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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
4 CHAPEL IN 4 COAL NINE.

From The London Leader.
Few places Of worship in the country have
more interest than the Miners Sanctuary in the
Myndd NeWyyd (New MOuntain) Colliery near
Swansea. Situated 80 feet below the surface
of the earth with four long rows Of pbwood 10
sustain the roof. a rude desk on large lump
of coal for 4 pulpit. and a series of rough hewn
blanks as 'peWs' il is indeed the strangest OF
the many strange bethels in wild Wales.
Every Monday morning without break for
nfty-four years the golfers have crowded into
the novel apartment to ask the blessing OF
Providence upon the weeks work
To the eldest miner present the conduct OF the
service is customarily ntrusted. but properly
ordained divines have not nfrequently descend
ed into the mine before the Mondays turn" has
commenced and the whtewashcd walls OF the
little chapel have resounded with that Celtic
fervor which Welshmen speak OF as the hywl
(Which no rrevercnt Saxon should pronounce
how'd.
one motto there is painted near the pulpit:
"Os nos heb ddim mid nos heb Dduw dey
ruasa lau wadnaW Mynydd Curiog." Freely
interpreted that is IF it is night without stars.
il is not night without God. for H. reigneth
under the foundations of the mountain
Whether it be ascrbed to good luck. TO good
management or the responsive protection OF
Providence. it is "a fact that for the last half
century Mynydd Newydd Coery has been
singularly free from serious accidents.
The colliery is owned by Mrssrs Vivian &
Sons and the late Lord Swansea did much TO
encourage the devotional exercises in the pit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
A GREAT STAMP COLLECTION.

London correspondence Of The Birmingham
Post.
Phatests will be interested TO learn that the
great TAPPING collection OF postage stamps I'm the
British Museum is now nearly all arranged in
systematic order and will soon be available for
purposes Of comparison and study. Mr.. +. D..
Bacon, who has been engaged in the work for
the last four years. has carefully annotated
every issue with the name of the printer and
designer and the date OF issue. The collection
is preserved In a very strong iron chest in one OF
the rooms of the National Library, but when
it's ARRANGEMENT is finished it is probable that
some device may be adopted so that those who
wish to consult it can do so without having &C
cess to the stamps Several suggestions TO this
end have been made, and experiments are being
tried with view to adopting the most salts
factory method Of giving the public the required
facilities while protecting the stamps from being
handled and the deteriorating effect Of light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
4 MODERN BLOPEMENT.

From The Chicago Tribune.
The agitated girl looked back through the
cloud OF dust that rose in their
"Algernon," she exclaimed in terror pap is
pursuing US"
Let him pursue" chucked Algernon. The
last thing did before started TO slip
out and change bis storage battery. It's only
got about one more mile in II, and then VII
stop dead
And even as Algernon spake these words his
automobile drew away from the pursuos, wAtle
from the Tagging machine far " the rNar came
family to the ear ho~rse cries Of inpotsnt rAge
from the hafed parent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

suspend similarly every night in her own rson.
You may imagine whaH . singular spectacle"
the room presents" II only you could have
seen what saw then Near the bed burned q
night light, and the shadows Of the bsd-ourtains
and the garments hung on their lines ghded
over the walls in way that was more than
ghostly
To me, coming from my dark room, Mrs. Han
nibal appeared brightly Illuminated She lay
back on her pillow, fighting for breath, more
emaciated than any one / ever saw. Tne
shadows of her wrinkles made her seem even
more wrnkled than she was. AS entered
II am dyngr she gasped. Il know the symp-
toms Go and fetch my nephew. l must oao
farewell to him In private. Then call the ser
wants Go at oncer She gathered strength II
seemed Her air became one Of calm impassive-
ness Nothing can save me. l feel It; have
but a few minutes"
Oh the endessness Of the long corridors
rushed through! When my candle blew out
could do no more than feel my way. l told you
before that there was snug room in the
house but should have excepted the one that
Eustace Hannibal monopozes for smoking
room How | should like to have 1t for my
ownl | flung the door open, and almost
shouted. Your aunt is dying. Come at once!
lie looked up with a frown. "Confound IT.!
he said; why couldn't she choose some other
time. I'm just at the only page worth reading
I'll come in minute, tell her
You brute" | said-one gets excited at such
times. II heard what you said to Mrs. Quigly
/ believe you've poisoned her."
