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Blakeley; Br bk ivsnhoe, 80 q m, for New What
com. Arrived. schr Honipn. from San Francisco
SAN DIEGo-Arrived. July Il. str Robert Adam
son, from Nansimo.
ASTORIA sailed July n. Rr BIZ Lizzie Bell. tor
Queenstown.
NOME-Arivcd. July 0, str Jeanne. from Seattle,
BRISBANE Arrived. July n. str whrrimno. from
Vancouver r. C., via Honolulu. for Sydney. Sail
ed, July a. str Aoranxi. for Sydney, from Honolulu
and Vancouver, " c.
SANTA RosAIlA- Diseharsinz. July Is, Br sh
srdfannrchsn. for Fraser river Br al Port Gale
donis. for Portland or Tacoma: schr Defiance, from
Cowiehan.
SEATTLE Sailed, Juiy n. u. s. transport Rose
Grams. for Ssn Francisco.
PORT BLAKELEY Arrived. July "a. sohr vo-
iants. from Nome.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Iu,y a. hk Levi O.
Burgess. for Tacoma schT Orient. for Port Gamble
EVERETT Sailed. July -. hk Oakland. for san
Pedro
wBATcoM-Auir.d Juiy u. Br hk fvsnhoe
from HONOLULU via Victoria.
PORT LUDLOW SAILED July "a. Rr hk Lord
reaf,leio~u. for Cape Town
p0ET TOWNSEND Arrived July ~ rev cutter
Nsnniur from Dutch harhor. and ssiled fcr seat
tie s.sa ?, m, bringing remains q Chief Engineer
Ncunau.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

:. efs~sns prices sre being offered 10 the pro
- !, a, ioral dealers fer delivery In round lots
= Al and IN the ear al Seattle:
~, llsts sssz1i barley. SIG. wheat. chicken
|. - sEt. frsn. $40: shorts. sll
sounf, gan Eastern Washington
-. III. sifslfs. ~ prr ton.
- poffy fresh nnch. 2nanc
~ Psnsh ranch. lSalec; creamery. 1Dd2lc.
srSyll.se chietens. izai7ic live turkeys. lie;
~ III se~<. ioe dncts. ieai2c ID.
~ &rh ~rhoics beef cattle, cows, 3l@3,c I;
- ty5e; ehcire sheep. &c: good hogs. live, r. .
II fssssd e; caives, dresssd. inrss. &C.; small.
h ,sss~ iire large. &C.; smalf &C.
-. Psifs ssd wooi Hesvy nsind ss1teA stesn,
weh r.: nsflum. SOUND. PER n. Tic: Hight.
- spdsr y n, fe: ccws, sound. al Weights.
h -. hafls snd sser. Sc: ssifed HIPS. Yc;
- ~ y. n; green hides. Il less than ssited :
n ~, ps b. i7e: drv cubs. one third less
- Asr per N. zsasic winter deer, dry,
& npry deer. i1aisc: dTy elk. sRlos, green est
- no peiss, 2scasi5 sheariings. i5a2sc .
tarsR Wvhirston wool ssllc: Western washing
= Nj E@isc: dirty o' timber burned. 13ffiic
-, M.
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o',. nnts SHpffcs cases. 81 sfFhnce.
wmts LEAD itnhblnxi-Pionerr or Carter ION N
.o'her .ir: Deyoe. flc. PREPARED. paints. s-eai
!, "a, 1919 a. l-,i cans 9 sosi@; isai cans.
Naiis. Tools ara ro-s.~
Nsiis tioh,,ns,--New ,s., cut steel, o. ia a.
"", a' 70 20. wire $3.50
.ncs; Humboldt ard Toledo, Sc; Tye. rrosscr,
20 Der loot Canadian Racer. Tsc; rszor
~, =. 70, ioots hand Issfon's. - per cent IN
a., "a ~%-sfhs,e b,t. 70 r.r doe; double BIT.
