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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
CHICAGO MARkErs.


CHICAGO. July 0--The strength r,s,s
wAtSs the wheat market closed vrster4l,sS.
vas renewed at the opening q, from -
- aGFAFsce in the price. September stare
81 WITH buyers at s1SsssSs1tSSc. Realizing
safes depressed If for few minutes =
.''ec- bur the offerings absorbed the, grse,.
r-1a a higher hight and gave those who
wished 70 10 SO an opportunltv 10 realize
g Iot their September wheat 4 n,1f,-
49, st7ek advantage OF that chance. AMI
~. rA dhetnsf opening TO replace at SlS<x.
- 80. Foreign markets continue 20 Re rhe
- =: bU}t Inspiration I.SverIss.si WAS
50 higher than II closed Yesterday xsh,Vs
. t.S-.Lu OF and later quotations showed
- tssttoeT gain making Ghs total cad.
' "a - receipts were Iia cars - OF
'4tcs were new. Last YEAR S4s cars ca RS,
20 Rand #42 Of them ne,s ~, ~, .sesss
!" .stv5tl winter wheat markets receiye,s
only Use bushels in an
NeN York Reported fair arref,tans.es
tt'''s4 tie continent and ffSss Pal Fs.s
irom The United klnedons ,Tts .,sr,,..,
Nats extremely Irregular uutia ays fnsn.,sss
t@ht safe Ter foreign shipment sg-s,a -.
go asheisaS around 'i@sc whuu Sa 80
UiSNelS export became known an.? : ff.,r
that there Was emily one desire ana ssss
was 10 secure some wheat Stsy.fe..,s,~
eltnesI IA - higher, at sl%sfselsSc. sold
at 12a4c '''sN''N'
Corn was weak under the prcssur. ~
ing receipts.
IA oats 9afr business WAS transacted,
principally in July.
Provisions We're firm on light hog re-
cEirtS.
Closing Quotations.
Corn ....... IS as1a BARLEY -. sss4gfs,
tlai% -. lis Rye -. -. -. g
Pork -. 81 Flax ... 49,. :. $it,
Rins 49,. - Timothy -. -. = -
Live stock.
Cattie-Native beef steers sold al 81 Sfsa
SIC: stoCkers and feeders were slew AZ 81 ,
AS; cows and heifers, steady: choice
calves. sos.
Hogs-Stags sold largely at s. sAsss 20
with sales at an extreme range of s. sosf
). - Pigs brought s. 1es8S7a
Sheep--Saies of common TO prime sheep
were at S2.Ssss4.sS. \ good many Western
sheep sold at $S.5aa14: grassers at the in
side ana fed lots AT the top. exporting
purchases at "a. Lambs were active az
sS.Sssf5 ~
Receipts Cattle. 4.eaa: hogs, Ii.ea,
sheep. l., asl.
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Rrcadstuns.
l.onti Mnnl knIex

