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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04
BOARD orTrati~

Chicago. July 3-wheat--It was q dun
day IN the wheat pit. and while the early
transactions were at a small advance, the
market soon turned back. r had every
appearance OF a holiday market. and the
business was largely In the way OF even
Ing up. as neither longs nor shorts were.
as a rule. willing 20 stand on open trades
until Monday. The early strength was
due 10 the better Liverpool cables, the
bullish Missouri crop report, which came
lust at the close Yesterday, and did not
become generally known until the board
had closed. and fresh installment OF crop
damage reports from the Northwest. Under
these influences there was a momentary
buying squirt. which sent the price up
some at the start. But there was plenty
for sale az the advance. and. as some
doubt began 10 be felt as TO the reliability
OF the damage reports. prices began TO
weaken. Trade was not active enough
70 get up much interest or sell out much
support. and. as the longs were disposed
60 close out IN view OF the two days OF
holiday. the market got weak and sold
or 1c from the high mark. The liberal
receipts at 81. Louis, $4,000 bushels. and
fTeer movement at this point. especially
OF new wheat. were factors. and had ten
cency 10 cause the setback 20 prices. The
weakness Of coarse grains and provisions
together with the estimate OF 80 cars Of
wheat for tomorrow. caused a further de-
cline. and the market closed around the
bottom figures.
Corn continued easy. with growing
weather. and the weakness in wheat and
provisions was too much for dealers. the
weakness being aggravated by the heavy
local receipts todav. ana iarge estimates
Cor Monday.
Oats-There was but little doing Tho
feeling was easy and prices lower In sym
patty with wheat and corn.
Provisions opened weak but firm. the
steady hog market having a favorable In
fasuce. but after the heavy estimates for
corn for Monday had weakened the mar
numerous.
Closing Quotations.
whsst-July, A7sc: August. EEo
Corn-July. zsi.c; September. s7ssc.
Oats-July 15sxc. September. fs1.c
Pork-July. s. =: September. IS sZi1o
Lard-Iuly s. -. September. IS -
Hibs-July, $50. September, s. %.
Fiaxseed--I5isc.
Timothy-s20
Rye-gItc.
BarleY--Nothing doing.
Live stock.
Cattfs-Common 70 extra nzttv. stesrs
sold az s. 49Gas5. the bulk of the sales
occurring at ssGsea for anything desira-
BE; stockers. se-SzfSN
Hog~--Heayy lots sold 81 6, 15.53 -: mix
ed and medium at s3.1eF3.45 Ightweights
81 s. G@fss5 and pigs az s475d3so Sales
were largely al s3n870 for heavy packing
and sc 81 las5359 for medium lots
Sheep-Sold az s. sGs. very few got
above S55, although - extra fine sheep
brought stTs. and lambs sold in large
numbers az Srs.3. the bulk OF the good
ones fetching S&sss7A
Reccipts-cztile. 400; hogs. 1e1c;
sheep. I0.eoa
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Rreadstuns and Grains.
Thu Woo. Market.


Boston, July s.-The Commercial Buiie-
tin will say tomorrow OF the wool mar
kes: The market Is much less active.
though one or two forced sales make the
total transactions approach the average.
Tho market is quietly resting on the bot
tom The ordinary unwashed Western
woods, however. from the territory dis
trfsis are selling on the lowezt basis ever
touched. with little demand even a. such
prices Wooa began to rise last year IN
June Prices today are az least cents
the secured pound lower than last July.
Thu sales OF the week are .sfI, 80 pounds
domestic and 81 ofo pounds foreign, against
81. 20 pounds domestic and 600 pounds
foreign last week, and ssso pounds DO
nestle ard $4,000 pounds foreign for
the same week las. year The sales to-
CAV show a decrease % - s2f.973 pounds
slo-nestsc and y, es3 80 pounds foreign from
the sales TO the same dafs In fseS. The
receipts 10 date show a decrease Of z. AL
bales domestic and TIA bales foreign.
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Movements or Steamers and Otheu
Notes OF Interest To Marine Men.

