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seatt,A IulY 9. l@s.

Corresponding week last year. 55a.slo %
Eggs are going up. The demand Is ex-
ceptionaIly good and 5obhing quotauon
OF Is cents psr dozen was made to-day,
with a tendency toward hsgner price.
Poultry Is slow to come IN and the mar
ket In well cleaned I'D.
Western avenue presented tho usuai
busy aspect OF steamer day. the sidewalks
being piled with bones OF fruits and
number OF buyers being on hama 10 eA-
anime.
A lot OF pineappies was received today
which came direct from Honolulu by me
Canadian Pacific Steamship Company
steamer. They were very fine and soio
well At s4a4.so.
California cherries are now out or the
market and native cherries seem very
scarce Those on the market now are
from waIla walla. Olympia and sound
points and command Bc9N-S per oox
Strawberries are going up ~ was pre-
dicted. They were selling at a1sg2 per
crate today.
A Quantity Of very good early spring APP
pies from California are on the market at
81 as6il 20 per box. They are In good oe-
raaud for shipment TO Alaska, oniy tho
very choice ones going north
Apricots are at e5Gssc per box: peaches
81 r0Qf.3; tomatoes. sL5o per ls-pouno
boxes.
TIE first consignment OF pears have
been received from California they ars
quoted az N.756. per box.
s-.,ooners arrive from the banks and can
get but f7ll<c per pound for their catcnes
A lat OF %. 600 pounds was sold by one BOAT
Yesterday ana the crew claim 10 nave
received but 1c per pound with ina heads
of
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
since January 1 and Tor
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
p~l estate transactions since January
!. isss. are 81 $50 esI7s. There WEIR fIicd for
record yesterday thirteen desss. agsrezat-
tng Efes g Following Is iis, furnished
by the Daily Bulletin. room u Occidental
bloek.
Phfl,p Hsbner 10 A. q. Johnson. lot 9.
block ]. Lake View add. July Z, a. C.. 81
Ta-rles Calvin 81 ux. 70 Levi G.. Smith.
mart block Z. srpl plat First aid. Kent. a
roadway from Washington street west on
soo,h SIDE block 6. same add. June g.
q. C.. 81
c. r. Didisks ct III. By J. c. Goodman.
attorney. 20 Lewis c. Beamsr, acre in
plat Of stsuersrfile. September ~ 1854. 81.
d NJ EhankS ct Tx. 90 = =. Williams
ard A. =. Nichols. nis ne rw sec q. % 3.
re- 2aacres. April n. a. W C.sa
F,iIenor T-hhrsas and husband Thomas n.
20 Mark l.. Zeck. lots ~ and g. block !:
lots I. and H. block 2, Minors add, May q.
ss-s.
Alice J. ReynoIss 10 Herman Chaplin.
lots "a and "A. block .. Francis r. Days
LaGranas adj. November J, 1895. =. w. $50.
e. g. Smith 20 Alice ,. Reynolds. lot II,
block .. Francis n. Days LaGrande add.
Andrew r. Rurssign. receiver Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, 20 Annie ronk-
Hing. ne sw sec :. - =. r s. 10 acres. May /.
$50 a.
william Suter et M. 70 Hattie e.
Vaughan, tract IN 80 ser - and Sc Sc sec
10 - "a ? g. January -. Isns, $50
Benedict Hermann 20 Axei William Carl
son. nv re sec 70. - q. : $. Juiy 2. 1917
u. uzrrv Gibson e. Tx 20 Jacob r.
rIcook. r = Il BY I'D z. OF fo< 3, block >.
rairvssw Home ali. July l. $3.50
Leo r Stock ct Tx 90 Sarah Fla Paul
son. rsnSis lots 20 4. block s. Eeely.s aet
D@s MosneS, April -. 80
Carrie Z. Stock ard husbaa. Leo J. 20
Sarah Ella Pzuizon. lots 20 3. block Il.
sseay's adj. Des Notnss. April -. -.
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. July 6-Arrfvsd--Aus-
tralis- Honolalu
Freights--King Cyrus. $50 tons. now At
Victoria. lumber thence 70 Ten ssin. China,
prisr to arrival SIS Sd
Hoqsiam. July 4.-Special. ARRIVED
From San Francisco. steamer Sanol. for
Cosnopaais; steamer Del Norte. for Ho-
Qaain-
Port Townsend. July s-Specsai-vessels
from domestic ports have been making un-
usually long passages 20 Puget sound. The
schooaers Seqnoa. for Hadloch. and Joseph
Russ. for Olympia, were twenty-five days
coming UP from San Pedro. Together With
feet OF eight or ten other vessels they
lay OF Cape Flattery over week. The bark
Sonoma was twenty-four days coming
from Honolulu. The schooner Annie Gee
seventeen days from San Francisco at
Port Hadlock. Bark Gersna MIA twenty-one
days from San Francisco at whateom.
Bark Oregon twenty-five days from San
Francisco al Nanazmo. Ship John c. Pot
ter twenty-five days from San Francisco
at Departure bay. The ship Samaria
twenty-six days from San Francisco. ar
rived AT Tacoma last night
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and thu bulk at tie dry-fed neeres At 81 10
CTS. extra beeves were salahls at xssa
40: calves were fairy active and un-
changed
Hogs-Ssles we're largely At s1es9ss - FOR
heavy. 1-SG3< so- mixed. and 81 seea %
for agar. the extreme range fer common
aas heavy 20 prime assorted lights being
& SG1sa
sneeD-Snsep were saiabie q. 81 5aGS %
Tor common 10 choice. with extra chosce
lots scarce and pretty much nominal al 81
ezI- Lambs seld az = ssefs for cuiis I'd
20 S3 for choice. and yearnngs brought
s. a6s
Receipts-cassls 1870. hogs ss.coe. sheep
Is ae
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Railroad and Industrial Notes.

