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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-23

BLOOMFIELD, Ia, Nov 2O.-The jury
in the case of the state Of Iowa against
Clarence, for murder, returned verdict
of guilty in the first degree, with pen
atty of life sentence in the penitentiary
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-23
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

OTTUMwA, Ia, Nov. 2O.-George w.
Randall shot and perhaps fatally in
jured Elmer Howard during quarrel
last evening. The shooting occurred on
Main street, the trouble being over a
woman. Randall surrendered himself
to the police.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-23
IOWA. HAPPENINGS.
Close pes a1oines Rapids Canal.

KEoKUK. Nov. 20.-Major M. Meigs,
in charge, announces that the Des
Moines Rapids canal will be closed to
navigation tomorrow afternoon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-23
AGUlNALDO SLIPS THROUGH

Insurgent Leader Escapes Between Com
mands of Young and Wheaton.
MANILA, Nov. 22.-Aguinaldo has
escaped between Generals Young and
Wheaton. General Young is pushing
toward Bayambang.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-23
HOBART IS DEAD.
FATAL ENDING OF THE VICE PRESI
DENTS ILLNESS.

Arrangements for the Funeral-Will BE
Held Saturday at Paterson-Entire City
Puts on Garh of Mournins-Telegram
of Coincidence Pouring In.
PATERSON, N. j., Nov 22.-Vice Presi-
dent Hobart died at $50 q. m. yesterday.
Mr.. Hobart's funeral will take place
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the
Church of the Redeemer (Presbyterian)
DR.. Newton, Vice President Hobart S
physician, gave out the following state
ment on the death of his patient:
'The vice president died at $50 a. M,
surrounded by his family, physician and
nurse during an attack Of angina pee
toris. At the time of his death he was
unconscious and free from pain, as he
had been since midnight. He had a
previous attack at 1870 Monday after.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-23

Grip! Sore lungs! Pneumonia! Stop the
disease by taking Dr. Miles Nervine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, July 10 September wheat opened
easy. D. under SATURDAYS closing price, a. s.{Uf3c
ranrrd from fe2I2Ie 10 nc, and closed at &c bid
The unusual anxiety over the approaching tovcfn-
n,snt ercr report evident II xhe hesthnine and
put dafnper the trade The seaboa5d re-
ported \ continued eyysnet demand. putting the
engagements for today At 10. The MARKET showed
considerable weakness during the early trading and
the lowest prices Of the day were recorded In The
FIRST hour. Besides the apprehension Of bearish gov
eminent report. the market depressed By lower
English and continental cables and By favorable
weather throughout the wheat bcit The constant
~ increasing worlds visible supply not ~ all
encouraging 20 prospective huvrvs The Increase last
ws~k az GO bushels Worlds shipments amount
ed 10 E.66a ,ga bushels. After the merket touched
72ses3c better feeding manifested itself Sbetts
boiEht moderately, and slow advance tcak plssw.
The price tatlsng tn III before the dss clnscd The
shorts apparently had gcod deal ~ confidence IN
their position. ard support from that Source
rsofe less prominent EVERY decline The mar
bet ruled vsry duh during the afternoon. and grad
nails declined to TSc II VAS bringing that price 1t
the close
torn was duh and weak all tias In sympathy with
wheat September sis~ed ktstc iemee
Oats wers Influenced ssstrpiy by wheat and corn.
September cse~ea set5c lowev.
Provisions were sicw bat firm Hog receipts
heavy bnt support coed. aud selling bs shasts
reacted Prizes kept within naffus range. slightly
higher than Saturday
Al the eicsf September rcYk Sc higher lard
unchanged ard RIBS gkasc higher
The leading fEtuscs ranged foiiaus:
Sfh.as ukxnt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

