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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
wovDypyr1 ACTS or HAGEyBECK's ANIMALS

The Uagenbeck trained animals continue 10 IRA"
.-,,,ls "a their quarters at Manhattan Beach ana
,..-,i ,i,res In the .ast week the arena has been
..r,,rc.v n.e! The daring OF the various trainers
.,h ,h. Wild beasts Is astonishing and II Is we'll
,.,u., fact that they take their lives in ther hahs
-. ,,..r, performance This aptly illustrated on
,,,,t,v ~ ,ast week when Mr. Barri, the trainer
-, ,ba hinge siberian boxing and wrestling bears.
,s attacked by one of his beasts in the runway
,,li,r from the arena just as he had hnshei
hi. No., uo was knocked down and rather roughly
1911 a,I had # not been Tor his nerve and the
,,,,,,. assistance Of two keepers. who are on the
lookout for Just such occurrences, ne would GER
,,,niv have been Killed He Will make his reap
no,r,rce the present week. 1t should be remem-
bered that there s not the slightest DANGER u '"'
so.cta,ors as the performance takes pace in an
immense iron cage.
Tho large number Of visitors who nave beeh IN
attendance the last week have been pleased ana
amazed at the startling performances OF the wild
heaats Mr. Penje with his famous horseback RID
inc .ioness Helena viii appear at the evening per-
,orrances as well as at those In the afternoon The
audiences are Simply astounded when professor
r,rirc enters the big cage, followed by hve nerce-
i[',t,y lions who perform ali manner or feats me
, ., ,rtng ~ which Is the where he bitches
49, ~ tho ions 10 chariot. and drives al a
f1rlous speed around the big cage AS mae 10
his act ne les down on the anlma.s' enureIy I'M ,
m ndfui OF the near proximity OF sharp idhEs anu
hmnrrv laws Heinrich Mehrmann and MS FAMOUS
eroun 81 seventeen animals continue 10 WIN au-
H1ntrarion The Gown bear Pete. with his iunhy
walk and the antics OF the BACK IhiDet peaa; kom WI
as Johnny Doogan." cause roars OF laughter. am
The astonishment Of the audience IS NOT Iesseneu
uben ana. Y A., the anina,s trot out or the arena
together as peaceful! as cooling doves
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ORIENTAL RrGS At NEWPORT

newport, July = 'SpeciaD-The collection OF rar-
and unusually holu'lfu. oriental rugs AMI carpets
,..,,,.,, 20 vr : y panrhAn u Hartford. which
t,s lravn coruol.seurs 90 Aqu!Incck Ha.+. 50 -
Mills, during the .ast few days. viii be s'id Dee
Ginning Monday. Ju.y 20, az u a. ~
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LIZ HnrEL CHIMPLIIN.

Hotel Champaign. clinton County y. Y. July 2s
(SpeclaD-Boating parties are much In vogue just
now Excursions to the Islands and to the ruins
OF the ancient forts Ticonderoga and ST Frederick
a few miles up the lake. are made daily. Driving
parties seem to be next In favor. drive here "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29

The tax rate at Cottage City this year Is SO 80 per
5000 The total valuation Is No3S,SZo. -.
was given on Tuesday night in the Union Chapel
Edward +. Elliot. Of Boston. presented Hazei
Kirke" 80
Charles A. Brown. an. official OF the Hawaiian
his summer at the Oak Bluffs Club. Richard Mans
field stopped here Thursday on yachting trip: Inc
New Workers registered at the various hotels are
At the Pawnee-U L. Supple. 5. +. Bodies, d.
Hughes V McAllister A. Burnett, ". T. Jenkins
W /. Perry l. II. Fighter c. 4. MAXWELL at the
Oakwood-G. =. Morgan
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he rHOUGHr ~ ASSASSIN WANTED hiS bAooD'

