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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-14
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. suffering Fearful. Cured
by Cuticura-

My disease tpsoriasisl nrst broke out on my
left cheek. spreading across ms nose. and a.
most covering NV face it lan Into my eyes.
and the physician was afraid | would lose ms
eyes ght alfOgs tnrr. Ii snrrAi All over ny
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The n<w Bioas P1r Ger internally TO cleanse
the hioo OF al I'm aufiiie~ sui Poisonous ele-
mrnts sna ttrfsgat the II eAf SKIN Cure, and
trrsfoha snsF an sxqufs u Skfa Resutiher
@xf@rbalfv to clear the skia and scalp and re-
~ r. tha asfr, have cured thousands 81 esses
where the shettal = a go e. M sssFee aqpsrr
dstTw the ska eraessd. bleeding. baFni e.
ana ltcfrae Almost bevaaa ~ iursncc. hair
a eless Or al eohe. sufrfins terrible. What
ether remedies have m ode snen cures
15e.i sses FsNs 81 81 Prepared - ihe PoFrss
Dare sSe sfslfaI CoHfes sTfos. Boston.
ss~@af foF Hes ~ tHrr ~kia Dts~ssrs"
pINPLES hsses heads rcd rough, ehsPpea
tia aaa els safe eaFed b terlfUss sokF.
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THE WATER FRONT.

Steamer j. f. Mcdonald arrived In yesterday
with $50 barrels of lime from the San Juan
Islands; the w. 7. Munroe went on the sksgis
river route with twenty-five tons of merehau-
oisei the Hermosa took out eighteen tons on the
Fort Angeles and Neah bar route: the City of
seattle came In with twelve and left with thirty
fiTe tons on the whatcom route: the Evangel
TOOK cut twenty tens for Bellingham bay and
way points; the City of Quincy had twelve tons
Tor snohomish and way points; the wasco had
ten tons out sunday for whateorn; the Buckeye
took fifteen tons for Edmonds and Richmond
beach yesterday; the Utsalady came in with
thirty tons OF oats for Lilly. Bogardus & Co.,
and the Glide brought In forty crates of straw
berries from ysshon Island
Steamer Delta has gone to Eagle harbor for
some general repairs. She will be cleaned and
reprinted throughout for frst-elsss service.
The Josephine IL on her run while she is
laid up.
Steamer Sarah n. Renton is out again on q
permanent route. She is running between here
and Port Blakeley in competition with the
michigan and makes two trips o day.
Steamship Mexico was on the beach at Du-
vanish head. Just where she viii be repaired
has not been decided yet as she IL too large for
the Seattle ways
Today the steamships City of Puebla and Hay
tian Republic viii sail for san Francisco, the
latter leaving 1t and the other At o'clock
this evening.
Tug Hornet was expected in from Eagle har-
Dor Last night ready for service again She has
been completely oyerhauled and put in first
class shape
The British ship Blairgovrie finished loading
wheat At the elevator yesterday, and sails today
for the United Kingdom She has cargo of
400 tons
Tug Biz went to Quartermsgter harbor after
two rcows of brick for Utsalady. From the
latter place she brings boom of logs to Salmon
bay
Hereafter the steamer 0lympian will leave on
her Victoria run at 2:30 instead OF p. m, and
the sehome viii leave at s instead of g. m
Steamship walla walIa is que tomorrow from
San Francisco. She sailed one day late, being
delayed on account of the Fourth of July.
Steamer Garland was hauled ont on the ways
at the dry dock to have her bottom cleaned and
planted and some general repairs made.
Tug Queen City was having her bottom
cleaned and painted on stetson d Posts grid
iron
Steamer LAkme, of the Wells line, is due
from San Francisco.
Tug Wasp went up the snohomish river after
a tow.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.

