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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK May s-Flour-R Receipts. 81 ~ bar.
rels exports, 30 barrels: market. weak Minnesota
patents, s. eSa3s5
wheat Receipts. 10000 bushels; exports, 1870
bushels: sIat. steady No. red soc T. O. b. TSc
elevator Options opened EASY bu, strengthened
lAtsf BY unexpected steadineSs the continent
neued uafsvOrable crop from Kansas and
heavy reduction in worlds stocks The close vas
steady at se advance, May closed 72o. July 7stc.
September. T3fc
Wonl-Dulf
Hols-Qtaet
Cofee-spot Rio. steady; No invoice. lie; mild.
quiet Curdoss. stee gsc
sagar-Rsw steady; fair refining ) - ise; centri-
fasal. ~ test, 4 l-iec; refined steady.
Visible supply of Grain.
Special cable and telegraphic dispatches 10 Brad
streets insirAte The following changes In ssalahls
supplies of grain last week.
Wheat [ nited states and Canada ssst a. the
Rockies decreasc ata6 oc bushels Asoat for and In
Elrups decrease, $500 600 bushels Total decrease
Q. 20 900 hushsl.
Corn-u United States and Canada east az The
Rockies decrease. iGi oo9
Oats-upiied Statcs and Canada east a the
Rockies. decrease. l 1884, on
Brocmhau cables that the monthly revision ~ CON
tinentsi stocks shows supplies TO have been smaller
than estimated
TIE aggregate stock a whest held ct Portland
Or aud racuma and Seattle. wash increased
y 40 bushels last week
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sTEA NfsHs.

DAILY BOATS TO FORT TOW gsENp
AND PORT ANGELES PROM
City DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at is
igidnight for Port Townsend. Port VIII
iiams. 4Jurgeuesa. Port Angelica. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht, Cfailam and
Nesh Bay, Returning, leaves Fort ange-
les Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
q. m. arrives in Seattle IN D m
Steamer Garland leaves CITY dock Mon
DAYS "wednesday and Fridays az IL mid
night fo7 Port Townsend. Port Williams
DunEeness. Port Angeles and Victoria
Returning, leaves Port Angeles 81 5 a. ra
on Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridays:
leaves Port Townsend at II - m arrives
In Seattle az $50 .. Va.
Telephone Main SIS
CAPT = X THOMPSON MANAGER
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SEATTLE & INTERNATIONAL
RAILWAY.
Short Line to All Point. In
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Train No. !, for Snohomish. Arlington,
$40 a. IN. Arrives Sumas $3.50 D. m.
Train No. leaves Sumas 1880 a. m.
Arrives Seattle s.s5 p. m.
Train No. 8, for Woolley and intermed-
late points only. leaves Seattle s:OS D. m.
Arrives Woolley $40 p m.
Train No. leaves Woolley at 6:25 A. IN.
Arrives Seattle 1910 a. m
Train No. Sundays only leaves
woolley 7:20 a. m. Arrives Seattle II 90
a. IN.
Effective April q. 1850
Mixed train on Everett branch leaves
Everett 5I25 y. m; arrives at snahomlsh
so D. m, connecting with No. ON main
line for woolley and intermediate points
Leaves snohomlsh s:55 q. m. arrives in
Everett $50 a. m.
n. r. BRETT
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO MAY s-Most q the dsy wheat vss a
bat advanced over Yesterdays closing hsaFes The
gieuing frm because there vac more stsaaineSs
IN cables than had bcsn expeeted and ssnsase there
was heavy rain in the southwest where e Is not
wanted and acne Ia the Northwest. where 10 "a re-
ported 10 be needed There vas period q de-
preston followiua the opening The corn weakness
balns the principal notiys. h;Ts Later ths mAsst
ranied The rally helped b. Braastreet's ts-
crease in the weshs visible supply sni b. fair
cash aenaaa July lett Of with Improvement
o. .sia-
ris corn nsrkrt was eull ard heavy. Ths opening
showed a fractional decline and frmsstiAtsly after
the merkst Failed some little spur IN the de-
taana hsif this va. sreei.lT nrercarne hy pressure
q ioua ssuf ard the rsAssst sssze8 There vas
aaa short selling ard considerable Araoanis eams
uut ~ stop lsss orter~ ThF cash demand was
.lsw and thore psemei 10 b. little sugpsrt owning
frcm the huN NrNf The eio-n was heaFy with a
l0-s II 4 tof judy
Oats were vcss IN sympathy witA eo-n and trade
Wa rather dlili IuiY closed fsar low.T.
F'rostsieus wsrv weak unst q the se=stgu. bat
toward ths eul steadist ssyins ~ isfosnsiAl
gseker Jaly PORK ciosed lsc lower lard 2se dssn,
and rrs SHADE
Toe asing futures ranged telle~
- a kaafI Laws sf fToxus
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m. fayis~ias aeeas Fled FOX r.on<d m the
csssutx suilssw's o<ics YESTERDAY;
rsooh rierrning &c MEuFtos le-ssy, lss Il. hlock
q q KluueAf's Aaditiun 81 -
sAnanei phridsoa and wife % Nathan Blsse-rx.
lot g. hiorl 1 Jaekken str~st addition N,0o
Daniel @chran g VI. ~ Hsssht. block ". D. 5
MAynAEd's plat. 81 40
VI n Ycung and wife 20 sssttis Eleetr,e cGz-
pany fractional bets IN h0.k l$ Seattle tid- lands
& Sc "a cancelled revenue stamps
Harriet MaitHsut % Pred y Pantman lot 7.
taaek a. A Dxany's ADDITION. = "a
q y Allen ard w1is 70 y A. Lea. lo,s l and =
htoak II H. L Yeslers First addition To Kent
AlA
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FOR ANAcoRTEs. FAIRHAvEN.

