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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-15
CONDENSED DIsPATCHhs

The buckeye lumber mill At Spokane VI, 49,
with 10000 feet Of lumber Loss $50 600: in,,rrss
ss0e0
II q announced that The queen has spprvsa 4
selection ot the Earl Of Horetoun rs sovernss -
eral Of the Australian commonwealth.
The Garland Chain Works at Rankin. p
burned i.ns.. sos 600 The are was canaed \ ~
explosion of tank Of chemicals, but no ~ -
injured
Part Of the business portion Of Dansmuh, a.
consumed and others damaged. The loss ~
mated at 500
The American laer ST Louis which NM 4.
New York from London. has on board as q pasrss
Mr. Addison e. Harris, the United s,ases nhhes
20 Austria Hungary.
Fire at Duraut, l. T., wiped out the srpa,r -
tiou OF the business section Loss 500 co. usa,lse
about half. William Wittcnhurg was fatally injwI
while fighting the hre.
Three Of Chieago's oldest and largest banhiss \
situations are 20 I've consolidated The Con n
change National, the American National ana -
Fourth Western National are to pool and rsou,r6u
under the charter Of the Corn Exchange.
The petition Of the minority stockholders 4 n
National Linsced on Company for tho sppolnsnsu1
Of receiver TO take charge OF the remaining 49,
Of the corporation denied BY Judge KoAt>1
in the United States circuit court ut Chicago
Owing 20 tho threatcnings o. the doekasn I
Rotterdam sartisops Of the riverside town M
been Instructed 60 furnish detachmcnts u tfuupp d
protect vessels IN transit TO and from Germany ~
torpedo boats have been ordered TO patrol the nvs
At a conference Of committee II the WiB6s1
Glass Cutters League and the officials of the Asu
lean Window Glass Company tho scAs Of iAst ~
was signed for the ensuing year. with fsv ubun
changes. The nnal settlement Affects about u
men.
Rain storms in the southern provinces d On
have caused tho rivers 10 overflow and inunaatA n
villages, Roads and bridges have been ruined M
Rio tlsro railroad bridge collapsed under the vel
OF freight train, which WAS precipitated ints ~
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Sales on Western avenue today were more than
ordinarily brisk There The regular Saturday
crowd q buyers. besides unusual Alaska demand
There steamers taking supplies both for
Cape Nome and SkagHsy. The shipments 70 Daw-
sou City were quite considerable. They consisted
Of apples. lemons ard eabbages togethsr With large
quantities a potatoes All these shipments have 20
be carefully made The dealer must first sort out
anything that Is not rstcsss. and this necessitates
handling and repacknE. Al the boxes must he
wired both ends TO make them secure for the
long journey. Even the crates q cabbaEes have %
be repacked hrnly and the crates reinforced
with additional fastsniugs All this means lots Of
work for the young who act as shipping clerks
But there IL money in the Alaska trade. which "a
growing far beyond all former proportions. There
are good many Thousands u people IN Alaska who
must be fed from the Seattle markets.
The watermelon market does not sesrn 70 b
very brisk The first shipments have not proved
satisfactory. The ears Il waferrnelons expected
today did not arrive. and word received that
they are In a wreck Small fruits at the same
price. without any particular change from yester-
day Some OF the fruit received from California
DID not pass Inspection Yesterday At the doeks.
and IL reported that considerable was destroyed
nv he
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the foilowinRi
SEA il.E-ArnVed July ~ str Al ~. from SkaS-
way, t. :. T. Lawton. from Sune Sailed July
Is. ChRs, Nelson. for Cape Nome str Will
san FRANCIsCo-Arrived July ID. str San
Jose. from Nome.
TACOMA-Auived July H. &C Philippine. from
san Francisco sailed July a. str Olympia. for
roRT TOWNSEND Passed in July H. three
mastcd sch sailing Arrived. sch Defender from
Kahuhn. Passed in, sch Agenor 10 n a m, from
Honolulu, for Tacoma, e. r. Lawtou. 10 30 a.
PORT TOWNSEND-Passed ont. July Il. str
Olympia. from Tacoma. for Hongkons, sch Mctha
Nelson. from Tacoma. Tor iiilo; bat Northwest.
from olympia, for san Pedro bit Robert sudden,