LONDON. July 29.-At the wool auction
sales today if6A bales were offered. Of
which Leo bales were withdrawn. Home
dealers We're spirited buyers Woods st.it-
able Tor America showed slight decline.
Secured prices were irregular Medium,
greasy and secured crosshred brought the,
full rates. Cape of Good Hope aud Natal
Were taken by the home trade eat un-
changed prices. Sales In detail:
New South Wales. 2i2 bales-Scctrod,
sdais 81: greasy. #ssdsfsd.
Queensland. l. l22 baies-Scoured, 1edee
Is 3i-d. greasy. 6l4msd.
Victoria, J. ia balosS-Sscoured, 5a.dals
sd: greasy. ia.9aizd.
South Australian, ISIS baies-Greasy,
fssdG@Ad,
New Zealand. 70sa bales Secured. eag,ls
Cd. greasy JtsaaSi@d
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 1sgT bales
Secured, adaIs lisd: greasy, lIliad.
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Prraa.tuff~ and Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO, July, a.-Floar-
s. ia 4.5a; s5lT'eTline, s.. tssa4la
Wheat Shipping. $l-Sis. for No. ! AMI
s-s-'ss I.5o5s for cHcice, milling Si.5siztf
l4zlg
T.arley-Feed. 7saSc: choke bright. SEA
G 81, brewing. a5cftslo-'s tor new
c8ts-ConuCn white, &sc1Sl .5.1z good
10 choice sLlelgi. ~. fancy fessd. 81 -5'9ll-3i.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks, 2sl2; wheat, cen-
tails 7se>. barley C@n5ais. 1.1sa. oats,
eeutals. "a. potatoes. SACKS. 20, onions.
sacks, 40. hay. tons. 80 straw, TONS II,
wool bales -. wine. gallons. St,"s.
Produce. Frnits, Etc.
Nf!s.uffs- MiddlingS SIsQI pfr ton:
California aran. Ns4lAa@. Oregon orAh,
Hay-Whea,. $50. wheat and cat. $50
ali. oaf. = ssss $50. river barley. Sslfs bar
ley Ss19. alfalfa second eating. Nfe.Fl,
clover Sssgs. stock ssI3. coEnrfees z.ed
wat $3.50 1870. straw. per bale $50 &c
eEStable@-New Tots toes IN boxes ~
sfl Per csn-al. 30 H. s3cAs. @ag@tc re. sit-
Ser sssu enlcra. .a2Sse per cfsss.e4, tsAs
cucumcers. $50 nc per oox. dried E~-pFsr.
efsIc pr pound: garlic. l5s&it-s per -;
green peas =. 921sc per 20. s;I...ag i~sa0s.
lifs-t-c PER ~: bay squash, zsa35sc pr
box. green cornv Es~c@Si yer SICK, green
I.~ppeF 3 tx; sgg psaai' ffee; green
F'rtlft~-Appies, snail box. 3se9@se: ap-
pies large ho&, &s4ssc. royal apr3c0-s. =
s7@ssc per box, fsonzwoTtn stra~6arrlesr
SsS95a per crest. large sra vslfsTTles. Sc
: pr ernest. bitC AGsTrfss. g ssz2%.si pr
chest. raasptsrris-s kfzt-aa per ctsesi. can
ta9ouges s. ss1- = pr crate. c5frrant%, s.
- p~sr chest. dgs. 2ssSsc per small BOX
Go. Ft15sAc pr large box PEACHES -ssfss@s
pr tox; pl11gEs 1sssssss Per box. wafsr-
melons. ss4ls per hundred: Valencia
orange S99I2-s9 Per box, Mexican A.9zs.
SOS p pr t-ox; COMMON California l4rr,-
oa- 81 sss93 fancy CxA:or.-A .sEnCgss, S1-s9
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Rags Re Ne. :. afoat, az sc: 10 bags
M4rSca{bc. at ~
SaSsAr-tsAw, Aryas refined. arm.
Metals.
exchange. $7Is3Il@1 -
>.kIS Lrea-->treag; southern. s. assff -.
Iia-~Dlli; Straits, So ~: mates.
S2cltcr-<eufes at 81 Asss
I.aad-Strca~. txt-hars-s, e. --s,e S-sr.
brokers, $AA ''e"'s'-s'
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The following prizes arc hslnr oes.~,.,
% the producers by local dealers 90
livery n roand lots on she dock or In he
ear az Seattle.
GvaIn-Puget sound cats. SIS. hsrt...
S.-8ts par ton: wheat. chicken feed g.,
H.des Pe3gs and raslog-Eesyv aS7--..
steers. over X lbs, IS, medium per -
5sn. under 46 lbs - Per IL. $50
COWS. 5c. liEat &&g6sc sailed ksps 4E5e -
calf ,ser 70 II; green hides. 1c less ~
~altes, d-y hides. ger y @SE12c. c.s-S =
above one-thirt less, dry elks pr p, 80
&c dry SetT skins. summer, PEI =. tSff -
good winter. 80 lSc, poor and Thin Ntnra~'
ssf>c. sheep aeits long wool. T5-st>St,- rrsf.,.'
trr wool "a s5c. wcol Western W.~st,,--
;on. cleaned. leGi2e. dirty. eN1c PEI u. al
laW @sl3ssC.
stasS. G. steers &sSsec. choice sheen -
good hoes 4'4c calves dressed. large. e.
small ST..
k,exs- Ranch. 1sf31-c-
PoGlsry-C hlckers. ioc per II. uva
weight
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Reduced Rate. go the Eusf

