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Movements of Steamers and Other
Notes of Interest TO Marine Nen.
Steamer Mabel - being evernarjed ana
r~rslnted-
s,~am~r waiSa waIla VIII arrive from
San Francisco today.
shin R.nsa-nin sewr.I WIN San from
NooayvfIle for Shanghai next Tuesday.
a.es- collier Prorr~sso IS expected to
s--sve FROM San Francisco next Monday.
shsn Srarfan viii finish ioaflrg coal a.
tAe Oregon Improvement bunker nsxt
Monday.
Rarkanans orEckssep. Capt Hansen,
now al Moodyvtlle. viii SAL for Shanghai
next Tuesday.
sseam~r ". X. Ms-wfn VII TAX. stss
A~-re rgsssuexs College Cub 70 Eagle
Harsor To-Day for = days outing.
r. q. Mac.ona.d. formerly % the China
liner strathnSy-s hAs Ser spposn.ee par-
steamer Tacoma Which IS due here about
Jaiy -
steamer Aria aid not run yesterday on
accssant Of \ break in her feed pipe. shacn
vas al Eagle Haroor. she VA 20 OK on
s~r regular run TO-DAY, carrying = large
party o. camper 10 Eagle Hsrbor.
Pro. Brsssofs troop Of trained hors.s
~ So searn<r Iaaao. when .ss animals
srsars.n2sS exhibition % Inclined plane
Waking Tas azxszy vas p-s srosn ne
rE1es angle. eni Rad 81 BOT bsen for ths
rra4usur Of TIE hcrses rssere would have
r@ru zone accidents n DESCENDING no mar
rvw plank
a~saonr acorxs ". Prescott II exp~r-
81 20 al FOR Cook insaf o. : oelocx IRIS
u,orus1e. There viii Be no pAxsfSEsrs.
Trr vsesel Ia tn charge Of Capt Dossxlas.
- 81 y. Arnn. owrer OF TIE Frescosx.
q rev a. dc sniA1 and Wal return with
She srnooner Tbs cargo EotnR uy on Ice
1900 : large y rAsea 60 0Aae
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49, Ycrk. July 1a.-Tna sAd3ne IN
ezscks to-day was Of holiday proportions.
tns Ordinary rArket influences besng de-
G1sAy q secondary consideration 20 The
sensational Political devesopmer,s 1t CHI
caxo. The Of prices us In
regular. 6R an improve sons Ms TN
parss1 BY higher prices for American So
0ruN In Londen. ami by the
% moccrase buying orders for tia ac-
coans n this market TIE Industrial
soares were the feature. The opening was
cua and Occasionally higher. under the In
Haeace or the Lonfon advance aad some
covering demand trom the shorex. Surur
rose = Per cent 1t the outset 20 fosA.
A the ensuing dealings further gradual
inproveHents occurred Sugar advanced
70 is4- The volume Of business was roe
Arse. howe-er. a about II O'Clock the
u~nexpected foreign Engagement Of Soc. 900
IN gold for export tomorrow and runcrs
OF impeding large shipments resulted in
2 reacttonarv movement The downward
movement was only OF brief duration. La
tbs last hour REGULATION came Almost to
9 sSan5stiA- TITS closing was Irregular. at
saght gains generally. Business in rail-
ROAD bonds coutinued Exceptionally dull.
an1 a saggsng tendency was noted. The
Important declines were in the usually
neglected isyues- The sales were SE7 90.
Cossrnmszn bonds were dull. but freak
lower. The - sagxed TO rs. The
sales were $500. Silver certificates re-
acted to sc on realizing ortrs. The deal
NSs aggregated $500.
Money and Exchange.
Money or call. sasy at Isz33 per cent.
last loan . per tent closed 2 per cent;
prime -cant paper. 4G5 per cent;
sterling exchange firm. with actual bush
hess in bHs AZ A.Sssi4-&x for
oema1d and A.E94.sx for sixty days:
posted rates. A-Su4-Ssn and 8. &as44.S;
commercial bills H-sSG4.ss% Silver SER
~tacates. ss9SsAc.
