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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22

Madre Se'gel, y agradezco much
Vd. el habarlO introducido e.
Espaiia.
"Tambi6n he aprendido por me,
dio de Ia publication que Vd. haoe
que mi verdadera eDfermeaad ers
indigestion 6 dyspepsia y que lof
varies dolores, fnera de los del ee-
'6mago, ersn pTodunidos por ls
fesmentacl6n de In comida en- aquel
6rgsno. Esta information, que
resuelve ell min istario cue ensuelve
= tantss intermediates dolcrosas,
sers indudablemeute de gran valor
al p6blico en- general. (Firmado)
Pedro Muhoz Rodrigues, Belmeg,
Enero 20 de 1896"
Solo tenemos que a6adir, one ell
senor Rodriguez tiene razon en-
sdoptar Ia teoria de..su enfermedad
esplicada en- el pequeno tomo, Gu
vas copias enviamos gratis q GUAM.
t0s las piden. Al cursr esta pre-
vslente eptermedad ell Jarabe Ou-
rat'vo de Ia Madrid Seigel, no solo
hace desaparecer los sufrimientos,
sino que tienden tambi6n (ponien-
do las gentes en- niaposici6n de
tssbajsr) redurlr la pcbreEa mig
ma, entre aquellos que necesitsn
trabaiar para hacerso de alimentos
y de foego en- el hogar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22

LlsgarAn solo hssta H.ntisgo Dc Cubs
los vspores que aslsR los diss s, Is y IS,
Los de los diGs S y 25 tocarAn On
Nuevista Puerto Padre, Gibars, Maya.
RI, Bsracoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
El dia Is har& las mismas egcalss,
& sxcepci6n de In de Mayari, y ademGs
tocsca en- eEgun de T&nemo.
To&os Estornar&n verifcAndO sua sa-
lidss de Cubs loa diss Is, - = 8, sfec-
tu&ndose las sntradas en- Ia Habans
en- Les fechss correspondence Dc 10,
30 Y 8 &c cadA mes.
NinguRo de estos vAporea tocaYA 1
50 gekorpo en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
La MUJER


- xeaae aas eefeA % Bio r
AeAe pxVeAa pasa seoAertA 8 casa :
MmpA IatataAsaA % h Cap. Al
| |oAA j assA A->naieA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
LINEA DE PUERTO-RIOO.

Esisr los disa 10y 80 Los vaporsa
que hacen 81 servicic de Oorreos.
81 del dis 10 toca On Nusvitas, Giba-
n, Barscoa, Guantanamo, Ouba, Oabo
Hsitiauo y Port-au-P Princs Pusrto PIa-
@, Ponce, kayagisz, Aguadilla , San
juan de Puerto Rico. Al rstoruo karA
escals en- los mismos puertos. =
HI del din 30 ir& por Nuevit as, G
bars, BaracOas Guantanamo, Cub San
to Domingo, Ponce, Maysguss, Aqua
dilla , San Juan de PHsrto- Rico, v
niehdo por los .miamos pusrtos.
RetoEnRy&n salisndc do Puerto Rico
los Gias 80 y 5 rsspsetivamsnts; toca
i'm On Ouba los diAs 80 , ., llsgando
& 10 AabAnA en- iEs fschas eorregpon-
disntess Dc <y14 De eAda mes.
Einguno dc satoa dos vAporss tssaRA
. - Retorno On Guantknamc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22

@ auAntO aasac snos eo os nstadcs Unidos Oubs.
co oErcR palSeg Eetmte ofe0ar pdco
ose paede eoEas partesi guna bajo oonoepto
NaesEsss sEsas Luz slLLANTN, BLDFANTE LUZ AOIAs
an ragataas Deea w TODD zigor de L. ey los -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
Nalida de Puerto Rico l0s dtGs 4 6
5V15 de eadG mes.

