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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-29
The BOSTON wool Market.

Boston. suiy 2S.--sieager sales and gen
erai ilstiessness are the characteristics OF
the wool market just now. and the out
fcok Is far from resssgring. Advices from
Western points indicate that holders
there are inclined 70 meet the views Of
Eastern dealers, bat the latter as a rule
are refusing TO take any more wool AZ
present Many wooden mills In New Eng
land are stiii cfosed. and large orders that
were looked for have not yet come. Ter
ritory woods are nomipasfy quoted the
same as before, and few quotations In any
grades have changed. Selling prices are
"a follows: Territory WOODS; Montana
fine medium and fine. 1aIiic. secured
price. SOC: Montana No. medium. 124
f2ixc; secured price. ssazEc; Utah and
wyoming fine medium -and foe, sa1iic:
secured price. soc; do No. medium. uaS
12c; secured price yG93Sc. California
woais: Northern spring ie4i2c. secured
price sozfzic; middle county spring. so
Zoe: secured price. a71g2se southern de-
fersive spring sQSc. Australian WOODS,
secured basis: comblisg superfine, ssff
soc: comblng good. fsqisc; cofnbing aver
age, acrgec.
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propo.sd Constitution al Amendment.

NOTICE 4s HEREBY GIVEN prFRaTJ-
ant 20 the provisions or an act OF fhe
leaissnfure Of the state Of Washington en-
rifled IAN act % provide Tor voting on
constitutional amendment A. fha general
eIection to be held IN November 1sss re-
LAVE e g.. gisins s on. 81 . .,Im,r
amendment 10 section l. article 3. OF tho
constitution OF ths state of Washington.
will be Submitted 70 the quaiIGed electors
az naid state for their approval at the next
general election;
Section i All mails persons Of the age Of
sweaty-ose years Or over, posse sxsns tho
following qualifications. shall he entitled
to vote az all elections. They shall be
citizens Of the United States they s1af
have lived IN the state one year. and ~
the county ninety days. and Ia the city,
town, ward 9r precinct thirty days inssna~
6Sateiy preceding the election AZ which
they ofTer 70 vote; they stall be af,ls 20
Provs5ed That rssfilans ROT Ia xed sfsaIi
never be allowed The elective franchises
Ard further provided. THAT fnsa amend
ment shall NOS effect taffecu the rixnf oI
franchise Of any person who - roS .
qualified eieetor OF this state.
The legislature shall en4cs laws defining
fhe manner OF ascertaantrg the araihacA-
klsas OK voters IA 10 thsfr ability 70 read
ard speak the ET1Efssa language and orp~
vsdsnx fer punishment OF persons voting
or registering tn violation Of TIE provis-
tors OF this aacstons that there shall be-
printed on al the ballots supplied for said
election the words, FOR proposed amend
ment 70 section l. article s. Of constiru-
ton. relative 70 Qualifications OF eiecforS':
Against proposed amend ErssnE 70 sAcft9u
4. article g. or constitution, relative 70
Qualifications ~ electors"
At said efection each s'ecf0r shah vote
for or against said Amendment by cross-
Tag out part OF the ballot In sacfs manner
that the remaining parts shall expreas hin
y0se on the question submitted.
La witness whereof, I have asreunto set
ny hand and afflxe3 the seal 81 The et4to
Of 81 Arlington. this I'd dsy Of Jatysfx5.
lst4te geA.t j. III. PRICE.
Secretary Of Gtzt1.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF sHERIFFs sALE-In the
Superior Court of the State Of Wash
inGton, for the County Of King.
Howard s. Paine. plaintiff, VS.. Percy
w. Rochester and Emma l.. Rochester.
his wife; w. ID. Field, G. II. Frye. G. Il.
Maiben. Albert j. T. Edwards and Bank
OF British Columbia defendants No.
ETA.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale
and special execution. issued out of the
above named court. IN the above entitled
cause. and TO me directed and delivered. 1
have duly levied upon the following de-
scribed real property, situated In King
county. washington. to-wit: Lot No.
seventeen 90 In block No. nine @l IN II.
10. Holmes addition TO the City OF Seat
tie. according 10 the plat thereof. recorded
I'm the county auditors office or King
county Washington.
Notice is therefore hereby given that
on Friday the 7th day of August. 1896. at
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m OF sad day.
al the front door of the court house. In
the city OF Seattle. In said King county.
will sell the above described property at
public auction 10 the highest and best
bidder. for cash.
Dated this eth day OF July. 1895.
A. r. VAN DE vANrER. Sheriff..
Greene. Turner a Lewis. Attorneys
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
EinaUcial.


