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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-15

obediencia, por 10 que me dio gracias incli-
nando la cabeZi con triste sonrisa, V me hiZo
besar mi hermana, dormida sobre sus ro-
fdlIas.
| Habtabamos media legua de Greuoble,
ly podfa asistir las classes lie Derecho sin
abandonar la casa paterna- Diariam ente
Sc informaba mi madre de mis- progresses en-
lel estndio con tan perseverance apasiona-
do interes, que liegue preguntarme 81 en-
lei fondo de aquela ektraordnaria preocu-
Ipacion habria algo mas que un capricho de
leDfermo; 81 tai vez la repagnancia desdea
Ide mi padre por e lado positive enOjoso
de la vida habrfan producido en- nuestra
fortuna algun dasorden socrete que ell como
Icimiento del Derecho Y prsctica de los nego-
lclos, segun las esperanzas demi madre, per-
lnltirlan su hiJo reparar. No pu1e, sin
Iembargo, hJarme en- esta idea, aunque re-
Icordaba haber dido algunas veces mi padre
lquejarse amargamente de los desastres Que
lhabian experimentado nuestras rentas en-
Iia epoca revoiucionarla; pero hacia much,
Itiempo que estas quejas hsbian cesado,
Iaunque siemprs las considere justisimas,
Ipareciame muy satisfactorio ell estado de
lnuestro caudal.
Como va he dicho, habitAbamos cerca de
Grenobie la casa solariega de nuestra fami-
liza, casa notable EN- la cOmarca por su as
pecto sef1orial Frecuentemente cazabamos
mi padre yo IN dia entero sin salir de
nuestros campos de nuestros bosques
Nuestras caballeTizas eran monumentales
ilenas siempres de cabaIlos de alto precio.
passion orgullo de mi padre. Tenfamos ade-
mas en Paris, en- ell boulevard de Capuchi-
nos, un hermoso palacio, en- el que nos hA.1
biamos reservado comodo apeadero. -
tcOntsnus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-15

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de cada de La compA
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al 80 de setiem
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-15
s ACAL AN 30
oUITADoLoE

Este preparado indio, de gran fama en- el
pais, cura radicalmsnte los catarros gripa-
les. dolores de cabeza, neuralgias, reumas,
infamacionss demas afecciones cutaneas,
etc., etc.
Ia formula de eada botella indica la ma
n.ra de usarse. A pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, su precio sera 6jo como
sipue Caja de "a medias botellas, pesos.
Unicos depositarios del legftimo 8zca
L. Caard6s y G.
Ponce Fah~s~n 10 ID 1904 3!m a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-24
rho Crop Outlook.

Washington city. July 2s.-The weather
bureau In It's report OF crop conditions Tor
the week ended July % says:
The drouth has been broken In Nasron-
ain and partly relieved I'm Eastern ONO
and in portions of Michigan, but continues
An Western Ohio Portions Of New fork,
Pennsylvania, Nebraska and Eastern ~
oo-o, ! no also suffering for rain. Corn has
made rapid growth In Illinois and Kansas.
and Is reported as improved In Michigan.
wisconsin and South Dakota. The crop
is doing we'll iu Missouri and Arkansas.
and is in promising condition I'm the Midoie
Atlantic and New England states In tho
Southern states the corn crop " now prac-
ficaily laid by in excellent condltioh' ara
the gathering OF fodder has begun.
Frost occurred iu Idaho on the ath.
causing slight damage Frost also cc-
CURED in urah on the 18th. No damage 10
rarsorfej
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-24
MARINE NEWS.

Port Townsend. July -Special.-Ssiied
Bark COrypheie, Hadlock, for sydney.
schooner Mary Buhne. for Tnaiaska:
schooner Robert sudden. Port Biakeiey.
for Shanghai. Arrived-Ship spartan.
from San FRANCISCO. 81 Seattle To sail
tomorrorvy- Schooner Carrier Dove. for
Port Plrie. schooner r. 3. Redfeij, Ia
coma for San Pedro
san Francisco. July - -Arrtvei--Arazo.
Coos hay: bark Sea King Nanain1o. bark
entine Planter. Vancouver: barkentius
North Bend. Grays Hsrnor, schooner
I.aura MAY. Gray's Harhor. C.@ared-city
Of Piishla. Victoria and Port Townsend
Deparied--Bark Carondelet. Port Gamble:
schooner Spokane. Port Gamble; schooner
Coqliille Coouiile river; schooner MARY
and Ida Gray's Tisrhor Gaelic. Hongkonas
and Yokohama: oregon. Astoria ard Port
land Freiphts and chart ers-Auericsr
schooner Tampa, lumber. from Tacoma tn
Guayrnar.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade

e-h;~aro Jsi7y 23-wheat started weak.
an. remained 50 despite considerable bull
f~s, news. The one bearish feature OF The
davis movements was the Small Atlantic
v,ort shipments consisting OF only 1881
bushels OF wheat and Il. IS barrels of -four.
rfpht receipts and exports were sufficient
"a more than eounteTbalance this The
cables we're Disappointing. the crop re-
r.o-.x were favorable. and the crowd OF
soaIners all seemed 10 he long. Brad
s,raetss statement Of the weeks changes
an ere worlds stocks. showing decrease
~ > sa0 600 bushels. caused an advance of
~, rer bushel. which disappeared quickly.
- anxious were the Scaipegs 70 grab the
rr.at September started with sellers
from CSC down TO s57sc. as against ss5sc
:. 4he close Of the market yesterday. II
-aerea 70 e7fkc. recovered IN ss7sc. twice
e,yrabIea 90 sTs.c. and reached ssl1c on the
Rradstreet's report
CORN gave way under fine crop pros
r,a~ss Brads,rees's reported the stocks
ags GO bushels less than they were .
week ago, but crop prospects overshaf-
os-ver everything. September closed at
4fk94fsc.
oats were comparatively steady early.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-24

Tacoma. July s.-Speciai.-ateamship
CITY of Topeka called tor Alaska at
o'clock today, having on board Raymond
excursion party.
Steamship Queen arrived from Alaska
at SO this morning. remained here sew
eral hours and then sailed for Seattle
Steamship Umatilla was In today from
San Francisco.
Steamship Eskdale completed dfscharg-
sng her cargo Of tea today. and tomorrow
will move 20 the 81. Paul and Tacoma
mill 10 load lumber for Delagoa bay, East
Africa She was discharged an refnarka-
bly, quick time. by tomorrow night the
last OF the tea brought by her ana tho
Manx King Will Re on the way East. snip
gDtIdhope, tea laden, is expected any day
after THURSDAY. and the steamship Evan
dale IT. due Saturday.
The British ship Alice a. Leigh, now at
San Diego has been chartered 10 load
wheat al this port. and VIII sail for the
Sound in a few days.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

steamer wIIiapa is due from Alaska
some time tomorrow.
British bark wythcp is lying in tbs
stream at West Seattle waiting for or
dsrN.
Gfea-nsr Faith took out about eighty
campers from this port to Hood canal on
MONDAY.
The tug Alert. recently flnisfsd al Port
Townsend. was in port yesterday being
inspected.
Schooner CoTnpeer Ia ont sir days from
San Francisco with cargo OF rnerchan-
disc for this port.
Afn~worth A. Dunn's halfbut fishing
schooner AIcedo Is expected almost any
day from the Cape
shin Spartan, Capt. Pailteo. arrived yes
esrfiay from San francisco for a cargo Of
Black Diamond coal
schooner William Renton fs due AZ Sal
mon hay 20 load lumber. She rs out TWEEN
lynne days from San Pedro.
English schooner Dolphin arrived In
port yesterday from Eanaimo, ana an
calored in the harbor. She came IN light.
ssnIf n<vv,futav,.p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-24
THE SEATTLE MARKETS..
Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.

IrlceS rad 10 Farmers Tor Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named, the
goods 10 be delivered I'm Seattle:
Hops-Choice, &c per pound.
Hay Gin car load lots)-Puget sound
s55e46.5o per ton Eastern Washington, se0
ESQ
Grain lin car load lots)-Oats choice
Eastern Washington. SEQ; Puget sound.
SIS barley. sl3 per ton; wheat, chicken
feed. SIS. corn. SIS; cracked, $24
Potatoes-ssGsS per ton.
Butter. Eggs and Poultry-Handled on
commission.
Hides. Pelts and Taliow Heavy ssited
steers. over 60 lbs. per n. S49c: medium
per IN. Tasc; light. under IS lbs. sG-c:
sailed kips. &c, and calf. per 10. Sc: green
hides. &c less than sailed: dry hides ner
N. 15c; cuils Of above. one-third less. ,,rv
elk. per 10. s0Sc; dry deer skins. summer
per Ii. 2ea 25c; good winter, I0df5c. moor
and thin winter. Sc: sheep skins. l5i2,,.
full wool. 50G6ec; wool. Western WASH
3ngton. fc7tlc per 10; tallow, aisapLc
Live stock-Choice beef cattle. cows o.
GaA.c: steers. 2aSi4c: choice sheen oi-@
2iac: good hogs A.; calves, dressed lars
&c: small. 5Gsc per pound.
Logs-Superior quality. per ". rr e n
Gs.cD; choice cedar, SEQ; common. per NJ
81: spruce logs $3.50.
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yon tom Wool sales.