New York. July io.-Suver. $50
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REAL. ESTATE gKANsrxas.


YESTERDAY.
Real estate transactions since January
l. fssS. are SsSS.1e&sS There were fled tor
record yesterday 10 deeds. agvreGating
Q.oi1.1ssl2 Following Is a list furnished
by tho Daily Bulletin. room - occtdentAl
block:
n. r. Baird 70 Matte e. Baird. ics ~
and IL. block & Ross Second add. May IL
1855. q. c.. 81.
sarah s. ellison to Therssa a. woeA. Loo
IL. block IS. Gilman Park add. lots > TO :
sec Is sp -. r = June .. 81
chen Smith as United States Master IN
Cnancery, and Thomas r. Brown and
John III. Bryant as receiver OF Seattle
Lake Shore 81 Eastern Railway Company
70 Morton 8. Patton. II. o. Armour. r. d
Christian and J. ID. saith. as committee
OF mortgage ~bondholders OF said railway
company. right OF way. franchises. roailhk
stock. etc, OF said railway company. alss
e.sa shares capital stock OF Union Depot
Company. OF Spokane. June II. u-VM.00
Karen Mary Peterson and husband Mis-
q. TO Emma r. Shay, lots ] and I block
& Victory add. uns II. 500
w. ID. Perkins ct ux. 10 NJ y. BackuA.
trustee. lot Is. block !. lot Is. block :. lots
: n Il. block s. lots 4. !. u and Ia block
10 Armour's add. July 2. a. O.. a.
Sheriff to Scottish-American Mortgage
Company. lots 1. s. 4 n 3 block ". lots
7 to 10 and L. block Al. lots l to s block -.
Central Seattle. lots 81 and - block l.
Monrross add. June & =. SSH
Sheriff TO Same. lot :. block "a Edss =
knights add. June & ti.aSalA
sheriff to same. lots las TO l.a4a. In to
lisa. block &. iots l.Ai TO 1.&a. l.&3 to
1.5.s. block 50. plat Of Columbia sup No l.
June 8. s.. sa2. 10.
sheriff to same, lets 6 and I. hleck II
Northern add. june s N.ssS&
William Deering e. ca. to William Deer
ing, lots "a and - block 6. Cioverdals add.
February l. ts7.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, July W.-Arrfvel-6hiD
John F.. Miller, Port Blskeley. Departed
Progresso. Tacoma; bark Columbia, Port
Blsksey.
Freights-Caesarea, 1.1o tons. now n
Portland. -four thence to PORT Natal;
Golden Shore. 90 tons, and Nora. 7s tons.
now on the Sound. humber thence TO sgd
nsy. prior 70 arrival SIS ID: Columbia, Las
tons. coal from Departure bay for this
port.
vancouver. q. c.. July m.-Tns steamer
Niowera left today for Australia via
Honolulu and Fiji. h had a large pas
senxer list, among whom were Hon. r.
and Lady Braxsey, children OF Lord
Brassey, governor Of Victoria, and Robert
Kerr, general freight and passenger sgsni
Of the Csnaayan Pacific railroad. Her
cargo conssssed Of 1.No tons. being com
posed Of aour. feed. lumber and ma
s1tnrry.
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up ~ follows: Shingles. iAeoo. eeana
ton. hour. thirty Aarrrfss rctAtceaA ten
sonss genaAl merchandise afSeen tors
and . Quantity % butter. A nunner OF
passengers are expected en- the rUfurn
voyage 81 . fare OK ~
SEa2ner Cry % Paeesa Win sAfl for san
FrS1cisco this morning at s O'Clock. with
he following list 81 passengers: Maj =
c. Pore. EtrA Alien. EDDIE Ivey ". r
Cobb. Nr. ara Mra J.. u. KoverznAn. Mr..
and M~ JOAN Bowen pavi1 r. James.