FOR ANAcoRTEs. FAIRHAvEN.
wHATCoM AND BLAINE,-steamer
GEORGE f. STARR leaves Central dock,
Seattle ~ p. m. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Returning, leaves whatccm
at p. m. Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat-
urdays
FOR WHIDBy ISLAND POINTS. AND
LA CONNER Steamer F'AIRHAVEN
leaves Central dock. Seattle, daily at Z
a. m, except Sunday. Returning. leaves
La Conner at .. m, except Sunday,
Point, Langley. coupevilie, San de Euca.
Oak Harbor, utsalady and La Conner.
LA CONNER TRADING & TRANSPoR-
TATIoN CO.. owners. Telephone MaiA
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FLY on THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily, except sunday.
in enc hour and twenty FIVE minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattis-TacomA
route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE L
TINE CARD
Leave ssattle-7:G. has g. IN: 2;&. s.D
2. m
Leave Tacoma--es50 a. m; /. 4.sa. o. m
SUNDAYS
Leave seattle-7;@ a. m, y n. 5 .. m
2edsf ~ a u, -. - r. m
coma. and Commercial dock, foot %
Marion street. Seattle.
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oils and Turpentine.

Cylinder oil. bhls. 8dsoc cases, Sc adraner
lots &c; SON lots. 7sc: iSs than SON iss' lots ~
Prepared paints. 5-ssl cans, stG@l0; Isai cans,
nDaleS; tgai cans. n-55aL7o; quart cans. 81 sa
Nails, Tools and Cordase.
Nails uobbinel New list. cut steel. 5cs to eos
$40; 20 TO sos wire. $50.
foot Humboidt and Toledo. sse Tyes eros.r pe
saw. sc per foot; Canadian Racer and razor
steel soc per foot; hand pisston's, 20 per cent
,l2so psr do,. shovels and spades steel NsIs per
90, s. .sss Is e. g g, DOZEN Nat
per dos. Forl.-Hay. q per cent, on lis. Grind
stones-2ad,c per b. Wedges Steel. ioglac per 10
Scales Howe's and Fairbanks platform, 50 l., and
70 per cent on list Buffalo, 40 and as per cent "a
list; coun'er per cent Cd list; sporord scales.
Rop. tjosbansl Manila iiinch and larger. lilo
per ID; iathreaa ,sc per ~ and s-th.esd. is.c;
athread i3e tarred iath yarn. sisa l2c per n
Ttnware- Pieced, net prices; stamped IS and 10
Grshite~sre Is and % per cent on
wire-Psinted barb wire, SALE. galvanized barb.d
fence, $50. green wire cloth. SIS per 100 square
Powder tjobbinsi--Blac blasting. per key. ns.
p.s case q 50 Ms, IS per cent p Der e sss.
Chsmpaon or Triumph, $40; improved Judson
STUMP bsseas ss SPORTING sS'r s.s s
Shea tiobsinsl Drop; SIS per bag; buckshot.
Fu.e-Per iooo double tape. IS 80; triple tape. $3.50.
Blasting Caps--xXx. Soc per 100
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron uobbingl-s,.B base; Norway iron, SIC
Iron pipe tjobbfns Wrought iron al sizes, black
and sslvanizsd. Is per cent. OF list.
Sheet zinc tiebhingl-l2e per NJ
Tinplste ljobbingl Charcoal plates bright &c.
iss@ r.m per bon; TX. SIS; charcoal plates.
terue IC, axn. $40 70; re.dipped sox2s. sls
Sheet iron tiobbngl- American common, No a.
tsc. galvanized, 60 per cent. on list
shins,e bsnds-Gaivsnized. DC per n: black. slT5
solder Ijobbins half half Csc per n;
sxtN vipins. 2le.
Lumber and building Materials.
Los.- superior quality, per NJ, No, l dr. tsa;.
-s.ebsntsbSs Ar Nsb; No cedar. t6aT. cemnoe
ss y tsss spruce logs. $50; cedar shinsis bolts.
'i1mber-ru. rough. $50: thick ani.h. surfaced
oas or tuo sides. g. 10 and u inches wide sisaao.
,snsths. u 20 is feet special lengths, SOC Der II
sstrs one-ineh hnish. si1sn; AL vertical Srain q
oar extra roofns-Dressed aud matched sl7