from Fort Gamble for Melbourne; str WaaA Walla.
fsom seattle. for san Francisco
TACOMA-Saied July Is, sch Meths Nelson. for
tlIEMAtNUs- Sailed July -. sch Corona, for
oLYNlrIA~ Sailed July 49, bt Northwest for San
petlro
SEATTLE Arrived July 49, str City Of Topeka.
frtn SkaEWsy.
PORT PlRiE Arrived July r. sch Golden Shore
from Port Blakciey
rom TOWNSEND Passed IN. July H. str city
Of Topeka IS , m. from SkAgvay. for Seattle
str santa Ana, 30 p m, from Nome for seattle
San FRANCISCO sailed July H. ctr 81 Paul.
for ~. Michael. Cleared. str cordea Heald. for
Unaiaska
PORT GAMBLE Sailed July -. sch Nosornis for
FoRT iTDLow-Arrirsd July Is. sch Sokoni,.
tvm royt Gamble
Mourning the loss q his bride q two day, and
saa ~ his money. Gerhard onkcn. prosperous
farmer living Napa Cal appealed 20 the Chiraso
paiiec department 20 search for Tho missing
)nken Travelled from his far Western home 20 Tols
do. ~ aud married L1uta Anna WoythinEon n
short Acquaintance.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices being offered 10 the pro
6ucrr BY the local dealers for delivery In round lots
On the doct and IN the ear at Seattle:
Grain Oats. si9a22 barley. Ns, wheat, chicken
feed Nssi8. bran, So shorts sll
Hsy-Pnget sound. vaio; Eastern Washington
Timothy. sl4 alfalfa 50 pr ton
Egg Strictly fresh ranch. ialc1nc.
Butter Frensh ranch. I5dlse. creamery. 5dZir.
pouitry-Tive chickens. i2ai2sc; live turkeys iic
turkeys. iar; geese. lac durLs lN7i2c III.
Live s,nrk-Choice beef cattle cows, st63io
steers tetic; choice sheep &c good hogs, live. 6
hws. dressed 7c calves. dressed. large, &c; small.
i0c. calves. live. large. Sc small e.
Hide-. Peits and wcoi-H.svy sound ssltsd steers.
over % N, e.: medium, sound. Ter n Ttc; Hight.
sound. under M, &c: cows. sound. all weights.
7c; STAR, tuls and oren, &i ssited hps 70:
calves per N. SCI green hides ic isas than saltsd
ar n,'r ", m 1877 " ~, ohs.h, n 's's'
Pr; pspery deer. l2disc dry ris sdiac green elk
trse; sheep p~its. Ec,asl -. shesrliugs. isSEc
-vsst~rn Washington wool sdfic Western Washing.
ton wool. isaisc: dirty timber burned. laiic
talicw 283ia
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St. stephens Ballard. Rev. r Z. Hyland: rec.
ter. Divine service Sunday st II a. m and / -
p
St Luke's-Renton Services on second and fourth
Sundays ct the month at p. m, with sermon ~
Rev. II. II. Gowen
St Marks church-Ha-vArd svenus and Spring
street Rector. Rev. ]. P. ID. Llvyd. Services
at II a. m. and p m.
81. Paul's-Coruer Warren avenue and Republican
street. Rev. VIM. Kemper. rector. Sunday school,
s4s Morning PRAYER snd service. IL a m
Evening service at 80 O'Clock.
81 Clements Twenty fourth avenue south and
Washington street. Rev. George Buzzelle rector.
Sunday school 10 a. Morning PRAYER and ser
mon II O'Clock. Evening service. O'Clock
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth avenue and
james street Rector Rev IT, H. Gowen. Serv-
ices. 80 and II n. and 20 ?. m Morning
subject, "st. Paul at Lystra" Evening subject,
Missions in China-Past and Present.
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran missouri SynodlRev II. Boil.
Sunday school, $50 a. Services 10 30 a m at
Tenth avenue south and Main street.
Norwegian Dsnish-Fourth avenue and Pine street.
Rev. Il. A. Borrevik pastor; residence 1854 Seventh
avenue. Sunday school at 9 80 a. m: services at
II a. and p. m.
Swedish ErangelicRi-Third avenue Pike
Rev. Martin l. Larson. pastor: residence. lo3 Belle
vue avenue. SUNDAY services at 10 80 q, and
p IN. Sunday school IL m. prayer meeting. 7 y. m.
Holy Trinity English Corner Seventh and
Union street Herman A. W. Yung, n D, pastor.
Residence ISIS sixth avenue Morning service IL
a. m Nesper service. p sunday school. As
a.
German Evangelical Lutheran, Zon's-Coruer
Terry avenue and Stewart street Rev. f. knappe,
pastor: residence IN Of church. Sunday school
at 20 a. m. sunday services at 10 80 a. N. and
% p.
immInucrs Latheran church- Corner Olive and
Minor avenue Services FIST and third Sundays Of
the month az II Q. second and fourth sun
days al s y. m. Rev. NJ. A Christensen pastor.
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CouCrcE Churches,

