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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-06

The s,.~k ExeAa.g..

NEW YORK gaiy s-Ta< rsarhr1 fos s.orks rom
sfraea rspsshty ssroAs tnasy and sswA active
than the upward movement q sAss week The &C.
sisist very Ssaras dtsssftasst. sxseaug pssssy
sencrsliy throughout the list and iasiag tAs
II sa< DAY extending 81 - Tie cats and
enTs fhs tist The Bwresal ssrsxgfh ~ ti<
~. ssAfntssn<d IN The face a f1zfsfax
In tie stneks that sscst szs1sJscnezm Ia last
v~ehs sss~ nefasir rennsyfvansz. Nsx Yort Cen
trail and TIE vsRdrsoah group generally fae3s<iinx
Ns~sh WESTERN. Omaha ard The Gnsau Pscxnc anrks
There sxs 40 very heavy rrsssare ~ t11sfi9a IN
thess sIaeks, but there effort - ko34 CD
tAets nrsesss and number nf ihrm ssSu ia6ses Il
pcsnx nser. There seaifx3nx uss<sassss
IN the granseys aisa. tus the vsxs<es ssrezgtA a.
81 PkA8 sustained tttx xsuur anl hxusxAs ne~
haysnx tkroaea essmHasssas hgs.es st rzniss az
trsorssfnssy Essa IN eAsrsnss fes The fsssSh vr~k
IN S~A< Il assoat 81 - essr he ecsre<sensnx wesa
q fasx year ~as he main Eot5ss f2 this kssvsnx
tAsaxA the eenssaa exssseA In the wheat naskrs
tss1za<d . Gezesal covering ~ shsrtA Tax tfse ak
ssrxts rn oss b sae grsnxesS 90 the sAsEs beasrf
In sAs rnza - fAs wheat srno h Endrxsseed TO
have hesm F~y large. AMI smAsl pszt Il The
sressns ssrsnssa 81 the gsss<rs b stsnhxtss IN
eossrss< II thess SAasss AtsSissa ssyxfssreA eas
vesy uArk~6ss axeexs1 m the same ras and roe
- q Tie keaxs wAs bad snxa Hr~Azya n e.
r<csssssa IT . FosetA q Jaas sss1ke were sAose
suSvn - -csrs shest rozsTs~a and stsunrwA tAe
gerk ~ ss~ fsns asArSy t1zr pasaaa IAs ~ in
oas1 ssaD9sa - oeafu ~ Da1neA otA0 ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-06
LAsLEY on MS WAY HOME.
Mt9fataOna Of Port Angeles Man
SlseP Writes Eron New York.

stser writes Fren New York.
n. +. A. Lasley and his family are on
their way home again. and expect TO -
hack NJ Port Anget&s within year. News
OF their mlsrattons 10 contained IN The
following latter from H l. 6izsr. Of this
city. who writes to the Post Intelligencer
from Fonda. ~. r.. under date OF June ~:
"vislt1ng IN tia beausiful Mohawk val.
ley. was quite surprised to find WASH
ington and Seattle being advertised by
the novel method OF Mr.. e. A. Lasiey. Of
ppr aa Ansess s II the g
start OF this novel train. On the side OF
the wagon In bold letters Is From Seat
tie He stops at each town. collects q
crowd. gives short talk on his journey.
and sells a book. He has trouble In con-
vtnctng people OF the truth OF his state
ments when he speaks OF the size Of our
Seattle. / gave him some new POINTERS
on Seattle. He In a Seattle enthusiast
an having a delightful stay. and both
With pm through the press, and on the
Tie and Washington. Mohawk valley 10
the garden spot OF America-so beautiful
and restful d the landscape. 80 much OF
schenectady, Caughnawaga tFondal and
Johnstown. the home OF Sir William
Johnston. colonial governor. but. oh, for
z look at ~. RATHER. the olympics, the
and the dear ones
Mr.. eiser inclostd the following clipping
from the Amsterdam. N. ". Democrat of
June Is:
Two curious old caravans passed
Through the city this afternoon en- route
west. drawn by three osd hay horses.