Movements or Steamers and Other
Notes OF Interest To Marine Men.
The Alta went out yesterday with a MryS
load OF excarsionists for Eagle Harhor.
Steamer Mahsl brought In large cargo
of bay and feed from skagit RIVER points
yesterday.
Capt. Russen. OF the little steamer Alta.
= confined TO his home AZ Eagle Harbor
by sickness.
Capt. swsft's new steamer C. c. Cherry
VII probably be ready for her trial trip
on Wednesday
Steamer ". X Nerwin win carry an ex-
cursson from this port TO the celebration
at Eagle harbor today.
Ship Spartan. loading coal AZ the Ore
gon Improvement Company bunkers. will
not set 10 sea for several days.
The collier Progreso. Capt. starr cleared
on Thursday night for san Francisco with
$50 tons OF Black Diamond coal
Steamer Greyhound brought IN 100
passengers yesterday from Everett and
way ports 20 spend the Fourth in Seattle
Steamer George t. Starr has heen char
tered for today By the members or the
Plymouth Congregational church TO run
10 Olympia
The barge Ajax was towed into port on
THURSDAY night by the tug occsdsnt from
Port Madison with 80 tens or scrap iron
nom the recent sale
Steam barge c. u. Smith r. tied W at
Central wharf and wiz remain 50 until
after the Fourth. so AS TO give the crew
a chance TO celebrate.
The trim little sioop Imp. from New
Westminster. with q party or pleasure
seekers. entered this port yesterday. She
viii remain over the Fourth.
Steam schooner I.akme finished dis
charging her cargo yesterday and proceed
ed to Tacoma. where she wild take on q
cargo or lumber for California
The steamer Queen was at Ocean dock
yesterday taking on supplies for her next
Alaskan trip. She will leave on MONDAY
morning. an hour after tho Unatilla sais-
The steamer Augusta. which has been
tied up at Port Madison for some time.
arrived in the city yesterday and tied UP
at Central dock Cant. Anderson has
chartered her and VIII put her on the Port
Madison run soon. leaving from Central
dock.
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REAL ESTATE rRANaFERs.
Since January l and Tor
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January
I. 1855. are s.. So 1914. There were fled for
record yesterday IL deeds, aggregating
s6.0T4I2 Following Is a list furnished by the
Daily Bulletin, room Is Occidental block.
Arthur X. Steel et TX. 10 Oscar Atwood,
NV sw sec 4. tp Il, 4. 40 acres. June =.
ssss.
George vanderbeck ct ux. 20 BENJAMIN
F. Linse. lot T. block r. Nanderheck's nrst
addition, Boise. May g, $50.
Daniel Livensparger 10 w. c. Esrhart.
one-half acre in nw sec s.. ID %. .. Octo-
Der q, 1895, $40,
Iazzic G. McNeln tnee Ross) and Thomas
Ross to Robert II. Ross. lot !. block /. VIII
Mams addition, June IL, q. c., S.
sheriff 70 John -. Van Buren,. lot lex
cept IS feet OF northwest sldel. block 50.
Terry's first addition. July ], $500
Andrew r. Burleigh. receiver Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. 20 Jonas A.
Wheeler. ne sw sec .. tp "A. z. 40 acres.
April 27. se.sg7a
Joseph Koeisch ct ux. to Jack Sommer.
lot 4. block &c. =. r. Land Co. Huntington
Park. June q. 81.
May w Rasar and husband III. A.. 10
Warren l.. Gazzam. lots 1 to 3. block IS.
Salmon Hsay Park addition. lot :. block l.
Seattle addition. Kirkland, June s. si.oco.
Andrew #. Burleigh. receiver Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. 20 Andrew
Hanson. Sc Sc sec 3. tp "A, r s, 10 acres. May
l. stl3.52
Nils Carlson ct ux. 10 Andrew Nelson. lot
Is. block e. Gilman Park, May (. $500.
Receivers Northern Pacific Railroad
Company 20 Trevanion c. Bartlett. WIZ sw
sec g. tp q, r S. December 81. 1894, $3.50.
Frank /. Curtis. receiver Standard Mil
Company. 20 Angus Macarthur. lots Is and
e, block rs, hrst supplement 10 Kirkland.
lot a. block s. Curtis addition. Kirkland.
June l. SIS
Seattle Land a Improvement Company
10 Edward w Small. lots and 2. block 4.
Marcos addition. July ,. 1910.
John II. Hedges ct nx. TO Joseph ".
Hedges MI sw sw, sw sw sw, VII Sc sw sw
sec s. tp -. 2, Is acres. November IL.
1896, 81
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TIE steamer City % Psehsa sailed from
san Eranrizco on Frieay with these pas
sauxerz. For Elctorsa-SfiSs everett. Miss
n C;H&rvt. H g. Robinson ard Eife. Mss
r Best. Mrs- v. l. Dean. :. kofa. Ars-
T-san. 8 kopg ard ~lfe. Miss sa~uaefz.
afgxs Caches. Miss E1Fong. the Misses
gs-znwa Miss sorepsoE. the Misses Eses-
ga- Mss Martin, Mrs J. SniGeT. 1sF
Wheeler. wife and child. T. z fekacT. n
Porter. r. Hancock. Mrs ". Pove. Mas
srsart. Mira II. G.. Porter. Mas y Porter,
Miss r Green. @. ". Hall ". Eiacale. F.
y MeFeess. Mrs 6lsss. Il. A. Yates. MFs.
rx~axn. MEx8 Hc-ers. MTs. Whlteaurst.
80 dast~hfp- Miss MrFeei%y. Mrs -.
.,ruaen arG danghie MIRA W. j. BroE7.
y. E4utchgnson. =. Parker and wife. J. r
Y.laraage. c. III. Osnorne. Ars- Z. & Green
S.~.s.e-A.4z. Or. Brown. AIRS. Eza<-s
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