The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /. 1891,
TO date are sI0.465, As. There were filed for
record yesterday n deeds, the considerations
sggregating 81 ,s36, an average of $sis.SS. Fol-
lowing is the list as furnished by Osborne,
Trempsr & Co., abstrsetors of title, ll6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
II. s. Upper ct al. to G. Hsverstumph. lots Is
and l6, block 5, Rosedsls add, $3.50.
]. Fosnsugh TO E. Fosnaugh, % In secs 3 25,
1900
$3.50.
H.. +. Nommensen TO E. p Edsen, lot 5, block
los, D. T. Denny's LIST, $500
T. Moran 70 D. B. Jackson, lot s, block 5, East
ern add, 500.
D. H. Gilman to L n Tibbetts. 10, 4, block IT,.
w. Crane e. al. to P. L Curtis, 5a tract. %,
IN Maple Leaf add, zoo.
NJ p Plelow to 5. F. Pielow, lots and 9,
block 5, Yesler's I'd. 800.
s4,ooo.
l. s. willard TO c. NJ cantrell. lots IL and u
block /, sunl plat Crown add, sl.4co.
tp %, re, $50.
r E. Lilico to &. A. songster. 10 q in sec g.
II. Gowen ct oil too W. swezea, lots to 10,
block 50, Aberfeidy estate, sS4a.
W. G. L Co. to G. Apker, lot 5. block 20. Gil
man Park, ss25.
J. c. Thornton to E. c. shumwsy, Maryott
syndicate property, $500.
l. Eyd 10 n. II. Brasen, lot IL, block 50, Denny
& Hoyt's, f45o.
]. Swanson to O. B. Jacobs, X lots l and 2,
block 2, Green Lake Circle R. r. add, 81
S.P /. & |. Co. 10 J. NJ. Lowell, lots 40 and A.
block TO- South Park, $40
/. ID. W. shelton To II. E. Kelsey, lots
and 2 block o. Mereers second, 81.
1. Holden TO 7. nndner, lot 10, Mcclure &
Holden's add. 800.
r. E Alden to N. C. Hall. \ lot u, block E,
Bells 4th 500
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Before lou Consult a Physician,

Consult common sense, and, If ron make
an attempt 10 think once. the process viii
be less painful the next time you try It
win lead you to the Irresistible conclusion
that things and institutions and professions
are not necessarily good because estab-
hshed in the remote past. They did not
know everything in those days They are
monuments of ignorance with their faces
turned TO the past and their backs to the
future You cannot stay the hands Of
time. He who hesitates to advance with
the worlds progress in thought and action
Is hopelessly left behind Doctors form no
exception to the rule; the old schools of
medicine belong 20 the dead, buried past;
all hope is conferred In the new Hisioge-
netic System of Medicine
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These il-known and reliable specialists treat
Al chronic. nervous, blood aud skin 6iseasss also
ali acute and chronic diseases Of the eve and
They are the most eminent PHYSICIANS On the
Arerscan continent As surgeons they are
eqnAled by none.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. spernasorrhosa semi
nal Losses- Might Emssions. Loss Of Vital Powers
Slesp essness Gloominsss. Depression Of Spirito.
Aversion 30 Society, Nearly Discouraged Lack Of
Conscience. Dull I5sfless, Undt for Study or Bnki-
ness permanently and speedily cured
= ALL SEXUAL DEFORMTTIEs and fmpedi-
ments 10 marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. Syphilis CON-
plesely eracicafed without the use of mercury.
ScrofniA, Erystpslas Biotc hes. ETup;ionx Eczema,
Acne. Ulcers Pimp,ss. Pans In the Head and
B7nes. etc, permanently cured when others have
failed
URINARY, kidney snd Bladder Troubles
Weak Back. Burning Cr,oe. Frequency OF Urn
mating Urine High oioTec or with Milky Sedf
men. On standing Go1oFrhRa. elect. CyssItaa
Na-focese. Hycrocele, etc, Permanently cured
Charges reasonable
STRUCTURE cured in from fifteen TO twenty
Gaia RRR. Throat; Nose and Lang Diseases
successful IL and permanently cured
PILES fistsl- F3Sscse- Eec1a Ulcers. perfectly
eurei without knife Iya-rre or caussic No desen-
ton from business over Geo cases cured Treat
reni scientific. safe and painless ana wondsrfnlin
its results.
LADIES-An Femae Weakness. promptly
cured Headsche Nervous ProsiTssion, General
ps6.iity, Sieepiessness, Depress on, Ovarian
Tropb Is. Inflammation. liberation. Failing Dis
placements. Disneno-rhpa, Spinal Weakness
kidney Complaints Change of Life, etc.
m 70 3 u.
\. R-Persons unable TO visit IN may be treated
~ their homes hy correspondence Constellation
freA
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SEATTLE, June p, 1891.

