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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
VIII Not Vote,

Arthur Forman. otherwise called Louis
johnson, Is eolored resident Of Montgom-
cry county. who WILL in all probability, not
vote at the coming election. He is of age,
and on election day he viii be only a short
distance from the polls in Rockville. but iron
bars will be between him and the voting
place Policeman F'ifield arrested him on
BrlgntWoOd avenue yesterday, where he was
peddling knives and other articles. such as
are found in a country store.
The negro had entered Hollands store at
Coiesyille, SO IL is alleged and 1t is claimed
tnat II was his second offense at this par
ueElar store. This morning a deputy sheriff
troHn montgomery county came here, and
we negro may reach the Rockville jail
before this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
THE STAR AND THE PYTHIANs.
A Complete and Attractive Record of
the Encampmcnt for Fifteen Cents.

A Complete and Attractive Record Of
the Encampmcnt for Fifteen Cents.
The Evening Star will publish during the
week beginning Monday. August q. graphic
accounts Of the doings Of the Knights OF
Pythias. the occurrences in camp. the
parade and review. the competitive drills,
and the proceedings Of the Supreme Lodge
The reports will be complete and deliberately
illustrated. Altogether. a file of The Star
for the week will form one OF the hand
some st and most valuable souvenirs of the
great X. p. encampment of 1894 that could
possibly be provided. Visiting knights and
others who have left friends at home In
terested in the doings here should take note
of this. The Star Will be mailed for the
week to any address In the United States or
Canada for fifteen cents. Orders may be
left at The Evening Star office or at The
Stars booth in the camp grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
Additional Subscrfptions.

The following additional subscriptions to
the Knights of Pythias fund have been re-
ceived by the chairman of the citizens fl
nance committee since the last report:
Jno. r.. Mclean Si09; Independent Ice
Company. so (additionaD; II. l.. Biscoe. SIS;
District Messenger Company, $40; +. G.
Maxwell. SO; DR.. 5. w. Began, s.; C. 7.
Campbell, 50; d. VIM. oyster, 81; /. n. Run
yam, s.
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Lost His Ticket.

The first Pythian visitor robbed appeared
today. He is one of the visiting knights
and he came here from Fire Creek, W. Va.
Last night he went out to see the city, and.
although it was Sunday night and stormy.
he found it just as wet" inside some places
as he did in the street. He hired a cab and
was taken to his hotel This morning he
discovered that the fire water" he drank
had cost him $40 and his railroad ticket, in
addition to what he had actually spent for
'ISuoA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
NEW BEDFORD MILLS RUN.
Three Started This Morning Without
Causing Any Demonstrations.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. August 81
There were 5000 people at the Bristol mill
gates this morning as result of the report
that the mills would open. but no attempt
was made TO start the mills. A mass meet
ing of the. striking weavers followed.
The Rowland, Rotch and New Bedford
manufactures started up quietly. with no
demonstration by The operatives.
The officials of the Benrett and Columbia
mills and the spinners are holding a con-
ference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
Many Responses Are BEING Received
by the Executive Committee.

Parlor 10 Of Wizards Hotel is a busy
place just now. being occupied as the head
quarters of the general committee of the
southern development convention, which
commences its sessions next Thursday
morning at Wizards Hall. Many responses
are being received to the invitations sent
out by the committee to the prominent men
throughout the country who are interested
ia the advancement of the south and the
increase Of its industries. and a number Of
delegates have already arrived and reg
iStered. The headquarters are now kept
open all day. and tomorrow night a public
meeting will be held there, which will be
addressed by several well-known speakers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
First Oysters.

The first load of oysters to reach Wash
ington from the lower Potomac this sea
son arrived this morning on the sloor
American Eagle. Capt. James Herbert and
Mate H. s. Shepard. The entire quantity
Of bivalves were sold almost Immediately.
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THE CoRCORAN ART GALLERY.
1t Will BE Opened for Three Days for
the Visiting knights.