London, July a.-Consois. iisx. silver.
81 5-led.
New York. July es.--The Evening Posts
Tendon financial cahsegram says: The
stock markets were ffat today, closing at
the lowest. The settlements show COM
paratively small account, and contangoes
on Americans were 2 per cent. The weak
ness of the position here appears to have
been much exaggerated In cable reports 10
America Ii Is true that there are differ
eiaces on Americans 10 face. and the abb
sence OF lsar operations also gives an ele-
ment OF weakness. but nothing serious is
really apprehended here. Americans were
fat. closing at the lowest. The comhiaa-
ton OF bankers 90 arrest gold shipments
has had little effect on prices OF secure
ties. not exactly because their power to
do what they propose TO do Is questioned.
but because all such action ia regarded as
artificial and temporary.
Paris is the center OF weakness. The
success OF the Russian loan today has
been far from demonstrative. Paris oper-
ators are loaded with Turkish and Italian.
and mining stocks have been sold today
in almost panic manner.
BrcadstufYs aud Grains.
Liverpool. July es.--whsat-Spot. firm:
demand moderate: No. : red winter. 81
I'd; No. 3 red spring. Is I'D: No. l Cali
fornia. IS Sid. Futures closed dun. with
near positions ia tower and distant posi-
tons Szassd lower: July. August. Septem-
Der. October. Is md: November. - IT'D:
December. IS.
Eorn--Spot. quiet; American mixed
new. - ss.d. Futures closed duh. with
near positions I'D lower and distant posi-
lions tsfl%d lover. July. Is Sad: August,
% Cd: September. - fod: October. Is
1os4d; November. Is ioAd: December. 3
ELd.
Fqour--sDemand moderate: ST. Louis
fancy winter. 6s 50.
Hops.
Hops--At London. Pacific coast. El i5s.
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sence rf support nr2css weakened Gables
were rather disappointing. early afvtces
showing = decline 81 z.tfIxa. which. in the
face of the fact that prices were main
tanned on this side yesterday. was taken
ASIAN evidence Of weakness. Another ae-
pressing factor was the absence Of bids
for cash on foreign account. ard then
bids 20 the interior. were said 10 have re-
cesved more ready acceptance. The hvesk
IN corn Was also felt IA wheat 30 some
extent. The weather was more favorable.
being clear and warm in most sections
81 the winter wheat belt. AMI the fore
cast Is for seasenahle conditions.
Corn vas again weak, ard stili further
declines occurred.
Thr-e was fairly active market IN
oats. and an unsettled feeling.
Hog products Mere weak frcrn the be-
ginning 81 the session 10 the end.
Though heavy in feeling the trade was
light. and she decline which was the re-
suit OF IT was chiefly In Lard and rgns.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Jaly and August. s7ssc; scpssm-
Der. S7Asassac.
corn--July. sTsc: September. assc.
oats-Juay. 1sc. September. IsMc.
Pork-Jaly. s.. September. sscS
f-ard-Jnly. S.as: september. Slsx
Ries-Jaiy. s2os: September. xiss<
Rve--ea@glc.
Flaxseed--sc.
live Stoch
Sales Of cattle were on a basis az &. $50
$50 for the poorest dressed beef steers
up 20 SSsst.sS for choice TO extra cattle.
Sales were largely at SSss7o. with heavy
steers selling mostly within that range.
thoiee handy steers are tho favorites.
Feeders are very scarce and firm. and
stcckers are htgher at Sc 5esfs 20. largely
al - and upward. Calves are plentiful
today. with sales at 81 1s&sSe
Hogs--A good share OF the hogs sold at
$s.Nsess heavy selling at an extreme range
OF se.as3s. Is: medium weights. ss.sssfs g;
mixed, s2-sefssa: lights. SsfaSfs.s s.. and
pigs at s. sss7aSn
Sheep-Na;ive sheep were saianle at
si.ssssfs.ss for inferior 70 common up TO
x@-EsT3.ss for fair to prime. and Westerns
were in demand at s. 4o12a5: lambs sold
az SssfS.25 fer common 20 choice; extra
were salabie at 81 sn67S.fa: Western year
lngs sold as low as 1910
Receipts-cattie. 1900; hogs. Loo: sheep,
s,aoo
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstufrs. Grains, Etc.

