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and tho week closed with a better tone
ana improved prices all around. Runors
OF change In the Russian policy in the
direction or insisting that Turkey should
coacsde reforms In Armenia and Cr~te
were Interpreted as menaeing the exist
ence OF Turkey as an empire and caused a
nutter or apprehension on the Paris
bourse. A bad sign in thu American mar
Ret was that bonds for tho frat time were
seriously affected. Shares al show q fall
on the week. despite Saturdays recovery.
Canadian securities were dat In sym2a-
thy with Americans
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Movements Of Steamers sna other
Notes of Infereaf 70 Marfne Man

Movements Of Steamers ana OtAev
Notes of Interest - Marine Men.
Steamer Queen sails Cor Alaska wednes-
day morning. This viii be the last excur-
sion trip Of the year.
Brigantine Biakelay viii bo sold hy the
United States marshal ct II o'clock this
morning. under libel for aeamen's wages-
Steamer Iakme was at Schwabachsrs
dock yesterday completing her fuel cargo
Michaels, at which point her cargo will
be transferred 10 river steamers for Circle
City and Forty Mile.
Steamer Rapid Transit arrived from
Port Townsend At an early hour yesterday
morning, loaded with a euii cargo OF rails
for the Oregon improvement Company.
and twenty tons or hsh plates. They were
some originally intended for the Port
Townsend Southern but have been trans
ferred hero for the oompany's use.
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es.50o shares, including: American To-
bacco 800: American Sugar. c,loe. Bur-
lington, 5.lo0: Chicago Gas. $500. 81. Paul.
s,i00.
Flour-Receipts. 16.eoo barrels; exports,
17.ooo barrels. Market steady. but very
light: Minnesota patents, $3.1542.&; Min
nesota bakers. s. 4s43.s5: spring. s2.le8
Us: winter patents, $S.isNS-es; winter
new grades. sLsoag2.o0.
wheat.
wheat-Receipts, Eli. 100 bushels: exports.
$1,000 bushels. Spot inactive; No. hard.
7oTsiI7Ic. Options opened quiet and easy.
later advanced sharply on crop damage
and reported rain from the winter wheat
belt, finally eased or again and closed
hai.c net higher: No. red August closed
62isc: September closed 6shc.
Hops.
Hops-Steady: 1894 crop. state, p484iac;
do 1895, sg31&c: Pacific coast. 1884 crop.
2is94c; do 1895 crop. sQaizo.
Wool.
wool-ouiet:' domestic fleece 1880;
pulled, 15G20c.
Petroleum.
Petroleun-Quiet: United closed ti.o6is.
Pennsylvania crude. strong. Q.osk; Ohio
crude, steady.
Pig rron-Dull and weak: Southern,
sic B9fi2: Northern. sln.eSMl2-5o.
Copper-Steady: brokers'. al
Lead Steady; brokers. $..sa
Tin-Plstes firm.
Coffee.
Cofree-options closed quiet, with Au-
gust 10 points higher; others unchanged
to points net decline. August, sio-b39
Il 20. September, S9.6S4315. SPOT eonse-
Rio dull No. 7. iiizc.
Sugar.
Sugsr-Raw. quiet. fair refining. 80; CEN
trifugal. Sc test, Sssa5 else; rehned quiet.
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List - Vessels In the Several Ports
Frefghts Very Dsll.