b sxpldea pasajes Dc ida , vaalta cen %
psr clsats Dc rsbala.
A las familias que pagusR la squivaleEois
Ae4 paaajes entsres, % les har4 10 reba1a de-
Is Dor oIonte. xsta rebaja ns O. aplicable
% biIletes dc Ida vHelts.
In ID l.sy r. elasa. On AIGe ras10r do !
sHos On cads familia, gratis. Les demks me-
asrss dc . sass / dc la.ais, do g. II aaes nc
osmplidss | pasajs, Dc Is a&ss csmpNdss pa
vaJs ontoro.
BR 8.a prsferenoia 81 erdlnaria. On Alas
nsstu Z aiss gratis. De 3 81 azss I psssie
do 7 IL aEss / pasajs, do II aEss sa adslaA'
e paaajs sRtsr0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
u . = - n 80 sa5 80

Sc acab,... eE2 recibd' en- la Inepre''-
td del B0let5n:
v,v vr1 =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22

estado desde que era nino.l: Hoy
10Y uno de los mas activosl defer
sores del Jarabe Curative de L.
Madre Se'gel, y agradezco much
Vd. el habarlO introducido er
Espaiia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
A WANDERER-
"A Nan Who Has Been Over the
Wide. Wide World.
NEARLY DIED N AFGHAyIsTA0.
And Wa oer1sasIy Affected In eaa
rrxhefsce-
WAS m TOO MUCH CLIMATES

The Pzisce Hcfss daily receives veDesesD
from sorxe quarter 80 tie siose-
Her. are 20 Be seen At e.rses sne Tux.
the Eia6oo. tire EgTvtazn- sse Eusztaa
and az ghe curious representatives CO the
peculiar pe9pse wing n Asia. Africa ard
the reDose European eorne-a Truly. Il
s. q cosmopolitan hotel
Yesterday share vas noticed . curious
figure OF the human family A shade
DARKER than brown hsr not black closely
cut white hair. piercing black eyes win
roSu1<h t~frkf@. saors. we. kntt- be-
wafskexed he Indicated the Engsisflnar.
IL was difficult to get ts-n seated, sus
ne was a. last prevailed u2on, ard being
az bottom an sfxab:e se-faw. spoke % his
travels. his escapes. bis curious meetings.
his love for California. etc
Turning from the light. airy, saurfy
manner 81 which be had beea speaking
he became serious. Said he:
y have been Sc san Francisco now
about ten weeks. ard I have rad the
devils own time Of Il unsi about week
ago.
.As ..rst saw the ssgAts ana haA .
good Jolly tine Never felt better.
But one morning ! GOT up with
dizzy feeling. a pain In ing hack. nerv-
Gus twttching about the eyes and ether
parts OK the body. and. really. don't yoa
know, I was IN a tad way, Cd chap. L
felt cut OF sorts. Took = little gin Didn't
help me. Called IN doctor. He looked
A. my tongue. felt NY passe. gave piece
OF paper and was OF. Things went on from
bad 10 worse I began 20 lose my memory.
] eoasa no longer concentrate zy nina
was lost.
II used 70 get up at night ard trembisd
all over. Couldn't sleep-cousinst-
II discovered I had been on the 50 too
long.
-Four weeks aro, reading your paper
one day. read about = medicine called
Hufyan- What was TuSvan. said I.
We'll, don't yoa know, I determined at
last TO try T. ] did so. Now, I ten you
what = the matter: no chatting. This
same Tadyan u ore of the most powerful
vegetsb.e vslalizers made II fixed me up
in no time. Look at me. DO look Ike
wreck Why. ] am as good as was
when q years osd. After I took Huiyen
two weeks had no pain fn the back
fest bettsr and stronger than I had for
rnazy cay. il fixed me up spin and
span.
u am Ike new man Yes. win treat
the new man"
50 ended one Of the pleasantcss inter
views had for many q day. After leav-
Ing our English friend I determined {,
md out what this Hudyan Is. Hudyani
u haunted me like specter. DID need
Hudyan7 Should I get Hudyan? what
Is Hudyang Who takes Hadyan7 For
what Is Hudysn used? These and a hun
dred other questions occurred 70 me. on.
now know what Is Hudyan- II IL a
specific remedy for nervous exhaussing
debility, nervous loss OF vitality, etc. II
cures Failing Manhood; renews, gives life
10 al parts Of the body.
Hudyan - the great remedio,,reatment
that has been indorsed by seienfiac men.
No one else can administer Hndyan but
the old Hudsonfan doctors II you are
interested you can call or write 10 them
for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
Passengers on the Umatfila.

