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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-12-02
Holiday Excursions.

Tickets on sale Dec Gath, 25th. Goth,
31st, 1898, and Jan. 1st, and 2nd, to
all points within 200 miles of Cresco,
good to return until Jan. 4, $780,
Fare one and one third for round
trip. Don't forget Homeseekers'
Excursion December 9th to Goth, to
ali points in the Northwest. Good
for 81 days.
s3ts M j. WHITE, Agt.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-12-02

Constipation prevents the body
from Kidding itself of waste matter.
De Wits Little Early Risers will re-
move the trouble and cure Sick Head
ache, Biliousness, Inactive Liver and
clear the Complexion. Small, sugar
coated. don't grippe or cause nausea
Luers s. Lowry Drug Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-12-02
FREE LANDS IN MONTANA.


a
The railroad follows
o @ VI
o ent Ia pprsatU s1andon
INC tend of foury
GOOD
acsa
in
smade.
all
lin
o.
nowh ere mo ergard or wand orde.
heb eginsto
after ana lntomaton
MOSES FOLSOM, Immigrant g.. N.
404 Walnut DesMones
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-12-02
Farmers National Congress aud Pan
American Agricultural Parliament,
Fort Worth, Texas. December
6-l4, 1898.

For above occasion the Chicago
Great Western Rv. will sell round trip
tickets fro:n all stations to Fort
Worth, Texas, and return at very low
rates Tickets on sale December 81
and 4,h final limit for return twenty
one days from date of sale. For fur
Their information call on any Agent,
maple Leaf Route" or address E. III
Lord, General Pass. and Ticket Agent
113 Adams St. Chicago.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK July 2.-The dulness Of
the stock market Was not relieved IN the
closing hours Of the week though there
were one two incidents TO the rest %
che days trading: One vas buying FOR
London account. This vas not Large. bat
II was influential and was pretty we'll dis
tr1uted throughout the interla tl0nai list.
Later the local traders took the market
away from the foreigners and b1d Up the
prices Of the Pacific railroad stocks. This
osernent grew o0t OF the consultations
reported as having taken place between the
executives OF the Canadian Pacific and the
Great Northern and The resulting rUr1orS
that The long out dispute over trans
continental passenger rates had been ad-
Iisted. TIE buying by London, in tAs face
Q. the downward tendency OF sterling ex-
change, which - already within measura-
bic distance OF The gold importing points
was rather unexpected. Money continued
easy in London, but Il showed Itself sensi-
tive 10 demands for gold
Tnefe was iair DEMAND Tor oonds To-
day. bur prices we're not well held. There
was 4 reaction ~ i 10 lni in the price
OF the new government threes. When Is
sued"
The bank statement reflected continued
operations on account OF the government
loan. the decrease in cash being clearly
due 10 payments Of subscriptions into the
suo-treasury- The heavy decrease in de-
posts and the contraction in loans are not
So easily accounted Tor. The loan decrease
was probably due 20 operations IN govern
ment bonds by banks which have hele gov
erTgGelt deposits, q reduction In which
seems cIeary Indicated.
The latter par; Of the week witnessed
greatly increased demand for railroad bonds
al advancing prices.
United States tSos have advanced 2. the
new tours =, the fVes coupon s. and the
registered and the old fours coupon 4. in
the bid price.
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srcn finish. Sc: No. 2. S. Y or channel
rustic and drop siding. weight 2.ss lbs
slI1la Fir timber toists and sezntifrgs
rough. s. ssrfs. 4 IL, S-5TIs, 8 s
si0gl BOX boards is-iacs and up. flsG
e Beyef ssding. Ysa-lncf. Led. ssdIa;
Ceiling Y. beaded or Yiair. Nos. 1. and
2, Ss-lnch, I.sa lbs: Ncs. l. > and :, &-iEca.
feet S.5A.
