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stronger soas Of cables. Liverpool show
trg sn advance Of fsSssfA6 and IN. North
western markets ruled ss-oax and higher.
doe. !. Was claimed. 10 numerous COM
plants OF damage from must ard Dry
weather in that section Another factor
which stimulated prices was the ver~ small
deliveries on July contracts. oniy about
SosVs bushels going ro1n6. ceiug sent
ous by elevator interests. Liverpool stocks
did not show large an increase as was
anticipated, oniy s72.eo bushels. making
the supply there sSSl 90 bushels AGAINST
ASsS coo bushels year ago at this time.
ard was possibly sozneshlag Of an In
Huences Continental markets were also up.
early Berlin afyfces quoting an advance OF
go mark. Northwestern receipts, while
larger than the sane day last week and
the year before. showed some falling oH
compared With the average OF late. Out
side markets were lower. The out In
spsction was a little larger here. The
weather was rasst favorable. ana sndica-
tons point TO no particular change IN the
same.
There was pretty fair trade IN corn
within nc range The close showed NGsao
decline. The feature was the demand for
July.
oats were strong early. bat weaker
later and closed at the bottom. with a de-
cline Of ssHase from the toa and a net
less fer the day Of &c.
sR%tosNttSe <t4s40ANG Opening fatNSF
heavy and continuing so. dsd not become
radically weak nntii near the close, when
il seemed that Al at once the weakness OF
wheat appeared 70 hc recognised.
Closiax Quotations.
wh-at-Jaly. aisGHgc.
Corr-July. as.c; September. cTSGs-%c.
o&ts-July. iSisSI5s.e; September. isise.
Pork-July. 81. S-;1: September. 81
r.ard-JGly. s. T2ie. September, SIS s3,s.
Rlbs--Juiy. Leo. September, 1855.
Kys-sss.c.
Barley-Nothing doing.
T1methy--Augnst. $50
Fiaxseed-s7c.
Live stock.
Sales OF cattle were en- n basis OF Sc S0ff
4 80 for inferior 10 strictly choice native
beef steers. with trading mostly at 90
&s.4e. Feeding steers continue 10 sell spar
ingly, but there are fair sales OF light
weight stocksrs. Canning cows are doing
no better. but good COWS and haiferx are
active ana strong.
Hegs-Sales were made OF heavy at s770
Is 30 mixed ard butcher weights at SseS
ssS.4o. and light at 50 &3s IS; heavy hogs,
sSSs4.1e: medium weights. IS. iS9fs.ss
Sheep-Saies OF inferior 70. choice were
made at 81 .5o19s 20. Western selling at $3.50
as. 90 and yearllngs at .45s5: fair TO prime
lambs sell at s5a6.2S and culls go as low
as s1x3
Reoeipts--cattle. 1900 head, hogs, 5000
head: sheep. l4.eoo head.
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Hons.
Hops-At London: Pacific coast. fl 15s
London Wool Sales.
The Woo, Market

Boston. July 1.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say to-
morrow: Wool sales for the week
have aggregated 4s2i.7si pounds, in
Guiding several hundred Thousand pounds
OF domestic secured. The ma for part of
the business done since last writing was IN
domestic wool, and this for tn. most part
was sold previous 20 last Saturday. since
which time the market has been very dull
IL looks now though II would be later
than the middle OF july before manufac-
turers at large will he ready to talk def-
niteIy about the raw stock they will re-
qutre. so there IL a prospect for the next
two weeks OF a continuance OF the waiting
attitude which tho market has assumed
during the last few weeks. Sales since
January I, 1895. have amounted to - "a. ie6
pounds. against f5a.Tl2.Ty pounds 4 year
ago. Boston sales were 2gT GO pounds
i.s2i no pounds domestic and &c 900 pounds
foreign. Sales since January I. 1886. have
been o,s2e.Ooe pounds. against a,s7s. 20
pounds year ago.
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NEW YORK MARKErs.