Although the Corcoran Gallery Of Art has
been and is still closed to visitors In order
that 1t may be placed in proper condition
for the season commencing September Id.
the trustees have consented to its being
opened on Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day of this week in compliment to the
knights of Pythias now in this city.
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THE a.rE PRESIDENT NEWELL.
His Remains Taken by Special Train
to Chicago.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. August 27.-At o
o'clock this morning the body of John New
ell, the deceased railroad president, was
taken to the Lake Shore depot. where the
special train was waiting to convey 1t to
Chicago. -.-- .-....
At the station a large number of rail-
road employees were permitted to look upon
the features Of their dead chief The train
pulled out at 9:15. At Mentor the party
win meet Mrs. Newell and her daughters
and proceed to Chicago. where the funeral
Is to be held
SuPt. Dunne's Death.
CAPE CHARLES. Va, August 2T.-Mr.
n. W. Dunno. superintendent of the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad. is
dead. He was thirty-seven years old. and
lived here.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening. the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
OF the New York stock market today as re-
ported by Corson Mccartney. members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Messrs- Moore & Schley. No. 50 Broadway:
Stocks Open. HigA Low. Close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

The Toronto city council has passed and
forwarded to the manager Of the Industrial
exhibition a strong protest against the en-
ployment Of American labor at the exhibi-
ION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
Naval Movements.

The U. S. S. Portsmouth has sailed from,
Cherbourg for Gibraltar. The Monterey has
errived at Port Townsend. Wash
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Mr.. German Going to Saratoga.

SARATOGA, y. Y, August Ex-senator
a p. German Of Maryland has engaged
rooms at the United States Hotel here and
b expected to arrive tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
Range Of the Thermometer.

The following Were the readings OF the
thermometer at the weather bureau todayi
5 am. 20; p.m., q; maximum. q; mini
ieurn, &c
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SEATTLE, July IL, 1894
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
nd clearing houses today were:

The local merchandise market WAS pEac-
trslIy in the same condition yesterday as
IN The preceding day. The railroad strike
sshe great obstacle to business. and mer-
Giants are looking forward with consider
abe anxiety TO seeing traffic resumed.
The produce and fruit markets on West
street. we're unusually lively. il being
steamer day. and alarge consignment was
received. The fruit arrived in excellent
shape ssd brought good prices. Grapes
arc sdviag in large quantities and are of
spssdid quality. 81
Carries of the best grades are held q
IKE more steadily. Dried fruits remained
sathanged. and there is no trade move
nsst
Ranch eggs are held firm at the recent
sranee. Cheese is dull and the stocks are
hge. Poultry is selling slowly gr easy
tnies. % y
10 merchandise lines there Is no move
ssnt worthy Of the name of trade. but
wlces can be held steady. CBetter freight
s,yice is promised by the end of the week,
sad lines that have run low since the tis-up
sii be replenished.
Hides and tallow remain the same as last
aaoisd. letter received by local mer-
eAani from San Francisco descioses the
faes that all the tanneries in that city have
eossd down on account of the strike.
No change Is noticed in hardware, al
though some articles are running low.
OILS and paints remain firm at the quoted
wises, the movement in them being slow.
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHE s1A1K or rRApK.

