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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-12
NEW YORK MARKETS
The stock ENrha n xe.

NEW YORK. Aug. u.-Today's business
on t5e stock exchange was the largest
for many months. Trading was very
broad and comprehensive. and the tone
OF specilat ton extremely varied. The gen
eral undertone continued unmistakah,y
strong The iecline in prices was not NJ
lowed IL proceed 10 any great length be-
fore dulinesS ensued. ADD in a short time
4 renewed demand would carry prices up
ward again. generally on much small or
volume If business than that on which
they had declined. Business was So larse
and was 50 widely distributed that move
ruents of special stocks had little infiueuca
on the general list. ard the market AZ
times sAoRe ed excessive irTexuis rifr, Even
point an eager demand Coatuued 70 spring
up aud keep the balance about even, Con
STEERING the large total ~ the days trans
actions. ret changes are small. Orders
placed wissl commission houses TO buy
stocks were larger this morning and more
generally distributed than al any time
staSc the rise set Ia. This outside demand
wts fed with a steady stream Of stocks.
whtls ohIiteFatad the opening gain before
:as cad OF the firss hour. \ large portion
81 the 0Utx,a, orders. especially in the
tsrange~s was attrthtgsea 20 Western sc
count This buying exss Ind8Sed by the
OrVSpf tedly favorable character 81 the
government report Realizing was On a
greater srz,e i- BurA1Stan ard Rock Isl
ard than in the otaer KraaxVrx. possibly
dGe 10 the c3n3 r~aTafsYely less favorable
STOW fuE as tAt corn crop TIE aGvB nee
IN Asckssoa pregerTca brought osls such
SreA q offerings tSat the demand seemed
- he abandoned Esyk%ly and turned -
ether }oa~pgfcrd sfrsks. \ number %
preferred railroad stocks which rave net
yet come ~ tag fGst dtvsder6s . which
shsv are entitled ard some Of re fanisr
~yock Ks cn which Surplus over Pre- serrea
stock has teSa earned n9t not 3fShGrssa
we're especially rron3s1ent Northern Pa
cIHe cewuc1 was tas leader in RE late
speculation - an advance % > rt5j1tS and
Denver preferred rose a. one time H..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-12
MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. Aug. la.-sasled-S,r
Sunol. for g. Michael.
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. ff--Sailesi-
Blk Esdstie, for San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE, Aug. n.-Satled-Bktn
Uncle John, fer San Pedro.
HONGkoNG. Aug. 1a.-Satled-Br str
Empress OF China. for Vancouver.
BEAR HARBoR, Aug. le.-Arrfved-Str
Laguna. from San Francisco Aug. IL
Sa.le<i-For San Francisco str Laguna-
ASTORIA. Aug. u.--Arrtved-Str State
or California, from San Francisco.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. w-Sailed-Schr Sal
vator, for Grays harhor.
TACOMA. Aug. s.-Sailed-Sehr Beulah.
for San Pedro.
GRAYS HARBOR, Aug. la-Arrived-
Schr Sadie. from Reiondo.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. r.-Arriveli-
Blk Germania, from Seattle: hktn Cleaner
from Willapa harbor. Saiisd-Ssr En-
pire. for Coos bay: schr Aicalde. for Ever
EFT; L. 5. 5. Albatross. for Guatemala.
HOQUIAM. Aug. u.-Arrived--Schr Sa-
die. from Redonao. TO load for San Fran
cisco.
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

The posfoffice OF Nina. Thurston county.
has beet d's oatinued.
The railroad grading In the neighbor-
hood Of Dixon Is apc1tr completed Work
men are TOW engaged on the rock WORK
The Fruit Growers Association % Puy-
allUp has shipped 40 70 and including the
fst day Of August S - crates OF berries.
4 Puyallup berry grower claims 70 have
lost the profits OF 40 crates Of raspserr5es
on account Of not being able TO procure
pickers.
Lincoln county farmers are investing
heavily in farn1 nachinery. few days
ago eight combined harveSters arrived a.
Harrington. ana eleven more were sh p
ped 20 Davenport
The hap crop IN the Puyaliup valley i=
unusually flBe. Lice have Tot been trouble
some On account Of the a3t dry weather
and tns great care given the crop A big
crop Of me hops r. now alHsDs: n GER
iainly.