The steamer UrT&Slla A1iied from Seh
Francisco Monsav with these passengers:
For vIetorga-Mrs. Moore Mr.. Thornton.
" w. Jue9. r. NJ. Maynard. J. Dcviin.
Mrs Mcknight. Ars. Townsend, DR.. sun
laur ana ch8s. Mrs. w. w. Prince. Mrs.
Tom pisinson. w. NJ. Bush. W. w. Prince.
c. III. Bragg. w. Montgomery, Mrs. Mont
rorery. O. Mazeiie. Mrs. Thornton ard
daughter. Mrs. F. wellman. n. =. Rich
ards p ] Lee Mr. NcEwen. p. q. Tsu1p-
k.ns. A. J. Kennedy, II. A Mcdonald. Mrs.
Gervfs. Nrs. Brady. Miss Brady. Mss
Brady, W. II wocd and wife, Mrs. DR..
Carter Mrs. Ism@rfah, Mss T.amertch,
Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. e. NJ. Boyd. Mrs. J.
r. Kennedy. Martin Jones. J. =. Kennedy.
c. NJ Boyd.
S-atsFe-Mrs. z O. Perry. Mrs. r. =.
Wager Miss Pfunk~st ". Ere@uau. J. r.
Clarke Mrs Clark, Miss Dennis. Miss
Dennis. g Booker, J. Patterson, r. q.
GEsa=sr. Miss Van wyck. Mrs Sweeney,
Mrs. Golfer Mrs. II. G. Bond. Mrs. Gregg.
Mrs spssrrnan. Mrs. Haskell. Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Chapman, Miss Fogel. Miss MWnday.
Miss nrskwsth Mss HGlSe. Miss A. HuiEe.
Mrs. " z. Hoiccrnh. w. r. Hciconsb. II.
Van wyck. +. Burley, J. p. Ness. q.
Lothian. q. = Barrist. W. G. a. Nelson.
Mrs Or. Baker. q. Patch. Q. Eawksworth,
q G. swift and wlfe. J. Flanagan. NJ sui
Evan. AIRS Howe ard daughter. Mrs.
Faan4rry. Mrs. v. Connolly. Mrs. d. Nc
Donald, @. S. Swenson and wife. J. Lad
say.
Taeona--zrss Il Potter. g J. Gol1ran.
Miss ]. Gould. Miss Byr7e. Mrs. A Sscd-
aars. Mss Mclean, Mrs. J. Gerana. p. w.
FFAFssarso-. ~ffe ard two children. J. r.
stS~ax@ ", p Nichols. Mrs. Reyroizz
Nrx. Bowen, Mss Eloo6goo9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14

