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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-10
TABLA EXACTA
DE CUENTAs FORMADAs

aplicables al cobro de jortnales,
fraccionados estos en- octave de
dfa, principiando por I'm cuarto
y terminando en- Z dfas, con
precios ea'alonados desde un real
fuerto hasta tres pesos, y EXPIRE
sando cada Fraction su valor in
trinseco ell pesos, centavos y cen
timos de- centavo aatsh8n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-10

4 UNA COLUMNA Una va3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03

OF uncertainty about The tarsC together
general feeling n railroad circles shat a
period OF improving traffic is at hand
Current railroad earnings continue 10
the figures Of the Bur- rsgton road for May
with an INCREASE of 3 q 90 u surplus over
charges. was better than expected More
or l@ss null1sh talk. however comes from
higher railroad circles. ard the INSIDERS in
a number of companies ara credited with
buying and supporting their stocks The
Western roads. IL IL declared. are holding
rates with remarkable yigor. and only
minor 1.sa greemsuss exist while the
,rastc departments are strainIrg their en-
erxlss 20 pgt equipment IN order for heavy
summer and zGr1ma traffic. The re>oIl-
ton OF the trunk lines To restore east
bound rates has been noted with approval.
The xranzeTs a. The object Of the pr, csdlug
advance bore The braat OF the realizing
and other selling.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. July 2-Arrivad-Rk
Carordelet. Capt Stetson, sixteen DAYS
from San Francisco
hO2DIAA, Wash, July ARRIVED
from san Francisco-Schr Emma Utter to
load at HoQuiam; schr Tampa, to load a.
Aberdeen.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2-Sasle,l-Str
Columbia, Astoria: blk Coona. Portland:
schr ottiliie Fjori. Everett; schr Eclipse.
Tacoma.
coos Ray. July 1.--Arrived-Str Arcata
EUREKA, July 2.--Arrived-Str Homer,
from Portland.
Los ANGELES. July 2-Sailed--Haw
str San Mateo, for Comox.
ASTORIA. July Arrived - Rktn
Northwest. from San Pedro
PORT BI.AkELEY. July I.-Saied-Sh
Occidental for Nagasaki; schr j. A.
Campbell. for Newport
SAN PEDRO July 2-Arrived-Schr
Marion. from Portland
BRISTOL. July f--Arr!ved-Br BIZ
Eeathfield from Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January I and
fer fexferAaS.

Real estate transactions since January /.
issf. are s.. 10 52i 6ie. There were Sled for
record yesterday 5 deeds aggregAtiug
s1e,-4e- Following is a list furnished BY
the Seattle Abstract Company. room 40
New York block:
HeuTy Van ASSET et Tx 20 Caroline
Kline Galiand. los ard and M lot g
o!ocS 2. J. II. Nasie's add. June - sie.
" imam koSs q TX % Albert w and
Clemnfe KNAPP lots and : sec - ~ 8
SSse a. Oct ls 1885, $3.50.
a45srT W. Knapp CT TX. 20 Perry W.
Cly nler, lots and 2 sec y. I'd =. r I, Ss3- a,
Aug. :. IS% So.
Nora Mcmahon 20 Mary Boyle sw sw
Sc sw ard Sw Sc sec /; ne and ne NV sec
z ~ Il. 4. Ia a in James A. Lake p. g:
lots - 10 "A EEK 80 IT.. in block !. L. w
Eaisard's Park add. Slaughter. June IS
slo.o
J.. y, Starr 70 G. p. Thomas. lots IS and
II. block 3. Lakewood add. sup, June 80.
Q. &. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03

LONDON. July 2-Coascis IL lis: 81
yer. s-.sd
NEW YORK july 1-TEe Evening
Posts London rnznclal eabsegrar says
The disturbances In India and the pro-
ce>1IIgs before the South Afrfs an ccgnTss-
SOL depressed ali tie stock markets here
to-day. except OF American railroads,
waten were tzru. In sympathy with the rise
IL New ! ork. but there IS Practically 10
buying here al present Tomorrow ard on
Monday large sums ~ cash viii come into
TIE market This Is expected before long
TO ease the money market
The Paris and Berlin markets were Gull
sr.&assasss "a. Grains
LIT EEPOOL, July Waeat-Cu.e.:
No ! Standard California, rs 81. ca goes
OF coast. 3oEGiaa&. e4Exoes 0Ia passage
daA. English country markets, lTEl.
French country markets. quiet and steady.
wheat II PARIS cgzas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
NOW FOR THE SCORCHERS.
q. c. G. r. c. Secures the Appoint
ment of an OsHcer.