An Indian boy, years OLD. rescued from
ming recently little Indian girl. agsd
years Who had fallen or wharf into
the Fraser river al steveStou. +. c. II Il
probable that the little nero viii be rec
commended for recognition by the Royal
Humane Society.
The handsome residence = ex-Mayor
Townsend OF New Westminster was to-
tally destroyed by fire last Saturday morn
ing The house. was occupied b. A -. VIA
terrntte and fanny ans the ire r. sup
posed 10 nave o>en caLs@1 ~ chiinfeH
playing with usatcaes.
The splritGal!sts % Spokane have 6scia-
81 to organize q new sccissy. The ides ID
Il, save a cflgrch 2gantzatios and rsEa-
lar pastor The picturesque fe2t4res. nap
rIngS slate writing ard table dipping. will
ha reieEste5 70 private sessions or Tsc3-
grs meetings. /; II estimated shas there
are over 90 s7pirituslists in Spokane.
Two young Engtshmen NAMED Mgrcha-
son were oug OF a hunting ana fishing ex~
petition near Alert Bay. B. e. and on
Friday Iast while in taetr A9st one OF .aesn
picked SO ss-eaifber fife which wzs 10
be pat asaofe- BY sozse saes rs the trigger
49, sAssnhed AnA aha xzEa 1s8S a. eoA
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LEGAL NOTICES,

MOTTO E-SEiERfFFr SALE OF REAL
Essiate. state Of Washington. County OF
King rs Sheriff office
ny virtue az sn order 81 sale issued out
o. the Honorable Superior Court Of King
County. on the ~ day If July. 1855, BIZ Tho
Clerk thereof ~ tire case Of The ReaIsa-
tl0n and DessntuTe Corporation, OF Scot
land Limited. Trustee plaintiff. Va hob
ert knipe Amelia Kulpe his wlfs: sam
uel T kEIga. Laura II knipe 1T. wife:
Jennie VI. DAVIS and r. T. Ia Tts her hfss-
band. Lauron inges. lydia r. fngeIs. his
wife. and Lester Turner. defendants, No.
Zssf. and 70 me. as sheriff. directed and
delivered:
Notice - hereby given. tina: I will pro-
cs@d 20 sell "a the higbsss bidder for cash.
within the hours pFzscTifed by law for
sheriff. Gales. to~wt Al ten O'Clock a. M,
on the "a dsy 81 September. A. ID. 1913.
before the coUrfnn3ee door OF said King
County, IN the STATE Gf Washington ali
the right. title aad Interest Of tna said
defendants fr and To the following de-
ss.rtosa property. to-wIt
All t5ST certain tract or piece o. lard
with the messenger and teDefosnss Their con
erected. situate and being lot enc III. in
block hfty-one GiJs In tina second Addition
10 the City Of seattle, laid off by THE
hefrs OF Sarah a BeGf according 70 the
plat thereof now Of record in the auditors
office Of said King County, levied on as
the property az aersrdants 20 satisfy 4
t1sdssns at amounting 10 S.ifs.Is dollars In
favor az The plsfnt!h. and cost al aiss.
DATED this 9Th day Of July, fE.s
Nm H. AOYER sher.6.
II N5istngbnxa Asnngpax Ia 0nt0f11A 4
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Steam collier Cxa-ina sailed last evening
for San Francisco. loaded with coal.
Several vessels OF the Cape FIattery fish
ing feet ara expected from the fishing
grounds.
The twin screw freight steamer Neptune
was in port yesterday from down Sound
Ocean dock.
The twin screw steamer City OF Grand
Rapids. of the company OF that name from
Michigan, went out yesterday for spin
around the Sound.
Steam freighter Rapid Transit left yes
terday for the government Notifications at
Marrowstone point. loaded with a consign-
ment OF gun material which recently ar
rived from the East.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROI.f<-No-
tice Of Assessment Roll 81 Local I'm
provement District No. Ill for the I'm
provement of jackson Street IN the City
of Seattle, under Ordinance No. 4335. and
hearing thereon.