John Malloy boards in the house OF Harry chapel
a butcher at No. l75 Third-ave. Chapel was a"ak-
ened at / o'clock yesterday morning by terrihc
noise In Malloys room. and on entering II ne 'ound
tho Young man shouting through an imaginary tele-
nhona On the mantelpiece: Send help at once. or
IN a dead man. 49, 49,, r...,
What's the natter asked Chapgl, MAJ.
HES after me-" yelled Malloy Iheres man
between the walls and he's trying to shoot me- -,
Then the fellow began 10 doase HeoS Sdsnn
foe Mr. chapel called an ameuianGs ana mad nsn
JrinLIrg heavily and the surgeon at the Hospital
saih he had deirium tremens lie was placed In
thc alcoholic ward
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e051: Texas Pacific seconds. asx. Union
1867.
srocx ororArroxs-
Atchison, s.: Adams Express. III. Al
ton. Ierre Haate, 50; Alton. Terre Hause
preferred. Isl. American Express. 100:
baaftmore a. Ohio. 20: Canada Pacific,
.. esnada southern. 49,: Central Pc
che Il1Ss Chicago & Alton. 14p: Cnic.go.
Darlington 4 Quincy. 7ssk: Chicago Gas.
zs5ss Chicago. Columbus, Cincinnati a *.
louis s51z; Colorado Coal A Iron, Z:
lotion Oh Certificates, 9s3<: Delaware A
Hudson. 1917: Delaware. Lackauanna
q western, 1917: Denver Il Rio Grande
preferred. %; Distillers and Cattle Feed
err company, 2a;4 East Tenn
Fort WAYNE, $50: Great Northern pre-
ierrsd, lol; Chicago 81 Eastern Illinois
preferred, sgI+: Hooking Valley. lo7<: lii
nois Contra. So ~. Paul A. Duluth. %:
hansas Texas preferred. %; Lake Enc
a. western. Isl: Lake Erie Il Western pre-
ferred, 65<: Lake shore. 10: Lead Trust.
80 Lonisvliie q Nashville. AZ Louisville
q New Albany, 7. Manhattan Consoli-
dated, lis: Memphis & Charleston, S;
Michigan Central. SO; Missouri Pacific,
-. Mobile Il Ohio, Is; Nashville a Chat
tanooga, 70s National Cordage. 221x: Ma
nonaI Cordage preferred. 36s5: New Jersey
Central, i071z; Norfolk & Western ore
ferred. ISL; North American Company,
zs1 Northern Pacific 81: Northern Pacific
preferred, l3ll. Union Pacific. Denver q
Gulf, B; Northwestern. i04; Northwest
ern preferred. I4I: New YORK Central,
%. New York Il New England, 9; On
fario Il Western. 14f<: Oregon Improve
msDt. II; Oregon Navigation, Il: Oregon
Short Line Il Utah Northern, ~; Pacific
Mail, l41z; Peoria. Decatur Il Evansville.
- go ~. E1..44 - -
Reading. lbs Richmond Terminal, l03x,
Bio Grande Western. 1914; Rio Grands
western preferred, -; Rock Island. So: ST.
Paul. 595z ST. Paul preferred, 1fssz st. Paul
Il Omaha, 81: st. Paul a Omaha preferred,
lt3: Southern Pacific. Is; Sugar Refinery,
I0ltz; Tennessee Coal a. Iron. fs; Texas
Pacific, s; Toledo a Ohio Central pre-
ferred. 10. Union Pacific. f0I+; United
States Express. 50: Wabash, st. Louis &
Pacific. 6I<: Wabash. st. Louis a Pacific
preferred. 1884; WelIs-Fargo Express,
f0T: Western Union. s3ss: Wheel
Ing a. Lake Erie. IL. Wheeling It Lake
Erie preferred. AZ; Minneapolis & St.
Louis. 81: Denver q Rio Grsnde, 8;
Nj; Colorado Fuel 4 Iron. "a; Colorado
Fuel IL Iron preferred. IS: Houston Il
Texas Central. 20: Toledo, Ann Arbor Il
Northern Michigan, a; Toledo, ST. Louis Il
Kansas City. 1; Toledo, St. Louis a. Kan
saA tify preferred. !.
SHARES SOLD.
The total sales Of stocks TO-DAY we're 230.-
453 shares. including: American Sugar,
5000. Burlington, $500: Delaware 1t
Hudson, ex receipts. 1900; Distilling,
5000; ST. Paul, 2. 400
HOPS.
Hops-Steady; State, common to choice,
ga lac; Pacific coast, i0af5c.
METALs
Pig iron--Dull; Scotch. si95o922 50;
American. slI00@i400.
Copper-Firm; Lake. 1880
Lead-Stroag; Domestic. $40.
Tin-Nominal.
Piates-Quiet; spelter, quiet
COFFEE.
Coffee-Quiet and steady; December,
closed. SIS. Is, spot Rio, quiet; No. Z, 1850.
SUGAR
augsr--Seady: fair refining. I1-l6c.
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There -ere fled for record TO I y. III.
Saturday p deeds, the considerations ag-
gregating si4. 23a Following IL the list 90
furnished by Osborne. Tremper & CO.. alb
stractors of titles, ii6 Cherry street. be-
tween Front and Second:
Walter Geslerson 10 @. Havers. VII sw
-. $3.50
q. g. Dunn to G. Havsrs, q. c. deed to
same property. June =, 81.
T. q. Dunn to r. s. Provan, lots l, 2,
block 3. Bigeiow's add, January Il.
a. c.. $50
Alfred Freeburg TO John Abelset. lots 1,
z. block 2. Union Lake supl add, June p
lsaSc BurIingame to Margaret A. BurIin-
game. his wife, lots 4, S, 9. block 10, Denny
Hoyt supl add. June 80. 81.
Margaret Buriingarne TO Isaac Burlin-
game, l30xl2o II in block 81, Denny-Hoyt
sunl add. June 90. 81.
w. ID. Wood 10 Card Adams, lot 8 block
60. Woods South Shore div Green Lake
add. April II, $500
John Davis TO Aibertine vossen, 81 lot
5. block s. Seattle Homestead Assn. LIST
add, May H. $3.50.
Almira G. Flynn and husband to w. ].
Henderson, lots ii, 50, block IL. River Park
add. April =, $780,
ID. b. Lyon to Albert Hansen and Joseph
Rosenberg. und,s lot 5. block A, A. A.
Denny's add. June u, q. c., 81.
7. &. Crowley TO Mary A. Raycroft. lot
Ii, block 8, Rengstorff,s add. June -, 70
satisfy trust deed, vol I75 Ala. 500.
Mary A. Raycroft and husband to
Paulina O. A. Brandt. lot II, block 3,
Rengstorff's add, June 20. 500.
Charles J. Freygang TO c. p. Stone. lots
5 and 6. block q. North Seattle. June 4, 81.
w. III. Putnam, administrators for r. A.
Gardner. TO c. M. Sheafe, receiver for
Washington Savings bank. lots 0. 10 and
Ii. block Q, lots 10 and III. block 10. lots l, 2
and 8. block IL, lots 10 3. block 20. North
ern Pacific add, June 50. s24l
John r. Mcclellan 10 Angus Mackin-
tosh, sw sec q. q. 5. June 50, So 900.
Thomas ]. Massey TO Georgenia l. Case,
lot 2, sec II, 2, 4, except acres in nv cor.
June 25. s.. 100.
William Bremen TO Hamlet FL. Johnston,
lots 10 and IL, sec ~. II. 5, subject to mort
cages. ETC., April Is, $50.
Hamlet II. Johnston to J. M. (. Akin
son. lots 10 and ii. sec -. II, s, May Is.
$50.
Z. r. Clark to Fred Rice Rowell, lots
and 2. block Is, Union add. subject to
mortgage, etc. 81. 773s 50. June 80. $500
Watson Allen to Thomas Ill. Ellis. lots
is and 10. block ~, Gilman Park, Febru-
airy s. 81, 100.
Alfred Johnson to Elof Larson. lots /, 2
and 3. block 50, Southern Pacific Land
company's ID add to Des Moines. July 8.
1898. 500.
Isaac Nj. Dunn ct al. to John Z. Nc
Lean, u lot ? and 8 II sw ne and lot /,
sec 81. %, 3, June 80, q. G., s..
lot 20, block 5. Hiawatha Park. June 50,
4t-E
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
rHR noARp oF TRAnr.


