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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-13
cIyIL SERVICE REPORT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The 18th an
nual report of the civil service commits
sion. covering the past fiscal year. has
been submitted to the president. 1t
reviews the growth of the govern
ment's civil service. the efforts of the
commission to eradicate partisanship
in federal offices, and important civil
service reforms and extensions con-
templated.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-13
NOTHING BUT TARIFF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.--It is reported
on what seems to be excellent author
ity that Speaker Reed and Chairman
Dingley, of the ways and means COM
mittee, have reached an agreement to
permit no legislation at the extra ses-
sion except the tariff bill. This is to
be done to prevent swamping the new
congress with appropriations and leg
islation which requires money.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-13

Benton d. Hatcher, cashier of the
Northwestern national bank at Great
Falls, Mont, is charged with stealing
$3.50, 900 from the institution, causing
its SusnensiOn
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-13

Soothing, and not irritating; strength
enlng, and not weakening; small, but
effective-such are the qualities of De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. Crist q Day. l-26-ly
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-13

Mrs Cleveland, assisted by the wife
of Vice President Stevenson and the
wives of the members of the cabinet,
gave farewell reception at the white
house on the 9th.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-13
PRoFESS SIoNAL
E. J. WESTERHOUSE.

Attorney-at-law. Will pi actice I'm all courts
OF the state. Prompt attention given to collec-
! ions. Wellington, Mo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-19

Flour. quarter sacks 9 ss5; do Oregon,
ea. Wheat. csBlals. G-ls5. do Oregon.
7ita. barley. 1entals, ESQ. cats. cenEais,
81 @5 Go oregon. sac. beans. sacks. as.
corn. Centals. 40; do Eastern. 2s9, poi a.
toes. sacks. $3.50. onions, sacks, 22g0. bran.
SACHS. 2-7I. do oregon. 2So Fuiddnngs.
sacks. leo, 90 Oregon, 50, hay toms. AL.
straw. tons 5; hops. bales, IT.. DO Oregon,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-19
TRANSIT GOES T0ASIA
CENTRAL AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
on A NEW Run.
She Makes Her Last Voyage Under
Charter TO the Puget sound and
Central Americas steamship Conn
psny-Auofher vessel 80 he Sc
cured for che Growing Trade
With the south.

The steamship Transit arrived at -
o'clock yesterday morning frsgn what will
be her last voyage To Central America
under charter 10 The P,sEet sound and
Central America Steamship Company.
She brought as cargo eTS sacks ~ coffee.
% which SO sacks were Ear san Francisco
and the balance for seattle
The charter under which the Transit has
been operated VIII expire IN a very short
time, 50 short, indeed. THAI IL weuld be
impossible for her 70 make ancthcr voy-
age under H. This charter VIII nos fhe
renewed After dischargfng her earso
here the Transit Will leave In a few DAYS
for China or Japan. where she VIII un-
Gergo Inspection. Her future arrange
uents viii depend upon the success 81 her
Norwegian owners ia getting charters.
The Puget Sound and Central America
Steamship Company does net By any
means propose 20 abandon tss business
which they have carefully wss&ea up 10
its present proportions. Thsy VIII char
ter another vessel 10 take the place Of the
Transit. as soen as such a charter can 30
effected. They have already arrangements
TO that end under way. bat do not care
TO give out the details. All THAI Mr..
Chilberg could say or the subject vas THAI
within six weeks another steamship
would be on the line. making regular voS-
ages for the company between Seattle
and South American ports.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The reports Of fighting between the
French and Siamese on the Mekung river
are confirmed.
Samuel r. Galloway was on Wednesday
elected president Of the Lake Shore A
Michigan Southern railway.
4 dividend Of per cent. has been de-
clsred IN favor Of the creditors Of the
Stock Growers National bank of Miles
CITY, Mont
Receivers have been appointed for the
Massachusetts BENEFIT Life Association,
and the company il enictned from dong
further business
Fire Tuesday destroyed the Gerry I.an
Der C0npanys yard az Eagle River. Wis.
with ID a98 90 feet of lumber. Loss s&asl.-
90: some insurance.
The cramp shipbuildirg Company has
ordered from the Carneale8 thirty tons or
diagonal armor. 20 be used In building ths
battleship Alabama.
= Berry wall IS row ez-'4kinR 81 the
dudes" lie has made a Small fortune Ia
stock speculation. and settled DOWN as
steady business man.
KID McPartiand knocked out Tom Nc
cure. og Coinrnbus. o. before the olympic
Athletic Club. At BuTalo. last night. after
one minute 81 hard lighting.
william G. Wilson. AGED e years. pro-
rrietor Of Wilson's circulating AhEafF. a.
Ile Walnut street. Philadelphia was
robbed and brutalF rEFdere1 last nlsht.
The British ship CilppeFton. from Aus
tralla 70 San Francisco. brought ia a6ti-
tIan g. Ser coal cargo, q Inssfeiss pf1us cob
lection * Wild birds and animals from The
snilpodes.
Feslsa me T7-year-0id daughter Of Isn
KooueM az Columbia Ala ~ mistake
brushed her teeth with furniture polish
containing corrosive F0saon. ana died -
canvulsloHs.
A man named Salisbury was Injured in
a freight WreF& at Cow Greek 0Te oa tfF
Southern Pacific. Meudag ard Jffry
OXEN. a miner Il Deer City. Anut.s was
seriously injured.
Nrae Noraf~a fas celebrated opera
Singer. has quite recog red ff3I Aer re-
cert sn4tsgsaslflan ard nss gore ~ Paris
81 roufs fsr KruEenaca, Prussia. where
sra Rla take tna waters.
Eszeofr Eaannetsrrer. q recent sfriEaI
a. zan Franesseo from TIE East, etsims
tha block In that city on montgomery
between Bash and Fiio stfeetss ans
shows q deed % prove u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-19