Fere Townsend. Aag l-Speeia,---
Lreigass are very daa. ard the prospect
Tor brisk demand fer az-ursz ard winter
tonnage Is nos favoraesel There are eight
or Ten vessels o. the Souna seeking char
ters and ali the tonnage necessary 70
carry the salmon proauct of BRITISH Co.
inmnsa has been engaged ana unless the
wheat expert Is more than double that OF
last season. enough vessels have been con-
sracsed 10 frs1ght the grain export 20 the
continent The latest grain charters TO
Cork for orders are quoted At 90 ID, bat
seeking vssels welld have 10 accept less.
Foilowinx are prevailing lumber rates:
To VALPARAISO for orders. SIS: Sydney rs
Sd: Melbourne. els 81. Port Prize. rs I'd:
United Kingdom. calling at Cork for or
ders, ss: Shanghai. IS Sd Tseatsin. sss Sd !:
South Africa So 81. Calcutta. $50 Sd:
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Railroads eating nat.. ON Coal.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-The warning frsioAt
officers OF the Western roads have surneA
their attention from grain 10 hard coal.
and q big tumble IN rates on the latter
commodity from Chicago 70 thu West 10
threatened. For some time past the major
part os the hard coal shipments from the
East have been going around Chicago via
Peoria and smaller towns 20 thu south,
The Iowa Central. In connection with chs
Lake Erie & Western and other westarn
roads into Peoria. has captured tho bulk
OF this traffie for Iowa points. The Cfiica-
90 a Great Western has resolved TO get .
slice OF the business. and today announced
that on next Monday Il would cut 1rz
cents per ton OF the ratss from Chicsro
20 Hampton. NarshaiItovn and Manisy
Junction. Ia Corresponding reductions
viii be made To other Iowa points
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Breadstuns, Grains, Etc.

Breadstu6s, Grains, Etc.
San Francisco. Aug. 1.-Flour-Family
extras. $asoei3.7o: bakers extras. $500
345: superfine. s2.Ssr3.
Wheat-Shipping. s5c for No. and s654c
for choice: milling. Si4i.lo-
Barley-Feed, fair to good. sc110SSc:
choice. s7,zc. new brewing. 72H4Soc.
Oats-Milling. s599oc; Surprise. SEQ
Si.021s: fancy feed. s0d9eisc; good TO
choice. s2,s@s71kc; poor TO fair, 7s's6Hizc;
gray, S4s3%c.
Receipts-Flour quarter eacks. 2.I2;
wheat. centals. $3.50: barley. centals. H.
46s; beans, sacks, 4o5; corn. centals, Lao.
potatoes. sacks. 6is; onions. sacks. $50;
bran, sacks. 1878: middlings, sacks. $40:
hay, tons. s4S: straw. tons. 10; wool, bales,
3a3: quicksilver. TASKS, IS. wine, gallons.
5000; hides, number. 81.
Produce, Fruft. Etc.
Niddlings. SCHOOLS; bran. si2-0GH
Hay-New crop. wheat. s7d1o; wheat and
oat. $4,000: cat. SsGf7-5o: barley, "a 300;
clover. sea75o: stock. si-5eaS; straw. SOC
5oc per bundle.
Potatoes-Garnet Chiies, soGis5c per CEN
tai: Early Rose, 35f145o; river Burbanks.
<o645c: Salinas and Bay Burbanks. ie1s5c.
vegetables-Onions. yellow, sSff5c: river
tomatoes. 6Ofsoc: yacavtlie do. 1592sc;
green okra, so9soc: garlic. lh0sc; green
s.. l0s7seo: Alameda cucumbers. l5Qesc;
BAY squash, l5G25c: egg pant 4oGcoc; Al
ameia green corn. 81. 2SQl so: Berkeley Dc.
75cmsi: from other points. Dc6gsl.
Fruif-Apples. fancy. 7sc9si for large
boxes: common, large boxes, scf5oc: crab
apples, e14oc: apricots. small boxes, go
SOC: do in bulk. s2oGS2- 50 per ton; Long
worth strawberries N-5093: common.
do. 81 501l2 30: raspberries. per chest. S2.5e9
4: hsackberries. per chest. sag; ngs.
black. single layers, 5o17sc; do double lay
ers. -slsoc: peaches. box. 1896: DO bask-
cts. 2oG4oc: do in bulk, sIsGe2 so per ton:
pears. box. 2sd4oc: Bartletts. box, 4n9sSc;
In bulk, sf59lS per ton: ptums. large per
crate, soG75c: per box. sla5oc: japanese.
n175c. in bulk. scnIes per ton: Mexican
lines. ss50e77: California lemons. sed2D;
do extras. ssfs. 30: do fancy. - 7saf: hana-
mas. sIff2; p!neapples. s2G4. Persian dates.
si1fsc: watcrmeIons. ssai2 per 100: prunes.
So7-5c per box
Butter-Fancy creamery. iagcoc: sec
onds. iTisalsiLc. fancy dairy. isG17c; do
seconds. fSsfisc-
90 good. 7iSc: Young America. co .oc:
Eastern. ienlsc-
Eggs-Store. is4I7c: ranch, 1sfer,c.
Poultry-Live turkey gohblsrx lss9i4c
rer ID: i've turkey hens. Ies7isc: roosters.
old. STA so; do young. s2Tiso: broilers.
small. Si.bW1: 90 large. S.hoST3: frvers.
ssgs 3: hens. s4as: ducks. odd. 81 aas: 90
Young s2566f4. geese. Per pair. tffl 50.
pigeons. old. s1-2szTi.so: pigeons. young.
si.15ILse.
Closing Quotations.
whrat-Easy; December. ssssc
Rarley-Dun: December. ss7sr&o
corn-LarEe yellow. aee5s5c.
Bran-sis. ss4ll
Wool
wool-Spring. San Joaquin ard South
err coast poor months. 4sfse: do good
months. <szsTSc: 10 foofhin. good 20
choice. sssi7szc: DO years fleece. s7ss@c:
Nevada heavy. sf7c; do choice, sassse:
Northern choice. iah4ifc.
Hops
Hops-.Etc per pound for old
Financial.
sss,v.- bars ..... So Drafts--Ssght
Nex dollars s4s76A<i Telegraph ..
Mining Sturks
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.