George Muller. Eta Allen Is. lvey. Ma
Eta Ash-nua and child. Mrs g Z Bis
SCI. Mrs. Ralph MorgAn. Mrs A. B pcnc-
van. Mss IDA Powers. Miss II. f Mills.
Miss Is. Chase. Mrs O. e Richardson
Mr.. and Mrs Frearsc EassonA Mrs. r. ".
Afxecheil md child. J. N. ofNefl Moses r.
Us. Tsscraas q. Adams Mrs ~. Walker.
Mrs. p. wa,}e~ r j. Rice. Mrs n. =.
Halsord. A6s Haltord- Mrs II. G. Ing
sssln. Mary A. Ham. %Minnle II. Ham. T.
Soech<. O. B1cek-
man. Mr.. and Mrs J.. Ssmrns. ". III. Cobb.
MrA Nlaie< Parker. Mrs Emrna Hoover
and Mss +. Q. GfleA
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MARKETS.
Rnard ofTraa.,

~
Chsce 70. July fa-rn wheat guinness was
srasn the chief feature. very ifftls interest
sesnr manifested tn. opening showed =
continued feeling OF yesterdays weakness.
with ths frs; prices from Ac 10 Lc below
the price az the closing yesterday. A ais
c~ouwavsrr feature OF the earlv news was
the heavy receipts OF spring wheat. f3 OF
rhs total receipts OF lz cars being new red
gin er. September opened az 5asE&S4c.
er4 a~r.- snm. considerable trading be-
tween that ard tic ere price went down
70 Sc. hut there was hardly any oispo-
sitson I, trade. There was some reaction
during the last hour. mainly on covering
ny sSerts ana On 4 report that 400
tsrsh.as 81 No. 1 Northern spring had been
taken for sport
Corn ~us SLOW and weak On the heavy
feeling IN wheat the extreme fufiness IN
trade snd the anticipated Increase In 90
espts.
osr*-Tns-e was 8 fairly rooi esnart.
.ns q srrhtly better feeling was rctsce-
an.e prices r-.sS srr1ar for the greater
rar. of ths session
proxz<son-Tne sharp decline OF the past
sva o. three DAYS encouraged . little more
suing which stimulated q little advanss
II prices
Closing Quotations
wh.a.-raiy. sFsc: August. Tts
CS~n-Jufy. sac September. =
oafs-Jaiy ls4c; September. r~c-
poYS]xy s. s.. September. 49,
Irf-ufv, 0T-
Hgbs-uly. us-s9: September. CsTA
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Net Being Improved by the ChfcAgc
Conventions Work.

Net Being Improved by the Chicago
Conventions Work.
New York. July M-Bradstrest's tomor-
row VIII says: The usual midsummer
duilness IN the general merchandise mar
ket has been emphasized by unfavorabie
weather. by unsassness at the attitude %
the Chicago platform toward the finances
OF the country. n by . continued con-
serv1ttsm with which merchants continue
to supply their wants. The volume Of
business appears smaller than last week.
Mercantile collections are more unsAiis-
factory. and there IL = disposition among
jchbers to look more closely after credits.
Wool is still further depressed, with not
enough business to establish quotations.
There Is no improvement In the demand
for fail business in wool. Pittsourg. st.
Paul Ind savannah all report smaller vol
umes OF business and complaints are heard
as to the prospect Of The wheat crop on the
Pacific coast
Among two dozen staple articles. the
prices OF which form the gauge Of thagsn-
eral tendency OF values. only one, print
cloth, shows an advance over last week:
coffee. petroleum. iron. steel. coal and
lumber being conspicuous among those the
prices for which are unchanged
Exports OF wheat. hour included a.
wheat, from both coasts o< the United
States and Montreal this week egxregale
"a cA4t4 aA38fA.% So
last week and 2.s17,oo bushels In the week
year ago.