CHICAGO. June 30--The strikes were
again depressing factors in the wheat
market. and September closed &c lower:
September corn closed ise higher. oats &c
lower for July and provisions at slight
advance. Wheat was quiet within tS@skc
range. Opening trades were at sc loss,
and after selling up e, defined -. rallied
ss@H, became quiet. changed some and
closed lower. The principal factors in
creating the weaker feeling, besides the
more complicated labor troubles. was
cables no higher, the favorable weather
for harvesting and the exports for the
week, which we're less than for some time.
The market rallied little on the closing
Berbohm cable. which quoted wheat Ne
higher. Corn was generally firm within
nc range. Purchases by shorts and ship
ping houses kept prices up. Oats were
quiet within &c range. Some buying
caused steadinsss. Provisions, after
weak opening on the strike, rallied on
buying by packers. Compared with last
night, September pork is 2,ic higher.
September lard 21sc higher. and September
ribs 2iSc lower.
Closing: Wheat-Easy; cash. 565sc;
July, 57kc.
"
0ats-steady; cash, 43i1c; July. 354c.
Pork-Firmer; July, $i2.45; September,
sl2e
Lard--stsady: July, $665: September.
$3.50.
Short ribs-Lower; July. $40; Sep
tember, $6.47I1.
Rye--No. ?. nominal. 46c.
Barley-Nominal.
Flax seed--No. l, SLAB.
Timothy seed-Nominai; prime, s475.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle--Receipts. 200 head: market at
standstill, owing TO strike. Two loads of
natives sold ut 81 IS. The following are
nominal quotations: Prime to extra ma
tive steers. s4.75; medium. s4.f0tG4.50;
others. 81 S0af390, Texans So 256si25.
Hogs--Reeeipts. 1900 head; about $500
bought for shipment. not expected TO get
away; packers purchased 2so0 Market
steady; rough heavy. s450Is.To; packers
and mixed. s4.65Gs4 90; prime heavy and
butchers weights, SA9o@aoo; assorted
light. $Aaoaf49o
Sheep and lambs Receipts, /. ZOO head;
nominally steady: top sheep. S. 750s SIS;
ton lambs 81 9lE1500
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sREvITIGs

