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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
Growing Rich by Farming.

From Tho Harmony Grove Ca. Gazette.
Iror SONS. timc The Atlanta Constitution
hae heen rernlinr It's readers with de-
srrintious az certain farms in the southern
portion ~ Georgia The statements made
ly It's ccrreeuondeuf AIR l.. J. Moran. are
striking ana $50 O. show ffat there is
money in planting. b. it IS iudiciCusly man
AGED The lessons 10 Do. drawn from these
interesting communications arc few and
simple
FIRST - ali. these farmers began with
limited reanurccs aud carefully have han
dI.d every means. There was mo- mourning
80 debit All along II was making tho most
50 what thoy bad. Nothing was wasted
Everything was turned Co practical and
prafifahic account.
Tais IS on. ~ tho most serious draw
backs 10 southern farming. Whatever cap
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
Death Of wife Made Him Dependent

Chicago July John Hampton. an attor-
n,e. VINO came 10 Chicago from Cleveland
about Il year ago. committed suicide 10y
shooting himself through the heart. IFS
body was found today by his daughter
urau going 10 lis room 10 call HIM His
wife died fifteen months ago. and IL is
said that since thar tim" he has been de-
spnua nt Two months ego hc attempted
10 commit suicide by drinking laudanum.
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Some Figures on Rainfall.
Bic Crowds ct Nashville.

Nashville Tenn. June % Especially The
Official figures for the total paid attend
ance AT the exposition from the opening up
TO ami including last sunday night. have
been given out showing the attendance
TO have. boon fN 2fi.
The attendance during last week was
loa.11S
The three days Of June i'm this week will
reach 1900 or 29ol0. making the total for
two months very near 50o.00l
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WINDsoR's PUBLIC MUSEUM.
The Castles Art Treasures To BE
Placed on Exhibition.

From The New York Herald.
one Of the bencfcenC results of The jubi-
lee celebration win be the formation of 4
museum of the wonderful treasures OF
Windsor castle In the outside world very
little Is known of these rare objects. be-
cause. for the most part, they are scat
tered about the private apartments Of the
royal castle whore only the specially ia
vorcd visitors. with immense influence in
the highest quarters. can hope to tread
Few people. therefore have ever seen
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
SARGE PLUNKETT
TIE Great Problem Of The Day for The
People Of Georgia.
ExTEaMINATE The RABBITS
-hey Skin tine Trees and Destroy All
the Greentrucl1 in Our
Gardens.

iEouted rs for the last tnlrgv years.
tl" fact IS that We are mistaken as 10
TIRE Importance ~ souae ~ ghes,- problems
4 ae question ~ urrro s-iffrss-r. nssro edu-
c--taou ami alt things ptr.linius fo the ne
80 ElaHulllsu ltstlf in Ilr minds ~ the
Gtursit cracker. and We have lived tp learn
tfat an these things regulated themselves
win time amt that We were erroueously
sserr.s.l Dee The matter
iius problem coufronis us noV. q reli.
genuine scrt1us problem This iist question
i<- w aat are we ts is wssa Hres Rabbit
o. L lrlr Etmus uul'I csu a.al. atd IA
t'is tultl,tta Ns submit tllls rhls Is q
Ef-ater problem O. ril-- u,-lp''. ia Georgia
t.tu af tee iAik ah.ur Cuha. about tarim
ur u'erut the So Alul.y Succession 10 brings
t-e iraI',-. ~ a.. orsi.i down 10 lie question
- Er.Hl tEuek ~ lls --rt-n truck. tAis
rabbit P-tH.. rn dntz. and ! fn. oue. saaA
o-yv-- tle timc I have been % .se-iuE to
Hss-At- 1a4 u-uer great pgghli ms 90 tAis
".-e Important ISSUE
go a#l -.u..< wt- could somewhat stand oar
tHs,.l e-,h rlie rabbits. but now ;hey laush
SO u- ANA k.ek up sh.fr heels risht in our
is. a-i srtuler OK r~ leisure .,- IS a
-eI spuu.. uu .an evening pronss made.
". us.4 20 wrap ynuu- trees in hro"m-
ssE.F- p.t seAEg th.u=s among th- green
tru E 30 The gardens ana lly down lt
u.9i- with .sse. bg- Er.r Rabbit laughs az
tE.sr uii-t.ne methods. Th-y as good rs
s-ss -eizl. times as thry =,tmp.r un out al
Er-..- t.- asre progressive ehuus. y-e arr
Ne are un to ~4af aa1 know a thing or
tu-" and 80 ou ANA - uu-
~ neirhbar Brown placed some bottles
IT. DTS gafs'n last wtsk iIe fixed them up
N-.- -Htt,. cotton sticking uuf -Ets- mouths.
-.sl ua "a'.-t.u.. rti.l,5t w.uId have ven
trl-d u-4r th, "a. TI.s was an cII-tlme
2 --lrt-r aaa-E-t tiir rlyar..s OF the rabbit
H-trr knuwa Co Gaia lu thuse d.ss. lCt it
@es- nH E"p4 uHN- Brown walked out
r... .aa Hrae H.a H..fHH rHrsa
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$4,000 I'M CASH.
To BE Distributed as follows:
he AGENT sending the largest list from June 1907 to