My dear Miss Sinnett," he began, with a
smile | cut him short
Il shall call the servants at once to bear wit
ness to-to"- | had grown incoherent, and |
fled to call Mrs. Quigly and the servants
When | again reached Mrs. Hannbals room
she was talking to Mrs. Quigly, and dying fast
"Quigly." she said. get my will. II Mr.
Eustace is not here in three minutes shall cut
him out Of it."
Really. Mrs Hannibal | shall do nothing OF
the sort" Mrs Quigly said with placid efront-
cry You will only repent Of it."
don't know what | did after that l re-
member calling Mrs. Quigly an abandoned
woman" and writing some stately sounding
words to Mrs Hannibals dictation BY the time
she had arrived at an item" that gave ana De
nueatbed 10 me the sum Of $1,000 I had col
ected my thoughts enough to observe that 'here
were several people in the room TWO OF 'he
servants witnessed the cOdicil that | had pro-
duced
One Of them afterward grew mutinous
II call il disgraceful," she said thought her
words were aimed at my legacy, and felt my
flesh actually creep with modification Mrs
Hannibal was dying. with hideous gasps ana
commissions OF her whole body-"to call US out OF
our warm beds on night like this"
my God" said. Are you all fends, to be-
have like this to a dying woman?
MY dear Miss Snnett." said Eustace Han
nibal behind me- its humating to have to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-29

To-day vas sss q III h..isss asys scs soas szns
IN The iosai naThst Last vssk nsrrhszts vWe
complaining q laet q bussnsa Many were troohasd
sss IA q ss< (. s "a ), n -. : sa: =: =
heyess tsn 10 The fsc4 thas the nsrhets were VIZ
pssfiy sprRed uttA ifsss A. 90 sAanp : bay-
81 wanted: tAsssssss thsy pass1rsd y sAis u-sA
rsssesd.Js sse.nsr bsossAs laus eOaGsn.set
II fruit fssn California. and today shs nssschanks
naslahly ffee freA dtsass asd shs fruit i.spesscs
condeMBed oAiy . veFy fsw cases a ffNxA The
hsiaht .sasAss also hsipsd on The abs eonssdsr.
4 ss,szr Ia the prize q saan fruits. sseA -
peAches- peafs AID Grsp<s. y oosed m Wy socn
s =, A nss s s ss: n nn ssS a 81 sSp
with tie iitsie sesivs ssa6 Which i q AL. vii
hare teesescs 70 rsdsss u Drscs PAID for Caii-
BlsehSsTris wsss nshs today. Nth fair demand
1os them 1hey brought from $.N to SIN Grapes
are Iosef. bringing Iron - 70 Nn. according 70
Pi.ss ~. sosns q asssr. with only nj. g.
nAnd A fss nasas@ ere q ~ nssAst. hssls
Pears are moving wsn Easksm Wsahaugsaa pears
ss bstps received IN bstsn shaps this VEGA. and
IA us sshausS a.s, ans B.1t.sss sr.asss ' 81 e
fomiA csswfsvds hroaght about sc. wkils natives
esr q ssn.a.s cane IN sht. popsns 1ns .Aip-
ntut sas IN fairly coed condition Tor this tina Of
ye.s Thsy sid for t0saA
she sEpiy i very ArsA Other vegetables srs not
ssaiine vssy wen. tn pstca hsdng about IL same
Battsf. eggs and pouissy eontinss It sssurdays
prissss nth NO change u the stats q the markst
The grAin raasket Is booking up. Grain dealers
predict that new gram vii come IL Ssy s.p sn
the weather holds good Some new wheat came
tn the other day Oats and basiey are still litsis
scarce, And dsalsn sre waiting tos new arrivals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-29

Have you heard ~ the 49, ssxsopnnst-
drummer said y Louisville sr~~~sfnw
man. an he tosned ne xrssp IN f-ous ~ %.
of the hosels Iast night We Wen rs
great sehsme Yoa .~e tina trusts have
male hrssns absolutely ss~fe>s IN sbs ssss-
ness. and whsn y merchant has m boy nc
ore place or 80 without an IDIOT can snhs
his order tust ss we'll ~ . man % xssun-
riar intelligence nke nys~If ~ 70 cxs<
Down expresses some xantsS has xnrt~n 40
this sa.omason- n - mads % pspx~r%
naache. ard represents y drummer sdtftn1
On q sample trunk.