STEAMER UTOPIA
s..xs. Tacoma II noon. Seattle. Yes,e-
wharf. 81; s0n ansssr ard TTssSsaays
~ n -at~cy,. Blaine ard Friday Usr-
- Ard Vancouver. arriving Nancouyer 4
a m. foi'owtnG day
a rs- further Information apply to Yes.
er Uakrf
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Washington City. Aug. 1.-The navy de-
rartnent sons time ago ordered 100 msr,
~ the crew Of the Charleston a. Mare
island. Cal. sent 10 the navy yard At
Norfolk 70 learn IN. least possible tiras
IN which crews could be Transferred acrozs
the continent The men hass arrived 81
Norfolk making tbs trip by a SPECIAL
train in four days and TWEEN three hours.
a recoFd-breaksr. The ro1.e was tie
Southern Pacific and 5eaS,srd line
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MARINE NEWS,

Hoquiam. July 1--Speciai.--eafled--Sc
Fanny Adele. from Aberdeen for Gan
Francisco. Arrived-Schr ottilee F1ori.
from San Francisco for Aberdeen, schr
San Buenaventura. from Redondo for
EoQuiam.
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

We ns,v all grades c, Butts--Creamery.
Diary ard Ranch SAts yo1r Batter 20
JOHN ~. IG I'm, Seattle 90 Tacoma,
Ard get the CssA-
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AL A * A.
Pacific Coast Steamship Company's

ALASKA A.
Pacific Coast Steamship CompaAy'o
STEAMER AL~K1.
All newly RENTED. new upper deck cab
ins, and new and commodous second-class
passenger accommodations. will sail from
Seattle August at 3 a. M. calling at
MARY ISLAND.
KETCHIKAN. YESS BAY.
wRANGEL. SUN DUN.
DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
Fare to wrangle: Cabin. 81; second
class. $3.50.
Fare to Juneau. Cabin. tl0s second
class. 81
J. r. TROWBRID0E.
PUGET Sound Superintendent
Seattle office. Ocean dock. foot Main
street Telephone. Main So
Coodall. Perkins & Co.. general agents.
San Francisco.
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COMPOSITION In non oaxefi. ufnion, bre.
vfer or long primer faces on the follow
Tag size bodies: No1pzreii or n.nscn. not
exceeding Is ems pea: BREWER. net sx-
seeding - ems plea. iong primer. nos sx-
ceeding - ems Plea Special farms On
iArgs srdsrA. Address Pest-Intsilysucer.
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Wichita. Kan. Aug Ia OH 10 koss-
close on the Kansas Midland railrosA. 4
feeder OF the 81. Louis Il San TranascA
has been flied in sss United States circuit
court here, together with On erdsr from
Judge Caldwell. appointing A. A. woan.
OF 81. Louis. receiver. Ths sun 4, brought
ny tho Mercantile Truxs Company a.
trustees for bondho-6ers amounting 20
q 81. go THE Kansas indiana extends
from wichita 20 Ellsworth. los miles.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGTOS ROUTE
grEAMER A r. ROBINSON.