s.r Francisco. Jaly 2-Fiour-Fsraily
extras. & 7Zss IS. bakers extras. S.5s2'
ss5: saps-dne. s. ss<f1
whaat-Snipping wheat IL quoted a. s-'sc
for Ne ! and $40 for eaoice; fasiling
wheat, giEl.te.
rss~5s,r-F,s.a. fair 20 good. g. sefs7l e.
es,.5na -. asT8c. new brewing, 7-s4ff77tss-
f,atS-sFl!ilng. g.tFS3eees Surprise, ssc9
g. g.. fancy feed. soess2as-: good 10 choscs,
sstESss755c: poor 70 fair. TI.z1s@sc; gray. ~
sac.
Reeeints-riegr, quarter SACKS. le.1ss,
wshaaf. Oregon. centala. 2sias barley. cen
tals. !. 20, oats. Oregon. csntaAs. ~. pota-
toes. sacks. /. So onions. 5sos bran sAcES,
sfss. vnlaalErsx. sacks. 10. hay. tors. "a,
aoe,. bales. Is: do Oregon, s. vine. gall
lors, e go. hides. number. al; QascAss-se ser,
C.Sxk. -
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San Francisco. July 5-Departsd-C1sy
OF Puebia. Victoria and Port Townsend.
schr Charles z. Walk, Port Blakeiey; schr
Novelty, Coos bay.
F'reighfs-C'oiorla. ga tons, hsnce in ball
last 70 Portland 70 load lumber and other
cargo for Hougkong.
fToquian. Wash. July z--ATrived--ssenr
la CsIrursde. from Redondo. and schr G. T.
hin, from san Francisco for Hogussm;
schrp Ruby Cousins ard Jennie Stella
from San Francisco for Aberdeen.
Port Gamble. Juiy -sspecssi.~-Avrivsd
-Schr Meteor, Capt Born. nlaatssn days
from San Pedro; bktn SzaEt. Capt. Rob
tusun. fourteen days from san Pedro.
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NEW YORK Markets.