= d, Hstchets- From q to y rer dor Msuocs~-
.s%. ~ per dos Pfet- hsS'rced " S7e per
"r .,<z otn nay 20 rer cent ~ ilst Grtssstones
Ms~ ~ no. "sdses-stse' sale psr ID Files
!. Scales How ssa r.i,s.nh' platform. nI., and
a.. =" eens en- W.. senhio and " psr rent on
= Der ssn, - r.. r., cen. on u's; sponord scales.
nops aossinsI Manila. lliroh md i.rre, uic
per n, Isinrh thread f,le nor in, a "a e,h,s,s
i5ic: sissl, Iinch and larger, sc fothrsad Re; 8
per 10 'A'' '4T' 'A''a ~'n ''"' '''''' i1e
Ttnware -pisesd net prices, a.up.S "a ana IA
10 % per cent, o. :"
o.ss. r,r bs,s a - n
wire-Psinsd hsrb wtr- a %, s.,v,pt,sa h.v&.A
fence, u 81 green wire cloth n -s ~, ~ s,,'srs
ke, $50 nv ''''"' '''' pe' y" square
:, 1ss.sr e s,ran,, pes s rs
$50 nor esss 81 D me-. n ~, esu, !, rss cent.
rhsmrio, ~ ryb,,rh ~ -. ,.n.a..s ~ -, 80.
stump nni Gs'den Pheasant spo,'ins 3 n sss.'
p a., @a,.s sss. ~ per case
81 - chilled .ncs. 80. " ''''0''
$50 r -" '''o' tape ""' triple tape
"'"'''ns ''p' NNN' "'s''e Per u"
Heavy hardware.
Bar Iron Ijobbinsi sas base: Norway iron. Sc
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WEEKLY CRor BULLETIN.

Seattle In,y a. 1870
WntaA States nsrarmrn, 4 Agriculture Climate
snA trer HAilrtin ~ rho Weathe Bureau " ash
insion assgiaH f.v the wsrt satins tgiy p isl
The pRai ~set wss fse asa entire week without
rain thai has uecasvra this season Ia tAe wsststn
section ~ the state
To The srstSen sat ~ she Cs.saan nsasantAin. il
vas Nas IS sell A. dss hat IN the secsiaa wrxs q
them a va. asis ~rssSssseN yarn psr tsnp<fs.
tspes ranged frps ~ degFves ~ hn degrees IN to
eastern cuanties ard frotr r. degrees ~ degrees
IL sAs western eeentisA The aixhts -esr also
esF,u
The ss~rs ~ Tie western secssrn xes - raass
,gssnasd growth q tesvsahisA. ard = the ART
sss.i tayuastas sevs ~ the a iarse vfup
q bar Aaf h-sp ssyucca bat esnsl~ssbl- u q lsni.
Axrd - rEestcas wa weather.. tcissag ard Aglaf
ir VstiRz
Wheat aua oass are nov bsSiaNtn4 - turn. and
ciiiiias siu hegln r sh-itt srn ssfs The -st srcp
" prc,oissss one, Hogs snd Fafetos- have grows
asN tatWNsius laftst te*ssn hiing fhscl.
rssatins eask.sisfshs hsssu ~ ~ gatst~et snf
even susars pffstort Aud hesss
n tte eastern ssrgtfHs fali cheat tafsssf rnr.
tesrs uniiss prffsFt weather run.1ffiaua q veil
aiaag sid sfe~ Hmis0fi ssFe'iaiiv sseiY tsgsli.
tess ~ sse~esi csssssRsas 81 ,ggnian Is thst ths
steEa D. semFwtst shase shs acreage
We pat ve~s has teea snsstofthts far spstna
~te.t sd eats ts xaitta~ e fstsru.s Arvueas
hgs utnas aafs rretsiifs eAirh Nas~ tsnsssney
" safsss sssat Esssra is Fss srag~a }scaf
tss ss<a - stsssss egcH - sprssx Wheat I, 49,
isas,.sssas ~MAnss evgsa@ rssn ~nearTtss ~sirA
wralI ssess great fafs9 IN ~ nH ssss, SEA- a
Ne present ttae
Repsrt. 81 Correspondents.
