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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03
Four Tons Of Grapes from One Win,

Four Tons Of Grapes from One Vine,
California abOunds In horticultural
prodigies, and the whole State Is full
OF wonderful developments OF tree and
vine, SO common there as to attract
little attention. Mention is incident
ally made In q San Francisco paper OF
q single grapevine, seven years old, on
the grounds Of private house In the
city limits, which covers space full
seventy.five feet square, and from
which four tons Of grapes have beer
gathered in one season.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03

THE new billiard hall Of messTs.
tapan & Barber, over the House OF
David, l62 Clark street, 10 the finest
n the city. Visit II.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03

ToMMIE-"Papa, when people sell
things by the pound, do they ever
weigh the scales?" Papa--"Certain.
~ not, my boy" Tommie-@Then,
how do they weigh tlsh9"--HarpssS
Young People
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03

L GENTS furnishing goods depart
nent has been added to 6hsyns's
State street store.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03

FuNK's weiss beer u . healthy snS
aourishing drink
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03
Tales From Town TOPICS

,ess.ss.!y. Ar. az Of March, Jun: sspssmss,:
plumber. y SddltSn e snort stSyiss; posm:: bur:
so%psss SisSs ps.s &c story q 70 c p:Ss:
No 9qs who enjoy: shs hishsst clss. q Action: and
society San afford 70 be without I6wS Toc,c. every
and In tho Tales" that club suGscrpsion to both
VIII supply sHy family With :Sc n, issdns Of the
RATES.
4, Toyn.. Topics pr annum, 600 trial subscsip:
ton 70, three months. ~ 90. and specimen copy
.L:i:: Ik,eE Town Topics. pr number. soesass.
bSin ClESSsl: p. sn !. a O. asd sny two
'61sSsnd 10 csnts Tor ssmpis copy 7ewE fofics.
X MSPR. R.! q. you ssad AMtLls RlvES latest
Tanis, The Sang Digger 2
i2mo. cloth. GU. uncut 'front.' and foot, eiso post.
k:%!s y ss:st F. o. money order. postal note q
TOWN TOPICS.
- West SSd Street. New Yesk.
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The steamer Farallon arrived at lC
o'clock last evening from San Francisco.
The steamer Utopia yesterday carried
forty tons of hay to Beliingham bay and
Blaine.
The steamer Hattie Hansen took large
quantity of freight 10 various Sound
points yesterday.
The steamer Anna M. Pence has been
put on the Blakeley route and leaves Gen.
tral wharf at a. m. and p. m.
sixty-four tons of general merchandise
were taken to Snohomish rlver yesterday
from Central dock by the steamer Mabel.
The steamer Multnomah will not call at
Chautauqua until further notice. The
City of Aberdeen will call there both ways.
The sterners skagit Chief and Rapid
Transit took out several hundred tons OF
Great Northern freight TO Tacoma last
night from Arlington dock.
Water front people witnessed lively
race yesterday between the steamers Multi.
nomah and Monticello. The boats started
from Olympia in the morning. the Multi
nomah winning by minute
The steamer Voiga yesterday passed In
spection and was granted permission 20
carry passengees and freight to Port
Blakeley. She Immediately took the
Michigans run, that boat having been
sold.
On the Hood canal route the fast excur-
sion steamer Delta is carrying large parties
OF hunters. fishermen and camping parties.
These excursions offer the best induce
ments to parties who intend 20 camp out
during the summer months. For those
desiring information Apply 10 Capt. J. a
Hatfield, City dock, foot of Main street.
The steamer City Of Topeka arrived from
Alaska Yesterday morning, with The foi-
lowing passengers for Seattle: J. Merrill.
A. Mcdonald, J. +. Masters, G. u. John
son, George johnson. George W. Clark,
George Bounds, John Hawley, G.. q.
Broughton, May Mcmahon, Il. p. Wag-
oner. ]. X. Simpson, f. b. Burwell, j. ;.
Backman, L. Bosnowitz. Miss Eastman.
z. +. Morry and wife, Miss MoFry. q. h.
HYDE, wife and son. Frank Aronson. Bert
Bradley and vile, d. Leviatrits and fam
ily. The steamer will sail on her return
trip tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE HoARp OF Trade

