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Shiloh Association.

There are 80 churches in the Shiloh
Association, which recently held It's
session at Amissville. Rappahannock
county. with Rev. T. f. Grimsley as
moderator. Nine Of these churches
were constituted over 100 years ago,
among them being Blue Run. Orange
county. 1859; Rspidan. Madison coun-
ty. l773; Crooked Run. Oulpeper coun-
~. l777 Piedmont Virginian.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
For over Pity Years

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. Ii
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pains. cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Sold by Druggists in every
part Of the world. twenty-five cents
a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
{ Entered at the Postcfioe at Frederioks-
burg, Va, rs second. GLASS matter.
Richmond, fredericksburg q
Potomac Railroad.

Schedule in effect May 2lst, 1899
TRAINS LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG re
Leave NOrtnwsrd.
sig A. n. daily.
$40 A. NJ. Daily except sunday. local 90
QuanticO only.
lois A. NJ. sundays only.
ll3S A. NJ daily except Sunday
I.31 /. NJ. daily except sunday. Does not
stop between Fredericksburg and Quantico.
vs. Z. Nj. daily.
Leave Southwark.
63s A. NJ. daily. stops only at Milford
boswell and Ashland, week days. Ma a.
], cal Stops sundays.
l.4o Z. NJ. daily except sunday. Macs AL
local stops. e......,.
LIP. NJ. Daily except sunday. stops only
at Milford. boswell. Ashland and Glen Alien.
6.DP. II. Daily stops only al DOs"e'i anu
Ashland.
o.I4P. VI. Daily makes al ioca. stops
EredericksOurg and Richmond Accomcda-
tiOn. Daily except sunday.
Makes al local stops.
Leaves FredericS sburg ~ SUI \. VI At
rivos Richmond - 4. NJ. Leaves kicnmVnd
st4p NJ Arrives FrvdericksOurg o 81 :. VI.
" 2. Taylor. Traitc Manager.
y. q. COX, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
Mr.. Reid Secures Control of the Fish Pre-
serve.

The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company and MIR.
II W. Reid, of Manassas, Va, have
made a transfer Of deeds involving the
exchange of two parcels of land lying
upon Chappawamsic Greek. Mr. Reid
by this arrangement secures absolute
control Of this celebrated fish preserve
upon his farm, ST Marysville, not far
from Whitewater, on the Potomac, which
will hereafter be closed to the public
The U s. Fish Commission will re-
stock these waters in the near future
The r. +. a. P. h r will also es'
tablish a fl ig station at the farm, which
will be called st Marysville. for the
accommodation Of private fishing par
ktac
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
cnansei in Steamboat Schedule.

The Rappahannock schedule Of the
Weems Steamboat Company has been
changed as follows:
Leave Baltimore Wednesday at 4 30
p. NJ. for Tappahsnnock and all wharves
below except Bayport. Returning will
leave Tappahannock at 8 30 A. M.
Thursday. Returning will leave Tap
pahannock at A NJ Monday for Bal
timore.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
Candidates Numerous in Louisa,

1t is stated that Louisa county oceu
pies the unique position Of having
more Legislative candidates In the field
than any other in the State Mr. j l.
Shelton is the Dem jcratic candidate
MIR. r E Bagby. the Republican DR.
John Anderson. the Prohibition. and
Mr.. p. B. Mills, the Indedendent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
Badly Hurt.

