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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-08
NEW NoRK waRKErS


New YORK.. June G-The market o-%r@s
Practically higher. alta Sugar ans Nan
haitian rs0st n dsEas I'd and sro~7n- ~
gre&tsss Improvement me buying u-axs-
meat was soon exhausted, ana under ger-
erzl Twoat tAEing prices rscedes slightly
help@ yestsr4sFs closing level. with sugar
rsassag an sx >egs11oEsl decline OF ~ psr
esaL The movement "a thgS ssaes< : A. -
gar1e8 as II TIA nzrzr& g a -scDco IA
tns sosslp <~gsr3isE il had he~a wsvv
anallsh. az2 3 s24Eht z8vanca in reaup@s
gFa1es 90 The F2roaaeg ceeurrea nrprsszs
- tie opealns q business Fseaa.nx ana
Northern Paste pregsgre5 acre rrornE.
zsS& - the esgrsssssz. owing 90 tie Saa-
ta2sgt and fogea&os9Fe PROCEEDINGS. Szzm-
resolved suzSozt n tAs 1nza seAltrxs. AMI
reeorset o22y trIaiaE nss loss. TIA gen-
srAl market c1ase9 heavy
g-@s gr24lzx tar TIE week uyzz tr~aszslx-
81 usss e1E@zlt. wItA esc4SsezaI nacta&ssons
IN pxsc~4, Tns early tFsuz zAs sczn-ys a
is~e- issss. ts1t speculative sentiment soon
ves-e4 ARENA and = 1seA3e1 ssszvs upward
tSo2 pace Zae Aaz2sl sxAls4ss % TIA
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A~sa&@S "a -
NJ. NJ. Csrrsher ct Tx. aa9 william p.
MrElwaln to Jni2 A. Byhee lease ana
building On lct 6 block = A A Deazy's
AID. June < Nz4.
". = Peck 70 John c ssaufrsr. lot ?.
book :. Denny - Hcyrs ses. June 3
James c. Sur, TO Earn .. esurr. ,v.s
{ 20 l. block S: 70. 4 block .: ioss u 70
~ block Is b =. Days E2doraas. FssSu-
Ery 4. 81
sheriff 70 scaw~oacAss a~sA q O..
sw sc sec = ~ -. &. - asrss. Juas ].
s-ssE
A NJ Springer - >. II. yoAnsca ls.s
ana :. block - South rark.. Nay =.
slaa
George ". snl-naa .. IN. - Ansss Kali
rannd. lots g ard ~ block Z co=eeriAsd
aid. Juno {. sies
sheriff 20 Nancy NJ Borart- iess ? ara
9 hsock q. Bel heirs md ada. May IA
asa
sheriff TO Robert r. vrKsnsoa. Z 10,
Z block q. A. A Dsnnyts aSA Juns 4.
s1se4f5
JOAN and ". C. Green. BY JOB. orssn.
attorney. and John Green 20 RothcAisA
lsaS 81
Benjamin =. Green TO RoshrAna BrsA.
Sc NV SEQ I. - - T. 81
W. c. Green TO rothchild Bros. - nv
sec ]. ~ ., T. August -. 1855. 81.
Sheriff 20 Pacific States Savings. Loan
and Building Company y LOT & block
-. Terry~s LIST and and add. June 4 s2<s4is.
Sheriff TO same. lot - ard part let -
block Il. Gilman Park. June J. .ASa17.
Catherine T. MAYNARD 70 William G.
Crosbae. ska feet. being usteie thtr3 Of
9 = lot 81. Lake View Cenesery. May g.
s10a
Administrators OF estate Of Henry Z.
fesaer. deceased. 10 William Deveresux.
block -. Terry's ard add. lots 9 ara 4.
block Is. lots to L. block ~ ". L. Tea
ler's ard add. August -. tgsa u.sA
Same 10 same. lots I ard !. block -,
lots s. !. 3. block 81. Gx9 LOT g. block -
II. L. Tesier's - add. June a si.<G.
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CSTTsD STATES MASTERS SALE
CoH&fuued