First Bellevue Services at IL O'Clock. Sunday
school 10 o'clock.
West seattle Halter school house. Rev George
Kindred pastor Services II A. M IL m and
p m. Prayer and Bible study p. m Thursday
kirkland sunday services at Ii a, m. and D. m
Y L. S. G. f.. p. m. Sunday school at II noon
Plymouth Corner THIRD avenue and University
street. Rev, W. II. q. Temple. pastor Services II
a. and p. m.
Taylor church-Tsylor avenue and Thomas street.
Rev. Alfred \. Raven. Fh. d. pastor. Services
II a m. aud 20 y.
German Congregational seventh avenue between
Pine and Olive. Services at IL m. and p m.
alternately. Edmund Grieb. pastor
EIrst--Coumba City. Rev. Frank r. Whitman.
pastor Preaching at II a. m and 30 y. Sun
day school. 10 30 a. m. Christian knd,aror. 80
D. m
Univcrsity-Thomas C. wiswen. minister. Sun
day service at II a m. and 20 p. church school.
l2l0 y. m. Y. p 3 {. T.. 30 p. m prayer
meeting at 80 p. m.
Green Lake-Rcv. T. G. Lewis. pastor. Meetings
held in the l. o q. r. HAN. Regular services
II a. m. and 30 p m sunday school at Il O'Clock;
praise meeting 81 ! rs p. m.
Edgewster-Re Rev. J. Il Nichols. pastor. Services
at II a. and p IN. Sunday school At l2I5
p m; Y. T. = G, =. at y. m. Junior Y T.. s.
G. f., Friday afternoon at 80
Pilgrim Belmont and East Harrison
street Rev T.. l.. Smith, pastor Services today
at II a. and 80 p m. Sunday school, i3ls p,
m; Y i. =. C. F., 6aS p m. prayer meeting
Thursday, I 10 p. m Everyone welcome
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LONDON. July H-whest-Cargoes on passage
easier, neglected. Sd lower. English country mar
kets quiet
LIVERPOOL. July 1i-whest- Quiet; No
standard California. IS 4!d; French country mar
kets quiet Cottop-Uplands. 27-S7d.
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter. dull. g. ID
Hops-At London Pacific coast, steady. FL l2sS
G5 lis.
wheat-spot. steady; No. ! northern spring. s. 81 /;
No l California g. 4dd6s I'D: futures. duh July
nominal; September. 6s ed; December. Is sd.
Corn Spot. new. Arm: old. quieti mixed
d I'D; do old Is ID futures dun; July. nominal
Septemher Is nd
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F1oir-Quiet; winter patents. 81 loa4 70; straghts.
50 2aa3 sprne specials, s. TSdt sS spring patents
s. 7Na4 % straights, s. 39d3 So hakers s. oS2 20.
Wheat-No g. 7saT5c: No. red. 79d7e.c.
Gonna 2 aiic: No yellow, acc.
Oats-No 2 white, Zd74c; No ; white. B6S &c.
barley Good feeding sssssc; fair to choice malt
Seed no. fax. $50: No Northwestern Nso:
primo timothy S3l5
Po-k-Mess per Dbl, sl2t56i2o.
I.ard-Per 100 lbs. Sc s7sa65
Rihs-short sides loose. 50. sail
Shoulders-Dry salted boxed, 6Ad7o
Sides-Short clear, boxed. 81 59Qf7 So
whisky-Basis n high wines. sl2l.
sugar-Cut lnaf. 67sc: graduated. 6y,c; confec
tiouers' ." 6 lsc; of A. eo3c.
Clovcr-Contract grade. s.
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Gospel Tent Meeting.

Meetings Sunday and Thursday afternoons. at 2
corner Third avenue and Madison street.
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Fierce storms Mt Galvest..