While coming to town from her
home, in Stafford, Wednesday Miss
Fanny Pollard was thrown from her
carriage and her arm and collar bone
broken. At the time of the accident
she was descending hill. when part
OF the harness broke. The vehicle ran
against the horses which became fright
eued and ran the carriage on bank.
oyerturning it and throwing Miss Pol.
lard oat.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07

Mr.. w. L. Griffin, who came here
from Middlesex county short time ago
and engaged in the oyster business, died
Wednesday night at the home Of Mr..
Willie Berry, on Princess Anne street,
aged SO years. He was a native OF
Portsmouth. Va. The remains were
inferred yesterday morning Rev S.
H Fcrrer conducted the services at the
house
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07

The encsmpment of the Grand Arm
of the Republic in Philadelphia l'st
month took important action regard
ing the proposed battlefelds park at
Fredericksburg and vicinity. A reso-
luton was unanimously adopted en-
dorsing the plan of the War Depart
ment. and the committee, OF which
General Edgar Allan is the chairman
was reappointed to press the matter
TINS cOmulue uas teen rurlned iUi
the % .ople and I'LL the pockets OF y
- sid Eilffghtin defense ~
zhG sho~" -.
our fall and winter millinery open
ing will take place on Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 10 and II.
We will also have on display fine
line Of dress goods, furs and oloaks.
The public cordially invited No cards
Isaac Hirsh
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
HEADQUARTERS for Building Materials.

keep ali kinds of North Carolina aud Nlr-
.,,nis inmber. dressed aud undrcssod, shin
sles. Iaths. sash. Doors ana Blinds. Lime
Cement, Calcine Plaster, flastcuug tar,
BuIlding and Paving Brick. lin and Iron
Roofing, Cut and wire Nails, ali Slhds nea1}
H,ed Paints and Dry Paint. Linsecd Oil,
Turpcntine. Dryer Nafnish and Lewis, W hite
Lead. Paint Brushes OF ali Kinds, Windo"
q Ass and Putty. Farm Wagans, Road carts
aud Buggles. t. H. NNhH'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
Letter From UT, Nilde.

Ninde Store. Va, Sept %.
Messrs. Rowlett x Goolrick. Agents
Georgia Home Insurance Co. Fred
ericksburg, Va
Gentlemen Your check paying in
full my policy held in your company
was received today. Accept my thanks
for the prompt and satisfactory settle
ment you made me. This policy had
only been issued few weeks before
my fire. and was destroyed with the
building. Yet you paid the full amount
Of the policy. and put me to no trouble
beyond signing receipt Such treat
ment is indeed gratifying
Very truly yours,
J Q. Ninde.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
Wheat and Corn.

The English markets are higher for
both wheat and corn. If there is war
with the Beers, in South Africa. both
cereals will be much higher The re-
ceipts from primary points in the West
are smaller than last year and the ex-
port demand good.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
washington Guards Elect a Captain.

At meeting Of the Washington
Guards, held at their armory Tuesday
night. Lieut.. F. II Revere was elected
CAPTAIN and Mr.. Thomas Larkin first
lieutenant. Oapt Revere has been I'M
firing in his efforts to make the Wash
ipgton Guards a success. Several new
members were sworn in.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
Mai. Hines VIII Probatsd.

The will Of Maj. Hine, who died
lately at Vienna, has been probated In
the Fairfax County Circuit Court. The
value Of the property named In the
will is $50, 600
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07

Thousands OF tons Of unpicked grapes
In the Seneca, N. Y belt. which large
" supplies Philadelphia markets. have
been ruined by frost One vineyard
alone lost 100 tons.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
Deaths in Pauquier

Mr.. Charles J. MCCARTHY, telegraph
operator at Midland, died on Monday
last, after a brief illness from typhoid
fever.
Mr.. r. S. Cowhig, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm. Oowhig, died at the home
Of his parents at Casanova, in Fauquler
county. on Wednesday. in the goth
year of his age
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
DR.. Thornhin viii Succeed Rev. NJ. R.
Grimsley.

Rev. Dr. L. r. Thornhill. until re-
Gently pastor of the cambridge Street
Baptist church, Manchester. has &C
cepted call to the excellent country
field so long supplied by Rev. NJ H.
Grimsley. who died in June last The
field embraces three hourishiDg
churches. located in as many counties
DIR Thornhill will have mis- head
quarters at Jeffersonton, Oulpeper
county. where he will preach the frst
and third Sundays. He will preach
the second Sunday at Amissville, SIX
miles distant, in Rappihsnnock' ana
on the fourth Sunday at Olean. eight
miles from Jetfersontoo, in Fauquicr
county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
Lee-Martin.

