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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
PRICE.
Battle 81 ssn'iaFo''- showers Insure Pine
Isar, In Eastern Utah.

Special Correspondence.
Price. Utah. July f.-By special re-
quest the war drama. "rhe BATTLE Ot
Santiago" was repeated at Town Han
last ulgth. FOR the benefit Of the Price
ward sunday school by tho home dra-
matte company, assisted by the Hutch
lnsous. late uf the salt Lake Tnrater.
The play was first rendered on Friday
night last and there was "a packed
house out 20 witness u. Ia addition 10
being good actors and directors OF
theatrical events, the Hutchinson
brothers are exceptionally Tine scenic
artists and have painted number Of
good pieces Tor the stage aud thorough
~ rcdccoruttd and uVcrhnulcd the
house. which IL now one o. the best
appointed opera houses along the RIO
Graudc railroad, with seating ca
pacity OF 500.
Willis T. Benrdslcy has sold out the
eating house system Of the RIO drande
Western 60 Mr. Russell, who has as
stunned charge and will hereafter con-
duct the same. The dining room nt
Helper will be open lu the future FOR
railroad employees, trains no longer
stopping there Tor meals since the nd
vent OF the dining car system. The
lunch counter az Helper and Thistle
Junction viii Doe enlarged ana q better
service arranged. Whvrc trains have
heretofore stopped twenty minutes for
meals there VIII hcncDforth be- "a stop u
hut ten minutes. Mr. Bgarlslcy goes
20 Colorado.
BENtFICENT RAINS.
Good rains have fallen throughout
Castle Valley the past week. ana all
though tho showers have been light.
they have been frequent and good crops
ull along the line viii be- the result.
The outlook Tor bountlful harvest
throughout eastern Utah at this time
was never better.
Mrs. j. c. Bcrglund. who has been nj
! the point Of death Tor "a week or ten
! days, lH much improved and hopes Tor
/ her recovery are now bright. The In
| FAINT child " ~. w. Millburn Is also
considered beyond the danger point
/ after a severe spell Of scarlet fever.
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OF Stockholders q thg star Consolidated
Mining 90.

Mining 90.
Notice = hereby glTrn that q meeting n
tho ~tgHkhodrrs n thu star Consolidated
Mining company wli BE- held uu safuf.
day tho sth DAY n July i.n ~ the hour
Of : o'clock D. m. IN consider business n
Importance 90 sald stncl holders said mcnt-
ing Will BE- bold AZ The ONCE ~ sald company,
No. "a ". second south street. salt Lake tliy,
Utah. Al stockholders ars earnestly ~
Qucstod 10 o. present
GE6. y LAwRE,,CE SECRETARY.
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pAROWAN.
Peculiar Baptism -- The Ola folks Made
Happy with ~ banquet

Special Correspondence.
purownu, June oo.-Tho prrHbytori-
ans. under the direction Of NCy Dr..
Wlshurd. have been holding forth here
IN a large tent OF their own Tor the
last week or more. AZ first tho attend.
nucc Of our young people was worry
large. filling their tent nightly but
luttnrly the attendance was very ma
tCrlally losHunod Some time during
last week notice was given by Dr..
WlHharl that "a Christian lady desired
10 have her child baptized HptinklclD
md that % would be- attended Co next
sunday forenoon. This drew very
large company 90 the tent, nearly aE N
whom had never seen baptism admin
iaterod In this way before.
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EINNAAi correspondence
Logan July "a very quiet Fourth
was spent IN Logan, the town
was deserted and the only at
traction was ut the Park OUT
side Logan City where an exceptionally
good game OF baseball was played.
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NIHl0l ShO[I line RlILlli.