..s-5e.noefors In subdivision rzr~6 .-rs-xs
- .s1eF - 70 he e8I1 wfshcfr v.s,xafsg-I-
- Atsesser.- rest>nrsssscn or exrs<sSSe1 "a
= SO eecree provided Az Sc r-h@~
30 PIP .ses asresnbefore IA ss5sisizso-s SEC
er5sL -. ioortn. afth- slxtn and ssv-
snsh ~ oftAr <@@cr5beS ar1 r@f@~rse "a
- " % sotf subject 10 reeempElea fners-
=. Nt.asa enc year after me eo-sarrrssfin-.
y s1Sn sale. ss provided by tie AVS 81
tne state Of wasfirrrrn
&c sa.1 sales . De rnz9e under ars1 ACCORD
- 49, - ihe rules ard practice cr AMI sub
Sest y confirmation b. tbs rourt- ara 20
ne amounts aeeree1 70 - nai1.
- Na.1.Pzl 1ad Interest. namely. tssI.-
- ana interest thereon art est. ART
-, pso.,er expenses Attendant ur.orl .sad
- sncsiE1irg compensation or SAID r1as-
80 lees ard eorrEsAzx. ors Of TIE clerk %
Us a court. ard each am ali Of ere !terrss
cS.feess 70 BE paid out % sad croc~eds or
sAsa A4e. a thsresn lternixed
v- EBES SMITH.
cM,en states Master 81 chsrcery. Dis
trac1 OF Washington. Sortne~s. DIVISION.
a. special Master in this Cause
D1tea seatfis. WASH. June /. fs2
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER ALASKA

TIE Steamer EXCELSIOR vii leave
seattle CT or about June = FOR 81. NJ
.shssi'~ connecting WITH The steamer =.
Al Wesre fer Fort Gudasy. stopping a.
81 rssr!rx camps on Ene river.
rails - ne oFlY route 90 TIE Nukcr
..i~sx ~ whleh the taNSrFs ard harfships
80 ke axcl8e1. Passengers take steam
- a. Seattle Sr3 are lanard directly az
tAe rsslres FNor rates. etc. apply 20
NORTH AMERICAN TRA>SFORTA-
rfo< AND TRANISfs Co. ScaNaeaca-
sr's Wharf, Seattle. v ash
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvASGEL1

Seattle ara Townsend Ness Bay route
Steiner Garland leaves Teslsr deck Mor-
aaxs Wednesdays and Fridays at 4
fo- Port Townsend. pcrs Williams
I,-xsrex= Port Angeles. Port Crescent
ssettvsnurx. Pvsht. ,lalisu Bay ard NesA
Rsv. setgGf ara. arrives n Seattle ?.
-. ~, ao0asste days. Scans Fvangei
s..,ses yeS3er dock fer Pert Angeles and
tfrtoTsa NAn3syx Wednesdays and FRI
ssx a. eN n IN: arrives Seattle alter
rate days 80 :. m
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days ao1 gradually working np = buIasa
sentiment seemed 10 Aave get fail posses
son TnAs -.errsng ard when reinforced ny
the o-css1 Kansas report. which showed
decrease 81 nearly - pafzKs sroz, last
uc1fa. tar sfrart vas 70 start n buying
fgrer. resulting n the advance above rot
~. Not caiy were shorts covering wildly.
but there were active o1yan< orders for
long secoHat as weit Many commission
houses hsd generous oatsi1e o-zserS. and
there was lEtsle wkea. for sale The kan
sas report pat the ron6 Ton n tie state 81
=. against = a meath Ara. Liverpool was
asd ostte-. There were rnrsaTs OF sntury
% ne Russian gye crop. .2f Minneapolis
reported larger scnr sales during Tire past
faFfy-eisht hours than for srv prsv8osss
faTty-elght hears il the history os TIE
trade. TIE report of Plentiful rains n
krance ard the consequent Improvement
OF crop prospects here partially checked
the advance for q while hef the buying
movement vas TOO strong 20 De overcome.
ard the scramble % cover WAS general 70
the ciese.
Corn VAS quiet and rather weak during
me cary scurs. responding 20 Tire fawcr-
abe weather. But later. "a wheat sock
ne final saarn jump. corn went np also.
Oats followed N the same path as cora.
Trading Was exceedingly quiet until near
the close, bar under fhe influence OF TIE
advance IN wheat ard corn prices went I'd
ard closed az the high pcsrs % the Gav.
Provisions enjoyed good 6ay. The cp-
eaiEg was firm. n sympathy with hogs
but weakened later under free selling BY
packers The bulge 81 wAea. had steady
fns efect, and the closing figures showed
but little change
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Juae, slikcs July. ssso.
Corn-Jnns. ss-sc; July. sac.
uass--June. &c: July. TSasc.
Fark--June. s7T5; July. s7@sA
isard-Jane, &1s. July. ssS-ss.
Rsbs-June. s1Ss3s: July, $ssa
Bsrley-assS2c.
Rye-s4c.
Flaxsaed-TTc
Tlmothy-s2.S
Live stock.
Cattie-SrnRu lots az COWS went 20 local
butchers al S-g2 3: choice beef steers. sS0
GAl0.
Most choice heavy hogs found saie
around sS.B ard only very roagh lots went
below s. Fancy light sorts sold up 70 s. %
frequently, and choice butchers weights at
S22s13.s 10
Sheep-The market was again a little
slow and yielded 20 weakness. Chelce 20
prime native mutsors are aziotahle al ss7
z.so; good 10 choice AZ s.. so<Ss,So: cuIls and
thin, 8. 1903 -: choice 70 prime spring
lambs. s1ssTs.57: fair to good. 81 sssSS7S: poor
20 fair. s. 5s1a5a
Receipts-CatSle. 100; hogs. 1860: sheep.
4.oa
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle e. fol-
lows.
Fer gan Francisco. via Pert Townsend
ana Victoria. az s q n Passengers re-
ceve1 O. board a. q nj, June I. {. II.
ls, =. Is.
Fer Alaska. June /. 8. Is q. AT a. II.
From san Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget sound points. a. b. m. June .. S.
Is, IS. =. 8.
Tickets may be obtained o. the once Of
the cont any. at Ocean dock. Seattle.
J. r. TROwBRIDGE. p. s. SUPP.
0OOoDALi.. PERKINS A. CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE 70 TACOMA
-Four rouna fT9ps 1azlT. except sunday
Ia ors hear aaz twenty-five ntE9teA
TIE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily srsgN. Seattl2-E aeo-na
route as fSslowss
TINS CARD.
Ssnxas fare. Sacs -oue1 t-tps &c.
Lave Ssatffs-s a. Has - M. s.& s y
=. IN -
SUNDAYS
Lava SEATTLE 8. r4s :. - = N
T.ssvs Taeosnz-4s - A. r. ~ y = N
.rs%ys1a id Commercial sesk. seot * Ala
rssr street. Ss2tstsA
..s,~sssxx esesrssg< Flyer ara state 80
asatnxssr. fare Sc
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roar ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
I>GToN ROUTE.