Married, at the home Of the bride. at
Unionville, on the afternoon OF the
I'd, Rev. Milton Homer Lee, OF the
Christian Church, and Miss Alice
Lillian Martin, the lovely and accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. H X Martin,
Rev. Mr.. Abbott, af Baltimore. offici-
ating. The ceremony took place in the
parlor and the bride presented 3 strik-
ingly beautiful appearance robed in
white. Orange Observer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
LOCAL MARKETS

Wheat, So TO 70; corn, 40 10 4s, meal 30
TO 100 per 100 pounds oats, 2S 10 20;
fowls (live), to 81; spring chickens.
s to cts. per h.; lard, Z
TO 8; eggs, IA to 10 cts. butter
10 to 90; hams, 10 TO III. Irish
potatoes, 40 to 90 beef, 3 to 81 veal
1 to Az; Pork, 4 TO AZ; hides
(green), 8 to hides (dry), 8 to 10 hides
(green) salted. z to Q.
wool-Unwashed, 10 to 20 washed.
20 to 20.
The Drain Market.
The grain markets closed yesterday
Wheat, Sept. 749S; May
1872; Dec. "a Corn, Sept. SS1s !;
Sept. oats, 2l1a. ~ 4.
New York-Southern wheat. 70 20
n. Southern corn, 80 to 40.
Baltimore Southern wheat, 20 TO "a /;
Southern corn, Al to AN.
Richmond-Whest, So TO "a; corn,
~ 10 48
40 w IL
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
TlC Bee Hive.
80 Main Street.
(Sebree's Old Stand

a few prices to boom business dur
ing the dull season
Prunes 70. pound.
Maccaroni Sc.
Plain and Mixed Candy 70. h.
Large box Lye Sc.
Lump Starch 40. d.
Alabaster Starch. with Bueing and
Wax 40. package
Corn Search 40.
Large boxes Matches &c dozen 3 dozen
for 25c
Wooden Wash Boards SC.
Clothes Pins To- dozen
Cobbler's Shoe Nails Be box
Ink Sc. bottle
Envelopes Be. package
Paper and &c. quire.
Armour Key Soap for 90
Our Favorite Soap, ~ bars for 300.
This an old we'll seasoned soap and
only limited quantity in stock and
cannot be sold again at the price
Special bargains in
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07
2. p. STEARNS.
Fredericksburg Battlenelds Park.
Contractor and Builder

The only licensed Real Estate Agent IN
fredericksburg, Va. ~ { street.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-07

