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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-31

Washington, u. G. The July returns -
the agricultural department Indicate the
following average condition of the crops:
Corn. -. winter wheat. 81, spring wheat,
II oats. ~, rye. g; harley. -. tobacco. =:
potatoes. s.. This represents n decrease
OF / ,,.a $50 acres for Illinois. Missouri, KAN
sa@. Nebraska. One OF two states show
small Increases OF acreage Of corn. but
this IL more than offset by the shsfrxxxe
In Iowa ohio. Kentucky ard Tennessee
The condition of winter whoat IL seyer0
points higher than the reps--t Tor Juns.
The condition ~ barley Is Improving. To-
hacco acreage show falling OF OF ~ PEI
cent. az compared with Last year. Me-
braska is The only state tina, shows A. IN
crease I'm acreage az potatoes.
Reports from Winnipeg, Msnls,oas
shows gooa crops ~ oats. wheat ana safs
Icy and an increase IN acreage
fgiufa. AinH.-The damage 10 wn&tI ~
etorrrs that have prevailed ia the -: two
weeks has been very great. Canno E'ss
estimate. as reports CONS IN Slow nv
outlook far wheat In Minnesota w.
never better but damaging reports ron
cyclones. Rust has appeared To some seo'
lions.
Reports from Sleepy Eye. MID. sea'
snn MIMI, Marses MINI. Dodge aehNsr.
Redwood Falls. Moorshcsd. az Fspo's
prospects for wheat excellent gar $500
damage By storms m July ie.
Reports from South pakosA ala
able No bug or blight has app 81 So s as..
the state has not been ssss'sa
storms. The Weld "a exporter % fTaca
from 10 q, z, hstshsis 20 tss s.fr-
e.oy,.n,hfa Mo-Hhesf 10 about All cut.
srrsv,. few eounttas IN the northern psr-
-. - 80 s..,s stacking ard thrssh!ng
~ r., progress Oats are 81, al rssr-
xe. =. n the southern counties They
are generally reported Of goa aaa,s'y:
D4t .f.nx ard average crop In
~ @" - southern counties corn -
49, hsaas y. nses Of rain. ard esineh Bugs
s'.s''s tss =, much damage in pisces. Flax
= Q rs, 10 tho southwestern counties.
= rstse. the crop Is good Potatoes
a. s,4rsz well.
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oohs OF v acseSals dealers yesterday:
ssEar. Flour ard Coffee
;. SUGAR Gobosngl-esoster -.g--' n ebts, per
d. - s 80. extra c IN btls, per ID. &c:
s7sS powdered. sac. spot cash prices.
.Et91r, etc ssoDrsngS - psterst Excellent
Soyeity a. s4I. California brands
sxT = sa ss' sheai -four, ser BIZ. ss-so; per
ie-,b sacks. s1a peg ewt: rye nour. per
Sye gu i9-n SACKS as per cwt:
roi!as s a. pr 6b,, 80; per cws g:
So. Cracked ~a@ss per rwt SIS:
A. Mneat, S-sa per case. whole wheat,
SAX. a. sws & -: p-ars barley. lss-io
is1-Iss 49, Ell Scxss 4i@c. split peas, per
a. !, r. ss''sv. .os: $50, IS. a6: wa.,e.
ss.s. Eeg. = =. faxed aosniny. eols.
a. Sonse obgngy-Green-Mocha. per n.
:shese per r. ss 1 asssi;eae ees1a Kse.
per swf So s1s PR cwt. 81 s: se-Io cases.