-ncre IN saes ssan sse ccu,d carry n cne
Fria ar SPECIAL veysge wss made n
tas evening
Schooner Pilot. wAsca tooS Aer isss catch
- san ErznczSce. q n with aecus &.ao
peanes OF esA
Steamer RAPID Transit sae cu. - tens
q Oregon Improvement Company coal
iass GsxAs Ter Port Townsend.
United Safes coast ard g~cs>,se survcy
sseAsfser Ests~rsea. CAPT = n
-nesrcw.
TIE BRITISH ssss Me-rosei,s I. ST. tors now
a. F1rtianS. AaS e@a7 Chartered 10 esd
w1sat thence 20 Crft@s kirgdoza Ant
werp Havre cr panAirx.
Steam eoilaer ProxresSo arrived f~c-a
SsE FTRE.sSea yesterday. Sa@ WITH lead n
return cargo os csss a. IRE Oregon Ina
EScyesrent Coapsnys bankers
TAe ferry 20 West Seattle ran every
trip Sunday carrying ssssi leads 90 People
people visited the other side during ina
day.
Steamer W X Merwfr viii carry an
excursion 20 Eagie TarNcr next Thursday.
July Is. given BY sAe lznges % the Cnltar-
ian ch@reA. The Nerwsa wiii leavs at
= n IA ard p. m. returning 81 4 .. IA
ard p m.
Steamers Greyhound and Anervse-u raced
80 Tacoma Sunday. tAe former Winning
by SIX and ane-hais rsiinnses TIE week
bescre q race between the same beats re-
suited IN victory FER TIE Aberdeen.
though NAnsger r W Gooatsne 81 shs
Greyhound. claimed Sire acEsza3 running
time ~ both vas laa same. The Pup
ran IN the Flyers ps4ce Sunday ana
brought ever q number Of sailors rem
<he Monterey who wished 20 spend San-
day in Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
NEW YORK MARKETS.



New York, July 18Th. speculative
temper Underwent q change today. and
the movement wes In sharp contrast 20
the strength that had characterized the
close Of the preceding week. This was
due 10 the executing OF realizing orders
and hamnersng by the bears, Induced by
the absence or London buying orders n
this market, hrmer condition OF thu
foreign exchanges. engagement OF gold
for export ana disturbing rufrors OF the
beginning OF gold hoar6ing. The volume
or business was not large, but the deal
ings were fairly wall distributed. with
Sugar leading n the Tndustrsais and St.
Paul In the railroads In point OF activity.
The course OF prices was almost unsnter-
ruptedly downward, and the declines were
ma tertal IN q number OF instances The
In3ustrials were the objective point OF at
tack. Tho initial prices were slightly
higher, under the influence OF firm mar
ket for Americans in London. The early
selling movement soon abate1. ana a
steedier tone prevailed but the market
became almost stagnant on q moderate
rally from the extreme low points. Short
ly after II o'cloak. however. the
bears redoubied their effortA De-
cl!nes were scored In the general
list extending TO "a per cent In North
west On tho down grade an increased ac-
tiyity was noted. The downward move
nent was continued until after midday on
the unfavorabIe rumors elsewhere referred
TO. Another Interval OF dullnexs and conn
paratiye stsadlness occurred at the low
level until the last hour. when renewed
pressure against Sugar and q few other
stocks caused concessions to the lowest
Of the day. The marke. closed weak at
general losses extending 70 81 per cent
Ia Sugar. and averaging 1d1sA per cent IN
the more prominent stocks. Railway
bonds displayed Al easier tendency in
sympathy with recesssons in stocks. but
the losses were mainly fractional. Sales.
s5Ss, 0so.
Government bonds. new ~ were de-
cidedly weak, reaoting y per cant. to
l15is. on sales OF SIS, COO. The other issues,
however. held steady. Silver certificates
were dull and eassd OF 10 6sA4o on sales
OF IS, 900.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy ct tIsd2 per cent:
last loan. per cent; closed per cent?
prime mercantile paper. ~ Per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business n, bankers bills a. a. sS6s sd
for demand and 81 s72S. STA for sixty days;
posted rates, s4.ssG4.ss: commercial bills
si.ss .s6iz. Silver certificates, ssssGosc..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
Cycling Helps the Lumber Trade.
The TfmhaYman.