/ @ SAN Francisco, July lI.-Receipts OF
vegetables this morning were heavy.
Tomatoes weakened off little. Potatoes
declined Fresh fruits move on slowly.
Apricots are going to Gamers at from sl6@
IL per ton Peaches firm. Berries coming
in poor. The butter and egg markets are
heavily stocked and prices are weak.
Cheese steady. There are no changes in
poultry. Fhe market is weak.
C,osings Wheat-Qalet and steady; De-
cember, si06ss.
Barlsy-Fifm; December. 9s1ic; new,
seller. s6s4c-
Cotn-sEf5.
Bran-s1 per ton.
HREApsTCFEs AND GRAINS.
Fleuf-- Family extras. $S.406DS.50; bak-
erst extras, s3S0I3 40; superiine, S2D
az H.
Wheat - There is not much trading
duly is not usually q very active month for
exySort operations, and no great total in the
shane Of grain cleArances Is probable until
sssfer August is entered. From that time
forward business is apt 70 be somewhat
bEisk. g.lc for standard shipping wheat.
with 92s<c for a choice article. Poor
qualities sell down 10 50G 75c; milling
wheat. ST., the latter being tuii figure.
Earey@-Tr ade Is confined 10 light job
hing demands The market is not heavily
stocked with feed descriptions: holding IS
rather firm than otherwise, particularly OF
choice old quality. There IS nothing IN
brewing. one tot OF new cheyaiier has
beGh received. but it was an inferior
quality
oats-Trades is OF dragging character.
Very Little dlsTpsition is shown 20 buy.
while the few tots that - change hands
are Of insignificant proportions. frlees
have undergone no material change. MIL
ing. 81 sal 32iI; surprise, Sl5sazG
Es2lg fancy feed, s. S06fl.52ls; good 10
choice, sl.t6e1i.s5; poor 10 fair. Sl.o21 &c
la2is: black, nominal; gray, 81 lS0ti n
Pr5iuce receipts Flour, sacks, l0,So;
OREGON. SOFA; wheat. Oregon. eentais,
Osla;. barley, sacks. ts0; oats, oregon,
100: potatoes, sacks. 5, 1875; onions, sacks,
IT'S.
FINAScIAL
prans.-Oa sisht, New York. per 500.
lnc premium STEERING bills-On London,
today bank. s4.sS
silver hArs-o2tJo2A -
Mexican doil&rs-9lGall4c
MINING STOCKS.
Aha. -. Beleher, -; Best & Beleher.
lfo. Roafe Consolidated. 10; buiwer. q /;
ChoIlar. =: Consolidated California &
Vsrsauh. IS; Crown Point, ~. Eureka
t'onsos4tfated. %: Gonsd & Curry. %;
Hale a NoFcrass. "a: Mexican, sss, Mono,
"a. ophir. rs; Potosi. 50; Savage, -;
Sierra Nevada, ~. mon Consolidated, - (;
Itah, Is. yellow jacket, a., Andes a.
gulItau- Is Caledonia. ie; Challenge Con-
s,,l3dafed IS. Consolidated Imperial. Il
1;rani Prize. s. Justice. IA; kentuck. IL
oycrman, 10: seq Beleher. IL; scorpion,
8. Atpha Consolidated. y; Confidence. %;
YonsollaateG New \ rk. D
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DsTs very dull and uar-
Grm on a hsat run OF
- prices ss lie yards.
q night September PORK
DptSmber lard "a cents
Der ribs pa cents higher.
blower. Ma. ? cash,
Stc.
Dc. : cash. 4sa.c; July.
big. Sac; August, ~
~ September. ST. %.
10 y. $,s2s september,
ner; July aaa Septsm-
Is e4sc.
: prime. soc.
Q25; old. slsl-
~ srocK-
lei cattle was about 2.
mber perhaps Loo head
Eing 800 as the supply
TO extra natives. 81
nFA Texans, 81. TtlAtsa.
a. and i0c higher than
ssst brought $S.al Fat
sold well. and SO did fat
aers stock was dull AZ
ao00 head prices higher.
b, and later the market,
re. was not perceptibiy
<5 - was the range for
D Snere were few sold
kan ' at better than $52S
nedtam weights. IS. f0as
Is
not equal 20 demand.
more life today in the
iarket. The best grades
Afahle' nj 81. sN2S. 50, and
AAD. Frem these hg-
Anged downwSrd 10 ST p
% sheep and at s. 5eQ53
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|rnosr NOTES.

ssp we're shipped TO Vic
ts steamer Resale
Islanders took passage
night on the steamer
Emsco took ont eighty tons
kndise TO Whatcom and
hay.
sdia Thompson is tied up
laving her cabin painted
Aning up.
Itagit Chief brought in 400
Rfles and eurranis last
81 island.
B Charles Hansen and
~, which arrived from
h Monday, finished un-
esded to Ballard TO take
/ Francisco.
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TIE noaRn " rRApk


CHICAGO, July 1.-THE days influences
in the grain market were generally bear
fsh, ard ali closed lower. Wheat finished
sc lower. corn Sc lower aud oats &c
lower. Provisions closed with but little
change. Wheat opened At Is1tse decline
and gradually sold down 1sGssc. rallied :.
@t1c. changed some aud closed easy. The
general tone was easier aud offerings grad
ualiy increased as the season advanced. in
aaenced 20 a great extent by the larger re-
CENTS in the Northwest as well as here,
and showers and cooler weather IN the Da-
kotas and Minnesota being predicted ~
the Washington weather bureau Pard-
ridge sold freely and the demand was only
moderate. Early public cables were lrrn
and unchanged for SPOT. and failures were
quoted dull and unchanged. sat privRis ad-
vices quoted sn easier feeling in Berlin and
Liverpool. the latter closing lower. There
Vas considerable lIquldating by small
longs. which created weak feeling and
lower prices. Cora sas steady on the
start. on the dry weather. bat weakened
later on heavy selling. The range WAs le.
Oats were easy on large offerings, and the
decline ia wheat and corn. Tie range wss
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