The folloeing prices are being offered 10 the pro
duceJ BIZ the local dealers fer delivery in round lots
on ne dock on in the car n SEATTLE;
t;rain-tlafs, sesa2s 80; barley. 81 50M1Ss wheat.
chicken feed So 81; bran SIS shorts. Si&
Hax-puget sound. s6Ns: Eastern Washington
ttmcthy. Slie7li So. alfalfa. = per trn-
Esgs-S strictly fresh ranch. 1e -
Batter-Fre<h ranch. lags i3s. creamery, E1fsc.
Poultry Chschens, lire. ESI3se; spring, Sal %
aox; turkeys lie; geese, ~. ducks, ssfs per 9r
steers sna5e; choice sheep ssasr; good hogs, live.
stc hogs dressed, &c calves. dressed, large. Sc:
sm.n. s., calves. live. large. &c; small &c
Hfaes. Peltx and Wool Heass sound saised steers
eser 90 rs e,f. medium. snsnd. Per n. Be-; light.
sound under IS hs- T.e; Gown. sound. all weights.
fsc; stays balls and oxeu sAd5sc sated kips. ne;
calves per h. SIC: green hides lie less than saited
dry hides. per D. i21e: dry sasiis one-shird less;
summer deer per b, s1a2sc winter deer, dry. iisa
lie: p4pery deer, salsc: dry elk. aalDc green elk.
Nds; sheep pslss. 1casi .: sheafiines, iaa &c
woal. tx: dirty or timber burned. lie; talicw. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

q sAsae4H for csmnon Aoses up TO An9&a ~
tke Us1e ehs3cR.
The demand FOR Acgs sAs Eccd tctAy, and d.
sfs< fhe 5afxe secxtFsst TIE narAr< vSs cleaned ~
Hehs tsoasAt - 1Sts 81 nixrd los srad for s. 50
al. hsasy, NeaeACA: calls and sonxh lots. 50
rs. paes. NsageAM
Rayer ~ she<p were ysfhes sxacssrx and d.
eliminating aganaf loss az sseep and iamsM
Srxiug lambs sold At s. sAsS Is for sufcsix TO r<sne
shecps &@A0 fer god to rxsne sicwn % t1313 sa
c0is. YeAfalnss wers i-ttxusssty sowe< ~ 81 HesS
Receipts-Cassie, naes hogs. is-aH: sheen. E.osA
OnaaAa.
OMAHA. July ia-Caisae Reexipss, i.ses msrkst
s1rady TO easier. NAstse beet Strcx1 SssaS 81
cpns and hsifss~. kSnrs 20. eann~rs s. soN3 81
cAise< Naf. sassls and stays. N*aaA
Haxs-ReceSpss, ! aN. mAfkes shade 20 s. hsxhers
naked Ns.4Aaa; light. SsAstsss bulk Il ssles.
NE3eAaA
sheep Receipts. ITO Steady to week Stock
sheep. - sA@sAI
g g e
NEW YONN MARKErS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

NEW YORK. Jals IA The continued sishsness
r sae ascpss naAIsss pssssatsss,i, . sssasosnon =
al the psinsipai active ssesks traded 10 Heavy
selling ssf LrAsson xresants married the cfenina
successive eailinss 4 loan. resulted ID The rising
a The meney rate 10 PEI. s~ns This rate fAssd
maay sprcaistoss On the long side 70 close cat.
ens ar two prcninent sseekA Ut Which the s<szs
were qeick 70 take advantage. aud we're puteat
saasss m the ss sssnss ssgsd d.. ass as Md
a iis against iai "a The last saies There wsre
hsAsy cecsings AZ this stock. hat determined ssp
below the opsnins priss and closed with ass loss
q nearly 5 points. The motive d the selling MAS
the reported plan Of rial company 10 Organise
Mssrcpossn "a Sehan Il il ssapsoyss and she dan
g, s :.,s caused 'hs T s ass e that S Z
were NOT heavy aud the lone was vef; fevsr4sh
throughout. the last sale showing nst ices q o.
paihetical,s Manhattan losing points and Rrouk-
iyn Transit ossr ga the day. Sugar also vas no.
sably weak the selling he,ns credited 70 Railing
x those in6ssnsiai ssoeks vas suihrirnl 10 cause
desnnszaimd feeling thrusxhort the sroar II in
ass .s.rea e sss ss y, hs e. have
fss nssssa sss s. c.nsss ss'sa se s
ether stocks equally Iwosninent in the speculative
world. were at one time points or more below
The xf.asrrs generally. the cpales. and the trunk
lines. declined fsum 10 : points, TAe Ssaith-
ern and scuthwsstern stocks. As a rule showed re-
sistance 10 the decline and their net Losses are for
The most nart small frarsiuns The steel sturha
Also were little affected by THE prevailing weak
nea4 The break In psfsxs was dur m the mis-
calculation Of Spectators AZ To the period ot relied
expected In the money market. The delay In this
matter seems 10 be due to uheasihess cAn>a in for
tisn csrters by the situation in the 1sanssaal
I fny SeS fussIan mar
tnAas. and the rate m discount In I.onslIn vas
marked mp 4 fraction. although call money was
easier there The cali loan rate went to PER cent
in New York. but the only effect On the sterling
exehanee mArkrt was fall 1t fraction IN the
rate for long standing. The pressure on London
mated As high As $500 shares The sh,fnkakc m
values, eumfnx on the low level of New Ycsk hank
reserve. necessitated the calling ut laAns which. in
many cases, II wa foand difficult % replace sith
other accommodations
The market showed very feeble Salisins power and
closed vrfy siishtis abcve the icwvss,
In the early dealing there was large demand
fw The Southwest seconds. which gained I. al II
which WAS subsequently, lost
Bcnds generally were weak Total sales. par
d, a ien advanced ana the old h reg. Do
riined IN the bid prirc
Money ana Exchange.
Money on call. frmsr, se7 per cent last leans.
s. per crnt. closed. = per cent prime mercantile
paper, S4A per cent sterling syehAngr. easy with
actual business in hankss' bills Il Nsa&Et fnr
rHlsA. NNs&lsH and s. ~ edsnmerrsai hills. d sci
astHs tilser eertiacates s0esie, bar silver. Uoc:
Mexican dollars. t'ac government bonds. Irregular:
state bonds, inactive, railrrad bonds. Arm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11
The nesf Tressmess ssr CAssssa -
faasum.

