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The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22
ATTENTION!

Mr.. III Myers formerly OF Salt Lake. has
opened first class Tailoring Establishment
In the Shields Block on West Park Ave, Ana
Conda. and begs TO announce hat he has lust
received a large consignment OF the lates. pat
terms and cloths OF the finest quality. First
class workmanship and prices. would be
pleased TO have the public call and in
spect my stock. n. MYERS. Shields Block
West Park Avenue.
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Direct From brooklyn the l.. j. Baker
Company Receive the First Seeded
RaIsins That Enter the State.

Bromangeion, crystalized ginger,
plum pudding. currants, citron. orange
and lemon peels. stuffed prunes, pitted
olives, r. q r. plum pudding, jams.
jellies, etc. Remember we are the only
firm In Anaconda that have Seeded
raisins and our stock is limited Leave
orders early.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22

When Baby YVES sick, we gave her Casforia.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. abe clung to castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castois
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rs per cent OF on all our Fine Mems
Suits.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22

25 per cent. OF on all our Boys
Suits.
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OUR
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
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26 per cent. saved on Our Elesar
Line of Fancy Lamps, Stands. Gol6

25 per cent. saved on Our Elegant
Line of Fancy Lamps, Stands. Gold
mounted Pipes. Work Boxes. Handker-
chief Cases. Etc. trit.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22

Is per cent. of on all Of our Cloaks,
which means you can buy a Cloak of
us for just one-Half the price of'our
Competitors.
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Violin Lessons.
Prof. Olson. studio AIS Cedar street.
Low Prices.

Low Prices.
On cutters. bobsleds and winter
robes. ]. T. Carroll Co.
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rs per cent. of on all silk Mufiiers.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22

50 bef cent. of on all of our over.
coats and Ulsters.
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A HANDSOME
SOUVENIR GIFT

Card receivers. with pearl finish
views of Anaconda, the upper and low
er works. One of them would make a
beautiful souvenir holiday present for
your far-away friends. Come and see
them and the many other elegant and
beautiful articles we have in stock. We
will take pleasure in showing you
through our store whether you pur-
chase or not.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22
WHERE THE GOODIES ARE.

When in Butte lunch at sherman's.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22

Corner Alder and Third streets.
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NOT MUCH SHRINKAGE
The Usual Summer Quiet Pre-
walls in Trade Circles.
WHEAT RECEIPTS MUCH SMALLER
Prices OF Iron and Steel Continue to
Rise - The Weeks Failures
Show q Decrease.

New York. July E-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review OF trade, which issues to-
morrow, VIII say: IL is not the season FOR
the tide OF business 10 rise. but there IS
perceived scarcely any shrinkage except
'nae which comes naturally with mid
summer heat. The volume OF new basi-
ness is small. compared with the recent
months, but large enough 10 encourage
more openings OF long closed works and
more advances n returns 70 labor I'm
portans strikes show that the advance IS
not enough for some. but the strikers
seem not more threatening than a week
ago.
Accounts OF shrinkags In the yield OF
wheat come from both Pacific states and
from the Dakotas. II would be a strange
and unnatural July without such reports,
and yet they have weight enough this year
20 lead even the most experienced 20 re-
duce somewhat their estimate OF yield
while the price has advanced SIC. West
ern receipts for the week are not third
of last years and for four weeks only
e,S6s.oc0 bushels. against Ii.sS.ooo last
year. The Western movement largely de-
Ponds on the export demand. which is
phenomenally light. Atlantic shipments
FOR the week having been. flour included,
only 6s5.500 bushels, against 3.sle,0co last
year. and for four weeks only s.5oosoo.
against 9.s65.50o last year. Corn advanced
ABOUT cent WIKI Wnear, Dut mas since
lost all the gain Cotton has remained
unchanged at &c. although the latest re-
ports favor larger estimates OF the yield.
Prices OF iron and steel products stlll
rise. the features this week being a
startling advance OF 500 per key in cut
and wire nails. with new cards for various
sizes. which, 1t is stated, make the ad-
vance even greater than II appeared. An
g.es are also a shade higher, and other
prices strongly maintained. Bessemer pig
does not advance, although the Carnegie
and one other company have been buying
about 1000 tons. which is supposed 10
foreshadow large contracts for rails. In
the first half OF 1895, orders for rails were
$4,000 tons. against SOC 600 tons In the first
half Of last year. and good many small
er dealers appear at Chicago. Otherwise
there Is q distinct hating in new demand.
though nearly all iron and steel works
are crowded with orders for come time
to come. Prospects that other furnaces,
with . capacity of 5000 tons weekly. in
the East, and as much In the South, will
go into blast within the coming months
Of 1896 hinder . further rise in pig. Cop
per has again advanced to liz, contracts
having been made this month for 2e.eo.-
600 pounds. and lead Is stronger.
Textiles have Q better outlook, with
larger demand for cotton goods. a sharp
advance In print cloths and in most
bleached goods. The scarcity of domes-
ito wool in Eastern markets Is In part
due 10 heavy speculative withdrawals.
Failures for the week were zoe In the
United States against 2i9 last year. and q
in Canada against 80 last year.
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Rradstreef.s Report