Washington rad cedar Iarn5e.-Rongn,
ss7s. bsves siding. weight 70 Ihs, si+s1i5 70
ceiling weights Nos. J, ard g. T.xs-inch
i.s9 As. So~ ], ard 7sxs-trea, ! I'D
lbs. Nos !. : ard g. aszs-lnEa. 10 lbs. 81
TT, wainscoslng. siH9si8: ra<see, s|9-
one-snch finish, Il IA ard IS fee, Szs13s :
tack finish t1sa5s; cedar Squares I. s. 3
ard e feet, s1&u5a; oasssns -7ssE+sc per 10
Isn-aI feet, picksss. 81
age Sc.
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The weekly hank statement shows the
following deer saS~S:
Surpsgs reserve .-.-.-....SS. IS ~
Loans -.---.-. -----.-.-.--..... tss's.s 80
Legal tenders -.--.-. .,..-.-..--.... SO.
Depos - .-.--.'--- 1880 ---.------- - 4. $50
TIE banks new hold sssals.o 30 in excess
CT requirements
TIE New York Fsnzncier says OF the
weekly bank statement:
Since Jaiy the clearing house banks OF
New York city have reduced rneir cash
reserves over siseaese liz the same Pc
ri0d. which embraces only three weeks.
they have incrsas ed their loans 81 aN 1e
and their deposits have fallen OF about
s. se.6. The cash reductions have been
due altogether 20 operations with the
treasury. since tse movement 10 the In;e-
r3or Still continues. The statement there
financing the new loan, and as the treasury
has received in cash for small sgnser.p-
tons nearly Or quite half the amount OF
the entire loan, there seems 20 be no cause
for further disturbance in The money mar
kec The remaining alictments % sl.s
tss 90 Will prooa ely be financed by extend
ing payments over a shor; period trees
ury deficits on hand counteractsng the
receipts from the new bonds. II the mean
time the designation OF certain banks as
repositories for governm ert funds will pre-
vent the locking up OF a large amount OF
cash in the treasury. Of course, II all
one sum the effect might temporarily
tighten the money snarket but this Is not
anticipated TIE current statement shows
the first decrease In loans Since the frs,
week in May. The loss appears TO De dis
trtpated well Throughout the lis. in small
amounts and reflects probability of iiuu.da-
ton OF mercantile accounts. The market
for commercial paper al present il very
inactive. new business being less than ex-
piring natur.tes.
Imports and Exnort~
The imports of dry goods and general
merchandiss az New York Tor the week
The gold and silver movement at New
York for the week ending today: Ex-
ports-tioid. sl3+S; silver srgsIa1 I'm
ports-Gold, So, go; silver. SIS $50.
General Quotations.
Flour-Rece.pts. I22T barrels: exports.
lbs barrels. Market. quiet but steady.
Wheat-Receipts. HOO bushels: exports
- % bushels. Spot, Arm. No red, $50
el2c, + O. b., Options opened firm and
regular Strength was derived mostly
closed &c lower: September closed 73c
Conee-Opsions opened steady at the
range prices Spot demand slack: specu-
ton dull Sales, 500 bags. Including Au-
gust. soc. Spot Rio, dull. No invoice,
&c: No; jobb.ng. 1izc. Mild. quiet: Cor
sugar-Raw, firm. Fair refining, SIC.
graduated. 5asc: cut loaf, 5sc.
Pig Iron-Warrants, Northern. sloglI 50.
nopper-Lake. quiet. ST. 62l.-
Lead-Quiet: $3.50.
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M EN-

Who treat nature In an unfair way have
TO suffer. Then many Of them do not seeh
relief They ST; down and get full OF
gloom and do not try 10 get back the old
time fire and vigor Sat is moro folly
than the abuse of natures FIRST gifts.
Where helping hand Is held out II should
be promptly grasped. 'Hudyan" extends
1t TO all weddings. "Hudyan'' il the great
remedio- treatment OF the Hudsonian doc
to's. Its grand work is TO restore conn.
ability to do anything and everything thai
men
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SYNOPSIS.
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Post-Intcliigences.
