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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-24


There was a lively season os unloading
y a. Glasses OF traders II re wheat Eslr
To-Day Eaica resulted u 4 ns1 break q
e p1shsl from SATURDAYS of1clal close.
aid about ~ from the oeSz euro prices q
saturday. Transactions IN the aEgrezN1s
ran Up 20 u 90 - bushels. ard Ret rad
iag a. tines was dull 70 ne potnt Of stag
nation TIE heaviest selling was rsghf
Al the opening, 1asn foreign houses joined
u nS4glly. and again near the Gloss. E.x-
eept Tor oF3sf period Of Strength follow
ing tza-nedisSsfy AFTER the opening irrsgs-
iarlfy. the market showed hs@Vtness all
day Many traders on the curb. and even
E1saS a. the opening. blinded By lhetE oul
enthusiasm and the GA.d advance n LIVER
pool f.lsures took on more wneat exrsacr-
iEg a continuation OF recent exciting bull
Conditions. bur were speedily turned into
Of ne foreign element, whose offerings
larry sNa1'ped TIE market for a tine
TIE n-S1 trade N pscsmber here was
made q, s,-oL L then dropped nc. rush
ing back - s1-as5. and then settling down
70 Via, hanging around that figure until
near the close, wssn i fell 20 G.eii@- Sep
TENDER ranged from Sles 20 si.0SSA. and
General Quotations
Flour-Receipts. 24oo: exports, . 90
barrels. Market practically unchanged
as 70 prices.
wheat-Receipts. $500 bushels. spot
weak; No red. 81 q: No. hard, 81 aSiz.
Options opened irregular and developed
weakness all day, with few reactions, in
auenced by heavy realizing efforts. both
local and foreign: disappointing French
cables, a light export and Increasing win
ter wheat receipts closed net &c lower:
No. ? red August closed 1T Na-iz: Sep
temher closed at siesi1.
Hops-Firn.
Wo0l-StTong.
Coffee - Options opened az unchanged
prices: closed steady. 5dl0 points net adj
vance. September. & 453S.S9c. Spot coffee
steady: Ne. : invoice, s7sc; mild quiet;
Cordova, M Gle &c.
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. sac.
centrifugal. Ss-tcSt, Gao.
Metals.
Pig TFon-Stsa1y.
Copper-Strong: exchange. sIlf597it. =.
Iead-Firm, exchange. Gs45zG16.
Tin - Very duh: straits, sl3 7ogl3. so;
plates quiet
spelter-steady; domestic. slz594S5.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 4 and
fer Yesterday.

Peal estate transactions z,nce January
tss7. are 81 27sSs4a2 Tasxs wsrs fl~a
for record yesterday deeds. sgEFegatsnE
Nel Following e. 8 LIST furnished
b. ths Seattle Abstract Company. room
E.e Mex yerk block:
John T. NcGEzw et TX. 70 Grffasa
Davies, w sw sec 3 nis nw SC p. IS a.
SEC = Is. 8 50 acres. Juig =, a c.. 81
ft-~a.fa Harhaway & ax. ~ Herman
r-sar4n attorney. 10 Errsess Jacob IS tn
bsrg. ID 1 asocx Ie. Rsntoa HI add. Nay
y 8 ". fsa&
Case Maaax&Et~E4aE * Investment Co
- - bsoek -. ulaE2a Park. August -
gsa
SheraT % 2. r Sullivan. lots : 20 "a =
Il 81 escex - Commercial SxEes8 St@asY.
Moo add. AES1 zzt - k---ss.
e1ersg - r 2 Sg}Arzn. lots : . 8
hsrsek s. lots 20 s block s. New wIlFrel
asa. August - & So
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Good Year for FIGURING Mills.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencsr.
CHENEY, Aug &-The Cheney roller
mills viii start UP In about ten days. They
have been clossd for several weeks in or
der 10 pat IN new machinery. which
doubles the capacity. Cuumia Bros. &
Co, who operate the mill, anticipate A
good business this yaar. Their product Is
sold principally in Japan and China. The
old wheat they have on hand Is the OBJ
tect OF envy ~ some wflea. buyers. who
offered 3 cents fox Il when other wheat
was only Go cents
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Topeka Is due tonight from
Dyea-
Steamer Willamette is expected today
from Dyea aud Skaguay.
Steamer Naiia Waila arrived yester-
day from san Francisco with 80 passen-
gers and 80 tons OF freight.
Steamer Utopia Is due today or tomor-
row from SkagusY. She Is scheduled 10
make another trip 10 the north. sailing
August IS.
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a. ~. SALISBURY. Observer
TIDES IN SEATTLE HARBoR TO-DAY.
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Closing Quotations.


