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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since Januarv
I. 1897. are 81 $40 s49s5. There were ffsi
for record yesterday seven deeds. axZrc-
eating 81. s4s9. Following Is q list furnished
By the Seattle Abstract Company. room 40
New York block:
Sheriff 20 Anna w. 5. keasor. les = blk
20 Nm ". Bells 81 add. July ~. 81. so
swan n Johnson 81 Tx. 10 Jacob Reich
old. lot L. blk lis. Gilman park. July r.
$50.
Thomas ". Prosch 81 Tx. TO john Salt
van, VIZ ne sec and .Aa ma sec 2 y 3.
80 acres Sept. 8, 1896. s..
Sidney VI Ogden 10 Emma Ogden, iot
is. blk /. Fairsnoont aii, .sn@. s. lss*. q
c. 81
Mary 7. Scott 20 Watson ]. David part
81. see - - g. July Il. x75A.
Robert Livingstone. trustee. et TX 10
VIM. Stewart Fraser and JOAN NnnsgcfI1-
esy Bell, lots ard ? blk 81 Bel Heirs
III add June l.. q 9. 81.
r NJ Carr ~ Tx. to ChHrEss Wesley,
sometimes known as Charles ". spearsn
lot II. blk E. Qaeen Anne "a add c, N.s3
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Sperss' Dispatch 20 the Pcss-Intslligcrcer.
BOSTON. Mass. July ei--Zlonss Her.
2ss Today says esistnrsaliy.
THE Western states will have caussa
for participating heartily In our national
THANKSGIVING four months hence. TIA
c@@nsry has eeer taught by the hart
times 90 four years improved farizsin,,
methods and last bat rot least. TIE I'm.
rre-ces2egss~f crops. both OK cereals AMI
fruits, have ros only sStser reduced o..
cleared mort CAGES. bur have greatly de-
creased she demand Ter lcans. Money st
reported as lysng idle IN many or shes,
stats
''F,rer, Washington. Oregon. idaho.
Montana. thc pakotas. Iowa. Nebraska.
Minnesota. Colorado. Indiana. and even
srcrn Arkansas come fittings OF nsaryes-
csss prosperity These states ought 10
lead in expressing tho couatry'S CRATE
assese.''
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Special Dispatch. Ia the rost-IatcllSgcnccrs
NELSON. n. c.. JAY si.--sss ths rneete
ing ~ the city council Monday night.
Mayor Houston reported that he had inee
Hon u. a. Martin aad presented the pro-
test % the eounesl axainst sfse erection
Of the provincial jail la Tho resident dis
trief. The mayer said the sascrviaw was
more - n sssciai than an official one. and
DURING It's pregrses Mr. Martin said THAI
block 81 had been selected and the jail
was going 30 he bssit there. that hes'$lit
not care a d. what tho people 81 Nef~
son shoaght ~ IL. lie said that ne would
mo; he bullaezed by the city Of Selson.
The visitor remarked that Nelson had
made great impgoy emessts since heswas
hers IL 2sst.'
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LONDON; July s1-Conscss, IL 1915:
silver. :. .-Isl
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial ca.siegram says.
The stock markets were lis.isss today.
The oaly feature being the extensive buy
LIZ OF Canadian Pacific etc the rise in
walea was stimulated by the new gold
fsfds. The Greek division bought 4aa
shSFes in AEe The price closed az -
Americans we're neglected here hut the
market wss s.aTsresse. ;iy sae consfancy as
the support IL New Yors and I. Il be-
lseyed thar x these sustaining tendencies
Keep up mich longer the public NAV soon
invest Gold is in strong demand for ms
Continent and about s6.an due 10 arrive
on saturday has 5seu bought for expert
This demand, with the rise in New YORK
exchange, Is accepted as Indicating that
The United States may lose little gold for
Europe.
ine. Berlin market was Qulet. and Paris
Was firm
Breadstpas
LIVERPOOL. July t-Wheat--s,eassv.
No. ] standard California. 2ss; cargoes off
coast. rather 3r1ner. a. s.is:ls higher: car
goes or; passage, very strong. at sisfis
higher; English country markets. genet
ally eiGis higher. French country r1sar-
kesss firm: Liverpool wheat. No. / Cali
fornSa, IS asiEs,;s he'd. Wheat in Paris .irm.
flour IN Paris, strong.
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Total sales.