The whole thing 10 about ~sxns srsn~~
hixs. and 10 bored I'D ant ssnr To ne -
tai merchants uF express. WHEN NJ
rixss the business man s~rs ?. On ass dexm
touches spring. which rei~zs~s n reoea-
graphic eylinz~r inside skse Frsznx. anu1 sA~
drummer begins 20 salh rss<s1 Gzy So
he says The fnfiowGnx arr CUR izsx grzaun
on 80 and Sd and with snaf ths narnsm,
reels 90 the latest aucssftorS - vnas~w~v
trust = sapp<Ds 20 represent AZ rne a<n~
~r ~r6 - sse trunk - a Enie ~nnn~r-fnw
with a rerssxinx cylinder. ard tn> n,<r-
chant speaks hls orfsr into - -rnann
seu. says tire MAMMA vn~n ~ s~es
throGxa. T viii now Tell ys9 100 ennzse
s,nrsss and ssng y5u = seseexzen from To-
LATEST opera
--Is the merchant Soswnfs care sor srnx
part % <. al ne has 80 10 ~ - surn .
switch Ts.~n IN returns ira Rn.ors~rnn rp
rs bon AMI ~x7rsz~r* Z haca - ne nsszss
G. . q There fn~ srrter r~worss 10 -z<~m
out. ssssh s1e ossf n ar .n- mar an&
ssnr "a aszasn@r ex~t1rnsr. ia . UoGzsef-
fsi seyire. and So a*xanrsx~~ over . sIss
fr1arssr ara sno numerous - na~rEs1n ~
9oesn'r szs anysni5x. "a 49, h1:ei ozzzz.
. runs g2 no exp@uss zecg1zx snsf ns1sw
f-sBs Ga 10 s9xz~ rn~w 1xzsn. snz1m
- tas @s1szwruozzs zsxznx % rzz.russx ezxex<
senk 20 SO tE@ fa1 Snau rs~~ ssxrmK
satarns-sc ~s<~-u&z ssu -~zn -ssry 90 ~
y1a sssxews cut x s1e 1ux nwxa ~--NwW
ors@zns Tn<~-D~rnor-ax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-29

Sugar. Flour anA Coaee.

Jobbine quotations yesterday were ~ follow:
Sugar Golden c, ~ bba. A66c: Extra g, In bhaa.
s.s; powdered. SIS; dU sranslated. AK; cub.
Flour: ete--PAfsnt Ersl,snt. $40: Novelty 4.
AIS: Star. baksn'. q -: California brands. ~ s:
corn meal. yellow, 81 IS - n. In 1o-b sachs:
ccrn neal, white. - esr IL ~. In Nm sacks:
esckwhsat dosu. pure. So per - IN. In - sarlp:
cracked wheat. e. 8 pef 10 d. in lAn sHcas:
farina SIS Der 100 d. In lob sacis: fsriua g
per M na. In p sAc1s; stss1 cus oatmeal. g. =
- - -. IN nd secks. gfahsm Acur n - m
l@ 6s. IN TO- sacks: whole wheat -four. 81 S pef
iW ns, In 10 sacks re meal - 10 per 100 na.
IN 10 n sa1ks: RE 4our. = . per leo D.. IN len
sacks: split peas. ~ b sachs. 8: spltt peas s. 81
per 100 d. In 1-D boxes: pean barley. a. Is Ter
100 hs. In sacks; wheat fakes. fs-n boxes, q Is:
wheat fakes. $50 Der case Of Is I'm pkes fancy
rolled oats - rs bale. IN 70 sacks; corn meal
yellow. $50 per bill. In SOL sacks: corn meal.
white. s. Der bill, In so-n sacks: buckwheat Aour.
purs. 81 D pef hel invse.n sartr. 'craeAeA wheat
= pst b9i in n.n sAcks; steel .svt ostmsAi. a 50
PER nh. ~ - b sAtks: ftfAham hosr q - per bhl.
- - b saciss- whole wheat nour, 8 OF bbl IN
20 b sacks. rye meal c.7s per bbl IN so.n aarks:
rye donr. a Der Dbl: fancy rollad oats lA-n Mt
hhls 3d. fanny rolled oats. aon sacks, NSs; fancy
rolled oats. uef case, 81
Conee-j Green Mocha, pcr h, s9a3Ic; lava. p<Y
.. staAc: Costa Riea. choice per b. HGisr
Roasted -Arbuekies, In 100 b cases. per ewt yi2 q:
6M cases. per cwt. Is; S.m cases. per cwt
Sl2 4s lara 5e.h tins rer Ih Csc: sacks sc: Aden
Mocha. Tic; Csrncsls xsr: Guatemala &c. ground
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-29

The following prices are being offered 10 the pro-
eacsf b. the local dealers for delivery In round los
"a the dock and in the ct Seattle.