On Per. Orchard ara Port wsssingtoa
recss. leaves Caty dcck- fsos % Man
sfrsst. SO .. M. eailsnx AZ soSia Bach.
Navy Ysrt. sstsey. cssrsesssn. Tracyioa.
Chtro. Snvsr3aiss Leaves FeFt orchAr6
uswy sisfsea q y ia arnsss seattle
Roxa.sus 4 ca. ageats Issepnozs. Aasn
n
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.

EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. m. u m. s .. N.
Leaves Everett $50 a. M. $50 D. m. 7:so
p. m.
Everett p. N.
Fsre-Ssnsie trip. T5c: round trip. G.x:
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
homish-
Landing-Colman dock. foot Of Marion
street.
srATTLE TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
r. w. Goodhue. Manager
Telephone. Red 81.
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA.

Tho steamer LAkME win leave
Seattle on or about August "a for
81 Nichaels. connecting with tha
steauser r. 3. we&re fer Circle CITY and
Forf caaahy. and stopping al all mining
ssr,snx on the river.
Thts Il the cniy route 10 The Yukon
,,s,e. nv which the dangers and hsrdshipa
an BE- avoided. Passengers take steam
80 .. Seatfie ana are landed directly a,
80 rssne~ Fer rates etc. app.y 90
wpRTU AMERICAN -RANspoRTA-
3Tfo< AND TRADING CO.. Schwabach-
srss wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
I'm. Card n enes, June l. !

TIM. Card N erect June L 10
sr.rvrr EVERETT AND wHArcoM
ROUTE
state Of Washington leaves seafts "siSs
.vexnt SATURDAY. al - p IA 100
So E@rI.E NNfsRETT AND Ia GUN
NER ROUTE
ra,v~aven leaves Seattle csAr. exceN
r.iscser>. Nain 81. yssles eock
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weekly Bank Statement.

The banks hold sl7,72s. 600 in excess OF
the requirements.
The Ffnancier says: The cash reserve
OF the New York clearing house banks for
the week ending August was $l3S,9S2, LOO.
The banks, therefore, have lost since July
10 So, $50 100 of cash. In the same length or
time their loans have decreased so, 00o. 600.
and deposits have fallen Off S2oSu, 100.
This will serve to show the effect of the
heavy changes which have been reported
since the middle of July. The current
statement ought not to be Interpreted,
however, In its continued heavy decreases.
especially in deposits. as rejecting causes
which are incident to panic or a season
OF gloomy uncertainty. Loans are con-
tracted 81 70t0 600, which Is OF Itself not
favorable feature. and total deposits have
fallen or sss4f,.0o. A discrepancy OF be-
tween 50. 900 and "a. 100000 thus appears.
for which no explanation Is offered. But,
on the other hand, II is known that with
drawals OF deposits for payments by the
treasury, as Is usually the case at the end
OF month like July. have been heavy,
and part of the discrepancy at least Is
thus accounted for
Exports and Imports.
The exports OF specie from the port OF
New York for the week amounted 10 $il7,-
ooo In gold and 81 .lsl $50 in silver. The i'm
ports were: Gold. .7s7: silver. SIS.
dry goods, S2.Sso.6S6 general merchandise,
ss,2l5 900.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. steady st 202s per cent;
last loan. III per cent; closed: ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper. sG7i1 per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm. with actual bust
ness In bankers bills al sts94 SEA for de-
mand and s4S for sixty days; posted
rates. 81 ssai.ssi1 and sf.ss: commercial
bills. s4.ssk.
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TIME CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L

OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND oEArTLD
ROUTE
q Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
NULTSCMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia At $50 q m Tacoma at $50 q N
Tacoma at. 10 90 . mseat;ie ~ ..i2:0o n
Seattle IT -. loo mTacoma at. a:O ? n
Tacoma at. $50 N oiympiz at. $50 n
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ..... 30 q m Tacoma 49,. $50 Q a
Tacoma LOCO Q m Olympia -. 90 p n
Olympia 49,. 200 m Tacoma ..... 500 p N
Tacoma ..... % 2 m Seattle ..... $50 N
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. =
cents Landing at Seattle City dock. foot
OF Main street
LILLY. BoGARDus 4 CO.. Agents.
City dock Telephone. Main a.
Capt L. Wiley. Manager.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

v.rscr. Aug. f---cersols. III s-is. ST.
yer. Ard.
Americas Bends Affected
roodon. Aug. 1.-Money rates we're 4 TIT
A. harder lzst week The stock exchanges
.-s-s@a through seek os great anxiety
- sFaxgsnexs. ard * has been feared
shar ths settlement would reveal trouble
IN The American market. while tho 90
slfson OF affairs n Crete. Macedonia and
nhoaessa has Increased the uzeasinesz.
Nothing serious happened. however.
one small failure was announced and
a few operators in the American eepart-
merit were temporarily hesre6 over their
a5a.calfses. The settlement showed that
sueSalz;lss accounts had been oIen and
uere smaller than ta6 been supposed
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= n TRANSPORTATION co.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.
tsr-rs fsT AZ EfFsAN

SkAEff EtfeF EsoAte.
Leaves Ssatfse--1aessaay, Angus T. a. 3
nrsav August 4 at 10 a ~. Leaves Mount
ysr-sr- "a es.nexday. August ;. az a. m !:
FRIDAY. Isvuss !. Al Z A., + m: sasaay. Az
- So. f~fsy Noxarf Vernon aE4 Avon
eT>silalST going soasA Sunday ard north
Tuesday,
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Transacts . savings bank business sx-
eiussvely.
1rtsrast allowed per an7um: Six per
eenf ON term deposits: per cent on o..
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last t-ys Of May and
November Leans made on real estate or
aunroved coIiatsrais only.
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Cell az Northern Pacific offee for par
sfculars In regard 20 Saturday excursions
TO Westport beach. Pate TO Aberdeen
aud return fSs5. Greatest cycling track
on the Coast. and splendid surf bathing.
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The past month has seen but little move
ment In grain. the report OF NJ. Gabel,
deputy state grain inspector. showing that
only dfty-seven cars have been passed
upon. as follows: Wheat twenty-eight.
barley twenty-one. oats FIVE. mixed three.
There were 3.5po sacks IN by water. None
OF the new wheat has yet been received.
Receipts Of California fruits by the last
steamer from San Francisco were light.
Yakima peaches were quoted today at
e0Q65c per box. and are said TO be drug
on the market Pears have gone up 10 81
per box. the same price prevailing on
piums. Apricots are selling al Soc per box.
Water melons do not appear in heavy de-
mand at =. 5od3 d per dozen.
Halibut was scarce today, owing 70 the
non-arrival OF fishing schooners during the
past two days. The price took quite
jump above the low quotations prevailing
q week ago. but II viii only take the arriv-
al OF few cargoes OF fish In rapid sue
cession to put the price back again.
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SrrANrR MAREl.

kIN.ANtafA Nks<tFt~NA
Leaves Clty dock. ss3ste. No7ssv.
xesresaAv ard Trsaay =; a a. for I'd
@.-ss Ts,,srrfs aaS SnsAozalsh river
ssss-ss@ Connecting wssh 8 WILEY Savixz-
t,.- - fs>g Tacoma ard Olympia
sssv coex steamers for A. posats o. the
Sound. Open al 2sg Tsessaene Man
\ q. fEEkKS. Manager.
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sAN JUAN rsLANDA