The total umbs OF business failures
throughout ths United States IL 20 this
week, a smaller NUMBER than the CORE
spending period in each OF the three pre-
ceding years.
The total number Of business failures re-
this week. against % last week. n 80 in
the week oae year ago.
Rradstreet's stock Review.
Bradstrees's review OF the New York
stock market will say: London has been
much less active In our market during the
present week. Some disposition was shown
by Its representatives here to renew their
purchases when the markets exhibited any
symptoms OF weakening. but on the whole
the two markets were much more closely
upon a parity and the opportunity for
arbitrase dealings between th.n was cor
respondinsiy lessened. A notable feature
has been inactivity OF The investment mar
ket. Large corporations a. a rule are en-
tirely out Of the bond market Tor the pres
snt. and speculative raiiwayfghare issues
lave displayed = weak tendency. There Is,
however. a demand for prime investments.
offerings OF which are absorbed by dealers
at concessions upon recent quotations FOR
this class Of securities. The weakness OF
the exchange market and the absence OF
gold shipments Is favorably regarded, but
had little or no speculative effect. and the
same thing may be said OF the crop pros
poets, an the reports ~ to the situation In
that respect being OF q sufficiently enoour-
aging character to have createt under or
binary circumstances q more or less bull
ish feeling. The actual trading IN the
market during the present week has been
on q restricted scale. and Il confined main
" to small professional interests.
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0ef'eTAe halk Of the naow nssg stees
s0d ~ 0N<34A. the sxtrsme raRgs Of
prces being 2snszn for eonmon 90
ssr1cefy choke TIE ssecker end feeder
rAas vas moderate. saies bsing as Na
Best cAsves sold az $50
Hog-Heavy hogs SOFA az csAeSA me-
dsan weights at 2ts71E. rsxed At
&Lfr8aA. and light wesxnss at 3xeaA
S1eep sold st Hssaz3e1 for inferior TO
common M to Usz3s for good 10 prime
ara numerous WeSsrrnerx a. N<f4 lambs
eod &C an extreme range % Nss3<H. the
uik 8osn9 at &&8x
Esceipts0Cattis I.eaa. Aogs is.eo. sheep
5000.
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MARKED NAN

Behold q change has come over this
young man. He ID . better mar In every
senos of the word better In health. in
spirits. In pocket, in ambition, In manIi-
ness Whyf The answer 10: He used
the great Hutyan remedy treatment.
This scientific discovery Ii the marvel
OF b age and rightly so. II IS . man
maker Hudyan cures certainly. Nc fear
OF the trouble recurring again Hudyan Is
highly Endorsed by ON OF the leading
people OF the Pacific Coast
Il cures sSerrnatorrhoea, yar4coce,s.
Drains, etc. You can get Hudyan from
the old doctors OF the Hudson Medical
lnstitnte and from. no one else. II you
really want TO know more about this won
oerfui specific. you should call or write
for
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Tacoma. yfy overwhelmingly
Braemar will finish discharsing cargo to-
morrow morning. she wnf than move
down 20 the Touring mills 70 take on
aae tons OF -four. Nearly 500 cases Of
dornsstics for SHANGHAI await shipment On
the Braemar.
Steamer rAknfs eaIie3 today with . ar
20 OF NIB for M Francisco.
Steamship Olympia sailed today from
Yokohama Steamship Tacoma arrived
there yesterday from this mort
r. A. Keener. formerly county auditor.
hss assumed his duties as Chinese In
spector At TITS port He - attached to
Special Agent Cuiiom's force
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whatcom. July A-Spscial.-EHain = very
much needed. the long continued 1fy
weather having begun 10 Affect crops. Tho
hay crop. which 10 very large. has SUI
showing the effects Of dry weather. which
has considerably curfaiied the berry erop.
which would have been light 1t best ew-
ing TO late frosts and cold spring rains.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. July lo.-Whcat-Walla WAlla.