To be a
sending the largest list from June 1907
January,
Fort tenn bestI
For the
the renal o lie
he entitled hs
IL
prize addition The best plan the first three and o do not
secure oneof en- he apt 0 o. Others.
are i'm rent g prizes
5 OF g
Your cashco mmi
You have guess the Missing Word contest for yearly subscription sdi
little effort viii tie
w r g
n We include college sewing machines
bicycles. he
prizes promptly y o
and
The
o t
beside yourco a o 20 h
Yourself same showing his
owns andf e N 4 &
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The Thing
To Do

The best thing YOU can do when
you arc resting these hot days
is TO think about the word the
author used in tins sentence:
ave have not '.........' enough.
and are put TO very awkward
shifts for want of some"
1t is from a printed book. the
work Of a good writer and you
ought To be able TO find it, if
not. just think it out You
ought 10 be able to think as
well as the other man. Think
it ont and let us have your
word with your subscription.
It will pay you ten per cent Of
the receipts of the contest.
Read the terms carefully you
VIII find the advertisement on
another page.
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EVERY LOCALITY THEY ARE III REACH OF.
PAYABLE JANUARY 1893
THE CONSTITUTIONS

il prizes o
guarantee whole territory, the list covered
by a paper as suLdv.de follows:
Virginia Virgins andS
Georgia Florida institute secondse cton
Mississippi nc he
Texath fourth ecton
Tennessee Kentucky. Oklahoma
up the eel
January described
This win something for their
the next ew month.
applies largest rom
do not Share
the prizes following
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ak y zn extra dividend. subsequently, de-
cA}re1 20 @-s. and L1e uncertainty n ms
connection. Mir ire FAR th@E tne settle
-neilt & he tar.1 gsiEhs - SOW tended -
S17.l1>i 11e activity arSt a1va~c4n- d4ss~o-
s-t-o- e tes entire -szrke.
A. tae same tire ina 45ec16e~ftv favorable
o@-oo& to~ 80 crops ARR the Assz~z1ce.
Ia e--@1S~a would rees cz- ~ ~. 3n large
%l<2El 1LteS. crested e gEvy british eEAtGre.
A51 served IS casSs 9c- advances IA tha
ssF4EEe-S TIE Sc1-h westerns ara tEs
general railway tist scETe5 mere Or teSs ga
taese te2de2cias. ogt SPECIAL attention was
gwen - ta@ anthracite Erc8p. caief
E1iS@ E9- ais was ina cSr-FlrE cs2t % rna
A--tl1&G valley deal Nv wNtcG rcnrrct q
JrSf corporation vas formally transferred
? NJ AcTEzG interests. together with -l-
fn9Ts taaT plans VIII - put &r.o opera t3oN
rt-e road As 5 speculative factor. ire sott
Goa miners strike 1as bad .-cttS effect
ana y 3A street n2s even exerssssz a helsaf
tE4t 20 reduced Supply 81 a4c aE1iao9s.
s-}o-i.1 ne strike coatl1ae ard spread, u1ay-
l-lcTe2se tes' con sumption % Arfar8r4re ard
-eLSlt ne ros1s 8 r,~rsi.ns On ne latter
however. strong IS tEe UNDERGONE 81 toe
nArse- cas been. = IS noticed that Re
transactions vera largely professional and
taae me raoiic has no. taSen active inter
= 5rc 5u-l Pools or Isrge Interests aaya
-. piled r13ca 81 -hs buying.
Ice scarcity Of stocks : s5gri6canf
as - TIE tact th1t holders ara not Inclined
% sell, offerings being Sc&Dty and The
1e'ar traders CORES pond ne3v cautious
L4oa1ofli TOO. remains Indifferent 20 the
american market. though all departments
thers are excessively inactive.
Az tAe Industrial stocks were helped ~
rne decision 81 Judge Chester. - The New
York supreme court. which. IN eject. de-
clares the trust law a violation 81 constf-
tQtional rights
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London Noel sales

