davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1897-02-13
Tuos j. OWEN, Auc11oNEER. s1s ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. REINd;
Hol StS NUMBERED 1876 To 1883 KENE-


HoI, ,Si1S NUMBERED lS45 To 1855 KENE-
SAW AVENUE.
BY virtue OF six certain deeds Of trust 10 g.
dated May g. 1sy8. and recorded in Liher II ~
1oo lSl 10 FOLIO 20 ct Of the land records of
the District of Columbia, and the request of
sell at public auction in front premises on
MEipNFSDAf, THE TWENTY-FoI'RIH DAY OF
FEBRt AIRY, A -. 1897. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
I'm, the following described real estate and prem
ises situate In the county OF Washington. District
or Columbia, comprising six parcels. wit: The
east sixteen lSl feet eight 81 inches front. the
middle sixteen tl6i feet eight nthes front and
hy full depth Of lot 90, in block thirty-sIx
t36l OF John Sherman, trustees. subdivision known
as Columbia Heights, said subdivision IS
ed In Liber Governor Shepherd, folio 1877, OF the
records Of the Office of the surveyor the District
OF Columbia: also the east sixteen u6l feet eight
80 inches front, the middle sixteen i6 feet eight
49, fnches front and the sixteen I6l feet
eight tS inches front by the full depth Of lot eight
tSl in said block thirty six t36 of said subdivision,
each parcel heing improved by a substantial three
story brick dwelling, being houses numbered l345
10 1883 kenasaw ayenue, described in said deeds
Of trust numbers l3i7 to 1885,.
Terms of sale: Each parcel Will he sold separate
y, beginning with house number l345 Purchaser
10 assume prior deed of trust for S4500 each
parcel with accrued interest, the Of which
will be announced at time Of sale. the balance in
cash. A drpnsit of Sl35 each parcel required
at time of sale. All conN eyancinE and coriing
at purchasers cost Terms OF sale 10 be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to reskll the prop
crty At the risk and of the deYauting Iur-
chaser. afer such advertisement they may deem
w RILEY DEEBLE,
BENZ. l.. DAVIS.
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MONDAY.

RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.. AUCTIQNEERS
Successors to Ratclitfe, Darr & Coz
Evening star., 1897-02-13