The sccrcher is not TO be reasoned with !:
he must be hit with club. The execu-
tive committee Of the Queen City Good
Roads Club has considered the scorcher
in his relations to the Lake Union and
Lake Washington paths. and the result
will be evident in day or SO unless there
is a decided reform In short. the club
has secured the services or a special po-
ltceman and ii will be his duty 10 patrol
from Albert street 20 Leschi park. He
viii arrest all 81 -chers AMI people who
put distractions OIL the paths.
Gen. E. II. Carr brought the matter 70
a head by personally interviewing Mayor
Wood and Chief Of Police Reed. who con-
sented 10 the appointment of special.
Gen. Carr named George Cave. an ex-city
detective. and he was duly sworn IN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03


saS FRANCISCO, July e.~Flour-F'aml-
Era. AGuts q. bakers extras. s4@aG
= sap.rane, 81 se9s
u. ss,at-shippins. IL gll4a'i 2ea; milling,
sarsy-Eesa. 7og1Re. choice bright.
sE brewing S4g9ac for new.
ss,s-tonmon white ascgSl u, good
Receipts
lhgr. quarter sacks 1880. wheat. CEN
~ NJ barley. Csntals. ass beans.
Hsas q; rye, cen;ais ss3. potatoes.
49, tts' onions. sacks -. middnnes.
AAs g hay. tons. S. wont bales. 7sd
sass @. wine. gallons. 1i.e1
rreauce. Fruits, ato.
xasiar MiddInes. sle S0q20 per ton.
ass California, ki2sbl4
aay--Dsa crop: Wheat. $Sau per ton;
- "a sRd oats. s'9ie, cat. S. ao4fs 81.
g, 'sfies ts7a. hest harley. - 5fAs. al
.Nla ssss.Sa. clever. sesge. stock efl.
S fFessed wheat. s. sgasi6 New crSo.
k'as.ya cat et{ $50. river barley
hssi barley. Se, alfalfa g. !,
s.as pr bate 4ls.s3e.
s8sssoes-~Ncw Potatoes. "a boxes sN7c.e
eaVsi. IA sseAs. 2ssi ~ per Genital.
a. A.lssr, mons. hew red. ta35ac per
- -. &c" ElNeraktn oGiouS. Il H~se le-
81 .9sv'htef7. common iad44ae peg
ssS osF cl'eambsrs q s9Ac perr hax.
- =. -. 5&f5e per ln rarstt, ~ ,..r
So tss' ss5aAae pcs 10 strinr 6cars
IS a.. s1S "a squash geo Ac per boN
IS - fa.caVille aaG..c per box green
ss.,. Vos ir', Sfech 1egpeys.
~ Sss &c. 5'A.. agN c; apr.es
= sss.. T,T,h s-rav 1. rries. s-us 9
ee9aon s5os,orryiS~s rs -
| ~
saetres 81 fsfs r.,
isss' SHs pr cteet' e,.,3,, -,
- assSA' per boz. koyal
etr e6ew i f. icy earrsasas
x ss.sbss Il '2ae.e 10y alAc,S ags, a.
; ssx go. tnt e ar ~ g'c
- s'sstes siae .sei.as~ .fS SN
= ssss 4 80, T., ,S per ooN MeN-
ss.!4 49,, lH'f feN rou4WaH az e.
is2at rsnst.,,'. @-' A~ s. ger
IA se3 Hrr toa.e- Su1yr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
EiorENENT IN HIGH LIFE.
Mrs. John Bradbury and Mr.. ward
start for Australia

LOS ANGELES. July Mrs. John
prsabz~v. ~.fe Of the we.l-knowR young
millionaire. and II Russell ward "a yeunx
Fsggifxhr1ar have eion@3. Il - believe
.hev left this city on TIE uort0-bgss "a
tain last sight. ard IL : said ffat Aear
1svstiFasscn = Australia
Ire e8operaent Is the sequel o. a com
promise escs na9s % ~. couple a Santa
Monica several DAYS age. which shock I'd
ire ~ ard set goszipsrs tongues was-
gsnr.
Ward hiss abandoned RS wsfs and two
chtltrer w-o are touring Europe fot
pleasure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
Great Ncrthern.s Chief Engineer.