OR baby has bsen continually troubled
with collie and caoiera infantuu since hln
birth. and ali that ~ could DO for him did
Es..s mn, e ~ go 80 cb sann NJ
lyhoierA ard Diafrhcea Aemedy. Gineo
giving that remedy ne has nn been tfoG-
bed We Tans TO give yDu this sestI-
not tnat yon need u Co asivertise pour
sneritoraeus reTn<dys--0. ~ Law. Kaoknh,
tcNa. Err sale ~ eli dealers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11
The Visible sspply.

The vtsIbIe SUPPLY.
TIE s.s.sn@nt a he vssss.te ssppsy II gratis IN
ssaTx ADD sssxs "a rsfasizs. Iusy & skes - ex1s-
ibid ~ the Ssv fssk prsdnee E1rhaAee. h -
Wkess 4 ~ No sps.hess s<r~s~, ~ hsrSx1s.
Cowss~k II. 80 - Asssssess fxevrsse. - hsseheh
kss~-E - tszhzss; iaeseAs< San k1xA~iss
81 - besssz<ss. iasrses@. 0.Kn b1zA<is
General osetats~us.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

Tho FOLLOWING n the monthly grain r.
port for Idaho. Washington and Oregon:
10 grow nicely, favorable weather. Mato
line. east Of Pasco. Wheat II looking INA
weather cool and prospects good wheat y
heading nicely Spokane = Pal0arne brnnchs
Grain looking good. favorable weather. fan
wheat healing Central Washington
branch. Cram n growing fast IN tho
Washington and Columbia river d3strto&
doing well and good Yield u expected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11
DEATHS AND FrNEtsAlA.

cHEAHyf~@Ir seattle. Jmly 10. -. q the ~.
dsHes. fs1 FSfFb 4sensze. Mr.. MA2Bafsf q Ghensr
g. mesasr = Edward G chssssy and Mn. ". q
I.sxins ssed " sesfs.
FsAAai wsdassdsy nssnsas = eaauG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