a; stock boards, s-inch. issis; iameh. 50 siais:
%; No O. 81. or channel rustic. or drop siding.
v,tsbt 1900 lbs NlSh Fir tiuher-J0sts snd
.can,iins rough. 81 so3ls; 8 II. - scsis: 5
I siisit Boz bosrds-ia-ineh aud up. SIS.
inch finish a. ii and is feet. s2ss5i; thick hnish.
SkSsss cedar squares. !. s. aud 10 feet, s2atsSo;
Kun dried. 81 in advance Of green. Drsysss. Soc
csmsn, Ijobbins-fortlAnd. X u. & s.. ps;
lime tjohbinsl Roche Hsrbor. sla; San Juan.
Pa.,sT t,cbeinsl Golden Gate. per barrel, ns
Plaster hair uobhnsl Washed $50 per saek;
ssshed. $50 per saeh
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THE WOOL MARKET.


LONDON. May s-The third series n the woci
auction sales of 1900 opened Monday. There was q
large attendance. Business competition only
fair. As the offerings were small and Of poor quail
ity The offerings numbered 6.S5s bales, most Of
which taken by the home trade Superior
merinos 10 per cent lower and inferior merinos
showed losses 81 from 10 to II per cent Fine
breds on 10 per cent. Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal white ~, and greasy to 10 per cent
Numerous foreign buyers present, but they
merely oul0okers
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Breadstufis.
SAN FRANCISCO, May s--wheat inactive; spot
quiet Barley market, quiet. Oats. unchanged
Wheat shipping No l. ssic; choice, sssc milling.
9siessAc.
Barley---F.ed Tii@7sci brewing, sssac
Osts-~Gray. Oregon. sl0Ttell24; milling. 81. is9
liza; red. sscesi 70.
Receipts.
Flour quarter SACKS io50; do. Oregon. 7.ses: do.
Washingtou. Asa: wheat. eentals e7so barley con
bran sacks. as; middiings sacks. $50; hay tons
49, WOOL bales, sos; hides. is1
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Mnsturs- Middlings, s17a1; bran. slssIs per ton
barley. 81; alfalfa, S@T compressed wheat. Ssis;
Potatoes River Burbsnks essc; Oregon Bur
Vegetable Cucumbers ssa7sc green peas, Tscasi /;
string beams. &ste per pound; tomatoes. 81 a5lTs;
asparagus. socsas2
nsves siha235; Mexican lines. A0a4so. COM
mon California lemons 90; choice California lem
ens, ST. 2selo; bananas. sL5oaSo; pinespples. 81 80
Butter-Fancy creamery. lie: seconds isalstc
fancy dairy, lSsaiec seconds. li8lsc.
Cheese-New California 7tasie: Young America.
aaeic; Eastern. is+aHc.
Esgs-store. Hsisac; fancy ranch. l64o; Eastern.
$50 l5tc.
Poultrs-Tirhey sobblers iierlic; turkey hens. lsa
iic old roosters, 81 sal So young roosters. So coz
100. small hroilers, S. eo@30; larpe hroiiers. 81 5oa
AWi ityesf SauNdb0i hens. AW1o.W; old ducks,
s450a65oi geese, sieglB.
Wool and Hops.
Wool prins-Neyads. reii6c: Eastern Oregon, Y
ALEC valley Oregon, @d22c. Fsl-Northenn noun
tain lambs, ieaI2c; mountain lambs. saiec; San
Joaquin plains. i0e. Humboldt and Mendocino "a
eal6c.
Hops-Cfop Of 1879. iiai3c.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Inae,Ive; December. slOis: cash. ssac.
Barlcy-No sales.
Corn-Large yellow 81 isal1
20 % %
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SEATTLE . EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDNoNDo
ROUTE
Time card-I.savs seattis 2 a. m, II n.
and .. M. Leaves Everett s,iS q m. -
y. m. and tbs y. m s
Connections--At seattle with the steasssr
Flyer for Tacoma; At Everett with the
steamer MikAdo for enohomish and with
Monte Crirto and way stations.
Coiman dock. Seattle. Merchant dock,
Everett. Telephone, sssttls. RED ma
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