morning instead OF the weakness GER
crafty expected This was followed ID
y runaors Of \ big 5anp in eare Prices
A. Paris that market being closed en-
account es 4 holiday. On top Of these
factors was big demand from foreign
hoes@S, reports being that al OF last
nights Offers 20 the ether side had been
accepted, Spring wheat news also
brought IN lots q buying orders. Il being
considered q very hulIixA report ey the
trade, as the weather IS too cold ana wet
lot harvesting preparations. Net II years
las there been such an extraordinary
movement IN wheat values as took place
io1ay. Even the cid traders were asnszea
at the stubborn advances. while those
who have heretofore doubted the dollar
whe7t theory were obliged 70 admit there
WAS every prospect Of september reach
supply and demand. The Official market
closed al net advance CT 44aSc On
on the curb September sold from ssaSc
down 70 s984c- Corn advanced 5s9@ae. and
oats advanced sc for the GAY.
General Quotations.
Fiour-Recsipts. 1855; exports. LIZ
barrels Strong and higher on the big
rise IN wheat; Minnesota patents. $50
$50; Go bakers ssffAa =, winter patents.
Trass S--sfE,95; co low grades. &-e5s52-S0
Whsat-heceipSs. ns.sea Spot strong:
s So r ~ , ssS 49, ops i Opened
sattonal advance later in the day on large
export buying. heavy covering ard bad
spring wheat news. closing 4aaSc net
higher; No. red August closed $50;
September. s1ia 494s.c. closed @54c.
Hops-laatet-
Weol-Sfrong.
Petroieum-DuIi; nominal.
Coffee - options opened steady. IN
changed TO 10 points higher; closed
steady. 5Gla points net decline. Sales.
f75o bags. including: September. s.s0c.
November, 6.e0c: Nav, lice. Spot coffee
dull; No. invoice. &c: 5ohblng, Tee, mild
easy: Cordova. ass0lsisc.
Sugar-Raw firm.
Metals.
Pig Iron-<9uiet: Southern, sS50Tle.s5;
Northern. SO 59GIaaS.
CoppeF-Strong: brokers. SIl3s; ex-
change. SLI0Iii25
Lead-Ssrons; brokers. s3.sa: exchange.
s3.S5sS .S71x.
Tin-Easier: straits. sls.saala: plates
quiet.
spelter-ouiet at A2594s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-19