Fiour-Recelpts. ESD barrels: exports
g.5iN strong and sold i0ds1oc s4Ggher, with
buyers: Minnesota patents. S5ets4- ~. Min
nesota bakers ss.csI s. IS; winter patents,
81 4s1s4. 20: winter stratghts. Siafi3, winter
ext Ts. s. %. winter low grades. $a3N.
Wheat-Rece4pts. y, 5la buSness. exporss.
g 40 bushels; options opened easier. with
a .iecline in Liverpool but turned on later
cables good foreign export buying and
Iess favorable spring wheat news: closed
Ia.4Isc net higher: sales included No. red,
july. s67xc. closed at s6ssc: September, 1s5s
1ssJsac closed at .97sc.
Hops-Stsady.
Wooi--Firm.
rolsslrn-Pennsyivani crude. strong.
August, Sc bid
Congratulations opened steady. with
prices unchanged TO 10 points lower. closed
steady with prices ieglls points pct de-
cline: sales. 7.5s bags. including S@sltern-
Der. esq .l5c; sI3t coffee. steady, hesd
higher: Ne. !. invctt c. 1@sc: No. 1obolns.
17sc. mild. steady: Cordova. ieazFl lHi.e.
sales. Sn ba IS Maracaibo. L. 100 bags SARA
cananga. 1.foa bags Central American
Sugar--fsA~. firm; refined. firm
Metals.
Ccpper-Strong: Lake aui brokers',
81 IZass exchange. S.igai-l-
Pig Iren-4D1lI. Southern. g. &s1 lo".
Northern. slea4ls.
Tir-Easy; straits. 81. SO Is. s'Aa' plates,
weak.
Ilead-.Firr.s and quiet; exchange. sS.s7s@
Sss1Ir. brokers, S.5a.
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MINNEAPOLIS. July si.--lsrsciais frcm
F&rge Grand Forks, srncaston ana other
Re~i river valley. poiats say that too murn
water Is falling far the good Ok the wheat
cran- At Fargo l. IS inches of r1sin fell In
two DAYS. Many fields W wheat ora low
places 9sg not 10 cut and the loss viii
be heavy. Tho rains are highly bene.
1rsal in South Dakota.
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From Jury Il 70 =. locIsassve. ana every
x,rrFsav ard Thgrs1ay hereafter up 20
ara sncledsng A0n6ay. AUGUST y tho
- - q, tt.e Erst: To sIofsx city
80 - E-araxa@ glty. szsses ST. Louis.
-, - Paei ard cF5isags. 81 Call At ssss
Na-,s~rn paesas c11e@s. Astsis. for all
rs.rssrs,sarr I. A. saGeaa. General Axeal.
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TIE North Western Line comprises over
8 900 miles % perfectly equipped railway
a, rilirosz. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan.
xsrns~ota. North Dakota. South Dakosa,
<etraska ard wyafninx. II operates the
erex. trains N the world. TIE service 70
engage. Milwaukee, ard all sas principal
es,t,x az the East ard Southeast cannot
,,s sts--aSze<.. rnssst on having your ttrxss
Via .-rhe No-th-weSteyn" " W. Parksr.
Commercial Agent 81 First sysans. BOAR
o
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MARINE OHsERxATIONSs