~ OIL. FRED GRANT
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The local msrSs. was active yesterday
ard ali commission men 81 eocf
sales Eggs are ssiI very firm az asc. But
ter n In good demand. bar here is plenty
coming IN % supply local trade.
Josbing Quotations
:. The following we're the sobM.~ quota
tions Of Wholesale dealers yesterday:
Sugar. Flour and Conee.
Sugar loohlngt-Go:ien ''fs'' IN nels. rer
Dry rraaaiaTed. in bbls. per Ii. SIC: cube.
sAe: powdered, SIC. spot cash prices.
:q Soy s9 ae'ax sSssI gss Sass
Hsp, bnckwheat aour. per Dbl. $ -, per
cwt, s. 75s& graham. Per npi 81 or
H., H., sacks. = : per ewt; rye four. per
rolled oa;s. per b6l s4aS.sa. homlny. per
sTL Ez5. cracked wnest. per cwt. 81 ,;
noaf wssa W. gsF e eass s saG.s ~ iss
SACKS, &C: 2s-lh boxes. SIC: spls, peas. per
as.-!5 sacks. &C: 3-lo boxes. 4isc: corn,
a. so s's Z. II j.. s 4. nsns : IBIS BIS.
s. kegs as
&c, Coffee oobosns,-Dreen-Mo per -.
ehg.c sar A. pr r 70 &C. Cost. ssssae kss
"a i1-Io cases. per cwt. 81 s.: Se-ie cases.
Per cwt. .iz.7y ss-Ib cases. per CO.. his,
An M s's tine peg No. 2sc saek 49, sts.
"a, ma "a. b; ground coffee. lsazic: 1on. nss'
WIS: SOS. sI275: SIS :i2.ss.
Meats, Provisions asa Fish.
Fresh Meats dobhsngp-Cow beef. 5xsisc:
stssr beef, sc per ID: mutton. &c per Id;
FsnA et<c per 10; veal. &c per 10.
Provisions 0obosnsl-Ha:ns. large. loNe;
PANS. small, lie: breakfast bacon. slxc;
cry salt ssd~., SIC.
canon. 4sssc: salmon trout, SC; aoanders,
ss7s4c: soles. &c; rock cod. &c: black
i uass, &C. perch. si1V4c: mountain eroal'
1-1sulac, shrmpe. l0c.
nuffer, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter - Ranch. IoGlsc; wastinsten.
cfsaaaeries. 2-io prints. l,1lsc.
,as aneese CaobsAgI-Naaivs Washington.
Eggs oohb.ns1ls@Dc.
Poultry Observation-Disclosures. l04atc; I've
"sagaf. dressed chickens. 1fhc.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes 0obbans)-New potatoes. NoGli
per ton
Vegetables Uchbing)-Nasivs peas. &c,
silver skins, s. iaQ1.50 per 100 rts. beets.
.5cfiI per sack: cabbage. 1za@c per lb
carrots. 'scasl: lettuce. loc per, doz; Gu
house tomatoes, 5Ol75c per box; wenatchee
tomatoes, Jvu6lc: California tomatoes soc:
Green corn. le4l5c per dozen, sweat posa-
toes, $z-5V per box.
California. ss15.5o: selects. 81 5oa3 new
ders. 81; Gravenstelns, slgiS; bananas.
S2tlzSo, oranges. fancy Valencias, s. s013;
fancy Tardir $sds5O: Mediterranean
sweets, s2Q2.5o: native cherries. 5oQSoc
per box: raspberries rs per crate:
blackberTies. SigL.6 per crate; Callfor-
MA peaches, CTswfords, 65q.5c per box:
Oregon peaches, so1soc; Wenatchee peach
e.. 3eeoSc per box. Bartlett pears, SQsoc
per box; peach plums. &c: wenafchee APP
ricois. 2g5oc per box. California plurns,
&c per box: large red currants. &c per
crate; black curran,s, 81: crab apples. SOC.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
HAy Oobbins)-sPaSet sound. per ton
=: Eastern Washington timothy, $l23l3;
alfalfa, s..
Oats jobbingt-x1
Wheat-$EU3.
Barley Uoooing)-Rolled or ground. per
ton. 31S
Corn--Whels. s2i922: cracked. S21a21; feed
meal S2lQ22.
Nillstuffs 0obbins)--Bran. per ton, 81,
shorts, per ton. 81.
Feed-Chopped feed. s7ais par ton: mid
dlings. per ton, 81: oil cake meal per ten,
SO
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKER.