From July Il 30 T. inclusive. ard every
Monday and TharSsay thereafter % to
ard including Monday, Angus; 2 the
Northern Paeific w5ii make the following
tavS rates 20 the East: To Ssogsx Cifv
omaha ard kansas CITY S. ~. -. roofa
go s. ga1i ard Ch}csEa. 81. Cali az m.
Northern Pacific Offices SEATTLE. for an
f.artsculars T. a Sadeau. General Agar,t
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UrPiioT STERED TOURIST CARS aaify
~ s. Paal Wednesdays 20 Boston avn
sundays - Toronto without change
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE DAIRY At
A NJ
ACNrfTCE~%T : STEAMERS ON LAKE,
SUPERIOR. isaetrN Fer Wl-Gsas f~-
owen Sound on Thursdays ana Sun.tses
and tor Windsor every Tuesday. M.sfS
anH birth included Gn sseau ierS Wttn4.,t.
s,ytrt clarke Oh 81 FirSt -eisSs tickets
MONTHLY STEAMERS - H0ro.al.
ar,i Australia. AND every g2ree sr~As -
Caina and Japan
For rates ara other Information asr7.}y 20
r. y. AGIN%fS
Freight ana Passenger Age1t tss' FIRST a..
C,Y go e ! tN1HI-E
District Passenger Agent. NsucoHvcr, h.
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Regatta AT >ef3un.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-T Intelligence
NELSON. e. e. Jgly -@}.-~Asfaugemsn MIS-
have been made fgr grand regatta 10
take place ~ Nelson On August :. ard
tins pros-r anime Will include All manner Of
aquatic srortR. An Illuminated boat pa
raAe Will take place la the evening.
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MnKriaue IT RIfkrifIA

Special Dispatch u the Post-fnteiiirencer.
kITzVIi.LE. July fa-Ir u. IT, Nor
gan and Miss Matte Miller. % Water
vile. were united ia marriage AT this
place today By Justice Of the Peace -.
J. Zint
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PoRT ORCHARD ROUTE

Steamer MARY F.. PERLEY
Leaves ffslt,rzsIah's dock. foot OF W8sning-
ton street for SWAN sfgsr, - - f.i',s goa.
- g $50, Yard CHARLESTON Sidney. at
so n 40 .. m. Sundays. 20" p. m
Returning. leaves sidney al $40 9 m.
4 Is p. m: Navy Yard, q" a. m, i--sSs 2,
- Gsss.rsaz~ nights leave Sidney. s.to
e'~lo<sr Navy Yard. s.l8 Telephone. Red
ii (,rer Tor charter on Sundays.
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II you SIRE yau should have the Post
Inte}1gencsr seu+ ~ ynr. II vii COS,
nothing extra csil 81 our office and have
yogr address, changed.
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Sax JrAN ISLANDS.

gTTFAMFsR LYDIA THUMPSON.
Carving United States mail. leaves cay
af.sk foot of Main street Monday.
wednesday and Friday ~ I a. m for Port
,rownsessG San Juan Islands and New
yrhatcoTn Returning leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. az
p m ) r Thompson manager-owner.
LilIy Bogardus & Co, agents. City dock.
sTefeuhone. Main 81.
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Take Seattle & international at % l.
n to Nsckershsn; transfer 70 STAGE
miles. steamer on Lake Wnafcoya. electric
rueter to New Whatcom. arriving al ala
r IN Henry Singer. manager Stage Lgae.
W,eke-shani. Wash
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER. "