The continuing and growing demand
for bicycles has Its effect upon the hard
wood lumber trade. IL is estimated that
there will be produced In American fac
tories thts year nearly so0,oo bicycles.
Practically all Of these are equipped with
wood rims Each wood rim requires two
and one-hak feet beard measure. and al
lowing ona-thfrd for waste. that would
mean a consumption OF s.0a0.ess feet. al
most exclusively rock elm This Is for
the rims alone. TO say nothing OF the
guards and handle bars. but OF tho latter
there IL another story. The consumption
OF sooc.oae feet or thsreabouts Of rock
elm does not look very large In business
which is accustomed to deal with hum
dreds OF millions. but when II IN rsmsn1-
bered that Only about IL per cent OF hard
maple IL available for rim purposes, ard
that therefore ~ 90 90 feet OF one Of the
minor hardwcods must be handled over
IN order TO obtain this material. the Inn
portancs OF the bicycle demand IN this
special way vii be recognized. We spoke
above OF wooden handle bars. That 10
20 be the next thing IN bicycles. accorc-
ing 10 authorities on the subject Wood,
rsrfncfpafly hickory perhaps "a little ash
Il q, be used instead Of steel tubing. NOT
because Of any decrease in weight. as
that will remain about the same. but be-
cause OF the superior elasticity OF the
wood. making the whsels easier 20 ride
and less fatsgains 20 the hands ara arms
Furthermore. is will be an advantages
10 the manufacturers. "a bent tubing -
a diescHit article 10 rnanufscture. where
a. hickory can be bent into any Desired
shape. ard then, again. the new nafs
win be- cheaper. There ~ no prospect cs
any less number of bicycles belEg manu-
featured IN the near future than IN tns
present or tie past. and perhaps a nil
hon bicycles next year may Re placed nev
gEysu fhs raarses. A cosSsiteraoss portion
OF them. II ~ said. perhaps he majority.
viii have hAns1as bars uSaaA or second
growth hickory. That ~ afsoth%r thing
far the hardwood men 80 take note or
But the consumption or tfFnoer Que 20
the hteycss trade does rot step with this.
There IL Grating. WHIST that amounts 20
M one seegls 20 know. bit about every
bscyc.e sooner or Later 10 invested with
crate OF SIS own. ard this requirement.
srszzN< mean considerable Increase 81 con-
sunuptloa OF course lumber: 80, though
TIRE bicycle is largely thing 81 tubing.
wire ard forwfnws. IL has EcEaa Influence
On shs fu-uber trade.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
Financial.

Financial.
LONDON, July ia-siiver, q f-iod- Con-
soils. iI3ia.
New York, July is-Tns Evening Posts
London financial cahlegram says sharp
squirt upwards In home railways formed
the only feature on the stock exchange to-
day. Business in other markets was very
stagnant Settlements show a fairly light
account. and the average rate on Ameri-
cans has not exceeded per cent
The Paris and Berlin markets were firm
bat quiet
Brcadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. July ls-wheat-Spot firm:
demand poor; No. 2fed winter, IS ID: No.
California. 81 2skd. Futures closed firm,
with near ard distant positions lzd higher;
July. Is ieizd; August. Is 1os.d: September.
October and November, A. lol4d, Deem
Der, "a lid
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed, new,
Is i0Ad. Futures closed firm. with near
positions I'd higher and distant positions
unchanged to lad higher: August. IS HID:
September. p ilasd; October, IS I'D; No
venIoer. 2s I'D; December. es al.
Fiour-Dull; demand poor: ST. Louis
fancy winter. SIS 81.
Hons.
Hops--At London: Pacific coast, 81 lss.
London Wool sales.
London. July ia varied selection was
offered at the wool sales today. American
buyers remain idle. while the home trade
is active Sales in detail: New South
Wales, 300 bales; secured. sAd4Is 4i4d:
greasy, s1dgsisd. Queensland. sf2 bales;
secured. sdSIs ID: greasy. s3sd- Victoria.
400 bales secured. 1ss.dgls "a: greasy.
s.. 4letd- South Australia, Il bales. grea-
sy. 5isdG9isd. Swan River. s72 bales; scour-
ed. Is I'D; greasy, &s.4-I.d. Tasmania. s4s
bales: greasy, 7Qsi4d. New Zealand. $50
bales. secured. I'D: greasy. s1fiisd. Cape
OF Good Hope and Natal, 500 bales: scour-
ed. 50: greasy. 4s.Q6i5d. Falkland Islands,
SO bales greasy. 5sa&slzd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
RIAL ESTATE TnASsrKRs.