- ssSes ss1se< So - - seoAh *aaAese cosSs
Lazaber-Fsr. rcasA. mn: sAirk anisA. sursscea
l.ss. ~ 8 ~ Z :n -, 49, ss., - ~.
. an sss.s. -. n:ss:ss a ...sss.s 8
>. Na =: y q enamel sustss. or aroS ssa ianI.
! ( VISA Bar sos.s. a'insA ! saa : . IS
w, ws,sh,sssoa Red ced., .ans sss- Ms
end and. to- - =. 49, 49, saia.sss.as. ,aaiIa.
sainssr. 9 p: llsra fsssA d. u aad i ssrt ksss
=: shisk nrisa, ssss cedar seaares, !. 4 ; snd v
Kiln dried. 81 in advance Il sreea prayass. 81
g %
sRArTLE WHEAT MARKET.
Nc: milling. No. clab. Sc; Na Ola.sseu. =.
@ g g
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, Jaiy is--The w~ck cpsaed visAout
showing any gsin in the wheat sisnssioa rnc<s
ssma,a At As slosiias figures q last week Cnh
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKKf.
in wheat tSfsy fhst LOCAL rxts,rfrrS hArxfsv 1sss1
ii worth while 10 slysde urirss sIth1xy.k Il ~
alHssis e gel open Quotations ascss Ne NJ wsna
blue stem nssnfnaliy. eisassr'
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Drea dntu Am.
sAx rpAvf,1St., n.,~ "A wN... u2s.a..
s,s,r ou;st ana ste.dx fsa,srx str.sxs srxs N,,.
Ia. IN gssi aemsnd. ,,,;rs .ss,-ssis s,,sr ~.
nuo, mons w~rs- 7Ns
T1o1r-Set cash fur farsilv exfrsx a au7s "A. sas
erx. extra a slas is. syv,xrm .na Wsshir,tcss
Sssss "a
When. sh;nu;ns 4, GA "a, M ana {, IA "a.
choice. rslnr q ,sNsi IA
Rsrley-Fred new spseTqysr- hr.Str, mar "a
Slass-Mtline rars;nal
Heceapte.
F1eur. quarter sacks. s,Ai do. orveun eeN;
wheat cen,ais Hlfs. do orrepn To: haraes
centals. $50, eats cruials. tfernp M. hcans
onions sacks 3sa: bran sac 4 IN. mi3dlinrs
sacks ssi Ray. TINS. SIS: wool. bales. Lis: hides
No. 10, quicksilver TASKS II. wine saIions IS -
Clos,nr aae,.1sn.s.
S"~
Wheat STEADY December MIA
Cmn-Large yellow, ai2sasis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

rsa Msrk<s. dan and barely steady. xinassa1n
ressass. nsae&M
, wss.s- Rssssrs. - sa.ssl'; e sssossa -.
s 81 s ss Esssss asssss ~ sd: 81, o.
ssss.a ass ss - ~ p.s@ssr .ssa Nc
rasse~@csisas e,s.sa aau and unsAanesa -
rcanss lower sass- scee hass, incaasIns: Angast.
rs; sspssmssr. hse: pscsns<F. AS sess-
Sasar-Raw. steady. refined. arA
The fsAssre es the day in the lec.a mashst scs
nessis was stsEsaaa a caepss. had ard sps11s4
sssses & f.sss sd, s,sss s e w. ~
Z ss.s ID sssss s =. ,as:. 81 s ::
sss sass s s' I s f f. ss ss @ ysss
tms BIZ and sc ? a,sees On. ss.,sss VI ~
.na s. . . lad s sss s s ~ 60 sac
The brokers price fer lead Is AS and fss cope0
q %T
Boston stock Market
RoSToN. Jxiy ia.-Caa sing
Bes,ea 4 Montana. 81 fauetf ........ -
Rztse eostsa -. n
%%%
THE WUOi. MAnkETA
LonAon.
LONDON. July ia-~Thsfe was the nniai fan -
tendance q Nayss* a. today voa question nsa
e:ss is,s s'sss ssise & shn sss;cs is~ ~
Which were SECURED were tasen for AsAesacsn -
Thr Amesican purchases 50 far number atrgl
la.Nn haies. ushes gsalitiea II wssa AscNs9 10
and ssvaa~niiy withdrawn. The naushsr q ~
offered tsdAs agxzexated Msn
g q q
FORlsIGS MARKETS.
FtSanTiaf.
NEW YORK, July m.-Tne csnameseiaa ANA
tiser's fnaden financial cshaearsm sAyS: ne n.ak
krts here xrre duh and pesvu,a friday. teasSu1
t~s,uhis In the Trznssaal The Reerx' uAss a ~
franchise j. ehsieasly inaaeasate n ne inptIsa
rApe rfrsrier ms s3Essss rosibiiiss 4 sszss1I
trusafie.
sss s Sc; A .s.s a. s s:s int &.
New Ycsk bank statement Was not 4kfti, and u y
fsa!ra MORSE one = ecsslns n. nassA -
absorbed little stock aud then sent lower pstseA
.a as Sss ss ssa 4 s sas showed %
TintoA ~: Anacunda. Ia
C1Osinw Quotations.
tDxpON. July ~ Canadian paeac. III
Nuthern Psetnr rsrfer.rd. n: onsue r.dae ~
YER. s quiet ss I'd itd'1 nahes. Per ssa s
Dreaastsiks.
lvERrooIs July " whsat nutarss. ssisks
,o:n r.,s,isss steady: 1ais y Nj sspssabs.
whsa., s!sad,: wheat in rar.s. sr~i aer =
Pstiss stesdy; French cQautfy iaashrtz. quiet.
LONDON. Jufy ia-Wheat CArRoea "a c,AAk
buffers Indifferent operators; rAitces on pAxbAGN
auietrf, hardly ans demand: imporsa thte un1te1
kinkdssn, whe~ts ~ 90 quarters: Aous, - - hee
refs; wheat aud Assu On passage - untke4 NAT
dom. - dusrtsrs; to cuntin<nt ita.ee -
ters. -
81 q
CanaltiOA ~ the TfeoAutt.
wAsHING1ytN. July ~ TcdAyI statesena e
the ssfditian a the treasury shows:
Available cash balance $z1eo9)D
Uao reserve .ss...-ss ..-.st..s .s...s-.+ SsetAtW
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