LONDON. July is.-A representative
catalogue. consisting II "a ~ bales was
oGerc0 AZ the wool auction sales Josssy
me Withdrawals y are 80 American buy
ers bought several hundred bales % New
crossbreds ar extreme rates The cont
rental demand IL increasing. buyers pay
ing high prices for Tasmania and New
South Wales greasy ard Cuex nsiaDd
secured. Sales - detail.
New South Wales. 3s90 bales-Sc0ured
A14ls iied. greasy. 81 lS-zG
Queensland. e.2Zl b2IeS-Scoared. I0si&7ls
81 greasy. aslssd
Victoria. 2lts baIes-Scourei. siGls 80
greasy. 5-.4i01ed
South Australia s47 bales-Scour4d, lGe
Is I'D. greasy, Sgd.
West AuStgaEse- ~ haIaS-Scoured 100
HID, greasy. 4. gsG
Tasmania J ~ bales-Greasv. 5ddls
New Zealand. 3. S9i hales-Scoured. 7l.fa
IS -1zd. greasy. 5Aa q lad.
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real ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 4 and
fer Yesterday.

Rra4 estate transactions SAGE January
J. -s@- are Nsss 5e = Tnsre were nsed for
-ac17G sess srEsNy Hsa deeds. agSre gains
= 49, relieving is q l-sc furnished ~
- >sa-1.e Abstract Company. room AZ
Nv 14gk clock
C. * I.-y 81 annie z. MurE ger. lots
al H. ois 8 ~s1r qlac alks : - ; Weed
:1-5A as4d- >AI1ncg 64y C4ty. September l.
Ole y. AAz1rs - Marie A8yeerE. Al lot
- rs = lot :. "a :. Gilman park. Joiy
James II Howard = Mary McIAevfgt-
lct J. ed NeDrae.s iSt as33 5uiy 5 $50
Matthew Is. AA@r&asr so SYLVIA Mara
lsea,ser ~ * t1N + WeS. >c4tgle, July
- -ore A~G affection
Seattle wharf and Lard Company 10 TIE
Centennial MIL COMPANY. ~ 3ct 3 and
= .eeE - e~z .o& s. alS -. seattle X.as
AAA-.-.s. LII - q a.
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General Quotations.

Flour-Reoeipcs : 5s5 barrels exports
e 81 barrels. firm and held higher
Wheat-R@ceipts IA 80: spot strong
No. : re-. 51ssc options opened stronger on
higher cables, eaSed of under long and
short selling. hut developed pronoul I'D
strength and activity n the afternoon on
a short scare over reports Of heavy re-
ceipts here and a. ont ports, closed Ii4T
lac net higher. No. , red. J1lly. closed at
Sllsc, September closed at 75s.c.
Hops-Flrm.
Wool-Flrn. aeece. lsQ9ac. pulled. IS
G&5c
Pe5roleun,-pun; Pennsylvania, steady:
August So bid
CoGee-Closed steady. 59lo points net ai-
vance, sales 70 80 bags including: Ser
teTGhcr. SO. spot coffee quiet No : in
voice lac. 3obbtng Is.c. mild steady Cor
dova- lo1z1-6zc, sales. =. 90 bags Rio No
az S,c.
sugar-R&N, firm, refined. frn.
Metals.
Copper-F.rn: Lake and exchange. 81
GIis0.
PIG Iron-Quet; Southern. s&alo =:
Northern. <IoSIt
Tln-Vsrv dun: Straits. 81 gl3s5:
plates easy.
sael,er-I>ln al $335F<s5
Lead-E1rm; exchange $3&8S52i., bro
kers So
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pix y Ire offerings crossing he scsies :.
s +5ls5
~nsep-4 2e market vas ser1-.- a. Sa34 =
Westerns sssztrs az Sg-s ard g Few extra
-A1-s~s a. - -#7s1a, A-ar1s Sc51 ~ So
49, az 8 feE extra lambs az &58
F<7csS = s-te4Tfls. &-es, hogs, --lsa'.
Ses@p - ssa3
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VIII SAL from Puget sound on July g on
an excursion voyage 10 Alaska and VIII
cal 81 a1 points Of interest 20 which the
excursion steamer Queen IS scheduled
For fun Information caH on or address
( H. J. Stolteaters CiJy ticket agent.
CD FIRST avenue.
OR J. I. Trowhyidse Purat sound su-
pertnteu8ent, ocean dock Seattle
GOoDALL. PERKINS & CO. General
A2e,g-s San Francisco Cal
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PoRr oRcnARp KouTE.
s.eamer MARY y. PEKLEY.