Castls-Sstes were or a basis % 81 3 for
common To s. "a fer good fancy. with ths
hulk of sales AZ 81 Hsf5 -. Exporters were
fair buyers OF the better Glass OF cattle
TIE stoCker ard feeder trade VAS &C.
81 stFong prices, with sales largely RI SO
a.
FToes-Salas we're az ASA = for com
NOR 10 prime hogs. the bGik going for
= s9f.1G while Pigs sod mostly a. I'D
81 Is
Sheep were wanted az GS3f for infe-
rfnr 70 choice. Western rangers selling AZ
xsaz g Feedars took A great many range
ssaen AZ e zz . and killers rsas9 = so
az Lambs sot8 freely az S8ssl 5. e. feed
er~ bringing &fs4 3.
Rs-celnts-CaGtle. 17.6Ga: hogs, s. 90.
sARar- u 40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-24

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-TnteIligencer.
CHENEY. Aug. 23-Ths price Of milk
has been raised from z cents per 10
pounds 10 81 cents. beginning today The
creamery men apparently became a lille
frightened lest the prevailing price for
wheat would soon induce TIE farmers to
deser; dairying for grain raising. This
- one Of the best dairy and hay sections
in the state.
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Special pisnatch % the Post-TnteIligeucsr.
WAIsI.A WAI.IsA. wash. Aug U-The
wheat market Was very cu.et toaav.
Prices remained virtually the same "a SAT-
ur8sy lSc for cluh and SIC for btIestefn
Very few sales were made.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE DTLLER.