= p II TN
Ys.xe~ Harrinztoa's wharf. foot Of Wash
ssrten street for South Beach. SYLVAN
s-rot~ lst white. RFamerton. tinted
Sfntes Dry Dock. Charleston. Sidney.
T,rscvtfyfl. Chicc. sssiysrisle. at - 2. m
saturday 80 p. m. sunday. ?. m; re-
tsrninx leaves st!*erdsls al SIS a. tn
TeisphQne. Black 81.
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Daily as 80 .. H.. except Ssn1Ays Tor
Everett and way ports. Eos-s through
or Mon9ay. Wednesday and Friday trips
70 Sz0nonlsh river points. connecting
Nth 81 Whey Nzstgstsor Co. fer Tacoma
and Olympia
city pock steamers FOR all points On
the sound Cpen al night TeseP1ons.
Main s. - q. TERKS. Manager
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STEAMER GEORGE E. STARR

ETEAAF-F Ir9-E|Ss1 = : I NIX
Leaves Tacoma. Il noon: Seattle. Ye.lsr
wAarf s n m. Mondays and THURSDAYS
FOR Port Townsend. Anscortes, Fairhaven
New whatcous. Blaine and Friday Har-
bor and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver &
"a rfs following day.
Fare 10 Blaine. g: fare TO Vancouver.
a ra- further information apply 20 Yes
lar wharf
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Pacific Coast Steamship Conparys
STEAMER AL-KI
All newly rsfitted. Eew upper deck cabins.
Ard rew and commodioas Eecoad-ciass
passenger accommodations. viii sail from
Seattle. June 3 al ) a. m. calling at
VICTORIA.
MARY ISLAND. RETCHIKAN.
HUNTERS BAY. WEASGEL.
sUMDUM. JUNEAU and
DOUGLAS ISLAND.
J. f. TROwBRrpGE.
Puget Sound Superintendent
Seattle cYics. Ocean dock. foot Main
street TeIephone. Main %.
GoodaIi. Perkins 4 Co.. general agents.
San Francisco.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
U. s. MAIL