Transactions since January 1 ana FOR
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
!. fSs. are s. S.. SO & Tnere were sled
for record yesterday II deeds. sgxregsting
s. sS Following IS list furnished by
Ire Daily Ballettn. room Il. Occidental
block.
Jessie Kenney 20 John Kenney. lots I.
2. : and s block :, sup plat. Eastern
add. May 81. *
Aaron %. Dunbar ct ux. to Archie A.
Msrford. north 3-5 Of east y sw sw Sc SEQ
81. - S. r 4 acres. February 70. $50.
Danyilie Coal Company to City or Seat
sie. rigAt-os-way for pipe lines &c feet wide
across lot Il. SEQ -. - =. 8. July ?.
seas.
elise Investment Company 70 JoserA
Simpler. lot s. block L. Brooklyn add.
July s. So
Rene Briggs and husband. Edward II.
20 George s Lord. soath \. north y sw sw
sec I. % - & also known as soath 4
blocks L : . and !. Ellis add. May u.
s5a
Rene Briggs and husband. Edward n.
20 George s. Lord. lot Il block "A. Gilman
park. Ballard. May =. $50.
Jennie c. Neville to L. Charles Neville.
community interest tn south \ ne SEQ
% ID 81. : 80 acres. July II. q. O.. 500.
Same 10 same. lots , and To- block AZ
Bell & Denny's third add. July IL O. O..
$500
L. Hesser 10 William c. Crosh,s. lot n
and south y lot d. block u. River Parks
add. July IS. $500
Seattle Land and improvement Com
pany TO Right Reverend Nicholas. sisea-
op OF Alaska. Aentian Islands. lot Z.
block /. Southern Pacific sup add. West
Seattle. May %. q c.. 81
John Murphy ct ux. 10 Arthur and VIII
liam Murphy. block .. Mills a Randaifs
Canal add. and Sc SEQ !. 10 g. :. $50
acres. July H. 81.
Conrad Carlson TO August Johnson. east
Il ne and east y sc sec 3. - Is. 8. i6o
acres. July IL. 500.
James s. Upper at ux TO Susan Nc
Intyre. cast Il lots and 8, block z. East
ern add. June 10.
John r. Stevens and Peter Larsen 20
W. L. Sanders Little Una. J. Il. No. ].
J. f. No. ?. Lynn No. I. Lynn No. :.
Mammoth wonder. Reid. Crystal No. 1
and Crystal No. , ioaes. March =. 1855.
q. c.. 81.
James d. bowman. administrator OF es-
tate OF Sarah Is. Yesler. deceased. to n.
Boyd. tract 10. Sarah b. Iesler. ID. c..
October p. 1895. tl,ooo.
Roger $. Greene. administrator OF es-
tate OF NJ c. Sullivan. deceased. TO ]. p.
Marshall. lots and Z. block -. A. A
nenny's extension 20 Terry's add. July
It. $50,
Sheriff to K. 8. Osborne and f. P. Trern-
per. sw sw SEQ 5. 70 %. 9. 20 acres. July
II, N,i0p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
THE MAGAZINES.