s .s SD tins. Per n afc: SACKS s4c /;
g..Sn Mocha, 3sisc: Caracoia, z-sxc: Guate-
"ss VI "a. sSs si2sz.
"ents. Provisions aua Fish.
Fresh Meats aobbfns,-s-ow beef. 5ass-c:
raerg 9eef g per 10: mutton, sc per L.;
Pr 80 e5ze per II: veal. &C. per 10.
ha,1 roFissens fieeoan 81 Hams large. lasc.
dr. ssi ,fa al iisi breakfast bacon. She.
81, fgrssh Fish fioobins)-Hallbut. sasc:
ss.a s,ln' sesoc: salmon trout 70. FOUNDERS.
bass' s0lss &c; rock cod. Sc: black
80 Sc shrtmps iec
er' Cheese, ESgs and Poultry.
busser - kanch. sRl3c: Washington
,.,saansflss, 2-ib prints, lT4isc.
Ia<,t;c uoeosnsl-Nassve Washington,
f.sgs da5oing)-lsG1sc.
xIo4iny Observation-Disclosures l0Giic: Eve
saa' cit-sssed ch.cke.ls. l2lrc.
vegetables and Fruit.
satoes Coboing}-New potatoes, slGai2
Vegetables tiobbing)-Native peas. &c:
i,s~ california onions. red. 81 per 10 lbs .
silver skins, 81. s0lli.se per iee ms: bevts.
.sctlSi PR sack; cabbage, izQs.c per ID:
carfots. F5caSI; lettuce. lae per doz, Gu
S0nbers. h0thouse. 2Dc per dex hot
hoase tomatoes. 75csfsl per box: Nersatchee
tomatoes, DC; California tomatoes. 7scasI .
s4eas corn, lo4l5e per coz, sweet potatoes,
Green Fruits llobhIng)-I.ernc fancy
California. S3Is3 -: selects 81 5na3: new
Saslve Astrakhan apples: 15ca IL; Alexan-
s-4--So. oranges. fancy Nalencias. s. 5oQ5;
fancy IsrliiY, s24s5o; Mediterranean
sweets, s2u2-5a; native cherries. sdasssc
per box; raspberries. 81 % per crate; Califor-
ria peaches. CEawfortis. 65gf1ac per box,
oregon peaches, 39ll5ec. Wenatchee peach
IS, asL5ac per box: Bartlett pears S,aa0c
Pei eoA. fcStu ptuffss, &C. W eEa tchee ap-
rIeots. 2F4s5lc per box. California plums,
o1c PEI box; large red currants, &C Der
crate, black curranrs, 81.
itay. Train AID Feed.
Hav oobhingl- Puget sound per nm
-; Eastern Washington timothy, s124I3.
alfalfa, S..
Oags Oobbingl-S2a
Wheat-$2eG2.
Barley uoDo.ag)-Rolled o. ground. pc.
ton $l9
Corn-Whole. SCI; cracked. SCI: feed meal,
SCI
Milistuffs Gohhing}-Bran. per ton, si4.
shorts. per ton ST.
Feed-Chopped feed s17nIs per ton: mid
dl.nss. per ton. 81. oil cake meal, per ton.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO july sa-Eh@at 0sEr1eacsa
vsIrE a srees t4eassn5 for September AZ from
zee - 9sasc VERY ht.se VS. s@c-yrsi a. nc
al eha sfzsluE During Eng cE@u1nE r3sirs
Tas Drsss advanced 20 fSass rr&cfgd freq
uIagig "a .s4.S ard rcSs &gain ae-us q -
q rso.k ~ las Sorzssr A-ssaesz pognt- The
ir2sfa ia tie fas @1FEs - 43ar - taSe
fi.s1rs. -s.rs vas barr zetsTe s1t heavy.
I le5F 7a-i was agEn 21sd Paris stTorg. &sv
YarE r-earfed early r. ire day saas Use
continent was 5saysnG wheat ana Liverpool
selling II t~aNhs<rzrss sal5 chs x1rtlna1r
wss asvf~v heavy FsAaz- sEt IS tsa u1eax
fsarxae- i n gr0Er@ss tnAt vfzE construed
ka45saly ahe rFfGssTT fGaFkeg rEe&spE<
zgflsz7.sFtf - - $50 essslse.s @ssinss -ss 40
ttssness en- taa corresponding 1aE & -