Sxw YoRx. July iT.-TRs feature Of
the trading today was SnicAEo Gas Al
tue opening the market was barely stsAdy'
and quickly gave way under the lnaaeeee
OF selling movement, directed 1Fsa saAAs'
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WATER !
Six hundred 81

Six hundred sd
toria last night N
The South SEQ
for Victoria last|
Rosalie.
The steamer WI
of general mercM
Anacortes yestefS
The steamer III
at the city dock \
and a general cle5
The steamer SN
crates of raspb
night from Vash4
The schoone1|
Helen NJ. kimbS
San Francisco q
loading and Prod
on lumber for sal
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Burns, |
IIlgxl
Rheumatisd

ie- Provisions \
TOW. but gsn@Eaay
i've hogs and 5stx
Compared with -
is unchanged. =
lower and Septeud
Closing: WaeA
Ss.e. Septem oer.
Corn Lower;
$3.50.
Oats-Lower in
Mess pork-Sss
Lsrd-FiFmer:H
sass.
Short rsbs-Firf
Der, $6eo. II
Rve-Nominala
Timothy-Firru
Bariey-Nomina
Flax seed-NeN
II
The days rum
head. OF that nj
were Texans. ed
Of natives. Po8r
$50; poor to eN
Texans were stroS
yesterday. The
cows and helfers
bulls. while can|
former low priees
Hogs-kece pts
Opened Toe highN
though less acff
weak. From $50
merchantabie cd
below $3.50: not 4
The heavy aud
$50; light. S5e.i
Suppy
There was a littie
sheep and lamb ID
of sheep were
choice lambs Ska
ures quotations d
Gl.50 for scslaw
tor thin, light laS
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The SEATTLE MARKETS.
ftss Paid to Farmers for Coun Or
Produce.

ffss Paid to Farmers Tor Coun try
Produce.
fs following quotations are he'prices
Nd % farmers and producers by Seattle
baansss houses for articles named. the
goods 10 be delivered in Seattle.
HoPs-Choiee, l4c; prime, lie; medium.
i0c per pound.
HAy-tIn car load lots)-Puget sound,
sSdg per ton.
GsAIs-(ln car load fotsl-0ats, choice,
s2i@sL59; barley. SIS per ton: wheat
chicken feed. sl4, corn, $29; cracked, $50.
PofaToEs-Potatoes. SSGl2 per ton.
BUTTER EGGS AND PoULIRY-H Handled
90 CON mission.
HipEs PEITsANp TALLow~-Heavy salted
Steers over 90 lbs. per 10, 3(a3l<c: medium,
per 10, 2@2lso; light. under S. los. lake;
sailed kip, e, and calf. per 10. safe: green
hides. lie less than sailed; dry hides, per
70 Be; eulls of above, one-third less; dry
sk, per ID. 6ElSc; dry deer skins. summer,
pef 10 DC; good winter, l21i5c: poor
snd thin winter, SC; sheep skins. i5ta25ps
,all Wool. 5e@6oc; wool, 419@6c per lb; tai
Lava sTocK-Choice beef cattle. 2I<1
nc, choice sheep, Sc; good hogs, Al. +;
sa.ves' large. &c; small. &c per 10. o.
ioss--superior quality. per N, fir, 81 30
saso; choice cedar, $450@5.50; common
PEI n, s.
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DIS. Merrill 6 Merrill,
GA Front ST.. Seattle, Wash.