-. vas fair on Western avenue today. The
. bsnd vas not large. shortage OF lemons
~ U.rss beinr most noticeable. The steamer
- Trsncfsco Is due In Seattle tomorrow and
- 80 consirnmsnt Of California produce Is ex-
Scn,.-res were poor sellers today. The ship
kns's- the south vas In very had condition.
- = seavy rains. ard moved slowly. The price
D I es sssts esrs arrived o aans
~ ~ sod were being put ON sale as rapidly as
49,. rsrs quite scarce in the early part Of the
y car A.sd in the a \ S ,, and Although
u ~. ss. are steady. Heavy Alaska orders ma
"A AR he sales. Local cabhsges are expected
hn.l - week Onions, rsdishes. caulifower and
.siu.s are selling vel. ., -
stn n $50 Butter, eggs and cheese are in
s.r.nd At top prices Other markets are I'M
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OR EN- ALTON.
ODD ffllOMS QhfTtRY ASSOCIATION

san FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
n he deceased q menf@r OF ANY Or
GANIZATIoS h1vinx presiding oaiesr ard ssc-s-
tATy. the eaaTEs f1r ersrnstiog eolpef Iecrptaeis
Tor fhsf nshcs and organ s~ry1cs y 10 Ths sane
Tor rnrnhsEs q TIE family z sucA 4eressed.
GEORGE r. FLETCHER. Superintendent
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The New Tourist sleeping Car.

on the Northern Pacific have the wornens
toilet rooms and lavAtories separated.
Mems iavatories In these cars have two
wash basins and are also distinct from
mems toilet rsons- You win appreciate
I'll this.
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FOR VANCOUVER. y. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

MeWhliams MASTER
Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at . .. m
Arrives Vancouver 10 q M followfno
day
Leaves vancouver every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday at p. m.
Arrives At seattle At 10 a m. followine
day.
Connects at Vancouver with c. p r.
trains for all points East. and with steam
ers for Nanaimo, Comox. Victoria, New
Westminster and Texada island ports-
Freight VIII not be received ~ seattle
after p. m. on day Of sailing.
hce OF the Vancouver line. Yesier wharf,
Telephone. Red 1851
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Breadstu6a.

LONDON, May s--Whe~t-Caraoes on passage
very inactive. English country markets. quiet
LIVERPOOL. May s.-Wheat-Quiet Wheat In
Paris. steady. French country markets. quiet
Whcat~Spot. duh No. ! California e. 53dfds I'd !;
No / northern spring. s. lid. Futures steady; July
s. sid September, Is sd.
Corn-spot American mixed new, steady; Is ID
Futures. quiet; May, Is I'D; July Is: September
d lid
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"aTATE OF WAaHiNaToNs
ANCHOR LINE MAIL srgAMEnS-
.sKw soxK. GLASGOW. LospospsRwr.