New York. July 2-The stock rnarks;
today displayed considerable shrfnkaxe in
volume q business. due 70 the early abb
sence Of many operatcrs. taking asiyautase
OF the holIGays The movement % prices
ency. which vas shape3 20 az extent by
covering purchases and buying FOR I.sn-
don account under tke favorable confi-
ton OF encouragement OF gold and the
extensive shipments Of American securs-
ties 20 be made az London to1norrow. H.
tsrnaflorai banking houses say IRE fan
extent Of the foTe.gn buy1nE within the
past few DAYS cannot he measured by the
amount 20 be Forwarded tomorrow. so q
some inssaoces The stocks vii remain
here. TIE shguueuts are corxe-ya.tvefv
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
HOTEL STEVENS.

r. q. NickIn. whatcorn.
G. Nj. Cole and wife. Hartford
J. Little. Ellenaburg.
l.. II. Streeter. Portland
Charles Dickson. Eilensburg.
l. H Parker and wife. EdmondA
G. Caliton and VIE. Spoksns.
J. Lenohan. Leavenworth.
III. Pease. Portland.
Miss Lsnohan. Leayenworth
John Alden. Mosher.
Mrs. A. II. FIfeld. san Francisco.
Miss Ella Chase. San Francisco
A. Buck. Monroe.
". W. Lucas and WIFE Hartford
Miss Buck Monroe
W. Scott. Hartford.
A Macealister. Monroe
Miss Edna Luce. Hartford
Miss Ditts. Monroe.
Master Howard Luce. Hartford
NJ NJ. Dsviilin. WhatcOuk
A. NJ Mott and wife. Tacoma
j. H. McMNin and wife. Snohonish.
J. ". Thompson and wife. Tacoma
Mrs. @. h. Howe. San Francisco.
l.. A Berwick, Tacoma
Miss a. Way Gan Francisco.
Mrs. W. r. Ru1oip1, Oakland. Cal
Miss f. Way. san Francisco.
Martha BlTEe. Napa, Cal.
Mrs j. A Frank. Hartford.
:. n. CfmpDel and 1ige. Alameda.
A. n. caine. M0rgayist~
w. ri. MahoUy. san Francisco.
e. Davis. MarysvNle.
w Howard. San Francisco.
Norton ID. Waliisgs Everett
Mrs. May. Newcastle.
King pykenfan. Everett.
HOTEL BUTLER
T. s. Alexander. Tacoma
A. w. E'raser. SFzoh0n1ias1.
Mira s. Isancs ana son. Roslyn
]. j. NANCY. Everett.
r. A. OsRarreN. Spokane.
:. A. kirkham. San Francisco.
Miss +. y. Miller. Tacoma.
Mrs W H. Sherman ami son. victoria
Mics r Carroll, Victoria
". Ii. brooks. VICTORIA
Mr.. ard Mrs. John poe.. Issaqash-
Miss Belle Me Donald Gear Moanisla-
Mfss Nettie Doxy. isaaquah-
Ms IAzx.s uury lssaQ34n.
William Doxy. lssaquah
si;ss I-1zie L', s:,. a ,..g a.,
s. 3. Gould. g. PAal
xra. CsssTrEnis:gfon and son. 81. Paul
Joseph 4. Conway. Fort Gamble.
Mr.. y. r. Maray. Port 6an1ose.
III. y. Brown. Chicago.
y n spence and ~ .s Dsss Mosnes.
"a J. Wilhelm. Mobile. Ala.
10. Monnassss. Portland.
Mrs ID Afcnnzsfes Portland
Louis 81 StaTr. San Francisco.
Claude p Starr. Sac FHancisco-
y. IS ESG2r. VANCOUVER.
Ma A. IL. Mine. Victoria
Mas FRYE. Victoria
IL Halmes AMI wIfe. ~ Westminster.
a a cole &n1 wife. NeU WhaEeora.
T.supod e. Sehma3s ard see. Portland.
a. i W4sr. New YORK.
Her Ax.eSs. TaEzwaser.
p o. Ecxstatt. TsfsEHater.
Herbert t.. Law ard wife. San Fran
~. l. Williams. olympia
J. r. Brock. Portland,
r. KEfrer. Victoria
J. Ie1ScE ar wife. CITY.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
eur round trips daily. except Sunday.
70 enc hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Mguiar daily Trips. Seaitle-TaeomA
Sais. as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAT a.
TIME CARD.
single fare. bec. round trip. Tsc.
Leave seattie-T:b. II Is a. M. 2sts. s:fS
Lave Tacoma-a.en a. m. I. 40. 9 p m
SUNDAYS
eeave Seatt;ie-T O. m.. Il m: n m
Leave Tacoraa--s % a. m. $50. T.so p IN
landing az Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
- Ia. and Commercial dock. feet Of Ma
nsa street. Seattle.
suntays. steamers Flyer and stats OF
Warrington. fare SC.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
tTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGErA

.seatsie ard Towrrena-NesA nay rcute
sstasner Garland leaves yesler dock Mon
esss We1restAys aG9 Fridays a. q
= n. fer Port Townsend. Pert wIIlsanA
eeefkersss Pert Angeles. Port Crescent
esssysourg. Pysht. Cszlisrn bay I'D Sesn
Say rctesnins. arrives az Seattle n
= ca opposite Jays. Steamer Exsnees
ssases Nssler dock for Port Anxelss Ant
sissoria, NontAys Wednesdays ard Pr
AZ AZ 10 r. n. arrives seattle alter
bate days +. 70 .. IN.
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rnnrth on Inly rxcursIon~.

The ~a.fhern Parifr and y. \. a A. n.
3 Co. viii eel excursion tickets July z.
: aaa 1. good returning up 20 July 8, al
ona fsr. fer round trip. Take run opt
Of ina rttY for day or two.
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TACOMA HorEn

A. a Gould st. Louis
T,eorre A. Eoiitsz. New Togb
r o. spro~i. Tacoma
Fred Harris. Butte. Mon.
Miss III. OEeil- Seattle
Miss O. Black. Seattle.
~ r. Vail Auburn.
O. q. Acref. Chicago.
Miss G. v. w Hsisey. Rockaway, y. %
Niew Anna Ehbetts. San Francisco.
y II Brayton. South Bend.
j Hufehlngz and wife. San Francisco.
e Raws0n. Chicago.
] Jozepn. Portland.
Tssn II Fowarty, san Francisco.
y ~. Hranch. Portland.
y ii MrssFaw. Olympia,
lanes e. Lowell and wife. oregon CITY.
" q wyrnan. Chicago.
w Harrison. Manila.
w r Burgess. Chicago.
A " Morton. Chicago.
~ O. Hail. Portland.
Q. II. Lyuhsrg. san francisco
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London. July s.-.sllver. a%d. consols.
11a 1i-i6.
New York. July s-Ihe Evening Posts
London financial cabiegram says: Amer
lean railways continue TO find buyers here,
and aStonishment Is expressed at the alb
sence OF response from Wah street. At
tention today, however. has conferred moro
on home Nnes some OF them having a
very considerable advance, An absurd
rlfrfor GAINED currency today that one
o, the RorhsshIlds would join the board
OF the Chartered Co, and guarantee Ii
agaius. any claims fwhtch might be made
in connection with the rising IN Rhodesia.
II has absolutely no foundation. There
WIN DE issued almost Immediately by the
Rothschifis usw Chilean government
loan for 81 eo0. zoo, bearing per cent In
terest The price Of The issue viii be e5is
per cent.
The Paris market opened steady and
closed duh. The Berlin market was
weaker.
Breadstuns and Grains.
Liverpool. July 3-wheat-Spot Arm; de-
nand moderate: No red winter. 6s III;
No. hard Manitoba. stocks exhausted:
No California. IS 3rd. Futures CLOSED
firm, with September ia higher and others
I'D higher; July, August and September,
Is ND; November. Is i0sad; December,
A. iihi.
Corn-spot quiet: American mixed new.
-. Futures closed Arm, with near posi-
lions unchanged 10 Iii higher, and distant
positions I'D higher. August, - IND. Sep
terrber, Is; October, rs nd: November. Is
IA: December, SIS IL
Fgour--Dnll: demand poor; st. Louis
fancy winter. s. Cd.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, 81 iss.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company's
STEAMER AL-KI
All newly re1tfed. new upper deck ~ab,ps
and new and commod3ous s~conr-cla A
passenger accommodation. VIII SAL from
Seattle, July 8. az a M. calling a.
VICTORIA. MARY ISLAND,
KETCHrKAS. WRANGEL.
SIMDTA. - tJtI.AS ISLAND
And JUNEAU.
Fare 20 Wrangel: Cabin. s.: second
class. $50. including berth AMI meals.
Fare to juneau. Cabin, so: second
class. Sc. including berth and meals
J. r.. TROWBRIDGE,
Puget Sound SUPERINTENDENT
Seattle office, Ocean dock. foot Main
street Telephone. Main -.
Goodaii, Perkins 4 Co., general agenta
San Francisco.
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