The old established specialists are still
treating with unsurpassed sucesss al
Gentle. rinary diseases Of either sex. All
Private, Blood Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly eused. Personal atteu-
tisn given TO every case and all durable
cases guaranteed Charges low.
PILES, Ff5TuLA, RECTAL III
GERS, STRUCTURES AND VARICo-
CELE-Cures guaranteed without PAIN or
detention from business.
We VIII give $500 in gold coin for
any case of Varicocese that has been or
cEn be cured by medicine. electricity or
any appliances or applications internally.
externally or eternalsy.
SYPHILIS, GoNoRRHEA. GLEET,
Spermaterrhea, Seminal Weakness. Lost
Manhood. Night Emissions. Decsyed Fac
uities, Female Weakness aud ali delicate
disorders peculiar Co either sex positively
cured. as well as all functional disorders
that rssult from youthful foilles or the ex-
cess OF mature years.
Thousands cured by correspondence, ell
private. aad medicine securely packed
from view. Plain envelopes used. Send
stamps for reply for question list or call.
Consultation free. Hours, 2 to Ia q m. 1
TO . and ! 10 Q p. m. Sunday hours. 10 % L.
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FNGIIsH|

PoRr TowSsEM
Arrlved-Str dlu&
phael, from San
str City of Pueblo
Sound ports. 81
Francisco. To q
Queen, from Tad
Schr Ehei Zane
day to load lumh
HooUIAM. july
Str Point Lo
with merchandH
load at Aberdes1
load at Aberdc
LIS. San Franclsa
SAN FRANcrs
Trnckee, from
Coos bay; HoM
Cleared--0ceani@
Hongkong. Fr
American blk
Puget Sound 10
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GRAIN NARxEn
tkE NEWS.

ID, July 1Z.-lSpecial. r.
len, from Alaska: sh RAJ
Francisco, at Namaimo;
/ from SAN Francisco for
jliled II matilIa. for San
xa tomo-raw-Bk Forest
bona for san Francisco.
went TO Port Gamble to-
! ~ fer san Pedro.
h IL III Special Arrived
IA, from San Francisco
| H.; sch C. X. Wilson, TO
/ ! echr o. NJ. kellogg, to
| a. Sailed-Str Cosmopo :
q. July l7.-Arrived--
Portland; Areata. from
.eF, from Yaquina bay.
for Yokohama and
Nights. and charters
News5oy, lumber from
|igdnsy.
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Rssd what your dentist has to
II say about IL;
II We have carefully examined the
formula Of LuBTS'S CARLO
LIED TOOTH Hpw DER and and
thai IL eontalnshoshing that can in
the slightest degree iniurs the teeth
or gum. IL has la It's composition
surieient antissptic properties TO
swesten the hrsaih aud make the
xun heAithfni and arm. It's daily
i Use will help "a prevent tha lorna
ton ~ tartar ans the accumulation
3 of parzslsesai animAienie 30 inlu-
aSious u teen and gum.
- ~ r. 6lpDISOs. u u. 3.
N GEO. W98RAGDOS D. - g.
b GEO. FAULKSER. d D.a
n r.. q. ALBIs. ID. u. s.
f. ~. IKssEf. ID. d.
nv DEsPORIEs J.. De-
n ALHEaTI FORREsT.
& II. EEOWS. y. L. g.
GEO 3 MILLER.
Jos NoUpY.
w.E !. c0YSE. l. z. O. and N.
r. ~ GRIFFIN.
II In. FOX.
]. w. PUTNAM
/ !. FRAZIER
LUBINs TOOTH POWDER
makes 6rsod Teeth.
| O. Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
l. Good Digestion makes Content
| meat
lContsDlnsnt makes life worth
living.
u
y
/ ~ CENTS A BOTTLE
Stewart 1 Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents.
szlfl2 TlLiI vlLLL ilosKl
IL
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

rspxrAKrxKsT or AGzIerLTUzx,,
WEATHEg BUREAU,
PoxTLAxD. or, July ~, 1924,
~--.-~s. fox Wednesday; faiF. ,s1gntF
sEnsf
~.~xs pEPARTwEST OF AGRICULTURAL,
rsl1ssv.-rrE suEEAU-DAfLT BVRLETIs.
sxsTTLE Wash. July II, 1894
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Deeds Reeorde4|

Real estate tra
1894, are 81 sll.s4
record yesterday
tons aggregate
the list as furniA
& Co. abstrac@
street. between
Julius Berte.sS
OF swL IL. p. 8,
Nj. r. Hatch
lots 2 and 3, sec
u. III. Winana
to -, block t
others, ST. !
Seattle Masop
Fred kirschneN
sonic Cernetery,
]. w. ard
II, %, 5, $3.50.
l. +. Thompss
Ito 5, block 5,
John Sugel
bank, lot 4, oloc
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srAFLK aRocKRIKs.