The T.. E. O. Club wilt meet with Mrs.
Frank A. Steele today st 2 O'Clock sharp.
The subject viii be flames Russell
Lowell"
The funeral services OF Katherine Bieher
were held YESTERDAY afternoon at O'Clock
Al the family residence. 20 Ash street.
The interment took place in Lake View
cemetery.
The funeral of John Rose, who died last
Saturday, will take place 81 O'Clock this
afternoon from his late residence on Soush
Twenty-second street The tnteFmsnt
will he had in Lake View cemetery.
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There is no material change IN the mar
LET today, the movement being very slack,
specially Ia the wholesale houses. owing
mainly TO the railroad troubles and the
difficulty Of getting in goods. II is feared
that unless the reads soon begin opera
tons there may DO an advance in many
lines OF goods.
on West street today everything re-
mains quiet. the stock having been well
cleaned up. but . new lot will be In Mon
day morning
strawberries are becoming firm. selling
today u 90 per case.
Naiiys cherries are beginning 10 come
into market. and are selling well at 6oG75c
per boz.
Poultry Is becoming little more plenti-
fal. hens being quoted today at 81. ooGf4.50
PER doren. spring chickens 81 1905. 50. and
ducks SS.006ta 50
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THE STATE or TRADE.
As Francisco. June 30-Notwithstand-
ss the railroad blockade. the local fruit
anket was so badly gIntted this morning
Isl there was marked tumble in prices.
The river and bay steamboats, came in
sAheavy loads. Fruit growers and veg
st5s men who could reach tide water.
kxd 10 take advantage of q supposed re-
saxa supply in the city. and rushed their
rsiacts 10 market Much of the fruit
es reached the city had been too long
aslsyed under tho hot sun and was very
Isll
BaxApsruFFs AND CRANE
Produce receipts--Flonr, sacks. 1910:
Oregon. less; wheat. centais, 2.235; Ore
fnn. 1855; barley, centals. 1857; Oregon,
i,6ss: beans, sacks. 20; corn, sacks. l,ii6;
potatoes, sacks. 1880; onions, sacks, $50;
mlddlings, sacks, rs.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-on sight, New York. per 800,
Joe premium. Sterling bills--On London,
elday bank. Nsss<.
Silver bars-Psr ounce. e2s&@62Tc.
Mexican dollsrs-5s @5iAc.
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KoREias MARKETS.