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily, except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER Fly FIR.
Regular daily trips. Seattie-TacoIna
r3ssta as follows.
TAKING EFFECT Tt E3DAY. MAY ;.
TIME GARD.
Leave seattle-7:ii. ills a. m; Z:i5. chs
p. n. -
Leave Tacoraa--sssb a. m; |, 40. y. IA.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seat,le--7:S0 a. NJ. u m. 5 y. m.
f<.age Taeanna--s.g a. m. $50. $50 p. IN.
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
eofna. and Commercial dock, foot OF Ma
ron street, Seattle.
NashingtGG.
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p,CIFtC COAST STEAMSHIP 90.

The company's elegant steamers Tina
siiia, City Of Puehia and Waiia
Wails leave seattle for San Francisco,
via Port Townsend and Victoria. h. G., ~
sa, m. jay g. 4 h. IL. g. % August ?. :.
~ II, e. e. September /. s. II. Is. II y.
Due III San Francisco. 3; m, July s, IL. is,
n Is II, AIgstst 5. H. II. ~ y. 80 Sepiem-
hrr 4 o. IL H. a. -. Leave san Fran
cisco for Seattle. via Victoria. Il. G.. and
Port ToxnseDd At a. m. June 81 july ).
10 Il. y. .. 70. August 4 9, Ia -. "a -
September 3 s. II. IS - -. Due AT Seat
tie r. m, July ;, s. II. IS. d 2s August :, !,
Il Il, = q, September /. 6. II. Ii. q. D.
October l.
The. elegant steamers Queen, CIT. Of
Topeka. Mexico and Af-kt leave Seat
lie for Alaska al . a. m. june =. August
as t. Il, q. ~ September l. 3. H. II. q
D. Due back M Seattle july 10 IS - -
NJ August g. 3. a. Is - % september 8. $.
u Is .. ~ October 5. s rhe company
reserves right to change. without previous
motto. steamers. sailing dates and hours
Of siiins
j r. TRowBRIDGE. r. s. sup,.. Ocean
deck Seattle
C. II. j. STOL.TENBER6i. Ticket Agent
- First avenue. Seattle
G0OpALI.. PERKINS & CO. General
yeats. San Francisco.
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!, 81 ., s-snsnss slt34 PER aanch; rineapples,
S-sessS sssF dozen, Smyrna ss=<S ieggl4 per
s'3s..aa, fsgsla1s dates. - pr poana.
naszeT-t aEssy crea mary, 1Stac. do So
1sc.
chess Fancy MID new. s: fair to
Soea e, - Salifo~nta cream. l1ssi2c:
Young AIssfTtca, - stc. Eastern l25i*,
EGGS Rs nca-isssssc per saz. store. fssssa
IA; Eastern. i-esi4e. dssck ID.
vr oi ~ i've s,rs ssFSsy seos,srS lsI!s
rc0sterS. sssf4 -. young ,~s,Ssers ssss "A.
small sroilesS Szssas large hrgsile~s sss5T -.
fvyers, s ssati seese. s5csis per pair. sos
hngS, 1scslsl-5 per pair. pigec<ss. SILL IS
per dozen. -'--'
Closing Quotations.
waeat-F1rn: peoeu1ber. sI.sss. May.
s. Il sid ''
Barley-Strong December. sc.
sorr-I1arse yellow. nominal
Bvan-Califoraia. SlsusASa.
Wool and Hops.
Woos-Sprsug. choice foothill, ssatsc:
staple rae. Nevada, asfiic. oregon. lasss
Use, Northern, l&afsc
Hops-Crcn OF IS~. auosahle al sat9c.
Financial.
SILVER bars =. . sasi ORA fts-SiEhs -. ITss
Mex. dolls. ..isaa4s Telegraph :. =. -
Mining stocks.
sits -. .-.... Jaiss 80. .-.- 49,. -.
AGkaa ton. III Il.-sssCe
Andes. -. -. Is kenfuct0 Con. :.
bcicher 80. .. -. - Lady Wash. Con.
Belle Isle . " lMexican - . -
Essc & Selchsr. IL Moat,. .,.. -. :. =.
Boiie Con. ...... .iMf. piahlo -. =. -.
Bullion ..-- 49,. :. SNava4o 80. 49,. =.
Bulwer Con-. -. = 9ccsden,al Con :. .
Caledonia - :. :. 4 Aphtt' .... -. 80 *
Challenge Con- 81 eyernsn =. =. 49, =.
thGl!ar -. 81 '0Ios4- ..... -
&ofaflfface ..-sfta savage -
Con. Cal. & Va. .lsll Scorpion O.. 49,. -.
Con. Imperial -. Sierra Nevada. :. 6a
Con. New York :. Il Silver I'M. -. =. =
Crown Point =. :. - Silver King 80. ..
ExchegEer =. 49,. 2,tfuio}1 Cen. =. -. "A
Gould Il Cure -. 81 Utah Con. .. -.
Grand Prize e.. :. yellow Iacksa -. -
Hale & Norcross. s5sStangiard 49,. e. liz
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FOREIGN MsRhETs.
ucial.