81 F-<A NJ Tx DF.T4IA
Leaves GalbraIth dock, foot OF Washing
tor street. Tuesdays Thursdays ard SAT-
urtays Al o'clock n m. for Kingston
port Gamble Seabeck. Briunon. Holly.
pswatto. I4iiI.waup Falls. Hoodsport and
linton City. Returus altevnate days
u. TROJTMAN. Master
Telephone. Red Isl.
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wHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY

Leaves City dock. foot OF Main street.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, az D.
m, FOR Aracortes. Fairhaxen and What
corr. Returning. leaves Wha;com Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday a. 2. n Fare 81
Lilly Bogsrcus Co. City deck. sgenta
w H. ELLIS. owner.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
IS0TOS ROUTE
STEAMER A n R0RIEq0N

IaFryfEK q. =, Mai.
On Part Orchard ard Port Washington
route. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
s;resf. $50 a m, calling az South Beach.
BurchelI Brick Yard, Bremerton. U. s.
Navy yara, sidney, Charleston Tracyton,
Chf-o Sslvertnie. Leaves Port Orchard
navy station AT 2 p. m; arrives Seattle
as4 IA f. ~. Robinson. master. Lilly.
Ga
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

Portland, June s-Wheat-Walla WaAa,
5iG52c. Valley. 53154c per bushsl-
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.


eEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATCoM
ROUTE
State Of Washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday. at 10 p. m
SEATTI.E. EVERETT AND LA CON-
NER ROUTE.
FA.rheven leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday. al a. m
Telephone. Main rs. Yes'er dock
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


xrs-Axn. sure s--TvAszt VAS excstE8 snd
hasyxzt. xs<a tAs Sulis r2ura.f nr1 fhs
aaorsx II al sxsay % txzSar Tae saz.tsa
zxss ~s.Ga -As o@zG co.&-zs - .@< ~azzzs
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.rn. ~ort1s-y Festeru T.sns hss hen to
ss.o-tass lire bstwesn Minneapolis 81
gsosst ana Chicago. It's roaasad " tacor-
s..-ass~ ans every Improvement 10 th=
- ~ senspuent hsa been aaopsea hg Il
.ssf ss4saw - tr2las are TIE nsoat carr
..s,ssss ss4alppsE frA-ss out q tha Twsa
sssssss EssTy azneTe good 1aA1a xessess
es,,wrs gtsssf Il aTAs-class sQsspaens. th>
- servfee ana everything else which
- "a rake travel comfortable noM4~
49, YES. TIE Aorth-tN estera Line Is
s.-s~ssys II Il everywhere and az every
80, a. IS $50 nsssss a. rasH r. "
ysark@r. pugas ScLa1 sEsat. g.. Frat ave-
rae. Se8ttas-
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Liverpool. June e-Wheat-spot firm:
demand poor; Nc . red winter s. "a: No. 1
hard Manitoba. IS ztzi; No. California.
stocks exhausted. Futures closed firm, ~
higher; June. July. August. September, Oc-
tober and November. ia isa
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed, new,
So Nd Futures closed firm. vita October
unchanged and other months IA higher;
July. IS Id; August. - I'D: September.
IS I'D: October. IS gid: November. Ss 2,4f.
FlouT-Sfeady: demand fair: St. Louis
fancy winter, es 81.
Hops.
Hcps-At London: Pacific coast, El LES.
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sTEAxEr CRY OF CHAMPAIGN.

EIkANFF II u CHAMPAIGN
STzz<e River E51se
Leaves S<Ats5s--Tkzss1av. JE5e :. ~
O. r- THURSDAY June IL az % n n. Sal
u-5ny. June y. a. = rccE- Leaves Mount
yernon-w sGreeaay. Juze L. a. p n.
Frs6Ay. June II ~ .. m. E8n6zy. June
~ a. 3. n Calling a. ssznwood. FIR.
skaxst City. Noun. Vernon ard Avor-
gTu1assD gang south Sunday ard north
Tuesxy1
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
rCAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Regular ssilings between Puget
sound ana Central American
roris. General Office. Mutual Life
building.
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sAS JUAN ISLANDS.

