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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-06

FRANK o. LowDEN. FLORENCE PULLMAN.
ly that portion Of it adjacent to Chica-
go, is the best place to live in after all.
She has been literally educated and has
travelled much, both in this country and
abroad. She is not as devoted to society
as was her sister Harriet, who married
Mr.. Carolan of San Francisco about four
years ago. Miss Pullman has q large
amount of executive business ability
and in her disposition is said to greatly
resemble her father, who has already
endowed her with handsome fortune
in stocks and bonds.
Mr.. Lowden, the fortunate man, is
hustling young lawyer who spends moro
of his time in developing his growing
practice than he does in leading the ger
man. He was born in Sunrise City,
Mimi, about 81 years ago. At the age
of 20 he entered the Iowa State univer-
sity and taught school during vacations
to help pay his tuition. He graduated
with honor and struggled along until
he had fitted himself as a lawyer aid
was admitted to the bar. He has made
q speciality of corporation law and hes
been singularly successful during bis six
years Of practice in Chicago. The we'd
ding is to occur next June.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-06
TEE
BURLINGTON
ROUTE
ROUTE

In Past Years has published in this paper from
week to week short articles OIL various sub.
jects, scientific. historical. geOgrnph1cal and
all of them have been interesting.
This Year The burlington wants to use ourspace
in telling Won more directly about Its line,
so these h:Iicles will not appear in the news.
papers They will, however. be written md
printed regularly, and ~ you want them
during 1896. send your y 8me and address to
the General Passenger Agent as below and
youwiIl receive by mail each month IL sheet
containing the articles for the month.
Meanwhile the finest and fastest trains in I'll
West are via the Burlington from st. Paul
and Minneapolis to ChicngO. st. Lous and all
other prom lnent cities and towns East and
South.
Tickets and particulars as to routes and rates
of fare will be furnished by your home agent
or If he cannot furnish them, address
w. J. c. KENYON.
Gen Freight 4 Pass, Agent
st. Paul, MINI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-06

The city council has ut last dis
covered that it's efforts to break con-
tracts and repudiate agreements
must be followed by some prepara-
itions for new contracts. II new
contracts were desired or needed
why should any fair and honest Of
fetal prefer to first disgrace the city
by attaching t0 it the reputation
for reputation? Large Investments
of money had been made in this city
under agreements made with the
council, and even il those agree
ments had. become too burdensome,
the conditions did not warrant the
city in al bitrarily ignoring all rights
and interest s the investors had un-
der agreements WITH the city. If an
effort had been made tn have the
contracts modified, and it had been
shown that nO fair agreement could
he made. then the council would
have been IN position to take such
action as the public interests de-
manded. But the radical repeal of
contracts was a disgrace to the city,
and al act that will in many ways
hurt the city's best interests. No.
community. can afford to repulse
in yes tors or to assume the position
of repudiators. .sG'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-06

Might Turn BLOOD Into Plowshares.
The "World of Wonders,'' page 80,
says that there is enough iron in the
blood Of AZ men to. make a plowshare of
"a pounds weight. ;. -'s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-06

Make Others Nervous Too.
AFrench scientist says that girls who
play on the piano suffer from great
manv nervous n1aladies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20

Loa6oz. June la-SElver. = lisa Cs,-
sals. IT,
New xa<k. J7ze .-Tae Evening PESTS
Lo1doa rzsne3zl czoiexrzm SAYS There
Vas c17Esnu@a ssaxnzs.ar on tie sock
races American rails furnished ina lkvels-
ssf market. bat Y was lsvely Only n ccz-
FszrlEaa w5tA the Surrounding 61iInsss
Inc market 1s- Americans Is decidedly
broadening. ID. s1ese Go nst rnsan thzs
he rszfssse ara corHaenE. except perhaps.
as % gs0s6 bends. bit Eax. the xpec1sa i've
ee1is-s arc g21czsakesly laying IN stocks
IN expectancy q 8 rise Having waited SO
long, tbs pubic IS Ilkesy 20 await TIE de-
FesaE-neEs eE she esecE3sn Issues. Hence.
the great uncertainty - the market Cop
Per stocks were straEg. Geld was u de-
nau1 for Austria ard Bsrsaa-
Tie Paris az.9 Bertha markets were nrn-
BreaG~t IFS aad Grains
Liverpool. Jane s.--wheat-Spos, quiet;
demand. Eaoss-7ale; Ne red winter. e
.. Ma I had Manitoba. S. No. Cali
se-nsa. s. g. FutErss closed ctAst. @&ld
lower June IS Id. Juiy. IS Isz41. August.
September and Oc.5aer. IS Id. e-nbe-.
Is fasd.
C0ra-Spot. quiet: Americas naked. new.
> I'D Futures closed quiet. Lsd l3xer 70
urscazrge<ss Juas. July ard August. - I'd.
sspts-nAe-. IS I'd. 0c-e5e-. Is I'D. N9ysrn-
ber. IS Il.
Fx01r-Ssea3y: demand. rsor. ST. Louis
fancy winter. - 81
Hor~.
Hops-At Lozioz. e Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board orTraae.