London. July ec-There was very
large attendance at the wool auction
sales today. and the demand vas strong
from everywhere. The number OF bales
offered was Is SIS. OF which so were with
drawn New South Wales. 90 bales
secured, Tdsiis %: greasy. t0sisd. queens
land, 1857 bales: secured. edHls a.
Greasy. saed. Victoria. ,55s bales: secured,
5a.dlis 81: greasy, t1ad. South Australia.
1000 bales: tcoured. Si4ddis Ia: greasy.
4iSaSl5d. New Zealand, LIS bales:
secured. iOddis I'd: greasy. 6i.Q i0d. capo
Of Good Hope and Natal, $40 bales:
secured. 5s.dGfs I'd. greasy. 4sg6,4d.
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STABLE GROCERIES,

Sugar Ocbbing)-Golden &C.. IN III
per n. Az; extra ''C'' in bbl. per N e..
-" iu bbi. per 10. 4Ssc: dry granuharA3 -
hhl. per Ii. SIC; cube. sic: r1ovvSars-s
sic isc per 10 discount for spot cash 81,
prices quoted
Flour. etc. 0obhing> 49, wash,nr,o,
straight, per bbi. s. "a; patent. IS IN. 80.
Excellent. S225: Novelty A. e AZ. GO
fornia brands. Sss: Dakota bran4s e. =,
s7i5e. buckwheat -four. rer hhi. * N. 80.
s~V-t SC 20. graham. per hhl e. -
la-fO sacks. 81 % per cwt: rye eos,r OF or
Dbl. 81 or ie-fo sacks. s. 80 per cvt. - -.
meal. PER hhl. rs; per cwt s. IN. a.,
greats, per Dol sS""9o'So: hominy. Der
cwt. g .: cracked wheat. Per cvr, - -.
rolled wheat. H.75 per Dbl. faxed wbes.
per sack, sG-is; whole wheat e.
cwt. g b pearl barley. per 10. a.. 80.
peas. Per -. g.. corn meal. yelIosr -
s. .. seS. Sis: white. los SIS: ges e =
faxed hominy. $50 per keg.
BEANS tJobhing)-Sman white n.- -
sac; rink per 10. Size: Bayos. per IN
So. Lima. per N. Sc
-(Jobhingl-J ST5lso- Cht-. =
,,e- n. Island. Ra@ss4c. %
Dried Feas-tJoobing)-FIeld. per n
sac.
neutrality-suspicious. feed 49,.
oats tJoohluSl-Cho'ce. rer ton inc,
Harley-(johhiug1 - Rolled or gro,tns
r,er ten. si5saafs.
s~orn-Whoic. -. cracked. Ter III, 49,,
=. feed meal ss7fs2S per ton.
s-tJohhing(-Bran. per ton e.,
@f4. shorts. per ton. 81
Fead-s Iot,hiuge-tcacppe,2 feed s17at-.
PER ton: rniddllngs. per ton. 81: oI ak
meal. per ton, 81
Satt-tIoShingp-LAv 5a-Ib sa.ks
- Ton. Siss9@5 American dairy an,
.aeks. per ton. 81; Coast. half ground
,.ss-In sacks. per ton. 81. sab sake -
- 80. s-lb sacks. = in bale. 8 =. s-4h
.s,ks - "a hale. So. l9-lo sacks. \ n
bale. sssS
-tJo1,ningl 49, Home rendered rsr
- sinclair. tserces. fee Es1 I@af a1.--
IA compound. tiercss. ne
Co1ee loealnsl - GEesa-Gocha. Per
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-24