I'M Card rs rrrTrr fryr Cd ian
AUtttNT
~ o. offsr. C1IHHHl. Urara ~ Taais
htnsaf t'y aH1 Denver ......... at1a "a.
ifun ufisH Fortified Hp1l tae. nnits
he ana San rfaHTIt.4 so In.
M hIfHi -HHrsia. Provo inter.
,n,i.,.. r1.gis .....,'. 10y ...... os. M.
Iiomo rlsa. Ch'rHat ~ IHiis. NO..
d. ~. O. .h' ani Dsay'l ri. zoo. e., D. u.
minaH tf0o. IN
nm raus M-slf add intermediates
Ioiai....,. ...,....,,. 6Jop m.
l0 f.t. Lac. usifham rian
.a.r. lnis ... otlr m.
nm ugis1, uHHa Rs1 Francisco and
.uffHHaiIa.s roH'. 800 100. m
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joins Nilsson, n painter residing IN
Richmond, nlcd suit for divorce from
his wife Maria G.. Nilsson, on the
ground Of dcaortlon. Tho couple were
married twenty-five years ago ia
Sweden. The defendant. who ~ now
In pocatello, has waived the Issuance
and service Of summons, and enters
her voluntary appearance IN the ease.
n big party IN the ward meeting house
this evening IN honor ~ Elder George
MAYOR, who has been called 10 move to
Canada.
A marriage license was Issued today
20 Sidney y. Kent ana Hannah y. Cot
terrell Of Richmond.
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THE -FOUR QUARTERS
OF THE GLOBE.

We're rnnsocked for the fu,rt.A,.
ciEp Special "ns'ons CHI
.nl.m'rlg9 supplied the e,rp.,- go.
t'iIi. 1ha upholstery. Tho ysr,,,,' Vnr-
M.2l IN the sleeping and Hbrsryl' , l,,a
g,am' from Afrlc' the linen IN ". S ~.
ist Gag from ireland. IN china t g'1,
l.ayt Denver attst0p. III, an ,tt....
l'fo rain aud nc 600 reyt ,, w. tu.
you arn ln Omaha. M C.lfaro u, 1.,t
h'Nl evening Equally fsat ti.,,. ~,
go1l service to Kansas civ ag, ' ~,
Another rood train o. TIE vs,,,,,.,
tIyer leaving 90 %. m. ''''''
Ticket Office. 2its. W. Templs a,
T. A. DENTON. Ticket Agent. Il @ 70
i,v. pna'y Block
u r. NEsLEN Travelling Pas, ana
Freight Agent
W r. MMrLLAN Con Act
aA T. w. I"mnI" &c.. Salt Lake city.
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Ia tho District Court lf'.tt t'iah
and f0f sale lake county 'l4'' '' ''-
D. ,..,,g. ~ tFs estate u NarAiH
!" '''' Iaiue MtNuuia drcelse4'
Tho petiti1n NJ Joseph w Ng,l w, ,H.tais
lame =. NeNUrfiu. eAgfgion N f.,,'a.'L
III Narftrrt Lwlns NcN,lss. XXI sGs6gatG
pr4yIut M che sslt lrm.ut ~ a ..gi,.i.58 ftbs
SAID rNuautur and tlT VIZ u..,.,..i1, entitled.
H., ,'' b.,g I'd f1F hfarlhs oh Weils'11l NV ",
igth INV u july Al. ny a. n ibs t6ifs
a fH. nd ibrC0Iniy Court llol'Ai.1 gltv. sali
p1,ri M srII Court ln sali LAW wy
IuErtuuutv. l.tIh. ,,..t ,fsal Oi1rt
t...,r Win mo fgal th,le.i ., w
l'iN"I rNi,f lay w jas 4 = ~"
pAVtu d nuNHAh NTis,r
uygTOEBE a. NLAlli lst'|
Waiieu & Adams Alofn'>A
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At Richmond there was q parade.
Grafton by Representative g. y. Harris
and many other pleasing features.
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sENTENcED NO SIX MoNrns.

Frank billings was before Justice =.
A. King Monday afternoon on the
charge ~ battery on Edith Starg. "a
G-ycar-old daughter OF David STAG.
billings entered a plea N guilty aud
was given nix months. tho ful extent
~ tho las.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY


aIuHf train leaves Lagoon sundays NJ
0aUpm. HOtNU TRIP. % CENTS
ulscua Famous Orchestra "a attendance
Uyufy afternoon and gyyninF
~ w. EARLY Gou'l Pass Agent
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rnonArE AND GUARDIANSHIP
SOIiCEs.
Consult County Clerk or the Re'pso-
tive signers for Further
Information.