The rscsl market was active yesterday.
bat the day was not as good one as 20
ing ire past few days. Wheat enotatsons
are SEC ard sc, but none Is being offered
a. that price ard nsia men are not able 10
get any AZ such agaTes- Farmsrs are aoao-
ing on TO Il Like a E1iSer with his sol1-
Jabbinx quotations.
The following were the 3obS.nx Quota
tons Of wholesale dealers yesterday:
sugar. fioar and toaee-
Sugar Co5bsnsl-Go.den &C. In bhls. per
70. SIC; extra &C. In bbls. per 10. &c
dry grsnulatea. IN bbls. per ID. sisc. cube
los e" ete ao56g spot Pssa p'i Rsssient
s4.75: Novelty A, s4s5: California brands.
ss.se. buekwheat -four. per Dbl $. per
sw, $ Isas4; graham. per Dbl 80 q
bbl 81 %, or lo-ib sacks, g 50 per cwt,
rye meal. Per bbi. s4.2s; per cwt, s2Ss,
rolled oats. per Dbl. ttzFa.So; ho.nlny Per
faxed wheat. - % per case; whole wheat I,
sacks. &c; 2S-l6 boxes. sl4o; split peas. per
Eeai: yellow. los, use: sos. us: white
IL as: % SIS; faxed horniny. eo-S'
sse og java 9ns,G tn sass pr e a.
choice. per N. sc. Roastsd--Areucklss :
IA ls-l5 cases, per cwt. si2 IS; so-lo cases g
Java s" r. g. ssI D. cases PR s sack. sss
Alden Mocha. s7llc: Caracola. z7ize. Guais-
m1ala. Re: ground coffes. IsG21c; l4on. Los
sA-.os, Sos. 81. 75 3ss. ti2. IS.
Meats, Provisions and Fish,
steer osef, 5izGsc per ID; mutton, &c per 10
pg,a. b7ze per 10, veal. &C per To- ,.t..
Provisions Qobhing)-Hams. large n,sc.
pans PANS. small HE; Breakfast bacon lie'
Fresh Fish 6obbing)-Hanout. soc;
ssssilaon. 4Q5c; salmon trout. SCI nount9,s 49,
s1ssc: soles. 4c rock cod. &c: plaes
izszg1sc: shr.mps. i6c
butter, Cheese, Eggs and Pouitry'
Butter - Ranch, 1e015c; Washington
reaneries. 2-lo prints ls0lsc.
,o. Cneese oobbing)-Nasivs washington
Esss oobbing,- 0Gzc.
Poultry Ooobingt-CmckenA foQilc; i've
weight; dressed chicke Is. l2lsc
Vegetables and Fruit
Potatoes 0obbing)-New potatoes. ssdl
Vegetables Oobbing)-Native peas, &c:
rev California onions. silver skins. sl44
i i per loe lbs; beets. &c per sack: cab
l0c per doz; cGcumbers, dollhouse. lec per
1oz; dollhouse tomatoes. 9el6oc per box;
Nenatches tomatoes. teel5oc; green corn.
SQioc per doz; sweet potatoes, 50 per box
Green Fruits Uoob4nx f--i -eEii. So tan
California. 50 50a45o: selects. s51350: new
native Astrakhan apples, 5sI55c: com
Gravensteins. 81. Wenatchee apples SIG
] 25; bananas saG2.5o; oranges. fancy Val
encias s.. sega: fancy Tardiff, $50 3 50. Med
iterrsnean. sweets. s2l259. blackberries.
81 per crate; California peaches, craw
foTds. 65ft75c per box; oregon Crawfords.
5o06Sc; Wenatchee peaches. 5e1lsoc per box:
Bartlett pears, So3e0c per box, peach
piums. 25135c: California plums. &c per
box; crab apples, 35I40c.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay 0obbingl-Puget sound. per ton.
s.: Eastern Washington timothy, sl29l3,
alfalfa s..
Oats dobhingl-$22.
Wheat-sA.
Ba-isy Uobblng)-Rolled or ground, per
ton, SO.
corn-whole. s21Q22: cracked. $21G22: feed
meal s2l12.
Millstuffs Oobhingl-Bran, per ton. sA;
shorts, per ton. 81.
Feed-Chopped feed. s17Gls per ton: mid
dlings, per ton, 81. oil cake meal. per ton,
$50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-19
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The Japanese steamer Yamaguchi Maru
IS az the Oregon Improvement Company
bunkers. taking on coal
Ship Bonanza. loaded with 800 tons 81
Newcastle and Franklin coal sailed yes
terday morning for San Francisco.
The bark Shirley was lowed In last night
by a tug from Tacoma ard IS now on tie
berth at LILLY, Bogarsius A Co.'S dock She
VIII be put on the run 10 Dyca ana skag-
uay.
Schooner Ida Schuauer IL az the City
dock discharging atty tons OF dynamite
from San Francisco. consigned 10 Schwa-
bacher Bros. e. Co, George u. Adsir and
other firms in this city.
Tug Wanderer having In tow A four
rnsSted schooner for Tacoma dropped
into Seattle yesterday afternoon long
enough 70 take on a supply Of coal for
fuel at the Oregon improvement Com
uanxs@ hurkaFg
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MARINE MEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Is.--Arrived-
Str Columbia, from Portland and Astoria;
str Washtenaw, from Tacoma; ok Germa-
mia, from Whatcoms schr Printer, fFum
Gray's harbor; schr Neptune. from Ever
eft. Sailed-Str Northfork, FOR ST. MI
chaers. str Empire. for Coos bay; SIR Mars
Island, for St MichaePs; schr coquilie, for
Coquiile river.
ASTORIA. Aug. fT.-Br sh Andreta.
from Newoastle, y. s. W.
GIBRALTAR. July 1a.-Arrlved-cser blk
Arhold from Vancouver
PORT PIRfF. Aug. I6-Arrived--Br blk
North Brook from Port Blakeiey.
YOKOHAMA. july 7i.-Ssiled-Rr sh
Monk barns for Oregon.
PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. h.--Schooner
EcIipse. from Tacoma for Ventura. re-
turned here waterlogged.
SAN DIEGO Aug. iS.--T'he four-masted
ship Metropolis, from Newcastle, y, =.
w arrived here today. The ship City OF
Athens sailed AT noon for Liverpool with
1 so tons of wheat.
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wasuiSoroN's FINE CLOVER.
More Than SIX Feet and q Half High
on WILDLY Island.