NOTICE or srrr- ,1,,,-,.---------

NorISE OF sHERrFF~s SALE -.
sc9.~s court OF the state Of Wa~hsrc-
49, -. sns county OF ktnx-TsaA So
go = : inersean Mortgage Co~nrsa1v TI-n-
r. gas lon. Plalnsifr. va Taorrsas
an e. joan r. Foster. defersdarszs "a
80 1910 ana oy virtue Of an orser o. sale
= 80 - Spa execution issued orr ~ -.
$50 A1ulel court, IN me above ers-ssfsS
+ ..s al 70 ne directed and ie;Iye-es@
- ousy leFsed UPON the following de-.
$50 rsal property situated In kfrr
e2nxliy Washington. to-xs:
IScA I'VE "a, block sixteen ffgs ~ pA,
sox afdttson 90 the city OF Seattl@
SoIfce Is therefore heresJy gfver @s,.
-. - raslay. ne % day OF August. fesE. a.
We nour of ten O'Clock a. m az ss1a Az
a. me front door - the courthouse 4,
rn- Sisy OF Seattle. in said King county
vii sell the above described r,r.sus@-ry
. ploalc auction, 70 the highest bidder.
O4Aec rrs the eth day OF June feS
A 7. VAN DE yASTER
Sheriff
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r,. poston Woo, Market.

BOSTON. July .a.-wooi continues active.
but there is practically no shange IN
prices from last week. the amount ot
wal soId during the week just ended ~
much less than the abnormal amounts
that have been handled during the three
or four preceding weeks. Australian Wool
has been In excellent demand during
the week. Territory woods, Montana nne
medium and fine fiTfiAc; secured sap
3sc; Montana. No :. medium, Hnaot.
sso,,ed ar Australian secured basis
oombings. superfne. 42ai5c; eomoinss'
good SEQ &c.
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BreadstufTs and Grains.

BreadstufTs and Grains.
San Francisco, July zs-Flour-Family
extras $685. Is: bakers extras. $40
335: superine, s2-Sd2. so per barrel.
wheat-No. / shipping wheat is quot
able at sac, and eihc for choice: milling
wheat. e7iycGs1 per Genital.
Bariey-Feed. fair 10 good. 6lAc: choice
s2lec; brewing. 7oq75c.
Disabling. st91-os per Genital: Sur
prise. sl911o; fancy feed. Egi.05; good to
choice. ssassc: poor to fair. soas5c; black.
nominal; gray. Se9s5c per GENITAL.
Flour. quarter sacks. s,ssl: wheat, cen
tails. 24.a3o; barley, centals, 1919: pota-
toes sacks. 1876: onions, sacks. III; bran,
sacks. TIA: middlings, sacks, go: hay,
tons, 3s6: wool, bales, A.: wine. gallons,
81, 80.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-ouiet and frm' Decsmber.
s1mia.
RarIey-No trading.
Corn-SlT0.
Eran-sls per ton
Produce.
Green apples. 2sa40c; red applee. 75c9
n.2s; raspberries. s2.50q5; common straw
berries 81 25Uaso
Green corn. s5cGsi a sack: green peas
2a2,xc: string beans. ii1a2l4c.
Wild ducks, s2G4: young ROSTERS. 8 5D7
$50: fryers. S5DGs: large ROSTERS. sSq3-5o
New red onions. 600 70c.
Eastern cheese-ildl2isc: fancy mild,
new. Izdsc-
Potatoes-Burbanks 501IS9c.
Creamery butter. seconds. HfIfzc.
Store eggs, leGifc.
Wool aud Hops.
The wool market IL steady Spring,
years fleece. san Joaquin. Gdsizc; six to
eight months do. sGSc; six 20 eight
months Calaveras and foothll, free. S7
Zoe: do. defective. sQSc: Northern. good
10 choice, 1zaiSise; do. defective. sTloc.
Nevada. spring. light and choice. 9QIIc;
heavy. s7sc.
Hogs+4sc.
Financial.
Silver bars .ss7<I5 D-afts-Ssg1ge .....Ti
sssx fol -. 81. stsrsz.l Telegraph 1913
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. July es.-The upward move
raens In Frsres on fsS@ stock EXCHANGE re-
ceivea fresh Impetus to-day in renewed
buying for the short account, Crop a1-
vices continue 20 be favorable ard the
weak spots n the market are few. The
uiarkec opened active and subsequently
became CrcnounceSily hloysny- During
the last hour determined attack by TIA
bears caused a sharp t~sak in some
shares Sugar ans. the Changers wers IN
excellent buying. the latter on crop news
ana the former on orders from pool %
insiders. Al the highest point Of the day
the most important gains were; Changers.
a9ss-Ss. the latter IN Rock Island. Sugar.
1ss; Sugar preferred. I: Starch. drst pre-
ferred. :. Iowa Central preferred. Nickel
Plate seconds preferred. and T.. N A pre-
ferred. Il; Tobacco ana Wabash preferred.
Ia, tflllman. 1is- In the 4inal raid Sugar
broke IL. Rock Island and Lake Shore
i per cent. aud the other shares a frac-
ton. Marked strength was. however.
noted IN Chicago Gas and the Leather
SHARES ia the late trading. The market
closed irregular. Railway and miscelia-
neeus mortgages were strong and active.
win sales Of SsOcosa
Government Enthusiastically
state bonds-ouiat
Railroad bonds-Strcng.
Financial.
Money on cali. easy at per cent: last
loan, per cent; closed. per cent Prime
merean'iie paper, 3ff4 per cent.
Sterling exchange-FgrYn with actual
demand and 81 sss.fa4sa for sixty DAYS:
posted rates. S. Ss,aas4. % and 81 s5,SaI4 81:
commercial bills. si.Ss0s. sSs.
SILVER CSrfif1cat aSs-SssA sfS-is,e
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Liverpool. July ss.--Wheat-Spot. firm:
demand poor: No. :. red winter. IS Sd:
No. ?. red spring. IS 1.2d; No. ], hard Man..
itoha. IS I'd: No. I. California, IS sbsd.
Futures closed quiet. with near positions
sd lower and distant positions izGaad
lower: July. IS Sd: August. IS 3D. Sep
TENDER. IS sid: October. - tiad: Novem-
ber SIS Sd December. - sad.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed. new.
Is Sd Futures closed quiet. with near
positions unchanged 10 Id higher and dis
tant positions unchanged 10 lad lower;
July, Is sid: August. As 1}td: September.
Is Cd: October. Is siad; November. As 2iad:
December. Is sied.
Ffour-Ffrm. demand fair. freely sup
Piled: st. Louis fancy winter. IS Cd.
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.Jobbing Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by 70.
tail dealers for round lots delivered al tho
wharf or OF, cars. or the jobhing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers with ordi-
nary terms OF credit:
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The Grain Supply.