4sQ5ec; valley. 62053c per bushei.
San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstum and Grains.

Breadstufns and Grains.
San Francisco. July Extraordinarily
extras, c.T59S.S; bakers extraa $3.50
ass: superfine. $2S13.
wheat-Shipping wheat. s.lso for No /
and s5c for choice: milling wheat. $l9i-io.
Barley-Tsed. fair to good. Gia9Ssxc;
choice, 6SA G7oc; new brewing. ExVNi4c-
Disabling. S9ac; Surprise. SEQ
S1-o2ss: fancy feed. s0ds21tc: good 70
choice. Sh1s7Mc; poor TO fair. Tn6soc;
gray. &0sohc
Recelpts-Flour. quarter sacks. <s.sss
barley. centals. n.76; beans. sacks. $50:
potatoes. sacks. ass: onions. sacks. 40;
bran. acks. 1850; middlings. sacks. IRl;
hay. tons. al: wool, bales. Dos; vine. gal
Ions, q, 800, hides. number 81: Cuicksilver.
tasks. 16
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlfngs-s1s9fs.p bran. sit .5o9is.M 30.
and cat. 500; oat. sos; barley.
s4sods; alfalfa. seas.So: clover. seq
8 Old crop hay - generally covered by
q range OF s70il5o; stock. tAbo96
Potatoes-Oregon Bureanks. eo1eoc:
Humboldt Burbanks. H7-0c; new potatoes,
wcGs1.ie: new Early Rose 0s0s6c: new
Burbanks, T5cGs1: garnet Chile. fs49oc;
new Peerless. 6n3SSc-
vegetables-on.ons. yellow. to15oc; Los
Angeles tomatoes. 7scf$L.s: string beans.
$sff; green peas. garden. 202ikc per ID:
garlic. 2d3c; dried peppers, 59l2Ac: aspara-
gus, ordinary, 75cGsl-so: DO fancy, s.5oa
1se; rhubarb, s595oc; cucumbers. 4o9soc;
for Marysv!Ile: Alameda c~ucumbers. s1.ss
o.. IS: bay squash. e5f4nc for large boxes;
do for small boxes. i5Fsc: egg plant. 100
lsszc: green corn. Alameda n.5o9i-1s. DO.
Berkeley. si1L25; do. other points. 7sc9s1.
Fruit-AppIes. common. small boxes, 2A7
s5c: 90. large boxes, SoGr5c: apr!cots, Roy
al. small boxes, Zs140c. Royal. in crates.
sp35ec; do. in baskets. 2cGecc: ~apricots.
ries, ssJ%: common. Go. f12E: goose
berries. In bulk. feff3: raspberrses. per
chest. S3s06<: raspberries. for New
castle. I'm crates. &05oc: hiackberries. per
crate, 800 tcc: do. per chest. t212.y1; black
cherries. sf9is5; DO Royal Anne. soces
f1fo; red c~urrsnts. per chest. q. 5a6s 50:
black single layer figs. 2sessc: do. double
enc: peaches, box. 4e6soc; pears. e
Goo: rs,~ns. large. per crate, 4c1
SOC; do. per box. f57sbc: Cherry piums. in
boxes, soG4oc; Mexican Iimes. se9s. 50: Csif-
fornia lemons. sl42: do. extra, saf9a 50,
90. fancy. t3SsGs: California oranges. seed
inss. H-11e: do. naveis. s2-5oG3-se: Med
rerranean sweets. t27s: bananas. 81
Gsc.
Ru;:er-Fsncy creamery. ir11rsc; do.
seconds. ISs<fitc; fancy dairy. i9isaise: dc
seconds. i2Tlso.
~cheese-Faney MID. new. rke; fair "a
good. SECS. Young America. 1850: East
err. I1Elsc
Ex~-stors. iecaic: r.rcA. ,srssc; duss,
isGitc.