New York. July 2s.--Bradstreers tomor-
row will say: The most striking features
OF the business week are the Influences
of improved crop prospects and the con-
tinued demands for iron and steel. with
one OF the largest makers in the market
as buyer of Bessemer pig. Most of the
commercial and Industrial features of
the preceding week are retained. Com
mercial travellers are being sent out in
all leading lines, and reports from these
quarters appear 10 nlret expectations.
The strength of the wheat market,
based on reports OF damage TO the spring
wheat and the great falling off OF re-
ceipts at primary markets. is followed
BY drop in the quantity OF wheat ex-
ported this week, which total, -four in
Guided as wheat. amounts TO 1,265i0o
bushels from both coasts OF the United
states and from Montreal, compared with
$50 600 bushels last week, 3,3Ss.no0 bush
els for the fourth week OF July, 1894, 1855
600 bushels in the corresponding week OF
1893, 2.5Aooo bushels In 1892, and s,is4o0o
bushels in 1891. The present weeks ship
nents. therefore. are thS smallest sent
out since the first week of June, 1891.
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New Jersey. OF Hereford inlet. sunken
wreck removed
New York, Long Island. south coast.
bell buoy OF Jones inlet
New York. New York bay entrance.
SANDY Hook permanent nghtyessei re-
placed on station
Trilfppine islands. northeast coast OF
panav- flashing light on North GIgante
island.
Portugal. west coast, Cape Carvoe'ros
fox signal temporarily suspended
Rhode Island. Newport harbcr, new
buoy.
United States OF America. inland waters
where the inland rules OF the road are 10
be followed.
virginia, Chesapeake bay entrance.
new light and lighthouse at Cape Charles.
Yves, Indies, Great Bahama bank. wreck
on Gingerbread ground.
West Indies. Grenada. St George, coal
ing station established
West indies, windward passage. north
ern approach, unsuccessful search for
Clarion rock.
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Changes I'm Columbia River Buoy..

Notice has been issued by Commander
o. y. Farenholt. Inspector OF the Thir-
teenth lighthouse district. that the follow
ing changes have been made in tho buoy
age al the mouth OF the Columbia river:
Outer buoy middle sands)-First class
black and white perpendicular stripes
with letters NJ. 5. in white Position
changed TO the folfovfn- bearings In 81
feet mean low water: Cape Disappoint-
ment light station. y. e. sac: North head
(west tangent. y. by E. y E., Point
Adams light station. r. e N
Bar buoy-First class. nun, black and
white perpendicular stripes. Position
changed 20 the following bearings In e
feet mean low water: Cape Disappoint-
rent light station. n. r. & N: North head
(west tangent. y. = E.: Point Adams
light station, +. 4 S.
Inner houy-FirSt class. can. black and
white perpendicular stripes. Position
changed TO the following bearings In T.
feet mean low water: Cape DIsappoint-
ment light station. y. y. r. q E: North
head. n. = W; Point Adams light station.
Z :. r. = F..
Peacock Spit bucy-Ffrst class can No. L
Position changed 70 the following bear
ings in y feet mean low water: Cape Dis
appointment light station. y. f. g +.
North head (west tanyentl. y. by E. 4 E;
Point Adams light station. +. = S.
Wreck OF the William H. Besse-First
class can. red and black horizontal stripes.
VIII be discontinued on or about August I.
as no longer needed
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Information for Marinerr.