NEAH BAY. July "a n. MA rometsr
san: clear: Wind northwest 10 miles. In
ward-Lasj night. tug Wsnderer. 4;S ..
m. schooner, II 10 a IA. tug Magic. I
y, m. tug car. y. III outward-.A brig.
arS.ne in fow OF the Magic. ~ a. IN. /:
sh Relipse in tow Of tag 'rye~s. $50 y. m.
a steam schooner. $50 y III In the straits
bound up-A schooner
CI.AII-a3 July "a p. m-Cfear.
brisk west wind.
PYSiiT. July e4.-4 =. m.-CIear, light
west wind
PORT CRESCENT. July a. 2 NJ
Clear. brisk west wind
PORT ANGELES. Saly si-4 y. m.-
Barometer. S9.oS. clear. wind northwest 10
miles In the straits. bound oei-A sShoon-
er,
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 23.-Cattle were In AIT
I'VE demand at strong prices; choice steers
s 2sq $50; medium. Il so9iel: beef steers
81 3Wi: IS; stoekers and feeders. IS. 25dii 81
bulls, ssl544-2 =: CONS and heifers, S31pgi
calves. S3I,. Western steers 81 254I5 80
Hogs were strong al an average advance
OF 2'2c; fair to choice. So 95414G7: packers
s.. 15fi3 92l2: butchers. So. 75gs o2l2; mixed.
50 s.qS,9'i2; light, s3.7505 91ie; pigs. sSG3s 80
Offerings OF sheep were well taken al
unchanged prices: common 20 choice sheep.
s3fs4.do; Western range. si445O; common 10
choice lambs. 5; 251g6 40.
Receipts-Cattle. 800; hogs. q. 90. sheep,
1903.
Omaha.
OMAHA. July % -Cattle-Receipts. /, 100
head Market steady. Native beef steers.
81 fptlJ.29. Western steers. 81 40ay4yo: cows
and heifers, S. 4oiI4 40: stockers and feed
erS -. s5n4. 90; calves. A05.N.
Hogs Receipts. 9,to0 head. Market a
shade higher. Heavy. 81. s0el3. 92ls: mixed.
s. Stt3 s2ie; light, s3.soGS-92, bulk OF sales,
S. Sta3, A2iz.
Sheep Receipts. 500 head. Market steady
Fair to choice natives. s3StQ3.6o: fair 10
choice Westerns. SS700440; common and
stock sheep. 50. 25gi4 %. lambs. 81 25as.
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THE BUTLER.

THE BUTLER.
B. A. Seaborg, Portland. Or. Mrs. Il. A.
seaborg. Portland, Or: Miss Smith, Port
Leonard Howarth. Tacoma: w. !, Dunck-
ley. Pe-Ell w. W. Robertson. Chcha.is.
Wash: Charles Copy, Portland. Or: Wal
Schroeder. Port Ludlow; John Richardson.
Port Ludlow: NJ. r. McLarIn, Los Angeles /.
Mr.. and Mrs: Barriek. spokane; Charles
X. Brown and wife, Spokane: NJ. t,reegan,
G. II. Repaer. San Francisco; Miss V. T..
Bradbury. San Francisco: Miss NJ. a.
bradbury. San Francisco; L. NJ Duplns.
Montreal: P. 3. Cornwall, San francisco:
Brce Cornwall. San Francisco: Alfred
Ku,ner and wife. Fresno: w. J. kearney.
Portland; Arthur Oppenheimer, pcrtand:
L. ]. Kramer, Portland; q. NJ. Hathaway.
New York: Peter Torrey. Dawson. VIM
fred Hopkins, Dawson.
THE SEATTLE.
J. A. Therner, Granite Falls: c. F. Hath
away. New York: @, NJ. Hathaway. New
York: h Levers. Reno: r. L. Anderson.
Duluth; A. Il. Jones. Duluth; +. j. calef.
Chicago: r. Hail. Portland: r. C. Asxan.
der, whatcom; John =. Irwin. SPOKANE;
Leo Fride Portland: J. Hammer Jones.