LONDON, July al.-Consols liz isis; sill
Yer. ?. s-1sd
NEW YORK. July 2n-The Evening
POST london financial CahieeFRm SAYS
The stock markets were stasnAnt today
ne only semblance of business was In
americans. and this Was only trihfns
No" that the conference committee na,
agreed on the tariff hill. il is felt that tme
only bun point fer the moment In Atnert-
cans u President MchlnleSS promised
currency message. Atchison adjustments
are being bought here.
Foreign stocks were fiat and tho Paris
and Berlin markets We're quiet.
RrradstulIs.
LIVERPOOL. July -aa-4Wheat Firm.
No. ! standard California. 3Ss. c<lrxoes of
coast, iirm, eargOtss on passage. buyers
and sellers apart. English country mar
k~ts, arm; Liverpool wheat, no. 1 Cali
foruia. IS sizds1ss iet; wheat in PARIS.
firm, -four in Paris, firm
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ITO. for ktlousiyk@,

Schooner MOONLIGHT leaves for 81. MI
ehsets July 2. Fare Ger. Apply 10
Oceanic Packing Co, -ls Bailey building.
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SEATTLE AND TACOMA
n0FrTF

Take steamer BAY cry for Anacortes.
Fatrhaverl or Whafcom- LeaFFs s.3ifsIfl :
c.aI dock. Tacoma. 9. m Clty saocS
foo, Main street. Seattle. ?. m. ,.- 80
Thurs. ard Saf Returning leaves W bat
com D. m; FsIrhaven. sl5 p m ans
ADscortes - T., n. sun. " 80, aIaH
FRI. Farss-Seaff}e s.. Or I'D Fobb" ti'p'
49, " W, n. ELLIS.
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l.. y. TRANSPORTATION co.
Weekly Time card-skagie River Route

Steamer Champaign leaves Seattle Tues
day July -. al a. m; Thursday. July -
al A M Saturday. July 81 al 9 a. m
Leaves Mount Vernon Wednesday. July II
at g. m Friday. July %. AZ ? p. M: sun
day Jtsis y n y. m. Calling at Everett
Thursday going north Calling at Tulaiip
S;anwood. Fir Shagit City, Mount Vernon
ard Avon. City Dock-Steamers for all
points on the Sound. Open all night. Tel
ephone Main 81.
H Il MCDONALD Master
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KRrSE s. s. LINE.