anime into the ACCESSIBILITY Of change
ing the road at Union Swamp, report
ed road changed and the condemnation
of the necessary land of Albert Grymes.
WI Pratt appointed justice OF the
Peace for Potomac district
The order in the case Of bridge over
Garnett's Mill dam. as entered at last
court, amended so as to read THAT
said order be certified to the county
court of Westmoreland for action.
Commonwealth vs. Albert wilkins
a true bill for assault and battery.
W. Baker Appointed notary public
for term of four years
Henry Howard relieved Of capitaticn
tax
On motion of B. O. Grymes, @. f.
Davis and others court appointed G. ".
Tenant j. 2. Washington and h. h.
Stuart viewers, TO view why a public
road should not be opened from O. K.
Davis farm to main road at Washing
tons gate.
On motion Of Hansford Grymes, Al
len Smith and Forrest p Tayloe were
appointed viewers to examine bridge
over stream on public road through Mt
Stuart farm and report.
Grand jury brought in indictment
against Ned Speaks and Willie Lawson
for cutting ARRAY.
LIST OF WRITINGS.
A list of conveyauces received anC
admitted to record in the clerks Office
of King George county court since
September court last
Deed for land from John Goodman
and wife. to Samuel Spilman.
Deed for land from T. o Payne
trustee, ETC., to Geo. N. Olive.
Deed for land from James L Strothe
and wife to William Gray.
Deed Of trust on real estate from
William Gray and wife to E. l.. Hun
ter. trustee.
Deed Of trust on real estate iron
Daniel Baker to E L. Hunter, trustee
Deed of trust on real estate from
Fanny P. johnson and husband to q
w Tennent. trustee.
Deed for land from Mary f. Rice
Fannie B Newton, etc, and deed
partition between Fanny b. Newto
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, july 4.--rnfarorshIe weather IA
France ard GERMANY, in connection with complaints
OF rast frUni the nakotss and larger wards ship
men;s than expected. started wheat struus The
logs If nearly million busfSss ~ wheat in an
eisfaesr hsT st Tolea asei 70 tire kuisisis senti.
meni. September opened IL " higher. advanced 10
Use Speculation slack. however ard when
increase ~ iss oa bushels in the visible supply
was reported. the price slipped hack 10 ssse A
sl1w cash demand fssprnv~i weather In she NORTH
west. ssl reports that harvesting had hegan in
Minnesota stso hal depressing Influence. Th4re
was temporary rally the ead ~ tho session.
hut At the advance sher~ mSre fer sale than
The market cared snat the market closing ~ saSe
The worlds Shipments ~ wheat and ssns for tie
wsek amounted 20 ioa 90 tis5eis aud the quantity
or f,&sssgs iesrsssed 40 900 bushels
Ar ef So 100 hshsss in the vissbss sufriy
caused feeble raIty in corn Cash tassness was
cIrtafIei sy the Smallest Il country offerings Sep
tesufss elsssea sbade higher
ksxnsshie rfnp reports ard large receipts wvas-
erred aats. September eio~rst ka.r l0wef
Better prices a. THE yards started provisions hysa
q: Moderate aaxznes. Selling by isaeirss. haw-
ever started decline shich mpt numerous step
loss orders anf & decided sinrnp fnfiswcd sepseas-
s,sr fsTs lost is4TfSk. lard ias Ani rita s.
Ihs le@fsss futures ssusea IS fosiows:
e. Hfefteaf sssst y~sxx4s-
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kxsax - hsxher TIE fxss sraskws wxs sssasi hcw-
ssss. AID frzis Ar t9ssr FAIR - csas<s sss 81 SO
as hsavy r~sss~s. 81 sssx So aasxsss 81 Net s.
asztsAers. Axssgss asai aess. s. SEA ~ sas ssss
S. AsSa s.
fAssse WIS = fstrfv aesSse zszxeA&<< Aressnd sas
sh<sfA vita rrs~s xssAsy sar ea<sz nocsy and eesk
fr eshs-s CHS. s. sS~s 8; nssss~ wssAess Ess
49, rxrnx. s. ass@s esc>A S. -srsa sas yvsxfsmSx
81 Wa %: srwfn< 2z~s~ UsaxM
Rs<rSssts-S.ssse. s..spe. hSes s.1es sAc~ss lssn
Omaha
OMAHA. Jas~ s-tsafsas- ~Rss~asxs. Rxx: navRps
hess strens. cssegs esssss. nsssse tssf siees 81 s
Az Texas szsers. s. met 8: and sessexS 81 30
So -. rarHeF<. S<kS&: stsxksxS xssA fee<sTs lcxes
a. Ns8ssss. sssss skaS "a: asEsS xa& s4A<s s. sss
AZ
Rns- KesesfsS, slSns rssss. sAssse AsxArv sss2sy
s. 1ssSs ~. ~ixrd. ASsSsS s light. 81 sssSs< u
hsis q sale<. - Nmaxs
ShsvF- seevtpts. Sas; market ss<isp. stronger:
FAR ~ escscs Westerns $sSsa n and steea
Sheer Sssss g. sxrnfs, 81 ssas
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NEW YORK. July A-There was little doing on
the stock Eschsnge today. business continuing ~
smallest weeks business in the year The hrsak 4
Consolidated Gas II q and decline 81 over . Point
IN sugar turned prices downvarsis In the morning.
tnt the bears were not aisfo~ssi TO he aggressive
lste In the asy artise demand devsirped fsY
New York Central. which lifted that u from the
early law poins The whole market hardened Ia
ssmpathy, PENNSYLVANIA being eenspessassy affected
The early fractional isssss were thus wiped ent
and the final prices were a shade shcvr those a
menss in tho prizes Il Individual sso<shx Mashaf-
tan. Federal steel. American Linseee oil preferred
and Lead were heavy ri enc tine. and General
points. closing 81 fsix pIstshurg G.. c. and 81
Louis Southwestern preferred. the Iowa Central
stecks the Pressed Steel ssyet car .toeks and all
money market ~ the world showed relaxation from
tie continued strsis. Lnndnn and Refiin declining
Additional ffaettnn hut while ansfcty ever the
moncy outissA IL for the moment relieved there u
general FEELING that higher rate viii rule In
the near fusnre Lnrai rssses Icnder are dssfn.
clired TO lend rnosey time ~ the present rates
besesna higher rates viii prevail later The active
III II husinrss IN this ceunsry. coupled with tbs
furnish erayie,rasss far ii. assssh.e tnnss ss~,ns
10 the sctisfts 81 trade both in Eaxisad and Der.
many. the big speculative commitments AZ Paris
and at Retsin. there will nnetashtediy ke demand
To borrow the CREDITS established by the lated
States Of fpr@ rxtxxts sueh lnaiss we're
,ssae on iarrs .ss's last ,sar bus = = ssssr.
the calling home n this e0ssasrss credit darng the
essnine months ewing 70 the Increased opportunity
fer esnriefmsns ~ murey a hafae
u II this situation whiris raused ha,t IN spssl-
izi5nr In securities birth thfx eonssrs and abroad
Hpnsts were asss, and sssfsy and changes IN
prices nixed Tos al xalra par ysi,se q A On
United states u registered advanced aud the d
coupon in the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Manss ran steady, ss1f pr cent, last ioans,
Ter cent. Prtsrs hercanfiie Fsaf~f ssfu par cent
Sterling exchange ssrsaf. xsth se,rss hssiuess in
hsnkSrsf BILLS 81 81 Nj s-S SCR nisss Asys. t.saA
rates, 81 sft as ssd - sssss 81. sF5asarrrixi hls
81 stSf ses silver certificates. ssa6ic. bar xflssr
H&c Mexican snEsass, fse Government tsashs Arm.
state bpnfs. Inactive raisrsaS hosssfs ify~xuiss
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Issv 4~waeat assi harley
iassssrss srSss snsshsS ssw hesa sasrs ard ua-
eAsns~s Cats we're ssssrtser vnses fssas e1cssngs
wsest shfrglax. nss sar Ne ana SIS sur
choice milling 81 lass -
RasierfssSs. ssxse: szs~sas. asassiess
oats~ksd. aarsssl 81 ne~ feed
Preds re, Fruit. Esc.
Millsssa-- aiaaEHxs. sassass sssa. sssaa %
Hay WIDEST. see 50, ~Asss ana eat. s. sass 80,
sss harley. Nssas -: Alfalfa. 81. straw. PER
tuls 1soss*s
Vegetables Potatoes wharf Esicss E.sis REESE 1se
eSl; river Fairbanks. sSs 81 h. sissss-skin ensars
ssss: cscsnhess. lsasscs garlic asssc sseen r@as.
box ukFs ssw pet eaxs asparagus, s&S4; esq rasns.
sssssls chilli greea rssaers. 3eas~e
fssssis Apples sheace. se; common. tx: straw.
berries, Sss; eaatsisaspsss SsS; aasnsegs 81 Sc
81 =; grapes. ersfieasy. So hrs. p~zeiss aefsae,
feass. Bartlett. sss5a H. .sam<, sSsse; Mexican
hmes repses, ss~4 %: ccumoa caisexasA iesnens.
7saSi 50, ehoice California lemons. 81 ssas hanass.
as. 81. sss2 30 hsnea. rinssnSaeS~ siea7 dassn.
Butter Fancy creamery tsssAe, seconds, I.S@lsc
fsncs dairy. E@fFse: seconds. iAaisc; pscsi~d Ma
chesse New. saes Yseas American. s~ise.
Eastssa. iSsssSsc.
Esgs- store. isaise. fancy ranch. sla-e: Easssrn.
EAsise.
resss,ry Turkey gohhlers iissasr IN; turkey hens.
iidisc; cid ROSTERS ssassa: Yeuns ROSTERS Sase:
small ,. ess' a. ssas' lsss s'Sasers sssaS &
young dscss S. sess& s.: swrse 81 lsssf = pair gus
imxs. ST. 30: oAf psxeoas. 81. aSassa
Closinw Quotations.
Whsat-lnsrsivs, peeeHter. 81 IL.
BARLEY Inactive December. SD
Corn-Large yellow. 81 issssiiS
Wool and HOps.
Woca-SrsinS Sesada. isai2n, Eastern Oregon
meglhe, valley Oregon. isNsEN Fan Nerfhern
meaas ain lsnehs. scHiac ansis ssgoc, San
Js~alin plains. tseecs Humboldt aud Mensiocsnc. IL
Si3e
Hers-Csop II 1873. life.
Exchange.
Sterling on Ioshr sixtr sfars 81 IS. sixht II ga
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hsesxs.