New York. July Especial cable and
telegraphic dispatches TO Bradstreet's.
covering the principal points OF accu-
mutation in the United States Canada
and Europe, together with supplies afioat
for Europe from all sources. indicate the
following changes In available stocks last
Saturday, as compared with the proceed
ing Saturday:
United States and Canada. west OF the
Rockies. wheat. decrease 1.o69. 600 bushels.
United States, Pacific coast, wheat, &C.
crease $4,000 bushels; total decrease. both
coasts, wheat, 1.3SS. 900 bushels; ailoat for
and in Europe, decrease. wheat ], 232 eso
bushels; total decrease worlds available
wheat, 2620eo0; United States and Can
ada. east of the Rockies. corn. decrease.
/. 309. 600; United States and Canada, east
OF the Rocky mountains, oats. decrease.
SIC, 600. Leading decreases of tvailahl
wheat last week excluding those covered
by the official visible supply report, were
$4,000 bushels in Northwestern interior
elevators; q, 900 at Cleveland and 22.0c0 at
Kingston, Ont. Corresponding increases.
include 5000 bushels in New York pri-
waite elevators: $3.50 IN Chicago private
elevators: $500 at Pittsburg. and 90
900 at Ogdensburg.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts. 2s.o00 barrels: exports.
900 barrels; Arm and without much
change.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts, 800 bushels; exports.
1880 bushels. The spot market was dull
and lower; No. .. T1isc. No. |. Northern.
7sJ-c: No I, hard, Tf7c delivered. OPP
tons sold off sharply. first under i'm
proved weather ara crop news. lower ca
bies and foreign selling. Recovered at
noon on light receipts. rumored export
sales and Bradstree.'s report. but f1nily
broke under realizing and closed ysdihc
lower. September. II s-1sd72 Else. closed
Use.
Hops-Duu but steady.
Wool.
wool-Firn-
Metals.
Pig iron-Firm-
Copper-strong; exchnge price. I'll .
Qff.40.
Iead-stronE: exchange price. S.fo9
343is.
Tin-Firn; Straits. 81 scaii.s5: plates.
firm.
spelter-Firm; domestic, s3.T5173.so.
Coffee.
coNee-Optious closed firm At 5n3
roints net advance. July, $3.50; sepfsri-
her. 81. osGis 10; October. si5d15.'S- Spot
coffee-RIo, firm: No. 7. f5ssc. Mid, steady.
Sugar.
ssrar-Raw. firm: fair refining. 2fso;
centrifugal, ss test. gao. Rehnsd-elulet
but firm.
Petroleum.
Pe,roIeum-Eas.sr: closed. u.s2.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
asasr------aaH-
Financial.