In ue District Court rfo,lie, nl' i' ,,b "
aSd f1r SAID AXE County state o. D'---
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Tho local district school tax levioH for
1897 have been filed with the county
atdltur and are AZ follows On millDi
purch Creek. az: Eden. y Fnrr-
WI. ais. Garland. 3: iiarrlHvlllc, hh,
Hooper. %: Huntsville 3. knnerviile.
~ Liberty. o. Marriott. 20; North
Ordon. q. Perry. .: Plain city. 9h.
Pleasnnt View. ~: Poplar. % Randall.
s.. Riyerdnlc. 4; Roy. 3, Slaterville. "
Tnylor. 81. ulntah, 10. warren, a. west
INDA.r L. NNIlnnu- nLL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15

CHICAGO June A-1he nAia feature a vAsat
trading the esnssal shiisiaa Al spscuiasica 20
the sspsenAer orsiea- The op<aina sas steady
September starting . sAaie iewes Il !sSssstS and
selling At 60 M. Cables arn and hixhsf
Heavy raina we're r~porsed IN the Black country
hut II also stated that the grain In thai section
voaid not b worth custins. On this ssasensns
there moderate support IT the orsninx, but
after the market commenced 70 decline On sell
ing By local longs decline 10 f6ec in September
ensued. when hmited covering movement steadied
ths market for . time. s<rtenher recovering 70
f61e
The weather vas reported much too net in the
spring wheat coansry. and this helped TO sustain
prices for . time. Sspeamher sagSing to 76tc. The
close weak Il !doc-
Corn vas rather siow. hat arm. LANCE eusins II
July by leading commission hoase the feature
causing eovertae By shorts and ksepins prices siisht
~ above yesterdays during maSt II the sessau The
market weakened somewhat in the afternoon with
wheat Closed shade higher.
Good cash demand and the small country move
ment made Arm markcs for oats Weekly crop
bulletins generally showed anxiety on account Of
rust and ranknesa September elased ic higher.
The mAfh<t fes provisions irregular. Some
strength Was shown at the start higher hogs and
covering By shorta Later the market turned
vsak ON selling BY packers. and all the early adj
vance was Lost Al the close September park vas
DC lower lard unchanged: rihs ,Sc lover
The leading futures ranged ~ follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15

ssxsng Annas tG1e - y. ~ s1aaA. 2nQQ ~:
seneAo1A AN40 trHs aUasaon knD&1, -
pi.nt. ne11s~. Am sresn psFpe<s. AH1atE
Frzjss-Sxxswhexsie4, 040s eh<xyfew. 0c1G ..
gzsv<s or1iaary. rs Ma: peseAse iS9nr: plans
2asar. eeznees, naseass = 2aa3. Nexscan nsne>.
r~parh. 1to1Ds csuDm CA1fognia ssnons q -
- bench; ysnnppiea E-Ne3 ecs<a-
BesteF- FHney sFsnnMy. u40es seruM6, M4fgr.
fancy dairy Ntea1e: secraR. f1t191r, pteA1ed -
~. aykix. ieelnr
cheese-Nse. 'Sesc; ycns A~~scaa. MANA:
Eastern. it1ss3c
Ese-seuss. iAgye: Ass n.eA. neae: Eastern.
Mttsff7r
Poultry Turkey gchAa~ns nassc II: TURKEY Aens.
mss. nlA rcesssFs. 0(fa0s yuaag roosesrA = ~
A.: small brusess SAzss lasUs srcti~Fs. s. >;
fsy1. - hsnA NARs Cd dnchA Asa9&as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
urra 6s-