PORTLAND. Aug. 4-There Is a very
firm feeling in the local wheat market. but
from appearances some of the prices that
have been paid during the past few days
are based largely on speculative values.
San Francisco buyers are in the held and in
their sagerness 10 secure wheat ara renor,-
ed 10 be Offering extrayagaat figures.
which the export markets at The presenr
time will noi warrant. Walla Wafia was
quoted today al sstgS9c AS vet here Is
nothing doing In valley. baIt II there was
any offering 1t would probably stard tina
usual advance OF &c over Waua WaIia
Crop reports continue most encouraging
and the lowest estimate places the wheat
crop at nearly 2. esl 100 bushels few rars
of new wheat are coming in every dsv. bu.
the receipts are not heavy enough TO ruakA
much OF showing IN me warehouses here.
and Il ~ hardly proba5ie tha; there Will bs
any nsw wheat on the high seas hefora
we'll along IN September Charters are rrs~-
tically unchanged Large carriers ear an
be secured at Is shillings. whiIa rnpsiarsrs
sized vessels ask 2ss Sd These are very
low rates in comparison With former sea-
sons.
Flour - keeping pace with wheat in the
upward movement ard best grades ara Arm
al 81 per barrel.
wheat-Wa!la Walla. 7aQsac: valley. A..
per bushel.
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large ssTzweerrrSss. r.ssss p<r css ses
$50 "a @Erlss. ges9es per chest. rssp-
r * = = Asss rer chest. csaraloapss, -scs7
So s<.9c for large BOX Fo..zszt he 3u
$50. -..ssscs Aase2tS s0l-5c per craze:
-. -sasse per oox; pisurs, ssl4s yser
s9fe - -sssc Deg box. wASer.aelogls
80 80. ~ hlz.d<sSss oranges nominal, Mex
sesa aSres, 81 s<sgs5 = per box: common Cali
"a ssr.ozs. siG2se, fancy Eemcns s.
= ; = A.. VIE Per bunch: psneapPlss. s. -
- tsat ss.s-fsacy creamery. &c: seconds. Is
Y -, fancy dairy. fssS ls-
-sS-If Sst>-f A,lcy asw ml!d. Sc fair 70 good.
49, a@,fesrT11s cram cheddAr. l0Saslc:
Egrs-pa 80 , 80 Eastern. iSaitc,
frvsrs 'ts.,, s<srgs iroilsrs. EEs PER cos;
& vsss $500; heas. sS51s1s: ducks. cid.
..~sgxs - - s1z' co young. s2ssSi4 geese.
$50 &s1 Per pair; goslfngs. NTi.so per pair.
Receipts.
.aIs 01s; quarter sacks. 1877: wheat. GER
.ais' -ssa; barley. esntals 81 40. osts ~sn-
las sa.s' 81: beans LIS; corn. cen.al., Ess..
sack. a., potatoes a, sacks. -: onions.
eer,ssix -: psan, eentzls. g; uiddlinss.
49, 49, oaies. Is; DO oregon, tx: hides az:
r uaasshs. boxes 80; quicksilver. TASKS, S:
"iass gallons. "A so
Wool and Hops.
yoen, oss-sprng. choice foothln. sgisc. San
ySaws~ -AS-.Ale, ~ sNN. san JOAQUIN,
$50. .|ple, Ie.sc: mloanistn. Ir1Isc; Ne
ie@. fsT &c oresea; le9l3c: Northern. "a
r,-r. Ca. 49,. ScoGhsFn coast. lambs, eaf
Gan Joaquin lambs, 7Isc
GOOD 10 choice, Talac. fancy. lcEiic.
Financial
Z. ~ ans exchange on London. GO dsys
ss-o"-s' sight, ASST
Financial.
sser bars -. So. Draf,-Ssxht Is
aois .'48Asgss'9i Telegraph =. :. III
AiuiaS s.oeka
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Aug 4-Prioes for wheat have
had an advancing tendency for several days
and today there was considerable excite
ment and competition among buyers, tho
! club and sc for No. bluestem. New
wheat Is nc. coming III very freely. adyices
from Walla WaAa sts,ing that the market
there Is unsettled and farmers are holding
that further advance in price is looked
Tor tomorrow. The mills are we'll supplied
with old wheat and are inclined to bear ths
market on new. Several lots for shipment
are looked for in the morning
Wheat-Milling price. No. club, Soc; No.
! bluesrem sc.
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WALLA WALLA WHEAT MARKET.


Special Dispatch to the acknowledgements
WALLA WALLA, Aug. 4-The whea.
market was one OF considerable excitement
today, and there was a local fgh. IN bid
ding between representatives OF Tacoma
and San Francisco dealers who were very
anxious TO buy. Every farmer who came 10
town had to run the gauntlet or eager buy
ers, even II he did not want TO sell. This
morning the market opened al Tic and then
went 10 l2t.c. Al noon the price went 10
I5c. at which figure II closed this after
noon. About $1,000 bushels were sold this
morning az 1ii.c, and about 20 coo bushels
Ct nc this afternoon. The farmers are s,ill
inclined 70 hold for SUI better prices.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
pr~adstu and Grains