Eear befa-a h&asAS G2ty receipts today
wee 1ES 80 b-sle4s. 4 year aSS Esssy wsTe
--l ssA sssShesS TIE elias ryaisa%S from aha A.
20 IS. So hsgss1gGs. Great FRI - - lions srs
however helnx made fo- forward salp-
asent. aCsoxssng ~ Ma 4aTA advises.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Social rsvsatrh 70 the Fost-Trtsihzencsr.
TATO0SH July s8i 3. III arogFaeser-
~tirs Inward Aays Topg8itaag. 81 fow OK
rH1nasr. AZ y noon. Tug Wanderer In The
gratis
~EAH BAY, Jaiy 81 p. rl--~C3oaay;
ITALIAN BAv. Tsly 81 .. m
S-7osady. Esahs sosgtr wind
FaoRT A%CS E.G-fS July SIS r. ra.-Ba-
rons@gsr. - =; partly eiossdy; vlna nestn-
xess e9Ens ns!les-
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PHILADELPHIA. July S.-The Record
today has the following: Steamers were
yesterday chartered TO load cargoes OF
grain AZ Philadelphia, New York. Baiti-
more and Newport News for ports in the
United Kingdom and Europe. making a
days record which. IL is claimed. has never
been equaled. TO All these vessels viii re-
auire over iso sa bushels OF grain.
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naRI~E NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE JuIy 1s.--Saile5-2csgr
r,s,as.s~z Levers CS4p.- Goodman. for HOBO
FORT TOWNSEND. July - -ssall@3-
Sehr Roker1 Levers. wiin lumbar from
gsare Gamble sar Eo1es8sus ok Aelres@.
kits nlEnfng props fTaEn SAT- Spring island
Tor santa Rc@ala41 ~ Z. +. S&rgeAnt, with
ys,rrsses- tr~~~7 f'grr t5arrbze sor sydney
port TOWNSEND. July S8--ArriT@ss--
Yxeu r ~ lsrsHtshs. from Ssn Pedro for
Part Haatack. * T9agzflant. from Gan
Er-azo.scs fer PERI H3ss iay. SER &okogT1is.
sru.1 E0Eossaa1z 70! Eosl U4sanle. SA4.ss1-
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R- TX AEccna, from Nanasr,o fcr san
s-rAsrascG.
SsN FRANCISCO. July aa-Safsess-Ssr
s~sfy ~ fssehss. for tsrscrta ard rsrs
'rosnsen1. l.. 5. str Bennington for san
Diego.
san FRANCISCO. July sa-sas.esa--
Wa 81 ssraw Tacss2A.
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From July J, 60 y. saciassvs. ard evary
worsaay ard THURSDAY thereafter up 70
81 including Monday. August 2. tho
sss-,asvn Pacific sill make the following
- yat~s 10 the East: To Sioux fatv
ss.,aha ard Kansas City. So %. st. Louis.
ga. =. Ps al and chicago. S7f. Call at ths
Ga~shsrs1 Pacific Offices S<attIe. for all
s,arslculars. !. ~ Sadsau. General Agent
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Financial.
LONDON. July 3as-Consols. lis; silver.
breadntuEa-
Ldt ERPOCIA July N-Whsat-O,iat.
No, / standard California SIS sd cars'oas
or coast nothing doing; cargoes ON PASS
age, rather nrrner. 3QSd higner: English
country markets, arm. French cogntry
markets, STEADY; Liverpool wheat No. /
California, Us lIi.d47s; weather in T,rgTsnd
Gne.
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PORTLAND WHEAT Market