Grain Oats. s.; barley. ug.50: wheat, ehicisn
iced. So: bran. N3; shorts, SIS
Hay, Puget soasd, tse1: Eastern Washington
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. &c.
kreah ranch iASlJc; creamery. z292ic.
Poultry Chickens. live. lie: sprfng. $Aa35o don
turkeys. nc; geese. toe; dueKs. Ht4450 doz-
Live stock-Choics beef cattle COWS, a@a3r
steers. lstsSc choice sheep. Asc: good hogs. live
small, &c: calves. live large. &c; SMALL C.
Hides. pelts and wool Heavy sound sAited stees.
over 20 Ms Sc medium. sound. per b. Sc: light.
sound under IS ns, lie: COWS. sound, all weight
ftc: sass. buiis ard oxen stss3c: ssited kips ~
calves pef b. e6c; hides. lie tess than saited
dry hida., Der b, i2tc: dry calls 0ns-tAird Len
summer deer. per b, 2d1c: winter der. dry. lses
nr papefy deer. a6i5c: dry sak. A91oe: green eik.
Se5c; shecp peltA scaSlD; ahssritpO 1sesz5c
Eastern Washington wool. oc: Wsstesn Washington
wool. IL: dirty o. timber burned. uc: tallew, y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-29
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


BreadstuRs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug a-wheat Steady.
DO =. and o1 ean.
Barley-Qu,et in SPOT and steady on call
oats-steady for red: others weak
Spot quotations were.
Wheat~sh,rpsng. No. l. ncsa: choke. sln: mul-
barley Food, 7ssasssc; brewing sassse
Oats-Elack for seed. sVessi: red. Sla6ali4.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks % 100. wheat. esntals asss:
do Oregon. il.7s2 barley. centaix A.sis: osfs
tails. rs. beans sacks 80 corn ceutais 60: 20
tafees sacks a7s6: onions sachs io. hsan sacks.
s.s5. nsidalings sacks 1lse; hay. tcas. Iss: wool
bales. IS: hidcs. rs; uuicksiver. TASKS. IS; wina.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Milisiaifs- Middlngs. si7aisS bran. sisals
Hay~wheas. 81 sese =: whes. ard cat. u as
Z; compressed wheat. p oss: straw. Per bale ne
Potatoes ~Eari- Rass ssas~; Salinas rnrbanhs.
81 Ssai s.: OREGON Busoanks. s5tfsr
Vegetables Silver skin Unions. 10. GRIFFITH
hers. Bs15e esrIie. 3s5tc: green peas ltdar:
string ssan. isssr per ID: bay .as.ss: sssse bon:
ckrs. Ssssac; Cali green peppers. Asssc.
aTr: csnsa,oape. scsrse: nutmess sssar per rr...:
resess.. 9 s'1ss pe.r~ n..sls.. ,lsi ,auns
esssr; lemons cosnmnn California T5rsa9l So ehxsa>
sssoas bananas. NNss1 bunch: pineappses. 81
ga ~ sioxen.
Ru.,er-Fancy creamery. -a.c: Do seconis, .ss
r.: fsnev dairy. yssase: 40 seconds fses4sr
Sheese-New. 5aa.f5r: YONG Arrriean mSsftie.
Eastern. lsal4c; Western. i2t4Is
Egz.-ssew fsasse; fancy ranch. a3sr: East
era. frse.r
Poultry Turkey eoAtlerv lzrIte n: tsrasy RON.
lasi&e old rrrters. 81 Tsas srrnx re~s~rs u sss
So mail hroslsrs. 81 saas isrs~ broisevs ssss So
fryer. SssA IS hers 81 n9s 50. ssa fart. sras 90
rnssrg nrts stss: sas~e 81 10 30 rs5r. erxit.<.