Harrison Hays a Well-known raneher
On WILDLY island. called ~ the once q
fs,s Post Ia sells gsncer yesterday with sam
rles OF his products. "a the shape Of early
clover and a fes samples q fresh apples.
S.rne three years ago Ar. Hays send East
for a variety Ct yellow ;ransEa rent Rus
So annse which this year bears fruit Ia
sv~gst sbuudsres. Il + the arst % tts kind
.s3ssa in tais state. Ills clover, he reports.
- A. sxeeIlesst shape having brought IA
sa~piss q the red variety. averaging 9
faat : inches h. height
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SEATTLE. ANAcORTEs rArRHAyrv
WEATCCM AND gLArNr
connecting at Whafcon with stearnar 20
Point ko6-rfs Steamer Gegrx@ 3 g-a-
leaves Seattle at .. IN Monday. w.
nesdays and Fridays. connecting a. 49,
corIss with train for Wooilsy. Sasro -
man and Hamilton. arriving AT Wnatr--v,
O. H.. leaves Whatcofn for Blaine 6 /. -
Returning. leaves Blaine D. m sest ~.
Whatcom D. m Tuesdays. Yhurwssay y. !. -
Saturdays. arriving al Seattle a. -
Steamer IDAHO leaves for Port Tovrrsa~x
and way ports daily. except snnltaw -, 80
o. M Sunday. direct At 9 a. IA ressyrrs,x
direct. leaves Port Townsend AZ Z
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Total sales


Hleh water mark f1- ths season was
reached IN the wheat market teviaE, uo[
transactions as well Prices Sd FaGcs3
&C 10 Sc fer the day. ana sales reached
the big total e l4gl@@0 bushels Excite
rnent prevailed IN the market xrcn start
20 finish. bat particularly II TIE !asz
kour when wheat advances o@g&sEse 50
rapid that frequently the fEsct "a tlcIas
were marked by &c fractions Instead g
sse and f-ISc changes inAf aFs 9tdsE3srl4y
done The LOT 81 operators who E&Fe
been aghtgnZ sse advance al Gay were
agAia ire foremost buyers IN IRE &fteF-
nsrsF The phenomenal upwaFd move
meat ard the scarcely 81 wheat for sale
fairly staggered them The demand HAz
particularly active IA ths D-seEufssT efs-
ftar whtrh from 3 discount OF Is&C under
SerfeHn her az the stETg nSrTo~a6 TIE ots-
ference 20 "a AZ fas ca@Se- III t9t@i
range OE September vas from Sf-2c 70
So against $50. the lowest pFscr q
yesterday. ard s-1sc tbs pTes4ous high
netcA - TIE season
TIE advance to-day began wltr ser
sat1oGal rise Ia Llysrg@oa gGstats@Eas in1s
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TaronEa sIne States.