san FRANCISCO f#ns 80 -~hsss veal srox
MARKET SHit ffkzieY gs2sa1 sy<s asaTtst esss-
ttasFSf w<4k Ca getsf asst steady. Sses asza-
tstsnes
FIsaa- NJ fer sanaIls exteas 81 ssss y. sss~rs
extras. S. sse$ IS uyssap sga u zssfsfas4 Ssas 81
Nhrxt~ ~e4E.psas ssass ;es Ma. : ana s. 10 fog
eArses 1tstts3- g. s@as 33s
Esfssy~ Fress. S. asfsi sa
osss-psSsr r. fzsr. 8 k1ssa s. srNa % rsssse~
s. xast III. tsssg fee. 81 n graz 81 Essi q, rsss
sts. S. SIS -. sxrYess~, - sas4 -
Receipts
F1cesv. ezaTs&f s3eks ara. IA ovexpn, u 81
~h~st. c~nssss. - ~ esrexsr Fss. rats. c~us&ss
SIC ~ ss~esazs. ssa. h4sas. saEss s5. cara. eea-
sxss passtass. ss n So, sefazs sarhs, -
a, sci n.s@s = AIDA aasas.f. ls sssEssissss
Giesaag ouesastona.
&Asst Weak ia~e~ssh~r 81 "a
fesSs--szrsw ssEtQ~ s. s.xsx -
nrsn- So sa3
Woot aud Hops.
wa~8-Sprssas SrrsAs tszlA Eastern Cs-~xsa sa
~. vsIsry sSs~xz. l&~sse fasf- acazzsAsa fasse
rsszEssas s&m.as. &sew. skz gA&aaSa k4Aazss s4<ss
Hasses&s AsS MezsSee4>s. saslss
aars~cyas 81 $50. ETse
Produce, FFsttas Etc.
NEssssss MATING tssxs srss. SO sssg- s~s
tG@
wssst sssfs Va zssAs sz& exs rass: s%ss
sxfi~y Sc y sisssss. Ssa- ssEsx. s~- sAss Ms s.s
N~SstAssss~sAsrsg SAFE se4zxs s1aE Ezs~zz
eezs. sckx.. Sszse, nsrs sSs<. Csss vsas. xx>r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15