san Francisco, July 2S.-F7cur-Farnt,y
extras, 50. sod3, 20: bakers extras. 81 4o3
$50: superflne. s2.S5I3
Wheat-Shipping, ss6ssAc for No. and
GikIsss.c for choice; milling. sI63f.1o.
Barley-Feed. fair 10 good ss6fs7tkc:
choice. 6sA.c; new brewing 72ssasoc.
oats-Milling, S1aoc. Surprise, a5cn
s.osik: fancy feed. 9oGs2ikc: good 20 choice.
SisNssi4c; poor to fair, 72iz07ise: gray.
STS3Ac.
Receipts-Fiour. f5,s42: wheat, centals,
i.s0e: do Port Costa. i32 0ss: barley. eentais
$50; oats, lis. beans. sacks. 2eI; potatoes
sacks. 20; onions. 80: bran. 5I5. midditngs
s1s; hay, tons. go: wool, bales, IS: hides
number. sTS: quicksilver, TASKS. 81; wine
gallons. le0oo
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MiddIlngs. sl5.soe7ls; bran. si2 SOFA
Hay-New crop. wheat s7alo: wheat and
cat s6.5oeIs: oat. ss4750: barley. 81 soffs;
alfalfa, first cutting, SOS: new. s.51as 50.
clover. ss47.so. stock. s4.5oQ5: straw. se9
SOC per bundle.
PotatoeS--s;arnet Chiles, rAIs5c per cen
tai: Early Rose. 3o1foc: river Burbanks.
3oGfsc; Salinas and Bay Burbauks. soIs5c
yegetables--Onions. yellow, 500 Zoe; river
tomatoes. 7scHs.: yacaville. do. 20f30c:
green okra. sefsnc: garlic. 2U2izc; green
peppers. te1Soe. large boxes. asparagus.
81 zs725 80: Alameda cucumbers. 2oeTsoc
bay squash lsdSsc: egg plant. 2osrsAc. Al
ameda green corn. st.5eSfi.7s: Berkeley. DO.
T5cssS. from other points sssF3si.
Frust-App.es. fancy, 75cGsf for large
boxes: common. large boxes. 2oeI SIC: crab
apples. ESQ &c: aprscots. email boxes. TO
snc; do in hulk s9SaSg 80 per ton. L1ons-
worth strawberries. 81 53ffs 50; common
&c. xf.ssefs. -; rsspberTies per chest. & $40
3se. hiackberrie~. per chest, s14f3: nrs,
black single layers. assaTss: 10 double lay
ens siS1t x. peaches, box. ffsfssc. do oasi<-
ess. 9sg&ec. do In bulk. sisefzs % per ton:
pears box. 25sGsr; Bartlettx. box, se4sse
~ hu.k. sfa5f3e per ton. piunzs. large. per
crate. s&f1%e. per box. SHTsyc: japanese.
se77sc: in hEIk. fsgaS Ger ton: Mexican
lines Ssfss. Caaao~uia lemons. ts4s %. do
extras. szas5s. 10 fanny. 8 1875: bananas,
sl69; pinea,pses. e. @ss5; Persian dates.
ysTsc: waterneions. ssf312 per 10.
Batssr-Farcy creamery. fsss1fac. Fancy
csiry i6s7f7c. do seconds. f2Hisc.
ShaeSe-Fanzy n1ssd new. sTslsc fair
60 good. saTiac; Young America, sgFac;
Eastern. f9slsc
Y.xrs-s.sre. is7ise: ranch. leTse..
roaitry-L.fve turkey xoha'e~x fs8ifc
per 10. Ike turkey hens. I2s7iscs ROSTERS.
o.. ssG4Sa. do yosGag. ss41s; nrcslers
small s. s11z. DO large. szasesz. frye-s.
& Ese7s. hens s47s. ducks. cd. 81 ssT3: 10
young. s. see -. geese. per rAir. sia1 -.
rgge0ns. Old. sl-alsa. pigeons. young.
I1saa %.
Closing Quotations.
wheai-Essy; December. $40; nsw sell.
81. &c.
co~n-Yellow. s7s4aer4c
Bxaa--sTz 5aa3i4
Wool.
wnol-sprtux. san Joaquin ard sss1sherr
coast poor 8 months. sfsc: do do good (
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Movements or steamers and Oths
Note. of Interest 10 Marine Men.