-ss Sorfh -wsssers Line comprises Over
ssa v~slss o. perfectly equipped railway
fsgg~of~ fawm Wisconsin,. Michigan
5000 North Dakota. SoEth Dakota
.-s-asks and Wyoming. IL operates fhs
- trmf-s a the Sori6. TIE service 20
1890 sTIwauksa and a. TIE principal
~..Saz ~ TIE East and Southeast cannst
- ssrsa ssed TrsLst sn saving year ticket
ga TIE Nerga- western r. -. Psrksr.
sSrarrs.clal AGENT. 81 Farsi syeazs. sea-.
tlA-
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san JUAN IsLANps.

Carrying United States mall. leaves City
dock. foot OF Main street Monday
"Wednesday and Friday at a. m. for Port
Townsend San Juan Islands and Now
Whafcon. Returning leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at
a, m. J. r. Thompson. manager owner.
Lilly, Bogardus 4 Co. agents. City dock.
Telephone Main 81
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Steamship Novo wlil SAT- from fan Fran
cisco AuEsss = from 5eatfls August =
making Slass caansrtlou - this meath u
Yakon wlkh river steamer fer D@ssoE
CTR. No delay. InQuIrs Z. = Came. agent
Ars.r xton dock, Seattle.
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TRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPANY.

.kssssSA SAsI4ANn AND EVANGEL.
=. Garland isaves Ves3ar 49, So SO.
"a =. seeAys ana Thursdays al li.0
szssr~s.r .ss Townsend. Port WtlHannN
GsxA.,.s seTs Angles. Pert Crescent
80 = ftsaI ClAllam T}sv and Mean
esssss..s. = go arrives az seartla S p m
ssizs a. - :, steamer Esauz,i leaves
= a. Victoria Mends,S N Iya.se.sss an
tAsr~.,a AZ So y us sfrs,s ssssss.
days az IN n =, '''S
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
II. =. MAIL.
CITE NER nET ia

Leaves Galbraith dock foot OF Washing
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursday and SAT-
urdays at 7 O'Clock a. m. for kingston
PORT Gamble. Seabech, Brinnon. Holly
Dewafto. Liiliwaup Falls. Hoodsport ana
Union City. Returns alternate days
y. TROUTMAN. Master.
Telephone Red ISL
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DTEA AND cHrLEooT PAss

II you are going via this route. YOU can
not anore 70 lake chances on getting your
The Kerry Lumber Company ia raal..
n knock-down boat that Il ~~ne-s-tsss
adapted for this trip. Don't fail 10 - -,
one and save yourself from two Ia 49,
weeks time on the trip. - tnfes
Telephone Main 100
Mills and factory on tide Aasa
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ERrHE g q LINE

Schooner W. r. wltzemann viii xail from
San Francisco for Seattle and Tacoma on
August g. 1897. connecting with steamers
for all Puget sound ports. Freight 81 per
ton. Through rates 20 all points
r. r. CAME, Agent. Arlington dock
Telephone Pike "a
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STERLING on London. sixty days A4:
stefA1ng On Lo1don. sight. stSA-
SILVER bars 49,. S2iSs Drzfrs-Sight -.
mex COS ia S4sSss Telegraph :. - q
Mining stocks,
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Quotations.
FOREIGN MARKETS.



LONDON. Aug. i-consols. liz 5-is; sill
yer. 2fizd.
NEIN YORK. Aug. 1s.-The Evening
Posts London financial cAhlegTarn says;
.Tybs sock markets opened girm here 40
eay bat closed rather dun, except for
Americans. where tfs reverse applies. The
inactive holiday season Is a. iis height
FEeffIrs were better. bat tire close was dull.
Tha continued slump in silver attracts at
fputfon. and silver stocks were n&t. There
were vague rtEncTs at tEe ciese OF fHIthef
Md news from Tndia TIE rumors afTecs-
"a prices. but there is probasiy no truth
f. them.
The Paris and Berlin markets were quiet.
Breadstuna.
LIVERPOOL. Aug N-Nheat--Ffrrn;
r1ygess ofT coast nothing dofng. csrgoes
~ "a ssaKs sellers az q decline q 3gSd.
F.nglisb country markets, hrn. French
country markets, 9uiet; Liverpool wheat.
No I California. Is l1Fs ttsd, wheat "a
paris. strang sour IN Paris. strong.
Cottaa--U glands. 4l-@sa.
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$500 NAVIGATION %
@e S2fc T. r~a-s y,-. -