New York. July The speculative teR-
Per underwent a complete change today.
owing 10 The resumption OF ma EquiGa-
ting movement and 70 hold and erectfv~
bear operations. There was 10 reflection
o. the support accorded the market yes
te-ray. neither WAS there any noteworthy
Indication OF Interest for long account ny
commission houses. The main 1ssccurag-
Ing sr1osnce vas change IN attitude 81.
IsoTlsan. Tass was supplemented. inch
dental 10 the bear raids upon prices. by
various runners of q disturbing character.
some ef which were untounde5. including
enc 70 the effect that arrangements ware
beng made for shipments % geld 10 Eai-
rcps. egxresassrg several million dollars
Ins volume Q. business was considerably
lSTss- than yesterday, and business was
faATly we'll distributed. although two
stocks. Sugar aud Tobacco. figured for
aoom one-third 81 the aggregate deal
inSs- At the outset tAe bulls we're dis
eouragea by lower London prices. and. al
though some moderate buying orders fer
rcreAgaaccogntw'er not ed. the traders lined
up en- the short side and were led by two
leading professional operators An early
announcement OF the engagement OF s1o0,-
go in gold, together with the export ~
NOR referred 70 above. was followed by 3
serni-cemorai.zei condition Of affairs. and
prices yielded all along the line. Sugar
displayed some huoyaney. but toward the
close was foremost on the down grade.
and left OF az ne; loss o, As per cent.
The market closed active. and weak az
tAe lowest. Bonds ware dull. but weak.
with concessions material IN some OF shs
leading issues. Utah Southern extension
bs trust receipts broke 3 per cent. Oregon
short Line IS trust receipts III. ana
Metropolitan Elevated seconds per cent
The sales WNra Ssza 57Aa
Government bonds were neglected, but
weak. on transactions OF $1,000 Silver
certificates wers easier. The sales were
siE5.Gso az 60.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
holds i,ss6.9u ounces OF silver bullion,
against which 1.ass certificates are out
standing.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. steady at eos per cent.
last loan. "a per cent: closed, st-6l3 per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 4Q5is per
cent. Sterling exchange. steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 $50
A-s5a Tor demand. and 81 sA for sixty
days, posted rates, s4.SS9Ass5s and siS9;
commercial bills. 81 ss1s. Bar silver, sSssc.
Silver certificates. sssGs9l1c.
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The University Of Seattle to Michael Van
Tuyi. sss re sw sec %. tp *. r 5. 20 acres,
June -. SSe.
Mary NJ Miller 70 Thomas Rock. 81 -
ne sw sec 3. ID 8. 4. acres. June -.
q. c.. 81.
Frank Smith 10 Joe Francis uknirvich.
lots and s block /. Englewocd. June %.
SIS.
Ann Hallwcrth 20 John Haliworth. undX
OF 81, Sc sec =. 70 -. {. 50 acres. July !. "a
Charles II. Avenell ct ux. to Carrie
Crane. LOT 5. block IS. Madison Street add.
June 81 $780,
Charles l. Chadbourne. by H. Penny
cook. attorney, 20 Etla NJ. Rosenberg. i,e
2. block II. L.atona add. June is. q. c.. uA0.
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Movements OF steamers ana Other
Notes OF Interest To Marine Men.
Steamer r.. y. Smith was en- from STAN
wood last night. with load OF hay.
Schooner Norman sunde vas taking ic.
last night. and will sail for CaDe F1a.tery
TINS morning.
steam collier Pr1wresso sailed for San
Francisco last night with 27s0 tons ~ coal.
loaded 81 the Oregon IMPROVEMENT bunk
ers.
schocnsrs Yukon. Prospect and Frsta
were IN with carHQes Of nsn yesterday.
The catches we're disposed Of az IL cents
Per pound
Steamer w. X Merwin will Celebrate
July by carrying 40 excursion party 10
Fagle Warbor The Merwan was ten hours
fate Tuesday night on account OF ex-
cesssye freight
Steamer rrnatiiIa arrived from San
Francisco yesterday morning win an IN
t4r.,ally large list OF raAsen~srs. For dr.
tereng pogEts On the Sound there were III
cabin and ffty-four steerage passengers
steam schooner Isaicne arrived from San
Tranctsos yesterday afternoon about
O'clock. Win 20 tons Of general merehan-
dee aoard sor Seattle. " aen sire fnixhss
dIschsrgIng freight here she viii 70 20
Tacoma 20 load a cargo OF lumber for San
P%3ra
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Total ssto<.