P~oultry-rsvs turkey soeblcrs. i4crsc p.r
70; live turkey hens. 1870; ROSTERS. o,d
s4E4. 50 doyouug. s.sSTs.5a brothers ar,II
s1.U6F@s -. 60 large. SassTs: trye-s. e sas4.
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Eversss, July s-9peciai.-Ths CITY
ell concluded ne hearing n the ohasgoo
against Marshal oetehsil tonight The re-
suit was that sixteen OF the ninstsen
charges were dismissed ~ unworthy Of
consideration. This left what are known
as tho Carter case. the Lerson case and
the Lnds case. on all Of which the mar
shat. by O vote Of 5 TO 2. was acquitted.
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Total safes.
The 4otai sales Of s.oc1u today were -
$40 shares. including: American Sugar
Burlington 800. Louisville a Nashviiie
oN.
Flour.
rour1Rsceipts. 1900 barrels; experts,
1880 barrels. Market DUH and Iswsr b
SELL
wheat.
wneat-Recetpts. 5000 bushels: experts.
$500 bushels. SPOT, weaker: No. 3 red.
s3tzc: No. / hard, 6SAc. Options we're duh
ard weak ell Day. except for a slight rally
in the late afternoon on covering. n
closed hGssc net lower: July. closed, size;
September. closed. slka
Wool.
Petrc;euzn-Qvss4
.fetals-
zig ~rrcn-Qu!sG
C~oppar-oraet: brokev. til-sTAf sn-
change. 81 ,S0f-A
Lead-QuIst
T1n-Dnl
coreeAortions. closed. sofs points net
decline. Spot colee-Rio. dull
sugar.
ssrxar@Raw. arm; refined. steady.
Observation-Disclosures crude. steady,
sf.fs; Ohio. steady. soc.
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BUTTER!

". by Al grades os Butter-Crearnery.
pssry ard RzRch ship your Butter 70
JOHN lGEy. Seattle Or 1sesms,
AsS gee ~ CssA.
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UEnCTT ROUTE. Str. GREYHOUND.
Daily, except Sunday.
Lave eeattls Z .. m. II m. . -
Lave Everett $50 q m. 2.3o p. m. ~
os~sdays-Leavss Seattle II o. m: leaves
xxefoft 3 p M
Gn-slnnls trip, TSc: round trip. III:
oGrnects with boats for Tacoma n 6no-
fomfoh.
fnndlrx-Coiman dock. foot Of Marion
HVTrLE q TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
=. W. 0oodhue. Manager.
~TSApeAcne. Red 81.
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Marin b~ouDd-Leayes Seattle ! q m:
49,. pert Townsend { a. m. caves FRI
-. Har6cr mn q m: leaves Roche Har-
~ ii,G 3 -: arrives At New Whatcom
sssti Sesnd-Ls4yes Ne. whaicom 81
Txi6oV 8srbor III q m. leave Port
fcNused : . N: arrives at Seattle 7.B
4. Thompson. manaser-ownsr: Liiy.
as.efdus 6 CO., aRents. City dock
3eiephossI Main a.
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VICTORIA U

STEAMER RosAIrE
ksasgtcn deck. leaves for Victoria ara
nj townsend daily. except Saturday. a.
IN q m. returning leaves Victoria ~
lewasend and way posrts Salfy. except
tantAs, a. Z 4. m. Sunday. direct. az .
~ returning. direct. caves Pert
tssn<sr1 AZ 2 n. m. 'pAen>. Pike -
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unArrs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
wna. GARLAND AND EvANork

Snaesle ana Tewnsend-Nsah Bay reuta.
atSSsr Garland leaves fesier dock Mon
-. wsdnssdays and Fridags Al >
6nsS.nesa Port Angeles. Port Crescent
6sifysbur9, Pysht. Csaiiam Bay md Neah
~: refurning. arrives At Seattle . ..