PORTLAND. July D-wheat- waila
Malta, &c: valley, ssc per eushel Te. cars
OK nsw wheat We're received today
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
HreatYsfufyx and Grctus

SAN FRANCISCO. July sn.-Wheat flu
lures took long jump this morning: spot
IS also higher and firmly held .or the ng-
ufes quoted; the market Is quite active,
both on call and in the sample market
Barley Is firm at the quotations; receipts
are liberal. but il is mostly sold prior 10
arrival. and the sample marke, IS but
scanttly supplied. particularly with choice
goods Very few oats arrived
FIour--N Net cash prices for family extras
y ssi = =; bakers extras. si6J4t75. super
fine. $2,s5fl4Ss
Wheat shipping. a.ll. for No. and
&t-tzltl.is "a for chaice; milling, sIf5al.-0
Eariey-Feed. s@is@s sc. choice bright
;. =. 90. ofs wins slosazaiio712 for bright
oats-CoEnusoa white s5casi.01i-. good TO
choice, $i.1ass =. fancy feed siS501 81.
Rev red si-e-l.0l.eg32; new Salinas. 81 I0S!
10.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sac&s. ii. 70a: wheat. cen
tails ? 3a. barley. oeatais. II 80: oats. sen
tais 80 beans. sacks. AIS: potatoes,
sarAs- snst cnioas, sacks. Ices. bran.
SACKS @el4 miealinEs sacks. So hay.
tons va straw. toms. 10. wooi ba les -:
h.tes number. ~ quicksilver TASKS. -
wine, gallons s. $50
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Mills fJs-M ceilings. SIS ;el.e per ron
.aifef'Ha ana VreSon bran. si5Rl5.sa pr
lfay-wheat. Slight wheat and eat.
barley. s. g3e-5a. aifsifa. se.prd t.,srf5,ts
s.ss'-pi etaFef. F.s}> -, stock. SBT. cen
pressed wheat SIC straw, pcv taie -
}eg1ta eise--\eg ~ staes In ryes rs
sc SeF GENITAL, uaw slverskin oeioas. 81.
s'c peg cehtsti. nay eucu@hers. 2tsg,se peg
li4Ul4aC paT rouod arten peas. lsfs,. nor
peUGGt sf.lte Is Hts -14-C f7eF 7a8r5s.I.
beg sqaSsh- aa c per box. tomatoes. a
e sec per tcX. Ere-A corn S1s5,ss -s.r s...lrr
tss
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The ouIy route 30 sas popular and sctiye
mining q strtssls o. Gold Basin. Cso-lion
,~rs~S Martin Creek SslNerEeU. Deer
ssraek. Goat Lake and Mont CF4sto.
The scenic roato Ter tourists nse.ng
ard camping parties.
Commencing MonfAT. April = ihH ET-
e.xast 4 Monte Crtsso Railway Company
will inagsurAse . a&Eiv tram sesN.sa-
Trans wtn leave Evcgctf for Monte
Cyssts every morusEs except Saturday
sna Sunday az s.45 a. II.
Train Viii leave Monte CrtSto fcr k.V
er.if az - x ~. every morning except
sunday and Monday.
on tuesdays and IN Grssiays No Will
rr:n ta SisVeFtea only ard on Wednesdays
ard Srsasys between Ssiverton aeG 81
erest enly.
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GAS
RANGE
EXPERIENCE
ONE OF MANY.

ONE OF MANY.
az Twenty-ffth Ave South.
Seattle. Wash. May ~. 1897.
Seattle Gas * Electric I.iEht Co
G. Il. Collins. General NausEer.
Dear Sir. About the first Of April og the
present year I had Relianle Gas steve
pat tn my kitchen. ! an glad % say that
We flad K every whit as good as vs ex-
pected K "a oe.
Ny wife says she would Not be without
H. As a cooker and baker IL cannot he
exceiled, and FOR economy cleanliness
convenience. safety ANA comfort w ind
II superior 10 any weed. coal or gasoline
stove We ever used.
Respectfully yoHrs.
w T. BURG FSS.
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~eAITg STEAMSHIP COMPANY