Noakunk +. o. Riley Westminster; Miss
Mead. Wes'ninster; = Drseing ana ana
wife Port Gamble: @ r. Eassou. Spc-
kane: p Jacobson. San Francssco; j. II.
Parker. Rig Lake r. s. Virgins and wife.
Port Gamble; Jack DAILY. Chicago; JACK
Downey. Berklev: w. n. Gorhan. City.
THE RAINIER-GRAND.
Arthur T Conkling. Dawson: r. s. An
Raker City; c. VI. Chambers. Lake Liu6e-
man: w. q. Tihbets. San Francisco -.ew-
man Smith. London: George G. Coleman,
cayo: Rober, Snodgrass Harrisburg, Pa :
RI Young. Middletown. Pa: l. T.. H.
Higgins scotland: Mrs. !. l., 7. Higgins.
ScS.snd S + y ! Wo% W, Sfw g 3 sn as
Baine. Mrs. w. u. Smith. Blaine.
THE NORTHERN.
Ell II. Stein, Philadelphia: Miss Stein.
Philadelphia: f. p. kidde!. Michigan: j.
II. snow. Lafayette, or; " \. Krtsr
McM!nnvilie. Or; c. a. Ordway. New
Yerk X J. P por9 Dew r Y9Ts: y Nv w
EFT, Capt. T. J. Rathburn, Portland: \.
Cleveland. Everett. A ". shafer. Eden
Valley. MINI; W J. Marshall. Livingston.
n sGae ID Benedict. Kan Adoiph wat
sson and wife Snohomsh. j. &, Clinton.
Denver, Chas johnson. Tacoma. A. Be-
man. Tacoma
THE NEW ENGLAND.
Johnson W-Eliarna Port STANLEY. a D.
sheldon Cehehaiis. c. II Davies Dungeon
Tacoma. J c Ryan. San Francisco; Hem
~ Nelson Montana, Peter Craig Mon
tana. Oscar Brown, Dawson. Lake Mar
isch San Francisco. J. + Brooke and fam
is Oska ionaa Ia. j Whittier CIfy:
George Vincent Blus Canyon Geo. II.
Townsend, Chicago. a. J. Reid. Ontario
Or; Z. j. Hyde. Frankiin.
THE DfLLER.
d Carlson Tacoma. John G. FNiest
Gem. Iaaho: Car @. Anderson T}awson,
Thomas Watson, Port Gamble: c H.
Brown Friday Hsrbor II. y Drum Gan
Francisco. Chas RI. Stackp0le Coupeville
o ~ Raocock Clear Lake: Mr. 4 Csfl-
.ar. and children Portland UeFherf Al
ans Portland; y A Ncs;iliA~ Vancouver.
Mrs J.. Fallon ami children Port Angeles:
] : Hogan Stanwoof e " Rofgnds
WhatccrD: Oscar Brackett, Ferry Mont !:
j II. clark, Kent: II. Harper, sn3quaI.
TIE.
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Fi0g--S,es4y. winter wheat patents s.. u
N43. srraights, SACKS, sS-5ssEt5. =: special
brands hard spring patents. s. sss45.
Nhest-No 2 spring. &c. No. spring.
fsfsSsc: No. red. 1ssse
Co-n-No. >. 34ixaa4.ac
Ctsts-Nz "a: No. : white. sic, No.
white. z1Ei1e. $50
Rye-S0. 2 sc
Barlsy-No z 31f-5c.
Flax sesd-No : sc.
TFroeny xsa1-P-lma. :. rS
Mess pork per bib 81 s5G4 -
Lard. Per fs lbs. s. 5e55.z eaz
Short ribs st4ex flaos1I. Ss.sasr5.-5-
D-y-saire5 shoulders fh0gess3, ssa &c.