The wagons are the property OF NJ E. A.
Lasisy. who resides at Port Angeles, a
little hamaet about 100 miles north OF seat
tie. Wash. 0r. Lasley stated that he lett
Port Angeles with the largest % the COW
cred caravans the "a of March. Ha4, to-
gether with his wife and five children. il
being his intention to make a health
trip across the continent. He started east
for New York city passing through here
Travelled TO WASHINGTON. d. C.. then back
up 20 Rochester. n. H.. and again back 10
New York. completing his Eastern tour.
From New York he again started out,
after adding another wagon to hts out
nj and made b tour OF Connecticut and
massachusetts,, passing over the Hooaac
tunnel. He - now on his way back 10
his home. which he does not expect 10
reach In over year, az he intends goinr
through Aexico and up the coast ~ Wv
q San Ffanctsco. Up 70 this point 81.
living BY selling books containine a
account OF his travels, but being unahIe
20 gain permission to dispose OF the 6Oolrs
on his previous visit here. he utDppeA
only few minutes today, during which
ame his unique turnout was viewed -
hundreds"
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ExcAange.
70 70 70
CHICAGO MARKETS.
hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jnly a-wheat cpeaed with q loss
OF t compared with the closing price Of last Sat
urday. Al the early infsruatioa was against high
er prices The English visihie supply. which year
$50 showed des<ease Of 9k0 bahela. today
from India TO European narkets aafonished even
the bears They seve reported at 90 bashels
making total from all points to Europe az ele ~
bushels September Wheat. which ope.ed With
salcs from &c down to 7Hc, showed no tan<ency to
rally with this astonishing supply Of grain and che
bears cGesed the narhet ds~n unfn aa pooA Sep
temher va bringing ?li674ic Covering eauaed .
slight rally however. septeznbe- touching !iS7tac
The market showed signs whatever Of rallying
and closed at .soe731c for Septenhrr. net loss
Of i1c
Corn ruled heasy In sympathy with wheat. Sep
tember opened nIrinnged and cscsed ut the bot
TOM With q net loes Of e..
Stop loss orders IA cats caused decline of lalic
The weakness Of wheat and caused a stampede
among Ssptembee longs. Cash demand was only
fair. September closed at the bottom. with ioss
Of l9lsc.
Provisions sympathizcd with the weakness In
grain. Large receipts OF hogs also depressed the
market. September pork closed Zoe lower and lard
and ribs Sc lower
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81 GtsA 0Ae4O: 0spom - WakAGeA -
.s...ssyPns- nss; No l. aiA In eAsas:
llass-Hsa 0ome: Ns.ine aaJe1D - -
$3.50 e g: 80 80 . -.
80 a01is: s.sS& a26ia
Flsw. 41sssrr sseas. 1.se. vhsss. centals. -:
% 0rYra. Ma. hasasy. ssaeehs Is2U: -. en-
sss s .sls. IN ss.aa. s .es isss Ma. .ssss.
liz: Miadiines. sachs -. hay. ton. -: WOOD.
sals.. -: -. &c; aGss.als<z. aAsns >: wins.
Cloaaag osoaasisns.
Basisy Kasy: LeceoAer Sir: -. ~.
casa-LArss ysllov. a. nGlik
wsss ass nsDs.
ngIse: saiiey do. iseis Pan kerthern mountain
plain. Ga: nHSsass and NsnSor.a. iieisa
Product. FSuit. Ete.
Mfistuns- N,ddlanss. Hssns; bran. Ss.n9isa
a.s-oaA vAs... 1eass: wheat and oas. q. SO
~ best barley. r8s; Alfalfa. ee7: straw per hale.
fosassss-Eariy RS~, AFsee: rivx burbanks. Sis
vss...As..-sslres shin euseas sessr; e.ca.h-s..
aGk: sszic. NV. se1e; srssu peas. ite1sc. stssas
ss... 49,: has squash. seessr sss; Tomatoes. BE
- sss; +. osra. he: sspans.. sssss; sss paaat.