-S GARLAND AND EyASGEi..
eilnes. - Tgwnr-nd- Mean Bay Route
-. Esrtara leaves Tssier cork Sl1-
- Trsxsays ard Thyrscays az u -
49, sns rsort Townxsnd. Port Williams.
..x-.sess. Pos4 Angeses. po-r cTss..e .r.s
sefkLs s~v.,rzsnx arrives a. Seattle o. m
lsL..s,eIts days Steamer Evan&ss leaves
q ~ a,rk for Port Townsend. Port An
- snd Victoria Mondays. wednesdays
rrsaays az s.29 ?. IN. arrives Seattle
e@~rats days AZ 81 . m
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tattae-Csansce steers brought So the
sxSSst price paid IN long time Native
oeef steers sold at s. s5xs4 90: stockers and
aaSs1ers &.-5s4s .. cows and hsifers N.S4
:. Tor poorest 10 Si.s1l4s0 fer best bulls
s-,-J9f' prime calves sold as high as sEi5
=, ~ 8s-ts. the bulk OF sales being at S. IS
Sneep-Ihotee were scarce ant, A few
prime natives brought 81 30 the Eop price OF
the season. Lambs constituted The bulk of
tne offerings ard sold ar 81 75sgs 10 for COM
mon 10 prime, while sheep sold at s. SEA
Receipts-Caitle. s,5o. hogs, 1900
sheep s1a '
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. July 90 Wheat - Milling
price. No. / club. 721s4c; No. / bluester,.
s1u7Sc.
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Reduction
In Rates
tC the
EdSt.....

On July Eth 10 i7sh inclusive and On
each Monday ard Thursday thereafter IN
to and including Monday. August eth. the
OREGON RAILROAD a. NAVIGATION
COMPANY viii sell tickets 10 Eastern
polnts at following rates: Chicago. 81. 90
st. Louis, s-a-0o. ST. Paul 81 90: Sioux
City. Omaha and Kansas City, SIS. 81. ana
TO other points at relatively low rates
Fer tickets and further information call
at ticket Office. No sIs First avenue. Sc
attle-
NJ J. BISSELI.. Gen. Agent.
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re iSTai Hsafker was active yesterday.
he p@sah market is weak h~c2nse OF
heaFY shipments 10 this cay 81 oregon
peaches.
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MARKETS AND TRADE

S@astte. faiy p. 1851
exchanges - the Seattle Tacoma and
Portland clearing hossae~ TO-DAY were:
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Wool Spring; S'botce fosthfN se-.
Sa8 J1aHu1u six months Nfs19c. San Isa-
gEl-. years pte f1l%c. ruoIntssH Iisf
Ize Nevada Sszftc oregon los 1z+ %ar-h-
eru. tsG i"s- Ezit. Southern cnaSs fa rsl -.s
fssec. Saa IaaQli8 i8m5s sf9c, Northern
lar1E~ S.slssz.
Haps-Cro2 81 sSs auetah3e At Ss7}-c peY
waEsA
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NEW YORK. July as-1srsss w-s~a The
ss@r performers In r1dav's yy-a-kpt she
sof9fis q trading therein being tse arg
-. aoAs tlae, vxc@esaiag 81 sssEsa liz
SalNr mortgage securities wsre generally
strong. Special animation hzsrs s<ss,.r. Il,
t1ose OF re0-ganixe6 roads ar5 frssSsa rr-,-
osrgotng rehabilitation Stsrxs vere con-
saAs s 10y lsss assivs t1an usual bat bore
% lAlriy Wei inuI the aarsouncer,ert OF
engagement for export Of S,syr. s. 40 40
gosc. which was Larger tnar aurseIfs.sf.sa
AS sustaining feature v-nx -Sea r,yo-
noanced strength In wheat ard European
engagements OF some "a $50 bushels from
outports- The standard sssrnrI-ss.S moved
VERY narrowly as. n fact. did the low
priced shares. The foreign rrsd.~r was
considerably mixed Ii being on tse eve
o. TIC aoiiasys 70 Lonfon trading was re-
sfr1cfed here. and sucn IS there was came
mainly from New York buyers. ard the
market abroad closed frr.. isns sp;a ex-
ports were partly due 20 three months
tasians now becoming due
The bond transactions today were s~zfr
Of large dimensions with the animation
attended by higher prices thru,Ixrnsat TIE.
speculative bonds were heavily traded in
with foreign purchases OF Afch;son ad-
tastment fours on a large scaI@- Oregon
Short Line issues gained substantially.
The aggregate sales were 4fSen
Governments were neglected. bur hard
enec appreciably or late quotations.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. steady. at / per cent:
iass ioAn- per eens., closing. offered at l
per cent prime mercantile paper, s<f4 per
cent. sterling exchange, easy with actual
busineSs IN bankers bin at sssel. for de-
maBd and a ssin q4 ss1a for sixty days;
posted rates, Gs.ni s1Az and 81 SO sl.:
commercial bills A.Sis silver certificates.
ssuSssxc. bar silver. 5TEsc: Mexican dollars.
45c: government bonds. strong. state
bonds, dull; railroad bonds strong.
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N ARITIM L RECORD.