THE HOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. July l0-Wheat opened at -
axe. declined gradually, advanced &c,
fell off ,sc. became very quiet. changing
but little. and the close showed bat &c
loss. Private cables were rather conflict
ing. There was evidently looking for q
bullish government report.
Corn was steady. within &c range IN
der moderate buying.
Oats. steady bat duh. The change
was &c.
High Liverpool cables. the raising of the
blockade at the yards and scarcity of Of
ferings iirmed up provisions today. Sep
tember pork is Sc higher, September lard
7lsc higher and ribs lc higher
Closing: Wheat-Sseady: cash, 56i<c
September. 5Sssc.
Corn-Steady; cash, 4lJ<c; September.
42Fsc.
oats-steady; July. ssc; August. 29s.c.
Mess pork-Higher' July. SEAS; Sep
TENDER. ST. 20
Lard-Higher; July, s6s219; September.
s6eo
Short ribs Higher; July. $500; Sep
tenher. S. 62JS.
Rye, No. nominal, 461zc.
Barley
Flax seed-Nominal SL306ef 40.
T.mothy-Nominsl; prime, 81 s0GIso.
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Deeds Recorded in the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January L.
1894. are s.. 762 $50 There were fled for
record yesterday 10 deeds. the eonsldera-
tons eggregsting S395l. Following is
the list as furnished BY Osborne. Trenper
& Co, abstracEors Of title. lis Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
John II. Harter to Ade4ins Nelson,
und \ lots and 10, block 9, Fail CITY. $40
r. II. Thompson 10 r j. Aste,ford et
al, lots "a and 3. block ?. Bay View add
to IVES. Seattle, 500.
W n. Wood 10 Abhie How ard, s lois in
block 20. Woodiawn add, 500.
Fred Page Tustin to Mrs. NJ. NJ. Smith,
lots. 5, 9 and 10. block q, Bigelow's add,
$50
Helen NJ. Warren TO Eta Stetson, lot Is.
block IL. Jackson So add, 5000.
Mary s. Symonds TO Martha s Green
leaf, lots l and 2. block Is. Washington
add, 500.
O. J. Johnson 10 Charles f. Strandberg,
VIZ lot -, block 10. Gilman Park, Sl0o.
James Mcknight TO John Burns, SO
acres of Buckley ! c, q c. 81.
Dennis Conroy 10 Frank Crawford, lot
s, block 10, heirs :. A. Bells LIST, $40.
Frank Crawford VS.. Frances Jackson.
lot 3, block 10. heirs s. A. Bells LIST. $50
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