SEATTLE, June z, lS9l-
My mother wa, taken with la grippe last
spring in its most violent form which
rapidly developed into consumption. She
had most terrible cough, raised pus con-
stantly and we despaired OF her recovery.
We sent for my brother in California as We
did not know how long she might live.
When We realized her condition We sent
for DR.. Jordan and at once began giving
her his prescription. In two weeks she
was out of bed. greatly TO the surprise of
everyone who was acquainted with the
case. In two months she is better than
she has been in two years. This and other
experiences with the Histogenetic Medi-
cine, eonyinces US that it is the only medi-
cine to use. Anyone wishing to know
more of this case may inquire of
MRS. L. TUCK,
7l3 Suffer Street.
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the English harvest show that the prospects are
good Barley also gives fair promise and oats
VII Dc . nne crop. In roday's market wheat il
Gull a. Ss94Os. dne white, 44G55s- Foreign
r rneas: are hrmsr caiifornia on passags. Ais Cd
FINANCIAL
LONDON. July 6--Closing-Consois: Money
20; money account, go; e. s. a, 1Issz:
y. .. rs, loA Bar silver. 4ss<d per ounce.
LIVERPOOL. July 6.-wheet-Demand poor
ano prices unchanged.
CoEn-Demand fair for spot and poor for fu-
suies July, 5s ed, firm; August, 50 sd,
steady september, s. sd, STEADY.
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sAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



sAr FRANCISCO. July THE produce mar
=" "eTe unchanged today. The leading cere-
80 "sse very quiet, the produce exchange hay-
.ns Auyou,nea over until tomorrow The vege-
no.e market Ia moderately supplied with PRO
auee O. al ainds and prices are steady. Toma.
Ses are weak under heavier arrivals. Corn 10
coming in IN better condition. and nr,e,s are
sfmsr' CGeumeeTs are not over'nlentituI
summer fruits are plentiful, but much .rrivc.
u poor shaPs Peaches are again lower Anri-
eos are easier. Cherries sin arrive in .rsn
ioe Blackeerries sell well Apple. and -.
are IN moderate demand. Some raelons "a
eeaiHs IN. The market for dairy produce b. m.
enaneed Potatoes sad onions are ,,esdr
Wool.
Noo,-Spring clip, foothlIl, Der pouna l-a,N..
10 nsoe'Sera, lseeac; southern, ak month"; "a
- - southern. twelve months, Ia, lsIsr- SsysSs
,ssSlS. Oregon, valley. 2sa.sc; eastern nsAs
1910; eastern, heavy, l3Ga5c- "s~''
FINANCIAL
sDfsts-Stght =, telegraphie. N s,.,,,,r
Es-sank, t&Ses.s sight. 81 So: cam r,s-cisTS
SILVER bars, sL0L Mexican dollar, n
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GRATEFUL BEYOND EXPRESSION.