Newson Jones. Arlington.
samuel Brazelton. Arlington
J. II. storeh, Iesier.
C. Goodstein. KallspeIl. Moat.. O. n. r.
l. Bener, Port Blakeley.
w. B. Fraser. Anacorfez.
Louis Hynes. 81. Louis.
II. 3. Whitney. St Louis.
4. y. Eastahrcok, Whatcom
II. Cowden, Whatcom.
II Stewart Whatcom
]. ". Fen. Superior, Wis.
Mira Turner Superior, Via
a " Mckenzie. Portland.
:. cohen. Helena, Mont
w. K. KonsuelzofY. 81. Petersburg.
". NJ swarord. Harsilton.
Joseph Ferguson Arlington
WIN. McPhee, Arlington.
Aug. kIosserman. Lookout. Wash.
joe Simpson. Shelton.
y. McTaggart, AnacortsA
TIE NORTHERN.
Chas. ]. Jeremiah. Victoria. B. c.
w. III. wilkinson. Victoria =. c.
7. W. -. ScAl4Etsrs s.. Transit
Dirk biaaw. Tacoma
II c. Burch. Heypner.
4 ". TODD. Seattle.
Martin j. Egan, San Francisco
Charles r. Smith, Chicago.
III. y. White. indianapolis.
II. !. Frost. New York
Henry Ccrwell. san Frsncisco.
II. r. Irving. Victoria, y. G.
NJ r Gsoifriey. Vancouver, p. e.
Thomas ". Nichols, san Francisco.
John McMaster. Clear Lake.
rs. J. Day, New York.
George G. Morgan, Safso7.
r. n McGaffey. Dyea-
Charles A. Phelps, Providence
THE BUTI4ER.
r II Berry. San Francisco.
T. T. Davis and wife, Anacortex
N J. Tanner Oakland.
Wm- Miller, San Francisco.
II halAo. 81. Lo1iA
81 <. Taylor ana wife. Louisville. Ky.
Charles Roth Cincinnati
J.. = Roth. Cincinnati.
n G. Haihow, Milwaukee,
JET McDeruott, Butte.
r. ". Ka.sht. s., Haaens-
Dr. r. Wolc0sf. Port Orchard
N. Gin1skel Chicago
G. c. Mccoy. San Francisco.
:. Taylor. Salmon. idaho.
MtEe McRsdmoad, Redmond.
A " FratEr aud son. Sn7homlsA-
c. L. Johnson, Fan1of,s. ca
John IL Baiock san FRANCESCA.
4. r. Bingham, Sseiro.
n l. Ho.or0ok. Caenaiia,
Niss r l. Potter. Chicago.
N x. Turner. San E'ranoisco.
r =. 9pengier san Francisco
J. c. Trl3ax, New York
john ". Wright. 81 Louis
John ~. cover. Tacoma
RchzTt Wingsse. Tacoma
T. J. Many, EYeFetL
f. Haber Bertha
T q Sullivan. san FrgnciRcc.
Wm p WatHuu. san Franct~So.
a F;reauherx Nsw Nh&teom.
TboynRs Garrett, san fraEcisco.
CAPT r Lewis bark Highland Light
" = Black. WhatecEn.
Z. .. pobaz. whRleon-
THE NEW ENGLAND
~ Y. Jacobs. Avon.
JOAN Andersen. Port Gambia.
II. Hans, Port Gamble.
J. II Davis GArbQEa1os
T. isaac. CaFbo1ado
MgA II =. Lewis. Carbonada
AIRS Isaac. CariesnAdo-
George : Mnsh3er sl4gn<fon-
J Mcsnnis. Tacoma
49,. Afnrfin. Maple valley.
Wa. J. Wen. ke1suosaH
Mr. Arctie McLog.sld AissAA
r. Eergss0n. New Nna'cofn-
= ~ Brown, OgyrEga
John c. EreeEussr. - Stt.Tffsf- -,
= q. Resell and wifs, Maple valley.
Iaqnez r Ryan. Aouroe-
8 = CefrarAar. IUs7itD.
Fsourher. Esswscks Cal
= 9 EerSAli Montesaro
- carney. FsGmo1Ss-
CamghsLl. Nsw Westminster
Ia~~w wheat. Tacoma
= \ TvoEey ard boy Port Angeles
rs Grans, Wh&tcor8.
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WILL LIFT EVERY MORTGAGE.
skasit Has s1.ooo.ooo Crop of Grain
to Pay Them.

Special Dispatch to the PoSt-TntelHgencer
MOUNT VERNON. Aug .s-Hon. Fl.
8. Conner. the largest and wealfhiest
farmer in the county, says that SkaElt
county VIII have 81 9sa.oao worth OF grain
TO sell this fan. and that every mortgage
will be lifted The farmers are happy
and juhilant and the gold fever 81 aba;-
ing. The prineinaI crop here Is oats
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To Erect AnaeIe. steel worl,