Law3s seaaa T., CaunsF Hss shCss "A ~ "a
.eahs wsias siv tstsns ~ ssisssa stas r,ls
- ssS ahsax4 rtsets fsat Hkfssssa Nnezt -
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Bresdstu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO. July -whest-Insctlre on
cal, ard ~.st in the spot nsrh-t
Harisy-Fnture., quiet. spo, barley veal
Oats ~stfunG,
spo, quotations we're:
wheat shirplnr 40, l. aw; choice. 81 csa mill
nsr,es~rs.d' essycc, brewing sessc
oats Poor 20 fair u mtai 49, good TO choice
81 lssi % gray oregon. no7sai-n; milling. nios
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sachs. 1855 Oregon. II ,o wheat
csutais. aaA: barley centaA, $500, oats esntals,
iiis; Oregon, ils nc,stoe. sacks. at htsn,
sacks ann Oregon. 9 80 niadlinss sacks. 80 Or.
esun, VS. haT. tons. US: wool. bales, = hides
number. no
rrovtsiona. Frusts, Etc.
Mnisiuss~ Middnnes, srsn bran. 81 aali,o per
wheat. saaIg, wheat and cat, ssli: hos,
h.vlsy. sM, Alfalfa ssaT 70 compressed wheat, y
afs, straw per bale Ssrsc
s.s. s srs"@ ssa. ,,s,.s stTss sSsn. .sIc
per q tomatoes. gsaTs. asparagus fsxfS
frtsi,--Arpie- shoice. 81 common. No. Msxirsn
lines sssG6 70 eomm0a CALIFORNIA; lemons 81 So
is, choice California lsnea. s. Ssss bananas.
o. sas7 81 piarapnlrs. 81 sost N
hestrf- Fancy rr.smsry. @sr seconds. n@isc
,sney daiff. la ssc seronds lSsl6to
Cheese +rsnsoynis Cats. sss4e. Young America.
9.s TO- Ess.sfn, nominal
rsss s,os, issise 'snc, rsach nssale: East
prallrr rssssr soAsisr, saio ,nss-y hens. 10
58ifr, ala toHxiers. g saNt; YOsHS esa-trFs s. san
5. snai hsailsr.. 81 Ties iare- hrulirFa e AS
fiysrs ssst 20 hens. s. T8s: oil duck s5t.
geese 81 issal y
Wool and Hops.
wrea sssins Svtsae rs&sr Eastern orpson y
tse ssiiss orespn. issDc Fai Narthern noaut.
ain isHnM iaAiac @awntain ismhs NSia saA
I~.auir piains sriar Hgmbaiit and MsnaCFin0.
itsite.
uaps Crop ~ tsa. ihssias
Closing a.otafious.
1hsxs trssti's neevmtsF. si.iSA cash 81 aa
eafiey- NJ sales.
CQrnstargs YtsAsw. u 1897 "a
- r. T
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Chica 20.

CHICAGO July H--Cattle- Receipts. 5000 bead
including 90 Western rangers and 800 Texans Mar
Ret generally steady Natives, best on sale IS 50;
5000 20 prime steers. 80. isa6.1s. poor 20 medium
" sa6 49, selected feeders, sat- 70; mixed stock.
err, Sa3 s.; COWS. S,a4s0 helfers, tsd5: csnnerz
Egfg; hmis. HTsmfM calves. weak. a, 81 sna
So Texss fed steers S. .ja5 is; xrass steers. a 10
~ vs.. hnils. 81 50a3 o.
Hoss- Receipts today. 1000 head: tomorrow, Is =.
Oo, estimated, left over 2Dn Best grades steady
others lower. Top. So MIXED butchers. IS lsat
70; fair 10 choice heavy, 81 $685. s ronsh hrnv~
&ns 10; hsht, - Nas,is; bnik ~ sales IS sssb 40
sheep-Recepts, noo head Market strong
Lambs. weaker. Good 10 choice wethers 81 Ioat SIS
tair 20 choice mixed, Ssat: native lambs, s.6s 20 :
Western lambs. ssas@.