Steamer Cleveland leaves San Francisco
for Seattle Sunday. July % at ? a. m.
Fare: Cabin $3.50; steerage, Afsi Steamer
I.akme leaves San Francisco regularly for
Seattle and Tacoma. Freight 81 per ton.
f.. r. GAME. Agent
Arlington Dock
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK July 9--The stock mar
ket, after CO. siderable ,sarly strength,
closed frrn h.si1w the best prices bgt at
fractional net gains. The strength in S0-
EAR, Lad and Tobacco WAS in anticipation
of benefits TO b. derived from The new tar
If. Lead. common and preferred scored
an extreme rise of : per cent. on enormous
dealings. Common. however later lost half
OF it's gains.
Generally speaking the industriais were
nrm, on tho winding up o. the tariff bill.
Changers slid on somewhat on prnfit tax
ing. but the list entirely dlsregaTdssi Iois-
dons changed attitude III selling Ameri-
cans. Generally spea king fractional re-
ceSSlonS followed the noon hour on sue
Cessful traders turning profits into hank
deposits Profits were marked upward
but the tendency TO advance was checked
prompt conclusion OF the tarf bill and
runors of the possibility Of the export OF
gold. due to the large ante-tsriff bill i'm
portations.
The bond market continued 10 advance
toward high level of purchases. which
included a moderate sprinkinS Of the SILT
edged ISSUES. The inquiry for continental
account was mainly centercd In the speca-
iat4ve meetings. with changes mainly mar
row. The aggregate sales were *, 5ae 0ce
Government bonds We're pressed for sale
and yielded a fraction on sales % Sl0.os1
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy. al ] per cent: last
loan. l per cent. closed, offered, At | per
cent, prime mercantile paper Gsli per
cent. sterling exchange. fii'mer with act
ual business In bankers bills al SASH. N
i.ssis tor acmand, and $4.ssA4 a. sti1 for "a
days: posted rates. SiS15i4 Mta and 81 SSGs
Gates. oea4 leessc bar silver eoisc. Mexican
dollars sS7sc
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
Club. SIC. blue stem, s9c.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. July Notwithstanding
price: No. ! club, sc; No. blue stem. 1gc:
export price nominal
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PORTLAND " HEAT MsRkET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. July 2o.-Wheat-wslls
Walia, 65c; valley, sSc.
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a5c~DAIf.Y BOAT TO TACoMA~25c.
Steamer Glide will leave city dock daily
except Monday az a. m. for Tacoma. Re-
turning. win leave TacomS at $50 T. m.
from Commercial dock. Tuesday. Thurs
day and SATURDAY. via west passage. We'd
nesday and Friday stopping at Nashon
and Chautauqua.
j T. WANDER HOEF. Master.
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SEATTL LIE. ANAcORTES. FATRHAvES.
WHATCOM AND BLAINE
Connecting al Whztcorr with steamer for
POINT Roberts. Steamer George r. Starr
leaves Seaffss AZ r. n Mondays we1-
fssdzys ana Fridays. connecting a. ana
CORES ~lta train for wo<5iey Sg1ro E.y-
man and Hamilton, arriving nj Wha*cora
3 n leaves Whatcarn for Blaine a. n.
Returning; leaves Blaine O. rs leaves
Wh5teorn 3. III. Tuesdays Thursdays ard
saturdays arriving az SEATTLE an ! a. IN
Arlington Dock Telephone, Pike -
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGT0S ROUTE
STEAMER a r. ROBINSON
Carrying l.. 8 Mail
On Port Orchard ara PORT Washington
route leaves City dock foot Of Man
street s:5s a IA, calling at South Beach,
BeFcheli Brick Yard Esegnerton- l.. ;.
EaVy Yard Sidney. Charleston, Tracytos1.
t,t.ico- siiyertaie Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at 2 p. m: arrives Seattle az
y. m T. -. Robinson master. LAZY.
i.osardus Co. agents Telephone
Main -
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TACOMA.
SEATTLE. TACOMA
VANCOUVER. II. G.