EVERETT 4 -s~,,,,
.sa. =. -. ROUTE. . = ~"
hnF NzsAlnxton fss,-.s- Sd
sElrr1fsrssr' SATURDAY. AZ s. :, @''As
Fs.-Sss = la CON- ,.,,-v.x,
ssy ns ave seai;ls taay. except
- Narfz- aAa-k
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligsncer.
WALLA WALLA. Aug. l&-The wheat
market took another jump today. the price
going up 10 56c for bluestem and 75c for
club. There were very few farmers in
town and the sales were very light.
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zsc-DAfLY BOAT TO TACOMA,
B@sr Excursion Eoute-Tp trsr, via grex.
rassaEe, return via east side Fsshor isIs
sh1 steamer Glide VIII leave CITY sora
csiiy except Monday at a. m. Tor qFa~cs~
ma Returning, will leave Tacoma a. : A
z m from Commercial dock Ts.,ssxts,s
I thursday and Saturday via yves; nassaers:
sdnssdSy and Friday, stopping Al yssh
On and chautauqua- Freight for Taearns
1oc Der ton A'
J. r. yANDERHoEr ras,.x
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Room for q few more herwes On "a psa
transit. sasllnS the @th. See Cslne. Arl-
lngzoa dock
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UGEl SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

ansr City OF Kingston between Ia
~ ~. r.sh.. and Victoria. n. c.
spaLSi ~ Tacoma ili0 Arr 4i5pm
rssnlv = SEATTLE ~ Ari 2.l5pm
sfsn " Pr Townsend SAITH .i5au,
Ia ArllA Victoria MI.y s:a,arn
atly except Sunday.
sss a. seansr furnishes first-clsss accom-
seas carrying both freight and
Ess.s md leaves from YeSler wharf.
Ss~.s. ~ Victoria, AZ $50 p. m. and for
IVA q p m.
Passengers Tor y-1etor,a can ocrnnv
drocnas until a. m.
ssarA uSke;s. etc, inquire OF
q. =. TH0KNDyKE.
Il agent resler wharf. Seattle.
1nsfai Agent " r. Ry.. Seattle.
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n ccrpxny's elegant steamers Una
~ CITY Of Puebia and Waifn
uslla have Seattle for San Francisco.
= Pert Townsend ard Victoria. Il, C.. at
IL n, Aggu1t e. Z, L. IL. q. q. Septenl-
80 H. IS q. q. October /. .. ii. 10.
H q Duo az San Francisco, Il. m.
A4us 8 10 Is. %. q. 30. September Z, ..
Nd \ - October T. 3, L. ~. "A, . No
Naasr Leave SAN Francisco for Sc
~ sia Victoria, Il. c.. and Por; Towns
- usa m. July 81. August I, ., H. y.
= September 3 !. ls. II. g. D. October :.
IA y ., y. November 2. Due at seattle
q, August . !. Il. Il. p q. SEPTEMBER
In rs z, g. October !. 6. IL. is. Il, -, si'
kssnssr
TIE elegant steamers Queen. City at
npsks. Mexico and AIki leave seat
fef Ahsks. at a m, August !. II,
q September l. 6. II. is p, -. Dc
~ lie II. 10 II. Is. q. November > Due
~ q SsA;ile Angus; II. IL. "A. y. sep
ps9 1 a. IS q - October 3: :, u.
g company reserves the right TO change.
l1out previous notice. steamers. sailing
- and hourp of sailing.
FL. TRowBRiDGE. 2. s. supt., Ocean
O. Ticket Office, COS First avenue.
.eopoALL. PERKINS a. CO. General
Afsais San Francisco
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- f,slaa % the Kioraiks.s fH!l % in
sa~yuat.sa. A large Autographed Es&p
v-sfn each hoax. Prise. = csll&. Low
49,, 4 az1sora. p1o4lAhars-
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARK ETS.

PORTLAND. Aug. Is Wheat-Walla
Walla. Saqs2lzc. valley. SQsse per bushel.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
wALLA wALLA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Aug. 1s-Wheat-No. / club,
sc bid, No. / biuestem, SIC bid
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sfsa Es-saE &c EYHOCSD.
s.sss ~ ssiks azily. 20 49,, $50,
~ fss Leaves S~sst5s
N. leavez $3.50 . n
Eseas -, slA >, IN. So IA fsn3-
Is. aoTk ssA Essret1 lansiar Msr-
aeaea, .tsh BEES wiih SIR F1yTs
sn.ss-seA t-sis $3.50 N,kaio .or Snoho-
nm ssens. Rsa =, $40 @''a ~as
y. GooplICE. N4sAxsr.