The Great Northern has issued rate or
ana nire-. from Wellington to Everett
and Tacoma
w l.. Benhan, western Freight manager
sor the Great Mort hsrrs and r. G. stevens.
western passenger agent. spent yesterday
In Tacoma on official business
,,ba ,ea,Iv orrnrizcd Alaska Express
f-ovrpauv il tiofr steady, good
business. The renlttances coming in reEu-
larry and satisfactorily
The Great Northern has issued tariI
naming rhe following rates between Irslt
1saAE n q and Rossiand. Is. G.. VIA
The Columbia q western railway; CiSssss
10 10 Inclusive 30, Z7ts. =. "a, -, e. ~,
20 % and % cents per 100 pounds, res,s -.
mounds.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

To-.sr July e.-snver. y T-ist Con-
sess. it2 sis
New YORK, July s.--TAe Evening Posts
Tse~,.san Fnancsas cznlexrsm says: TIE
s..ck vnarkets were exceedingly quiet 20
ssxy. re heat being very great TIE re-
oert buyfnx % Arsrtex m = said 30 have
hasr for TIE account 81 certain African
araucters. who prefess % See n them a
t.@ster rs-a~u~ct OK making money than IN
Kaef-x Trsay the market w4s feature
gezz rex Issue % 5 per cent debenz-
r.rsz q n. Chartered Company fer
Il sao 30 Is reported 20 have been under
w~s..sn AZ sssA TIE CkEsan lnsr. partsc-
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HUDYAN CIRCULARS

Which fully explain the new remetio-
treatment. The Hudson Medical Insti-
tuts Is permanently located at the juno
tfor OF Stockton. Market and Ellis streets.
San Francisco, Cal. IL Is the largest medi-
cal institute In The Western country. The
achievements OF the doctors speak for
themselves. Any one who Is interested
can visit the Institute and look over the
testimonial books.
The doctors OF the Hudson Medical In
ssitute treat Blood Disorders. Blood
Taints. Disorders OF the Liver. Kidneys,
Nerves and Brain. Immature Decay.
Drains. yaricoceis, Hydrocele. affections
are cured with the Hudyan remedio-treat-
ment. Any one may have circulars con-
corning Hu9yan.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
uorrr NoRTnrRN.


n pravn. Port Townsend
Mrs. L J. Gre~nwalt AMI son. Takfma.
Cart Young. City.
r A. Agar, Portland.
r n DesaneY. Port To1ns~nf-
a. Isrsnker. =. ;. Waisa Walsa
MrN Thinker. CITY.
ssyagsrzs Lewis. ~. fSo0iA
sonu Baay0a A1ksiteo.
J. e, Hart. Everett.
T. n I-agferDac1. Spokane.
Az. n. Briggs. Port TOWNSEND
n = es3ison. Victoria. y. &.
Victor H. Beckr.sn. City.
O. Z Ansiesfe. Fort Angeles
,Thofxas CranL. Port TcNEassrd-
r C. Asarns. Port Townsend.
Mira Aaagrs ar. child. Port Townsend.
81 ~ Eas@y. Portland
John Trzln1nuIl. Port Townsend
NJ c. Tucker. Port Townssnd.
y w AusGsfs- Vancouver
n < Wicker. fan IrAncszco.
w T. MEs.naa- Tacoma
Dr. Z. ". Hitchcock. Philadelphia
Miss Richardson. Spoksne-
y. ~. James, sspokx5a.
J. Il FasA CITY.
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Pat Laughed Last.
Limerirk News