kANANNIHI~
LONDON, June Solar silver. 2s%d.
Bank of England discount rate, per cent.
xSGLIsH GsAES MARKET
LIVERPOOL. June 0-Wheat--Qnles but
steady; demand moderate; holders offer
moderately; No. |, California. A. lllfd@5s
Ld; red Western, spring. As ii14d6s5s ID.
CoTn-Firm: demand poor; mixed. spot,
IS SD.
Barley - California brewing. 2Ss Ga q
IS Sd.
F.our-spring patents, IS I'd.
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BEGINNING July I the Northwestern
Steamship Company's steamer Idaho viii
leave Arlington dock az =. IN. for Tort
Townsend and way ports on the mail
route. sunday direct for Port Townsend
AT a m
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Take the new and elegant steamer
Rosalie for Victoria. leaving every day
except sunday At 1850 y. IN. Fare, s2A
Round trip. 81 Phone TO Arlington
dock
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The Faissaaa strike wisi net eE@ct TIE Safts-
wessSxa Lac, As they ran tas tsme2s Nagasr
cara Purchase year tickets via tAs shove Atae
10 Chaomgo at&w4akae aud al pesnfs kass sss
south r. ~. fsEksz, fEses se1sd S<saL III
CA3xry street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL BrTLEk
G Phinney. Fhinuey II Mcbride, Ia Conner
Peek, Syracuse Conner, do
Mrs Anderson. Victoria Miss Woollsy, Victoria
Miss Dsurmbnd. do w Fosie, Olympia
Ds Gfbson A. w, Gilman Miss Gibson, Gilman
Warren Gibson. do NJ G Noyes. New York
Mrs q Poncin, ST VII White, city
Mrs George Moore, George Moore, jr, sF
Miss Moore. do James sheehan. city
The town of Mogollon, in the Mogollon
mining camp, eighty miles northwest OF
Silver City. N. NJ, was almost entirely de-
stroyed by ire Friday evening; loss.
SIS 00a
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TESTIMONIALS s.:

Read what your dentist has to
say about IL;
We have carefully examined the
formula of LrRTN'5 CARLO
LIKED TOOTH Pow DER and End
that il contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree injure the teeth
or gum. 1t has in Its composition
susficient antisspsIe properties 10
sxssten the breath and make the
wum healthful and firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
ton OF tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitical snimslcula 30 iBia-
rsof,s 10 teeth aud gum
~ r. GlpDINGs. ID. y. 4.
GEO. w. gRAGDON, ID. ID. &.
gro. NJ. FAULKNER. q. d. 8.
r. q. ALBIN. u. ID. 5.
L. M. LEsSEf. ID. ID. g.
IA. v. DEsPoRTEs. ID. d. q
ALBERT j. FORREST.
CT. BROWN. d. ID. d
GEO. K. MILLER
los MOTpY.
We s. coYNE. l. d. g. and ".
X. C. ID. s
q. O. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ. FOX
]. W. PUTNAM
in. FKATHEk
1 IUBIs's TOOTH POWDER
makes Coed Teeth.
/ Geoa Teeth make Good Digestion.
coed Dagsssaca makes Content
Conssasmens makes life worth
\ living
/ ~ CENTS 4 BOTTLE.
4 Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents,
/ snffR HiliA vlLll iicgll
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MARINE NKw@

HoaurAx, June - Special. Sailed
schr Pioneer, str CosmopogiS, San Fran
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THE sroeK EXCHANGE