NV YoxK. July i0.-The EreniaJ Posts
London cable SAYS; Money is pienti-
ful. No serious difficulties we're disclosed
AZ today's settlement. although q few
small failures Are likely on Thursday.
Americans. after hrmneSs, closed Tat on
receipts Of New York prices. The price OF
silver is unchanged, because available sup
plies are curgaiIed owing 20 the Chicago
srsebies. The tone Of iutnre delivery Is
very weak.
LoSDox. July i0,-BAr silver. . ii-i6d.
Rank OF Eng, and discount rate. per cent
Bullion into Rank Of England, E9.ooo
xNSLfsH Gratis xagExr.
IEvEgPoor. July I0.--W heat-Quiet and
STEADY. demand, Moderate; holders offer
moderately. No. l California. Is IldG5s (;
rea Western. spring, IS 1Ii&ss: winter. Is
gtSdeE&s sssd
Jofa-Esrn: demand. moderate; new
mixed, spot. IS f1s.1.
Barlay-C4iisoFnl brewing, Is Sd.
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This handsome aud weIi-aFpointsd hotel. Just
antsAed The PAST year and elegantly furnishes
throughout vita all the comforts AID convent
ences Of q modern private residences, ana cen
tssly located on the North Seattle cable line, at
he corner OF Rep uhliean aud Poplar streets. 10
now under the supervision Of AFA Hammond,
who has in the fe9 months OF her occupancy
proxen herself most capable and popular man
sger. THIS nov completed and established an
stItuflon vas projeesai % mesf tho needs OF
women ard girls coEaiHg - the city on business
or plaasurs and for the business women OF our
e4tv. rsazy OF whom ~ honesty aud hdsAtg
have been snGblsa % p1sh their way along zosE
Of ths lines Of Industry in which success IN
wolves tact. rapid movement ana fattainAnsss 70
detail: and. loo. hy society o. h0ne-owisag
principally, aad bone-loviag Sstaea, who rec
oxnixs IN the rapid aavancsusns Of al eAAsses
ana ihslr ever changing relations thar the
business girl Of fhas ysaT-tsacaeFk. stsaog-
rapaers. dressaAksrs, operators. clerks Or
ary Of tha numerous branches oFea 20 fhssF
Geft engers sf quick rsrcs ptton-ss liable before
II. close 20 &c called !Gfo spaFtusrsaip OF nome
maEing. ard that the seli-eozsmaad gained By
-eutset vita bzElnszs methods sa1 systeza&tsc
detail Il no mean part OF tie necessary tfAiaing
for shs ceszglseated oslsgaIacns % weal-o1-
1srs9 ho-ra Ths sssoc4atso1 hss spent mach
time an1 rnazsy In is erection and sss pzasns,
VITA a. yet iight patronage Tnsy are Erua.
howsyvr. IA the tS!lss taAs whsn batter uades.
x.coa * viii su9ny mo-s thas the AIT elratsa
tsyo.ahis support Al ysnnT ladies' wstAcgs
tne parental Eoos are ocEsisSIF invites 70 20 o..
ard look ths house over. fe2 Will 10 kindly
-eeefvss sn4 viii eRG large hstIs. pleasant
dining ROOFS wssA good table. nsA, and airy
rh.ms<rs. nsvtsg reg-4 with rnaehins. AID
lsrxe sarsors beaasifagly fnFnssns4. lResadlng =
sew plsna chsESss iFosa . u q s's- week
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN Francisco. July 10.-VegetabIes are
in heavy receipt Rice is unchanged.
Potatoes are firm. Berries are democrat
ICED, owing to late arrival by sloop.
Peaches and apricots are higher
The butter market is very weak, with
large supplies on hand. Eggs firm
Cheese steady. The poultry market is
quiet.
Closing: wheat-Firmer: December.
$I07sz: Nav. 81. 1879.
Bariey-Quiet and steady; December,
94ikc.
Corn-$i45.
Bran-Sis per ton.
paEAnsruFFs kSp GRAINS.
Flour-Famiiy extras, IS. 40Cd3.5o; bak-
ers' extras, $30@340; supertine. s25O@
27a.
Wheat-Quiet and aninteresting; offer
ings are small: demand is light; buyers
and sellers show indifference because dis
tant centers show no encouragement;
some loading is already outlined and more
will doubtless follow; 90d921Sc for good to
choice shipping, aud si@L0I1S for milling
grades.
Barley-Business is not OF an expansive
character, but there appears 10 he good
undertone TO the barley market. The inn
preston seems 10 prevail that this cereal
way of sales. while prices are expected TO
prove satisfactory to most sellers. No in
qairy prevails for brewing quality, and 1t
would likely be difficult to place much of
even new brewing unless the seller were
willing 70 accept almost feed prices. New,
S,@S7lsc; old, S7lsd9oc; brewing. new,
nominal.
oats-rrade is slack. Bushes, closed
last week under fairly promising con-
ditions, but matters have not deveioped as
anticipated. Stocks are liberal. consgn-
ments stiil coming from northern points.
Milling. 81. 221safL 32ik. surprise. sl.371t@
I42s<; fancy feed, sLSo6tis2t.; good TO
choice. SI25tiss; poor TO fair, sLo21<0
Los. red. nominal: gray, SI.I5etl2a
Produce reeei pts--Fiour. sacks. 4.4sS;
Oregon, 500; Washington. $40: wheat.
oensals. 2,2o6s Washington. II. so; barley,
Oregon, 81; Washington, L07l: oats,
Washington, ls9; potatoes. sacks, 2,a-'.
TISAScIAL
Draffs-On sight. New York. per 800
Ttkc premium. Sterling biiis--on London,
Ue-dsy bank. s4.sS.
Silver bars-Psr ounce. ezs49e2JsG
Mexican dollars-Sl@5Iise
xfSISs STOCKS.
Alta. %; Relcher. So; Best & nelcher.
"a. Boaie Consolidated. If5; BulweF, - I;
Choliar. 81. Consolidated California &
Virgins. s4s; Croxn Point, a.; Eureka
Consolidated. p: Gould & Curry, -;
Hale & Norcross. 81; Mexican. -; Mono.
- Ophir i5o: Pot0si. ~: Savage, 80;
Sierra Nevada. s.: Union Consolidated. SO:
Utah, s: yellow JACKET. 3; Andes, 50;
bullion. Is; Caledonis, z. Challengs
Consolidated, % Consolidated I'm.
perial, .; Grand Prize. 3; Jas
Ice. 10, Kensaek. Ii: overlnsn. 10: scor-
pion. 5: Alpha Consolidated, q Conf
~
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NEW YORK MARKETS..