Limerick News.
An Trfshznan. seeing notice In haber-
da=narss window one day. which safd.
Everything sold here by the yard en-
ferea and asked the shopkeeper IL he sold
bn4terr1slk.
Yes" was 1he answer.
'~Then Civ. ne a rart." said Pat.
"An r1x9I<" Hatd tire man. ard, dipping
hts finger into a dish Of milk AZ his side.
rs Grew II a yard in length on the ccur-
ter.
"Anything elsA7'' be axkef triumphsntly
% Pat
nN0," said Pat. 'sJust rgwi ~ up in q
piece o. pager and III take u with me-"
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board or Trade.


rnfca 60 July e-wheat-Only q noder-
ate speculative trade was reported. The
trade was principally local. and the mar
kes at times was rather dull. especially
during the early hours. and averaged
weak, selling at one time At Nc below the
close OF Friday. Trade was slow. the SILL
yer agitation stiil exersfug a depressing
influence Generally favorable weather
and continued heavy arrivals In tha
Northwest. amounting TO 1,sT cars In
three days were among the early factors
which were productive OF weakness The
liberal local movement and the excellent
grading OF the same also had a Ike ten
deucv. and the cables exerted some In
Huence on values, Liverpool early showing
"a decline But offerings were quite well
absorbed by shorts. and the market was
stea6iet later BY tire reports Of some mod
crate worlds shipments. The decrease
on ocean passage o. a.aoe.ceo bushels
rrewsd sustaining influence. The visible
supniv showed decrease OF ssl. 90
bushels during the PES. week. which was
considerably moro than expected and.
together with the other tlll,sh factors.
also tended 20 strengthen vaines, or at
least prevented In. sharp break which
many haf expected 20 result from the
silver agitation. Or thu weak spots Tiers
was some buying by shorts and the dis
T%f~4Iftf0
80 ire decline was rather SLOW and the
market showed stub5ornnesx Later
there was correction In the visible
worlds surpiy. which decreased the sup
ply 20 esss hasneis. or from I. sss anS bushels
20 ssT spe bushels. which caused som.
weakness bas was tr turn connterarted
~ the ohto state crop report. which put
the condition 5 or 10 points less than a
month arc.
Corn ras cuset ans fraction easter.
IN. r~sesrfs we're liberal ard fh@v@ was
= roeH deal FOR sale. with the conditions
sssnserrnsSs in wheat prevsntea much
decline
Oats we're extremely qaiet. ans price
fnost entirely governed by wheat ara
corn.
Provisions were very tufl. very n.tl. H.
.erest heinw rnsrifsstet- A. ne opening a
rather srTu feeling prevailed on sh@
s-Ssil run er hegs, bit prices declined
la.s..
Closing Quotations
vheas--JGsv. ssssc: AEwsst. xsA
Ccr--eysze. September. &c
c&ts-Jriy. fse. September. lS1zsA
por<--Jafv y 81: Sea.er1fse-. . g~.G
T.ars-Taiy, g X. Seyssnsher. sxss
Esss-Jaly. ss.sss September, a--x
Live stock.
CaftIs-TSsa only new feature was "a az
rival Of sae rrss Serthsrn rage cattle o.
re season sales were or q basis O. e. Is
Gssa FOR coFnrse. 20 cAcsce native s-~e~s.
WITH . gocs macy grsszsrs selling rzter q
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usars cs which was cansed On Friday last.
= Announced tonight TIE particulars are
as stated
Inc Paris eo.zrs> Was very inactive, bat
csossa with . firm ten5ency. The Ber.s0
market Vas quiet ard 1r-n.
kread~tnfYs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. JAY s-whest-Scot quiet.
demand poor; No. : red winter. Sc IA. No
hard Manitoba. stocks exhausted, Va. !
California. IS I'D Futures csosed dun.
with near positions I'D and distant gosh
ions I'D ard IA lower: July. August.
september. October. Is Sad. November. As
lease: December. A 1es.d
Sorn--Spot quiet American mixed new.
. Futures closed quiet. with near posi-
uens unchanged 20 I'd lower ard distant
positions I'd lower July, - HID: August,
- uisd: September. IS ils<d. October -
I'd: November. - sd: Decerher. Is ID
Fsour-Drail: demand poor. 81. Louis
fancy winter. - Sd
Hdpo-At Lcrdon, Pacfac coast, a is.
London Wool sales.
London. July Sat the wool auction
sales today .a2 bales were offered, Of
which Leo were withdrawn The demand
WAS active at fair prices- Sales n detail:
New south Wales S.s4 bales. secured,
sssd8ls sa4d: greasy. sas1s7sa~d. queens
land. 24aS bales. secured. 1es5d1fs ~.
greasy. sisd1Sd. Victoria. s.sao bales:
secured. -s@d51s SD. greasy, 5dssls Id.
Tasmania. rs bales. greasy. zd6lid- New
Zealand. Af1s bales. secured, 7,ads3is SD.
greasy. ssszeisd. Cape OF Good Hspe and
NatA. % bales; secured. sd3n 2nd;
greasy, Cd
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Tacoma Arrivals,
HOTEL, TACOMA.