SAN FRANCISCO. August 4-yvha.t fs
stIll further along toward ne e marx To
which point some OF the mere ssnru!fe
spectators preaiet u VIII 40, spot "a high-
or. and is Offering E3Crg freely the noI7cv
of holding too long has in former years
proven a had move. and holders are rorY,-
rnencjns 20 give Gp while prices are no
Farley has eased up some xhat Tor feed |:
brewing remains firm No change IN oat
or corn
Closing Quotations.
Wheat 49, Quiet; December. s. &s-s bid
Farisy-ouief; December. SIC.
CcrD-saFgs yellow. s2-eitzs8. .L2sA
Tsran-f-stiforuia, ga is-59 Per IN
Fiogr-Nsst cash prices for family extras
s.. -5s4S5: "a kers extras, sAsss.s-s5: super
" hsa5-shipping. si.s7ss for Nc. ard
s. 80 81 - for cho.cet milling s. 5.sssY4 yTl-
Yavley-Feesl. *ss7e2'zc. choice bright 81
s7i4c, brewing. 8 sfa lilo for No. and gTlsc
0s;s-Poor 70 TAR. slal-l,. good TO cao.ce.
s. Iz2ssgI 2zes, fancy feed s@1 rew
red. sIci1gI 10: new Salinas. sLI0gl -
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Eesf and llstuTs-Miad.frgs sSssEsa
per ton. bran California SfSH15 n
lIsv-yneat sl@sI5 per ton, what ana
ole SilaIs: Ca, IoE3&. oss. harley sagl-
alfalfa. s-@SsA
sel-6c per GENITAL: river Ea~oanks go 7s.:
"a usx B4gyhs naz. sc7 s. IL. IL sacks. Ear
3y Rose. Fsef5se psr sack 58r Banss s5zstsc:
rev sweet potatoes. llsa2c per pound
oniors sslyarsbsrS ssesss per c-utaa hay
cucn-rbers, 29Zss per hex dried psppers
sTvsn peas. -trzc per potst. strtrg beans
z73c pc. pound. river tomatoes 4f.gssc per
tex. green corn, 18Th per sack
k'gasE-Appies. large eox. ssG1Sc PER
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Brer "A sta ifs.


BOSTON Ang. 4~The American v5cl
ard COTTON Reporter VIII say tomorrow OF
IRE w9cl trade; TIE rnarzes IL even more
= waiting raarksf Tran K was last week.
The trade. "a wncls. IL rot selling. TIE
dlruirufioTs Of xcstSlgy ~ rot zccoLpa MED
ny ssxxing G9osstsoGsA Wool is no~ prsc-
ttcaIsy cleared sp IN ire West, sales ri
fleece we9l having been Light and !sYgs
amounts II territory w0sIs have bzsr sold.
Sales OF foreign vsol are small n Boston
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rRAITs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Eas. GARLAND AND EvANGRL
ka:ila and Townsend Neah BAY Route
tsmer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
siys Tuesdays ard Thursdays n II: 30
b soi Port Townsend. Port Williams
h~geaess. por; Angeles. Port cfsscans.
Gettysburg rysht, CialIar, Pay and Neah
tzs returning arrives at Seattle D. m
g opposite days. Steamer Evangsl leaves
Tester dock sor Port Townsend. Port An
Eats ard Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
NJ Fridays a. { 80 n. m. arrives Seattle
Alternate DAYS al 2:A = IN.
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poar ORCHARD ROUTE.
s;.Any M.py y prpr.-v

sitArnw MARY r PERLEY
ltasss UalsrsitAs dock, foot OF Washing
4, ~ street for g. ivan Grove. Rremerton.
Navy Yard. Charleston. sidney. az
d 4 D. tae , M, Sundays. 90 y. m.
Z, ess.a,s,asaE isAfes Sidney at Gas a. m,
- E a. Navy Yard. 40 a. m. 1876 ..
ss'afaas flights. leave Sidney. s:l.,
- V,''ss Navy Yard. e.N Teiephone. Red
- yea To- charter on Sundays.
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MARINE NEWS.

e. sA> FRANCISCO Aug. &--ArriyeG~-
Schr Ivy. from Gray's Aarbor; soar Rnv.
Seulsrs, from Everett. Sailed Str Walla
Walla, FOR Victoria and PORT Townsend. IN
spartan. Tor Seattle
PORT NATAL. iuly 2a-~Arrfvetf-gr -,
Blalrloeie IRON Vancouver
FREEMANTl-E, Aug. s.-Saiied-Br blk
Amanda, Tor oregon.
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RATTLE. ANAcoRTEs. FAfRHAYEN.
wHATC0M AND BLAINE.
tsnneciing ut Whatcom with steamer for
feaat Roberts Steamer George f.. Starr
Myes Seattle at y. IN. Mondays, Wed
nsdays aui Fridays. connecting at Ana
uses with train for WooIley. Sedro, I.y-
ssa AID Hamilton. arriving AZ Whatcom
IAN. leaves Whatcom for Blaine a. m
hgrnlng leaves Blaine n M: leaves
Nstconl p m Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Egrdays arriving al Seattle AT a m
fxar,gr Idaho leaves for Fort Townsend
Esay ports daily, except Sunday at {
ia Sunday. direct AZ . a. II, returning,
~ iesyss Port Townsend at D. m.
kexinn dock 'Phone. Pike -
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pYEA AND CHILKOoT PASS.

you are going Via this route, you can
not Afford TO take chances on getting your
hsaf lumber AZ Lake Ilnderman.
The Kerry Lumber Company In making
{ knock down boat that is especially
stspted for this trip. Don't fail to get
Sc and save yourself from two to thIua
ptsks' time on the trip.
Telephone Main 100.
Wills and factory on tide FATS.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
T.. :. MAIL.