s,rlNifF afNft =. 7 IsIkIEFs :.
,.,v.N fsaIbfai,h's DOCK foot Of Washing
- erect. COR Sylvan Grove, Rremerton.
Navy Yay1 Charleston. Sidney, al
sna r, 40 .. II Sundays. 30 p. m
rs.arniag, leaves Sidney at & i5 a. IN.
~: a m Navy Yard. 7.fG :. IL D. p.
saturday fights. leave sidney, D
sssafs Navy Yard co Telephone, Red
s. Open Tor charter on Sundays
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Ne" YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. July Is-The stock mar
kst. w14c- dropped 3 trs-.z yesterday was
looking - z IL today aE-tNe securities
closing strong. while usually so-znoien1.
Iow-p-fce1 stocks were aroused sv far
osT&-c- IEe Essz ge-reSs Of re dealings
however, mas Indicated Z lack o tn-ereS-
Gn1 czZ1so1s1ess- by re4tsratiors %
wheat prospects above the average. there
VS. tZrtEer evidence q diversified fore ~
demand fer CIR cereals 6enct.ag short
ages a5-C21 and rather confirming Ire
suHp0slriQ1 t1a- me European require
g4eutS fer cur wheat I'll be enormous and
promising reyUZ lucrative prices fer both
crops TIE unprecedented exports O. Eer-
chznJ1zsS tcr TIE ysaF er91rg June - a.
hopeful sign. as was the tac- tzat Tne
p-css current FOR active railroad Stocks
- accompanied D. alE little local ll4al-a-
ton
Prices tended upward il the early trad
Ing accom- at44sa 5y some manly u1@-QE II
certain cheap speC.altieS TIE bears re
cssysd + f4c-r when, during tnA Afternoon
dlilness, trey trie3 70 preclpltats selling
OF TIE genera lSt- After 8 b<1st re7ctI0n
tie rzarSe1 s-eaSl@d. ard about the best
figures were attained II the late trading.
Some general inquiry Tor tavsstIns nt secLr-
Ives deprived me Taarae. @ some u -
unweE1e1 professional appearance. Sg-
gar failed 20 reject 4lsssinasS q the csr-
Cu,ns-autlzl reports that there was 2
movement n the senate favorable 20 the
house scae1Lis. tne stock selling within
advance.
Trading II bonds was n large volume
and there was no abatement OF The sSgreS-
size strength thar nas marked recent
trades. The aggregate sales were = l-3.ts'o
Government bonds were decidedly rlrr.-
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FOREIGN MARE ETS.
In nsiai.