We bay al grades cs Butser-crsarnery
Diary and Rsach. sai9 your Butter to
JOHN h. 4G Es, Seattle or Tacoma,
xaa get the CasA.
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Hay. sew c-cp-whezt. sz.sa@szs. wheat
ard cat. sGs: cat. ssxes: barley.
ASaas: Alfalfa. sssxsa. clover. $50
s-Sa Q1s crop hay Is generally covered sy
\ range % s-E1l g.
Potzsces-A0-eSaa 3s-oanks ssssss>
Humboldt BHresnks ss-e-se. rev potatoes.
.sceslls: new Early Reese. SeesI.Ea. new
Burba1ks. E5fs
Negesshsez-onioas. yellow. ssTsac: Les
Angeles tomatoes. seaasa. string beans.
s-ss; gree1 peas. garden. 3SszSse per -.
gaTlies -4scs dried peppers. s<szsxc. axrz~a-
gus. ordinary. -Srsssa -. % fancy. s. so
sse. rhaSarh. %8se. euca-yaherS sasssI !:
Alameda cucumhers. ss-5s71. bay SQUASH
SsessAe for isrge boxes: 90 for small boxes.
isSSeecs egg plant Iassssssc. green corn.
GsI
Fruft-Apries. common. small boxes. 80
Sscs DO. large boxes sa7Sc. aprsccts. Roy
Al. small boxes sza7sss: Rovai IN crates
fsaesci do. IN baskets. ssaasscs ar-scots.
per tor. sis<l@2.ss: Iaagworth ssrawner-
rtes. S8f. common. do. s2ssS. goose
berries. ia bulk. ssz77, -asraerries. per
chest. SsI4; raspaerrfeS. for New
castle IN crates. 43ssss,; eiacknerries, per
crate. Sss.sAc: Do. per chest s. 5edas -: black
cherries. si91.9S. 30 Royal Anne. sAces
sl-le. red currants. per chess. s. AaE94s
black single layer figs. 2Ss72Sc. DO. double
layers. tAss7Sc: peaches. baskets. sa3-5c:
pears, ssatae: plums, large. per crate. SEQ
&C; do. per box. s59fSac: cherry plurrs. in
boxes. 2sssec: Mexican lines. sasasa-. Cali
fornia lemons. 81 s5saI Is: DO. extra. sess 50:
do, fancy. s. se<53: California oranges, seed
Ings. S-&ss2; do. navels. s. snsfS5a: Med
iterranean sweets. sas7s: bananas 81
az; pinespples. N.ssIs: Persian dates. s..
Csc.
Butter-raney creamery. rasL4alsc: DO.
IL IL 80
seconds. f2fisc
cheese-Fancy mid. new. &C.: fair 10
good. sisGs; Young America, 71Sc. East
ern. I2g13c-
Eggs-store. isaiic: ranch. iaaisc: duck.
1Ss7l4c.
PouI,ry-T4ve turkey gobolers. r4ffsc per
10; live turkey hens iss3isc: ROSTERS. old.
s4gf45o: do young. ssfss.s 80: hroflers. small.
a.5o9e: do large. s. 5sas: fryers. 81 sca4:
hens. 8. 5ass45e; ducks. old. xssss 80: do
young, 81 5sfi4; geese. per pair socsfsI; gos-
iings. secG1sl. pigeons. Old. g-3s4l5o; do
young. S.Gsal.se
Gane-Nominai.
Wool.
wool-Sprtng. San Joaquin ana Southern
coast poor months. 4d5c: do DO good S
months, t44Sc: DO foothll good TO choice.
sla4Isc; do years fleece. 4G5l&c Nevada
heavy. sac; do choice. s9slsc: Northern
choice. leQ1Iiae.
Hops.
Hops--Nomlnai at e3sc per pound
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Inactlve: December $40.
Rarley-No trading.
Corn-S2izc.
Bran-sisJ
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. eSssi DraftS-Sigllt -. 1-tR
Mex. dol ..S4i4 6S4a. Telegraph :. :. Is
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
a