DALLAS, Tex, July it.-Te,e,r..
from Galveston state that because ~ X.
fierce storm conditions the city r. ~ ~ "
cally water bound; railroad trains r,cs''
get out. and passengers for outside no,sse
are delayed The rain ceased fallinv NV, w
afternoon. There has been heavy dana.
along the beach. Many houses have ~
destroyed. About dozen huildinrs -.
washed away, including the Midway. ~
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Catholic Churches.

Church of the Immaculate Broadway and Madison
street Rev. A. Diomedi. pastor: Rev. A. Trivelli
and Rev. J. Nicholson, assistants Conducted by
the Jesuits
Our Lady ot Good Help-Third avenue south and
Washington street Rev. +. Y. Prefontsine. pastor.
Low mass, m; high mass. 900 a m. bene-
diction. 30 p. N.
Sacred Heart-Sipth avenue and Bell street Con-
Quoted by the Rodemptorists. Rev Thoms. Brown
pastor. Low mass. with sermon. a. m. high mass.
with sermon. 10 30 a. m. benediction. 80 .. m.
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Church az the seui-Odd Fellows han. corner
Second avenue and seneca street. John W. Henley
pastor. Evening devoted 20 hsllct tests and spirit
messages. Good music. All invited. Free.
Seattle spirifualisfs AssoCiation-Masonic Temple
corner Second avenus ard Pike Mrs. Ada Foye
pastor. Childrens iceum, loA5 e. m Conference
meeting. p m. Lecture aud tests by pastor 81 ;
d. m Public CORDIALLY invited
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some sections vas reported a. serious. september
closed &c higher, at iisc.
Oats were firm. but featrreless september closed
&C higher
Little was done in provisions. hover hog prices
ara INC weakness Of wheat bad some effect on prices
which Welded slightly early. AZ the decline the
market became steady and held 50. september
trk closed &c lower ard lard and ihs each lost &
TIE leading futures ranged follows:
Artirss Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. July li.-wheAr was inactive
GA call and weaker in the spot market Barley
weaker. Oats quiet, but steady.
spot quotations were;
Flour shipping No i. Sos; choice. sloet: mill
ing, 81 0T.ai TO-
Barey-Fe.d. cs7iic; brewing. soaslic
oats Gray Oregon. hGssLlo. milling. 81 lasl Is;
red. A.O5sllTi
Receipfs.
Flour. quarter sacks. i2,Es: Oregon. 1904 whe..
Oats, ceatais. So Oregon. so beans sacks, sSs
Corn. c-ntals LIS Potatoes, sacks s.5s2 Bran.
sacks. l,S5. Oregon. $3.50 Middngs, sacks. 5i5 I:
Oregon. rs Hay. tons. 200. Wool. bales. IS
Hides. number. $50.
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Millsturs- Mddlinss, sl79p- Bran. ,l2 5os1s 50
Hay-wheat. 81 ,sosn 30; whes. aud oats s. SOD
nominal compressed wheat. S5oanSo; straw. per
bale. 25sSlsc
essslc. Green peas. aa5oc. String beans. lS'2sc
pcr H. Tomatoes, 7SasL5 per box. Asparagus.
nominal.
Fruits Oranges. na1.ls, nominal. Mexican
LINES, Sa6 Common Catoqnis lemons. Wal IS
Choice CsliforA lemons. saa2 %. Bananas. 81 Jels
Butter Fancy creAmery lsc: seconds. ls1lssc /.
fancy dairy lie secpnd'. M@ietc.
Cheese California FATS sa9se' young America
Esss store, laslse; fancy ranch. isc. Eastern
fu,l,ry-T'irkey sobhlers. saioc. turssy hens. 100
lie Old rooster: s. @ai Young rossteFs' :. ssee
frScS, s. aa4. hens. sla5, Old dacss Nas5O
geese, sil23sl 3.
Wool aud Hops.
Wool spring Nevada l1al5c. Ea.tcn Oregon.
san Joaquin plains. se'A. Humooidt and Nedo
Hoss~ Crcp ( isss. ual'c.
Closing Quotations.
wsrst Inactive December Nlti. Cash, 81 NJ.
Barley No sales Corn Lane se.los. 81 lSaLEa
e g .
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Meetings held in basement Of 100 Washington
street. entrance alley between First south
snd Occidental avenue every evening at As o'clock
Public cordially invited
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yeser Junction church Preaching on Sunday at II
a
First Free Methodist church-Corner ~ Terry ave-
nue. and Pine street. Rev. A. n. west. pastor.
Services II a and 80 p
Duwnnish Methodist Protestant church-Rev. T.
Plummer Rsvelle, pastor. sabbath school, 80 D.
N Preaching. p. H. All are welcome.
swedish Methodist church Fifth avenue and Pike
Preaching, II a. and 20 y, IN. young people .
meeting, 20 p. m prayer meeting every Thursday.
! 20 j.
Fifst Methodist rrotestant-Third and Pine.
Preaching n a. III. and % p. Rev. 7. Plum
mer Resclle pastor. Sabbath school. 1850 ?. tn
Prayer meeting. Thursday, .. m.
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Meets every Sunday at ?. m. Thursday evening
and Friday at p m.
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0rsnnsted oystef .hslls. SIS Per ton, rrsnni,,...
riam shells, SIS per ton. bone meal IS re-, Ion
atanulsied hone. IS Yer ton huil.d cat. $40 ne,
ton l. u poultry food 81 Per t9a beef m..I
So 80 Per ton. beet meal los sis r~r Ton -,
craps s-, 81 psr ton beef scraps loo SO per TOM
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Theosorhical Society. Amanda Lodse-M.ets =.
m az lis Third Avenue Subject, "ksr1nS," by
Miss Rosa E. Wald.
Queen City TheosophicSl Society in America
Sunday evening az clock. A. o. L. ". hall.
Pioneer block. Subject. Emerson and Theosophy,
by Mrs. +. A. SchwagerL
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Russian Orthodox Church.