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- vrssns nno,asses. lssi tins. per e.... ~
sai tim -. Log Cabin. teal tins. pr don. 81;
isa cans pr y, oa q, Ts srai iacist. 50: mrs
ns' * pint. rs Issi issh..s. s guar t Pc.
81, !', c,;,i. sssa. 81 p.n. SOC: mn pans. ...s.
x S,sei.,s tyosainsi-sod.. < ,o pr y; .oa,
iboss.. sr: Ss :, -. asnzss. IS ger boz: XXX:
tumble. 10y 20: oyster. sie Boston mstser. Sc;
lemon sn.ns ,e cakes. etc. i1aisc: ginger ard
Te usual di.,,n os per ., po. bread. sse Gas'ta.
quarts. Der Sss "a Mined. sss. per doz. ua:
wooden ies, pin's rer doz. s2Ts; ricfiea in
Der -. III !. aiSed No j. per saiian. Be- plata 10
,a s.s's ssss Mr. ar 81; X ~, s {,
per H. ~, Gc.osssinxlsm.n White. PER y. W; pini
Rte tjobhins J. psd ~ VI cs lima Per ,,,,ns e
n .slsr sts7lc per N
low, H. eas uohbinx)--Fis,a. rrsen ssle aeid. gel
n. "a .ienbinsi rirerooi. nn .ses.. per ton. ssa
haNsro,,pS GARY % q SACKS. n<r ton. 81: Coast.
per ton. y; t IN .aea per ton. g; IN .acs ::
IN oa's' y; ion SACKS. q n hi.. s.
Miscellaneous.
risctr,c osnoinsl-seattie asvon 90. nc: 100. -:
100. SIS. - =: 'ce, SD Gnbs-t Co. Dora.
Babhi,t'. ~ ne' Cohnnc. f0s. c@; %, &c
Irorv n. ~ - VI ioo~, ~; Proctor CANDLES
n: c,s,u. le, y; Castle white. i1disc Per
Climsy uohhfnei-Pinx chewing pst;iesx. ioc;
We. p,,. =, st.r. We Horse-ho~. &c Sp-erhe nj.
rer n e. he'nDeck. No. scrnii Tas. re: san Tas
nan "a ssmething Good. sc; fne IN, chewing.
~, N q, SNa. 30; Seal n North cssolins. Is.
Ms.ssn 3. 7ic; Lime Kiln. fos. &c: son. SIC;
,,r. per Vohbine, -Grccers' straw. Sc: butchers.
ssp &c; 10. ?. Manila. &c; No l. Manila. & /;
r.. go ess Discount list; frab express. ttc
y ~" nopmnsl-Grsip, per- 10. So cid per 100.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
Boston.

BOSTON, Juiy as-The wool market here contin-
nes quiet. although some houses making inquiry
for wool by manufacturer Prices are generally
nominal for fne medium and hne territory While
staple lots call for sae Sc. fleece woods continue in
a nominal position. with practically nothing doing
and prices largely guessvofk Quotations:
Unwashed medium. etc. Missouri quarter blood
eomhns. s,aac; thrre-eishths blood, ssei2sc; braid
conhns, Gle
Territory-scoured basis. Montana and Wyoming
fine medium and line. l76isc; secured soc; staple
s2ds2tc Utah fine medium and fine. 1eai7c; scuur-
ed Nr: staple, SIC; Idaho fine medium and fine
iesl.r, secured Soc; staple 59dssc
Austrslisn-sooured basis, spot prices comhine
supernne, nominal. s27s'c. good soas2c
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CITY OF sEArTLE's HULL PAINTED
Goes North with New Pur.er-Horse.