81 sses; old rissoss. Asaziss
Wool and Hops.
wosi ~srrinr yevsd. isaisc. Eass~rr o.~srn
issise rsiies fsrrrnn. iTssss. fan NORTHERN ,uauu
fafn lambs. sysisc: rnonrtasa is-nh. sxtar. s,r
Joaquin Plains. sesse: Humboldt and Msndortap. =
sftS
Hars~rror fse rnussnaf
C1osiag Qsotatf0ao.
CsN fnsrf ~-iss-
wheat-sssats; pecssuhsr. 81 lis: Mag. HM
Rsfiey Steady. sz5s.
Corn-Iasrs yeiin~. 81 Hss7f 81.
sterling Exchange.
Sterling ingesoa. % dxvx aa. sss~ssu. -
London. sixhs. siEs
Financial.
wexcsr eoss .--fsrfss fssssss Telegraph :. :. III
uraffs~sssht s--. n
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Hiaisg stacks.
NEW YORK markets.


NEW YORK. nag E-TAs~s q Eszsed ssn.
tag eg ~ interest," sn gsslessd sfses rasxs snzn.
tAssa VIA .ss rrs-Nisas isss -s<s tn,<ress sAss-
"a sxsc TIE sESsxrsrfsi sT~stzEt5ss. ssa rzrrk~r a
fH~se szSr esszfsa ~ ta an tTrtxzax7 rssEnes re
x~~s~ss ELxf wxxfxsstrS-5 ~sth 4s~xsaf1s !.
ssssss s1-~y ia eza ~anry 81 80 As<f sax< rxr-s~s
z-zrrs wssA fee szx~r=sens a srsaxzk kszss s.zs
r4xess xvi Iss tss Rssl ksrts4sax .arxens<zs "a
<a.vrsx~ ~ sAe-s suss - sh> ss><sslxsez ssf 80
cfwezsss rxsssoa3 sc1n snss - sSp tessk In SaAa
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A sstza. ss4Ssssax - ts~ .s,~ss-~ 6~z.rs-u-.x go
xsssz.1a - axss fsasnre - tA< s.f su<zlzr r.
etss- -~xsts w<-x znaxs.zx zus<x w<<s.<s- a.
sssx5te<x ssrsr-zs> 10 9sasxzsczs s<n s&s Sxrs-vx
r-sv-~nx fxse szss s~ea Ths awe sasA s-uxn -
z~ss sns sszssf sa<<ksrs>f nesksnz - = .fi-.z-
fxxtnx nsszTe ~ szFrr~ - -sFse~ AZ - <ssss
sssszss< ~ - y III sed 50 sss-s zsk< ~-rx~-
usxAAzs-< Al 50 - tn s~-s sas~e ~sss r. = -
49, 81 y sskef. te.a ezss<. wa D . - -
40 ssAse. Ee1z9 . Shnds eswx. II - -
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Aug. cs.-Thers wAa hat little
change In the local wheat MARKET today Walia
WaIIa can be boneht ~ &c for new vfeat and
Sc for old. Offerings very light Valley IL
easy Il about 59ds0e; biuestem. SIC. Floar Il
HIGHER hefpxts frum the interior In regard the
crop damage while ssAll conflicting. are much
moro favorable. and In . great many sections the
loss In winter wheat will be made up by the ina
proved condition q latesovn spring grain. which
utilized all a the moisture 70 advantage. In tire
Willamette valley there II considerable hieachesl
wheat and some has sproufcd. but with careful
handling and further damage II IL estimated
that ct least - per cent. q the crop will be
saved. sone At Il possi..y In inferior condition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-29

Ftsss~- Rsefpts n.azs ssyr-&s: ersa~zs EJr sx-N
rs. YAK ard iAsrtsss. via ss.rias s~f-n:s s<k
Ia t=F<fs fsvax
whsst-gsrrsFss. - - snzhss.s sxs4<-s. n -
tssss<ss sssx wrss. No sd - q ss~s
sr~S NJ <seShsfn fsnssza. -ssr q b asksxs =
Arse 80. No ] Axrss Tszsats. q arrive. "a
rad. sk sv~ascs fstsszxs~ of~ss~E arxs A. r. "A
rzne. "a AsxAer es2i-zl fSe esnz< ~ss ess~ Is
sEsss - esSs~< rSUp~s ~ bsse t~xssr~ wsr
ssc- sida--s &1r- S-r<srh~y esa~~f 49, p-<euh~r
2 %t@~es sA. s1as<s =
Ha5s-siHsst
Hstes- -t<B3y
H1x-4sxxssE
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TIE f0flawtn< sssss-sBt - she visible szrs-1v a
rrssa "a ssass s1t asass Saturday Azzsz-.s n ~
essnrssed BY the Ssv YoxA Psa<41ne Exrhxnx~ =
a. frSksxss
Wh~ss a so nc t~shsss dez-~&~e ~ 80 hzs-.~sx
CarD- sTe ne ssssa-az sgcrsss~. 81 ~ ss~spess
Oats - 20 hxssA<f.. tarxsAss. sNEss As.ss.s.<
kT~ 50 9s hashs&s. dezrxase. ne a-ssass.