And Th.cophicsl Society In America Public c,
dially invited.
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Christian Adveptists.

Christian AdVsntists' church-Rer. william Chap
man. pastor. Prayer. l0I5 g m preaching. II
a. m Sunday school. Z 80 D. r
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FOREIGN.


NEW YORK, July Monumental Advertisers
London financial cablegram says: Old hands say
this was the idlest day they ever knew on the ex-
change here Some markets did not open
Paris Glasgow and Edinburgh closed. American
stocks. which sold in the first hour by
"punters.' who were disappointed in profits on a
turn, recovered later when the selling was over.
There's no changes in money rates. The bank
sold 97i.on in french coin and ~ 40 for export
n,
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Receipts and Shipments.


On the produce exchange today the butter market
was steady; creameries. lsdls!c dairy. ltGl7c
cheese dull, ssal0ic: eggs. steady; fresh lie.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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Scandinavian Evangelical Mssion--Meets every
Sunday at $50 p at foot Of Jackson street, near
Railroad avenue, on the ship Idaho
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WASHINGTON, July li--Today's statement Of
the treasury balance IN the general fund. esclu-
kve Of the $50 900 900 gold reserve. in the division
Of redemption. shows; Available cash balance. Slts
SIS, SIC; gold, So, SCI, al5, silver s.. 1872
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TODAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter ths Post-iutelligencer WIN allow eve
tines in formal church notices free q charge fos
every hne ever Eve there will be charge OF >
cents. This rule will be strictly adhered to
Church notices must be in this office not isfss
than 30 p n. Friday.
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Millennial Dawn,

Meet 500 Second north u. r. Zero. pas
tor Services at II a. m. Sunday school at 10 A. m.
Missionary meeting. y.
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Universal Brotherhood

And Theosophical Society in America. Seattle Iods
No. ico-Room 10 Hincklev block. Public reetiu
Sunday at p. m. Lotus group FOR children,
a. II.
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yobhfns quotations today we're a. follow:
sugar, Flour and Coffee,