0TEznEr LYDIA THOMPSON.
Gnrsylrs tats~t States mail, leaves City
cocs fssr - Nalr street. Monday. We'd
-osnssra - Iaan Islands and New
vnafcem. Mss4rnlEg. leaves New What
co9 Ta<a4xy. IaaFs1ay and Saturday. al
TIME CARD II EyFECT JAN. L
Sortn bourt-L<sv-s Seattle I O. m:
cav Hsrbor A ~ a N leaves Roche Hzr-
kor u.g p IN. arrives At Sew Whatccm
SO 2. m.
South bossne-resves New whascom q
H.. leaves Roche Haroor 10 q H.. leAsse
Friday daroor Il O. m. leaves Port
Tcvnsec .. m. arrives a. seattle 10
= m
j. p Thompson. narzger-owrer. LILY.
Eo9arc-x a Co. agents. City dock
Telephone. Main 81.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.

EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily, except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. M. z n. .. M
Leaves Everett $50 a. N. >. 20 .. IN, 7.3o
3. n.
sundays-Leavss Seattle II a. m: leaves
Everett 3 p. m.
Fare-s.rxle trip. Toe; round trip, gE;
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
komish.
Landing-Colman dock. foot Of Marien
street
SEATTLE a TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
f. w. Goodhue. Manager.
TeIephone Red 81.
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oAxAPlA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
y. wiley E2e.satIcn Co.'S eseAmR
ACLT<OAAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave Arrive.
Olympia at. SD n Tacoma At. s.0 Q N
Tacoma at---U11 n Seattle q. ..f1W n
EeAtfle ~ -. loo . N Tacoma at. 10 . N
AscohnA al. I'D N Olympia at % . nc
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
5eAsue $780,. 30 . N Tacoma ..... 80 . n
Tacoma ..-..nsD a II Olympia - 10 u
olympia 30 D IN Tacoma 49,. 500 D "A
1sromA $3.50 I'D ? ~ Seattle ...... mp m
Fare between Seattle ard Tacoma -
O. Main street
LILLY. BoGARDus a CO. Agents,
City dock Telephone. Main q.
Capt. l.. Wiliey. Manager.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER wILLAPA.

Capt IeVfHt NUDefA.
leaving Seattle for Alaska June 10, 1esG
ara every thirteen days thereafter.
For freight and gasssngs- rates apply
10 J. q. IAkkOl.is. Agenr
S~hwabarher dock Tel Pike g.
CHARLES Il. PEABODY. General Man
ager. Seattle.
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FIaar.


F-Iour-Recespts ~ 90 exports n so Ssr-
rels. Market strong ani generally higher.
with fair trade IN spring patents bat a
small inquiry for winter brands Mime
sofa patents. ss.g74: bakers. g. es5z -.
winter patents. Ss13.7a
wheat.
whsat-Rscstpts q ~ bushels. exports
- - hu~hefs. spot strong: No. rel. Tzzke:
No. hard. T8-kc Options hs1 another big
advance t03ay. based On the gnfsvnrabfe
Kansas state crop report barge weekly ex-
ports. talk 81 heavy reduction IN Mon
days visible. and higher cahies. There
Was active buying for local i0-r account
art good covering. Closed ssFTsSc ret
higher, Nc. : ret. June. closed g-ssc; July,
ss3zGs7s.c. closed sT$se-
Hops.
Hops-stsafw; STATE common 20 choics
"a c-or. -t*e74skc: 1seS crop. 33ss. Pacific
coast 1884 crop. ziarsc. 1W5 crop. asTe.
Wool.
wool-oufes; domestic seeee. 1s9sac;
pulled wOol. is4g3c.
Petroleum
Petroleurs-F1rrn: Unstea closet r.lvs
ID.
P,z iroa-Essy. southsrs. slasssl5:
Northern. rT9f2
Cnpper-FIrm. treSers'. s1I-sa
Te84-E1asy. brokers. g.
Tln-FlAtes eass;-
Coffee
Co-e@-Closess STEADY. a. unchanged 20 :
POINTS a1wArc@, September. sIsa Sp0t
coffee noasza1. No :. Izsse; mid euI. Coz
e0va. 81. Csc.
Sugar.
surar-rr-r.s fair -esasnw. gsse. crntrs-
fax8l 50 test. ss.@z5sss rsaae1 fTsn and
hsEas-.
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PUGET SOUND = ALASKA STEAM
GHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma ard Victoria. 2. C.
ssDarns Lv ~ H.. Tacoma 10 Ar 4sEan
ln:f-asnIIsyI B. Seattle Il s2;Ari 3s01An
z.99pmsLy TzPt. Townsend % Ar II .<5pm
4:5spm Ar TO-. Victoria - MlLvl s.39pm
eDsily except Monday.
This steamer furnishes nrst-ciAsE accom-
rSodasioEs. carrying both freight and pas
sengers. and leaves from Yexler wharf.
Seattle.
Fer rates. ETC.. inquire OF
c. r THORNDYKE.
Yesisr wharf Seattla
/. A SADEAU.
General Agent -. p. Il r.. Seattle.
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n fnN 81 Louis as Chicago eozvsn-
,geas. see tat yosg tickets Tosax OF re-
tgrnlax read via tAs Czaad2zn Pacine
railway.
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STEAMER RoSALrE
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. excep, Saturday at
II 10 q m: returning leaves Victoria at
10 a m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily, except
Sunday, al a. IA. Sunday. direct. at 8
q m: returning direct. leaves Port
ToWrsend AZ D. m. Phone. Pike %
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Financial.
London, June S-silver, SlAt. Consois,
Ii 5-1a
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KRusE AND MADISON LINE.
STEAM SCHOONER LAKME.