FORECAST TOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Or, July 81. 1851.
Fair weather. stationary temperature.
Il & DEPARTMENT or AGRTCUL-
TTRE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
sesttie. July %. 1875.
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NEWS OF THE CROPS.

Strictly first-ciazs: all modern improve.
ments. fine sample rooms.
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Modern in Every Respect
Absolute Freedom from uIrg
and W orrF.
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4 s, -. s-Ntsp TOURIST CARS daily
80 $50 20 Iesosio, Without cnaesS "''a
'~AAs LEAVE SEarrf y ne~fv
, A. NJ -
s. ps.p ~ < ,sCA,NT STEAMERS te<rAxr
nsss 80 srsxinS Fog1 W-Ni{,es -
ia =, s" ~. or Thursdays and s9rsss -.
~ sss-A 49," s.' every F1sessev. MIS-
szsra eharx. ' -, on steamers without
~ stal.l STEAMERS - Us
cAlea s,,t L.. sAl every shree weeks -
ss ard ether Information snr,, -
sssssAs sas & W MGTNNfs
o 10 @sF Ass1S. 80 k'i~xc av
c passenger Ageat. VancoGver n
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TACOMA.
VANCOUVER. B. C.
-. steamer Utopia for Fors Iosnser.ss
1ysesrye~. whniccHs. BLAINE an0
fsv,a Yessxr whzrf Meneays sno
~rsdsYx SO. 20. Blaine. z. ssaco3s-s'
Fer .rforrsaffon. fssler dock
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain uneallcd for
during the week ending July 20. 1871:
Anderson, Miss MtIdA ndevson. 4 J
Andrews, A T. Alison, Mrs "
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ne ToIoEisx we're the tonAs1Z cuoe4-
saohs OF v acseS4le dealers yesterday:
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Financial.


SlVer Nsrs -..- ssEsIt'~asts-Sleht ~ $
Alex. &ois tEs ss= Telegraph .- e. ~
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The following table. complied by Brad
street. shows the bank clsarings for the
week ended July ~ with the percentage
Of Increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-31

ClosfnE Quotations.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-31

Flour quarter sacAs. II 702: wheat. cen
tails. :. lsH. barley ceatais. II 80; oats. cen
tsiS- -, beans. sacks. AIS: potatoes,
sacks. sa,1; onions. sacks Iea}. bran.
sacks. SOFA m.&asinEs sacks. 652s h4v.
tons, ~. stra@. tons. To- wool ba !es 81.
eides number. 81 quicksilver. TASKS. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-18
REPORTS PROM THE CoNsULs
About German Exports and Street Cars IN
and Brazilian Railways