Chicago. Jrre fz.-WAcAt vas rather
gassg most % tas sesskon. snstGet&oas
esTerI1E Ts-s Operations WeTs rhtsay 10
cal And ret CO q aaEge sale Tns market
wras very zSzk Tor ah11s tsa r2IHusas szs-
-sesslasezY AFTER TIE casnlrE- TIE -rsS@ 81
Iesw eaxnhsea fnSs1a q thar skE-s from sss4Ss
sc az fhs start ID 5Sz.c. ard thsTe ~zs
ess s-Eee FsAssfaE during IRE course - t1s
ds,eltae n re 20 ss~ AlzE bali hear. hos
sesf she a~isa a. Ta5v rgeaEs-ea 30 8 a.
TIE r~ssIref rars treaE @aS eAsesg Gze to
la4 guenlng weakness 8f l6s foreign EsaF-
kefs ana TIE hsawE rNreigts wssea wgTe
szasn reported from N5sEes Feiss anS ISg~
h1.h IEvr~uSn2 gguseA ar@nsaS pF4EeT e
.sszer Ts- scot All - 49, iSwev o. fgtarss.
Tha Mlnasazaolls Mns2 E@4#zsa re.ssaPts SEere
IS ears. anazssz< g.. On Ers a. % aszI wses
sna is or ans corresponding day &c the
q3zr before. A. % tAAs t2a2s3 20 create
AK q eonHzEnce zssanE tss e2sss. &n2
haawg ze~e nur ssgw 10 .@sze zasar a3vAn-
taze. sha gsaaszatscz sazIaE gAsS tine b.
lng E1i8e frRe-
fy~a AS aala. aui Hrus. ssawiax blk b.
ssa wax nssx. @wsa SHEA wnesx sock SIS
-zse--4nr heaHs<. A fAxr 6ss1zra exfsss.a-
ara sszs win lzsnzsss4 esGatsy oxe-lzss.
.ea1ez 90 sssz8F rFsnea
IN cas- tbsra z-As sas1s4 aosns- TIE feel
gew a. sNa sess n1aw was yaths~ sAsy. bar
- sse-ts fs-ex &zlvankses - tns weakness
20 cover. ard Easnes tie earzT sas&
Provisions ssswaz - nss-T zrtsv1ry tHeH
- rain rza-aeSs CaF@z-~ rwz@es vere
srreSzaarsy 8szsr 90 tNe wssk Xxx -sr-
ksx as ss1H farther lezsss ~s-- sszsssta-
-. Ga ths Azse wAe@t F&ssF . aES&sy 4ee&-
- Fzss2Aas1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
WATER FRONT NOTES.
Movements OF steamers and Oth<
Notr- OF lntarE..t 20 Marine Men.