NEW YORK Jane 1.-THE professional board
rSn traders. whose Effort IL to Keep in the csryess
"a event, far a shert turn In prizes vas kept In
very unsettled frame a miaS today ~ 'af sfesnsns
shb and syH Il prices, and they ~efe isst IN
state ~ confusion the Close under the rcfxssa9
eonAlrs IL eurrsnt IN the MARKET Sema rather
large interests ~sfeatiy taah their prpnts ca tAe
ready to ares she fact hi. mn~ssns TITS hruastss
folip~sns from ot~ssis sssFcss and the CON
rslsslon svFs siiefs al the srsersi list Bot
he hesss she ssd s'eeks IN the late sasry yssser
day tsss.rs At the sssaiHs FOE the parfso~s a
covering their sssrt ee~trscts that the eeisse
it4usassian was PRETTY sell shsswtss6 Is fact tie
high rseez sriss'fas carried prices gearsallf after
the ay~ning above last nights lessi tis. sess
sress h~san - Asvstor. notably 10 Sugar. hssssEa
isan Ard smelling s,ncks the latter ths
recr IT isNsg Troubles and genera. selling mere
usms .ss IN. kn.eo1as. cantissntsi Toeaeea: q z
C. H. L. n 4 Colorado sssutHTrn sfsss pre-
fsFred: International faErr sAs the assi ssseks
whk-h wrs. advanced yesterday. all sreetai
rsssats ~ weasasss ~ asasr~at times dsssns shs
DAY On the nshsY hard TIE ETos@s sr~rsxitsss
especially BsSsiyn Tssast All Fssssys ssssi .srs
sch sustained AID she.vf asssrstsee 70 sesa.cs
eysn an aggressive ap~srI :esa@nrs and
estssrns psaats. Aanbsstse wss another rersss ~
sts~srss rass deferred Tire tssrs ffss msaiae ssw
vpntssr~s en- the sAst SIDE xiihsss tks eassr al
vasees yell maintained The rHarkst wAs
ta tset. ws,fiss osas N ne ssass ssnss - .ss
aas The ;Yssss .saIF II " ssssss "a NstfsFes1ssa
ssssss Rsa.av sfsrr srsppsns u. ssd y Ia s4sxas.
zhseh shss had bees drsxxed aastsE ta- sfssrassss
.rs maze sh~ e3aes ssrsyasaffssaf sr7s Csnss ssx
s.nes. sssn~es nss xssrs fsssrsr&l isass a@snS
fhs s-sss Ts~ sxxeTseH asss7sn& Asfiarassan tsas
Na~eh~vn rsrsSe essHuaa. vhsrh ~ss anmosassss<s
sasssfs after : a'rAs~t, case thst ssa<s ssaks
ssnSexsh usA~rxiss TIE svstss&sTyssx ros3s we're
fnsiia-ss Is assssxe.s AN II hsrw asn. rs tss
rsin. pxr~r y~~fssv~d snf shs sssss ~sssssns ssa-
s-ssfy s<<s ezrfsFssszs8zs.sy sr.S TIE k.nks zsrs
rather ~x s1&<sax VA arsats.x asss ssis~a assrsas
sas sss ard saa. Lord "a <e assssssen t~ssx Urea
ca Sc nssssssss fn sse nsanes Eaastxs TIE Ssesss
sspxss are nsxh easier 10 L~sssw. wswFs tas sSess
- - -. a. 49, "a. h~-,sst.l sns sb4s tsx.xss
tss rresy~rs II fstsaer sDm~sasss essssc~ n sosa
rAsrs as q rssssxasy tssskt~n~s nssst<<s ~
sesss Es4nss n tse s~os wsFEss ssA 80 srsszas -
Esxsa<ss Aoas was assy ssassxrxss fssa sases. par
rszas. 6 ~ ~
s.ss-rurs~zx rnssts verx s=@hssseS
Nan~y aaa Exchange.
Ms-ry 81 esH s.sztr ~ &sz r~~ rs~s ls-s ia&--
.~s ssus sztras ue%rssnfsie ssee~ ssfss p<s esrs
- ss4sssr sxss4sSs ssssAy ~stA Aesss ksssEsss VI
bsnsesxs eEss Al ~ skss - sss azzsn< at 81 -
On ssr ssxsy- Aass; ycsset rates kSs4as ~
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PuseAasan9 rsfees.
~ fpx2ovfns rsSr~s are e<asx offered 70 the pso-
6ace1 b. che iora dealers for desssfy n fo<bo sx
she doek - IN sAs ~ Seattle:
6rzsn-Oxs.. ~ San hzrasy. - 49,: vness.
ekirkea feed 50 %. srAa, SIS shcTts "
Har-pusss saand s&As. Eastern "ssain<soa
tfmrshy. UGH Sc. alfalfa. = psr san
Exgs-SsrscSis Fresh rsneh, NJ
Bzst9-Fpsb ssach, in9ies CREAMERY 80
Passarry- chsessas. Rive. tte: sSssax. EAsSS pef
dax. TURKEYS, sse; ducks. ce% per aox
1--we steeA-e.Asaee br& esftie. ecwA ANes
steers siezSs; rncses she<p. tsesc. good hess i've
&e. hoss. drese1, &c: calves. dre~sed. safxe. 80
sznAn. 81; calves, live. large. u. small. e