Notice lis hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. i1l for the Improvement Of Jackson
Street from an intersection with the main
sewer on Twelfth Avenue South to a point
sixty feet east OF the east margin OF
Tenth avenue under Ordinance No. 1915
has been reported by the Beard OF Public
Works 90 the City Council OF the City OF
Seattle ard is now on file in the Office of
the city comptroller and ex-officio City
Clerk. and the same is now open for pub
lie inspection n. said ofYice and will remain
open for inspection until Tuesday the 9th
day OF September. 1885, AZ o'clock y. m,
and all persons Interested are hereby re-
a session thereof 10 be held I'm the Council
Chamber in the ts!.y Hall on said 9Th day
OF September. ikas a. 500 o'clock D. m,
and make objections thereto. At said tins
90 fixed the city council win consider any
and ali objections made, and will make
such corrections in said roll an II deems
just. and viii then by ordinance r~>rove
such roll and levy and assess the amounts
thereof against each parcel and lot Of land
shown in said roll and declare the saue a
first Hen thereon Said matter may be ad-
Journed o. later date IL 30 ordered by
the City Council.
WILL H. PARRY
City Comptroller and eS-officio City Clerk
OF the City Of Seattle.
Date OF first publication. August 3. iss4
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ENFORCING THE SALMON LAWS.
Oregon Officers Patrol the Columbia
aud Make Arrests.

Special Dispatch to the Post-intelligencer.
+ ASTORIA. Aug. u.-Fish and Game Pro-
tector Mcclure, OF this state. has been pa
trolling the river today. assisted by hts
deputy and the Astoria constable.
The managers of the Engart & Cook
eeners the Miller Sands SEEMING Company
and of the Martin Ryan SEEMING grounds
were placed under arrest and allowed TO 10
on their own recognizance until tomorrow.
He Will patrol the river again tonight for
the purpose OF arresting any gill meters
that may be violating the law. Tomorrow
he intends placing several trappers under
arrest for fishing during the closed season.
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= B<ses Sadlng- fix-lneh. ted. mails: 4
N-fncbs .teH lbs. Nos. ]. 2 and S-irtrh 80
.Ds. .HE i1atn. so lbs weight. Auis. 4
asnfns1on red cedar iunoer-RoExa,
EAss beve. siding. wesrz; Tas Ia s,ss1sE =.
sessinE, weights, Ncz- / and .. -sxs-.nch.
I've .3s: Nos. l. ard .. &xs-ancn. 20
IDS; Nos !. ard .. Axs-inch, 7se Ibs. ma
q. wAnscostns. tISsf14. rs1sset. SxU1
"a shingles. 81. %: standard shingles. ri 10:
one-inca finish. y, II and Is feet. xzs0u:
thick finish, s,sMss. cedar squares, !. {. 5
ane - lsst. lta1 baftens. 1<g40c per ia
tnrzi feet: pfrkets IT,
kan-drsed. u IN advance Of green Dray-
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General Quotations.

sen~rul Quotations.
F'our-ReceiptA 1870 barrels; exports
I5,oss barrels. Market opened 5Ilec lower,
bat closed higher.
Wheat-Receipt.. Al. 10 bushels: export.
asSl2 bushels. Spot. firm: No red 20,
fob. Options opened weak. and most
OF day were Influenced by hearish gov
eminent report short selling and lack 81
support. Near close. covering Of shorts
caused a rally that closed September re
higher. at Tic. December closed ls.c net
lower.
W0oi-Dull
Hops-Steady
Coffee-Optlons opened steady. sGo
points lower. Sales. IS 80 bags. Including
August ASo1lS Sc. SpOt-Pio. quiet. No
: invoice. SAC: No : iobbing. sAc: mild
steady: Cordova. sTisc.
Suear-Raw. strong and active. fair "a
filming. sac; centrifugal, IS test. 44c.
Metals.
Pig iron-Wsrrants Ss.7eGeS0
Copper-lAke. Si.s5is12.
Tin-si6 -
Spester-Si 5Osi4 50
Lead--s4oS bid. - n asked
The firm that fixes the selling price Pr
miners and slnel;ers quotes lead at s. \, AZ
the close.
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The lighthouse Inspector has issued the
following
'-The f3iI5wtGs med b0oys have gore
a3rifi from their position or the coast Of
Oregon. and affect he LAST Of Bss ems and
B8oys Pacific Coast. ise5. page 81
~A,ssys river buoy. a arsg-c.ass can
black and white perpendicular stripes
.estsr A sn white.
= Elk river buoy a secoaG-clazs nun,
black aHs1 valte perpendicular stripes.
marked 'SIiesz River, Ia b,scs and whs.e
lesteEs.