NEW fOkk. SLAsGow. LONDONDERRY.
EthiopiA. Neon. May ~ Ancbszsa. i. Noon, May n
furnesaa. Seos. May sc a HoIas Noon. June
Astoria, ,.+.4....s...... Juno Jiy u. Aaassss y
Gty NJ Rome, juno ". s~pssmher :. oetabes
fufsssis- .........s.,.. Juns p. gaiT ~ september
HATES QUOTED To pSgIs DIRECT
os Eah sefs snbpseinz scotland kasiasd ana
ireland. Bsrthz Usst II Fessrssd fes tsse
Recommendation Apply 70 sny u ogf local asents a
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
IA Isrk.au Isuf<xstd Thlr.sa.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR "WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or. May 9, 1900.
Threatening. With probably showers.
CHITRD STATES DEPARTMENT or A0DS.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE-Steam0 SkAgtt
Queen, II. II. Mcdonald, master.
Monthly time card-feaves Seattle
Tuesday, May 4, at 9 q. m; Thursday, May
10, at a m: Saturday, May IL at : a. m
Leaves Mount vernon Wednesday, May O.
at 8 a. m; Friday, May IL. At . a. m: Sun
monds. Stanwood. Fir, Skagit city, Mount
Vernon and Avon. Free herths when boat
leaves Mount Vernon In afternoon
For passenger and freight rates apply
az City dock. Seattle. Wash Telephone,
Main 81.
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Connie. q SIC; No. yellow sstassc
Oats-So. 2. 25le; No. white. Ssc; No white,
Stq2slc.
Bsrley-Good feeding. ssa@rc; fair to choice nais-
ing. indtsc
Flaxseed-No. /. sls; No Northwestern, $50.
Seed-Prfms timothy, $40
Mess pork-Per barrel. SO. f56ll9.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. ts5566T5,
Sides-Short ribs loose, sac o.
Shoulders-Dry saltsd. boxed, 6fd7e
Sides-short clear, boxed, 81 ooGfon.
Whisky-Bass Of high wines. 81 "a
Sugsr-Cut loaf Sc; granulated SITE; confectionery
"A" sac: of A, 55c
CloTsr-Contrsct grade. 500.
Receipts and Shipments.
Articles Receipts. Shipments
Flour, barrels .-............".....-.. HDo W
Wheat. bushels ..................... $500 $4,000
Corn, bushels .......-...s..........-lsi,V0 SoUo
Oats, bushels .......................lE 900 ll9@
Rye bushels ..................... 700 500
Barley. bushels ..................... 8,ooo 1000
Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the butter market
was steady; creamery. stGistc; dairy. 1s4dis4c
Checse-Sicw; adi14c
Eggs-Steady: fresh l0Sc.
q q C.
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potatoes look well Apples promise good crop
Msinosirne. Everything has made good hesdway.
rfost Killed the fruit. except raspberries Afford
The ground Is warming UP and things are growing
nherIies seem to have been entirely killed. Long
Beach-Grain is looking fine.
Eastern Section.
Bis Bend: crescent-No better weather could be
wished Everythins sown and planted. 81 An.
drews-Crups growing fins Fruit trees in full
bloom; Brdseport-rhis has been ideal spring
,sr az kinds Of grain. Seine rye IS FIVE feet high
Past few days has been hot Loomis-wheat eight
inches high and good stand
ma sp't fn COUNTY Nosthport-Most spring grain
Up POTATOES and vegetables being planted Hill
y ,-. and fan grain growing Ane An i'm
two weeks 0 y ~ sp Sssn meadow,
snu pastures could hardly look any better. Spo-
ksse Bridse-winter wheat wen advanced and never
Lstah-crops look wen. Fruit trees in fun bloom.
Lsiouss Country Colton-Grain is growing very
last stalsy-Grsin is mostly all up and looks
matkshle growth this week Sugar beets being
planted Rosali.-Fail grain has grown vigorously
up, covering the ground. Outlook for very large
eaop 9nfath-In many places winter wheat is
-, w ,l waila Country: Dayton-An enormous crop
o. frnt has been s.t. and Il almost beyond danger
s Msna wslla-fa,orahls for ell growing crops. which
could not have been better for crops Wheat and
barley promise heavy yield.
Yakima Country: Parker-Ideai spring weather,
snd II II holds out the crop will be record breaker
Yakima City-All crops growing nicely Hops are
about all trained.
khckitst Country-Good for growing crops which
are ioosfng hne IL no hot winds, there will be an
extra yteid White Sslmon--Crops are not suffer
ing. bur good rain would help them Lyle
rnnt Is all right Grain is in good condition
naroens are doing web. Censerille-Grain is max
ing good growth. Good rain on the ith, which
will help late sown grain wonderfully
hittites Country: Gle EIum-An ideal farmers
week wars and pleasant: frost Grain 10 com
ing on spienddly. Potatoes mostly planted
bas'on-The rain has done wonderfully good to
gardens, meadows and grain. All kinds Of fruit
trees IN bloom @. y. SALISBURY,
Section Director, Seattle, Wash
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Daily. except sunday, leaves for Tacons
and Olympia at =. m
Fare between Seattle ana Tacoma -,
round trip, SC.
Landing at white star dock. foot a
Spring street.
Telephone. Main Ca.
THE FAvoRsTE u. g. MAI. STEAMER
STATE OF WARRINGTON
Has now resumed her regular run b.
tween Seattle, Everett. Anacortes, Fair
haven and whatcom. daily except satur-
day at 10 .. M, from YssIer wharf
This paIatiai and popular steamer 10
just from the hands of tho shtpwright,
ma chinist and dscoratur. and In npisIfdt4
conditions for this seasons buainesa
Elegant staterooms and cuisine the best,
The travelling public can now be assured
Of rapid transit and quick dispatch ef
boat on the Seattle w ha tcom ROUTE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO,
Phone, Main Gil. Yeslsr wharf.
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GAMBLE TowksKMD
ROUTE
srEAMER pnosprR