The branch hydr sCraphic ofice. Gus
tom houSe. Pofs Townsend. Wash, Will
furnish on application. free OF charge.
full information regarding the following
notices ia mariners, viz:
Argentine Republic. Rio de IA Plata.
position OF wreck eastward OF Cuiras-
sier bank.
Australia. Torres strait. western ap-
preach. ProudfoJt shoal lightYessel, tenn
poraTy alteration In light.
Azores, San Miguel island. Ponta Del
g3aa, general information.
Baltic sea. Germany. Femsrn belt al
terauous In huoyage.
Delaware. Delaware hay. beacon light
on west end OF Delaware hrsakwater
England. east coast. l,owestoft AZ
preach. alteration n position Of sW.
Holm buoy.
England east coast river Humber, oc-
caslonal electri, usht =, Paul. battery.
preach renshy Swa'chway closed
IVES. cookie splt buoy discontinued. ard
North Cookie buoy altered IN character
England south coast, Uamcaze, dredS-
fnx operations on Vanguard shoal ana
Rubble hauk
F~-ata International cote O, Signals
ara II. .. No. =. Azmuth t. oles.
france, north coast. Is!sry and Car
estan approach. BEL buoys
France. west coast. Lorient entrance.
beacon o. les Trois Pierres rock and
Intended light buoy withdraw.
France. veSt coast. river Ciron3s -
trance. Palnse dc n Coahre auxiliary
nght exhibited.
italy. west coast. Itvorno fIeEhorrl an
proach. position of Meloria hank light
vessel
Iapau. Inland Sss Nekariseto. sl4nken
rocS rerthwar3 o. C31odsiu beacon.
Massachusetts,. lam harbor. nrw hsa-
c~rS.
NeE Jersey. Delaware river. light huov
marking lower end OF Marcus Heck she4L.
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston. July as.-The Commercial Bnlle-
tin saws: Demand for wool has been less
in comparison with past phenomenal ac-
tivsfy. but the sales are more nearly con-
fined to consumers. speculation being less
OF a feature. Prices are firm, but the
opinion is that advances have illuminated
Tor the time at least. The features OF the
week was the big gales of territory wool
and the sharp call for Australian. which
have swept the market almost clean. Do
mestic fleece woods are very strong ana
not IN large offerings. and with pulled
woods show the greatest frmness, better
prices being obtained for both In some IN
stances. The sales OF the week are ATS
500 pounds domestic and 1I6S,0o foreign,
against 4,e5o00 domestic and 2,oel 600 for
eign last week, and 10.6li.o0o domestic
and $4,000 foreign for the same week last
year. The sales TO date show an Increase
OF 70 4s4 $50 pounds domestic and $500, 600
foreign from the sales TO the same date
in 1894 The receipts TO date show an IN
crease OF 1856 bales domestic and 1892
bales foreign.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board or Trade.

chicago. July Slowing 10 an unex-
pected frmness IN Liverpool. the wheat
market here started at an advance OF
from lac 20 sc over yesterdays closing.
There was an early break on the circula-
ton OF an extract Of an article in the
Cincinnati Price Current Indications
from the days receipts OF wheat at rri-
mary markets, compared with those or
the year before. were as huiitsh as ever
The export ciearances from the Atlantic
seaports were small Spot wheat IN Law
,rpool was Ia higher ar the opening, indi-
eating present scarcity. although much Is
being said OF the heavy shipments from
Russia and elsewhere. A ST. Louis dis
patch said three mills had shut down
there on account Of the poor demand Tor
aour The closing cables were geneTaliT
lower doubtless because Of a decline here
ans morning. but they had reflex action
=, nrices. and the early weakness CON
tlnuea until September got down TO csc.
II closed az ssasc p decline or i4e for the
dav. 80.
Corn was weak. and although Septem-
bar declined about ic per bushel. the trade
-. ~ verv active. September opened
sror, a4a.e te ss1.c against 4S$c at the
,.lose Yesterday. II worked down 10 Sc,
~. closed at axe. s loss Of isc-
oats were fairly active in the early part
a, the session. and closed quiet al loss
Of &c. - 49,.
,,ark COMPARED with yesterdays close. Is
TiSc lower. lard and ribs 2izc each
Closing Quotations.
y,-heat-July. CSC: August. CSC
c.,rn-T,,iv. &C. September, tS'sc.
oats-yuly. &c; September, s2'ac.
y,Syk-Tufv. oT: September. slasI
Ysrs-Irl,-, g. 81. September. $50 bid.
ysIbs--Tuly. tsoS September. SAi13s bid
Eve-Ssc.
Tsarley-tSc hid.
Flax-NSA
Timothy-SS 50.
Live stock.
~.,.i. we're 70 more than steady
y~solrs feeders we're scare and nrfa az
s.Ssra a few lsss being good enough
70 sell above So ,.,
uors-Prices were stronger. with an
.yeraSe advance OF - N heAts a.. -.
$3.50 light weights sola az s. I'D
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

s,sar,s- clan Mcdonald took q carload
of Eastern Washington hay TO Everett
last evening.
sloop Trilby took . load OF household
goods 20 the west passage OF Vashon Isl
and yesterday
steamer Mabel took out fifty tons OF
so1a ash FOR the Everett paper mill last
evening. She also had ten tons Of naer-
chandlse.
Yacht Oracle Felitz was in port yes:er-
s day T Pt gaIs She is On sMo
weeks cruise.
Steamer city OF Kingston brought IN
I 90 sacks OF rice from Tacoma, dis
charged there by the Northern Pacific
Oriental steamer.
from Tacoma TO Victoria Thursday even
ing Her managers deny that they intend
TO cut freight rates
Steamer State OF Washington Will not
make her run Sunday night. as she s viii
haven will take her place.
Today IS steamer day at this port. The
JrmatIila will sail for San Francisco, the
Queen and Willapa for Alaska and the
City OF Ppebla arrives from the south.
After August 10 the steamer sehome win
lay over Sundays in Tacoma and leave
there Sunday evenings for Victoria No
other boat Is running on that schedule at
present.
Steamer Muifnoman brought IN DUO
grain sacks yesterday for local dealers
and took out five tons OF merchandise.
Among her passengers arriving were the
members OF the j. K. Emmett Concert
Company.
Four-masted schooner William Bowden,
Capt * Fjeren which has loaded $50. 600
feet of lumber at Port Blakeley. cleared
yesterday at the local customs Office for
Port Pirie Australia. The timbers were
loaded very quickly. as in the Port Pirie
mines but certain sizes and lengths are
used.
Excursion steamer George z. Starr will
leave Arlington dock. Sunday, July Is at
a. m, for Port Biakeley, Port Gamble
and Hood canal; returning II time 70 take
A band OF music viii accompany the eX-
CT rsien. ID. B. Jackson, manager. Teie-
pecns 10.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, July 2s.-Arrived-Alice
Blanchard. Portland and Astoria; bk IT,
DIAL Wave Tacoma; sh Glory OF the Seas.
Departure hay. Departed-Bktn Tam
O'Shanter, willapa harbor. Freights and
eharters-Rr str Antwerp City. now al
Tacoma. lumber thence 10 South Africa;
Am bk CGrondelet. now on the way TO
Puget sound. lumber thence TO Melbourne,
Adelaide or Port P.rie: Am sh Oriental,
coal from Seattle 10 San Francisco.
Hoquiam. Wash, July 2S.-Sailed-Sch
James A. Garfield. for San Francisco.
Arrived yesterday-Str Del Norte. from
San Francisco.
Hoquiam, Wash. July &.-Sailed-Str
Point Iona. from Eosmopolis, for San
Francisco.
Port Townsend. July 2.--Arrived-Bk
Melrose, at Port Angeles. ~,orserders from
Santa Rosalta; Chill blk Elisa, at Port An
geles. for Port Blskeley. 10 load return
cargo OF lumber for Valparaiso; bk North
west. lumber laden. from New Westmin-
ster; will change rigging 10 barkentine be-
fore proceeding 10 San Francisco. Sailed
Sch Reporter, Tacoma, for San Pedro
Sails tomorrow-Sch William Bowden,
Biakeley. for Port Pirie.
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4F0ANGEs
Green apples. 2su+oc: red apples. T5cG
us. rasrberries. s2.s06s; common straw
berries. seJE2Ee
Green corn. S5c1N a sack; green peas.
sa~1c: strtnE beans, itsGessc.
Wild ducks. seat: Young ROSTERS. S.Sosf
ssl; flyers. $t5osS. large ROSTERS. ss15sa.
Eastern chcese-ilGi2is fancy mid,
Rev. s1G5,.
eihAneh esgs-Is919c; Eastern eggs l.
SSeet potafo es-Se sN727A
~reissosS-Es~lv Rose. seesac; Salinas
s5Feanks. 5SGeec; river BurbaHss. seq
oni0ns-6lR-As.
satser-Creamery. seconds. ls'&Glic.
eseaee TO fair. iasisc.
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Iondon Wool Sales.