Special Dispatch To the Pcst-fnseiilgencef
TATOs<u. July IA p. H.-~tsaTon5essSs
- sss ffosstys wind south twelve niles.
OUTSIDE. bound in, a nFkenfine.
NEAH BAY. duly Al y. m--Ctaar:
Hight ss,ut hwest Wind.
PORT ANGELES. July Si.--4 p. rr1.--Ba-
rorreter Aon5 clear: Wind northwest,
seven miles. Ships Port Stanley and Wen
dur and tugs Boyden and vigslant In the
hagilnr.
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.<osaS ssssasirassss araos.x tire big sreclis-
oofs Was ssry hallzsr. AMI the bear crowd
vas ptssnsI % lie Arif. N an ens.eav0~
- - sssse<r advanced & from the
sl~rss PslrS 1aasse az tsse DESerirg and re-
t&.Ts,s 4 Few advance OF lsvs.
so<u h@sl 10 thank the fass n wheat for
a recovery fFossa q No sss4lna al the opxls-
Eats Ike corr. were rsss very rs>os,..-E,-
ols. yes - TIMES ssszzs Esfe would ssevessp
only 10 lose ssssaf very sussys arte~wart
nSxysnexx II The elsa St9ssar-r ,e,sf ~
n7ane was very slow and ,,r.@rsnSs .,esst5S.>
y aeerAL especially srSGa the West
Provision trade WAS Nehr and trsesar-s-
ct a-sSes xas .rresDEar AZ csc tire rrss' -
a1v2Gce WAS ascrsbesf 20 strsrsFth in go
S@esa1ses the hr-nnsss In ea1a markets s.ysss-
pes1ssi 20 DC sars1$sstaEessasss bat she ssSse-
wssl wheat had become SssN ssrxssaEer
began 10 decline.
here wall be no sessloS of TIE board O,
Trade Tomorrow. Logan day
sisstas sswcsRttons-
Wheat -. Ia ~. Rihs -. SIS
~. -. 49,. .ar'sF, No -s1s6l =
Ferk -. ...,.. . gsisassei ;. -. q
i-asd ..--. g tlrmsshy =. 49,. -
Live >sock.
Castle-A few common dressed heef
STEERS sold as low as s.. q. bsss extra cattle
so for ss9s.9. Stockprs ard fessfer= Sold
- s4st. . common leEs going 20 lSn-
tied extent around sa93.s Caiyes were
larry active al ss-%sS;1SS for coxnnon 20
choice
Eogs soEi 81 an extressTg range OF s. sssa
ss3s
SEetsp were steady with good demand
az NS5A-@ FOR Inferior - prime natives. Fed
Wassqyrss ssie al s.. ssas4 Lambs were IA
good demand, oEsI tire heavy supply caused
decline OF it&s5c- Pcor To prime sold ST
SOS. ~
fseoeipts-.CattIe. s..e, hogs. SEQ,
sheep. i.sne.
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Only r3l 70 81. Paai ara t'hearo. sr9,
equally Tow rates 10 all Essssrs posntx
over the Northern Pacific railway Tickets
on sal. July II to II. aE5 nshsr Gates.
Write FOR particulars or cali ~ Northern
Pacific Offices. Seattle.
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New Whatccm MCrnin8 Train

Take Seattle r. International AZ a.na ,
~. ~ Virsse~shsr.. trr7~@fa- 20 STAGE I
--1iiazs stea-Nsr - raf~1 whs tr~-r, eia~.-i.
mot Nr - Ne*- whAtrorn arriving ar a.ss
m u@r~v s'~~"r. manager Stage Line.
N-tciraroNar7 Wash
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a. Y.. eeinw camping.