These huoys viii bs replaced on hair
respective stations As early 50 pFActs-
-aNt@ "
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug. u.-There was a good
demand fer cattle today at steady prices
Choice steers. 5.25As IS: medium SS19
AS: beef steers. s41d4.es: stockers and
feeders. 81 2sn5: bulls. s2.6o4l.25 cows and
heifers. E.se1 2s; calves. G.5ou!: Western
rangers. s3ni.5.
Hogs ruled strong 5a1oc higher. Fair
to choice. ss,S.isTtioe: packers, IS. 6off3. IS:
butchers s.. 7eGii; mixed. g. so03.s71a: lights
s3.55a3.s,iz: pigs, Sas5T2.S.
Trade in sheep was brisk and prices re-
manned generally steady and unchanged.
Naive sheep. s3G4To: Western rangers.
50. 75a4 y: yearlings. 81 5oI4s5: common 10
choice lambs, sias.5o; choice Western
range lambs ss.25.
sheep, II. 600.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug. Observation-Disclosures. . 400
head: market steady; native beef steers
a. 25ai5.35; cows and heifers, s2.509i, So
stockers and feeders, SQ4.eo: bulls and
stays 81 Stl5. %.
HogsLReceipts. 5000 head; market 1oc
higher; heavy, 81. sea ASS; mixed. $+75G $50;
light. 81. 1Da475
Sheep-Market strong; fair to choice ma
fives s. s0G4.2o: fair 10 choice Westerns,
S3.15ati.1o; lambs. $4.25at4S.
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VANCOUVER. 3. G. Aug. iL-Fancou-
yer Is 10 have a marine railway and dry
dock. Arrangements are now being made
rapidly. Reports have been received here
that the British government intends TO
eend a regiment OF infantry TO be sta
tened al Vancouver. and that II Will build
a dry dock here and place the harbor In
defensive condition.
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bark Buckingham ana \ four~mxssee
schooner. in tow Ct tug wa1derer. al Ma
a. H.. steamer Queen ~ E-N d. n: yav
LONE. AZ i:6 .. N
SL-AL4k.AN BAY. AuG. Ia D. m-
Clear. nr;rk west wind
PfShT. Aug 1t =. m--Csear: brisk
west wind
PORT CRESCENT. Aug. ia .. H.
Clear: Light west wind
PORT ANGELES. Aug. IL y. m.-Ra-
ronaeter. sW. clear: wind west. aftsen
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HOT WEATHER AND GRAM.
Little Damage Done, as the Wheat
Was Too Far Along.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer.
SPOKANE Aug. u.-From interviews
had with leading grain men who are in
close touch with the growing crops in
Eastern Washington, the general belief
prevails that the present hot spell will not
damage the wheat crop TO any material
extent, as most OF the grain is too far ad-
vanced to be injured In some localities.
however. late sown wheat viii suffer some
what from being ripened too rapidly. be-
fore the grain filled out perfectly.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard of Trade

CHICAGO. Aug. If-Irsteaf - shaving
DETERIORATION in tHe condition 81 srrtny
Y neat during the month. as expected me
government crop report made an frr-
IfoFerl&1t - T. points That ear,se7 ~.
FffCe % September 20 tirCv 40 under va
teFaaF e}ose, cHenirE trades being a.
?. ~ - sec, After this THE RIA ~ket h4ca
- wecl a little Ne Increased Ts,ayarsssr,,
rad yet set tn. The aggregate a. tn, F1rfT
fiF.A4 primary mark cts was sG0 90 bushels
against 20 60 bushels the war hsFcrS T-Nss
s1TihinE deficiency. together with an eager
demand for shipping parcels worked an
T-tc~ Of September up 70 Szsc
II was reported froEn Kansas rTtv 4ha-
No, far2 Vas N - a haSha9 there. ara 80
there APPEARED a probability of another fe-
crease II ne visible supply the mark, be-
came very strong after mary changes Of
font.