NEENM FsN Utsl4TA
Leaves C;alhraith dock, foot OF Washing
% sfeet. Tuesdays. Thursday and Sat
a,ssys At o'clock a. m. for Kingston,
,efF Gamble. Seaheck. Hrinnon. Holly.
s.sssste Llliwaup Falls. Hoo1sSport aud
lh'pa Gig. Returns alternate DAYS.
n. TRouTMAN. Master.
ftsepanne Red 1871
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Closing Quotations.


Cattle were Ia fair demand Native beef
steers sod at 81 SEGA for poorest I'D 10 AS
ga for choice to extra, with the bulk OF
the sales a. 81 25z,435. good many stock
steers are selling at xs.5oag4. ~. and e.ock
bulls a; S2.Se4ts
Hogs scored another advance Of I6Qizikc
Pa ckers bought heavily. Prime Hight hogs
sold up TO Si212 From that figure sales
were made all the way down 10 S3.9alIs -
for heavy packing lots. the bulk OF ths
hogs selling at s. su1.t
sheep-Trads in sheep was fairly active
81 about steady prices Sheep sold az s. JGGf
for inferior 20 choice natives, with extra
lots at 81 iezp40. Range t;ocks sold largely
at s. seq 50: lambs. s3.50g5.lS for inferior
10 prime.
Receipts-Cattls. I3.5oo: hogs. 900;
sheep. Is 100
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financial.

LONDON. avg. f--Corsais lib SID Sill
yer per ounce, sd. French Fentes lH g7i2
NEW YORK, Aug. 4-The Evening
Posts London financial caeesram says:
Business Is broadening IN all directions
and II the rises Ia prices We're less marked
today. the tone wzs jgst - firm. Ars~ri-
cans were bgoyant- AroltraEe horses ara
shipping enormous lines 81 stocks today BY
steamer q New York but none the less TIA
J1u3lic Is buying, the inquiry today running
on Louisville, Illinois, Northern Pacific pre-
fsfTed ard Erie. The cloxa was a. fhs toy,.
The decline In exchange Is causing the gem
eral talk ~ gold shipments 10 :he rTni,zi
states However. this Is mere gossip All
tire same. I should nor be surprised y, see n
occur soon kafftrs are booming Paris is
buying heavily. Gresks are "a. On the in
6efani.y QUESTION.
dread fuHs.
IIF EEkPQCL, Aug s-whssf-rIrrY,.
Va. l standard California wheat IS: car
goss or coast. nothing doing cargoes on
passage. sellers asking an advance ~ CO :.
English country markets arrnsr III higher;
French country markets. firm: Liverpool
wheat. Ma. / California, - 2aT5s 81: wnsss
ia Paris. arm. -four in Paris, arrn Close.
Naest No red western. firm. IS IGszd
No. / red Northern spring, firm, - Cpd;
corn, spot. American rev. n.m. rs Ausrf-
cen mixed oac firns, ~ ID. Angus. IS ils.d;
September, 81 AID
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Grain and Flour.
Tbs controlling factor II wheat today was
tbs enormous demand. A. least & million
bushels were sotd 70 &C abroad. ire ccntt-
nsnt gesziLg two-thirs3s and ne United
kinSs2c-z, The balance. The foreigners Were
buyers OF futures also Sna Win tAe
strength of English cables caused = sd
vance 81 1srYisc IN New York prices for
ne day. Near ths close september Sold a.
eac. which seiipssd all previous records ia
tafs campaign The excessive weakness II
corn, arising from ths liquidation ana BEL
ter crop news. caused some selling IL wheat
a. times during The day. bat 2ew buying
srraug up vigorously IN each weak Spot
Total transactions posted up : sSi 800 bush
els september opened 80 sSC. ranged frosn
ess.c 20 $50 AID closed nervous a. Sac
Flour Rscs!pts. II. Ean barrels. exports.
$50 barrels, Strung but held generally
above nuysrs' views; Minnesota patents,
$A5saAS3. Minnesota bakers s. assf2 =,
winter patents. 81. .ssls-7S; winter straights.
sAl54f4as.
Whest-Receipts 4less bushels: exports.
1el.-l bushels: spot. Ne. red, sSsxc. Or
tons opened strong and active on strong
Liverpool cables weakened slightly VITA
corn. but reacted and touched the highest
point OF tie day in tho afternoon on cover
ing ana heavy export purchases. closing y
giisc nef higher: September closed 4; SAC;
October closed ar Sac
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle, Aug 4 1877
EXCHANGES a. IRE Seattle, Tacoma ard
Portland clearing houses today were:
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n.y.. sss1ss Of Third aaA
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s.nyTC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