s~wfC Assfs. fasy = Trssse 10 ssssss fossAs sss
tssss # sF<sas f9tss< fs re xrefSs se - sfs~Ts
at ~ s4sf g. sasz@ szstax hesS*e essssss - fz&
81 sse4zz s. Ssss q agseNa@ xs&zs@as u So 3
usssrkess ass fsszsEs EssFH. sasss- eyrss ass Asf
sSs. ssas ~ fnxss sS~Ts~. g ssss y sSsszs~ y ssS
as
p<znasa fss legs waa sesssss ws.a s~sss ss~s
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MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The sssssnes arrived FRA rsissevnsx yezsrrdzv
vita exly fksr sASrassns n frsst 81 bard panrs
wt-e especially srarcs. there hai9x tsa f1zs Tho
Prise wezs ~ 10 SIS pep box sv gsso4 Y&zr1s
esaes fruits sush a. peaches resrs ana sErlccss.
ar IN Sod egadsfiea sad in i2Faer quantities
Strawberries r@y to-day. Outs feu
a sbs rssnnfssass, had zay ali Whzs tAes~
wess arrived ia yssn sasse, There spoa sse~
nsnA for them. howssss. yrssTs rxnwsEg fr@ s. 80
u s. per eeate
wafevsselusss ard esnssaxsrss ss- gNrzusng in IA
large loss. frssss fell iad4s. aishcsxa sa@rr has
beea gosi demand s1r tssh zti ssay wster-nescss
Quoted A. Sc 50 prr dozen, and esn,s.eapes
~ frcm s. - s. rss duses. srren Is seaisrsx
az ~ ;xx aoxrn
the aesisrs that fsncx grades % kHttsr via prob
aaaT sersnue Sights tasnsrxos.
Canned psas scarce Peas which used 20 SOB
Al ~ are nsv ssztA 81 3.
few changes ia ths ssatn msskrs asse ncscd
tedzs.
Purchasing Prices.
TIE following prices being offered to the pro-
asrrr es tire iral draasx fer delivery IN ruund tces
Grain-oass. sSs& 10. barley. 81 mar; wAsna.
rhseAen feed, sfs 30; bran. Gs STARTS. SIS
Hay Paxst sound. saar Eastern Washington
fimnshs. Sai&7ai 80; asfslfa = per tsxz
Exxs- ssysrtiy fresh rsnch. ne
batssr-fIesh ransh, isziss: creamery. Hers
Poaiirs -thieksns. I've. ississc: spsaas, ssss 30
Live ssock-caeicc ssef cattle. cows s9asc:
steers. ss75< choice sheep. tFsc. scci hoss. hre.
mn ssjsss ;,ve ave s. VII iass o.
Hides. PETS ard weea- Heavy scaad saited sfesxs
ser 90 rs, SIC: naedina. sssaEsd. per h. Sc: iisnt
~: stays haiis and oxaa ssssse; sastsi kiTs Ne
ealses. Ter A. sre green hides ic less than sziaed
dsy haiss per D. Esc dry s7il.s. one-thivd less:
ise. rapevy deer. safse: dry ell ssiae: green en-
tAsc; sheep pssts. .rsaSi 20: steasifngs, isa-c.
sac.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-25