Movements OF steamers and Other
Notes OF Interest TO Marine Men.
Steamer City 81 paessa Is aas ;ozaorrev
from san FRANCHISES.
Steamer w1Aap2 fs expected 70 arrive
<Tem Alaska today or tomorrow Steamer
Al-kl Is expected Sunday.
Steamer Unztsssa wSs at The Oregon I'm
rr1Fesnsnf haGkeES yesterday taxing On
= 100 gor~ Of Fr&nkAia rU4l Ter san Fran
cisco. she REA sal fa~ San Francisco te-
MORROW E2orrlng 81 ) scscck-
A new schooasr zAnseG tAe Fear vas
ixunche9 last night a. lie f9og q TAcrras
street. IL North SeAftEe- IL e th9 property
g Capt. ~ ~ Johnson. for ~Acna = WAS
nuslt BY Anton kIAFAeTw. The launching
was witnessed BY n4Eaeer % peogss-
schooner Norman Ssgrde ard Aects
came IN sroEa ira banks yesterday. TIA
former wssh -asr poazras C fsh and ths
other wIsn so pounds. The Carastne.
Annfe ard Tickle wrxs exuscse-z 20 arrive
last night OF tA1x Enorairg. TIE uo1c&s-
Ter. F1rosp@etar ard Maria sailed last
night
TIE following vessels are naw tca9sag az
Port Rszketeys raar-EsRster k2rxsnttns
YSrkzna. fer Calcutta ship GasnafvIn. Tor
rrasqas and cAsla8s Saaa EAra OF Ipa1-
move sa~ Pert fzrke Australia. bark Sem
s8ole Tor Nswunra and Syaaey. bark Msr-
rary. fer Oakland bark Columbia. fer San
F'rS1esscs. seacoEzE jean =. Miller. Ter
san Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.



Rsai estate transactions since January
:. isss. are g. 7ss s. - There were fled
for record yesterday e deeds. sxgregstsng
zna F0siazEsE Is a LIST furnished by tAs
Daily Eal3esfn. room - ceeiasnfal block.
rP. CIrzan et IL. 10 I.<xf q. Saith. let
!. bsack =. ". c. I. Cas- lst as. Kent.
June e .. W 80
9. &P. $ z. r. CO. aai y. p. q p. g.
II. n. c. 70 Puget Nil CO. cart lot Z.
block 9. a a. DVnrr's iss al. said oscrx
g nsm known as blNck 10 Seattle Tide
Lands. Getoher Il. 80 q. E. 81
Harry Doans - TX. 70 James r. stafford
e ux lot II. bioek 8. f3s =. b3eex s. Whsss
& Naain9's al. West seattle. June =. $40.
1hssn4s gsrrslngs Bailey 70 y. ~. Smith.
lss =. bso1k "a. regs&t x loss ]. :. 6 !. - "a
ana =. Nertn Seattle. February o. ga
George Elsaesr e TX. . P. Il. oszoo1.
-sxAt-ss-way. Is feet VIDE. across lots and
4 SEC :. - 4 June J. 3.
J. r. Low-an et TX. 80 =, ". osrccf.
rsxas-eE- aay. - feet aide. acTozs 10; &rd
So - sec :. -, s. Jane & benefits. s.r-
X 81 Tatisner - TX. - +. II p@gnc-ss
rsrht-os-wzy across ~. II. iattsnsxs Lake
WasaInxtcn pfss. Jgne J.
Reztoa Farm CO. 20 r. II. osxoc3. right
as-way. - feet vide. Acguss ma So sec
e s Jsre
p. .. Hantsa ct ux. 70 ?. II. o~xooa.
rtxht-sT-xAy. Is feet vide. scrozs lot . sec
s. =. 5. 2iAnch e
Frapk Hartford 70 the Seattle a Rainier
Bsaca Railway Company. rlsas-c9-wsy. -
feet wsse. across Gos /. sec =. =. 4 June -
a c. s..
z A. MrEsaxse 20 Afpsn MsTse&n. lets
20 n D e. -. "a ani =. basek :. sup plat
blocks xn8 =. NeN~rxas a Dsnpseys
Lake washington "a. ganaary u. -
TFglse WHITE knd h1S5zrA. john n, 20
r4sb-rt Lewis. rs - ars& Ew sc sec u. -.
{. - acres. 5usy S. issS. f5.sssA
Ts~ae-s Lewis 20 Gasg~nsee Lean ana
T-gst Company. nj ne and SN re sec *
- 10 acres. June a 5. ~ 8
f>hz~fex GrseaNei3 - ux. - Ernrna Hcs-s.
hicks ard -. Aberfsldy Estate al. June
u. s@a
Fs1s<se poans tree gssssl and husband.
Harry. 20 Annie j. Smart. i1r q block :.
pszny q Hays's al Juns Is. ia
g~Asrle- rs-NaBa@a1 ~ AZ 90 7. ". Lea
=. < BECK -. 10 & bseek -. Absrfsldy
Fs.sf@ a.. Mavh =. ~
srhs-sas II Lee e Tx to E'axenas Hcw-
"a i. {. hisxk r. tos :. bssck -. lots =
Z. y esscek n. Its r. xa1 u. brock - An%r-
.essg Ew-ass az. gnss y. f,ssa
Essxa~ta Howard and asasAanS. Thomas
a. Tsa~nzs Il. Lee. Tets ara = ASscx
n IA. L. YestersE - az. Isae - 3 1e
II ] NrFrov ~ ~. - Ann 2. NcF-sFsy.
uns \ iot : biocx =. = :. psany's az.
NarsA Seattle. gsne u. tie
III J AeE9eow e tx. - tt4rFfsen Cs5tA-
L.. rsuss - lists 70 4. Block 4 Core al ast
! lss : asocz IL N5xtherA a.. Jans u.
Fszsaa ssexmaza q Howard ssckzsa.
a. Kw ssS =. - g. y acres Aag-xas 4 Ia
usrx gasns . yvTns4sn RAiae. nw ~ rs
sec - 8. ! Is acres. 5ura Il .. O. g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20