Total SetoS.
The total sales OF stocks today were
s1esiT shares, including: American To-
baocc. $500 Chicago Gas. trust receipts.
II $50: Distiiling. 100: General Electric.
s. 900: Louisville & Nashville. 100. Man
haitian Consolidated. i2.eoo: Missouri Pa
cifc 1850: Northwest. 500: Reading
9 500: Rock Island. 800: So. Paul, az 800:
Tennessee Coal and Iron. e.Tco: Western
Union. 77oo Wheeling a. Lake Erie, 1850;
Silver certificates. a. 900.
Flour.
Flour - Receipts. 1890: experts, 1911
Quiet and easier. with scme accumulation
on docks: Minnesota bakers. 81 s57z 50;
winter patents. ssefs.r
Wheat.
Wheat - Receipts, Il go: exports. cai7
$50; quiet. No. hard. ssTsc: options opened
stronger. on better cables. small deliveries
and covering. but later turned weak on
decentralization in Wall street and declined
ali day. assisted by reports OF gold ship
ments. n rumared failure In Minneapolis
and general unloading: closed h9ikc net
lower; July closed Size: September. SIC.
Hops.
wocI-Fsr-n.
Firm: United closed sf1-'l;
Pennsylvania crude. strong. sLfsis: Ohio
crude. steady. SC.
Metals.
Pig Iron-Easy: Southern. sio5o9ii5o:
Northern, s54t3
Copper Steady; brokers. $3.50: en-
change. 81. 2gffLso
Lsad-<luiet. brokers. 81: exchange. 81
G1x
Tin-steasy: straits. n.Ee1ss5: plates
eaisi.
spelier-DuIi; tornestic. ts14os
Coffee.
Coffee 80 Options clo2se quiet. al iS3iE
points advance. July. iis23i1 &c: 6eptsm-
Der. - SC. Spot coffee, Rio, quiet; No. =,
I1c mild qusst. Cor5ova. 7s9 isc.
sugar.
suxsr-RAw easier: fair refining. sc: cen
.rifagal ss-fsst. SIC; refined quiet.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. July f-Arrfvsd-Bk Co
iumbia. Port B1akeiey: u. s. g. Charles
tom Yokohama Depsrfed-U. s. e.
Charleston. Yokonssma: FAr1iIon. "a
cuina bay; Araxo. Coos bay schr Orient.
Coos bay. schr Nokouiis. Kariuk.
Port Gamble. June Especial saifef--
Schr ves;a. Capt. Junysld. for San Pedro
Vancouver n. G.. July The steam
ship Empress Of China arrived today from
the Orient with a large passenger lis; and
q heavy cargo.
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foR TIRE GOLD FIELDS or THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA

TIE steamer PORTLAND viii leave Sc
sstils en- er ABOUT June : aa4 August "a
.sr 81 MlcAaefs. connecting wtih the
ses7gr Z. =, We2rs Ter Clrele CITY sa4
Eefl cuiahs. sat ssopptag a. al mta3nE
Snsps On the river.
1his u thr onlv route - ths ruknn
nanes BY " atch Ire dangers sR1 hsresAips
saa eA avoided Passengers take steam
rs NJ scatIe sn4 are landed esrrcsay ~
sne mines. Fer rates. etc. appiy -
NORTH AMERICAN TRA<SfsAETk A.
TON AND TRADING CO. ScawaeacA-
era Wharf,. Seattle. " ash.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
gTRs. GARLAND AND EvASGELA

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Raw route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
aays Wednesdays and Fridays at I
= m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams
pungsnssa Port Angeles Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallan Bay and Neaa
Bay, rSturn.as, arrives at Seattle y.
N, on opposite days. Steamer Evangei
lssyes yexier dock for Port Angeles and
Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
day Al $50 D. M. arrives Seattle alter
nate days 2 10 p m.
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Tacoma Arrivals
HOTuL TACOMA