Hsxie- Ap1tes- choices. -. ceaDs1. 1c; stray
b~rTtss. S9s: eanteloupee. y per crate. nutmeos.
hsrtiest Nz@l1s pAnms. 32eGr. oAages. vaicn
e. n0nAnai; Mexican l3nes. rpack. SAes-0. csm-
100 csl,sns:i. is.s.s nS I, 9; ssass csa'o.ni.
spples. va s. dCnm
b~Htes--pAncy creamery. Mf6kstr: % ssconds. il3
@1oe: fancy daiy, H4si6 do aeryuds, beaAc; pick
led. D41De: Askia- HNAe.
cAssse-Nev. ss1scs Ioms Aasrica, aiaioc; East.
em. n3alte
Eegs-etars. lA9i<r: fancy ranch. isl7sc: Eastern.
ie67tae
Posatry- fmfsy gobbseu. il@13c b.: turkey hens
ifei3c. old sorsten. es(1S8 doeen: young focstesS
sessa: sDAA hseisess q sa63: lasee hui,~ss. easo
e.: hyers. sAs5: hens. s. So8s 50; old ducks. - 20
-: yosng duc3u A8oe6- -: Eeese. Nht@lS pair:
Old HSaf
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Deputy state Fish Commissioner A. D.
Boardman, ~ Tacoma, who II stopping q
the Seattle. has reccntiy returned from :
trip mp ths sound. He reports that nal-
mon arr be3inninG to nm. and tlaaf the
outlook 70 for a very prosperous season.
On Saturday last he says fhe Pacific
American Fisheries Company, at Uiaine.
broukht IN catch Of 2.so6. and the A;aska
Packers caught a.se4 He says the vart-
Gus hsh hatchertes projected are IN good
proGrsss Of eonssf.sction. and that AZ Ka-
lama IN cycling station viii be establish
ed. He says these hatcheries are expect
ed TO Be 81 great benefit 10 the future fsh
industry IN tho way Of keeping up the sup.
ply which would otherwise BE- ereafiy d
unfinished by constant nshing.
0F. Boer0man says that q man named
Lauren. iron l1os Angeles. Cal. u gUin9
to put up IN ~xtanelve ferffliser plant g
blaine. 70 utilize worthless l1sA and 0sk
refuge from the canner1ea. He mas Ne
CURED twenty acres Of very poor land. MP
value Of hi: product. The people Of B,atns
Will be glad 10 learn that Mr.. LAurNn viii
employ patent process. through the OPP
GRAFTON of which the usual stencil accom-
panyinG these hsh fertilizer factories win
Be avoided.
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The Visible supply.
Tho statement ~ the viAbls snppay II grain IN
B. n. New YosL F.edues Eachans., = !. ioais..:
Wheat, Mssz - busles; incrca~. t.s7J,oel basAsA
es... s s.ss:s: , sc ss.S s''
barley. Es.dc bashsis. decssass. sI.sss bsshe's
General 0notatiens.
Flour Receipts. Has. exports. AAA Moderate
as IS: winter extraa Rt6aa0
oa. ee, and h ssaP Ma : nd ssae $500;
To-. elevator: No. Northern Dalufh. sisc { q. b.
70 arrive; Ne. hard D.''uth. Ne 2 3 sss:s =
tscaily all aay undss hqatdaaisa. Selling anEisss
foaud IN disappotasins esbae nsvs. heavy
crop wess s and po support css%d ssss :. :
decline net fssm Saturday. curb pssces 9uey. 49,
~ - slssss ~ ssys.. :.a !: r'se; scsa
Hides Steady.
Hope STEADY.
Csase- Options riosed steady. cs.ass hishe- u
loser. saa<s. rsss hAn. incaaeiar: Juty. slss:
nnss,s M ssg; e $3.50 No; 49, s. Ma
sse. oaSs-- Rio. dun. bu, ssos, ...say. No
inynscs. &c: No jebeina e.; hid. saiss On.
Sugar sssaay: rsAn~d. steady.