London. July 23.-SIlver. Sessd. Consols,
i07is. Rate of interest Bank of England,
per cant.
New York. July aS.-The Evening Posts
London caelegram says The stocks We're
Irregular today, Consols. coionials and for
eign being fiat American railways and
mines were very strong. the former clos
Ing at the best. Operations here. how
ever, were confined to the bears covering.
The new Brazilian loan is quoted at a
small discount. 1t had not an enthus-
tastic reception.
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but toward the close declined with wheat
September rested at sssk1sssAc.
Provisions lost more thar they gained
yesterday. At the closing the following
were the losses; Pork. SIC: lard, iec per
1ea pounds. and ribs. 80 per 100 pounds.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Jaly. ssssc. September. STD
s-Sc.
Corn--July. 1850: September. 44Ic-
oasS-July, sSi<c; September. sstsz7.essc.
rork--Juiy. SO. s7's. September. fA5Tia.
Lsryi-July. SS.s5: September. s.. 81.
Rihs-July. ss.es. September. Soils.
Eye-47isc.
FisS-si. s7Tl.ss.
Tfmo,hy--sS.
Live Stock.
In cattle. despite the light receipts.
prices were not any better Common to
strictly choice native steers 81. 50-?S 80:
sellers. $. s1s7S. 80. COWS and heifers. SD
80. with sales OF very poser lots at 81 a0s3
lis; bulls sell al si..saFS.25 Western
rangers were firm. and Is head OF North
Dakota steers that averaged Isl pounds
found a buyer at s4.I
IL took very few hogs 70 satisfy buyers.
Prices were fully i06fsc per 100 lower.
making drop Of No 20 SIC IN two DAYS
After the early sales trading was away
below the top prices. with transactions
largely at S,sf5. 10 for heavy. s.. i06Ss q for
mixed. s5.isG5.so for light. sheep aud
lambs were dun at a decline OF fully &c
per 100 pounds. Inferior to choice sheep
moved of slowly at si.5a04. and spring
lambs were duh at sSG5 for common 10
choice fioeks.
Receipts-Cattle. 5000: calves, 900: hogs.
Il. 90, sheep, II. 600.
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observations taken at all stations at
p. m. 9th meridian time 6 .. N. Pacific
ume). GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oberseryer in Charge
TIDES al Seattle harsbor for the week be-
ginning "Wednesday. July "a:
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,raIDLid .-'----+...... D.srse m Il, 1913 90
iofuahd -....-....... Is, 52i 90 100 GO
The Seattle markets are Cumming Just
now and consequently the receipts are
larger and prices firm All kinds of mer-
.chandise Is in large supply and the tone
generally ia better than for months past
Fresh meats are arriving in better condi-
ton and the tone of the market Is firm
Hams and bacon advanced slightly during
the week, and the tendency IS upward
Hay and grain are IN over supply and the
market Is weak. The Indications are that
the crops of oats and hay will he double
the size OF any previous year. with prices
very low.
The local produce market is very active
and supplies of all descriptions are NOV
ing of rapidly. Asking prices are quite
readily obtained. especially for choice
stock. and the Inquiry from interior towns
and Alaska is constantly increasing Fresh
fruits are in large supply, and owing to
the continuance OF the warm weather
move off quite readily. Bartlett pears are
on the market ana are quoted at $50 and
$lT5 per box.
Vegetables are plentiful and prices firm
Sacked stock is bringing fun figures Ma
tive green corn is arriving freely and IL
quoted at IS and IS cents per dozen. Green
peppers are also on the market and bring
81 % per dozen.
The poultry market Is firm ara receipts
are quite large. Broilers are bringing as
high as 81. 80 per dozen. Hens are quoted
at 81. Store eggs are in large supply and
can be had for Is cents, but strictly fresh
stock is firm at Is cents per dozen. Butter
OF all kinds continues low and depressed.
Cheese is unchanged.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, July 3.-Wheat-Valiey, SOC;
WaIIa Waila. 47c per bushel.