Transferred From the Taromu

The Lynn canal liner, City Of Seattle,
returned from the QuartermaEter Harbor
dry dock last night She had her hull
washed and given a new coat 81 paint,
preparatory "a her next sailing for skag-
wRy. July n.
On this voyage the Seattle will go north
With a new purser W J. Harris who
formerly served the vessel In that capA
city Harris lately sfth the Nome
liner Tacoma. =. c. Warrington succeeds
10 the pursershfp of the latter vessel
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n md TRADE REVIEW
M SEATTLE MARKETS.

81. .ssxrit, d peaches today, caused BY
- ss..stn o. two carloads q Cravford
~. csi,fornis. when the FIRST carload
- s..rrd * Inspector Brown. the dealers
- 10 soula b .uppsisd ron m. ,ss ne, 'eeo M
q ~ - h~er obtained Ia this connection from
- e,rxa. Int Il Is understood that the Cali.
.1s sss.rused cas- infected with Goblin moth.
-. ~ - h ianda without endaugering every
Y ~ ii tia eopnif5; and eternal ,lsiisnee Is
80 " rrsftirs.ly GU, II the market. ard none
|TE @,iued snr love or money. Other snkii
9 !, = rsuai In price. there being no changes
a rrrdirg
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EXCURSION TO VICTORIA.
Tickets win ne ON sale This Morn
ing--s D~Iiahtfal Trim.

Tickets for thc excursion 70 Victoria
next sunday, under the auspices % The
Argus. wiU BE- on sale THIS morning al
10 o'clock az fhe Office 81 podwrii & ca
III James street Seattle hotel block
This sxcursiou will he the event ~ the
season The Victorian, the steamer on
which she excursion VIII be given, needa
no Introduction 20 the public Tno 81.
cuFsiGD Viii leave See tile az = e'ci6ek
giving Ave hours IN Victoria, rsturatns
in time to catch al street cars. Fars.
81 30 fer the round sFip
EYEGLASSES for headaches. Miss
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The Post-intelligencer has secured the
exclusive right for Washington to Rand,
" Naiiy 4 Co.'S latest folder map of
China and Asia These may be secured
at Post-fntellgeucer business offices at
10 cents each
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON July a~wheat cargoes on psssss.
very little doing English country markets quiet
LIVERPOOL. July S-Whest- Dull, Na
standard California e. Ai Wheat and aoar In
Paris, weak French country markets. quiet.
spot wheat steady No. Northern spring - I'd /;
July. nominal; September. e Ia. December g. lii
,ofn-spct steady; American mirsd new n ia
GA. Is lild Futures, quiet; sepsemhs, IS ii.d
November. n.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland, Or. July "a, lsa
Fair: stationary temperature
a. q DEPARTMENT OF Aopurfrrpr
WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Ia.-ai ns,lcst MattmuE temperature - degrees
-st~fr,r,s + anekr q 4 iraHs - rain FELL harips
ne l asi tssaiy fear hsas Nssthss partlF ssrss1y
aud Tltsstnt -
s~~tton Dt-ecsot Weather aur&aM
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JOINING QUOTATIONS.
t11ss suosssion. today were - Follows.
Augar. Flour and C0Gee.

i t1ons suosstions today were - sciiovs.
sugar, Flour and CoRee.
l ~ Golden G. IN bbi.. sac; extra &. IN bb,'.
iAi powdered, eo7ie dry ranni,sed. 5 sic: in
1 - hfhef; CUBE, s2ic spot cash price.
|sE sosdty a, 81 caBfc.1ia brsnSs.
~ met.. corn meal white SIN
10 - . b. IN IN Mcts; cracked wheat. q. Is
- N, n isr sacks ssrina. les per ios Ne.
~ rrss; iarins. - per 10 hs IN SD sarn:
nc NC. IT. ,.r III H. NJ l. = m . .ss cor.