Portland, Or, JAY 81.
The OREGON KIDNEY TEA has cured my
back and Kidneys. and am ~ q loss 10 express
nv gratitude. ! shall always remember the
Oregon Kidney Tea with pleasure snG esteem,
and highly recommend IL 10 all nav friends and
aoansinlsnces J. r. p. DOWNING.
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S'DNFD X II " &Akt II =.
We gil PAY Rha acoxa rxNzrd TOR AsN c&ss -
l1Fsz CcEuEslzsEt. Dyspepsia sex Hes@Acae. As1k
grsllc1 S1lzss1 TAfs01 er toSs2veneA ne e4ssls8
cure via NsSs NezrtAa&s Liver pa sAe1 -
e1xsEzacas xtrlcs&r cs2mrlae1 vita A1@g 40
Far@s veEezAc4e AID never sal - gtv@ S2&sslsSsAe
eGsAEto=~e1 A&rxs o0xss. cgztaintAE ~ PAlaS
IS eEE1z Beware n coazsesseSzs and l11t4sien4
1he Se1elne Tar azzsSfErsc oaly - I hk S0t1S ~
" ESI COMPANY. GH1CAesO. Hi sod -
kkExow IKo4-. IiraGgs.x gecrs&@ntaa nsocx -
G3zsee % fes2eT Syez1s AID 4az4ss skrse~ sS1SSzA
vsAA O22a a. ns<al
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NORTH BEND, Wash, June II. 1891.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: am happy 10 say that two
weeks use of your medicine has done me
so much good that am going to start out
prospecting tomorrow. The pain in my
eyes has almost entirely vanished. Yours
truly, HERBERT G. POWERS.
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THE S0RTHERy PACIFIC RAILROAD
= fhe Hne TO take 70 al posnts Eszs AMI
souin i Z TIE nIsrSsc sE ROUTE Il
rsns thruaxh vesno1ied Trains every
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo change Of csrs0
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers Of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best thst can BE constructed ard N which 90
cnnnsodatsons are both FREE ard farusshea for
0o1oers OF 6rsE or seco1d-cfaSs tickets. ard
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
Continuous iine connecting with al Hu.s A.
fcroing ciresf and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations car D. secured IN
ADVANCE through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
10 and nom al points IN Anaer.ea~ Engzsnd and
Europe can be purchased any ticket oses Of this
COMPANY
TsATSs LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS.
Portland and South. e:l5 and $50 g. \ AID
For o.ympi. s:ls a m and 200 m
For Anacortes and North. s-is = N ard
EoI Moniesano and Cray. Hareor; s;soam
For Tacoma and loc2I, 6:I5 and $50 n;
1925, ZOO, SIS and SD ?. M
TRAINS ARRIVE
Fron 81 Paul and East Ii=5s - n and
From Portland and TIE soufh, $40 u m AIS and
from OtF DpaA 80 AID s;43 > m
From MonseSano and Grzys Ha-oor AIS D m
From AnscorIes and North. 1910 and 500 D
Prom Tacoma and local. s..5. IL SO m sad
2:45 AIS, S:45. Has D n
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and 81
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. eserau.
Gay coaches. finest palace dining cars between -
attic, Tacoma and Portland direct Daily service
Fun information concerning rates. time Of trains
routes and other eesaiEs furnished on spplsca-
ton 20
A. %. CHARLTDN. Asst Ge1- Pass Agt,
l2l F4rSl XkSkfrv4y- Portland
A GHILhEfsG- City Passenger and TlckeE Agent
southeast corner fesler avenue and Commercial
street olympic block. Seattle Wash
J. A NAnEAU. General A. en-. and Depot Tckss
Agent. Seattle cepo.. fooe az Third street.
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ALTERNATING DAILY, AS FOLLOWS:

South bound passengers for Tacoma can remain
on board till 8 q H. and enjoy fnk nights resi-
North bound passengers from Seattle can board
steamer on arrival
CT SMITH. JOHN IRVING.
G. N o c MsnagerC. p y. Co
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Portland wh.a. Quotations.

rcsrI.Sn. July s. lspecial.l - Wheat -
quotations nominal: Willamette valley, SIS
pei GENITAL; Wallis walls, sl4S per GENITAL Re-
cespts. Lao esntsls
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UNDER OATH.
Rheumatic Sufferers on the
Witness Stand.
$500 REWARD +!

That there might be no doubling their testimony
Or. Plouf took Police Officer Nick Hanna before
Judge T. II. Cam; Mr.. ]. Joseph before Mr.. l. H
Wheeler. notary public; Felix White afflicted FIVE
months. r NJ. Knight vainly treated for rheuma-
tsnA by physicians from Boston TO st Louis. before
George Meacham, notary public; Mrs J. J. Hep
per unable TO walk since 1878 until cured by Dr.
Plouf before James F. McElroy. rotary public: J.
X Van Alstiue afflicted several years, before W.
V. RineharL jr.. notary paolc: Miss Mary NJ
Willard, rheumatic sufferer for four years before
Fred IL. Peterson. notary public; q. Z. l.issot.
four years saffers-. before Am0ry +. Bel. notary
public; ". ". kErkwcoc, n iong-time sa fferer. be-
fore George r. AeSchan, Rotary puolic; G. W
Miller. who could not turn over in bed before John
slant sufferer since his service IN the army. before
l. II. Wheeler notary public; Margaret p. Nc
kenny, afflicted with rheumatism Of the stomach
and treated by eight Seattle pa ysiciAns with no
beneficial results, before \. J. Esp4y. notary pu b.
lcs Rocer. Hughes. confined 10 his bed fer six
weeks helpless child. before :. II. Piles, notary
public and each and every me Of them testified
under oath that they were speedily. permanently
aud thoroughly cured by 1T Ploaf's Rheumatism
convince any sane sufferer from rheumatism that
the remedy Is al that is ciaines for ii-thAt here
IS ngt case Of rheumatism on earth i VII not
IL i the oaly preparation in the world that
III per- oTnl this feaI. -eNAra o. $500 viii be
Chesrf1llg paid To any human hetEE no VIII PRO
Guce case Of Ibis dreadful nlRlady ne Rheuma-
tsm ure viii not eradicate entirely from the svs-
TEN. sold only hy ur. Piouf. rooms and
Olympic clock seattle. Wash. Sent any address
for $40; twelve for go. ofsce open sundays
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The Northern Pacific railroad viii sell on and
after July l. commuiatlon tickets follows:
Between Seattle and Kent, ten rides 81 81 So
twenty-five rides, sl0 aud nity rides, sl6 Ne
tween seattle and Slaughter. ten rides, ss.oO
twenty I'VE rides, tI2sS: hfty rides, 81 Call on
local agents for CckesA
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SEATTLE. July 6. lss