Short clear sides rooxe61. fis5Gs-o
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. July Z3.-whea, cas-
ter and quite dull. both spot and futures
are lower. at Chicago cash wheat closed
lower, while futures closed az an advance;
no wheat arrived today. Barley very dull
and lower FOR feed. Moderate receipts: no
change III oats Business almost al stand
Still.
Stock quotations were:
Flour--Set cash for family extras. si-sJJ
4I5. bakers extras. 4.frG,s 81
Whsat--Slippsng s. - q - FOR No. l,
and nominal for choice. milling. si-$1Gsi 90.
Bariey-t'Eed. sLiIs1zsl.z 10 brewing nom
inal.
Mlsziz; fancy feed. S. S5g4 I-57la; gray, 81, p
gi.sssa.
Rece5pts- Flour. quarter sacks. l.ssi: bar
ley. cen;als 1 -. beans, sacks. SO, pota-
toss. sacks, 2,3a0; Onions. sacks, 40; mil
dlsHEs, sacks, l2s; ray, toils. 5Z7. wool.
bales. ". hides. number. Az; wine, gallons.
~. $50. andy. 10.
Closing Quotations
Wheat--InactlYe. December, k..Z1I..
Barey-Inactiye. Decemher $..l3iz-
coFn~-I-sTge yellow. Si.i-sfLi@.
Bran~s 81. sEds 81 ~.
Wool and Hops.
wooi-spring Nevada. iV8l4c; eastern
or.scn. l9tl3c: xaliey OREGON ls95lIc;
lambs. "a Tic. mountain, S4fioc; san Joaquin
plains. eusc. Humboldt and Mendocino, Il
Hops-9q1zisc.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Middiings SIS. sV42i-5o: bran.
81 s98ls.51
Hay-wnsat. new crop a7Gfis wheat and
0at sls0lso. bcst barley. slS5eals. alf
aifa. az sGfi4 straw. per bale, IeqS5c.
getables-Yellow onions. aaT15 gar
IL. 2uac. green peas. y ziac: string beans,
3Bac. Bay squash. 4lss4c; green okra. ip4y
e box; esgp.an' 55easi per large box:
chill green peppers bell. s1dIZ
FruitE-straw berries. s.: canfaloupes
&34i5 per box. nutmess. Ng42.J0. peaches,
5.su'iso per box. Bartlett pears $lai y:
p,lans 5. l51c. Mexican lines repack $50
al common California lemons. sl4l5o,
choice California lemons sL5442; bananas.
Sl4@ per bunch: Idneapples. kU25o per
dozen
ls.t@'c. fancy dairy. l'sc: do seconds. IL
ale
Cheese New. sac: Young America. 90
gig Eastern. l20 i5c.
Eggs Store. i31l5c. fancy ranch, l5Gl2oc:
Eastern. TIA isc.
FoUl;ry-Tirkey gob0lers. linl5c: turkey
hens i21 iSc; old ROSTERS ss0450. young
ROSTERS. siJ1i5 small hroilerR S2Gf2. 30,
large hroters. 8 seu3. fryers t3lf359 hens
f"5. Old ducks &g3.5e young ducks s3fp
!. geese s5eusl per pair: gosiings. sl0I25:
oli pigeons, Sl.29l.5o; young pigeons. SIG
i35.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. 81 ST.:
sterling on Iondo~. sight 81 81
Financial.
Silver harB ...,. 5si4 Drafts-S Sight CO.. <
Mex. dolls ..i6i sfl 49,. Telegraph =. . u.
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enc At.o MARKETS


CHICAGO July . Continued dry
W aiher startet Cofn strong Ne4riy ev
sry com mission house on the floor had
buying orders from the country - exc
cute al The opening. wHieh WIS suFci
- start prices at '.91.t advance over he
close yesterday. Heavy operators who
w1uld meet wIth disaster we're causpicU-
ots buyers. II was insisted that the crop
Hes - III that state II affairs pledged tae:r
fortunes rs Wei their word IN support
Of their convictions The shorts took
alarm a0t added their demand % that II
fhr bulls The market heiI atro1g from
b ginning % end. september closing win
a gan 81 lise om he day.