Special Dispatch 20 ths Post-rnteIllgeneer
PORT ANGELES. Wash Aug. 23.4will-
tam Price. president Of tire Pittshurg COM
psny that proposes TO establish steel works
here. arrived today.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Aug. 2s-Whest today re-
Sponded quickly 20 the excited ra-figfnu
81 Eastern markets. Very little wheat in
this state - changing hands EXCEPT in TIE
Wana Naiia country. where the wheat
has been marketed gu tire maln as sean IS
thrNshed. Closing prices. No. I club. Sc;
No / biuestenl, &c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-24
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch to the Post-IntelitgSncer
IA 1GOsEi. AaE. -S.-1saranotST, 3 10.
clear, Wind sogthwes, 10 E.!ies. Passed
oQt-bS Rufus y. Woods. ia tcw % Lerne.
s.8 a. III. Passed tn-Str Warhteraw. &e45
a N: tag LoTne. 4 p. n. Ia TIE straits
bound OF. a schooner
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trade ard TIE action q other factors
bearing o. New YcrS exchange.
The Paris ssz5 Berlin markets were
S&ezty.
Br~zdsfaEs.
LIVERPOOL aug. Wheat fsrT-s;
carxesS &C cozsr. nothing doing. czrx0sS
Ca passage. sellers asking an alvarez or
l. g. Ezgsssn comrrrv markets strong ~
Is = % - Izgerrooa wneat. Ne. ! CEEt-
fcvnfz- ss sSSSs - quantity ~ wheat AID
-Four CT raSsS Ss 10 kfriTee ktngCCEa,
d. SO quarters. quantity Of wheat and
EoEE en- passage 70 conEfnsnE 50 a. 4ElaF-
ters: Indian shipments q wheat % [ Ellted
AIEg4sEz4 saos quarters.
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wheat in Eastern Oregon.

PENDLEToN, Or, Aug. 2S-The amount
Of wheat that has changed hands In Una
tina county IN the last few days Is esti-
mated at $4,000 bushels The price paid
ranged from = to ssss cents per buzhe!.
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srATTLE. AxACoRTES. FAIRHAyEN.
WHATc0a AND BLAINE.

fkKTILEs AtALsJIsI =, 2 = "A TN,
WHATc0M AND BLAINE.
rasnsefing al Whatcon with steamer for
pr. Poberts Steamer George r. Starr
iesyss Seattle az 3 p. ~. Mondays We'd
ssstzys and Fridays connecting al Ana
esytes win train for Wooliey. sedro. Ly-
IN and Hamilton arriving NJ whafcom
Ia al leaves Whatcom for Blaine 2 a N.
fssrn,ng. leaves Blaine p. m. leaves
Vhtsccfn D. m Tuesdays. Thursdays and
ktaraayx. arriving at Seattle at A. m
Ns4ner idaho leaves for Port Townsend
"a x4y ports daily, except Sunday. a.
4 .. Sunday. direct al Q a. m. returning
tsfset. leaves Port Townsend at u. m
aflrefon dock Phone. Pike -
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Fanto
Innsl,s

raat o
EsTfusise
Wn WcE
relo8g
trfnlT
80 for
o'clock
tha
his a
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fleet
4 to sea
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oce.1sn-ai Hotel; BEST fairly hotsi IN
ssas.: excsiisrs roo1aa. al modern improve
rneutA No ear.
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Taeorra Hotel, Tacoma
grizzly srxt-ciass: al modern improve
r.nazxs. t44s sample EooEA
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II you are zen ssoule hzvs TIRE Pest
Tr.NIisxNrczr sent 20 yen- II Will coat
n0tagng extra Call a. eur oescs sn1 have
xas.r address charged
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frooD CANAL ROUTE.
n Z NAIL

GTEAMFR DF+LIA
csIsraith dock. foot OF waxhing-
49,. st,,ss tuesdays. Taarsday snd Sat-
sfdaTt y seabeck. I5rinnou. folly.
pr gsa1 Yyflitwaap Falls. Hooesport and
peva1cc.s, 1 pesurrs alternate days.
usscn .'s' %. TROCTMAN. Master.
--s..sors Ped Isl.
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poRT ORCHARD ROUTE.

e...rs, MARY r. PERLFY
s~sss csisraltt.s aock FOO; foo, Of washins-
e s-.~v Ward. Charleston. Sidney. az
90 >. N Sundays, 100 2. m.
ssrs.y leaves gidney a. Gas a. m.
"a - Navy YARD. TOO a. m. 1875 p.
= Safnrisy nigh.s, K lsaye Sidney. go %,
I g - far charter On Sundays
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
4sms Card IN Effect June J. lssT.