ps~ssd so ' asaa later 1s = s''' Is
'1 Flour 'ss1 s1S nss5 .PS. ';n p'''n imperial.
Il ;ssee meal. yellow. nss per 70 Is:
per 100 Ms. Ia ION sacks; tucswh.., nonr. pure
$50 pc. I" Ms, In On sacks; erarted wheat. .? IS
N ion ssets; 'srins. ~ per 100 Ms. in sn sachs:
fancy rolled oat. u 30 per Dbl IN m sacks; corn
meal ' Whit. nn Pc, se NJ j. SON , s,rr
eaeswhe., hour pur., ~ hb,. in som sacks;
s s,.ssss .sss ri s + % steel o"r cut
- per bbi. IN soih sacks; vhols wheat ronr .
rsr hbl. IN ON sseksi re meal. 80 rs PER hbl In
,pn net hhl. s. 80; fancy rolled est. son sacks.
~" Zane, rol'sd cats. p.r case. S4i lice. domes-
y, ,%asse; Costa Rics. choice. per n istsissc.
Roasted Arhuchie's. In I'M n casss PER owt. nts
~ rs; Java. Sob tina. per ID. eo,ei sacks. A.c
Alden Mocha. va; csracols, 1ic: Guatemala. 9I.e:
gronna coffee ietdaie; non zoos. vi Is; ecs. SIS IS
Halter. Cheese, EEGs and Poultry.
hl,,sr Ranch, isaisc Up. fancy dairy IN squares.
isgnci washington ercsmerss lib and ?lb prints
t'heese Native Washington, Iasi7.; Eastern
iatissc, half skim ehres. iasc
Tomb Honry~tslfornis comb. fs4sfisc; strained.
ftasc
roui.ry-I,,. ehies.n'. issi,c; Nv. ,urs.y., lee:
geese. ioe-
Nuts.
wsinuts. rsr n. ssehs. issite; Eastern black val
nats. ". pecans lac; diherts is,e, Rr,xfi. Ia.
almonds. fancy soft she'll isc: .imonds, No ise,
peanuts &C pine, lse hickory ioc; cocosnu,. %,
dozen. Sc. ehe.tnuts. III Italians. isc: popcorn. 50
per n.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hsy-Prse, sound per ton sieif; Eastern wssA
ins,on timothy. sNels: Alfalfa ,il
psrl,y Rolled tern
Corn whole. Is. cracked. IS: feed meal. per
wheat Feed saoeqi oil e.s. meal, $40, r,ss,,,s.
ynfli bran 81 shorts, SIS ehoppei feed sissss.
dsiry chopped feed 81
Poultry Food.
orsunis.sd oystef shells. SIS PER ton; rrsnn,,,,s
sranul.isa hone SIS yer ton. hun.d s.t. ,,o nv;
teai T. u porltfy food. 81 Ter t,n heel r.,l
10 ~s Per ton; hset meal iOes. So rsr ton; t.ef
mica crYstsi sytt 81 per ton
Meats. Provisions aud Fish.
Fresh Meats Cow beet 'c Per n .te-t beet
Per n veal larss, s. par % small ~ rcl IL
t..' ea4.a. ~ a. ,shsd ',Ie., So
3 y Mia Z R,.s y 4. W sS',is s, e.
simoo rg,s star. = wv
Frssh Fish uafeui Asssei .s.ihe.s .,,,,o,
g. sAlmoa trout. iei8isr rooun,,ie t,,, 'ih ~
soNnisy. ,H'e 'olrs e rocs 80 $50 ,h.tn-1.
dsrs !, saea pansrncs, crabs. Nv 81 a,
stated F1sA ,,stbips Rel Salmon uo ..
.alr,sn, 90 y tbl, 81 Is salman BELLE. ,bbl, I, ~
kkK hsrits 10 = pan, 81 rs nsjlssl 80. "
,r.isd hersins. a. per het - sti.s, t sh - 4
Is p tss,. s. .'aoisd hstlias 1e psr b., p,l
vAols eeA io 9 t0'ts. H. cot fel,. g. ~.
hAatiss. sA'oo ''''AN
Vegetables.
rs,.,cs' Teal tNss rer 'on vANn,. r&sr
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Hsy-pnse, sound. PER ton nierif; Eastern Wash
instnn timothy. tsels alfalfa sil
Oats Fer ton. sM
Harley Rolled snfsi
ton, - ~
Wheat Feed s2oa2i oil cake meal $40, misalips,
tnff bran. 81 shorts, tn; chopped feed yisSis,
dairy chopped ferf 81
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o'clock a. n and o'clock D N. IN the youns
Naturalists' hall. in the old university grounds.
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Holyoke block. First avenue and Spring
street Services at II a. Sunday school AZ e IS
service Wednesday evening at o'clock Reading
room open during the week from 10 D. IN
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, July is-whest-wAna wsiis, Sc
SIC: valley >sss7c; blue stem. 6oc
e. e.
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LONDON, July li.-Atchison. 20; Canadian Pa
chc. sls; Union Pacific preferred. 70: Northern Pa
cihe preferred, "a; Grand Trunk. q; Anaconda. g;
Rand. 500 Bar silVer-quet. q SID Money, u
per cent