chief Engineer John f. Stevens. 81 the
Great Northern read. arrived in Seattle
Thursday morning and left yesterday
afternoon for the East Mr.. Stevens
trip Is one of inspection. and BE VIII stop
~ several places before going 20 St Paul.
In answer 10 an inquiry yesterday. Mr..
Stevens stated that President James J.
Hlil VIII soon BE- on the Coast The corn
pauv VIII probably build the tunnel NTH
IS o~n force. and. al any rae. Mr. Ste
vens saws that operations vii be we'll
under way by the time snow flies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
G. y. SALISBURY. Observer.
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inleiligencer
IA1NgoSH. july a y. m.~-Barorneter
2V.te; cloudy: vino southwest ten miles
inward. oarkensine, al $40 p. N
. y EAH BAY July a .. m.-Cioufy:
light west wind,
tLALLAM BAY. July Al p. m-Part-
~ cloudy; light west wind BARK I;uarSian
In the bay.
PORT. AEGFsLES. July a p. rn.-Bar-
oLneteT, SlVe. clear; wind West IN rty mi e.
T. > ). Concord. ship Wendar A ship and
three masted schooner in the bay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
ROuyD-THE-WOR MISSIONARY.
Miss Jessie Alderman TO Lecture
Here Tomorrow.

Miss Jessie Ackaymeu. the first round
the-worId missionary of the womau's
Christian Temperance Union, will lecture
three times in this city tomorrow Al l.
a III. she will speak At the United Presby-
terrain church. corner OF Seneca street and
sixth avenue; al p. n. at 7. NJ c. 4.
hall, 1917 First avenue and az .. II. at
the Methodist Protestant church. corner
OF Pine street and Third avenue.
Miss Alderman has made a nine years
tour az the world. carrying the Gospel Of
ternpcran nee 10 every country She has
travelled over the desert. camel back. and
experienced every mode OF travel known 20
the world. She IS said to be a very elo-
qpent speaker.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
Beliingham Bay shipping.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Intelligencer
WHATCOM. Wash. July 2.-The
schooner Dora Bluhul arrived this after
noon from San Francisco. She VIII take
a cargo of lumber TO the same port from
the BelEngham Bay Improvement Com
pany's mill.
The bark Sonoma arrived during the
night 10 take a lumber cargo at the North
ern Shingle and Lumber Company's mill
at Fairhaven for Melbourne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route 10 the popular ana active
mining G.ssTieis OF Gold BAaln Cord on
Greek, Martin Creek slyertoa Dee.
Creek, Goat Lake and Monte Cristo.
The seenic route far tourlsss nshinx
AID camping partisA
Commencing Monday, April u. the Ev.
erest & Mon. t,riSso Railway Company
vii iuaGgnra.e = daily train service.
Trains viu leave Everett for Monte
Cristo every morning. except Saturday
and Sunday. AZ : Is a n.
Train will leave Monte Cristo for Ev-
egett at 7sS =. 81. every morning except
g. nasy ara MoTisy.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays No wffl
run 20 Siiverton only. ard on Wednesdays
ard FrtSsys between Siivsrton sad Ev-
O. " BAIRD. q. F. 4rA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
THEY DRANK HAIR OIL
Five Indians Dead From . Thirst 70,
sfeahol

BRATNERD. MINI. July Five IT.
dams. including Chief Wee Sux are dead
Al Aalone's pcirt, and several others ere
expected 70 die as result Of dria king
'-painSller." hair oil" and other prspar-
atoms containing alcohol
Indian payments have been xo.ag on
there and the redskins gorssd themselves
with this sta1. which was bought from
AA{ore's trading pest indian riders are
securing every part % the reservation 10
bring the hand together. ard serious
,Touo be may result. as the redskins think
Aalols respoElsihss. for tie deaths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
FEy. ~F. MI RED.
Engine Boiler Exsfe6es on Chicago
Suburban Express.

CHICAGO 1uIr Five u-3n wsTs iz-
s.-es thfs z1arr ln< br tire ~ ri1ssou ~ ne
s~--e - az fncerr tnr sw5urta7- rT&21 o.
ere gh % L Ssrtke-v E&~-1c railway
uNfa - frHf~ Vs. Tos1- az flN Sped
e-sr H~er Mo~rsr rars Rra N'-zs - n1Tec
a-f Thirteenth street stations
TIE lEr-rsd are Joha Eogx srg 1ser
terribly br4l~ss ard scA.1@a pgoaatly
.4-aAy. rcsz LAtEnw. r-s-tsn c--ss-d
ara ssnl-r4 will tis; rt-ee --sl, ra-1es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
GlRKETS AND TRADE.