Metals.
The metal ma.hes dsr~iaped . hsaifAlee nnAss-
time and showed rcdessfe smosn. q setvtty
to-day Gables frpm the Earupcsi naftefs md
adyiccs fren wssssra ponss Averaged up distsscssy
IN favor os the market and Himalssrd ewysss IS
the close the metal exchange raiiet pig
rssts nominal AZ d. -. isae sopDs. sfss..! At as
bsd and So asked; tin, nsSaes with - ~ IN
and " ~ asked: lead. nrmss. wfsa M VA a,A
"a IS xsked: seeatef. steady. 81 bid aaf 81 = asAfd
NE hrchsss prscs for lad Is y :, AID lon segpa
siaS@isA
$50
Beaten stock Market.
Hostoa q Montana. rs Fasrcft 80. 80. -
Butte 3 Busfoa 49,
q - q
THE WOOL MARKETS.
LONDON. 5sls s-A fsi sttewdsnes vas prssssst
n iAs vol Asesiss xaIss TO-DAY. Tie estssosuss
a6sTed good and consisted Il II. ~ be1sas ~
rls<slrx q tkousAnd zaesfua. Scoofed uAs IN god
reass~a aad psssespally s2nsn b tss haas tsskse.
A iazss seis<ssen u erss>hseAs sod as1rAiy. fhs
wssh1rxwxis averaged xsst - bsaes dali. lxKeeiy
rs<sasess 4 snail purchase sas EsAe fcs Anef-
se4n sncoaE4
BOSTON. yuly s-fss Anerzn Wed ssd Cat
toa Hrynrtes VIII say sssn0rrpx.
TIE sH~a market shoss ssatatsd sxzsEhs al
feosxh The vstsme - baaaAea nasmaiiy- hss s~es
aay he ssass~sisss i ne seed as.s sEssassa
. isrss total. sses - snd . han nsfli0a pusssdA
aam~ cf this ~ssa kas beea tshen ~ naaaenessssss
s ana r 8. .s.se s.sss. Ss. 49, ~ ss
upas Tssrxhss<rx 1hs esxntsy nAfx&<A. @Dee1An
sAoas in Msssssasa. arr sssy &srssed Esmsa0 H.
past .ssa = :. = -. - - sssas = No.
~ ~ e - 1~sk & Dsusas snseuuase -
A0t.sk ps0nA lsusstie ed f1Gao pounls -
-. nshas tsasa 9 10o ysnh ao1ns .
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N G1eReeto Car.
F1ofn MeCosy. the three-year old daugh.
ter Of ex-Deputy Sheriff Tom NcCory As-
capped death from = Fremont car yesterday
morning ~ 10 by . miracle A the car
came along Stewart street from Fremont
the little one suddenly started aceoss the
street. ana was on the track before the
mcscrman could step. The fender proved to
be = savior. 1t picked the child up and A.
the car came TO q stop II WAS rescued by
some ssrangera who saw the narrow escape
from trn9W0y
Ofherwiae than q severe fright. and few
minor bruises the child was all right Mr.
AeCory savs that the carmen did all in
their power to avert the accident, and he
has no complaint to make on that score
He Gays. however. that II the car had been
coming from the city instead 81 Fremont
1t would have been impossible to prevent
death. Something ought 20 be done. Il IN
claimed. 10 guard againe Fan accident %
Stewart street. between Gsxth and Seventh
avenue where there - . hill. When the
cars come down IL h ampossshI for them to
stop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-06

News has b.Nn received tore Of the death
In New York city OF Mr. Emma J. Moore
wife Of Watson W Moor She had mary
friends IN Seattle and vicinity. having lived
here for ten years.
The death occurred June =. on Jersey
City Heights. and the cause was heart
failure. She Nas SIXTY yeans old daugh-
Ter Of the iAse Daniel r. Weed. OF Havsr-
straw. -. r.. and q niece Of Mrs. Eliza
Garrett, fouYfder os the Garrett Bgtsieal
institute Of Chicago. Mr.. Moore IL q law.
yer ana was formerly well known ON Wall
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wAsT SELECT OEcK PLAxks.