NV YosK. July f0.-Ths speculation
today vas under the influence of the labor
troubles in the Vest. and, while generally
heavy in tone, vas occasionally given .
temporary strength BY the reports Of en-
csuraxins advices from Chicago. Sugar
opeued 1. higher. and then, under tree
selling, broke sharply y 20 rallied
= 10 s. at close OF the granger
group Barlinxton Vas weakest be-
Ing sold largely On Boston orders
easea on al anticipated decrease IN cara
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MARINE NEWS.

HooUIAM, July ESPECIAL. l-Sailed for
Santa Barbara. schr La Gironde; sailed for
San Francisco from Cosmopolis, schr En-
terprise. Arrived yesterday from San
Francisco, schr Webfoot.
SAN Francisco. July 10.-Arrived--City
of Pueblo, from Victoria and Puget sound /;
Bawnmore, from Taiara bay. Cleared
Progress, for Panama. Departed-John
BaiseIy, for Puget sound.
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seh u0ssefs Tor round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars. or the jobbiug rates
saoted by wholesale dealers with ordinary
eFms OF credit:
STAPLE GRocKRIks.
sveAs-t Jobhing)-Golden &C" in Dbl.
~. assc; extra &c" in Dbl, per 10. sac !:
IN hos. PER 10. 45kc; dry graduated, in
se'perlo. a5sc; cube, 6isc: powdered, o.. sc;
quoted '''N0
fiogR Ere -tJobbingl - Washington
.aAsht, per Dbl. s. 90; patent, S. so: paten {
assssehs $3.50; California brands, $3.50;
1aAoa brands. $35eG450 buck
.nsa Hour, per bbl. $3.50; per
.s Aeo; graham, per bhl. 50 so;
=, - sacks. 81 - per cwt: rye fiour, per
-. - =, OF Ion sacks, $500 per cwt; rye
80. per Dbl, SAe0; per ewt. $3.50; oat
$3.50 per Dbl, No@L60: hominy. per
20 cracked wheat, per cwt. S241;
..sa wheat. 500 per bbi, faked wheat,
~ ssek, S2lo; whole wheat iour, per
1ssls; pesrl barley. per n. 4lse; split
- per p, Sc; table corn meal. yellow.
49, per ewt in 10-ih sacks; SOS. 81. % :
Nseper key.
ssAss-(Jobbingl-Small white, per III.
80; plnk, per ID. S1tSl4e; Bayos, per
y. butter, per 10. ave; Luna. usr ib, Sc.
e. t1oholng) ~ Japan. S. 25efN 90: :
Sin,aa " . per cwt: Island. s.. 2aeeS.50.
Ata fKAs ttoboinEt Field. per 10. &c.
aI-t !oboing i-Liverpool, S0-lb sacks,
- -, so1lS; American dairy. 5o-lb
- per Tor, SIS; Coast. halt ground,
,, saeSS, per Ton, Sill; 5o-lb sacks. per
~. S-se sacks, y 10 bale. s. 81; 5-lb
Assa ' 'A0AS' - Al
ke-t JobbinTl- Home rendered. rer
sinclair, tierces. iilsc: Rex leaf. i0i.c;
IL saos, -: S-lb cans. S. Is per doz cans
ss 05s Per doE cans; lard COM
Fs1aa, tierees, sac.
4 AE-S @oeeing l-Green-Mocha. ner
sasse, Java, per 10, 9i4c; Costa Rica,
g.. per ID. &ic: Rio. per ID, 2slse.
- 80 -ArhGckie's. in lo0-Ih eases, per
n s-AN; oIb cases. per cwt. SIS a..
-. vases. per ewt, So 50: Jaws, 50-ib tin
~, lss u. Sc: - and iullh sacks,
a. Alsa Mocha, Aac; peaherry blend,
49, Mlsstaasa. 2a'sc, ground coffee. sote
ts ~0AAsAa, lAA.5 cases, SIS 30; LloB.
p,s.sosootarr- tIoSblne)-B Bakers i2lb
Aoss..' ss, -; l2-lo Eagie, sc; Star, I2-lo
h AseA-tJebbinsl-Epps'. ,-lb tins. IL
Shes. AZ; Raker'S' tllh hox.S 4ss.
gi<e.a llSS1nssa's, l-lo tins, ssc; sS.l6 tins,
k-le tins, 81.
cas- & ~ MIA lobhingl-EAxle, rer
g. e. highland. unSweetenea, s. =;
Aassss. NFeam, SiSa; Standard. $500:
N1. ansseeisned. $500; Champion.
kcoaony. 81 Is
snsss tIobhinsl - Worcrssershire.
p, - - eo2, A2o; medium, $3.50 Pep
eassse' 60 PETS per doz. sL2os tomato
esartx :, ..s.siornsA, pints. sls5 per doE;
~ q, 10 Per dos; SRsdegs, pinis. s. IS
20. -. = tSeeelngl-nrips. bhls. per Esl-
Ala' hA4t eb4s, per gallon. Sc;
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HE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid TO Farmers for Countr
Produce.