Hides. peias aad weal-HeAvy scana sAi.ed aeers
% ~. r.: fnsstfam. sound. par ,. ssr: hghs
scznd. unaer s n~. e; cs5s. soand, I'll wesghts.
&c; stASs. kaiis snd OXEN, tases sAised 6rs. se;
calves, per a. se green hd~s. ie lsss tAsa ssi'ea
DRY hides. per b. lar dry gaIi.. ases third iess !:
sinsss Asss. pr ~ tassse: vinses deer. dr.. ~
~: psysry dses. agisr: Cry slk- - " eFsea 81.
ssstr sazesp p~sfs SAsec; skesrftnes b@3c kssassn
WsshinGsea wool. se: Western Wsshsngtsu weoi. n:
a,ssS - timhsr burned ior; tAisos. S1GSsc
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stzus9 ~ vtnA Rsne4 CO. . sAip tn co.. 40
n IN ths ~. . Lssa<as. sAd To - Iina q
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Omaha.
OMAHA June N-Cattle- Receipts, l. lM Market
slow to shade iewer Native beef steers. - taas %
Western steers. stAS 80; Texas stern. 81 fSaa Is
and heifers. s. eaas; calves. $sFs; baiss stays
etc. Ee{3
Hos.-Rscsipts 1850 MARKET steady 70 stronger
Heavy, NsSas 70; mixed, s He1ci; light, - Sc
SO: pigs, IS ksas %: bulk cf sales. s. 6.
Western matsons. - 2ss5 10: stock sheep. 81 Sgt b
lambs. NssAsG
CHIC AGO June Ii-Czttle fairly active at
about steady prices. Good IN fancy sotts -: com
mones grades bringing q 3AA4H; feeding cattle.
81 gns IS bulls COWS aud hsiferx tAaS 10. tbs lar
ter price far fancy hxsfers: Western steers u sas
SIS TEXANS o7Aas; calves, y zsMs.
There was an active DEMAND Tor heSs. and the
early market strong. With prizes 2b1sc higher
Later il weakened Heayy hogs. - 8d3Ei; mtxei
lots, s.. 'aasn. iixhs. c'ess III: pigs. c.nssh;
c,ilis 81 soas 80
small reeeipss II sheep and lambs made sirons
marie. for desirable buss hut COMMON grades
SLOW ard weak sheep sold from e 2h5 % tor rsi1is
up 10 - SOS for coed 10 choice aechs. warnings,
s. ssas So: clipped lambs 8. mss. wooled Colorado
isrsh. p aaaS So sprins tamfe, y mai .
R~cs4psx-CAssle ~. hoss. D.0n. sheep, L. 30.
q q 4
boston stock Market.
BOSTON June H-f1ossne:
Bos.on 4 Montana .sss PsFrott 80. go. ...... 81
Ba;te Boston ..s-.. s.
70 & y
NEW YORK. NARkETS.
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aYNOPelA
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The seattle.
z = Hunter; c,, ,..,. = D ss,sr', E. - g.
e ., Bradley. n. T. y. Bsniasss n fowA
i. Wiiss ". Portland b. ?. casswsii, Wash.
4 X La.an.n. San 2 On scoaey nay.pia-
!! ! Canal, nasss NM 4: 4 EAuss. sneA-
g l. wsdAans. BlasnA Nn J. Haisn, Do
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r. Hs x.s., " tA n M a xa.a.n Do
7. MslDrssh. Nev ruh 8 i IyasA Nsv yesh.
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p xsi;:s:.s'ss s -,a f IAN, ss,.,..a
II J. ssl.rs... speA rs. Adams ! san. y,
h Il l s.s.ssa r. c,. m A ( 8 S' a. =
H. Van 4 VI farumA
The Dstlss.
T' su sss.' s..s. s .s s'' cs.:.ass ':s's
y mse- y.ss,.. us,y M 6 uassr~sod'
a,s n.s, .. sss IN Iss y n 2.t i cS
J {. Boliaus. r. fpwn 4. y Gsah.an. San r.
g Hsnlss. Anse.rsss Nm J. : 1ons'. Too
sAa r,ancisca. g A risid. san ysa.-
= Gas1ss s., c y x y na,d: = rsas
8. {. li.riss ~. Sisy. 8 & s.isss 4 4. N
: s.,.s.ais -. y van a.issssr. O.
= T. sa.ss.,. "a ! / isa.ss.s' ' hs ss
9. ] rsli.ssea x-s. %. 8 A.s.asid. s. Lssi.
He;susnss. rsss.ns Ailsr. Wash. pc.
q. L rarsun. a.. q Il. Jacobs San I.AAa.
C. n. isswis. Portland y r. Crokss. ksesstt.
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~. cM2ereSAl halk NA salsxR sesstAraHeA -
&esc H. aRveR. 80 Mxxtcan sScslaxh a<r o.
essDsns ssnas ssssdS STATE h<<k nsAL 1af1ead
Total sales.
Tsfal sa1a q secxau scass s~re xu0 neDue-
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Composition.