Movements or steamers and Other
Notes OF Interest TO Marine Men.
gchsorsr wenofaah sailed for the Hah-
sng banks MONDAY night.
schooner Fort Admiral left for Port
Townsen1 Monday night
British ahlp SuthaglandshsFe. Lao tons.
IL now al Portland. laaesng wheat for
Liverpool
Steamer f-xkrne j. due 70 srriye frrn
San Franefseo today. ard will sail for st
AIehaese. Alaska. early IN Aag1zg.
Schooner w. r. Bryant - preparing 20
sail Tor Cape f1sfttry. usasFs sas viii
cruise IN the offing IS a psi0t boat.
Steamer City 81 Topeka Is sxpecsed from
Alaska today or tomorrow. EXCURSION
s.Tafner asaeen 10 also due tomorrow or
next day.
Steam collier Progress arrived from 90 n
Trauc.aco Monday asgAt. ard wiil load
z1se tons &C Back Diamond coas a. q re-
turn cargo.
PAR Of TIE Oriental rnereasrsdsse brought
fsr the steamship Tacoma from CANA ana
Jaran for seattle waa brought over ~ fHs
steamer CITY Of Kingston yesterday fE1En
Taeosna. 0niy the sugar Jet refnssns to
c9U2s
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rns.enrer. on thn Irmatllla.

TIE steamer Tfnsafi.fa sailed from Fan
Francisco for Puget Sound on TUESDAY
with these passengers:
lsfay Van &c Nanser. Mrs. Bro1enesk,
e. Grcenberg and wife. &. Mamamfs,
George Brown. william Gilmore, f. A.
Ross. George J. Hist. Mrs. Adams. Mfg.
Fisher, MiSs Frazer, Miss croot. Mes
R.geiow. r. Clark, Mrs. s.egei. ". l..
REYNOLDS ard gffe, Rev. Better and wife.
c. Reed ard wife. Miss Nsshafer. r. y.
sangusb AMI wife. J. r. Ward. James
Ross. Miss Patton. Mrs. Black. Mr..
Kitchener, j. A. Nflmurf. fsewis ftea0n.
A Brandon. H. w. Wright ana vito.
Mrs Mimpsoer. Mira r. j. Willie. Nrz.
A. ". Lewis Mrs. O. L. Grant. ]. NJ.
Jackson ard wife. Miss Isocfr. Miss e.
Il. I.osser. Miss Fssy4. Miss sherry. Miss
SHERRY. o. II Carey AMI wife. MIRA VAN
meter. Mrs Gatarsdge. Alex Sharp. Miss
Petersen Mss Ee<erson.
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.Jobbinr Ouotatloue.