Prices Paid TO Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
mld to farmers and producers by Seattle
nsiness houses for articles named, the
pods to be delivered In Seattle.
Hors-Choics, lac; prime, l2c; medium.
lk per pound.
H.Y-tIn car load lots)-Puget sound,
t&8 per ton.
Ours Tin car load lots)-Oats, choice.
sea, barley. SIS per ton. whsat,
satken feed. si4; corn, $50; cracked, $50.
loraToEs-Potatoes, sseGi2 per ton.
hurTER. Eoos AND PouLTRY-Handied
on commission.
HIpks. PKLTs AND TALLow-Heavy saIted
steers. over % lbs. per Id, 3tf3Isc; medium,
per Ii, 292Hc: light. under 46 lbs, ibx012c:
saltsd kip. 2c. and calf. per 10. 3sa4c; green
hides, lie less than sailed; dry hides, per
10, &c; calls OF above. one-third less; dry
elk, per lh, 6dsc; dry deer skins. summer,
per 10. ac; good winter, t2@l5c: poor
and thin winter, SC; sheep skins, l5@25c;
iull wool. sae56Dc; wool, sIs@6c per ID; tai
los. 21S63lxc.
LIVE SfocK-Choice beef cattle, 2I<G
sAe; choice sheep, &c; good hogs, 4I4c;
caves. large. &c; small &c per ID.
Loes-superior quality, per NJ, fir, 81 so
@uJa: choice cedar, 81 50@5.s0; common,
par NJ. 81
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MILD Sunshfae Prem fes srowth- Frrif
crops RiPsnssg Fast
Following Is the weekly crop bulletin
for the week ending July Q. furnished by
Director Aicistors. Of The weather bnFesu;
Western NASAIagton-Ao matter hos
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The Commercial wharf. Boston, COL
lap~ed Tuesday. Michael r. Driscoll, aged
SIS. "a. killed and his son. William aged
81. fatally injured. - was Martin Hsnes.
aged a. William Bess vas baby h1rSY
ous y II recoYeF.
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TESTIMONIALS,

Read what your dentist has 10
sav About is:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LuBTN's CARLO
LIKED TOOTH POWDER and and
that it contai rs nothing that can In
the slightest degree iniurs the teeth
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yum heaIthful and firm. It's daily
use will help to prevent tbs fozna-
ton OF tartar and the accumulation
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rsoHs TO teesh aud gum-
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GEO. W BRAgDON. ID. ID. o.
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LUBIs's TOOTH POWDER
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meuE
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
uorEl psLLxR