rarrr,E EVERETT & WHATCoM
kbAi ROUTE.
-. ~ Washington leaves Seattle
.' a.. .xesos SATURDAY, a. 10 ?. n.
s41 ~ a Ia CONNER ROUTE,
ts,rhsyen leaves Seattle daily. except
escAav NJ s q. m
@s1srkons Main rs. Yeaier dock.
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Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


=
ket today shook Itself free from the
heavy restraint which was imposed upon
IL during all or last week and bounded
upward again. Today the large dealers
who threw their holdings upon the mar
ket last week 10 realize, bought back
stocks IN enormous volume. and brought
the level of the market about UP 70 that
OF last Monday, when the rise seemed 10
have eliminated. That great moleyed
interests were concerned IN today's buy
ing was shown BY heavy blocks Of stocks
buying OF bonds There was one order
for any part OF one million Of a bond
which is favortVe in the speculation az
present At the commission houses, which
had withdrawn from last week and had
Joined the selling movement toward the
latter part OF the week, were out in fun
force again IN the market today. IL was
more movement Of the large dealers 70
buy back al the lower level what they
had sold.
The motive OF the abandonment Of the
bear movement and the resumption OF
buying was growing scepticism regard
Ing the reports Of reduced spring wheat
crop in the Northwest. The strength CT
corn and cotton in London also aided
THE fact that foreign customers sold
grain in the market and the purchases
for export were largely curtailed did not
prevent the sterling exchange market
from weakening u for actual rates OF
both long and short sterling. the former
falling 20 S4.Sss and the latter TO 81 s0i2.
measures taken by the Bank OF England
10 defer the movement OF gold TO this
country. and was strengthening factor
81 the stock market. The Changers and
all grain carrying roads led the improve
ment
The bond markets showed rs-awakened
activity, the Atchison, Erie and North
ern Pacific issues being prominent.
MSaey and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at f6I1s per cent;
- rad 81
In per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 3a46
( PER cent. Sterling exchange. weak. with
actual business IN bankers eills az AsSls
a. Ssss for demand ard 81 s2@ss34 ssiz for
sixty days: posted rates. 81 s4iAfl4 IS and
81 Ss1S. commercial bills 81 s9iaif s.. Sill
YER certificates. 5zffS1isc; bar silver, &c;
Government bonds, steady; state bonds.
dull
Bond.
L; s. Is, reg 80. s5 2. & R 9 As 80
Fours reg ....ifiA u g. II. c.. Is ...If0
Fours coup ..fl2 Ere IDS $500. ia
New IS. coup l-s sevens -. ...-Iiols
Elves. reg .1l3ts II < I. Cen. s. i0fSs
Fiyes. coup ..lisA Skies . .....ls
Psc. Is n IS ...lo2 I. s y. Uni As. egl.
Ala.-CIass = -l9T y x T. lst As. SIS
Class r ...-...Iae'n Second A. 49,. s11s
Class .....,. @ Mat. Union = ..1fiis
Currency g y. J. Cen. 9. &, 1894
IA. New Con. 4 IS Nor Pac. lists lib
Missouri s. LIN Seconds o.. ..... 5ai4
n. Car. Sc ...-.-lzs Fcars 49,. 9i1<
s G. N0n-Fund Il s. +. deb. = ..iissa
Tenn. new set s. sts4 ore. Nav. lists lisa
Elves 49,. ...-.E5 FoflTs .... -.-.. -
SKIES ...-. n ~. W. lists s2ss
Old Is ......... g ST Paul Con. isis
Va Centuries s53.# G. 4 =. ". as..llA.2
Deferred .. -. South Ey. : r.. Ssas
AfchsSou - efrs Tex Pac. lists -. 81
Second A .... Us Seconds . 800. Sfa.
can. south zis1a H. r. ISIS az -. ~
- r.Fs -
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been 9
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OF sci
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"a OK THE GREYHOUND.

co on TIE III ~ FDIND.
r~srpst. Edmonds, Snohomizh Route.
49, rnand trips daily. except Sunday.
!. .rsr. Nay. % isss Leaves Seattle 7
il n. D. n. leaves Everett s.is
20 D. m. lis ?. N. Seattle land
= CONAN dock: Everett landing. Mer-
szsn,r dock. CONTESTS with Str. Flyer
- 'rzrorss; with Str. Mikado for Snoho-
- = xifh ,rain for Motite cristo and way
ssa,ssrs Telephone Red 13f.
FRANK W. GOoDHUE. Manager
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san FRANCISCO aARkErs.



SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 27.-The ex-
rec,ed advance 10 aour id not occur ow-
Tx 20 a dFoa ir Nneat SPOT u 7eaf IS nor
ouotablv bower. oHcviugs are limited. a
treAk az Chicago has weakened tse local
market ani caNsr& e drop la fa-ares the
hreak 81 Only temporary. as, Win the oat-
800 demand for wheel ERE u-srket mast
- unt cargCFs for EGrcne are 3ewH Bar
-. Il arm "a unchanged prices options
arr rot very active. though Urfa. tsass are
arrn ard IN far demand Receipts are
s'' Closing Quotations.
Quiet; Decemoer, gslec, May.
TrSsriev-calst: December ssfac
Coru-i4aEge yeif2S lie
FIssalr~Fsna'ly extras. ssasgs *, bakers
- v55-ssssst~ss5pe4as. ra Ter NJ = ard
8 "a Ter eho.ce. I1E S
2, ,ss as- hrrwsne. HIGHS for No 1
49, x1tes fer coast
0ats-Pocr - far GaeTi Eoos te
-Aef-s 81 1Tf t&r-T fer3 = ~
~ re8 g4l =, aew S2anas. G.l-s
-. graz. a-lssl-i@
aree8pts.
y-rs.r quarter sacks T. sss. 30 Oregon.
"A -. ~ beat ce2tais. e---4s 80 tsrrgcr.
sfs- haFiev. ceus&is, = -. cats centa3s.
asesfarr, 81 -. potatoes. sacks. 81 ss2- cr-
fsa~. ssckss I ~ HFan. 81 As. - de Ore
ar. 49, NO go 5s@ 81 a. 81 e., sAS5 80
s.~.~s - aoaL bales. 153. do OTcEQn. ~ E
So rnraher - quicksilver Gasks, 81
80. gallons, HsaA
Produce fsuft. Etc
srnssu~s- sri41ls1ss., Fls8z 9er ;sa.
49, ss5t4A
fgav--yN hssr E1tls wAeat ara est 81
ga car s@ r.xeE aNE.e3 --s 81
Sjs,~ ssssse sFsa.x& 3 s1s - csUVer. So
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80 strsw reT bs1s. 8ss%Ac
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

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FoF1Asn1 Gearing houses To-Day were.
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---.r gEATTI.E AND TACOMA
wEAISo ROUTE.

sr cay CITY for Anacortes.
fan - - wnatcon. Leaves CONNER
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90 70 D. m. Sun, Wednes and
Asacosessesss -ssztfls s. or 5f-a round trip:
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SEATTLE
TAcoas

SEATTLE TACOMA.
VANCOUVER. n. c.
Isse steamer sehome for Port Town
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fASc0UvER
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ss,saays p. n. Blaine. g: Vancouver.
Fev irfarrnB tlon yes'sr dock
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poRT ORCHARD AND PORT wash
TSGToN ROUTE.
1TEAMFE A. n ROBINSON

O. Port Orchard and Port washington
foass kaves City do1s. foot of Main
ffee. SD a. M. calling az South Beach
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Nsvy Station AZ : p. m. arrives Seattle at
4pm E. ". Robinson. master. Lilly,
Boxzraas & Co. agents Telephone.
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RHusE 2. s. LINE.

Schooner ". F. Witzemann will SAT- from
So Francisco for Seattle and Tacoma on
August & 1851. connecting with steamers
~ al pures sound ports Freight, 81 per
tea. Through rates 20 all points.
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