r. Peabody. Port Townsend.
Mss Anna iserkey. kesrney. -Neb.
Miss Della fserkey. Kearney. Seb.
Mrs. T. Deaisy and daughters. Astorias
II. Jones. Portland. II
Capt, c. V. Crosthwaitc. BellinghAua
4. f. Roe. San Francisco.
John Dsgean, Sunas.
w. A. r. Grim. Wbatcom-
J. J. Foistad. Inohofnish
w. j, Miilscan, Tacoma.
John II. Boyle. Tacoma
HOTEL BUTLER
C. p. Alberison. Spokane.
III. ID. piatricA. Portland.
John panf. Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. u. Biackfora and daughter. 81
Paul.
- A. worden. Tacoma.
Edward Z. May. wheeling. w. Va
Charles II Krefehmer. Chicago.
J. II. Mecane ard wifa. Boston.
~ L. T4Thtnrr and wife Savon2s. u. @
IL ~. Hazerman. Tacoma.
Thomas MeGag. Chicago.
s. NJ. Bruce. Wbatc9m.
Alfred 4. RACK Naatcnm.
III fsas4vnskE. san Francisco.
g. r. Cheney Portland.
W O. EhaW Victoria.
Charles ii. sawyer Victoria.
Fred ~ Smyth. Portland.
E J. Fitzpatrick. San Francisco.
William u. Caruthera Olympic
Oscar r, Bowen, tligfnnia
George +. Brand. Fasrhayeu.
Gfif HASTE. Mount Vernon.
VIII Wolf Chicago.
T. TinkhaD. Point Roberts.
Phillip comradi. San Francisco.
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J = TRpW BRIDGE
Puget SQUAD Superintendent
SEATTLE cTice. Ocean dock. f0ot Main
.s~~~. Teteph0ue Main -
f;snsan Perkins s. CO. general agents.
Ssn Francisco.
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FIT ON THE TLrEH-

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Pour round TIPS daily. except sundAy.
In ere hour and twenty-five mtnuseA
THE STEAMER flyer
Regular daily trips. SeatTs-I2coDA
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 4
TIME CARD.
Single fare. sec; rocs1 trip. Sc
p. a.
Leave Taccma-sw a. n: 4 - q >. -
SUNDAYS
Leave SEATTLE a n: INNS N
Leave Tacous-s - a. m. fB. % .. n
Landing ~ Northern Pacific whsrf. Ia
coma ard Commercial dock foot OF Ma
ron street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State Of
Wzshirgton. fare Sc
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland June 2s-Wheat-waiia Walls
a5oc. valley, s2G5So per busheL
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
ICAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

steamship Transit viii leave Seattle for
Central America on July nth
Regular ssflings between Puget
seund ard Central American
ports General Office. Mutual Life
building.
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L. g n. TRANSPORTATION CO.

WtEkI1 TIME tANIi,
STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
Skagit River Route.
Leaves Seattle-Tuesday June g at o
a m: Thursday. June 5. at II a. m. Sat
urday. June 81. al is noon. Leaves Mount
Nernan-W Wednesday. June "a at I p. m. !.
Friday. June Is al ? q. m, Sunday. June
- at .. m. Calling At Stanwood. Fir,
SkaKst CITY. Mount Vernon and Avon.
cTuiaiip going south Sunday and north
tuesday,
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TIME CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L


Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ fol-
lows:
ard Victoria, al a. M tps ssengers re-
ce.yed on board at ! a rn.). June /. 6. II.
For Alaska, June T. 6, &c. q. at O. m.
Prom San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound points. az a. m. June J. 3
L. Is. 3. 3.
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE Of
the comTany. al Ocean dock. Seattle.
IF. TRowBRIDGE. p. 8. Supt
CoooDALI. PERKINS n CO..
General Agents. San Francisco.
EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. m. u m. p. m
Leaves Everett $50 a. m. $50 2. m. 7:So
D. N.
Fare-Singie trip. &c: round trip. Sf3:
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
homish.
Landing-Colman dock. foot of Marion
sEATTLE q TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
F. w Goodhue. Manager.
Telephone. Red sai.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
nasIy excspt Sunday.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

Time Card N effect juno /. iS9A
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND WHATCOM
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. at 10 p m.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND LA CON-
NER ROUTE.
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday. at a. m.
Telephone. Main cTs Yesier dock.