Ss~ York y.re rs-Trs focas Stock
fg~cz-zTisz ayzzz tosay fc-ow~d Re sat-
tzZEws % Lc-5aS- Gales f-or thzs csr-
lar we-s s-zhsf. AT purchases were zaze
ESQ n tbs usawke- 10 4 -15exz-e extent
lie amount % s1zf-ess ras smaller thz1
q 111-S-aT. ard cr&y few q -As LEAD
rig stocks were esxsspir1c1s = resr- %
activity TIE initial gains xsr@ n7oxs PRO
Eoi4r@s-1 On sr@csztii@s SEgzr gzSzsx :
Der ce2- Tie extreme weakness EaEca
f0t4ow@s marked advances we're zos xus-
Az.e1- owing 20 rea12xassozs TIE geo.
e-zl market rased xsth0at special feature.
ana tA% early Showing % strength wAs
SrccesGe1 ~ . rezc<senary movement
Groan4 Tzt&1zw. which czzses1 receSS5o1s
hesow yesterdays Szzi sales tbs eonzs-
ten -Tzts1 e1Ey temporarily. az values
later gradually appreciated 70 near re
rreT-cS5S highest paints Railway hor1s
we're qUset ara wIth5u. special feature.
excerE n q break % "a In Brooklyn e5e-
waited zrSss anz : zsr cent. CT Oregon
1TkrovsEe1t co1sol Svez- TIE general
tone was frra. am sore sight xzlzs were
scored 3 the nz0re sctlve speculative s.
sues The sales we're s. ere $40.
Governments were Irregular. bit The
Iarks- closed fairly steady. On 6sal-nss
CO sz3aca
Money and Exchanre-
Monsy On cal. easy 81 la1s. per cent:
taS loan = closed lizsf@ per cezt. prt-e
uercEntae paper, AS Per cent Sterling
exchange steady. wf1h actual eEsIreSs n
la nkers' bills =. 81 szzsas4 sSzs for demand
All stSs4 1AS7-z for sixty Gays: posted
rates. 81 sssf ss-s ard 81 Ss84 ssss: CONNER
e4zl ells. ss-S4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL sTErESs

A. y. SsasFnr. f@tsw
Tha<uzx A. SsaTTtga<ss Everett
NJ " aEzM9E. E&r8EzA-
Tea WshA, Es&&-ss&s
~ = Az3arssa 49, SIC ro-tss14
p A. TaAn81n FaFsfSn4
ss1&r<ss =. gFaaeT. Ca1eaEn~
A - steele. sas Erzzs-Sr3.
= Gs4zwer%sa Ans SIZE ssr@mnwA.Ss. II
n - L&Ess as Sss. Sn1k&E6-
Ma 81 T. F4&fex zs1TELAE1-
Mx Mar &4rrY san g0az. Cal
NEEA- E1lzzz. Fzsfazgtz-
A. - r8tAz- TArNra4-
g-e~zs EazTssns- Tse9saA
Fa4r8Hn TsxAke. E-Asr12xs1
r 81 TasmxesU. MsnEts&ssozlA
= & S12rl z-lsszx2-<x-
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS GARLAND AND yyANGEL