The great Shasta Route 0Rers s1ceG.
San Franelncc OF csher California points
inis summer. Low rates ouack tsne.
Grand geenery. Dining ears On ali sFhlnl.
frat class. Gsne tourist, Including bevtA
In either Pullman or tourist car from P0rt.
Hand. For tickets and berths apply 10 G. \.
Sfsepte d. r. r. A. southern Pacific
Co. sls F'irss Asenne. Seattle
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FORECAST ron TUESDAY,
Portland. Or. 1niy 10. -
Fair weather.
UnSTnD aIATn8 pEFAnTMGNI .C1 Aono
CCLfUnE. WEATHEA nunnAu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.
Partlana ssesssnx diseases saixy werr:
Seattle :. -. &S4s, ESQ II e1Ss.s92 20
Tacoma -. 49,. Mssm l5sE %
Portland -. 49,. sfeGs % 81, 80 20
6 = 3
TINE sKAFTLE MARKETS.
For tie Asst time this rear watesrrearus made
thsir appearance the local markets today
carload up this morning from Fresno. Cal
TAsre good demand for then, from the minute
tasS cane ia and they scsd teS from 81 so SO
per a1en
ssr1strny rec&srts were fair today. The fruit
Was hssae asrs sfp<s bal nesertaeiess TIE demand
for berries Eas seod al day. Averaging aboaE sL3
pes crate. With the Usual Advance fer fine Clarke
sessiinrs IA fAfT. The Eaire fur mod berries wzs
little higher. than ordinary, the very me ones
selling hsgh 81 Is and s.
Potatoes declsfiss. TIE market WAS weak to-
day. villa indications a break IN the prizes
Some a Tire cssnnatssso were stiiing as iow as
Dc, while others he'd Up To 10.
There are Fss&sy OF eurssnts On sAe .larAes. p1s
there SEEMS 20 be particular demand Tor them
The fact that gther fruits are alentiful has 8
tendeaey 20 decrease the demand for enrrants-
fhe rnline price today was 81 per crate.
Butter aad eggs continue AZ yesterdays p<areA
The eEx market Is Attie more FIRM than It was
Saturday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