Ne age ss~ prepared - 81 gna4yzssftfsr.
fer lee trade faax measures II NoaYz ~sAi
Asnlan. BREWER and LeaS Primer salts
fseSlsa guaranteed. c&A - address ges.-
sszssl1seszSer. Seattle.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat, Ety8st, Nc ! etah. sac; No | hIa-st~u
Soc milling. No. club. S.. No. h,aestsrn. Sc
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The Visible supply.

The Visikle supply.
Special cable and teiesrsphie dispatches 10 Hrsd-
street indicate the fcllowins changes Ia available
supply last week:
wheat-~unised States and Canada east of the
Rockies increase 90 40 bsshels adaat aud In
Europe decrease sa 90 Bushels. fetal anppiy. In
increase $50 90 balsheis
Corn ~united States and Canada, east of the
Rockies, increase sz.gn bushels,
oats-unissd stsses and Canada. east a the Rock-
les. decrease. n Dae bushels
The aggregate stock 81 wheat held At Portland.
Tacoma aud Seattle increased 1880 bushels last
rnof
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Jans IL Wheat wssia wans "a
So sailss. "a hs9es,sas. esas1e.
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professional DIRECTORY.
-Csasf.1eA--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Is per month In al n costs as Leo's. Bee
ord and Union. all subjects
COACHING in English. German. LATIN.
history. hy q university graduate Ad-
dress box IH7. Seattle.
PRIVATE school - Mrs Laurence
Gronsund. Hoiyoks block
ATTEND the best. Acme Business cal-
ie4e. Seattle
NINE ARANENTI. the celebrated singer
and vocal teacher OF New York. voices
Rafnser-jrand hotel Studio, . Hinckiey
block. Seattle.
OCULlsTs AND AuRIsrs.
DR.. A. b. KIBBE. ocusiss. aurfss and
physician for diseases OF the throat; re-
moved 10 rooms 39E-3y7 Bailey cutading
corner Second and Cherry streets.
DIR. STfLi90N. eye, ear, nces and throat.
removed 10 No. Hinckiey.
DR. sfMoNToS. ccuass. suriss 81 H.nck-
ley block
OPTICIANS.
MISS wILZfNSKI, opticisn. LII Cherry:
consultation free.
PHYSICIANS AND sURGEONo.
-------=---~-~v>~r~~.--~~
DIR. d. MAEoN-STRGERY AND DIS
ea sNe OF wneneu. ORce - Mutual Life
huiiasnS: residence 1915 Fourth avenue
Office phone Red sTI: residence BufY III.
DIR FLEisCHER - Speciality surgery.
renfso-ursnary. nervous and female dis
eases Washington block. First avenue
Seattle.
DIR. VAN DYkE-Diseases OF women:
Kenito-urtnary, chronic nervous blood
and skin diseases Washington building
DIR. AoEOD-Office removed 10 Seattle
Maternity Hospital. ~ First avenue
DR. SARAH KENDALL Hosyoke block
Telephone Green Isl.
DIR. ARTHUR DE Voc, sui Second av-
enue. Te.ephone,
DR. CALHOUN ssarr-Boyd block reie-
DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. "a Hinckley block.
RUPTURE SPECIALIST.
RUPTURE cured without knife. pain or
loss OF time. Rooms ISIS Mcdonald
g..- =.
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FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
Portland. Jsns u. -
Fair: continued warm
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF Aune,
CULTURE, WEATHER BJREAc.
DAILY BCLLETIu.
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Generai Omotations.

Flour Receipts ls,s7 barrels: experts stls Ma.
ket less acsss and rather In buyers fsyor -.
ing 70 the dsssine in wheat RYE houf uustsr
wheat~Rsresrts. isatas Bushels; erpsts a a.
spot easy; Ne. 2 red. sic spot and Sse 70 arrive
O b ahcst; No. Northern Duluth. E3e . b
anaat spot, Nal hard. Manitoba ssr 4 a b
afost: No. red. Size sieyafaT Options er~nef
Arm good fosvtsa bus q and fair rcartsan foa
lowing tipi:dxttou. rteosered ~ export de-.
mand and the rise In rnyn. After neon dessias,-
menss WERE less hntsh owing 20 fair weather r,rr~
dietiors in the Northwest saa heavy Weston al.
ing cfos~d weak and tsst - Gloss July siikss1is
closed sikr September. SHE: December closei ~
Hops-Giies
Wool Steady
Coffee Options closed quiet. unchanged Ia
points higher 4Ales 10 20 bags, isrisniins: luly
4 Sc September 4 0e October So; Ne~e,ufsy
tse; pseemfer. ssaa S~ Spot cofse, Rio sfsIl
easy: mild quiet
SuxaF-Rsw firm, refined FIRM.
Metal.
The situation in metal, tssfzr vas Y.arficslfv ~
herss afrs asesus,iuns being narrow vita psse-s AZ
the ead ~ the session al aboas where they lsfs "a
yestsgftAs Al the einse the Metal EEehsns~ called
pg tran warrants entirely nsmsrx ~ IA o.. isks
copper teH At SIS q hid and tis ~ asked
Tin aasI. 81 - bid yss 70 AIDED
Lead frnast. n IS hal 81 30 axked
sre3tsr very quiet - 50
The brokers' Price fos had Ia y s. snd CORNER
tisH.
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THE Chfraxo Milwaukee ST. fasl
railways famous ~Pfan%<r Limited" IL TIA
hness train Ia she wsstt.