ckAIILkr July ., ltSl-
rrrsenxes at Seattle clearing house today
..@1used 70 s252,5l6.5e. The balances were
0e8G
fn6s opened up rather quietly yesterday. bu.
s1lments we're fair owing 10 the fact that no
exseozng was done Saturday. But little change
- noted In prices, except wheat which is up
= h seain for No. milling. New barley in be-
afaniux TO arrive and is quoted Ct s2stG30 per
=. Other grains, feed and hay are steady. The
tuss tzsde has been heavy the past few days and
eSoice stock Is about all gone A fresh supply
IN II In on tomorrow's steamer.
"a change has been noted In the meat market
neceh smother reduction is expected soon.
GENERAL sHIPNxSTs.
purinr the past twenty-four hours goods and
orrrhandise have been shipped from Seattle in
fbe following amounts: By rail-Sorthern Pa
de 800 tons; Columbia Puget Sound. . tons
b. rater-Blairgowrie. 20 tons; City OF Seattle,
IS tons: W. =. Munroe, - tons; Hermosa, Is
TINS: Evangel, % tons; Buckeye, Is tons; City
q Quincy, II toms: wasco, 10 tons; S. 81. Renton,
stons; San Juan, 5 tons; Bailey Gatzert, 5 tons;
Nountaineer. 3 tons: Glide, tons. Total ship
uents, 2,67s tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
e the port OF Seattle during the past rwenfyfour
hours Is follows: By rail--Sorthern Pacific,
50 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 20 tons- BY
usfer-J. Z. Mcdonald, IS tons: Utsalady, 30
tons; City OF Seattle, Il tons; Evangel, 5 tons.
Total receipts, 4S9 tons.
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No visitor 70 Seattle should fail 10 take TIP
on Lake Washington. Take the lesler aye2ne
cable ean and the steamer kirkland
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MONEY 10 LOAN

In sny amount on farms and CITY property.
either improved or fer building purposes D.
=. McConnanghey, 10 Washington block, Front
A.
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srw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


yxw YORK, July 6-The stock market opened
with little more animation. and the tone in
he main was strong The resumption of the
cateo Of gold checked Q most promising upward
movement among the leading shares. The bears
nade vigorous demonstration against Burling-
sen Eoek In the forenoon. and the raid was ac-
cnmpsned by the circulation OF q story OF pro-
tetsd usue of bonds. This slightly affected
tks Temsindsr of the grangers. but the hstter-
hgrporfs OF growing crops render these shares
almost impregnablc. The raid effected an in
crease in outstanding short interests without
much reduction in the price of the stock. At
he close the prices were steady, generally at
mall fractions better than Fridays final figures.
Government bonds-Stesdy.
Petroisum-Ciosed At 67lSc.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call. easy; closing offered at 2
Prime mercantile paper, S1t97 sterling ex-
change, steady. 6o-day bills, s4s5z<. demand,
Nss4- Bar silver, Iol1<
BONDS
9. 8. Ga treso..-. ZIG 10. 9. as coupon. 1905
Q. 8. - {coupon).. il6 Pacific % .......... l0s1S
Q. 5. fss (reg) 100
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FOREIGN Markets
ESeLIsR GRAIN n.RKrr.