: ! NI ENMFH FFttFTFFH
leaves City dock daily al 100 a. m. er-
rspt Sunday. for Pert Madison, Kingston,
Port Gamble. Port Ludlow and Pod
Townsend, Returning. reaches Seattle st
a. ma. daily. sunday leaves for Port
Townsend direct at q. m. returning.
leaves Port Townsend for Seattle direct
at p. IN. Telephons. Main 81. Liiiy. Bo-
Eafdus n 60. ARsnta
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PoRT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
ANSps I'D ~ Il VIII. ,,9i9 H3urE

rAffysns Uniteh States mail, leaves CITY
dock. foot 81 Main street. sundays, Tues
DAYS and Thursdays. 81 ~ g clock mid
night. for Por; Town.snd. San Juan ia
IaSds and New Whatcesn. Raturning.
leaves New Whatcom Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays ~ a. m. j. ".
Thompson. Manager-owpar. Lilly. Eo-
gsrdus q Co.. Agents, CITY dock Teis-
phone Main 81.
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route leaves City dock ID a. m. calling
al South Beach. Bscbeh. Brick Yard.
nrsrnerlon. Y, =. Nag Yard siapsy.
Leaves Port Orchard Navy Station Il !
b. M z arrives seattle ii o. m r. ~.
Robinson, master Liify. Bogardus = Co.
agents.. Telephone, Asin q.
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IIRIEI AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Wash, May Q, 1900
....... At the Seattle. TaeoIna, Spokane an,
hl.as ssiearing houses today we're:
MUM (1earances Vsfauceu
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PORTLAND. Or, May s-Tbe wheat market con
tinues tame and uninteresting. but there 10 limited
amorint selling all the time walla wsIia IL gen.
orally quoted at &c. hut sales have been made a,
sc for choice lots. and the latter figure can uf
doubtedly be secured for any good stock Valley d
IN moderate demand nj Sc with not much offering
q % e
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
fsaltlerhip lows"


Fast View stesmer Pilgrim,
Three trips every day. Leave seattle a.s9
a m - and $50 n. m
Leave Port orchard posnts 100 a, m. fz.eo
rare' round TIP bc. colman Grey.
hound wharf Capt. chas. Msdison, MAJ
ter
PIGoT-T a FRENCH. agents, ia wash
ingt0n street.
wHATCOM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CRY
Leaves City dock. foot Of Eain street,
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays AZ
.. m. for Anaoorfes, Fairhaysn and
whatcom. Returning. leaves Whatcou
Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays a& I
p. n.
Fare from Seattle, tLD0
W. III. ELLIS x Son, OwnerA
w. J. ELLIS. Traffic Manager.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
IEGTO& ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
Leaves foot. OF Washington street at 500
Beach. Bremerton, ". g. Dry Dock.
Charleston. Sidney, Tracyton. Chico, 81
verdale. Returning. leaves siiverdals SIS
s., M s,a r,gs so a. Lsayss s,SSnsx
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- 70 20
enATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whest-Erport No I club s3ic: No hluestem
B4c; milling. No. I club SIC: buestem, sale
u % %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, May s-wheat. quiet and quotations
show no change. Bluestem Sc club, SIC
% % &c
pORTI vUuE
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naneh. 90 up: fancy dairy. in squares.
.hinston ervameriss. lib and z-b prints.
}; Hnstsrn creamery. 21d25c
- Native wsshinston. ae,oc; Eastern. ne
htskim cheese. lila i9e.
lN-athetly fresh ranch. l6c; Eastern. IafIac.
hoY-favs chickens. l2Gi3o; live turhsys, isc,
- tukeys. is9icc; dueks. ts@6 per dossn: