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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26
BAND CONCERT.
Opera House, Saturday Night, Sept.
28th. Direction of f, r, Borland,

Opera House, Saturday Night, Sept.
28th. Direction of f, r, Borland,
PROGRAMME,
PART !.
; /, Grand March, "Militia Re-
view KoppltS
2, Selection from Opera of
Faust Gounod
3, Clarlonet Solo, Air Varie,
Romantic Thornton
Mr., Chas, Schmidt
4, Fantasia, Carnival Of Winged
Sengsters' Farmhouse
Band,
5. Selection, wang" Morse
Band.
PART II.
g. Marcia Hacatecas" (Mexican)
ConatIno, Band
7, Quintette, "WaIIenschmied"
Miss Cuggie Hynson, Messrs McCann
Borland, Hill and Church,
8, Vocal Solo, Selected,
Miss Brown of Texarkana Conser.
vatory
8, Flute Solo, my Lodging Is on
the Cold Ground" " Cox
Mr. Frank Joy.
10, Gubernatorlal Efuslons,
Mr. Sam Solinsky,
II. Two Of The Band boys turned
loose,
by Themselves
S. M. Ragland Is strictly IN It,
when It comes To choice cigars,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

Fine boneless hams, Just received
at tIuddleston Bros, meat market,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

The editor was called to Pine
Bluff today on business.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26
Celery phosphat.

Try II for your nerves, It's dele
ioue, :SmTn DRU0 90,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

Chat0eld & Burhman have Il first
class plumber, get their prices be-
fore you let your contracts 800
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26
NOTICE.

WANT svory man and woman In the United
States interested In the Opium and Whisky
habits 10 have one OF my books on these dis.
Caaoe. Addroag II, NJ, Woollcy, Atlanta, Ga,
Box Sa3, and ono will DO sont you fire."
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

Maj. Stout went over to Bloom
burg today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

II you want to clean clothing,
floors, etc, use Ivorine,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

Geo, W. Fouke is in Little Rock
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

q. W. Manus of Beaumont is
here today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

S. M. Ragland Is strictly In It,
when IL comes TO choice cigars,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

Flora, the best 10 cent cigar In
the cityat Koerner Il Co.'S
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

The great bargain store" sells
II pounds of sugar Tor 81.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

Ed Rand, of Atlanta, Texas, is
here today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26

g. Wetzbaum, of Lodi, is here to-
day,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Geo. W. Fouke is in Little Rock
g. Wetzbaum, Of Lodi, is here to-
day.
Ed Rand, of Atlanta, Texas, is
here today.
6. W, Manus of Beaumont is
here today.
Maj. Stout went over to Bloom
burg today.
The editor was called to Pine
Bluff today on business.
Goods are cheaper here this fall
than was ever known before.
II you are in need of bonnet or
hat consult the Temple of Fashion.
W, I. Carter, of Barnum, Tex
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Drea,Istuns and Grains.


san Francisco. June 22.-Flour-Famiiy
extras. s3.5GQ360: bakers extras. s3.404
40: superfne. s2.S502.6o.
whcat--No. / shipping wheat IS quot
able az s314c per GENITAL for new and Soc for
old. milling wheat. 9IlzcQ $L02iz per cen
tai.
Barley-Feed, fair TO good, 5s-q50c:
choice. elAc: brewing. 671a070c.
Oats-Milling. si05u1.10. surprise. $3.50
1i2ls: fancy feed, Sin1.05; good to choice.
seys1lzc: fair TO good. s7izft9oc. poor to
fair, S9asJc. black, nominal. gray. GlzU
e5c
Wool and Hops.
The following Is from Jacob woolner's
wool review: The wool market has been
very aciivs for the week under review and
prices have been constantly hardening.
AZ the sale az Ukiall 100 bags were offer
ell and sold AT a range OF ffie 10 iHac.
These woods this year are very desirable,
being light I'm shrinkage and free. Buy
ing has been general In all lines and IN
some cases the purchaser has been so
anxious TO buy that ne has engaged The
wool on the Sleeps hack. Eastern advices
although encouraging. are not up 10 the
hiGh water mark OF the West. The scourers
are generally b.sy and the demand for the
occurred Is good. Spring, years fleece, San
Joaquin. 6alGsc; San joaquin. six TO eight
months, Base. six TO eight months Gala
teTaE ana IODinllls Tree. kNitEs tdIaNsfdS,
defective 4fIsc Northern. good TO choice.
e9f2e. Northern. defective. 7d9c: Nevada.
sprlng. light and choice sqi0c; heavy,
cafe
Hcpz 4Qsc per pound.
Produce.
Potato.s-Burbanks. 4ocTs1; Oregon
.Burbsnks. 6oGi7oc.
Ranch eggs i5I1Sc per dozen.
Green apples. eofi 40c: red apples, 7scS1
si.z5: raspberries. s2.50Gt5: common straw
berries. s.. 25n350; Longworth's. s4G7.
Green corn, sdi5c. green peas, 242lkc;
string beans. 1iz02iac
e50; flyers. a.50a5; large BOOSTERS, s3G
25o.
Cheese--Fancy. mild. new. sGShc: com
mon TO good. ia5c; Young America. 5G7c:
Eastern. ffisMi2isc: Western, 6dSc
Eggs-Duck eggs. I5d17c per dozen:
store eggs. 15ap16c: ranch eggs. 17dlsc.
and occasionally lsc per dozen.
Butter-Good 10 choice dairy. I1GIltbc.
medium, 1au10i5c.
Flour, quarter sacks, 927s; wheat. CEN
tails. 1881: barley. 1896; oats. centals. sf5.
corn, centals. 276 beans. sacks. 30: pota-
toes. sacks. 2.i1a: onions, sacks. go bran
sacks 1,539; middlings. sacks, 1a5; hay.
tons. $50. wine. gallons. 81, 100.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady; December. s1.O3S.
Barley-Steady. December, 6tc.
Corn 81. 10.
Bran-sla5o per ton.
Financial.
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ZINC CARBONS-Johnson, sos Yssl~.
Telephone SOC.
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Advertisements under the head of Lost,
Found For Sale For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF 1
cent word each insertion. Payment al
WAYS in advance No advertisements re-
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NOTTCE-The business Office OF the
Post-Intelligencer Is open until II 2, m;
Sunday hours a. m. to D. m. CLASH
fed advertisements Will be received up TO
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices of the Post-Intelligencer at:
TACOMA BUREAU-1132 Pacific avenue.
with Washington News Company, l.. a
Harrison. Manager.
PRT. TOWNSEND -French & Springer
BELLINGHAM BAY BUREAu-NeW
Whatcom, corner Holly and Canoe SIS.
O. H. Culver, Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
this officn.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Portland lure - -Wheat-Wal'a Wsi'a.
-.ss=1-- valley. se75sr per bsshel.
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Silver bars. ssSs d66A Dafts-Sight .2L
Mexican dol .ssHd5i Telegraph ......5
Mfuinar stocks
NEW YORK MARK ETs.
The stock Exchange.

Kew York. June 1.-The stock market
opened with a fair degree or animation to-
day. hut prices We're generally "A fraction
lower. Up TO II o'clock speculation pre-
scented hut few features ~ interest Dur
ing the last hour the market was heavy.
and the hears made a determined attack
upon Sugar. which broke per cent under
heavy sales. The general list also yielded
A fraction. white New York Central and
Tobacco declined Is and Susquehanna &
Western preferred per cent. Tho market
closed weak, tkUeb. lower.
The bond market was dull. the total
sales heing only S561N hut the trading
was firm I'm tone and PRICES generally ad-
vanced. During the week the trading was
rather dull In volume. but the market was
characterized by considerable strength
Northern Pacific dividend scrip advanced
: per cent. ST. Louis a san Francisco
trust hves and oregon Consol fives "a
State securities were ia small demand
Government bonds Dan.
state bonds-ActiVe.
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faracn. Jln. - silver. 1o'sd corSols.
,... --1t Bullion into Rank % England.
t..ta Rate of interest, Bank of England
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distant positions I'd higher. June. Is 81:
July Is ed August, is Sd; September,
- sd, October, is s5s0. November,
IS sgd
F-lovr-Duu: demand poor. ST. Louis
fancy winter. IS.
Hops-At London, Paci5c coast z.
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Births. Marriage. Deaths.

In order 10 secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings. the same
this paper. No charge - made for such
notices.
Funeral notices resolutions or other
the rate of 10 cents per line each inser-
ton.
ST-TNTELLIGENCBR co.
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Total sales,

Total sales.
Total sales o. stocks today were To-
90 shares. incluGinE: American Sugar,
q. 80: Tobacco. $500; Chicago Gas, b.ovo'
Dlstilling. 500: General Electric. Z.7o
Kansas & Texas pfd. $50: Manhattan,
4 100. Reading. $500: ST. Paul. 400. Ten
nessee Coal, $500; Texas * Pacific. 6Wp.
Flour.
Receipts-Flour, l5.0oo barrels; exports.
$500 barrels; sales. 1850 packages. Mar
ket was steady on winter. but weak Tor
spring. City mill patents. 81 Sg5.l5: win
ter patents 81. 2eGs4.45; city mill clears.
81. iod4. 30; winter, Straits. s.. seq. 10; Min
neapolis patents, si.1eq4.5o.
Wheat.
Wheat-Rec.Ipts. none; exports. 5000;
sales, 1856, 900 futures; l5,0o0 bushels spot
Spot. dull. closed easy; No. 2. red, store
and elevator. 7fSsc: afioat. 75%.c; I. o. b.,
7sssc aAoat. No. !. Northern, 7s5sc de-
livered. No. l. hard. 1880 delivered. OPP
tons opened stronger. An Irregular market
followed with a final break, leaving prices
unchanged to lac advance. No. :, red,
May. s0ssc. July. 7i7sQ75asc, closed F4asc.
August, T5isGT757sc, closed T9lsc; Septem-
Der. 752.G7e s-16c. closed s5T4c: Octooer.
7sI.a77c. closed 7s4c; December. TAG
7slsc. closed 777sc.
1IOpE-Dulls state. common 10 ctsoscc.
old. 3GSc: 1894. 49Sc; Pacific coast, old,
4a5c; 1894. t1sc.
Wool.
wooi-Firm; domestic fleece. 16Q2sc:
pulled, 19G2ic.
Metals.
Pig iron-Firm; American. $40 5ofl3.
Copper-Quiet: brokers price. $3.50.
Lead-Dull: brokers price, s3.12l2.
Tin-Plates firm.
Coffee.
Coffee-Options opened dull at I'M
changed prices with TO transactions. 1t
being the first time in the history Of the
exchange that a session has passed With
out sales.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining, 27sc:
centrifugal, Is test. 3 size. Refined
quiet; No. s. 4di 3-lsc; No. T. 3 l5-l6c;
No 10. 3sia3 15-16c; No II, 3 ll-16q37sc; No.
u. 9-leaSa4c: No. 10. 3Ssc; confectioners'
4. 5-l6GHzc; standard a. 5-16Qp2c;
crushed. 5 l-lsQ54c; powdered. tAq4 l5-l6c;
GRADUATED. 7-lsc; cubes. ll-i6ai7sc.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Weak; closed offered at NS0
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. June 1.-THE market ran into
a pocket OF hullish news items in wheat
today previous to the opening, ana ac-
cordlngly Il started strong. The first
trading in July was at from l$Ic 10 12c,
as compared with 707sc a the close of
the session yesteray, and in September
the start was at from 713sc TO ul2c, or
an advance of nearly 1c per bushel. Trad
ing was active for a few moments in
both deliveries at around 7lAc for July
and 7SI4c for September. and then
broke about 2ic In quick order. on an
advance which followed the premium
paid, September increased 10 1Ac. The
statement of the secretary of the Kan
sas board of agriculture indicated total
of between IL 10000 and 1S0a0. 600 bushels
as against a probable 2l,Co,0D bushels
calculated from the government acreage
and condition on June /. Califoria was
also reduced from about 100000 bushels.
as indicated by the Washington City au-
thorities. to 100000, the latter being
Bradstreets estimate as published this
morning The Liverpool market vas
quoted sad higher. The reaction from the
first decline carried the price Of July up
again to 7iaiC. and September 20 13i2e,
aud from these prices there vas another
decline II had another iac advance and
then followed a sensational and rapid de-
cline about II O'Clock. July dropped 70
69sd"''4e ana oepleIiptI 90 'i'+u 'i'sS 9.,u
those were SUBSTANTIALLY ''e
prices q. 60. ,,,,,,,.os -, ~
ootn was 'l,.,r ,l 10 y',,b tba a5va,re
ppVh,"S J." al.,s, a, a. closIny a.
80
49,. ,oa me er,in market TODAY In the
va - -. -, ,,,,seanle sente1,her
80 a. 81 soIA a. 9St.r dronn,d of
- e;lL'. and closed NJ esSc
p~oVisions opened up strong. and had
every arpearance Of continuing so until
tho break in the grain markets induced
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED-A nicely furnished house in
good location. Address @ W F.. box 81.
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---av.s IS a luxury ii the paiatial cars
~ me great North Western line. II. is the
rnost popular lire between St Paul and
Trhtcaeo The superb trains connecting
win ali transcontinental lines consist Of
slesrang. dining. parior. buffet and the
famous compartment cars. heated by
steam and lighted ny f1nfsch gas. All
cnr7naetfrg line ticket agents sell tickets
ard make reservations. or call on or ad-
dress F. W. Parker. Puget Sound Agent,
su Front street, Seattle.
-----------------------
Mexican Band Concert Madison park
today.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WAN1fED-Desirable residence property
or building site in exchange for we'll
improved Nebraska farm; all bottom
land; can be irrigated, excellent loca-
ton; on railroad. Owner, 525 Bailey
building.
WANTED-Real estate; have unincum-
bered residence lot. fine location will
trade for equity in improved ranch
Address V. Y. Post-Intelligencer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS residence prop
erty; close In preferred Germap-Amer-
lean Investment & Guarantee Company,
Yesler building
WANTED-Have cash buyers for inside
residence property; must be cheap Rem
lex & Harrison, II Halter block.
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Finest on Wheels.

Mexican Band Concert Madison park
today.
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HENRY'S Ice cream, soc a quart; iva
quarts. soc; 81 per gallon. 500 Secol
Telephone 90.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELI.ANro,.,

COW BUTTER MAN sellins
buster almost for nothing. eho,uss sssasj
cry. i5c a pound: fancy Calsfovr.ss.sssss-
pounds best Iowa. Sis ONLY &c 4
ter sold Cow Butter Store. ~, gs's 10.
street. - Sscss
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FOR SAI4E-10, ooo. 900 feet OF piling nes'
railroad G. w. Yancy, llS Pike stree
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FOR SAIF,-Or rent on easy terms;
cash register. sol Pike or 23l6 West s.
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WANTED-By man and wife. two or
three furnished rooms for light house
keeping in private family. Address l..
ErfnGa- city
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WANTED Several good agents. Apply
1920 Second street.
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WANTED-BOokkee wishes position:
will also instruct; Goofwtn's improved
method Address BookkSeper. Post-In-
telIigenCer.
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FOR SALE,-Encyclope Britannlsa
cheap. Address III. Post-lntelligeneE
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FOR SALE-New Westminster Gas ca
wants offers for 100 bbls. coal Ear.
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BIRTHS.

NOIlAN-Tn Seattle, Wednesday, June IL.
1895. tdoMr. and Mrs. Edward Nolan,
daughter.
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ANY ONE wanting a pleasant pos s,i :
house. with home comforts, ea, ,. bpsgs
at Mrs Travis. 1911 Front streo''
with or without room.
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YOUNG MARRIED man with several
years good general business experience
wishes work of any kind. Address ID,
Post-I telligencer office.
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ED-FEMALE.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED-MAL

WANTFyD-By horseshoer and general
blacksmith situation in a logging camp:
good references. Address j. Smith,
hllia Yesler avenue, Seattle
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ROOMS AND BOARD

kx143
FOR two gentlemen or man ana -.
IN private family. In Reni9n -.
Address b.. care Post lntelils s-h-.-----<
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WAIT FOR THE AUCTION SALE AT
Peoples Furniture Co. Pike netwess
Front and Second.
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MARRIAGES.