Ike Steinhesser. Portland.
III. Audley Clarke, Newport II. q
Misa Jessie Z. Clarke. Newport \. :
Mrs, wilson, Carbonate.
~. Wiley. Carbonate.
r. NJ. stone and wife caroonadA
-. n. Zoe, Gafbonado
II. j. O'Rryan. Louisville. Ky.
II. L. PgVsbFNy. Seattle
~ III. Fay. San Francisco.
". II. Dunbar. New York
~. j. Garnan. Aberdeen.
III. Pease Portland.
q w. Judson. Port nIaksley.
Z. J. Bass. IT.. san francisco. -
Thomas Hopper and wife santa Ross.
,ssorge WALL Vancouver.
Miss HOPE Cover. City.
Miss II. Christopher. city.
AIRS. G. II. Mann. San Francisco.
Mins G. T.. Morton. San Francisco.
DIR .. II. Hatch and wife. San Franchises
=. Ia. Ststson. Seattle.
Mrs. W. r. Fisher. san Francisco.
Miss II. jennings, san Francisco.
George Haas and wife. San Francisco
w r. Peterson. SacramsrfOs
W Gr1e1snaEen and ~ifa. OAklAno
Mr. T.. Hepner San Francisco.
Mrs. Martin Jones'. San Francisco.
Mrs. j. GA!son. San Francisco.
George ellison, San Francisco
Miss Pearl judson. Berkeiey.
Mrs. o. c. Judson. Berksiey.
Mrs. r. a. Jsssson. San Frsncisca
Aliss Charlotte Judson. San Franessco.
.. Harry Scott aud wife. san Francisco
0kcar Fsrfay and wife. San FraBciscos
Miss =. wilson, San Francisco.
W j. Rogers. city.
Mlss W ~ Holmes. oregon city.
RI r. Anderson and wife. City.
Miss Dickay, De~ hoines.
coi. and Mira G. Mason Kline. 0aa
Francisco.
a White and wife Everett
~ " Brown. Chicago.
W n Raymond. Portland
G. j. Eddy. Portland
T. W. Casey Portland
HATNIETk~sRAND.
r. r. IllekTan. Oakland Cal
Mrs. wilson San Francisco.
Henri Wiley fan Francisco.
Mrs.. Franksin STONE and maid. 6an
Francisco
Tsrankiin Stone. San Francisco.
n ii Gee San Francisco.
II EsIlfcke Los Angeiea.
Miss Morton. Los Angeles.
fafsn Masfseansn, SYRACUSE
Miss r. O. ward Tacoma.
ii a. Day. San Francisco
n, ID Ross Great FaaiA
q G. Sic05I. New York.
AsiaN * icqfI. New York.
81 II Eoiias3u. n. N. Shefrs<ld. Eng
EaSsey Willis. Washington City.
MsNs Hope Willis. Washington City.
q Msfiard. Vancouver.
NJ Armstrong. Olympia
Joan A3keunead. Toronto
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IT hope" sa.d Willie wishtnwton. as
rs prepared 20 srasse, that cigarettes
do not annoy you
soh. no." Miss Cayenne replied. 'cigsr-
cites do nor anaoy me Bat the people
who smoke fhem usually 90. very much"
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coxPogETIoS 70 nonpsrssi. rninicn. brs-
y<er or long primer faces on ths follow.
ing size D1aies: Ssnparei or rsEEfon. zoe
exceeding y ems p.cas BREWER. not sx-
ceeain< Is ems plea: long primer. not sx-
e.e1lnx & ems rfea. Special terms On
large orders. Address post-Intsilizsncer
Seattle
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Crown Point. %: Commander. .: Carl
hoo Il. Como. an: Evening Star. IA; Grand
prize. S; Good Hope. s; Gladiator, s. iron
Mask. 80: Jumbo. 10; Josie. 81. Little Oar
ling, s: Lily May. fais: Monte cr1sto. y;
Monarch, s: o. X, 50: Poorrnan. IL. ralo
Alto' 10. Phoenix. 8; St Elmo. IS: Silver
the. rfix: virginia. q: War Eagle. l7s:
White Bear, Is
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San Francisco. July e.-No produce mar
kets. holiday.
Wool.
woos-soring. San Joaquin ana Southern
coast. poor months. +G5c: DO good
months. 4tsffec; do foothiii good TO choice.
s12ST-ILc: do years fleece 415lsc: Nevada
heavy, eT7e: DO choice, sdSiac; Northera
choice. fn1l1iSc.
Hops-Nominai at aR3c per pound.
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wuDT sogsp. -. 4 .ALzsKA srxAA-
~Arrs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ra OAKLAND AND EvANCEL