II you ars you should have tlas Pest
YrsesSs~~ramw seat 10 yoss- II witt cost
nothing extra. cais a. our office ard have
yca- address changed
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dyke excitement Eggs ard bzstser are firm
ans. great ensl is icing shipped 20 Alas
ka- The fruit market IS coed
Jebhinx Qsotatioas-
The soiiowsnz were the s,nhinx quota
tons OF Wholesale dealers YESTERDAY:
sugar. Flour ana Coffee
Sugar ooonsng1-Gosaen &C. In hsss per
dry granaIatsd. in bs'ss. per Is. 5Ae: case.
sixe; powdered. Sc. srsot cash prices
Flour. etc. Gsoosnge-Patens Excellent.
a:-@: Novelty 4. q; California brands
svs g 75s4; graham. per h0i. $. q. Or
ss |. ~ e Ger ..e s.s rs Is f 1s1 3.
Die ca. ' per 1 ssl :ss per sas ss
cEt- +. g. cracked wheat per cvt. 0-s.
taxed wheat, 8. % pr case: whole wheat
SACKS T .oxs. a se s oasi1 pea. per
lss-lo sacks. &c; &-ib Boxes. 4i.e: corn.
naaI yei.or. ias. $50. 5es H.Ss. WHITE.
s. u 10. ss . u: faxed hOnans. s0's'
Coffee uooolnx ,-oreen- Mocha. per p.
shaee. per n. Sac Roa-tea-Arsssckle's
Per ewt. So. :: ss-Ib cases. per cwt. 81 $;
.ava. A-'b iirs. per IA. SIC: sacks, SIC
. Asen Mocha. 5Tise: caracois. Tic: Guats-
ua.a. &c. ground coffee iS42ic. Ion. lNS.
'iz-ss; sas. 81. %; sss. S28.
Fresh Meats gjobbingt-Ccw beef. ssloiee;
Steer beef Sc per ID: mutton &c per 10.
pork. ssxc per 10; veal. SC per ID.
ProvisscSs Ooboinsl-Hasns. large. iosc:
Ia as: small. ue; breakfast bacon. s-ze'
Fresh Fish fobblng,-Halibut. sa.c:
saimon. s@l5c; salmon trout Sc: founders.
sufc soles. &c; rock cod. sc: black
--774 lSc: snr.mps. l0c
Butter, Cheese. Exxs and Poultry.
Butter - Ranea. s0l3c: Washington
efsaHerfes, .-lD prints, I1IlSc.
iGsic ~
1.sss Gobbingl-lss7,sc.
Poultry tJobsanrb-C htckens. lo9flc; 1--we
"sisaf. dressed ch.cke.ls. 121c.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes 0obDingl-New potatoes. n0di4
per ton.
sssssabies uohbing1-Natlve peas. 2sse,
new new California onions. red. 81 per loo rs:
- siiser skins, 81 4oeti.5o Per 100 ms: beets,
st..@ Per sack. cabbage. ssa@.c per 10. car
s .,1'sss., A--9; lettuce: Toe per dos:
, n91se tomatoes. 5gs3xc per 10; green corn.
logl5c per doz.
Green F,ruAe ttobb.nxl-I4crncns fancy
cs,a,mssornia. *a3-5e: selects 32.5oas; new
pox. Wenatchee Astrakhan apples. si2sac
L0. Aiexan1ers. slql.g: bananas.
<-'0--sV, oranges, fancy NaIencias. s. 50I3:
fancy Tardff. ssfI3.51: Mediterranean
2weeis. $2ss2 80. native Strawberries sisg
%, soossaerrses. lGIIa 1c: cherries. Hm5tc
ker box: raspberriss. ssc1sl per crate; Cali
Eofnia peaches, Crawfords. s5c per box:
yakima and WsHatchee peaches 4oGleDc
Per box; Oregon peaches, 25iiec per box,
Bartlett pears. S4f9ec per box; Oregon
Peach plufns. 7ec; California apricoss 500
re-. Wenatchee apricsts. iol50c per box:
california plunIs. Jofsssc per box; large
red currants. .5c per crate
Hay. Grain and Feed.
hay Oohhing)- Puget sound. per ton
~: Eastern WASHINGTON timothy. SI2Gls:
Alfalfa. g.
Oats 0obb.lg)-SI
Wheat-ST
Barley UoobiEg)-Roiled or ground. per
ton. 3f9
Corn-Whole, s2l: cracked. 81; feed meal,
Millstuns Cobning)-Bran. per ton. SIS.
shorts. per ton. SIS.
Feed-Choppesi feed s1anls per ton: mid
dlngs, per ton, s2l. oil cake meal. per ton.
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Drend.tuns nud Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. July a.-Flour-Net
cash prices for family extras 81 5lIa4 81.
bakers extras, si.ioq45o, superfine. s. 60
Us.io.
Wheat Shipping, si3sl. for No. l. and
= s..ssl:S r FOR s sas ss1 milling iegl y
&diSIiac brewing. si3i liz. for new
oats-Common white &cTa.o7i%; good
to choice, s-ieala'' faiicy feed, .i.s5afs 30.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. li.7es: wheat. CEN