,.,<s csYr1sy along West strest
- ssagsse Of the com mission men
fsssH<ss,~eg.xg 70 DO D1elnsAA aDc caoS--sA
p sssys' Eggs were very hEu4 a. sc.
~ -, scarcity has resulted va az .us-
- issx.ss.ea Of Portland eggs
lsbting gaotasIons-
..s,,x4nx we're the ioboing quota
=. - xseIesaia dealers yesterday.
sugar. Flour and Coffee.
.-,,y e,o5z.ng)-Go.den ''c;' IN b5ls. per
80 .ytr. FaC@r IN a3ls. per 10. i@sc;
rra.slaisa Z ob:s PEI 70 49, 80 cube
- sse ljoos.ngf-Falsn Excellent.
tSas s.,v 4. $40: California brands.
ssskNhest -four. psT Dbl, go, PEI
EB%i.. graham, Der posi 5r
IS ssks. n5 per WI ye n h9-f' cg sgf
"a pr obs. SIs. per c~L -.
"A Der Dol. s4Gts.5o. hou1iny, per
RS. cracked wfsaI. per cWt, ~ -,
go urea & - per case. wael@ W.T.
- 90 cwt tz5; peari o@riey. i'1s1
- ss. g-fb boxes, &C. sp..l peas psr
sssio, s9s. $50: 5ss. lis. white.
!. In. ~. tIs5. fskoa hom'ny' ooas-
~ go ltss,s.ng)-- sresn--sfocfa per n.
-. A' ner n. asc. Roasted Af.ackies.
- ~ s.s, Der cwt. slz.E: SD cas.-s.
sgsgi sIag. ss-iD cases. per ca s.ss.
r an tlns per n. BIC. sdck5, sse,
- Eoraa gre gsracola. zIlzc: t'tats-
80 ne: ground coffee. lsg-ic' l~oH' 49,
rg as HES 3ss sl3.ga-
w..f.. Provisions and Fish.
y-ss Meats oooblng)-~Cow beef case;
sss- s<sf SIC PER n mutto1, f1st2c per
: s1~. &C per ~, veal. ya6e per IT,.
Asssssrszs.1s (l0bhlnE) -~tIaue, large, leA.e;
80 sr.al. Ilc. 5geakfast bacon. 3bzc.
= al. sides sizc.
ssssss PSF DECENTRALIZATION. ga TIC;
go s<.-c. "a mon trout &c, founders.
fSse ssee, size: rock sod. % D4ack
-. e. perch, 3izA4c. mountain trout.
.s.asse sSr.mps, l0c
safter. Cheese, Eggs AMI Fouitry
esstw = Eanen. sulsc; Washington
xrsrer1rs. 2-fh prints. l6ai1c-
,sssse ,iobMngg -Natlse Washiastos
s.ssle. csfIt0fnia full cream. %.
kxrs Ushhlng,~-isQ lsc.
pssiltrY fso0Esnx5-st fIscAeFlS. lH4llc, i've
ssxt,. Dressed chickC.ls. lz,1c.
Vegetables and irHit.
r..sso.s stshfan g1-%atsss stock. go.
Y.ks.aas. sI2 California new potatoes, soc
Vegetables Cobblng)-Native peas. z;ae
,xEss asgafag q. I-sc per iiound.
~ California ciscn2 4 &c. silver SKINS.
$50: beets, 81 e Per sack; cabbage. ic
essranasrx. hoth0use ~ 59C per 9oz. hot
lsass tomatoes, 100 i2isc per 10.
Ger Fruits eoobiuel ~ 1tc n. fancy
California. sGa.so selects, 250@g3. new
tSIisrals apples. slGiz5 per box. bananas.
r9en oranges. fahcy seedlings. s2.Ssls.
p'sgrs g. tn ~. fa~cy Nsisrc'as. g r.
.sssys strawberries q goosebcrries. 10
= ekerriS .Mp6c re b x. ras beiries.
srasI per craft, California peaches. s6c
~ sex. California apricoiE, ;tfli6tc ia
Sc. &c in crates. California piunas. Toe
~ has.
raY tt9b5ngf~Puget sound. per tou
ii Eastern Washington timothy, $l5I
sfaifa ST.
Cas- uonslngl-t2o
Esg4} lJo1a.agj Rolled or ground per
~ Sc
ga.a-whole 81. cracked. 80: feed meal
e
E.ss.aTs 0ohh.ug}-3ran. per ton. sl3.
Eesx per ton sll.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03

unknown residing q. Blue Island. bruised;
VIII recover
consisting OF Eve coaches. fiilexa with pas
sangsrs- The explosion was heard for
maaes- TIE engineer and fsreman were
thrown Fifty feat The cause 81 the ex-
pIos.cg Is not krnwr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03