eA0TIC COAST tTIAHsHiF w.
=. eorr pany's elegant steamers ma
city of Puebia ard
- Have seattle for san Franc'Y.
"a - Townsend ard Victoria. y y. x
x ~. Aags1st ?. Z. Il. l.. =, =, -
La Il. is. q. D OCTOBER !. g. ~ -
Sn- Due a, San F'rsncsseos a NJ
:sx s u. l.. -. =. %. ssptsrsosr -
n ., Octo1er l. o, II. u. -, y 20
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ssss IA. July -, August 4, > y ~
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is q. 70. October /, 6. II, 10. =. "a. u.
$Uber ).
~ slegauf steamers Queen. city 81
80. a~1ico and Ai-hf leave sess-
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Ia September l. s, u. IL. a, g. DC
e ii. Is. q. n, q. November 3 Due
4 q, sga.tie August II, j., -, e. Sep
b II, n. y. y. October }. y. IL
Il srznpxry reserves the right 10 change,
k~ss rrssieas notice steamers. railing
- snd hours Of sailing.
- TgOWBaIDGE. z. Z. Supe., Ocean
k.H i sToLTESRERG. Ticket Agent.
1TIfu avenue, ceAtt.e.
aD0pAL.L. PERKINS G Co., oenErei
100. gar Francisco
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GrucrMi 0uotAttOn0.
Hops-ouiet.
Wool-Steady.
Peiroleius-Duu.
Cofee-0ptions opened steady. points
higher. following the Improvement in Eu-
ropean Markets. eased of under local and
foreign selling; closed steady net unchang-
ed 10 points decline, September. /. so9fs. SIC:
December, a9sSIfc. spot. Rio. quiet; job
olng, .iaci mild, steady; Cordova- loiazJyeisc.
Sugar-RSw. firm; refined, firm.
Metals.
Pig Iron-Quiet; Southern, Npdio:
Northern $io5oa}i,
Copper-ouiet; exchange. slosesli Is
Tin-Week. Straits, HS.Sals.55: plates,
easy.
Spelter-Quiet n s4a5lia.so
Lesd-Strong. exchange, S. 7S43Sa
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NJ MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, Aug. I ~. .
Fair: cooler.
u 8 DEPARTMENT or AcHYrr-r.
INKE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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rsn9r SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
6uIP COMPANY.

rc9r SOUND AND Alaska STEAM
65IP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
s.ner City Of Kingston between To-
- VASE, and Victoria, II. e.
- = SEATTLE q, .srl s:i aIn
r TznlLvl 7.Pt. Townsend q ar II ia ~
i1aE.Arsiia Victoria MILv. s:31am
sEas.Y except Sunday.
ftis steamer furnishes frst-class accom-
,,sdaftons carrying both freight ana
ssrss0aers and leaves from YeeEer wharf.
ks,tie for Victoria, ~ $50 y. n. and for
4sepGa q p. M,
escsnssrs for Victoria can OCCUPY
us,eeserns until ] a. m.
YQ ntss. tickets, etc. inquire Of
@. T.. TEORNDYKE
Agent. Yesier wharf. Seattle.
l. 4 HADEAU.
Gsrsrsi Agent. n +. Ry.. seat.la.
ctr CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVE ron TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 100 A. N
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. NULTxoMAH
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LEAVE 'o1 a sf1 i E NJ NND o'' "r'~
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA 80 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. IS CENTS.
t., xas g. CITY DOCK. Agent.
can l. WILEY. Manager.