hAAfAh NHoG LklAS.
sreAs-t Jobbing)- "C'' in hbl,
ne osse; extra -" in-hbl, per 10. 5skc.
- IN Dbl, Per lb, 81 ;-dry granulated. in
- peril. csc; cube Is sc powdered, exc;
PEI 10 discount Tor spot cash on prices
hors Ere. -(Iobbing) Washington
haght. per bhl. 81 90: patent. s.. SO; patent
assilent, $3.50; California brands. s.. IS;
sofa brands, $35Q61I50; buck
as1 Tour, per bbi. $3.50; per
.ASo; graham, per bbl, 81 -;
= - sAcGs. ~ - per cwt; rye -four, per
- We, or lob sacks. $500 per cwt: rye
- per DBL $500: per cwt, 81 so; cat
$50 per Dbl, N0@7.60; hominy. per
~ s-tos cracked wheat. per cwt, 8. 80;
s-'n wheat. $500 per biol; flaked wheat.
aeS, S2io; whole wheat -four. per
W.: pearl barley. per u. aye; split
IS - per ., Sc; table corn meal, yellow
- - Per ewt IN ION sacks; SOS. 81. %.
49,. lbs. $40: SOS, 81. Fiaksd homihy,
n ssss,ss-tJobbihtl-smaIl white. per II.
49,, pink. per lbCSG3Ac, Bayos. per
eausr, per 10, NC; Lama, Der 10. as,
nk - tJobhing) - Japan. SIS. 25tetA 10.
aa ". % per cwt; Island. s. 2S,95.60
kb fKAs- Johhing) Field. per 10, &c.
-tlobolngl-Liverpool, 5O-lb sacks,
@a, SibGiS; American dairy. Sob
ssa - per ioG. SIS; Coast. halt ground,
- -. .' SACKS, per ton, <il. 59-lb sacks. per
~, SO sacks. y IN bale. 81 50; SD
Ne sa0 W." . ~
4 Se- tlohbingl-Hom rendered, per
siair uerces, llisc: Rex leaf. l0isc
L. Aos, se; S-lb cans, S. = per deg cans;
~ W. per doE cans; lard com-
f.e-ai, asrces, sc.
4 H. IooUlHgl -Greeu- Mocha, per
skssssse, Java, per 10, a9isc: Costa Rica,
ao,sss Per To, Ac; Rio. per he. 2334e.
a. - 1s-AFhaek!e s, in l0ol6 cases. per
IA s-as'. 6slb cases. per cwL SIS %
~, ss, Per cwt, So 90: Jaws. S0-tbsin
e. lef u. SIC; So and iO0-lb sacks,
81 aaen Aoohs. SSc; peaheFrv blend,
A.. .sssmsia, 25i<c: ground coffee. ace
~ aekAska, lJli5 cases, SIS. 80 l.soa.
hS.sSsseiarr (Jobbiuc) 49, Raker's ielb
lore. -. 80; i2-.b Eagle, &c. star. LIB
q A-tJohbingl-E pps'. ssIb tins. "a
gss ~. t2e; Bakers 6-lb boxes. 45o;
ess kle tins, 81
eAss s I. MIA Observation-Disclosures. Per
g. 49,. Highland. answeetene3. 81 -;
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|tsrArE SALES.
On the Auditors once
yesterday.


yesterday.
nsacfions from January 1,
N. There were filed for
7 deeds, the considera-
)Aa $3.50. Following is
hed by Osborne. Tremper
,fs of title. ll6 Cherry
IFront and Second:
IA 10 Bertel Bertelson. wi
|bi.
To r. Wingate. receiver,
lis %. 8, and others, ST.
20 Caroline Clark. lots 10
u. Woodland park ana
q Cemetery Association to
sell lot bSS, Seattle Ma
siaS
% n. Mcneil, ejl lot 8, sec
u 20 c. l.. F. Kellogg, lots
oss second. 81
4 D Puget Sound National
h Al, Malla WaIIa, 81.