A. 49, 80 laA-AA~

20 vav % Haaears.
The German bark Prompt II again al
Port HiakeIey. this time i0ndlnG 4 cargo
OF select Aeck piankspG for HAmburw She
viii take about IaB 80 feet, eyery k0os 0f
which must be without nav o. h3smIsA os
any nature.
Gsually the Port HIak~Sev mills com
tYfbufe one esfgo 81 rueh iuGnbex yene,
bat thle n The seeco0 sh1pMlnut N1eAA n
D1Akei11 bofno uns11e - kufntsh IL FIJI
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FINANCIAL
NEW T04x. ~ k-TAa C1annsscina lAVeusSs-
go Lgm1nn Annncl91 enhAeesna says.
II mns1xes hire uxre steeAy an1 qn5<e tnAAy.
wieA A1nk1en1 Tie leaAina feature he uaehes.
ho~Usse. No. nAuuo. sAeaeA arm uuta Nee Yosh
rstco Uut reea6ss4 xAess~psa u estn0e e2cFant
anA ~ DO vas q - nsse nxsAhnan uas Coz
0nsd - ~ shse1n - Psnl Uaioa FNcinc.
rrueulsA Ihe fss1f19 hese b that stscln nAy h<
hieA snseeA. ~ tks glut a div1d<=6n n the
unltsa esass - ga1 sshe - Ia pussAase q
EsscVsan hes9sss. that H. tnvessm<as pressure.
Z b heaieesA ny @ nseA htsAcs Tnsc. ~srs
~: AnAcsaAaA II tw. UtahA As nsuteas. Y
C1oa10G 0aoaoafona.
LONDON, 1uay k--cAnadsna Racs.e III: North
eFn f1e5oe pe~l9fe4 =. un1an Pacific persesscss.
~; Arkansas. -. 0ssnd rsunA. q; Anaconda. Ella
ssssilne: bsr a1sH. ~ r<s cance: nsaey, u per
ern1-
uvEnpOOL Juay a--WAsaf-ESrm: French
country mASheta. steady Wheat--Spof. No. red
W0esn utntsR. n stsch: No ~ Nushem Du-
18th. I'm. - "a: f4sareA, @1tses JWly = Mi Sep
tenhs, = a, nec<nhef. = III
csen-opoe Amngfeoa U13e1 81 = -: fueures.
Saiss July. y sed: ssptsanhef. > Cd: octohsr,
LONpO... Juiy s-wheat-Carsoes Oh coast. buy
- tnxheeesua apefafaes. rafonsD paxAes. npGi-
naa nnehasDsd; EnoaiA csansry naxAsss. arm
g g =
BOYLE-In this CITY. 5uiy Z. -. 70 the wife II
~ J. Boyis. son.
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FORECAST ron rHURsDAx AND FRipAy.
rceslsai Or. Jnay 4 ~
UNlrRD STATES unpAhgNKNR on Aeap
CuLIuAk WEAyME9 Hu3EAU.
nAxLx uEIlx1lx.
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S0D1ING 0UOfAT5ogs.
Jobbing quotations ysstsrday ssre . foaioss:
Sugar. Flour anA Co2ee.
sasar-ssosaen c. in bsls. A.; extra C. in bbs
e peMdessd t1r; ~ canoAfsd. So; oes.
Flaus. sse-Psiens Ezesilses. go; Novelty A.
sa.s s sssi ssiiss. ii =; Is e. Sss ..es
corn meal white. SIC Per - D. in - sAchs:
enss.se.l Sour. gs.s 20 Ssr H. IL ss ..ss.
p.r . - q $ .ssi.: ..ssi sss a.tn.l. 50
70 Is Il ,ss ..e :as Va. D sss.. sos =
10 8. ID I'D ssal.: .: neal = = p:r = s.