WIN sail from San Francisco June % cnr-
rying freight az 81 per ton. connecting At
Seattle for all points.
Arlington dock. Telephone. Pike "a
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Transactions since Januavy y. An
fer the Pmut yg~~A

Real estate tr.saessons xinoe ysus..xv 4
fsss. are stsS SIS there w~~s nsed for
record during the week - ee~is. the con-
sss3ersstoas sErregaEinr rNess-A roslow-
ing : ne record for the week By dAyx
fHEsustrx- SATURDAYS r-a-zs~-..
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Heps-As London: Pacific coast. 81 L
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Money on call. easy at per cent: last
loan :. closed per cent: prime mercan-
tile paper. t15ix per cent Sterling ex-
change, steady. with actual business in
bankers bills at s4-sSia dsSSls for demand
and SsSaa. 4 ssh for sixty days; posted
rates, Assd4. ssis and a ss9A ss1s; CONNER
ciai bills, 81 S6sa
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Ohasrxa,l ons taken AZ all stations Q.
o. m s5th meridian time q 2. u. Pacinc
GEORGE ~ SALISBURY.
Observer in Charge.
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New York and Brooklyn this boat sud-
denly quilted her respectable, though
somewhat monotonous, career. and be-
came a common tramp, without port or
destination.
The day awoke in fog such as the old
est inhabitant had never seen. The
East river was blocked with ice and
soon became shrieking bedlam OF
groping and bewildcring craft, whose
pilots could scarcely see their hands be-
fore their faces.
At half-past nine the "Rappahan-
mock" left Brooklyn, we'll laden with
passengers, and started on her GUS
tomary trip almost directly across the
rivera very short and unusually easy
voyage. Before even reaching the mid
die of the stream, however, the ice and
fog had thrown her completely out OF
her course. Back and forth, up aud
down stream, the pilot vainly CROPPED,
amid the shrieking whistles, ringing OF
fos: bells and loud crash of ice powders,
until, in the confused clangor, he had
entirely lost his bearings.
When, after long and perilous bat
Ting with ice jams and many hair
breadth escapes from collisions, he sud-
denly sighted the landing place on the
New York side, he found it occupied by
a sister boat, which had been driven
there to avoid destruction. He backed
out, only to be lost again, and for three
bours this boat, now become a mere
tramp, wandered aimlessly up and
! down the East river with its load of ex-
| cited passengers, whose emotions
ranged anywhere between the rage and
| impatience of the belated Wall street
SPECTATOR, to whom the delay might
mean loss of $4,000, to the hysteria
| OF q nervous little woman who had left
her baby alone at home, and who begged
| the other helpless passengers for the
love of heaven to help her set her feet
once more on land.
| Between these two extremes OF impa-
! thence and excitement was small pro-
portion of passengers who remained
calm, even endeavoring to while away
the time by exchanging pleasantries
and making wagers as to the time of
their. deliverance. Among these was
group of men in the cabin who, after
having read and reread the morning pa
pers, were casting about for some other
method of killing time. One suggested
game Of cards.
Cards." laughed one of his com.
panions in misery who'd carry cards
| on a ferryboat? Who, outside of ll-
natic asylum, would start on ten min
utes' voyage provided with games to
pass away the time?"
Here is euchre deck which is ct
your service"
The speaker, evidently globe-trot'
ter, drew from under the bench trav
cling bag, SO much worn and embel
lished by tags, labels and hieroglyph
les that it resembled some old veteran