London, July 2.--A good selection was
offered at the wool sales today, and the
demand continued strong. The number OF
bales was 1850 of which 800 were
withdrawn. New South Wales, 1.76a bales;
secured. sizdIts: greasy. 4i%Goi.d. Queens
land. 1ls bales: secured, sddis I'D; greasy.
eGsd. Victoria. LIE bales; secured, eAd
ais; greasy. 6Aasd;. Swan river. $40
bales; secured. 5is69izd; greasy. 4sdSd.
New Zealand. eesa bales: secured, ed1
Is 2isd; greasy, 4&Iioisd. Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal. s0T ba.es; greasy. 4&G7d.
p ,nta Arenas, 1857 bales: greasy. 2iaG1izd.
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The stock Fxchange.

New Nerk. July Ss--There was sharp
paafc movement or the stock exchange
LAY, IN which a majority or the stocks
su~ssd IN participated. The undo rst2n1-
sls reached ~ the trunk lire presidents
~ which rates VIII probably De main
eAnea induced purchases Of railway lists
-. a.aofher factor I'm the tsnproy ersent Nss
sAN good crop news. Commission houses
sspesred on the hoard early with gooa
-.sag orders. The short interest. ~hico
- been increased lately 20 unwieidty
..oeortions. took alarm. swelling TIRE Nei-
- ot the buviag. In the last hour =
~es'soTs 90 Nronts see sn. which csased
sessueas and the tendency OK Values
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Total Sales.
Total sales of stocks today were e35 or
shares including: American Sugar 15.700:
Atchison. 5000: Burlington. $500: Chicago
Gas. $500; DiEtillers. 400: Northern Pa
ciac. $500; Northern Pacific preferred.
$500; Northwest. $500; Reading. Q, 100; Rock
Island. 2. 800; ST. Paul. 10. 800: U. s. Leath-
er preferred. 4eoo; Wabash preferred. 100.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts. II 500 barrels; exports,
q. 400 barrels: Quieter for spring patents
with a slight loss In prices. with city -four
active. Winter. fairly steady. Rye -four
Quiet.
Wheat.
wheat-Reccipts. 5000 bushels: exports.
none: spot. neglected: No. red, 73&c; No.
Northern. re: No. / hard. nc. Options
were weaker again today under pressure
OF local long stuff brought out by better
news from the Northwest. a bearish esti-
mate OF the crop by the Price Current.
weaker later cables and absence of cash
demand. closed 1aitkc net decline. Sep
tember 20 5-leQ75hc. closed TsAc.
Hops.
wool-Flrm: domestic. 1880; pulled.
2ec.
Pig iron-Firm: Southern. $il.5odn4;
Northern. s1edif.
Copper-Strong; exchange. 81. f0Gi L5o.
Iead-Strong: exchange price. $3.50
Tin-Easy. straits, slL0Q l4.55; plates.
market firm.
Spelter-FIrm-
Coffee.
CoYee-options closed: October. sl51o1
1870 Spot cofTee-Rio, firm; No. Z. 1SAse;
mild. steady: Cordova. iS1.11ac-
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm: centrifugal. % test.
SIC. Refned-F!rm: fairly active.
Petroleum.
Pefroleum-Heavy: closed $50
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Breadsturs end Grains.