tails. 1910; barley. centals Il so5: oats CEN
tabs. 1850. beans. sacks. IS potatoes ea54:
onions, 22i: bran, $780, hay. tons. Sal: straw
tons. :. Wool. Ua4es, 20 wine. gallons, l., $50
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
afillstuffs- Middlines. Ssae1 ner ton.
California bran. Siiuli.50. Oregon hran
sl@Qi2.sa
Hay-wheat, $50: whea, and oas. $50
Oil, cat. ss-5easaa; river barley s5fis: bar
ley. ssu9; alfalfa, second cutting. ss6gs 81.
clover, say. stock s5d.: cognprs.s,.ad
wheat. io.5e; straw. per bale. 81. aeC.-
Vagetahies-New potatoes. in boxe~ Ia.
n per GENITAL; do IN sacks 25ffsslc. new siI-
yer skin onions, 75aeed per Genital: bav
clneurnberS 1sssgsSC pr box. fried uay,rsr
sue per pound; garlic h.Tliat, per III.
green peas. sl.a2i2e Per 10: string beans,
l'slf2isc per 10 bay squash. 2sfa5s. per
box; green corn. sAcaS per sack: green
pepper. ga5ec; egg Plant, sfG5c: green
okra. 5o97se per box.
Fraiis-Arpies. small box 4aTsk~. an
pies. large box. SSstsc; Royal aprieots. .
sfsec per box. Longw Qrfa strss where's
s. 5eaf5 per chest; large strawberries ssf7
T~r chest. blsckherrias. 81 756ls % p-r
chest: raspbegries, s3af4 Per chest: can
taicupsx sl-5sbeI25o per rrate: currsufs. a.
al ~ p@r chest fgs. 22|ssc per small bs,x:
do. l475ec per large eox peaches. zs4is9c
yse- box; piufns. 43zfSfs: Der box: water.
melons sssff5 per hpDdrad. Valencia
oranges. So 10 p9r box: Mexican iiaoes
$3.50 per box; commtu California lem
ous. 81 Eedg fancy California lemons. s. 20
"a: hzaanas siags per funch. psleaor1les
sLs1SIs par dozen. Smyrna figs. fgaiac per
pound Persian dates. 8, PER pound.
Butt Fancy amer. iNsc. DO sec
l5c.
C'heese-Fsucy mild new. 81. fair 10
good do 7Ff7i2c. CaAforflla cream fiflsc:
Young America, snlee; Eastern, IsElkc.
Psrch--gSk9isc Per Jog. store isF
Ia Eastern lesSi+c; dsaCk 14,-
Poui,ry-Live turkey g0hhlsrs> Isg7f-c
per n: live turkey hons. Safe: old
ROSTERS sseskaf- young ROSTERS ss<7S 81.
small broiers. sz54. LARGE hroiiers. Sss42 80;
tryeTS. SssSass4. Eeess. 'acf7s 81 Ner pair. gos-
hngs. Esc.fSi--5 per ps1T' pigeons sisll25
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Rssthes- cassegt December, sG;
RarIsg--fsrr,a: December -sa.o.
Corn-f4srSe yellow. nsa.E.rai.
Bran California, sAss'as 4a--si-
wool and Hops
wooi-Sprinr cho.ce faothfll. ss7asc: San
Joaquin. months. 81 IT. 30. years sta
p -s3%c. rucHntatn. isi&lac Nevada, se9
s.. Oregon 1ss &c. S2Ff .15vn Es3stc-
1icps-Crop OK lSs+ qaSstable ~ slzl@e par
pound.
Financial
Silver bars 49,. ss,s5 Org fts--siRh, =. III.
sd MI. -
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SINNfNi taNFfFNFuTs8kS'tfNrs
ABERDEEN. WASH. July O.--Bcach
SEASON has commenced and pleasure seek
ers are beginning to flock To Westpcrt
beach.
II. L. Cook a. Go. have received part of
their new machinery for the cold storage
plant noS being erected here. The plant
will he in operation in the course OF .
couple OF weeks.
Douglas Bros. are pushing TO completion
their new machine shop and foundry. and
have their machinery ON the way. Tho
plant viii! he In operation In about thirty
days.
The Gold Reserve.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE gold 10
serve is sifs. zA39ss.
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For Hawaii. sa-
moa, New zea,.n.
and Australia. 8 :
IuJs. TIA pa 70 Homo
70; 2 p. m 8 SA s
ss,iamesia sails fro,s,
San E- Aeh
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Honolulu. Auckland, Syfinev -~s-,r'I Tor
Aug. II i@. az 2 p. m T A. Gra ss,s'
agent; sls FIRST avenue. Seat,,a. ., n
spreckels * Bros. Co.. San Franr;scSs,. ~
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WEATHER AND TIDES.