Owing % fhe advance ia corn and crop
dstU g. reported from paksta. wheat had
- tsilHs1 ssnd-2T. September opened a
s-7>c ~ above yesterdays closing figures.
T. made . further advance - 6S'Sc wa.ie
SAN unicr the influence ot the Boom n
corn. but parted company with ne later
at .ha poinf las referred to. The tsni-
e0cy after .h4t " ls reluctantly downward
Indications ~ 4 uluCA freer movement ~
new y meas ths comlus u ~ mad most %
da VITA no heavier feetng THAI super
veRr1- \, pfStnAsT. AFTER ; decline -
a'A- lifN's So. oace more became firm on ne
st'l. move hulash tore ~ corn, che last
b3E hour - tina session. IG!y. however.
wa evidently struck wsth fear az The
growing movement ~ u~w wheat fo-
after bringing 1>1-c early ~ ;he day {
frH ~ - $50 a ne close \ Liverpool
cs3jekfau reported the Rounsnian crop
3smase4 = per cert. bHt another cable
gave AT exet.-i, report - mat cF2V =
ge,n5er gained i&sf2sc ard December ad-
vaH.sd 1sHt4e n ehe gay.
oNiu< 70 the tafavoratle tAreSh!gg re-
! s>sf aavaace. .eavrs - ~nisc w.
NlEar~ psicrS s-r hoEs and tee rise in
c1-n strcus aened provisions. Fork IS i-iac
b saey, lard 5@..- AMI ros -
Wheat NJ. =.
J.'y : q .-,.-...sss -, a.
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v H 8

called on 10 accomplish. II you cannot do
a good days work "Hudyzn'' will enable
ycu to. II you are filed with misery
"Hudyan" will make your life bright ana
well worth living. Do you wonder wheth-
err this is truth or not7 II you do, 10 Il
TOO much trouble 10 ask for absolutely
fee circulars and testimonials. telling
you what has been done. You will get
them at once-quito possibly next day,
They will show YOU the sort OF way In
which 20,cs people speak OF "HudyAn."
Why let your life go farther 10
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THE CoTrON MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS. July 2s-Cottou-May-
ket steady: m!dding. Sac
New York.
NEW YORK. July 3.-Cotton-Market
easy; mIdiling. tl-1Gc.
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter n1arke. was firm. ereauler.eS, I;xI
17lae. 3airies, i2gis
Egxs-Steady; fresh, lie.
Gossse-SIow cream. s4sLc.
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Macnla, The Italian deputy who killed
Sig Cavalotd n 4 duel not long ago. has
hesn ccmpelYa3 - leave italy Ter ,he slrna
beirE a. public opinion "a 81 S,r0nx
sga'0St him Since his De. he wrote an
insulting article r. his paper the ,Sazetta
& NereE.s, ah-0ut Prof Edward Ttvart@.
the playing of whose raiidren in he apart
neft above that occupied By Maco,a dis-
turhe3 ire T@st - the deputy For this
article Re was heavily aned after libel
SUR
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Meats, Provisions and IIsh.

YFesh Meats Uobblegl Cow bvaf. 63g6iqo
sw ID, steer beef. 6'4u,' per IN. mutton,
se.hers. e per III posA - peg lh veal
large Sgdc. veal. small So per "a.
Provisions o0lbiuE) ~fIams. iAfFe 1et3
aaEz, small. lie. breakfast - on. lic. dry
aise sides ii.c
lard QobhlnRl Home made. per ~. siss.
White Star s. Coin Special. Sl4c. lard
compound, tiercgs. 6l.c. Rex. So
Etssa Fist 07bblugf lIaiiaut Sis042s &.
sa.mon. 5'.ei tl.e. saHnon tro8f. }egt.sc,
Founders. SAT-. solcS. l.. rock c4sl e. .
trout, YEA i5c shrimp. les smslt. sEftc.