STA n Tx DELTA
sAaves GalAraith dock. fact 81 Washing
Se street. Tuesdays Thursdays ani Sal
ss1aays az o'ctoek a. IN. Tor htnxsfaa
r,eT Game's. Seaeeck. Rriunaa. Holly-
ssssatte. Lilliwaup Falls. Hoaasporf zr5
esson City. Returns aitSvnafc aayx
u TRoUTMAS. Master.
EsseHhcue. Res Isl.
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rrrE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L
FOR THE GohD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA

The steamer PORTLAND will leave se.-
.ttIs on or about June = and August IA
Tar 81 Micaaei's. connecting with tina
steamer p. Il. Weare for Circle City and
rcrt cudahy and stopping az all mining
camps on the river.
This Il the only route 10 the Yukon
rsfnes hy which the dangers and hardships
ssn be avoided. Passengers take steam
srs Al Seattle and are landed directly al
sne mines For rates etc, apply 20
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSFORMS
TON AND TRADING Co. sehwabach-
sr's wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
ETEAMER wlLLAPA.

leaving Seattle for Alaska July Z. lisa
and every thirteen cays thereafter
For freight and passenger rates apply
20 J. G. CARROLL. Agent
Schwabacher dock Tel. Pike O.
CHARLES Z. PEABODY. General Man
sger Seattle.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
leaves Seattle q. m. IL m. .. N.
Leaves Everett SO a. m. 80 p. m. tn
6undays-Leaves Seattle II a. m: leaves
Everett p. m.
Fare-sinxie trip, Tie. round trip. &. 8:
eenEects With boats for Tacoma and 6no-
6nnisA.
Landing-Coiman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
EITTLE 4 TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
r. w. Goodhue. Manager.
Telephone. Red 81.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Portland, July 3-wheat--walia waiIa
EQ5oc: valley. 52953o per bushel.
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I . =. rRANsroRrArIoN co.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.
sIEAAFR CITY on III ANpATffN

cAEAMfk CITY bF I'll NFAtt1N.
Skagit River Route.
Leaves Srattle-Tuesday. June %, at -
reons THURSDAY July 2. a. fe noon: Sat-
yrny, July T. at IL noon. Leaves Mount
nrerncn--W ednesday. July !. az p. m !.
Enaay, July ., al y. m; Sunday, July g.
Me m Calling 80 Stanwood. Fir. SKA
81 CITY. Mount Vernon and Avon Cru-
Al going south Sunday and north Tues
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER UTOPIA


Leaves Tacoma. Il noon: Seattle. YesIer
wharf .. m. Mondays and ThursSays
for Port Townsend. Anaeories. FaIrhaven.
New Waatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
oor. and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver 4
D. m. following day
Fare TO Blaine. 81. fare TO Vancouver
q. Fs- further Information apply to Yes
.er waarf