Dr. r. c. Jones. Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. .. L. Haisey, Albany.
u. Van berger and We. san Francisco
s. W Fornsan. San Francisco.
Miss FOrman San FraDcisco.
Mrs A. q. Stonessfer. Oakland.
Mas Lois Sionesifsr. Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. Il. III. Schell. New York.
Miss seheM. New York.
Mrs. j. w. Jacob. Y. 8. A.
u = jacob and wife; Louisville. Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Green. Washington
j 81. rerot. Washington CITY.
II A. white. Everett.
J $. Allen. spokans; c,~
II O. Foster. Tacoma
II. H. Sinclair. Tacoma.
III. Il. Coleman. Toledo.
j. ~ Ford. Portland.
g. r. Kitchener. Chicago.
Miss II. A. Jordan. ut. IoufA
NJ A. T.. Rankin. Pasadena.
WHY'S Hall. Pasadena.
J. H.. Garrison. Forest Hili. Cal,
NJ A wea8egen and wife, Brooklyn
Miss Wed8egen, Brooklyn
A p Brown. Philadelphia
W. w. Young ard wife, san Francisco.
Miss Young San Francisco
aiiss Croweii. san Francisco.
Miss Hayes. San Francisco
Mrs. r. Hayes. San Francisco.
Mrs. r. 3. foaghton. San Francisco
Miss Houghton, San Francisco.
u ~ II. B9aRHt0n, setn ffhnGisco
r. H. Hopkins. Ohio
J. Roll, Pennsylvania
Mrs KimhalI. Brooklyn.
II. g. Baker and wife. Topeka
NJ =. Thompson. New York
Miss IT, Thompson. New York.
Mss Lewis. Kew York.
Mf2. Lewis. New York.
c. H. Lewis, New York.
George w Thacher and wife. New York.
Miss A. w. Eanfa. brooklyn.
Mss II. Banla. Brooklyn.
Miss A. q. Atkins. Brooklyn.
T. w Baird ard wife. FhisAGel phfa-
Mss Baur. Philadelphia
Mfss e. A. Young. Albany. - =
Master G. II. Young, Albany. ~. I.
Mrs r. A. White. Everett
Mra G A Weshe. San Frarcisco.
Mira r. TheIler. Oakland
Mins A. TneiIer. Oakland
Mrs1 c. II GarxfDer. East Oakiazs1
n. Hamburger, San Frane1sco.
y y schrst<ts. San Francfscn.
E. u. GaTEsti. Portland. Or.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
aTEAMER A r. ROBINSON

Carrying u. 8. Mall.
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock. foot Of Main
street. $50 q. M. calling at South Beach.
Burcheli Brick Yard, Bremerton. ". q.
Navy Yard, Sidney, Charleston. Tracyton.
Chico. sllverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
navy station al y. m. arrives Seattle
at ip. m. f. ". Robinson. master. Lilly.
81
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I'll ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WIi.IAPA.

Capt NeoTEr kcbtrtA
leaving Seattle for Alaska July :. lss6.
ara every thirteen aays thereafter.
For frs!gh, ana passsngss rates apply
a. j q CARROLL. Agent,
SrhwabAchsr dock Tel. Pike 81
CHARLES r. PEABODY. General MAJ
ager Seattle.
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

we buy az grades Of Bgttsr-Tsrsarrery.
Iylzry ard RxEea. SHIP your Eutfsr 10
JORs m. AGEs, Seattle 81 Taeesss,
za< get The Cash.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, July 1.-Whsat-walla Wafla
4a35oo; Wiley. 5295Sc per bushel.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

ftftSf1 Oh iFa9s-
CHICAGO. July Nv s~st had a range for
TIE day % Is4e. The feeling Developed was
a little mikes. with prices doing better
early IN the dag and easing 81 later. the
nazz figures showing sAGlo declsne. The
se~snxtn early was cue IN o measure 70 the
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~Isfly. at 81 T. IN. except SATURDAY. for
everett ana Way poTts. gogHS through
s1nday Tuesday ana Thursday 30 sac
nx1ssh river pelnts. connecting with
Wiley Navigation Co. for Tacoma aaa
OLYMPIA
.tssy Dock steamers for az polnts or TIE
sSsat. Open al rtghs- Telephone. Main
~ 8 q. NERkES. Manager.
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Transactions since January I and For
YESTERDAY.
Real estate transactions since January
1. lsss are 81. 7s1. 81. j. There we're flsG for
record yesterday seven deeds. aggrega,ins
ssss - Following g. a list furnished by no
Daily Bulletin, room IA Occidental block:
City 20 Thomas Buckley, one-haR acre
& ~ ne sec -. tp 3. :. June q. ss-A
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J. =. rRowBRIpGE. 7. s. sur,.,
~
LAR TRANSFORMATION co.
sr,. w WI ~. TlAIE cARp,

STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN.
SkaEit RIVER Route.
Aeeves Seattie-Tne&day. June - al I,
nenni THURSDAY. July 2 az Is neaa. sat
gray. July T. AZ e noon. Leaves Mount
rrsfneH~- " eaneS LAY. Jaly J a. p. m.
sfls4y, July :. a. s 2. m. Sln,fay, JAY ).
~ =. IA Calling 80 StanNoot F3r. SKA
~ CITY. Mount Vernon ani Avon. cru
.salp going south Sunday ana north Tues
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A Al "A.
Pacific Coast Steamship Company'a
STEAMER AL~KI,
All newly RENTED. new upper deck cabins.
and new and commod.ous second-ciass
passenger accommodations. will sail from
Seattle July 6 at 9 a. M, calling at
VICTORIA. MARY ISLAND,
kETCHiKAN. WRANGEL.
SuMDtTN tU1LAs ISLAND
Ard JUNEAU.
Fare 10 wrangel: Cabin. 81 second
class $3.50, including berth and meals.
Fare to Juneau: Cabin. $40: second
cisss, IS. including berth and meals.
j. r TROwBRIDGE,
Puget Sound Superintendent.
Seattle office, Ocean dock. foot Main
street. Telephone. Main 80.
Goodali. Perkins q Co.. general agents.
San Francisco.
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FLY oN THE FLYER

Fly On THE FLYER"
GEATTLE TO TACOMA
FOUR ro1r6 rips daily. excepr Sunday
IL enc roEr and twenty-five utnutea
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily -rlps- seaftie-TxcoUa
rcEte. a. follows.
TAKING EFrEcT TUESDAY. NAY 3.
TINE CARD
single fare. 5oc: round trip. rc
Leave sesttie-s,S. HIS a m-: TO- esB
,. n.
Leave Tacoma 20 g. m. l. IN. n n.
erNDAYA
Leave Geatftie-7 a n Ems ~
Leave Tacousa-sSsa a m zsm IN d n
Landing AZ Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
coma and Commercial dock foot Of Ma
r.or street. Seattle
Sundays. steamers Flyer and stass q
Washington, fare &c.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Steamers leave Seattle
For San Francisco va Port Townsend
sns Victoria. n. g. Waila Wsila. a. m.
July !, i6. 81 August IS. 50, umatlia, 8 q.
ella. a. m, july II. -. August u. n.
Passengers received on beard at .. m.
Fer Aiaska; City Of Topeka. 2 a. IA. July
! Il q. August Is 80, Queen. q. m. July
Il. August 5.
]. y. TRowBRInGE Y. {. surt-,
Ocean dock. Seattle.
soopAtr4. PERKINS q CO,
General Agents. San Francisco.
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves GaIhraith dock, foot OF Washing
tnr street Tuesdays Thursdays and SAT-
nrdays. al Z o'clock a. m. for Kingston.
pr. Gamble. Seabeck. BrtnDon, Holly
pewa,to. I.illwaup Falls. HoodSp0rt and
s,nIor City. Returns alteSnats days
ID. TRoUTMAN. Master.
TefenNn~e Red fG.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