LONDON. Jaly Is.-Consols. ue4; ST.
ve-. md
NE1 YORK July ls-The Evening
rs London financial cablegraT1 says
4ne STOCK markets wsEe QGset. bat rrrn.
1c1AS- Americans we're strong ara Closs5
- he best. Louisville & Nashville lead
.as c4saElsSs n Americans has been grad
aa4lF though slowly Spreading but srill
Lts~F@ ara t5sz211 f@4rs - surd~y Cutorea Is
q ~ solsfn. God was IN strong demand
ioE Australia a. 5 I4.5
Ire Paris ooGrse was ag.er bur steady
~ Sr<I4E. market was steady.
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on July l2th 10 l1,h inclusive and on
each Monday and Thursday thereafter up
10 and Including Monday. August sth. the
OREGON RAILROAD 4 NAVIGATION
COMPANY viii sell tickets u Eastern
poats at following rates. Chicago 81. 0o:
81. Louis. S22oo. :. Paul S3la0. Sioux
City. Omaha and Kansas City, SIS 20. and
- other points at relatively low rates.
For tickets ana further Information eau
a ticket office. No. 6l> First avenue. Sc
attic. .
II J. BISSELL Gen. Agent.
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eoyz- s.-,-.... 60. 49,. &. 49, 49,
- z.--, 49, II oAs. Per ~. -
s.s.c. os,wsisrs-s &C. 80, a., r,~;gs
io1r. etc 1loot4rg pa txee'Ie-,t.
So Novelty A s. California brands
st@ 5aeswhsat aour. per o5i 8 =. per
l9-l5 SACKS. 8 per cwt; rye ao4r. pr
Dbl 3. or l4fo sacks KS per c.s;
re aea., per bbl sa75: per cat s.;
aol.ed osts, per Dbl. sagf.s0: noE1iny. per
rak46 u-asa. a. ~ - = . -, ur@a-
H. 49, r. - - $3.50 80 =,
So ~ 80 par 1870, -,
Ifs3-lb sarx- Il = = 49, g. err
r-aI taiIo-- Ia e. 49,
i0s $50 s.a l. a.. s,xs3 ,y-r.1nv. bol.
8 3: kexs 90
COFFEE Its-,t-ro, .-.-..- .,o-ra r.r n
20: Java. oer y as4ll4s.. Costa Rsca
chozrz 49,, a.. -y.'s -I-,,cixfs's
IN 80 pr ao. nc ,ss * sa - So as
per cws 81 s.-Ye ca Der cwt. Sc i ;
Aasn Meoba u99 peg ,r r. . s1eN cus sts
81 g. e. x IS az <
-
TFoNhsi"h> ana
steer beef, Sc per 10: mutton. sc per H.
PORK sszc Per 10 veal &c per ID.
Provlsscr1~ Cobong - Hams, .arge, Iea.c
hams. small. lie; Breakfast bacon. SIC:
Fresh Fish Giobbing,-Halibut 3G4c.
salmon, .G5c; salmon trout Sc, founders
s.@I4e. so4eS. &C rock cod, SC. back
nas1 &c. psrcn. IL &c, mountain uo-t,
u... r,
ISNs IN"
Butter - Eancn. e.Ilsc: Washington
rsan7eries. @-lo prints l7nl3c
Cheese ttoDbaGgl-NatiVr Washington,
l9a lIc.
Eggs Cohbingt-I6Rlsc
Poultry 0obIInsD-C hicsens. l0Qlic: 1--we
weight. ,sress.si ch.eba Is I2I-c
Vegetables and Fruit.
D.. - - 49,
61,seero1s s,'4a lo eots Soes ";
49, .'' poIeoeS' g5! &c isL 4'V 1t,s
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gRUsE { :. LINE.

s...nsY Cleveland leaves s1attle for San
go gztgr1av. jay j. a. .. m
rsnIr ;, steers ge sz.T Steamer
l 80 Je1ves Sal FraIa.o.sseoo regularly FOR
.-1sssss I'D Tacoma. Freight, & per ton
r~aa-e l. Z. CAME. Agent.
Arlington Dock.
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BreadssaMx.

lIY &sOL4 Jaly Ie-W-hea--F3--rl ::
10 ssata2-1 California BIS .sf cargoss
on cosSi. nothing dong car goes o. pass
age. rather arusE. sgd a.gaer. English
eou1F-% markets generally 20 dearer
EeHcs4 country markets. sr-u. L-verpool
~as1: No. California - 81 egss "a. wheat
and EGG- n Paris strong
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Take Seat,.e s. -nte-Cat.o-a4 AZ % q
= - y ls>sEs sa-0 ,-Ars1rr go sage =
in.les sto<aser o~ laAe 81 EAtee.0 slectrlc
,-sotcr - Nes u h4.-pru. srr-Rlrs AZ ia
y N henry Sinser. manage. STAGE Llaa,
WicAsrsE4sa. " Ask-
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There vas no change IN rrices n ire 10
Cal market yesterday. The market vas
@2@f- oregon peaches have been driven
oyT . re fn4rast By tns ScE price % me
a1e Yakima ard EeuAtcn@e Peaches.
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80 ~OA SEATTLE AND TACOMA
EHA~ ROUTE.