SO. :: 4. - -: % .:el:: So: % p. 9
sS..s a.s .'s 10 , - g.. s'. = n: asg
, ss,ss { =, P IN !. =. e fs. ss .. re-,
! >. ~ g . sa1I.: .s.i e.s 80, -
10 sseas: y: nssi. an Per q. . So sse,s:
ss fancy 1 r ole s.s D Rs: ..e as .ns,
rolled oats ~ CO. -
's e Co.. ss. p. sas. s g n s', s e.
Rosssed-A rhseAaes IN isen ss.ss. PEI evf. ms:
SD, i.s. s e ,a. =. 8. . s: e az:
Mocha. N,c; caraeols, M: GustesAia. xlc: eround
:ssss. issse; nan. i's. sias: .. siss: ~
R..s. rs u..a
$3.50 sUS'
Batter Ranch. iaaiae; fancy dairy. 10 squares.
isaEe; washiaston ueamesics. In and fD prints.
n@Dr
rnssse-satsse "a@nstoo' iasiF; ksaan. y
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. ata3c ,-
fserub HOucg--Ca iafunia eonh f1041kc. S4raanad
ss0sc Es1Faz'
po,ltfx-Yiye ehir&sns lAdixe. uxs t.vapra IN
Hc. lkes.ed tarheyv Ifd6asr
Nut~
WaiYafs N sack< IT, Eastern hasrR
NUTS. nr; pecans. i31l3e; Aihests. iee: almonds.
fancy soft sAen Nc; almnads Ne. 8. he: psanusa
&C.: pine. isc: htcksry. M: ceceannss, ~ Ia.
&c; popcorn. se per n
Egay Grain auA ReeA
60.
nsy-fa&e, eoana. Per .oa: VIZ: Sassesn wan
'H5san vmosht, ~; anaus. bD~
Im .a ~
SAIIes~no,Ied, =.
,o, -, move. s1s' oseeo' - ieeo ss'' psr
son. ~ . - -
" aeat. Feed ~: oai cake meal 70 mtddings
saS1. nrsa. seS; snerts xn~: cheeqsa fesd
$-iWl; DAIRY chopped feed $h
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
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Omaha.
OMAHA. July s-Cstsie- Receipts, 3sm. Market
paeedy 10 strong Native beef steers. n 50ns y:
Western sse~su. $tssAs: Texas steers. p sAssT rs
COWS and he4fsrs. = MaAr5: eannss&. e sea30,
ssoehers and feeders. ot9Aa; calves. = 9ss. hulis
stalk etc. E4AA
Haxs- Receipts. s,ooa Market steady: heavy. SIS
2a0; MIXED NsiAaT;ts light. 05kt@a0, yiGx.
8 a63fs; bulk of salrs. s. !3Sas@
-Recetpts, /. loo. Market active. strongsT.
Western nnssoas. NNas -; stock sheep, tssa -:
ltmhs. S.so9!.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. July there vas a seod demand
for cattle today. aud she efess we're well taken.
nearly all Glasses a hnyess taking bold comfortably
Cattle s. saea6s for heavy packing icss aad fstr
10 ekaie~: poor TO common, 17ses. eaanmon To
rhsssv. - eAAAee4
Hog in fairly active dsmssd snd shade
isver Lsxkt hogs sold ss q sos< e2a ntxed. s. -
-; heavy. s. ssas ~. ptsx. 81 sssass. and calls.
$as %
There vAe a fairly active demand for sheep so-
Day and pxiess fairly STEADY Sheep sold on
q hAsis II ta43 fer cells o. to SsesS ter prime
r~~s- rsariinss ssteshse fer 3 tsee 50. while
sr~ins isnt. sseashs ssefs fer szslss and sssSf
fcs hess eerAx.
a<cetpss-cssf,e u. 80; hsss. rsnn: sheep. Han.
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WANTED Ssross~<stex partner fer s;caa-
nn bay Alaska Address 4 -. care Pest
inseat8cneer
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ShfpWepes - ipel psndnce s1A rum dsaIss1
which arrived - IT, CnasfIia fbsn IN bmne1ses
Tuesday noseiAg ssee - tn Das1se te1ny. H.
tnsiN1r4 same mehax eAuiex ponEAns 1884, -
pies and eesd lrs = prtstoes.