New York. July 1.-THE Evening Post
London cablegran says: The stock mar
kets were generally quiet today. Ameri-
cans retained a steady appearance and
would probably have made a sensible I'M
provement were more business doing. but
many Of the ioobers are away, and the fu-
ration OF the account Restraints those who
attend. Copper statistics show further
diminution in stocks. the actual amount
heing 5000 TONS The deliveries during
June were 1860 tons. against supplies OF
IL 500 tons. The London money market Is
extremely easy. money being practically
unstable.
The Paris market opened with renewal
OF weakness. but closed steady. The Ber-
lin market was quiet and featureiess.
Breadsturs AMI Grair=.
Liverpool. July i.-wheat-Spot Arm:
demand poor: No. red winter. Is nd:
No. hard Manitoba. Is 10tsd: No. 1 Cali
fornia. So ID. Futures closed firm. with
near positions ldii.d higher and distant
positions Ia higher: January. Is l0Ad.
August. September and October, Is 1ii4d:
December, Is lied.
Corn--Spot stsa iy; American mixed. new.
IS I'd. Futures closed with near positions
hMAd higher and distant positions A73iad
higher: July, Is t.a.d, August. IS. Septem-
Der. as I'D; October. SIS Nd: November.
S. Id. December, Is I'D.
Flour-Dull demand poor st. Louis
fancy winter. IS Ga.
Hons.
Hops-At London: Pacific coast. El Us.
London Wool Sales.
London. July AT the wool sales today
H. 95 bales were offered. Of which 1000
were withdrawn. a better selection was
offered and met improved bidding at firm
rates. Sales. New South Wales. 2s57
bales: secured. sdais 3isd: greasy, 4d1ioikd
ID: greasy. 5ddshd. Victoria. $50 bales;
secured. Sd1ls 3isd. greasy. s'zda1id.
South Australia, So bales: soured. sHd9
Is aisd: greasy. 4dff7s.d West Australia.
so bales: secured. 10dG11isd; greasy. sda
sid. Tasmania, go bales: greasy. 4ssd1
81. New Zealand, 400 bales, secured sie
is "a; greasy, 4tadf1nild. Cape Of Good
1f&df7ix 3D.. greasy SdT&d
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. Il noon: Seattle. Yesler
wharf, p. m, Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townsend, Anacortes. Fairhaven.
New Wsatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
Sor and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver 4
D. m following day
Fare TO Blaine s.. fare TO Vancouver
g. For further Information apply 10 Yes-
.er wharf.
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3Daiiy. tpal.y except Sunday.
Short ard direct line TO all points In
British Columbia through the principal
lumber districts OF Western Washington-
General Office. Colman block. Seastla
Wash.
Passenger AHert
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roRr ORCHARD ANp FORT WASH

INGTOS ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
Leaves Harriugsoa's wharf. foot OF Wash
inrton street. for South Reach. Sylvan
t.ra . ~, white. Bremer.on. United
states Dry Dock. Charleston, Sidney,
Tracyton. Chico. SIivsrdale. at $50 o. m.
saturday, $50 n m: Sunday. ! p. IN. re-
tvrninr' leaves silverdaie AZ SIS a m
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STEAM SCHOONER LAKME
VIII sail from San Francisco June 9. car
pms freight at s. per ton. connecting at
seattle for al points.
r. #. CAME. Agent.
Arlington dock. Telephone. Pike ~
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PUGET SOUND q alaska srEAu
SHIP COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

tOam Nv, l.. Tacoma .. Ito Ar 4:l6am
iso1mlIvl 7sPt. Townsend S Arm :Spm
S:1opms AT 10! - Victoria ~ MLvI s.2opm
sDaiiy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes frst-ciass accom-
Tlooalions. carrying both freight and pas
senKers. and leaves from Yesier wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inquire Of
G. r. THORNDYRE.
Yesier wharf. Seattle.
l. A. NADEAU,
General Agent n. p. r.. r.. Seattle.
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California. and Western avenue was al
most rendered impossible by piled boxes
or plums aprscotS, strawberries, peaches.
apples and cherries. A small army OF re-
tail fruit dealers was examining the fruit.
and grea. deal of stock was sold during
the afternoon. The Strawberries were OF
good quality and fine favor Cherries
were not so plentiful. There were apricots
to give away and plums galore. No change
In quotations was noted, either on the
fruits or On vegetables
The report OF the deputy state grain IN
spector for the month of June shows the
receipt OF ACTS sacks OF oats during that
period. He has inspected So cars OF grain.
- being wheat, 4 oats and Is barley.
Local Mining stocks IA Reported by
the seattle Mining Exchange.
Josie, s.; Jumbo. 10: Iron Mask. IS;
War Eagle, IT'S: Virginia, 30; Crown Point,
20. st. Elmo. 10; Csriboo Mining and MIL
Ing Company. IS: Monte Cristo. 20; O. X,
"a: Commander. Is; Poorman, IA; Lille
May. 1eie: Mayflower. Is: Evening Star.
Is: White Bear. Is; Grand Prize, S; Good
Hope. 10; Phoenix, Q: Paio Alto. 10: Black
Hawk. 8; Gladiator, 5; Blue Bird. s,
Como, "a