Washington, May 17-Frank Mason,
United States consul al Frankfort, sub
mis- some statistics to the state depart
ment from which il appears that from
South Germany the exports 10 the United
States during the first quarter OF This
year were H.o54,242 in excess Of The ex-
ports during the corresponding period OF
1895. an amount OF S94a5,5e5. The con-
sui also shows that Tie maximum ex-
ports from South Germany 70 me Unit
I'd States was reached N the March
quarter OF 1928 under the tariff act Of
1890 and the minimum shipments in the
same quarter OF the mex: year. inme-
dia,ely preceding the tariff &C; Of 1884.
Washington. May 1.-THE city OF
Dusseldorf. Germany. being about TO
change the motive power OF the stree,
railways from horse 20 electricity. Unit
ed States Consul Stephan a; AanaSerg
has reported cfle fact 70 the state depart
rent- For the benefit OF American cleo
;ric supply companies he also submits
full set Of plans and Specifications and
for further details refers 10 the United
States consul q: Dusseldorf
Washington. Mag 1.-THE Brazilian
legation has been officially informed By
cable that the lime within which propo-
sSls will be received for The leasing Of
he railways % the Brazilian govern.
Eeal mas been extended from tire 18Th
~ this month % September next There
are aoou. dozen OF these railroads. fhs
principal trunk lines o. Brazil. whica
are owned and controlled by tia: goy-
eminent and they make up al aggregate
mileage OK soou, Is.ooa miles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-18
YOUNG PEOPLES socIETT Of

YOUNG PEOPLES SOcIETT Or
CHRISTIAN ESDEAyOR-
San FRANCISCO. CAR. JULY 7TH
TO 18TH. 1881.
81 % OSE-wAY RATE VIA IfsSOU.
ri PACIFIC RAILWAY.
To- the aoov@-psrsef meeting ne Ms
sour Paste railway vii gel -i-S.,s ons
way 20 San Frsacs~eo al The extremely
Iox rate q 90 20.
Stop offs allowed .. Denvs-. co,orsi,
so-nss AMI Pueblo. sr1 pos-ts r~s. ~
'nsTe. but passengers mus, Tss-a d-sis-
aa.fsoa ~ July sfh. 1851.
Tiesess viii be On SAFE June zs;a, 49,,
July Is. zn1 ar1t srd. 1887.
The Missouri Psclsc. ~ cona>>.is
Win the Dsnve- ard nso Graft rom
Pueblo CT ne Cnion Psciar rs.lzay rre-,
Denver VI Ogden sss ne soafssrn Pa
cifc rsiEsy- firms one os -. rogss e.
SRA be routes - tae pzosc coast q: sn.a
lime q the year, passing "a li 10.
through ne grsadsss s-srsry or sas
American Continent.
TEXTS for rstsre a. ~ rate 81 80 -
rs1 oe OF ssis .. san F-sncssco on July
I'm 20 iTrh. ssciuxtvs: as.5 July Is :.
"a. 80. -sss. Aug. a. Ser s.1 s,h r.a
ansi return Er5i; q August IS.a. 80.
s'o9-oysrs permitted % retasn Up Fss
,9riaeT !1soyrastion call On .. a,ffr.es
Z z. BLEcK.ET. PAT 4.
Ia ia - Ma s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-18
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL
AND

INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.
MAY TO OCTOBER 80. 1897.
For this occasion the Missouri Pacific
Railway will sell tickets for one fare for
the round trip. plus 10 per cent. making
the rate $24.46. Tickets on sale commenc-
ing May 4. 1897. and on every subsequent
Tuesday thereafter. until and including
October Is. 1897. Final hnni, on tickets
sold on any OF these dates. twenty days
from date Of sale. except that no tickets
must bear later date than November Z.
1891. The Missouri Pacific Railway has
two fast express trains daily making
close connection in 81. Louis Union Sta
ton with trains TO Nashville. For par
ticulars call on or address.
E. E. BLECKLEY.
p. & T. A.. IA n. Main St