Jobbing Quotations.
Tho following are the prioes paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on cars. or the tobbing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers. with ordinary
terms OF credit:
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Sugar uobbing)-Goiden ''Cs' In bbls.. per
N. &c: extra &C. in bb,s. per n. 4ixc:
dry graduated, in bhls. per II. &c; cube,
SIC powdered. S7sc; spot cash price.
Maple Sugsr-Five-pcund boxes. scoi-
iored. 10 the n. isc per n: assorted
cakes. lzisc per n.
Flour. etc, 0ohalrgl- Washington
straight. per Dbl. s. % $3.50; patent. ss.75:
Patent Excellent. <s75: Novelty A. $40:
PER bbi. ss.7s: per cwt. $50, gra-
ham. per Dbl. 800. or io-fb
sacks. s7s per cwt. rye -four. per
hhi 81 or fe~fb s. Is per cwt: rye meal
per bel, 81 IS: per cwt. tefs: rolled oats per
bhi 81 SOFT: hominy. per cwt. sass; cracked
wheat. per evt, Gis; rolled wheat. $40
mar hh: whole wheat hour. per cwt, g.:
nssrl barley. fee-lb sacks. &c: 1-lb boxes,
o.: split peas. per iao-th sacks &C:
es-lh boxes tstc. corn meal, yellow, los
81 -, eos. siH. white. los, siTs; sns. sl.1
Beans tjohhingl small white, per n,
f-Sc. pink. per N. &c. Bayos. per m. sise;
Lima. per 10, saae.
Rtce f1ohNt0Et--1aH4u. 4SzEs Inin3. SIC
per II. Island 4s.c. Carolina. g.
Dried cas-tJobblngp-Fieii. per n. Sc.
saft-sJ obhtnxa-Ldverrooi, 5n-fb sacks.
ner ton. sieefsS; American dairy. so-lb
sarks. per ton. SIS. Coast. hair ground.
iaar,. sacks. per ton, 3: S3-fn ecks. per
tor. SO. s-Fn sacks. - ir bale. 3. s-fh sacks.
"a IN na,e. s.: io-tb sacks. = IN bale. g.
rs-a-tTebSineb - HeEre rendered. per
n. sinclair fiercsS, &c; Rex leaf. sssc;
lara compound. tierces. SIC.
s-or.a--t Josshlngl- -lsreen~-Nccha per n
a.. lava. per To- &c: Costa Rica. choi@e.
re- ~. ssc Raassed-Arbuekse's ia lee-fh
rasAs. per ews. SIS s.: oe-le eases, pfr cwr
ga ~ ss-.b eases. per cwt. 81: lava. sa-lb
stos r@r N. &C: sacks, sac. Alden Mocha.
". Csraee.a. ~. Guatemala, -, ground
eof,e. sa9saasc. Lion. Isas, sskS: siss. sis.ss;
sss. 81.
.,.S.r, ssr: Ie-rb Eagle, &c star. 12-fs box-
eS "a.
h.xos a.. Bakers. s-ih boxes. ssr. Van
uogten's. TN tins, sse; h4-lo TINS s9saci
LIB tins. 81
CONDENSED Miik--tJShosnss-h.ax Der
case. s.. Highland. sasweetsnsf- sz-ss. -.
,-narles Cream, s. ~ STANDARD, ~, Mon
- r,n~weesenes. S.. Eccnomy. AA
secs --sJabhlngl Worcestershire,
.sg rer aoz. szie: medium. s. :: pep
- s.ne~ psnts. per eox. us tomato.
ratsnp California, psnts, VS. Ter Goa.
e,arts. SITS per doz. Snaaer's psnfs. xss
Per Sea
- a.. arios half bAl. PER gallon. Sc
49,. krgx. per key <i-sS, drsps. gallon.
.trs usr czse. A-ss; drips. half gallon tins
sssigserrla. 2s0. arsps. half gsi.sn tfas'
- rass ase: New orleans rsoiassess ga
len tins. per case. ss<fs1: marie. log
cabin. gallon tins. per dez. 80. haaf-sal'
ION tin=. per dcz Us; Aga.ioa ss.ssss'
"a "A. Enrs. f-gaElon cans. per dox- 81. ~;
a.sf-sssaon cars. -: quart bottles. ~
-lrss s-s. 4-xsIson Jackets. &ysss s-<a4-
len tinx. q: half hos &c per gzllrn.
Jell,ex-<yohnsngl-2sln pals. &C. rsil'
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CAMPAIGN OFFER.