The longest and most beautiful ride on
electric cars. Take the Seattle & Rainier
Beach Railway for a trip through The
woods and gardens and along the Lake
Washington shore 10 Renton. Round tr3p
. cents. Cars leave on Washington
street hourly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
CHIC AGO ETS


CHICAGO July 2--ir wheat there vas
Nftl@ calculated TO affect values There
was disposition among the shorts 10 81;
even. ia view ~ the l8ct tlat there viii
hH uc session of ire hoa IA until Tueeaay
This demand constituted the hGStps rs Of
f'5e NoF, and 1hefv " a. i.E;te else to ave
rneG prlnc4raily 10 S, rtygnb,r Ffrst saIes
- that option we're made rs Yesterdays
c.nslus price tial0 It hsld around teat
price for q time tnen .aEsly adta need "a
G&ssa9s-c ana around D. u'cl1cS WAS pr4ue-
;rg T,c IT, t0e 1klerUcuu Jhe ;na skex at,-
CAME weak without any further iaforfna-
gradual 3ecIins tcok place Sept,zlb
ernsins - a. t+sa9 t~e shortly before
S. Louis vas saz5 60 Sc General Esd by
heavy &c rings 81 aew wheat wach had
seFaa rff ses ~ Wea k~rtrE fhts market
CtosleE cables quoted 1.vtrpeQl -.6 higher
Cor futures ana 'gd lower Ger Northern
No Z aprtn4 Aftaut.r pert rssarancns *
what ana 14r were 80 a1i ta Sc AV bush
els Stocks cs ~nsst MpaesQoi an1
nututh are expected 20 saow decrease II
Z 81 e1s h8she} Pc. IGr decr@asr q Ihs NIs-
ta{e ~ she similar week z lasf lrsr "a as
ess eee eeshe S-pse-eer vas bringing
ssk f6SAp st tes close
Cofu was ne r.ost ae-4vs re-ket ga tte
faor q hfNA Is urt es. Er r-ch EepaTrs
og bot Minds IN hans caos.5 q yvneg a.
rusA 81 shorts 81 cce tUrr4 the morn
.nr A. easier feeling rFFfH ..rG later IN
gas das. ~hen wat etclI1e,5 sra the aG-
yseN~ was aH lost
"a ac-W garry Hre&te. WIN prtcfs
WITH \ usrr0w rs0se.
ksroEss ess WErg wE8h a} nEE.
CLOSING Quotations
wrcst--esass
psrs-s-sl
rsf,F -rs5.o
F-aS--s'-c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03

Steamer Greyhound VIII make 'wo
round trips between Seattle ard - srert
on Sunday. July { Leave Seattle y N
AMI p. III. Leave Everett no snt : Is
. ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03

Fireworks, balloons. flags. etc. OF
every description: lowest prices. Hardy
Hall Arms Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03

N point .. activity. and va. e-n a-s
seons. comparatively. ir spite Of selling
o. ths STOCK for London account IRIS
sock mas oee1 gaining on Earitrxro- Al!
"s~N ana TO-DAY overlook and passsd x
MOST OF the business o. she Szv v-1s srra
"a Ifse arsg hcur Of trading a. result Of
orssFs accumulated over night Tne total
E o. stocks fell bsiow 80 90 shares
rosr-seFe3tas Of this amount must ~
credited 10 ST. Paul SUGAR Burlington
acc tsicago Gas None Of rhe .aalfgry
..'efcxs ranged as widely as a r,rly-s. ey~s-1sr
sugar and the leading iradlgsxrsaI sfociss
Ano 5ozSse OF the coaiers Rio Grand
~ ss1srn rose a p1lnt, and trle preferreSi
stScE IA ~lr101t any news 10 acesrs1rt for
II ne oonas Of this company were also
scHSs ane 1froag- General Market corft
movements IN TO-DAY market vsere 1gle 70
Professional man pGiataon
he senerai market developed a fair DE-
gree 81 ACTIVITY hut values were Ittt5e
ch1Ege1. except III q few issues Ia which
ss,ecaa4 tnnUences operated. Busfnesz was
seheEaiiy conferred in the leading NOR
cages. Out IL II worthy Of Eose Tat no
.fanSactlons we're registered IN Northern
Pacsbc thirds. which Usually akssr-f ro-1
Sc les were s.. IA lsu
Governments were steady on Light deaf
ings. sszregatfng 8, So.
Money anss EXCHANGE
Money on cal. easy al lAsfilz Der can,
iast loan, ~ closed ~: prime u7ercan-
tie paper. $dS per cent sterling er
bankers bills at IL ss2. sorarnC al bsll.
Si6 silver certificate. 81 asyszc. tar
sAEef. Des Mexican dollars. sIc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03