fseMepnf 0mMfnftOnu.
-. -.
Fianr Resesras, iA.6p barrels, sxpesss, Aa0 Mar.
kef inactive and sbnat steady
Wheat Receipts II ~ nnshfass expvts, s1s@
Snss sssAas. % az - ks.n~. ra.,ssS ~
Thereafter il ruled ssu and ssysxusAr ali ssuy Asay
easing ~ under rvAlisfNe and acH sf oasxlsse sr
pnrs Narshwe.t crap news wns besses r3sneA easy
Al kste net Decline s.les insiuded No I red DULY
c,,s.s1 "a sssfsrns,ss rused ~ rsrrnh.v 49,
m
Wea-ssesdy.
Hops~ Qaset
Gedese apsans closed laief, unfhsnEed "a ,
prints higher sales. ia, fncindnk Nepftmeee,
tssrs Nsyemher, aSc; Decenh<r. ASoc opof-1oo
dun. Mi1A~ &ntet.
Sugar -4aw firm Refined stesAy.
Metals.
aasanse ~ W % NsMr -.
IMkr ss,rtsr Fis.u m 81
Tyr~g,uset1frd
-. -. -. -. -.
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FORECAST ron TUESDAY
Portland Judy a. -
@. q DEPARTMENT or AdafcrETuRn.
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-25