WEATHER AND TIDES.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. July Il. 1854.
Ealr, stationary temperature.
L. s. DEPARTMENT OF ACRICUIp
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, July Il. 1871.
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CAUSE FOR THANKS.
UNPRECEDENTED CROPS rHnorcn-
OFT the WEST.

All sAosla he Grateful fer ReD~a.>
rrom Debt. Says xtoa's Heraas-
Marvellous Prosperity saA sAS
Heat OF Coed Times In store eer
wssAington mna Her sister Stascs.
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= Tx MIXERS Pooular eeufs =
- - y
= 10 -
sROSSLAND !:
AND ALL
tXootenai Points. :

TIME SCHEDULE.
In Effect Apru rs, 1897.

TIME SCHEDULE.
In Effect April rs, 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For Spokane Roaslaad. ST. Paul
and East 49,. .................. 40 p. N.
For Portland 49,. ......-..... $50 a. m
Fer Olympia .-................... rs a. m
For Gray's Harbor and South
Fend ...s... -. -......-....... $50 a. m.
800 and 100 p. m
TRANS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE.
Firm SPOKANE. Roesfand, ST.
Paul ard East ....-.-............i15 20 a m
from Portland --.--..- -,....-... Sos y. NJ.
- rom shynipsa 1870 --..--... e:t5 r. m.
'f'rarrs Gray's Harbor and South
Bend .-.-..-. ....- 1890. SOS p. m.
From Tacoma, $50 and II SO a.
m. sos and ................... $50 ID m
eDaily except sunday All others dslly.
This card aubjeet to change without no.
tice.
Through tickets TO Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
For rates. routes and other information
call oil or address
1. A. NADEAV,
General Agent Seattle
City Ticket Office. cor. YesIer way and
First avenue
D.po, Ticket Office. corner Western av-
enusa and Columbia street
A. u. CHARLTON
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No. 80 Morrfson street, corner Third
Portland. Or
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Strictly srss-efass. s,i -sossern improve
naents. fine sample roofnx
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND: July el.-Wheat-Walia
WaIla. 6sc; Valley. lie per pushel.
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SPOKANE FALLS ! NORTHERN, NELSON I FORT
SHEPPARD RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
The only all rail- route u,..
rnaawe OF cars betwcea Spokane
h"ssiand and Nelson. ALSO h-,-'
Nelson and Rossland.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
$50 =, C, Arrive
III 10 a r1....... EoaSland "a az
I'D a. Hl.-.,.,... Nelson 5-.s . ~ ~
lose connections at Nelson with staa,
er Tor kasao and al kootenav IaEa
Points. i-aas
Passengers for Kettle River and po,,.s
daily, 'H stage
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MARKETS AND TRADE


TIE local rssrEe. IS active IN ali lines Of
trade ard may De attributed 70 the Cloa-
dyke sxe!rsSnenE- Eggs and butter are ll-n,
airs. a great Gss. is kesng shipped 20 Alas
ka- The fru1t market IS COED
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nIdxzE. TAIonA'
VANCOUVER, 2. G.
-. seeaus@r Utopia for Pert Townsend
1.srfes. whatcom, ELAINE and VAN
Tes;<r wharf MoHdays AND
.t@s1asx, s p. tn Elain@. &; vancouver.
- 80 s1so-ma ton, Yssser dock.
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vTEAnER&
KgcgE s. 8. LINE.

~ev Cleveland I~swes gsr Frznrssco
= Ssaftse SUNDAY. July = az a. ~.
= fassn 80. sse@rzgk. $3.50 Steamer
80. leaves San Fraussssl.o regularly for
lo1sssss saS Tacoma Freight. Z. per son.
f. r. CAME. Agent.
Arlington Dock.
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EfnsDc taf.

: iver bars 49,. st-<s DTs Insight -. III
Mex Go.z $50 ~ Telegraph =. :. 20
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Noos and ktopx,

Woof-Srrinc. cho.ce fHctht!l. ss72sc: San
Joaquin. months. 70 llIs DO. years sta
p -s3@c. mountain l&i#lAc. Nevada sag
l.. 0reSau- 1aszsc. NoTf1i m. Issl3s,
lfcps-Crop OK 1885. QGGtabie z - &c per
r.atv>sS
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE.
T. =, MAIL
STEAMER DELTA
0zibraith dock foot Of Washing
Ies. Tuesdays. Thursday and Sat
af o'clock n. n for Kingston.
2Ssrshfe, Seabeck. Brinnon. Holly.
-. Liliiwaop Falls. Uoodsport and
(gty. Returns alternate days.
d TEOUTAAS. Master.
SSfnhose. Red Isl.
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lanadianPacifc
AND
500. Pacific Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
ullAE SLEEPING CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC TO THE ATLANTIC
WITHOUT CHANGE.

tPHQiSTERr,D TOuRSTlCARSa aov
~ Paul Wednesdays 10 Boston ami
sssasys TO Toronto, without change.
sss.ss i-f-As = SkA TILE DAILY AT
. A. II.
.;AAlSIFTCE.NT STEAMERS on LAKE
sNfsEicR, leaving Fort William for
We Sound on THURSDAYS and sstntfsvz
- -" il1Ser every Tuesday. Meals
-. ~ go ~ lat lade[i on steamers without
DSrnf.Y STFaNIspS =, S Yf',ns,,,,,,,
g Australia. ana every ,hrs.. 49, 49,. N =.
s.zs and Japan
- taseS ar4i other information Apply To
hss, ana n ssenerr r. sgs ", : ~ d I,,. Ms
~. Z r. CSOYT.is
FasStnger Agent, Vancouver. Il.
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The following were the t,nhinx quota
tons Of wholesale dealers YESTERDAY.
Nuxxr Elour ana Cnlee
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Mining ssuekS.