ssesrner Garland leaves Tesisr dock Moa~
GAYS Wednesdays ard Fridays a.
a n, To- Port TownseEd. Port Nillisrs
IS,.rgenass Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
ts~tFyEhurg PysAt, 1sAit2rn BAY art Nean
BAY. retufa.as. arrives at Seattle p.
N. or opposite Gays steamer f-varsel
NS~sorsa Mondays. Wednesdays ard FRI
ssy al ss@ = m. arrives seattle alter
rate days - 2. m
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Waezs-J7ae. 50. JAY. sssEx.
csr.--Isns. --zses JEsv. $40
ozts-Izne. He: TEzy. ire
Po-x-JErs. y-Ss Jely. sS
Lzrs-Izre- s&s. jay. s4ESS4rA
Asss--J1ns AMI Jasy. ga
Fsaxsessd-ssas SxzAsz
T1Eosav-E On
Live stock.
SsfIs-Szzes we're 90 q Aaxzs 90 g 80
IS Ter co-zCor 70 extra z1sR~e s.es-s.
god sezvT. sts9 y. common ard grass
scis showed Weakness. gocss fat esw< an.
Gssfs~S. Ezss15a. cz1wss sod shozs Il
loser. tn@ best fetching ES
HaSs-ffsawy sold az an extreme -arrs
g s-Ss1# r. ze1s2z weights. K sss1 A.,
light <9z71sa
S2@~p-A rzts-r limited xg-rIy was soaz
sos1 AZ stro7gs- prizes fC~ Desirable zoezs
so-arloz Texans and Ezst~es SID az se~y
low prices. a-t good 20 ehoscs shssp aver
ss@1 &c higher. sha hest Selzx-< zbout "a
Earrings sal1 ~ & EsFz ana srzf1-
lambs h~c0gat E7sTs g. best advanced
70
ReeelS-s-Catsis ses. heSs soc, sneez
sae
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N-17N - '
Far tTassa fssxia. Sane - ~ 80 >. n.
sra Ine =. AZ - a a. =. s@zskls 20
So s-~a~sss.-a. lrcfassnz tsFtn n tourist
espes.s- gFor- part5ani. 81 arEs-eikss, la
~au5swx a-rtA In f-aisxAa .le@gss from
ssz~xas-g Rates 20 paE1ts East sane ks
"a norrhavn Maas. SsatAerr F&Ezae t8eksE
esEce. SIS Erast EtTeet.
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STEAMER CLAN MpoxALp.