SuHWF. TfOUr 0uO O0MGSe
Sagxr Golden G. in bits SEC. extra C. in hAis
se: powdercd. ssse. dry granulased, s.see. cube
ssst: spot cash prices
Fiaur. etc.-patsnt Exceiisnt, 50 -: ssoveity A.
GI5; star ttaArss1. s. %: California hrsnis 81 4:
meal. yellow, 81 per 100 rs. In lob sacks:
Real white, ST. 40 per 100 rs. IA 10 n sacks
beesvheat Acnr, pure, aja 90 De. In y sacks
cracked wheat. s. . per De nss, in i6-ae sacks
fssina, s. s. per 100 Re. ia 10 u sacks. fssna 81
ger no Ms, ia tn sacks: steel cur oatmeal 50
per 100 rs. IN 10 h sacks: graham sosr. ST. per
lao as. liz 10 n sacks whole wheat Sour. 81 IS Per
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s<sstls tsszi kes~sfs ~ Asxsnss tsusfssa.afs, 4
degrees nssnaHassn 81 nasss, sS fsssr .sssasr. ~
rxss sarsax psss tssatT taar soaf~
WILLIAM HELfa
Gs,serr@ NszsheF 1NsA1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-25
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. July ei--The LEGAL wheat nnaskrt
Opened I'M very weak this morning, and a shade at
frmness il .ha East aad a steady market stvsssa
failed to help matters IN Portland. sarae II the
dealers Quoted M to Bic for Wsia walia hut 9Th
ers refused "a 90 shove Sec and Ase ard valley
Was drug tia market at Sc: bgustssn noni-
uaIiy Sc
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