EarnS July s.-The Marx Lac E-p-es. .svs,
loc~ !. snsai during the past week 81, 49,, -
Ma ~ foreign Is lower, excepting C.lifo--
comparatively firm. Reports On
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DAc1rrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle As fokaoEs:
vor san Francisco VIA Peri Townsend ans Vic
.c-sn. AiSp N gpasseaEs-s received On board a.
So ny yulv = L. IL. - y. August ard &
Fer Alaska JGly :, II. n August !. 8, le. ~,
g.
rrou, San FRANCHISES fcr Victoria and P1sss
Sound ports. AZ 3 . Il jay :, Ia ~ "a. -
August
TSrk~-, r-ay be oatasaei :; the oles q The con-
rzay, nj ocsAa dock. sessz1s
GooDAL. PERKINS CO.
General Agents. san FRANCESCA
MCCLELLAN. superintendent seattle.
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THIEL'S DETECTIVE SERVICE.

EerAbi1aheu 1878.
General pssec,svs Bus nsSs Tr&RsAcxsd for Corpc
rasiezs and individuals.
CHfCAGO-Szcck kxchAnge Building
ST LQUIs--e0 and T03 ohye street.
NEW YnRK-s3 and - Nassau street
ST PATI-Ssernar American Bank BaifdiHx.
nENNER-Txecr block
PORTLASRoesce. reon,s IS. So. 60. a., q. ~
ana - LAaes HECK u g SULLIVAN. 0a0
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CAUTIoN-The Histogenetic Medi-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene
Jordan. Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is q fraud.
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STEAMERS.

CLEANERS EASTERN OREGON AND PRE-
- nier, ID connection with Canadian Pacific Rail
way,
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Making daily trips with steamship Eastern Oregon.
JOHN IRVING, Manager.
J. A o'BRIEN, Master.
The company reserves The night 70 change the
above schedule without notice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
RAILnoAp STOCKS
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN

VISIBLE sUrPLY OF GRAIN.
INV YORK, July 6-Following Is q state
nent Of the visible supply OF grain Saturday.
Wheat, I2,5s4 900 bushels: decrease, l,0l6.o0o.
Corn, 5000 bushels; decrease, $4,000 Cats,
sl62ooo bushels; decrease, 10000. Barley, 96,-
% bushels; decrease. li,0oo
Cofse-options closed steady and unchanged
3 point down. Sales were 10000 bags. in
osssS<s, NfSs: November. siseo. spo, Rio,
I'M: fair csrgoes, l37sc; No. z, lossc-
eagar-Raw. dull and nominal; refined,
osady and quiet
lead-Easier: domestic, A-47l..
In-Flrm; straits, $A.5o.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, July 6-whest was weaker and
lover. with q moderate amount OF business
hsnsac,ed. The marked opened weak and
prices were II xtelssc lower than the Closing fg
ufes Of Saturday: eased of trite more and
then developed some strength and advanced rs
closed about 2i4e lower for July, a5sc lower
fof Angus, and 2isc lower tor December.
1scsipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments, e2o,ooo
busheis4
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
wheat-wesk; cash, slisga5c: September,
ccrn-stesdy; cash, 6Il.c: September. 521sc
osu-Easy, cash, SSA4c, september, $40
Bariey-Nominal at 6SeToc-
Pork-Easy: cash. $l0S7ia: September. sla.e0
lAfd-Essy; cash, S6.So: september, s6.51ls.
kye-Firm 1T zoe.
Nhitky-sii6
Shoulder s.. ioss Is; short clear, s650e6.e0,
shortrios, s. l0S6.ls.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, July 6-Cattle-ReCeipis, II 600:
steady 10 higher: essoscc to extra steers. IS aa9
Is: others, sa5A6S.5S; Texans. t2S012 80:
sfoskers, s2aEari@.
Hogs-Reeeip:s. 1900; active; opened higher,
put closed zoe lower; rough and common. 81 Is
9AS: mixed and packers, sA2ae14S5; prime
Aese4Sa
sheep-Receipts. 700; steady; natives. s4s0
0hS; Texans, $Seosa4.4o: Westerns. S.6os4s 60
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
bosroS. July 6-stocks closed as follows:
kschison. .........ISS Mexican Cen Conn los.
saflnEton. $780,. s6A4