~ via b seen frnm IL 4useAktnn1. n1ft1s ses11-
berries sdsaucsd today sfiok1iy
basfev aKd eUu. the swo W0se Ark1R cuGnDcolfae1
sAe maskrt. re8ain I'm - the Dsscss 9uueee-
Whcat b also uneAAsDpd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-06

Dairy Products.
On tire Produe Exchange to-day the butter mar
hef was aul3: creamesy, l3dlse; dairy. lAs3tc
Cheae-Fism; - oSe EGss-firm; fzte-
q q =
LIVE STUCK MARKETS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-06

Flons-6tsaiy.
7Re
Corn-No z N5a3tSc.
Oats No. 3. ai0asic; white. 40. : a3sic: No
J. H4acsr
Rye-No. & Mae2-
RiAxaeed-No. l. tlG
TYmoehy seed-pnms. nominal
Mss pork, Per hht. a NNaM
Lart-Per 100 lbs. AEta5N
asdes-ahost yihs, Loose. q. 5aA4 o.
aAoalders- saitsd. boxed. sAsic.
Siies- Short Clear boxed. eoeiAi9
whisky- Dtssitleu' finished goods. 81 >.
Receipts ana ShipnentA.
Articles Recetpss Shirments.
r7nus barrels .............. W@ M@
What basAsia ..,.............. X80e Ia0
Corn buaAeis ..................1s5s,s so ls1.en
(A>fs b,e,~ls ................ GeNo k8,eo
sssi.y. Sasa.l. ................ 800 n.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-06

EXCELLENT iuHches served daily fyoN
. - o'clock CAfe Aalb<. So second
HOTEL Stevens aininx room opens
SO today. You nss invited 10 try II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-06

DIR. r. 3. GENTLE has resumed dental
practice In the Bailey building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-06

e3eudy: no rain.
0kO n AALlsD0BY.
oaetam Dtseet0 WsoshR nnE1iA
The times., 1899-04-09
W. B. Moses & Sons.

First Infantry: Lieutenant Pearson, First
Infantry; Lieutenant Bailey. First In
fantry; Lieutenant Duriee, Seventeenth In
fantry; Lieut.. Col. E. w. Burt, Eleventh
Infantry; Captain Roach. Seventeenth In
fantry; Captain Walsh, Twelfth Infantry;
Lieutenant Roe, Seventeenth Infantry;
Captain ChenowoFth, Seventeenth Infantry:
Col. A. T. Smith. Thirteenth Infantry;
Lieutenant Ferguson. Thirteenth Infantry;
Lieut.. William B. Davis, Seventeenth In
fantry; Captain Lofel, Thirteenth In
fantry: Captain Mann. Seventeenth In
fantry; Lieutenant Burlington. Nineteenth
fantry; Major o'Brien, Nineteenth In
fantry: Lieutenant Watson. Seventeenth
Infantry; Lieutenant Lesry Nineteenth In
fantry: Captain French, Nineteenth In
fantry; Lieutenant Johnson. Nineteenth In
fantry: Captain Smith, Nineteenth In
fantry: Lieut.. John Howard, Nineteenth In
fantry; Lieutenant Hanson, Nineteenth In
fantry; Lieutenant Bradford, Nineteenth
Infantry; Lieutenant Lawton. Nineteenth
Infantry; Captain Venner, Nineteenth In
fantry; Captain Tyler, Nineteenth In
fantry: General Wheaton. of the Seventh
Army Corps; Captain Duncan. Twenty first
Infantry; Captain Ord. Twenty-first In
fsntry; Major Thompson. Twenty fourth
Infantry: Captain Wieg8nt. Twenty fourth
Infantry; Captain DeKaw, Twenty-fourth
Infantry; Lieutenant Kervine. Twenty
fourth Infantry; Captain Auger Twenty
fourth Infantry. and Lieutenant Caboniss
Twenty-fourth Infantry.