EAN ISx<A2NO&
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
ok foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
7<sday and Friday at - m. for PORT
Townsend. San Juan islAnds and New
ON Tuesday. Tnursday and Saturday. ~
TIME CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L
Norm bourd-Leaves Seattle I q. m |:
..aves Por: Townsend 9 q M: leaves ri
aav Harbor 1e.o o. m: leaves Roche Haf-
South bounc-Leaves New whatcom q
"a. leaves Roche Harbor 10 .. m: leaves
Friday HArbor Ii O. M. leaves Port
-owased .. M: arrives 1t Seattle 5:U
j. n. Thompson. manaser-ownsr. Lll1y.
Boxardus 4 Co.. agents. City dock.
Telephone Main 81.
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tn. ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER wILLAPA.

leaving Seattle for Alaska August ..
,sss ara every thirteen Gays thereafter.
Far fresxht md gassssg,- rA,ss Apply
srewahaehe- dock Tel. Pike q
ryxARi.Es Is PEABODY. osaerAi Nan
srrr Seattle.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs. GARLAND AND EvAN0Ek

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
Gays. wednesdays and Fridays at .
:. m. for Per; Towns.nd. Port williams.
GsttysburH. pysht. Caallan Bay and Nsah
Bay: retur nins, arrives At Seattle . p.
N. on opposite days Steamer Evan9ei
Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
CAV al $50 2. m: arrives Seattle alter.
rate days 2se o. m.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

uoFfiiiic:E;iR;iS AMI; 'fiiRiiui;s;rriFEsM
Jacob Furth ...................... President
Arthur A. Denny .:......:..v Vice President
John Leary .........9econd Vice Pres.den.
James r. Hayden Manager. Cash'r. Ser'y
Prank 4 Blodgett assistant Cashier
6igmund 6chwabacher. John Collins.
81 c. Nsufelder. J. T. GreenieaE
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county Be and the same Is hereby caI!-
ed to be held at Armory hall. on the south
SIDE Of Union street. between Third and
Fourth ayeues, In the city OF Seattle. on
the 18th day Of August. fSs at the hour
Of D:o q m. for the purpose OF CD elect
Ing saxty-one delegates 10 the state Repub-
lean convention, 70 be held at the city OF
Tacoma, on the 18th day OF August ixg
Cd OF eiecftng a county committee for fhe
ensuing term: CD Of nominating three SUI
perior judges. one county prosecuting at
torrey. one county sheriff one county
treasurer. one county auditor. one county
clerk. one county superintendent Of
schools, one county commissioner for the
First district. one county assessor, one
county surveyor. one county coroner. one
county wreckmasfer. two representative
for the Thirty-eighth representative dis
frict, two representatives for the Thirty
ninth representative district, two repre-
senatives for the Fortteth representative
district. two representatives for the Forty
first representative district. two represent
tatives for the Forfy-second representa-
tive district. three representatives for the
Forty-third representative district. two
Justices of the peace for Seattle precinct.
two constsbles for Seattle precinct. and q
municipal Judge for the city of Seattle.
Al the caucuses herein provided for the
Republican electors are 70 elect precinct
COMMITTEES OF three TO hold during the en-
suing term. II. c. GORDON. Chairman.
w. II. Gorham. Secretary.
Dated August ], 1&Ss.
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,~,pr oEcuARD AND PoRr WASH

y,aRr ORCHARD AND rokF WASH
STEAMER NARY = rERLEY
80 s:aIsraith dock. foot OF Wash
inston ssrses, Ger ses,s srssa TNr.sls
80. my peck. Charleston: sidney.
T,ssysars' s.h.ro. sslvsr4sie. a. 80 . ma.
eatnyssay, $50 y M. sars.as, - m' ,s-
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Aug. l--Wheat--Walla Walla
5000; Valley. 628osc per bushel.
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