Daily at ssN =. m, except Sunday, for
Everett and way ports. going through
or Monday Wednesday ans Fri4sy trips
to Snohpralsh river points. connecting
With : Wiley NastgstAoa CO. for Tacoma
and Olympia
CITY Dock steamers for ali points On
The Sound. Open al night Telephone.
Man s. s. @. NERhES. Manager.
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ne Dairy Poet.f atesfsw encss - -sw ea
sale = yacrfiarc. Or. az F<s1h Broa. "a
Morrasoz street.. Portland Hc.ek sEsss
ssaaa. az1 SarEnwes; ss~s Company. -
First sEreet-
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WEEKLY TIME CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
Skagst River Route
Leaves Seattie--Norcsy. June Is al
II midnight. wedns sday. June IL.
at p m Saturday. June
- a. a. m Leaves Mount YER
ncn---TResstsv. June a. az p N. Fr.dsy,
yune =. at a. m. Sunday. June =. al 5
O. m. Calling az StarsooS. Fir. SkRKit
CITY. Mount Vernon ard Avon. fIGlalip
going south Sunday and north Tuesday,
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STEAMER DELTA
Y.axss g7asMesl1A s2Sks test 3, NAs@51s-
- xsrs@4 Tuesdays Gs9rs AZ 49, SAs-
sgessVS a. 'SasecS A. "a 4sE 49,
rs-ss g%.rnAse SsAcsrR. Erfarse1. fs2A 7
Sw.st~ E6sNzGQ kaAElS. EoeStss,7-s AS
80. s-ssv R9Eur~S xatev1sts 1sks
p TESol1A4A<. Master.
-xserscre. Red L.
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TINE CARD IN EFF ~ a 5seN- l.
Ne~th haxsrA-Taeavss Seattle I a. n !.
.ssvss Port Townsxna A. ia leaves III
cav Harher q ~ a. ia. leaves koens ssf-
Ac~ ~ "a D. "a. ARRIVES a. New HhatecG
$50 2. ID
s.,sa;a hoGns-TsAvss New Westecr1 a
n leaves Roche HaTbcF - . IA caves
FrRaav Nareor IL n rs-s a@ANss kcr<
.,cwns4d p ~: ARRIVES AZ seattle fsss
r ~ ras
r Thompson. rnsrsger-csner LILY.
pexNrssas a c. agsasSs City dscS
T~ispAane Main =.
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Ya-ser Cexs- S-ezwsasp Ccrr1sy>B
STEAMER AL~Nf.
AZ newly Retired cSx sSJce< eek CABLES.
ard rev ard cs<zzzoz.oszs seco11-eizss
passenger 2eegrnzr tors. .sE SAL 1r1z
sezssle June - a. a n. cs4zlzg ~
VICTORIA. MART Island.
EF~~g-TEEEA% ESa-A De se-ADRA,
YES BAT WEASfsEsE- ~ NEAT.
DOUGLAS ISLAND ard GfsTIEAT-
ra~4 20 WFszgsEs E45sn. ~ seco-2
class. ga
Fz~e 70 gzneas. Cabin. 80. second
class. g.
p TRCT BRIDGE.
Puget So1s5 Eaperlnssn9er.-
SEATTLE orie@ Ocean dock foSt Mxta
ss~N~f Ts.epzone. Msir =.
f;ooszsL Ps~Ers 4 Co.. general agents,
San FRANCESCA
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
CARVING Tailed States nal leaves City
Cox fsot - Main street. Monday. We'd
,sxdsy and Friday al / a. IA. for Port
s~cwreen4 SAn Juan islands ard New
Nhatcaxa. Returning. leaves Mes " bat
com TUESDAY. Thursday ard saturday. ~
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Total safes
The total szlss % stocks todsy vs-.
f7srs shares including. American To-
hGcco g7se. Sugar - las Burlington = soa
General Electric : iaa louisville = Mash
vile rAgn Missouri Pacific 4sa Rock
island 500. ST. PAU 4.soa. Western &
l. z. f.sna
FIour-Reeespts $50 barrels. exports
= 10 barrels. Steady and fairly active.
with so-r. export demand for lower grades
spring n sacks. southern four steady al
az
whsa..
wh.at-geceipts e so bushels. exports
ia lee bushels. Spot duh: No. I hard.
CSC Options opened steady, has de-
clfned daring the forenoon under weak
cables. foreign selling and liquidation.
recovering IN the afternoon on bsd crop
news and good short having. closing =
40 net higher: Ne. & rcd In-e closed SEC
September. So s-is5st1so. closed s4s.c-
Hops.
wool-ouie,.
Pig Irau-culet: Southern. s1aTss13;
Northern. s11sI1
Copper-steaty: brokers. rLI
Leaa-FlTm: brokers. ESQ exchange.
Ss31zssss.
Tin-Qcie, but fri: straits. siL~ss5 = 50.
plates quiet
speiter-Quis.: domestic. s41@4fa
Coffee
Cc@se-cptioas crsrsd steady. with
prlces s&1s points lower: closed barely
steady, unchanged 20 5 points define
sales. roe esg., including September
yIa Nss1ag spot cc~ee. R&o quiet; Ne. :.
l3ac. mid quiet: CoEiovA- iss4GlSa.
~gsssaT.
SuSz--RRw STEADY fair refining. SIC
centrifugal. - test. 9ssc. reansd quiet
Petroleum
pstroisUrz-Stea8y: Pennsylvania crude.
81 I'd: Ohio. sc I'D. Pennsylvania OF
sales, none
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. June Ia--whsz.-wzila wa,ia
5a%y5lc. valley. sS3s4c per baSael-
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ssaoa hsoaa SIS s4<s, ba- rass susr.
serS. Eca1 ksS1 snA % ssteT sssez its&ss -Tss-e
ssRcnxzs e9assY ssFs - tAs raAsanx -
keE4
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card ln e1sc, Juns l. Isk

srATTLE, EVERETT AND wHATCOX
ROUTE.
Stat. ~ waxSIE@ron Ersves Seattle 6Ax.y.
exc<cx SATURDAY, a. - ,. IA
STArTTE EVERETT AND la CON-
$ER ROUTE
Yag-hzvsn leaves Seattle daily. excep.
ears1ay a. g. u-
Tssephcre. Aain ~ fesser tork
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
ICAN STEAMSHIP COxPANT-