The k1oGk EXCHANGE
NEW YoRK. June S0.--This was one of
The dnllest Saturdays In the record of the
stoek exchange. q fact which will be fully
rsslized when IL Is known that the total
ass were but rs 900 shares. The most
active stock was Sugar. in which trans
actions footed up but 400 shares, and the
aaesaations therein were confined to a
Emit Of II per cent, the last sale being ut
IssltFdays closing price. In the Changers
shs movement was also very slight Bur-
Ahgsoa and ST. Paul were the only shares
salcn made any special appearance in the
asang. and both are down = on the day.
Aesk Island Is unchanged, aud there was
seihing dong in Northwestern. Rubber
aaesn per cent, ST. Paul and Omaha u
aha uastilling 4. The rest of the list WAS
sai'lf arm, but the speculation was abso-
Mssly leatureiess. Linseed oil shows
kaaa O y. Oregon Navigation ?, Pullman
n and New England u. with an improve
lsas 81 small fraction in the rest of the
saafss traded In. At the close the market
vas fairly firm.
me bond market was firm.
nessfnment honds-Quiet.
csase bonds~Dull.
fssroeam-QuieG. Pennsylvania oil
- - none; July options. closed, sSe.
~ imports FOR the week were: Dry
49, ssn.5o0; general merchandise,
Sssass1. specie, sla2. Ta.
tae txports of specie Tor the week were:
as Nssiaota; silver, sS46, pa.
BANK STATEMENT
- Inerense Decrease
. ...,...,.,...... si.5s6,No a''ss0's
y ssdsr ,.....,.,...... 4.sss.soo -
Is.sss.as, '''-''.'...' ,... -.,...-.. $3.50
at afs hold So, $685. $50 In excess Of re-
FINANCIAL
ssy -on call easy at / per cent /;
49, Per cent Prime mercantile
e. 2Aeefss per cent Steering ex-
49, steady. with actual busi-
q. bankers bills AZ s4Sss< for
-. 81 and 81 s7a1 fors sixty davis Posted
~ A@siSa, Commercial balls.
s4ssF certificates. es0lsSo.
E0Nus
FsS.. li5s.. Us. IS. COUP. n7s.:
rs VS. llS, Y. }. 4s. coup. iiaA
- Z 4NtlG o. 81 ~ to-
-. ssss 4, I02i Ala. class n 1o4' Ata.'
ssn<ass Ala currency, aass; La New
la {. sss s' - Missouri 10. leo: y. Caro-
- 80 =. \. Carolina A., I0i: :. Caro-
NJ T-iand. IL; Team New Set is.
hs s1a. Nes sci 50, IU2fs; Tenn. New
Css,ss =; Tenn. cd Set. Is. %: Va.
- = -. SsAs; Va deferred, :: Atohi-
"a 8 "a Atehlson Second A., 2is.; Can
~ a. loss Cen. Pacific Firsls. loS;
AGs G. -. ilSss; Den. 4
i "a ioe &. IA. q ). az. NJ 4
49, lsA.: IL. st. Cent. -, Iaoss
u us.s.s ss -, ~. M. X. 1. second A.
ssn.rss asa = saioa Is. sos.; y. ]. Cant
la ssa hoaa: Northern Pacific lists.
ssss tcSs ..a.SFa Pacific sas, 79's; North
y III So lfas3. Northwest = r. deb.
fsas 80 80 ofande Nest lists, e7ts; 81
= alta. :. =, lev; 81 Paul c 4 r. ".
Asss1 L 4 1 il. Gen. s.. IS: 81 l.
WA. =. ga, Texas PaclsAo Ists.
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

"a rrYAsrxxEr on AsEcrIruxx.l
WrATaxK BuKEAC.
PozTZAsD. Or, July ]. ks3&)
-. ffr Mcucay: Fair; warmer.
PAsEE, I. r. O
- s-xTrs uErAgTxEwT on A9EfCCLTuz9
~rargEE BCEEAr-DAfLr brLEEFrs-
SEATTLE. Wash.. July l. 1894
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transactions since January i and fes
the Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January l,
1884, are s, s7s. 75I There we're fled for rec
ord during the past week S deeds. the con-
sidsrations aggrrgafing $I38.6ae Follow
ing is the record Of the past week by days:
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.

rosrIAsn, June 30. ~ Wheat ~ Valley,
nc; WalIa Walla, 75c per GENITAL.
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