,1m rod q shad &c oysters. olympia
pSe Fer - *. 8: u, per eal!a9 CLAIMS 81
fT sack. bungeuess crabs, hVe. s. cooked
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BOSTON Ju'v 10 Mining shares:
Ailouez Min. Co $iai Calumet & Hec. ~
hos. & Mon ...24i.l Wolverine -. :. q
Bos. & Butte 49,. Z3ta l'arrott 49,. . rs.
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Sugar 0obblngj -Coiien G, 30 obls, 80.
salrs 4. la bbis. $50 powdered. B.&. dry
g-aaalated. t.tS, spot cash prirez.
Flour. etc. (jonbiugl Patent Excellent.
Nl9 Novelty a, ~ ~. star ttaksfsF :. So
Cai.faru!a bEands. 500. corn meal. yellow.
80 per 80 .hs. i0-ib sacks corn nlesi,
waile, s.5s paT 10 lbs. la-lb sacks. buck
wheat hour. pure. $50 per ip lbs. iG-.b
SACKS. cracked wheat. g. - per !0si lbs, lG-lb
saEks faysas. 80 per 10 rs ~ 10 sacks
ress.cut oai meal. $50 per 10" lbs. i0-lh
sacks. graham -four. 9@.o9 pr It's lies, Ie-lb
SACKS wAoie wheat fiaBf. s.. L. per iU9 lbs,
Illh sacks rye meal. s.. - per llr} .ns. lo-lb
sacks. rye Hour. s.. 81 pF lFi lbs lolD sa is
III per 80 lbs. lp-lb SACKS. split peas.
49, per los lbs 2s-ih boxes. pear barley.
80 per 10 los. 23-ib boxes. pearl barley,
~ per 100 lbs, in sacks rolled wheat,
Esl per Is iEs. In sacks wheat fakes, & q
ysf y It's. in cases. wheat fakes E.. - per
case Of o. 9Th pkxs fancy rolled oats. s.. -
sss east ~ - 2-ib pkGs fancy rolled oats.
Ek per bale. In Glib sacks. corn meal, yell
~. j. . PER bhi. ia 5t-.N sacks. corn meal,
waste, $50 per hhi. in 5o-lh sacks. buck
sacks, cracked wheat, 5, 4" per biol. IN Ssih
n1ks. stesi-cut oat meal s. 80 per Dbl in
kssa sacks. graham flout hsi per hhi. iu
ss5 SICK. whole WHEAT -four. s. - per
W A-lb sacks. ne meal. sifsI per bhl.
Il &la sacks, T1e -four. 81 =. lcl Dbl goa
rA E.9 per btu. IN 5o-lb sacks. fancy
RID Eats. is0 tbs ret, hhls ti$5. fancy
rassA eass, ao-lh sacks. sAsn. fancy rol!eu
go Fet case, "a.
tstsc Go0hlnsl ~ C;rosn-M Mocha. Ser Ib.
asee. pes 10. Iic i;9asl.d Arbuekle's
@-lb Cases. per cw' slii5, Gs-.b cases.
w cat s!i r.. Sol, eascs. ~ st. $l13,.
Iva. 5o-lh Tins. per H., 81: sack slc. Alden
e ground Office. lGg3c. Lion lss. $iil5,
Ga 81 =, Sos sif a.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET,

W'i1sat-Narket nominal: export No.
club. Sscs No ] nlusstsTn, CSC. Mli!.ns
wheat. No. ] club, &c: No. ! bsuesser1. Sc
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FOR WaiIa Walla and all points on
Washington & Columbia River railroad
take the Northern Pacific. Train leaves
Seattle daily al r. III. Through car ser
vice 10 Walla Walia.
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l|STOF ADvERI|S[DlEIIERS.

Letters directed 10 the so.lovsrg-rsrn%i
persons remained unca.lea so- al the gem
era delivery OF the Seattle pcssofs.es On
Saturday. July =. lsss
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, July 1.-wheat-Sonnlna
sSI6ic.
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VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans. with To-
nato Sauce. Original and best.