This campaign offer IL an extremely
liberal one. Until November is ths Daily
and Sunday Post-Intelligsncer VIII be d.
Isvsred TO any address for $50, strictly
cash IN advance. Leave your snbscfip-
ton at thu Post-InteiIig-ncer business
Office or give u 10 the regular soiicitora
The Weekly Post-IntrIiiacncer until Ne
vember Is sent TO any address for 80.
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Nineteen weary SIN

Nineteen weary sin
full centuries have
ELAPSED and man to-
dav Is no better than
he ought to be. In
deed. many men treat
themselves worse
than the treatment
slaves received. They
will 40 all day with
out a bite 10 eat--stay
up all night and work
the next day. Rob
themselves of health
and strength in a
hundred open and Sc
cret WAYS. and then
when they feel "ali
gone. when about 20
COLLAPSE. they look
about for some rem
sdy. some treatment.
or some rem adto-
treatment. because
they want a cure-a
manicure.
Now Ifudvan II
YOUR true MANICURE
IL rs the first srecsfic.
or the best rensedio-
treatment advanced
science knows. Hud-
van begins at the
root OF the evil and
when IL stops the
man IL cured. Hud-
van cures certain
forms OF ImDairet
man. Neurasthensa.
Spermatorrhoea and
peculiar private dis
orders. Hudvan Is
fer man. Hudvan Is
mans best friend.
Nuiyan cures con-
stlna tinn. General
Debility and restores
the tissue. When you
want 20 learn OF the
great Hudyaa send
for
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chteaso. July 3s.-Thers was a good
trade N waeas. ard a fairy active mar
NJ. TIE feei4ng manifested early vas
fairy steady. all things considered. bat
weak spell set Ia later. Good buying
bv several cf the larger sellers OF yestAF-
8zy absorbed the early offerings. ossf IN
creased realizing followed, aaa In TIE @o-
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Az TO San rrsncf.co. ais.

From Seattle. Including berth In eealee
sleeper. Portland 10 San Francisco: ~
first class. including berth In Pullman
sleeper. Portland 70 San Francisco. for
train leaving $40 .. IN. July 20 and 80 q
su. July 81. Rates 90 points east through
California sams as northern lines south
srn Pacific ticket once. sfs First avenue.
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A car load OF oats was shipped to Taco
ma today. The demand for oats this year
does not compare with i've years ago. ow-
Ing to the bicycle. the electric street car
and the general use of machinery in place
OF the horse and the mule. There are but
few stocks OF oats in this city. and those
who have them are jobbing them at $15qi6
per ton.
Live poultry Is scarce and the demand
good Producers would do well to put their
stock on the market at this time. The
season for dressed poultry viii soon be
here and then local producers will have
to compete with dressed stock from Ore
gon and Eastern Washington. Shippers
IN those districts are deferred from send
ing live poultry owing to the high freiSnt
rates. Local dealers are paying cents
per pound live weight for old chickens.
and &2-50Q3 per dozen for spring.
The fruit market IL plentiftaly stocked
with pears. pIums. apricots, peaches aud
apples Prices remain about the same.
Eggs arc weaker and job at lie per
dozen.
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San Francisco. July zs.--Arrived--Aus-
traIia, Honolulu; Peter Jehssn, Nanaimo:
Empire Astoria. p$parfe6-str Umatlfla,
Victoria and Port Townsend str Pomona.
Eureka: str Faral,0n, Yaquina bay,
Port Gamble. July 2s.--speciai.-Arrfvsd
-Bk Forest Queen. TO load for lfouoiula.
bktn Uncle John. 10 load for San Fran
rfxc0
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.

Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid to farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named. the
goods 10 be delivered in Seattle:
Hops choice. new. 2G3,sc per ID.
Haydn boat loadsl-$59I65o
Grain-Oats choice Eastern Washington.
sl4: Puget Sound. Sl3Qi4: barley. $l4 per
ton; wheat. chicken feed. Ns
Potatoes-si2G15 per ton.
Hides, Pel,s and Tallow-Heavy sailed
steers. over 50 ms. 5dSc. medium. per 10.
4d5c: light. under 4s lbs. &c per III: heavy
cows. &c: light. &c; salted kips, Sac; and
calf, per 10. &c: green hides ic less than
salted; dry hides. per Id. Sc; cuils OF
above one-third less; dry elks per ID. Sc;
dry deer skins, summer. per ID. 900
sc: good winter. ieG15c: poor and thin
winter. sasc; sheep skins. 9T3ec: full
wool, saGsac: wool. Western Washington.
&c per ID: tallow. 2isG3ts.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle. cows, &c:
steers, Sc: choice sheep. Sc: good
hogs. 1878 q: calves. dressed. large.
&c: small &c.
Logs-Superior quality, per NJ, fir. $500
6: choice cedar. IS: common. per NJ. 81.
spruce logs. s4sfs: cedar shinglc tags. "a.
Ranch eggs-l3isesifc.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
MARr>E NEWS.

Portland, July q. -wheat--waiia waila.
ss4eoc; valley. se6E52c per bnsheL
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BUTTER. BUTTER!

We bay al xtRtex 90 Baster-Cresrery,
yAzry ard Ranch. SHIP yo1r Butter 10
John n. lGEy, Ssssftsey xscems,
Ind get GAs Cara.
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Total Sales
The total sales Of stocks today were
zoeoo shares. including: American To-
hacco. Il. 300: American Sugar. Sc COO Atch-
ison, sea: Burlington. II, aee. Chicago Gas.
L. 800. General Electric. $3.50: Louisville a
Nashville. fg5oo: Manhattan. 1910: Rock
Island, 5000. 81. Paul, 81. 800; Western
Union 4s9: wheeling Lake Erie. 90:
New Jersey Central. 600; silver certifi-
Gates. 1900
Flour.
Receipts. y. 800 barrels: exports.
aoH Market ruled dull; the demand has
been checked by the break IN wheat and
the extreme views Of holders.
Wheat.
wheat-Recelpts. 1890 bushels: experts.
Isl .nos bushels. Spot weak. No. hard.
e7zs976Ez4c 4 o. b. affoas. Options were de-
rnoralzed today by excessive offerings Of
long whaaf from both local and foretgn
sources. closing 1isH1ssc net lover. Bet
ter weather ia the West. weak cables,
Northwest selling ard absence OF exports
chiefly contributed 10 the weakness. July
closed ezze. September. exc.
Owing 70 the noa-recsipt OF cables Brad
streets grain stock report win not be Is
sued until tomorrow.
Hops.
Hops-DuiL
wooi-Dnil.
Petroleum.
retrol4urn--ouiet: United closed III
asked: Pennsylvania crude, sl-ilis. Ohio
Grade. sec-
Metals.
couper-Eaxy: brokers. "a: exchange.
Sc sfslf.ts
PIG iron-Duil. Southern. SIC zs912i
Northern. 40 Esf1z a
T.eaa-StesfIy sz.sH9Sa.
speitef-x2ulst; domestic. S.Sf44
Coffee.
foTee-Cpsionx ciosst steady. uncharg-
81 20 Is points ioweE. July. saass'sa = ~
September s9.Ns0ssA Spot coffee RIO
dsssI. No. Z lAc: mild quiet
sugar.
suwar-paw steady. sales late yester-
aav. sa bags chs: centrifugal, = test.
2 5-ssc. refined steady.