.,.am.r BAY CITY for Anacortes.
IsS or Whatcon. Leaves CONNER
Tag S~srE Tacon.s. = ~. cts dock
s.s. NJ greet. Seattle, .. u. Tuea,
co. "snd Sat Returning leaves WHAT
5s. n. Fairhayen. SIS ,. m. and
esaxor,ss d .. m. Sun. Wednes. and
AaASy assault g. Or 81 ~ round trip:
lIIas.,ea 8 z. O. & round trip.
sacolsS W RI ErT.T9
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Hay. Grain and Feed
Hay GObblng} Puget sound, per
i Eastern Washington timothy.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET

TACOMA, July I6-Wheat - Milling
price. No ] club, zoe; No. bluestem. &c
export price, nominal
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TACOMA


~.s. steamer Utopia for Port Townsend,
..~nvfss. Whatcor9. BLAINE. and VAN
W. .vss Yesier wharf Mondays anc
Ia gp. m. Blaine. s.. Vancouver
= For information, saler dock
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Ne-rATTlY BOAT TO TACDMA-Sc
ss..,n@r Cilidc viii .Fsge CITY dock daily
-. Nceday ct "a. n. for Tacoma Re-
sss~siag. vii leave Tacoma az go ?. N.
- -. 1sS-onnsrciai dock Tuesday. Thurs
~" ri eafurGay via west passage We'd
sssesy ara Friday. stopping 81 Nashoa
- r VA%DEgHOEr. Master.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORT LAND. July l6-Wheat-Wara
Nalla. SOC, valley. Csc per bushel
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acorn. Hotel. Tacoma

s,rse+lY erst-class. al mo.eya IMPROVE
Rents. 11e 4sIg.s rgorr-4.
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kece iPts.

Flour quarter sacks. J. ls6 DO Wash
inSton l"H- wheat Centals 5a5; barley
sacks j. 9o6 onions sacks. sS5 bran SACKS
SO. m!ddhnes, sacks 49,; hay. tons AZ
straw tons. -; hops bales = wool bales
-, do Washington, = hides number
L. VIM aaifnfl. o.
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JobbiDg Qeosnafoa .

The following were TIRE toeat1g G2ocA-
Tors o. Wholesale dealers yesterday:
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--s- ORCHARD AID PORT WASH
foEl TEGTON ROUTE.
sTEAMEE -. = Z = Es Nh
c~rrard ard Port Washington
o. PoII ayes CITY dock. foot OF Man
,sBis. -, a n. calling az South Reacn.
f1sssL Ertcx Yard. merton u 8.
s.Ty Yard sianey chaf.ssi 8a,. TFseytoa
CEk' $50 at 2 m. arrives Seattle e,
xsV y. Robinson. master. Lilly.
- srs Co. agents Telephone.
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain uncalied 70
during the week ending July IS:
Arueson. Miss Mary Anderson. Helen
AmunGson Miss \ Alien, +. a g.
Albright. Miss Mary
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b sIeW Art. VHa.rs~IerA
so~@rs ct EAsra aaA
10 stTeSss. Seattle. Msshi&2
asissAsas a.. As.
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oalg ~ To Chicago "a Gse4, Nor,'.sru.
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BrcadstuifS and Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 16.-Flour-
Family extras. s4.2SQ435 bakers extras
81 e4.-a, superfine. 81 515li
heat-Shlpplng 81 ~ for No !. and
t1tr-les- r cd, '-,ee g choice bright,
'1s8 sac. brewing sFIsT3sc for new
cats-Commou white s5cf;sl en-. good
e. choice, %.IoGL29; fancy feed 81 25GJ 81
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MARKETS AND TRADE

g rLse. l44F =, 81
Exeaaages a, tne sezctIe Tacoma and
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Bank CiearingS

Ire following table compiled by Brad
street. shows the hank clearings a the
ci,ieS named for The week ended July Is
1885, with the percentage x Increase and
decrease "a compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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NJ = Ee~-ou. Ft-ct $-arG AE-1t seat
tie. Nesler Way aaG FIRST avenue.
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Dominion of Canaes

Ttta}s : $ 8 = 1T -
Total eu.Ssss y 8 80 ~ "a - 49,.
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Butter - Eancn. 9.Ilsc. Washington
crsaEueries, 2-lo prints, l7Qlsc.
Inets5e 1oDolagl--NAglge Washington.
I9alfc
Eggs 0obbing}-l69lsc
POULTRY lins1-Chicksn l0Qlic; 1--we
weight. cressed ch.ck6 IS. i21-c.