December was depressed from beginning
= eFd afl wound up 80 lower for the day
- 2fec3l<>r closed iqc higher
CORR 0as snS9s ncei Sy Ihe s~9-er--r-er7-
report showing crty S5 reduction ia con
titinn asfer Al 'hst h3& heen heard Of
serious 3Ar-s1xe- The recG perat5Te htsoy-
A.cy q w3eat near the close brought epFa,
sonas. huy1rE orders IN corn ana the ~9ns-
tezT1s%sr closed S.4Ase lower tnaH veSte-Sass
oats followed the csher grains rlf,Sirs,
unchanged 20 10 down
Provisions started weak with corn s
soaG cssa demand later however .srr i
tie market strong. park left ~ unrharssr-
IS, lard gained zS195e ara rsbs @z@c
Wheat No. -
Opening. Righex: Lowest CwaSlnx
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OF the brothers was struck in the leg, be-
tween the ankle md the knee. ard the
oulief, passing clear through I. struck the
younger Murchisnr ldentically IN the same
place. The wound m the leg OF the broth
er who was struck t3cst Is a terrible one,
about TWO and half inches in diameter.
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Sp@c.ai IS.s-sa scAex - Pest tn.eilIkaucer
NEAE BAY Aug II. - p. n1.-~isarex. p
ter, se.I cloudy. We. 49, - miles. Oat-
ward asst night ssaocnss a. "a q y. .
a steamer. at ,, IA Ga.a az spw O!
<ag LORE. At - a. TT. tag Ear a :
a. IN: : steam Schooner and a SarEEnttne
a. II moan: steamer SGnos. at i:A .. tn
xA1ArA ktAH EAaaon4> ~ a ~ sAa1 nz2AA4
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IMPOUNDED STOCK SoTrcE~The fol-
lowing described horse placed in the city
pound August 5th 1865 w.ll be sold at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash IT. hand. TO pay cost Of isnpoundinR
and advertising. August 23fd fsss az %
o'clock a. m. al the front door Of police
headquarters. corner Third avenue and
Yesler way
one brown horse. white stripe In face:
left front ankle white. Brandsd on left
shoulder Upper Tip crooked
The owner Of the above described horse
being unknown ~ ne
G. s. REED, Chief ~ Police.
Pate % frat publication Ausus. o. isas
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PORTLAND, Aug. H-Thers is su. IT.
s4e movement IN wheat yet, and until there
y better foreign demand exporters VIII
OF cauttcsss about bidding up Nominal
export quotations are about 5sc for waila
" aha. and Sic for valley and blae~tero.
with ost wheat selling a few cents higher
for milling purposea
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Yellowstone National Park this summer?
II so. write 10 I. A. Nadeau, general agen,
Northern Pacific railway. Seattle, for all
particulars. or call a; the Northern Pa
e:hc office for copy of Wonderland"
giving description Of the trip. Outrivals
a European trip.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
nCial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Evening
Pests London financial cablegram says:
The markets were steadily improving.
Mr.. Curzons appointment 10 India as vice
roy is unanimously approved In the city.
The feature is the strength Of Americans.
The rise was initiated by buying from New
York, but there is also more business here
than for some time past. The public them
selves are taking a hand. although. as pre-
viously cabied. the disposition In such quar-
tiers is TO take snort profits
Prices finished at a trifie below the best
Grand Trunks were better. The half year
" statement IS expected Immediately and
IL H. IsIieved the full interest will he paid
on the guaranteed stock with a large
amount carried forward. Other markets
were steady. but featureless. Gold was in
strong demand at rs l0a.d for Russia.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Aug 11.-Canadian Pacific.
Sos: Grand Trunk ~; bar silver steady
AT = 5-l6d per ounce; money, 1aqfa per
cent.
HreadStu6s.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. u-Wheat-Firn
Wheat in Paris, quiet. Flour in Paris
steady. French country <narkets. quiet
LIVERPOOL. Aug. I1-ClosinS quota
tions: Corn-August, nominal; September
quiet Al s 2i.d: October. quiet at q AID.
LONDON. Aug. u-Wheat-Cargoes off
coast. rather firmer; cargoes on passage
nominal; unchanged. No. standard Cali
fornIa. SIS I'd: cargoes. Oregon. SIS En-
giish country markets. quiet.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


San FRANCISCO. Aug. u.-t'nchanxei.
Shippers are still out of she market and
9uot@tioris are nominal. Local speculative
local account Some inquiry for feed from
Tue country. Oats stiil in small trade pro-
portion The old prices stand Today's re-
q1oisiioos were:
F1our-Ne, cash for family extras. A4o
9gg; bakers extras, xi.iJH+S.
milling 81 SSfi ~
Rariey-Feed. ti.lss.Gf1
te o'ipe1 sra TO far ,s; i Min; ss ssp p
4i-2si4; Surprise. II .3sai.a5.