BAxisS- q. 90 hnzhslk. tsersase. z &c sz4sueax
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AZ. AUGUST =, 1899.
.ass. Mo&: In. -. p1x: - u:S: -.
oseeess CAssse. nggs 49, psueesy.
Buftss-RancA, rislse: fancy dairy. = ss.rss.
80: Warrington ereanezisA In snd - prinxss
Chssse-xatiss wa~Aiassom. izeue; Easea.. -
- css<ena. go -
ConA Aan<y -cAlisssnas euaA il9g1le: snsansa
f.issy-Iav. eAseAvn.. II: Nv sma.~ -:
49, ~ ?. -. II; Essss. 49, -
fancy. safs .nei'. ~; alna.ds. No : ": peaaasa
ac; psecun. 4 p~ d
Hay. Oxuan 49, vosA.
Hay-rssss ss..a- .. - RS: E.sasa W.A-
hEt0a tlnothy. Sia: alfalfa. As8A
o. -. =
Cm-whssa. sRo: oa<nsd. -: ~ - ~
WAsss-r.ed. a: osa e.as NJ. -: .6snsasa.
daaFy. chcgpsd nd. ~
Meats, Provis1ons and Fish.
Fresh meats-Cow beef & per \, Steer besl d
pes b; mutton setAss. Sc pr =; port. ~ pr ,:
s..s S.sos. u: dry ..is.a "a e.
ca. s,s., sai ..s r. -. !. sss s: s e. ~ 81
-: Pa Go; =; VIVID nAss. =.
rss s &c: ss. :s, i..'ss md ' ,s:s
ssri.ss. x: sAs1. sssr: s.ss. 49,: sssrias. =
q; as ::.i.: si.s; 4 - ..ss: 6sasss-. es.s..
Vegetables.
Potatoes. Sis@D per ton; sweet potatoes. -
&c pr =: sesss. an PEI ssck: ealrosa. Sc per
: ssss: essssSs..r. e - da: psss. = p. 5:
s ss:s ~ Is: e., . s. ~ ss. ,. sssSss
&c de-; to@.,os. ssesss: ~,x beans. -, 8; strins
sss: .a..s, sas' nsfn pss q. CON- s 's'
0reea Fyust-orangss. Metites.ssas swss4s. aS
es: fzney yaisrsciAs. 80 lenons. S sesA .cscsd-
S benz SC: Y.lin. ps.sss: Ssssr: c.nssra..
Crawfords. Ts@ssc; plums. G97se: EapsA 0r1sl Ne
ps1 cr.ss s' .ss ' sa sa..issYs
s. saaL's dox
Lumber and Building Materials.
merchanfahle Ar. ssas No. cedar, 49,: cSmnsor
Ger y ssss; spruce 'os'. ~; esd.r shiasis bolts.
Iumisr-rr. rough. pN: shirk Aaa.A. surfaced
:, ~. . Z and sp.s;. 'sss ss., .s ssS
per extra. Tioo.ns Dressed and .ssssra a' 81, 4
FINCH. slsala Fencing No e eineh finish. y:
no 2 p: v or shsnnea rasfie or drop siding
.s'sss 900 sous We s ff and nd
SIS. NiaIa Boz boards: ls.insa ana %: 81.
ws.hinstss red g. cedar d s,.s e'. .;,; s ss,..
Nos / and J. iinch. ina Ms: Nus. l. Z and 5
kinch. 80 ns, $i3sG: wainscetins. $Indls: rastic
ss =. '1.nss' .,S e. !: 81, .s.a'.rs sh ,
ss@as; cedar squares. !. .. and 70 isss seAte1:
s es ss z .fs.sss fssf n'; I: a.
Ia LIN. oossins,-Reshe H.rba. Ne: s.. jean.
Plaster Gohsins, Golden Gate. per hbi, Nz
Plaster hair tobbine,- washed. slp pse sack:
sswashed. slD pr sack
y p =
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wheas-Ezpcrs. No einb: SIC: No. bsuesssm.
~; milling. No club. &c: No biaesten. C..
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
eoss asusss. Club a as: siasstem. ese.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Aug; as-TheS wM hat little
change In the local wheat marhet today. waIla
warLa can Be bcueht II SC for new vfrat and
Sc for old Offerings are very light Valley Is
higher Rerrsts frum the interior in regard TO the
crop damage. while ssali comforting. are mneh
moss favorable. and IN Z great many sections the
proved condition u latesoun spring grain, which
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The e1c<1se - sAe na<see a1- su1 - nzjrs1y
e s<aD1nrd ssorks shcw zss sesseA
An in4ncresA3 fnrtnT - the hre1tax1no - arzoe-
TAI 49, aad se4euaak3eo - remsuu1 szxsDky
OVER IL Dnnsy nar1sx esflsek- <anss4 - SanM~
dzyS D.m1 ssosmgut Gan nswsg wD 0Ezse sfzf7y
Aszd - p<x ewnx an ~. xsd vzs M.s1a ss~vs
that - tAe ~ hsux ppadA4 - w<snus nan1ya-
iaxsaa. 6ns the fsex ~Esass tase tAs prssrux -
aaee At snrrass reserves II ~ Nee Vera cscaEsag
hcess hanAu hr<ps he tnanra&l wu<s4 sreais -
axvgG m - GUsw1ue uNDQ 49, II aznh
rsneessiocs II ssuss,<zee sAnx tAe Wes< Is kHuU<x
prust1Nd wftA fmxs Annnre H. ceU1ng acp
0ss<Dezt vs<hcsx cxS1lRo <xw f0E1 % ~ NJ
taxx4bR ssn1 - faee - - enN16s3cs - - sNn1
eaEn Neither a9s tn sEwcstSpa tAsa - heEAi
eu1pnHieS Anse lWB< xvnI3abee eHxA ss3cA n na<
agzWs - ema1ng hpuW hannnn9 r1wuA n,uho1BA
both ~ sA<se ex,1ansxsezs hare undpokeeA fsRvA
The fzSiag - kcn1m arxesne- u11<A - ~
81 - sustain sone stxr0 sSrezxsy. WA mSsaslt
There v>re ucvxrf asessD<cfs e supcrtsncs tn<Ax
u the fakncco stoeAs Manhattan. N<erepc&zs1ns
Sugar. - ssuU - ~ lxun nsA ~ups sern she
latter ms<3w the annnpare e . Aecon.uebsn a 4se
dissssnd oa Repanaie Ssesi preterssa 81 y eeak
called anArs<rsy. Aacsscsn Exrxes jumped D
potats cver SATURDAYS 2<rs
IN The osher hand sh<ss . ueakce~ N N
eersn1tsuae rsrsz- CnoprSto Fasi npDcktya Hsazs1<
TeuRsssee coai aad sssess1 ssb0 sp<4aasips In -
Fas1way list the eniy xtaehs 70 sAcw aas mArsRsa
denssnd wezO SpaeAe<n Da6sUaS ysx1suet and Knr
sas Texas pssferr~d.
nWs v.s ~ DsasAss fsuxuss IN - h~na unr-
hpt Yotai saiss. ~ -, - Cntted STATES suus aa-
v2ncsd in the h(d srfcs.
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Naey % eaiI STEADY - zHS5 per s<~s I'D isss..
pr uonk pwiue mascanss3< paper. us Sxs e~uA
aeTllnG exehAngs sses9y. With s<fsaf boSan<ss m
hAnkers hills H.so5s4 - fw d<nand snA A11GHs
Asst ser stxsy dAys, posted szseal ~ ~ - ~.
ernn<vriAl A1lis. M&k s51sex cet<<nrnss~. O1or.
bar si3ves. - 49,, Msx1rnn siuxlass. - ssesesn~
uEnx besHa inn<ssss ssass boalA snarstvs. nissuna
bnndAI stpunG
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Whea4-Expcrt No I einb. SIC; No. I bsuesteu
~: milling. NO ! club. &c: No. biuestea. &c.
q = y
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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TACOMA, Aug 1-The week opened with
wheat inactive and prices steady ct last weeks
s1nsine figures. Club, sly: biuestem. 0ic-
- - q