Commencing wiss August, The Monthly
Illustrator and Home and Country. New
York, which as an Illustrated art ana
family magazine fully up with the times
tr everything has no superior In America,
will be issued at cents a copy and Cd
cents year by subscription; that being
one-Quarter It's present price. Tie Idea
seems chimerieai and vet there Is room
fer such a publication. In announcing
the change. tho publishers state that
while it Il made desirable by the mod
ern trend toward more pouiar prices for
rnarazins literature. 10 viii not be accom-
panied by any lowering in tons or cheap
ening IN quality"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14

g: psneappsss. uRe4: Ps-xan aasss. -
&c. primes. S39oa
Batse--Faacy creamery, .Ex9.se: d.
secsnds. E-astsg fancy dairy. ih4oz2e. 20
sscs-saa. 1.4l2e-
Cneess-Fxncy mid sew, r4Qss: fak .
good. SOS. yc1ng America. 70sc; East
e<n- I-EzSc
Exgs-stors. isefae: ransA. tsosse: suoa
isEsse.
PouItry-Lsvs turkey soshse-s, lse.sc ner
y. I've turkey s-ns. if91srs -crsters. ga.
ss<f< 20 ayoHnE 81 a<sS o.. h-afs~-s. erzaTi'
81 sss@-s 81 Go large. g. 5sEs: fryer. e 5sss
hens. S<S45a. dacks cid. C6s & 10
ycazg. 1914. geese. Per pair. - Gz: res-
nass. sacsss pigeons. ED. ukSlSs; Dc
yczng. s. Es71s
GaEe-Ncmsnal
Wool.
weol-S--srg ssn Joaquin aaz southern
ccass poor 8 rncnshs. s6sc; san isaasfn
and Southern coast good asoashs. Ss49sc.
San Joaquin focesgt good 20 chslce. ss
G7iSc; San Joaquin years feecA 416i1e:
Nsvaia heavy. sTrc. do c1oice, Sgs;sc.
Norshsrn choice. zaSE1c-
Hors-
HsS-Noninal as sSsa
Closing tuosaffean-
Whea-Inactfve: December, N4a
Rarlsy-Inactsye: Dscemssr, ssc.
Carn-GA
Braa-SiS.1.
Financial.
Silver bars ...-. ST. Draf.s-ssxns -. 10
Mex. COL ..6F4 essas Telegraph :. :. Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Movements Of Steamers and Other
Notes ~ interest 10 Marine Men.
e-eoo Pro~r@c.0r xas n from Ire esh-
ing oarks yesterday
Alaska Steamer CITY OF Topeka vii a.
rye today or tomorrow.
Schooner ETnyeerx was Is yesterday
with 400 pounds Of 18a.
Stea~sra~ Resale trzk csst a eaysozE %
corn <or Victoria last EkxAt-
zs.srs>r at.fe % Washington took osit
forty sons % aou ssr WnGno0rn last ntEa[
et@zr-e- rferfx xer. on fhe beach az
IVES. Saarsie yesterday for o genera over
IA Eszknx~
steamer Alta - sosrg "a san& o1ses
est~s-4xx,s "A carrying csmp$rs - Aagts
hA<aor, Sns had 8 large e<o<S yesterday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14
MARINr NEWS.

San Francisco. July is.-Arrfvei-sohr
Peerless Tacoma Dspartsd-umatilla.
Victoria and Port Townsend.
Freshts- Robsrt Levers. sfs tons. wheat
70 Maryborourn. Australia. rs Cd. Elisa.
Ts tons, cow on the Sound. lumber thence
to Antcfcgasta- prior 20 arrival. rs:
wrestler. as tons, now at Victoria, luui-
Der thence 10 Melbourne.
Vancouver. q. C, July ss-Ths steamer
Empress Of China sailed for the Orient
this afternoon She had . large passsngsr
Is. and q heavy cargo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14

FOR train leaving $40 n n. July IS. snf
40 :. m July Is. so. Seattle 70 San Fran
cisco including berth 81 tourist sleeper
from Portland SIS nFat-ciass. Including
berth in Pullman sleeper from Portland.
Rates 20 points East game as northern
tires. a0ufAeFn Pacific ticket offIco CID
EfrHt avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-14

The Northern Pacific have mate q rats
Of Nfs Seattle 20 chshslis and return
account o. har&s races 20 be held AZ Che
hAlla, July 18TH to July lstb. Inclusive.
Tickets good 20 return On or before the
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