n-.<yas and Townsend-Neah Bay routA
S@sr Garland leaves Yesler dock Nor
-. wsdnesdsys and rrsdays at :
.S.cssa pert Angeles. Port Crescent,
.asssburr, Pyxh.. Casiian Bay and Ssah
- returning, arrives a. Seattle ..
: = eoposits day:s Steamer Evsnssi
,es~,<s WonAAys, Wednesdays and Pm
- a 3D ,. m. arrives Seattle altar
80 days 40 p m
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A reward OF SO viii be paid for fnSor.
nation leading TO the arrest and cony1c-
ton Of any ous stealing copies Of The
Post-IstsIlireucsr delivered 10 subscribers
throughout the city.
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The California readers q the Pox$-Yntegs
nxsncsr will ssd IL on gale Gaiiy at Co,pse
4 Cos stationery store. 10 Market street..
tuss one block up Market street from sho
Chronicle ONCE. Price -
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rne Daily pc~t-rntessFercer - nov On
sxis IN Portland. Or. as Rich BroAs ~
Ncrrssoa street. Portland Hotel nsws
stand. an1 Northwest News Company. Ia
Tirug street. =
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o~r ORCHARD AND PORT wAsH-
49, rrrffrftH RnffTE

wTE AMEN MAXI r. FEFsi<EI
,..s. Hsrr.nxron's wharf. foot Of WASH
100 street. for South Beach. Sylvan
49, Dry Dock. Charleston. sidney,
rvfor Chico, Esivsrssals. At 80 .. m.
srySsv. 80 .. M. Sunday. p. m. re-
-vrsnr leaves sslverdaie II e.E g. m
$s,erbone. Black 81.
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE.
II. 8. NAIL

0TEANEH DELTA
a>avss 0aihraith dock: foot of Washing-
= street. Tresdays Ihnrsdays and Sat
=, Gamble, eeabeck. Brinnon. Holly,
satfe. f.iiIiwxup Falls. Hoodsporr and
~. rifv. Returns altepraie daya
d. TRoUTMAE. Master.
fsIepAcne. Red IN.
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STEAMER RosArIE.
: ~ssr~<on dock. leaves for Victoria ara
fsrs fowns4rd daily. except Saturday. ~
- ~. returning leaves Victoria IT
n steamer I3aho leaves for Port
Eo~rsend and way points daily. excspt
k,rHsv s,7a. m: sunday. di-sct. a. 3
NJ: returning. direct. leaves Port
Ssvnesnd ct p n. Phone. Pike ..
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