SOLO-MIGNON-At the Southern
hotel, Seattle, on Saturday afternoon,
June - 1895, by Rev. John F. Damon.
Mr.. Thomas Possolo and Mrs. Mary
Mignon, both of Tacoma.
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FOR SALE-Jewctt Climax water fAteF
good as new. Sixth and PIKE. Chapa
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wANTEsD-Inf0r concerning ne
whereabouts OF Felix LiseScAl weight
Russisr PoIander send Information 10
John LiSescki Newcastle, W ASH
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WANTED-For L. s army, ahie-bodied.
and %: good pay. rations. clothing and
medical attendance; must be prepared
20 furnish satisfactory evidence as 10
age. Character ard habits Apply al
room 81 Boston block. Seattle. Wash
WANTED-An energetic representative
who can give good references TO Work
Tor Us IN every toTn in the tnited
States. will pay So monthly ana eX-
penSes. write US Immediately. W A
Bruce a Co, - B1way, New YORK city
WANTED-Every man and woman in the
and whisky habits TO have my book on
these diseases free by mail. Address b.
NJ Wooley. box 03s7. Atlanta, Ca
WANTBD--Money for the Fourth: indus
fr.o0s boys can make dollar DAY cas-
sly. trade secrets and complete ournt,
l5c- Baxter Whitley. city.
WANTED-Canvasser in every county in
the state for a household article: SEND
for circular. Address Household, Oh
Fifth street, Seattle.
WANTE5D-Any one wanting comfortably
furnished rooms at very lowest rates,
by day or week. call al Florence house,
Ais Madison street.
WANTED-An A No. bread baker; mona
other need apply. Call this morning at
21Us Second street.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS-Johnson. 800
Yesler. Telephone Sl2
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FOR EXCHANGES store, with three .. IT, =.
stock general merchandise; eas. :, =,
mountains in a good mining dislN ss, ~
lots or house and lot IN Seat'ie' $50
& Stream 33 Bailey.
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FOR EXCHANGE-Alway on MANI ~
harbsins in equities In ranches. timer
claims. lots. houses and lots. ooa a.s
tugs, steamers and all kinds OF PHI, s9E
erty. For a good big trade cali on W.
Ter G Stream, 303 Bailey.
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FOR SALE-Handsome twin six-room
houses. beautiful lots, near Second Pres
byterian church, North Seattle. $3.50
each; sacrifice. Also twenty acres near
state university. cheap. Owner. 2Ol9
Second.
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FOR SALE-S4o0 buys ten acre fruit
ranch on San Juan island; two-s.ory
house; cowshed and chicken house; pick
Ell fence around the house; trees set our
two miles from county seat Cali or ac-
dress Nash & Coffin, Argyle, Wash.
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FOR EXOHANGE-Th Seattle, Trgs
Company. 80 Boston block. VIII tass
real estate In exchange for their Ms
team OF black Morgan horses; also otg
gy and surrey; team and rigs CA y y
seen at Washington stables, on IN.
near Pine This Is the most Ssiha
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FOR EXCHANGE GO notes. 80 So
hy mortgage. for property. Aoshe
C.. Intelligence
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FOR rr~r-RooMs-c Continued.

ron RENTING FROM rooms: good
y;tw: bath. gas and heat. cheap. 9iS
riftn street.
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FOR SALE-Lots and s. block 1Ss. Port
Angeles government townsite. cleared
and fenced; two-room house, cost $50
one year ago: make offer: must be sold
within one week. Address W. NJ. Allen,
MCMurray, Wash.
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FOR SALE-Boys' and girls bicycles aud
tricycIes. Secondhand. Sixth and
Pike. Chaplin.
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FOR SAIgF,-60o pound scale. two gas
stoves. Secondhand. Sixth and pks
Chaplin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23

FOR SAIlE-Two fine lots on Taylor St,
and 10. block IS. Jackson street add. ;
also four lots in Ballard. on Broadway.
Nos. ?. g. -, ., block 81: all graded
Inquire of Mrs F. 4. Ferguson, Hotel
Ferguson. 1905 Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23

FOR SAIIF,-Ncw. ladders, any length Up
to 80 feet. 10c foot. Sixth ard Fks.
ChaIyn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23

FOR RENTING front rooms good
view. both gas and heat, cheap. 9lS
Fifth street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23

FOR SALE.-A snap: two houses and
ing, with cows and poultry; tools for
working: in Pleasant Valley, near West
street car line, at INTERPLAY. r. @. Mel
bus.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23
(tFl~ ltAA~ ~ IN
Railroad bonGs-Firm.
Financial.

Money on call easy. nomlnaiiy. Ter
cent. Prime mercantile paper. s1sGsfe Ter
cent.
Sterling eNchange-Firm. With actual
business In bankers bills az 81 Sqf,lt sos.
for demand and at 81 SStsfi4 ~, FOR az DAYS,
Posted rates. 81 SsFY4 Ss's and ALL Com
mercial bills. s. S134r4SN
Exports and Imports.
The exports OF specie from this FORT for
the week amounted 10 sig5o5 in gold and
<si, SG IN silver The imports Were. Go'i
SS'.>,6. silver, Sis5u; dry goods. Sei4s. ss-.
general merchan1ise. SS-a.6lI.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23

FOR SAI.E-SNx65 tent; soa no,,-s -
scale: rev Jewett filter: two ~. Toe
stoves: TWO incUhatorS: one v ss-.s -
or root cutter hand or rover 'ce -.
price now so. Secondhand. Siysss =
Pike. Chaplin. ID
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23

ENOR SlAIF,-Gartien hose. screen ssxSs
and lawn mowers. cheap. Whiton Hart
WARE Co, 11S Commercial street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23

Observations taken al all stations al
.. m. 18th meridian time 6 .. m. Pacific
s1Tae). GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
Oherserver In Charge