Recetpts-
Flour. quarter sacks. i.2sS: Washington,
zz: wheat. certais. ESQ: barley. centaIs
so oregSn So Eva Wszhingtop s.ss5; oats
gss: corn. centais. Eastern 40; potatoes
sacks, ,. 100. onions. sacks So bran sacks
20 Oregon. l.so: mddlings. sacks. lao:
Oregon. go; hay, tons, 6s0. wool bales, loo:
hides. number. ss2; quicksilver TASKS. IS .
wine. gallons, 5.s
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Flrm; December, 81 ~
lfariey-F1rmer December, $LIi.
Corn--i<afge yellow u.UIhs4fl.i 10.
Wool and HOps.
Wool-spring Nevada. loal4c: Eastern
Oregon. i9Il2c; valley. Oregon. I54I7c
Northern, isGlsc. fall. Northern mountain
lambs. sIliei mountain, sqioc: San Joa-
=
elmo. llafi3c.
Hops-2nl2izc.
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
-Middlings. slsa0. bran. sl5. 30
9sl5 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. new crop. si44pi7.so: wheat
and oat, Nssef1: best barley. $i29i4; al
falfa. $li.sg1l3; stock. Sliui2. straw. per
bale. 6,sfEasc
vegetables-Silyer skin onions. 5ogs5c;
pickle onions. sssi<i: garlic 2a2c: green
peas. x'z13c: string beans 2asc per pound .
bay summer squash. go DC; okra. green.
iagsoe; eggplant. ssasec: chill green pep
pers. S0fr.oc.
Fruit-Apples. choice, 81: common. 40c;
Strawberries. &c. can,aloupes. sI5ea3; nut
niegs. $iHiG. peaches. 2aNeec. pears.
bartlett, sycsisi: piGms, 3sGso5c; common
California lemons, 1.s>Sae.5o; choice Cali
fornia lemons. E93.59. bananas. siQ2 pei
bunch. pineappies, $zdi per dozen.
Butter Fancy creamery. E'xu24c: do
seconds. glg23c; fancy dairy. soc; do sec
Cf1eese-New. sssgloHc. Young Ameri-
can. 1odttGI4c: Eastern i2nl3c.
Esgs-Store, leetIsc; fancy ranch, 2eg25c !;
Eastern, i6ff21c.
Poultry-Turkey gohbiers. i5di,c: tur-
key hens l+ul5c: old ROSTERS, 81 2SI4 ~.
young roosters, sls; small broiiers. S2s9n
hens s. Jafia5 SO: old ducks, S2.566i5: young
ducks. 81 50s;4: geese. 75ca$l per pair: COS
Hngs 81 sds1.J9 old pigeons. sii2izEil %.
young pigeons. S.25Gl.0.
Financial.
Sterling on London, sixty days, sisas..
Sterling on London. sight. si.ssa..
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Far rates to all points East or South,
and full information. call on or address
Thomas A. Graham. district passenger
and freight agent. Southern Pacific Co,
GIG First avenue, Seattle.
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DELAYED STEAMERS

Are bringing down a number of Alaska
passengers who are taking advantage OF
the cheap rates to Chicago via the Rurung-
ton Route. For rates and sleeping car res
ervations inquire at ticket office. lbs Yes
Ter way. II
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EXCURSION Snoquaimie. Sunday, lith.
Leaves Seattle D. N. Fare. 81. Children,
80 cents.
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SYNOPSIS.


Local report-Maxi n1yIna temperature. =;
minimum temperature, 81. near tsmpera-
tars, - which "a two degrees above nor
NAL. Weather partly cloudy: no rainfall
II the Coas; regIoE there mas been a drop
IL temperature or IS % It degrees since
YESTERDAY East % The rncuutaIrs II is
cooler than yesterday. although s,ill warm.
@. y. SALISBURY.
SecsLEn Director Msa.nsr Rstrsan
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STEAMER Sentinel. City dock, for Ia
coma. 10 a. m. $50 p. m. Fare. +oc.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Aug. 1.-THE exceedingly ROT
weather east OF the mountains IL too, Ia re-
20 snt3re the wheas cru2. MIXERS offer
&c for club and &c for bluev,em