Take steamer Utopia for Port Townsend.
Anacorscs. Whatcon. BLAINE and VAN
CoTNER.
Leaves Ycsler wharf Mondays and
Thursdays. y. m. Blaine s.; Vancouver,
81. For Information. Yesler dock.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.

HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
& :. MAIL.
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock foot Of Washing
tom street. Tuesdays. Thursday and Sat
uriays AT : o'clock q. m. for Kingston.
Port Gamble. Seabeck. Rrinnon. Holly.
Dewatto. Liilisaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union city. Returns alternate days.
II. TROUTMAN. Master.
Teiapbone Red Isl.
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HGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM,
SHIP COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE.

Seamer city OF Kingston between Ia
sens, Wash. and Victoria. T. G
..hpmLN N Tacoma lii0Ari 4.lapnD
.sNpmlLv N SEATTLE - Ar e:lSpm
ts.sam Lv 12Pi. Townsend y Ar II :lsa n,
ssarn Ar lie Victoria NJ Lvi s3stn
Tally except sunday
IBIS steamer furnishes fITSt-clas~ accom-
seaaiioEs carrying both freight and
ssss.ngers ana leaves from Ye-iar wharf
sssAste. Tor Victoria. at a;So +. m. and for
s.eena al y. IN,
Passengers for Victoria can orctnv
ssieFoonas until A. m
fw rates, tickets. exc. inquire of
g. +. rHoRNDYKE,
Agent. fe<ler wharf, Seattle
A. NAnEAU.
General Agent y T. Ry.. Seattle.
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MEXICO
VI vail from Puget sound on July -
81 excursion voyage 10 Alaska and
Gal at all points of interest TO which
NMarsion steamer Queen is scheduled.
Knll Information call on or address
h. ]. Stoitenberg. city ticket agent,
efrst avenue;
" j. F. Trowbridge Puget sound SUI
Fsaisndent. Ocean dock Seattle.
GoODAlL. PERKINS & CO. General
Asnss. San Francisco. Cal.
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MEXICO FOR ALASKA.


Pseihc Coast Steamship Company = large
81 commodous passenger steamer
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tered Whea: feet in port has registered tonnage Of
1O10O, against % 200 TONS same date last year;
disengaged 939U0 tons, against "a, 57o on the way
10 this port, 269 $50 tons, against 211, 6OO.
WHEAT-Quota ions for spot Wheat are main-
tanned without difficulty, though trade Is dull.
Futures fuctuate around 81 "a as sort OF pivotal
point.
Quoted at ST. 271aGl 321s for common grades
choice and 81 40 @l 42Ha for extra choice mill
ing: Sonora 81 35t@1 371z for No. and 81 40
@l 4212 for milling.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-December-
2O0O GUS. 81 271s; 10000. 81 271a; $4,000,
81 2714; 40.OOU, 81 273s.
SECOND SFssIoN-December-400 ctls, 81 26Ts
24,OcO 81 271s: 24.OUO, 81 81.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION December -
900 cts 81 271s: 10000. 81 2714; 10000
81 273s
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Msy--200U ctls, 81 49,
December-eO0o. 81 21!a; 2O0O 81 27ss; 10000
81 27L.
BARLEY-Feed is very firm, with fair de-
mand Feed, 721a@75c . ctl; choice bright, 1874
@7712c; Brewing, SO@S5c.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:l5 oclock-No sales.
20OU 743sc.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 5000 ctls,
7514c 2U0U. 7sSsc
quotations Puget Sound, 81 30@1 40 = ctl; good
choice, 81 l21a0) 20: common, $1@l O712.
Clipped Oats sell $l@2 y ton over the raw
product.
CORN-smalI round Yellow is scarce and firm
at further advance. No other changes he
ceipts from the East are increasing Large Yel-
low $1@l O21a p ctl Small Round do, 81 TO-;
White Sh@90c p ctL
RYE-Is duh. as usual. at 771s@s21ac p ctl.
BUCKWHEAr-Is nominal at ABOUT 81 25@
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