= q opposite days s,eamer EvanseI
6etorfa. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
~ ri In >. m: arrives Seattle altar
30 days 30 p N.
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IAN JUAN

WAMER LYDIA THoMPsoN.
snrsy7sG Usitsd staies mai leaves CITY
SsSSsv ana Friday at ! a. m. for Port
f~SrsGrd. Can Juan islands d New
fSsfcom, Returning. leaves New What
- T110dsy. Thursday and Saturday. at
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poRr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTOS ROUTE
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying u. q, Mail,
q Port Orchard and Port Washington
NUTS. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
GrcheIi, Brick Yard. Brem-rton. u. s.
kavy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Traeyton,
cAieo. ~sllvereais. Leaves Port Orchard
ny station ~ ) y. m: arrives Seattle
Q(p m. II. ~. Robinson, master. Lilly.
1eafdus n Co.. agents Telephone. Main
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PACIFIC COAST srEAAsHrP 90.


Cleaners leave Seattle
- m Francisco va Port Townsend
- Victoria y. C.. walia wasla- s = m,
~ 4 Is. q, August l.. 81; Eratsila, 3 q
- 1uIy s. 81, August s. D. City Of Pu-
- m. July II. -. August r.. =.
6~seenrers received on board at g. m
=, 1iaeka: City OF Topeka. 3 a. m. July
& q, August Is. 90; Queen. g. M, July
August 5.
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Hoquian. July observation-disclosures
shipments by water from Grxy's Hagoor
Airing Juea were Al follows.
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Regular sAiliuxs between Puget
eccna ana Central American
perts General oElce. Mutual Life
building.
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPASY-

.Eemshsp Transit w.t. cave Seattle fcs
1esral America on July 18th.
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Was
DEBILITATED

He suffered from nervous exhaustion
and It's attendant train at trounI2- He
could sleep only ia winks and mods: his
appetite was cor his lips bieocless; his
eyes bleared: glsmmering pickering yfs-
Ions PASSED before him. he was .
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Observations taken NJ an stations ats
aRn%a- 'ssA meridian 'in' /" , m rAe'a'
GEORGE y. sALIsBr-RY.
Observer in ChargA
Tides n seattle uarNer TeAay.
High TidA Low tide
. .. fee. pm fest an. f.st : .mll...
"a 40 so w.4a iox 10 l1sa III
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
iN s-a s.i.I lo.al p.@ 6z lo.M q
Seattle July 10 uD&
Exchanges ct IL Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were ~
CsarancsA Balanced
Seattle ...-..... ......$ 49, tl90
IacoxnA .-..--...- -. 1sS@ zssSo
Portland ........ $500. e4z.01S % 0sI1A W
Eggs were quoted 1T IS cents per dozen
by jobberS today. and dealers were
buying from producers 1T II cents per
dozen. The market was weak a. these
figures.
Butter was more Plentiful today cwins
TO the receipt of a large Iowa shipment.
The native product ID scarce. Today's
price was up / cent per pound. making the
quotation Is cents.
Currants are on the market In good
Quantities. but as In the case OF goose
berries. the demand IL very light In spite
OF a low price.
Cherries moved OF siowiy today 1t 4o075
cents per box.
The market Is well cleaned MP . APP
pies
Coed Strawberries are At . premium.
Local Mining STOCKS - Reported BY
the seattle Minfog Exchange.
Crown Point. 90: Commander. =: Carl
boo. Is; Como. ~: Evening Star. Ii; Grand
Prize. s.: Good Hope. 10: Gladiator. s; Iron
Mask. 50: Jumbo. 10: Jesie. s.: Little OAR
ling. S; Lily May. III: Monte Cristo. 70:
Monarch. s: o. X. 50; Poorman. Is: Palb
Alto. 10; Phoenix. s: St Elmo. Is: Silver
Inc. y; Virginia. 90; War Eagle. 10:
White Bear. Is: Great Western, 15t