Steamship Transit vfil leave Seattle 20
Csa1ra. America OF july -.za-
Rexuiar safssngs between Puget
souna ar Central Amerfcaa
porfs Generzi office. Mutual LIE
building
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BATTLE TO TACOMA
Youy Yogs1 -r1ps tzsTv ~T~~r@ a-~Aev
sn cne 1s1r ard twenty-five msarrea
THE ETEANER -FLYER
cay uscs. E~ztzle-Tzco@a
TAKING EFEECT TUESDAY. NAY 4
esngfs fare Sse. rpzr1 -. ~
Leave Se4tfie-7sE. LIE a r.. % az
3. n.
Leave Tzcnma-sH nj lA -
SCHDAY8
lkaye eeattsis-7 n r. r1rs
Lave Taeora-sB q m IN % D n
Landing ~ Sestsssr PzcaAc wnsyr IA
rsor street. s<astt&
bus1ays. steamers y7yer ard State Of
Wxgnsrgtsr. fare 6nc
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER alaska

The Steamer EXCELSIOR xii ieavs
Seattle CT or about JGns - for S. NJ
ehAeis. connecting with the Steamer p.
II. Wsare for Fort cudahy. stopping q.
all mining camps on the river.
This 10 the Only route 20 the Yukon
mines by which the Dangers ard harcxhipa
ear be avoided. Passengers take steam
ers 1t Seattle srd are landed directly az
tha nsnes- For rates. etc. apply 10
NORTH AMERICAN TRA<sPORTA-
TON AND TRADING Co. Sea soAsh-
er's wharf Seattle. Wash.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
r<GTDN ROUTE
NJ .

leaves EArrsnxTozss wharf. foot CT WASH
snxtcr street for sSszth Beach. sylvan
fs~oA~ az White. BE&E1eTeo7. United
srafes Drr Docx. gkzrsessoa. Sidney.
Trarytor. Ehscc. slysr3aie. a. 40 ,. H..
e@txsr4zy - p N s1n44y. , N; fe-
frrrEnx leaves s9sver1ase al as - L.
Trlephore. Black 81.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WII.T4APA.

tApI~ Jt8xt fNNbNFA
Leaving Seattle for Alaska June =, fssl
and every fhsxtesE days thereafter
For freight and paSs@nE~- rates apply
60 j. c.. CARROLL. Agent
schwabachsr dock Tel Pike s.
CHARLES Z PEABODY. General Aan-
sger Seattle.
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FOR THE COLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER alaska

The steamer PORTLAND VIII leave Sc
attic On o. about June = and August Il
for 81 Mtc1zeFs. ccn1sct3rx wf-h ,n4
steamer r. p. Nezrs fer Circle City an1
camps On The river
This is TIRE only routs 20 the Yukoa
mines by which ghs dangers ard har1shf2s
can De avoided Passenger take stsArn-
srs ~ s~aftae and are landec directly a.
the usi1ss- For rates. etc Apply %
NORTH AMERICAN TgANgPORTA
TfOE AND TRADING CO. Scnwzbacn-
eTs Wharf. Seattle. wash
EVERETT ROUTE STR GREYHOUND.
Daily except E1z6ay.
Leaves Seattle ! a. IL. - IA s o. n
Leaves Egerstf s-E a. IL. IN o a. IN
p IN
sansays-Leaves Seattle II a n: leaves
Everett p IN
Fare-siEEis "trip. &c: rounc trfp. g. s.
connects With boats for Tacoma ard Sac
komieh.
LAndinx-co!man cock. feet OF Marion
street
SEATTLE q TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
r IS. Gootaue. Manager.
Telephone. Red al
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sxs
NJ S&a Francisco VIA Fort TewrsesS
- Victoria at a. IN. t1sS <sN1esrS re-
sE ca hoard a. : a. Ta-h Jane :. = IL
. =. -
II A1aska. Jun@ !. s \ q. AZ 9 a IA
rssN& S2A Franc1~1S Ter Victoria aa1
49, saGn& pcl1Sx AZ - nz-. JaS@ l.
= a = =
ksr&rss SAY Re ests ~@A ~ 80 1~eee e
- ceangAzy, a. oes&a cc~ck. Sezfsie>
If TROwRNFDGE T < SGg%
ScoCnAIf. PERKINS A Co.
seSsrxl Asxzts Sss Francesca