we hry al xra3ss OF Entre---Crezrnery
Diary ard H&acn- Sasc yS2r Butter 70
JOHN II. <eEs. s<afste or Taoessa,
lsI Get tAs CASA.
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rogal sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
ITO soa shares, including: American To-
bacco, 500: American Sugar. g. 40; Bur-
Isngton. Il. GO: Chicago Gas. 1850: Distill-
ing. s.lea: Erie. 3,5oo: General Electric
Island. $500: St. Paul, 800: Western
Union. 4sre.
Flour-Rece,pts. $50 barrels: exports.
4s5i3 barrels. Dull and weaker 20 sell.
in sympathy with wheat: stocks on docks
accommodating rapidly; Minnesota pat.
ents, Cs5d275; do bakers. s3.$93 50;
spring low grades. s1-ioG.so: winter pat
ents. ss.5c736o.
whea,-Receipts, % 100; experts. is, SO
bushels. spot weaker; No. 2 red. $50: No.
I hard. s4.c. Options opened weak ana
declined al day under weak cables, I'm
proved spring wheat prospects. lack OF
outside support. heavy spring wheat re-
ceipts. some visible supply eecreass and
l.ausdafious: closed AT7sc lower; July
closed sic: September closed sisse-
Wool.
pulled. la71ec-
Tsas-ou,st; brokers'. sas; exchange.
g s7tsefg Ggtk.
TfTa-Quses: Straits. slsoS1ls.sa' Plates
quiet and firm
spelter-ouie<; domestic. 81 ESAfa
Coffee.
ro~A.-rToses unchanged 20 s points ae-
vanra. Tuiv. gsf go S.: September. fe9s
ria * Spo. coffee, Rio tuii; NO. T. aSc,
mid quiet; cor3cva. TsGssc-
sugar.
suwnr-Sorainai: fair refninx. &c; cen
srtfursl IS test. 9iaG; refined quiet
Petroleum.
P.troleurn-Steafy: Psnnsylvania crude.
s*Aasr q a haA. Ohio crude. STEADY sd
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, judy e--wEieat-walla Waiia
1850: valley, s21s3c per blssael
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-07

S 1zY oS THE ~rLyER~
aEATTLE TO TACOMA
- round trips daily. except Sunday.
IS -See -,our ard twenty-five m1xucaa
THE STEAMER FLYER
ruuniar daily tri2z SezztIs-TaeomA
nc EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY =
TINE CARD
- mnxie fare. soc; rcus1 tyfp. 0e-
& s.s@s &szfiie-ss45. HE a. n-. 40. 81
@~~-> geattfle-7 a M: II MIS- -
Tarons--ssse a. M: In. - ,. -
5s,Sisr A. Northern Paeife wharf. To-
Sys. steamers Flyer ana STATE -
= kSreson. fare &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-07

AsDEzw = suxz<1a1 nsssv..
= : : !.
fuLLnAs sLExPIxo Cars.
xL90ANr DINING CARS.
xOURIsT sLEgPIN0 CARS
% Ps~1. Ms..sspssas. Du,usA.
YavEo. GYssA Rsrks, Cresksosa.
Winnfpeg. Hslssa Asa Dssss.
ChisaGs. Rh11aaelpAss Wsshfagssn. Rev
xssA. Dsstos. ssA ali peiass
Last and south
TIME SCHEDULE
In effect June "A. ioA
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For ST. Paul and East. 80 p. -
For Epokane and Local, tbs O. u and
Yor Portland. 80 .. n. ana 80 , n
For Olympia. Gray's Harbor and South
Bend. .. m
Eor Caroonadc. rs m
For Tacoma lsto. 1s& and . @ m-, -.
! rE sad So lRh B e AT SEATTLE
From ST Paul and East, Geo q m
From Spokane and Local. eco o. M ana
From Portland. $40 and no D. n
sFrom Olympia. Graya Harbor and
South Bend. sir ,. m
From Carbonate. Il 30 o. M
From Tacoma $50 3 and - q n.
$40, $50 and II 80 .. N.
spaily except Sunday. All others daily
This card subject TO change Without
Through tickets to Japan ana China Va
Northern Pacific steamship Company. a
For rates. routes ana cher insormssse.
call On or addresS
l. A. NADKAU,
General Agent. seatslA
City Ticket O0ce. corner Ysaisr nav
and Front street.
Depot Ticket OGlce, corner Wwkern
avenue and Columbia street
A. D. CHARLTON
Assfstant General Passenger Assnt
Nc Morrisoa street. corner Thinl
Portland. Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-07
DAILY BULLETIN
Searsia yu;y 8. ~

Ohservatiens taken 1T al statsens ~
p. m. 18th merriam time Is .. N. Pacinc
GEORGE " sALrsgT-RY.
Observer Ia Charge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-07
Closing Quosasinn>.

C'attls--Tae only new feature was tAs ar
rival Of sae Ers. Northern rage cattle o.
IRE season sales we're or Q basis 90 s. IS
GA FOR cosrrio. 20 cAcsce native sr~e~s
WITH . gocs rary g-sszsTs selling rz1er q