HOTEL DsLLEA
C A Mudgett, snohomshA l. Rutherford. FallsCy
Moore, Utsalsdy G " klliott, Conconully
NJ Dudley ,Conconully II Tremrer, VT. sheltn
Mrs Hagau, Penn ID Robels Tacoma
Mrs bloomsbury, Tao "A Rostein, Victoria
HOTEL NORTHERN
Commercial rates. $50 per day.
II Grlfith. Spokane II Thompson, City
John Hsnly, Alaska Mcclure, Portland
Donohos, + Claim q Clark, Chicago
IL skinner, Montana A GreiS. Kansas City
W Purdy, & wf. What x Mcfarland, Everett
Brodeck, Everett 4 III Moody. do
Mclean, Tacoma Miss Lewis, Tacoma
Mrs Welter, La Conr u salmon, Tacoma
6 A Hill, Tacoma Duncan, Olympia
w Ii Primrose, Pt Blkiy
HOTEL BUrLER
II cammsek, st Louis J Z Ruxton N Yakima
NJ Jacobs. Oakland Mrs Heaic 4 da, Spok
II Howe Il wi, 5 Paul NJ L Eufd, La Coaner
Owens. Chicago Graham. Tacoma
u l. Williams, olympia J. p Smith, 81 Paul
Budget, Portland III Il Coate, los Angeles
Davidson, do Miss Jones. Ann Arbor
W Mslilton & VT, Snoq
The town of P1ukan, Russia. has been
destroyed by fire. Three hundred and
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LuBIN's TOOTH POWDER win
give you PEARLY TEETH.
1t will givs you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY'S.
II will HARDEN THE GUMS.
1t will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER 10
free from grittiness.
LUBIH'S TOOTH POWDER has
delicate and refreshing faver.
This agreeable and efscaeious
Tooth Powder, established by more
than twenty years. experience. has
received the sanction Of the men,
bers of the Dental and Medical pro-
LESSONS Of this city generally. and
by them 10 10 daily recommended
and prescribed. Is as pleasant in
the application a. IL is excellent In
its effects: it speedily renders the
teeth white and smooth, the gums
healthful, red and firm, and by fire.
quent use viii preserve them in this
desirable condition. 1t gradually
but sffectualIy removes tartar and
destroys the parasitical Animaleuln
which neglect may have permitted
to collect and prevents their further
accumulation, thus serving rs n
complete beautifer and pressrvsr OF
the teeth. Microscopic sxamina-
lions have been IA ede of the matter
deposited on the teeth and gums Of
individuals selected from all classes
OF socisty and Of every variety Of
bodily condition. and in nearly ev-
cry case animal and vegetables para
sites we're found to exist In great
numbers. Experiments we're made
for their removal and the ingrsdi.
ents used In Lubin's Tooth Powder
we're found 20 be the most sfectuaI.
destroying them Instantly.
Through the kindness Of friends
we are permitted to publish the fol.
lowing
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SEATTLE. July 10. 1904
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
Ind clearing houses today were:

The movement OF trade in both produce
sne merchandise lines for the past week
has been fairly good, and values were gen
eaaly firm. an advance being noticed in n
lss articles. The disastrous effects of the
railroad strike are being felt in nearly all
lsnss, and some stocks are running very
Low. The greatest impediment to trade Is
The inability of merchants 10 forward
shipmenla
Sugar sdvanced yesterday x of cent,
and clearinghouse products y of a cent.
Peaches are in fair supply. and cherries
fsd good sale. Currants meet with good
dems1d. and the price 10 firm.
Fresh meat is stationary, and the sales
as small
Dsry produce continues 10 sell in liberal
casatitics. but, as interior shipments are
bari to make. stocks are accommodating.
ksaeh eggs are held steady at 20 cents per
tassn.
Rsspberries are selling readily at the
eaoied rates.
There is a great scarcity Of barley In the
market. and mono can be bought, as the
npply al comes over the Northern Pacific
md the strike has cut il off.
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The town of P1ukan, Russia, has been
destroyed by fire. Three hundred and
seveuty-five houses were burned, and over
1900 persons are without shelter Some
children persisted In the flames.
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

- pxyxxrxKxr or AssIcULTusE.)
WEATHER BUEzAU. I
PogrrAsD, Or, July 10. 1894,
.s.t for Wednesday: Fair: sta.lonary
fcssesA !" PAaUE, 1. 4. o.
.varrs pxPaRTNEsr oF AGRrcuLrUax
r~r1Taxs BUEEAU-DAILT BuLLErfs.
SEATTLE. WASH. July 10. 1894
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JsbhIng Quotations.

The following ara the prices paid by re-
All dealers for round lots delivered at the
saaFt or on the cars, or the jobbing rates
saoted BY wholesale dealers with ordinary
eFms OF credit:
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os<srysfsons taken at ali stations At 3. m
- meridian time rs p 70. Pacific timeL
r,ss, AZ sxATTLg HAEBoR FOE THE WEEK BE-
sIsNrnG July Il.