San Frencis>o. July 25.-Flour-Family
extra. ss25fss4S, bakers extras, SS.29Si 10.
sperana. s2.551eeo
Wheat-No. shipping. eoc and siAc for
eGoice: milling s1iscGSl.
Barley~-Feed fair 20 good. 6iAc; choice.
Esc; brewing. 7oG &c.
oa's-Mlling a5c@Sio5; surprise. sl9ilo:
hncy feed 97lscQSl good 10 choice, $50
ne: poor TO fair. 75GSec; black, nominal;
gray. snliS9igc
Flour, quarter sacks. 4.6S2; do Washing
ton ,ii2, wheat. centals 1900; barley. H.
20. oats, c0o, oregon. 705; corn. 80: beans.
sacks. 2eo; potatoes. 1.soo: onions, es2; bran.
-. do Oregon. go: middlluys. 455; hay.
tors. so; wool. bales. 81: Washington. Is.
vine. gallors. l6000.
Wool and Hops.
Weei-spI'ag. years fleece, san Joaquin
pr pound, 6aDsc; six to eight months
GO ss.Sc. six 20 eign months Calayeras
Az foothiil free. s8!ac; 10. defective,
sESe; Northern. good 20 choice. leff 1879; ;
o.. defective So to-. Nevada. spring. light
ard eholce eQiic. heavy. 6dSc.
Hops-l0t- per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady. December. $i.os7S; May.
siSs.
Asriey-steSdy, December. sac
1ofn--Si 10
brsn-sis per ton.
financial.
Silver bars. Sc. i5sS Drafts-S,ght PA
rex. eoi.... .9t'- g 5a"4 telegraph .......5
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s-z5: mixed. 81 aGs ~. ard heavy, A-ls9
80 the bulk sold a. sf-E1s.ls
Shsep-On greatly increased rece.pS
prices broke about iec for al except rex
as: natives, Cr. 20 SIS as an extrems
range: sales largely .; 81 SCI. >; west
erns. = H1s *. Spring lambs broke ~
&c from last Wednesday. On when Gay
they sold at GG49.
Rece.pt.-Catt,e. s.cn: calves. no;
hogs, 400: sheep. s.oa
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

In Francisco. July 8.-For washinr-
a-rasr wezs1sr. warmer, except clouds
- probable showers over extreme
S.,thvesfsrn Washington; western
ss.6s becoming southwesterly.
FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland, Or. July d, 1855.
nj: warmer.
q. D. PACUE. rorocastae.
IS. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcuI-
TURF. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle Iuly - 9sng
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Omaha. July S-Csftfe-StronE; active:
Western steers. $5T47s: tanners. A.19
!, 90: s,ockers and feeders. stronger. N-ss
Gf: calves, szge94.a.
Sheep-Steafy; fair 70 choice Westerns.
g 1ds %; common and s.ock sheep. G-7s
E215: Ia<abs, GIs.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, JulySS. -wheat-valley. Soc
walla Walla, 47c per bushei
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Liverpool. July 2s.-Wheat-S2ot, hrm;
demand. poor. No. red. winter. % 5lsd;
No. 2 red. spring. SIS Sd; No hard Mani
toba. "a IA. No. 1 California, IS Sd. Fn-
lures closed easy, ia higher: July. IS
Sd: August, SIS SD: September, IS Ga:
October. IS I'D: November. ss sAd: De-
cember. IS 81.
Corn-Spot. quiet: American mixed,
new, As a. Futures closed Easy. with
near positions LG1ad iowen and distant
positions al lover; July. Is y.d; Au-
gust, Is nd; September. As lAd: octo-
Der. Is IT'D: Ncva;aher. As iszd; Deem
Der. Is "a.
Flour-Firn: demand. good; 81. Louis
fancy, winter. rs Sd.
Hops-A, London. Pacific coast, L.