THE SEATTLk 70
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TRUCK AND DhAf LINES.
THE SEATTLE fRANsFER CO fese-
phones. Main u and =. ali kinds OF haul
lag safes. machinery. etc.
KAHALEr TRICK coz-Aoglns ssiss
phones Blue 81 Main -
UMBRELLA R8PAIAING.
UMBRELLA Manufactured, recovered
and repaired; general rspairing. "a Co
lum5ia street Rooeson Bros.
WAGON MANuFACruRERs.
--~----~-------~-~----
WE manufacture new wagons Of all de-
scrpssens; rspAsssns sarr,.gs painting sss
shce.nes dealers IN wagon material
Third and Lans streEss, opp. 81 z.
freiEnt depot. Pacific Wagon Company.
W00LEN NILLs.
SEATTLE Woolsn Mi, home manufactuf-
era OF pure wool goods; blankets and
Alaska clothing; saiesrccn, LIS Firus ave-
hsvs M NM IN s,aye '' ""
- $500
WHOLESALE LIarOR DEALERS.
Hrax~ve,,.s Ro,,xb rais,er PEA
n 4 X. Gottstesn. sole agents.
EprTrT curr1Cp upoo $50. ~
rnonds WhiskIas = snrsiaity
meg r., T-..-n--a,-s .--.-.- go
sts,sse yeiyes wSsskies
uuIILkVVulN IIuLpJllUv
YNlH lN1jIIUHI HINT nuns
-'---~--~>--
A"sI"Aes oF THE
SEaTTIr apSTpa1sT COMPANY lfe
Wv iofA oioek-
---
c1, ~,--s1,-.-e,.
SAUNDERS LAWTON. architects. sS
----------
MeMANUS e. ROBERTSON. lo7 New
.------- = y : -.
-
---s..-- o.-~ . = = - 1,'-.>--~.s
eonnselnr. n.oe.ar IL adm,satty' Foarah
- ----- ------------
proctor in admiralty. sis Seattle Nation
- -----------
N. -.
seior at Law. Rooms l4-l5 Halter building.
s:1-r.,S rrppx c1,rp1n 1awv.r.
Slo Pioneer building; 'phene Main ST.
rooms sea-yio-sll Bailey building.
- - --.--..,-.<.
Micken. Bailey building.
PIPER. FISK & PIPER. attorneys-atlaw.
s2s-iB Bailey building.
FRANK y. INGERsoLL. Seattle Ma
uoha5 BANK buidinEs
RICHARD GowAN. Attorney. sss New
aork block.
RALpH SIMON. ai3 Seattle Nationai Bank
building.
w. e. LAMBuTH. Seattle National Bank
------------ ----------.
-
REEFS +. DANIELS. JOG New York block.
GEO. +. AUST, 7es New York building.
- - - -
ANSWER AND GSHEM14T.
-.-~-~s--~---~--,.~-S.@.~.s
JOHNSON n NEWTON q P.-f. building.
------------ -----------'
nnnnvGT0-
--,>,4-,..~-,-. ---,----~~~-.~-,---.-.-
HANNA the emily graduate chiropodist on
the Pacific coast Endorsed by physicians.
located In seattle1.
opened a, the Elk Turkish Baths, corner
Second and James.
DENTISTS.
ALBiN SMiih-ieiephone. biue VII
soiiSan o'oeks
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CHICAGO ynss ss-~E@s1srss n es:s5< ~exe large
today ara zfsxx last we~hs hsAs nxffn. hnysrs
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WANTED ~F'rosYe1sirg partner fer Colo
.a kay- Alaska Address r -, care Post
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Dairy Pf0aueta
On sh% ryesstses FsxAasgs sotsx the fsres esvkes
MA seal creamery ssssise. dairs, iiazs1e Cheese
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Flour Quiet
red. Ne. z Ts&asSfe
cafn-Na 2 xslaJtse
oass~Se. :. ziya5es white, No 2, zics No ).
G-M g4e.
Rse~<e. 2 So
Faxseasi~ Sn /. ST.
ft,ssfshs sssH Prime, AE,
Mess rs,gx-rrs barrel S@ssss
farA~per lea f&saais, S. 1sss ~
sssyss~ Short rt~ iosse. A6HsM
sasssaitssrs~isss sss.sd. sssxsa, hsstsc
.sssses4 -lanst clear. faxsd. s. 5ssS1
Jys<ssser~' Gassied sps~s, f<s 9asaaa " -
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


san FRANCIst,o. July n.-wheat- STEADY
spot. quiet and steady. Barley. steady spo4. Arm
Oats in good demand: prices generally hrner. Spot
quotations were:
Flour Net cash for family extras S. Mt7Sn: bak-
ers extra, S. aaes.Bs Oregon and washington,
kNaaH.
Wheat-Shipping. 81 oe3 for No and Slie for
choice; milling. ST. ietalM
harley Feed, new. s2sstsFsc: brewing. NsImi
QAss-Mfiline nominal
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TACOMA, July m.--The week cpnaed vfsAonf
showing any gain in the wheat sisnatioxa Irfc<s
zemain at the closing figures II last week Club
Sc, bfnestem, Sic.
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Money on call frmer. Sci PER cent last 1oans
81 per rrnt. closed. y per cent prime mrrrantii
paper, SAA per cent: sterling eyehauer. easy witt
actual business in hankers bills Il NGVa&Gt n
demand, and at I.s4tess esl FOR - dAsss postss
rAac4 NNt&AS& and - ~. commercial hills. 10
stefs silver certificates. s0esie; bar silver. No
Mexican dollars ssac. government bonds. irregular
state bonds. inactive: railrrsd bonds. Arm.
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wheat Export, No. club. Sc; Ne , hsuesssn
0ic: milling. Ne. csah. Sc; Na. l hiaessem, &C.
% g q
TACOMA MHEAT Market