sattls 20 Ssr E-ancis-o te2~tss e @rxe.
eaAzs. eota sar.Ee5-x rree aeFgs. fa- trs
leaving ss - = ses a r. s2Gts~rz "a.
c41c TTc.s [s~As e.s E.rss zvsaee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03

Miss Lizzie Abrams late of san Fran
cisco. viii sing at Leschi park Sunday
afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
SynOpais.

synopsis.
ne barometer is lowest near Spokane
ana highest At Fort Candy. Although the
barometer has only risen slowly, and the
storm center has not advanced so far
eastward as could be desired. the condi-
lohs Indicate far weather for Saturday
L-snt, scattered showers have occurred 70
the east OF as today. but nothing TO the
West along the coast. Tals IS a favorable
indication.
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Time and Money saved

BY taking the daily reduced rate train
leaving Seattle at SO a m. Seattle 70
San Francisco. $40 tourist So first-class
both including berth. Southern paciac
Ticket Office. 6l9 First avenue.
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sEATfLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

uhsat-Eo club. soc: No. l hlges,sm.
C.
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DoxxE. q STEW ARy. VsAessakssa
- Pass~sa SSSaSs ~ 1ASsA SO
CoasnA is ssseesa seattle. WaaAAAo,
80. S~aepkS Ne. ~ ...usN
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"a. sales Of SOD wsre lsa. ga shares. IN.
General Quotations.

Flour~Recelpts, 1850: exports, g 200:
dun and noulnally steady
NhHat~-kecsipts 2e0e. spot easier.
options opened steady and advanced on
covering Induced by nrm Liverpool news
and rain west. weakened under realizing
aud closed 49, net lower, No. red
quiet. closed. sHsc, september closed
else
Hops. uie..
Wool-t nsFftiea.
PetroIeum-steady; United closed. So:
Pennnsyiyania crude steady
Cofee-optons closed steady; sales
1900 bags including : ptemocr s.s5c
spot Rio. Dun No. ! invG.ice. 9ssc
Sugar-Raa. 81 2sdS. refined. steady.
Metals.
copper-Qulet brokers 81 exchange
Sllls
F'tg tron--Ncrtaer~ $los3ls
Ttn-EaSy. "a I&3a6fl4 plates easy.
Speiies Quiet domestic s43 7fss5
iessd-Ciosed strong; exchange. ss,s5s
Today Holiday.
Shr cotton. Office and produce ex-
changes here vii be closed tomorrow snd
Monday
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ya@~rr & r.-eeees hsea va r,Ay a.
I.sseHl psrx S4r1ss sf:evo .ca.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MAHkET

TACOMA July g 49, Wheat 1870 Milling
ysss. Ssi club. Zoe. No bluestem. 73c.
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san FRANCISCO ETs.

PORTLAND. July ~wheat-walla
EalA, sa4issc. Valley, ssc per 1ushel.
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The Gold Reserve.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

WASHINGTON, July z-The gold re-
serve ts &. - So ~
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. July = 1877.
Fair. warmer.
L. >. DEPARTMENT OF ACPTCCL
ICEE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
La ys,fxx
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i
|lS dzIf !
|,on aas
|rge
~
-
\ LAM
fan.dIafs
Meas
withost
|Eets.
|ionoiE.s
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Thf following tRble. compiled by Brad
s;feek = shows ta~ total ciearances ct the
rr5rd3pai cities and the percentage Of IN
rrrass or decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year.
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DAILY BULLETIN

Seattle. July :, 1877.
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-, IKE sun6ey along Wsss street
rssssees. 80 y, 40 baeineas and cloS@s1
ps ~ Egg were very aru4 a, sc.
ssk.f 80 ~. scarrIfv has resulted ia an .us-
Azs w. rs~-sfarJ@ eggs.