- Wins $50 rw bbl. IN pR ~es:
stsesi sour. pure. r.n MI IN D-M .cS,;
80 ss, = y e, ~ r. or .ssh.i .sss, eui
~ r. NIB sacks whole wheat naat. y
Uh ~ sacs; rye rr.si. y rs Ter hbi. 10
Z. eA nrys sov. 3 per NJ fancy rolled oats,
~ hsy relied os,s per ease sss5; ,iee. dosnes.
S~ss. Morss' p.r 4. ssent s.,.. pm
Cot. h,oa; sseic.. per n. is+sisse.
~ essu. pet ease, SASS: Ssh eases p~r cvt.
~ IAN. Dib tina, per u. so.e. sacks. Mic;
- ho.hs' ~; Csfscols. We; Gustemsis. 7ilci
ms 70
Dstfes, Cheese, Eggs ana Poultry.
s1sst .lssnch. Mqtlsc IN; fancy dairy In squares.
- wsshinstan eteam.riss, lib and sib rrints'
%H; Eastern creamery. 9ees5e
- - . ss',,, w..h,ng,sn. iasissi Eastern.
- srsti, fresh f rssea .s ss,rs: r....p, ns,re
CONT '''''' strained
|t~Al iaEisys. issiac. dacIs. 80 - j,,Ss
- NJ.
Nut..
ssinuss Tor n, .cln. rsaHc; EAsssvn N,scs -
~ " reeans. Ne; slhsrss i<Ac. nnriis' IT,.
s'' s,e .l sss IS sf 1 s ..ssss.: >:
Nay, Grain sua re.S.
H., r,,., .s,.ns = go,
~ tine'.y iisss alfalfa. tii
es., nai,sJ s@srv
y - -
rs h,,s ,,s' ma. WI n, ssr . mesi. miatiiass.
n, ssspsea isse II; w. e''pp'd feed. sAsisi
ro.,.r, r..s.
y. s, .,.,. as"rs 'ss ~ pr ,sn srans...a
vssal.,.a soas. IS per ten, haliss s.s. 70 'oa:
i ~ rsr Ion b.ef meal iee. ~ ~ ~ essf msal;
~. 4, as r.y H.. hssf ,e,sr. ~ sea. essf
A. ~. r.. a.,
~ ~, mutton, ws,hers. flc per IL, p.,s 4
r,a.isAaas HAM. las.r 80 s.s,i re'
~ safsn. iiic ayy ssi,rd .sies. as * fesh'
is,s Home made rer 10 sAc, whns 81.
~ r., 81 Wild Ress. H.. shisia ~,
f'~s fish us,ifsif, A9se; ss..ihe.s .,,,,..,
60. So .Ves ~euntAin trout. n
- I mTs 20 sdsc shFimps.
!. ol.me, ss's ~. =, 80 sisss 20 'sss; oss.
IN. Uts - t,,.sa. s. . PSI kalbn,
sss.a uz efaHs' live IlN
ssa,a p1sh flsthly., p., s.,,
s,~~s ne tiis M IA .sis,. huvesl y, PINK
kAN hertiae - = pail, v "a Hoii.pd p.'s,''s'
.s,nt A,y.sss va. NJ. ~ ess sssnhed
~ ~ re- W. 'riesd herring.
- a. y - - per tas. narR
-. ~ l,ns 80. sNsn.h. IN trias. ~:
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EYEGLASSES for headaches. Misn
WHzinskl tis Cherry.
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sEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
whest-Export Nc l club. Sc, No ] b1uestem.
Sc Milling. No. club, 8c: blues'em, Sac.
% q %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. July a-wheat-Quies and unchanged.
phssteu,. See: club. SIC; both for export
q % %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or. july a.. There IL no change IN
wheat quotations. which largely nominal At $50
SIC for wsua wails and Valley. and 6or for Blue
stem There Il not much wheat moving at these
figures sellers no, being prepared to sell for export
rrices.
z q &
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Iawxs sssaaa IA caunss Has shcas "A IN 49,
.eshs Naants sfv tstsn& ~ ssisssa stas fnis
isss sns sahsass ptaas 0aa Assssse Wnsst -.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products

On the produce exchange today the butter market
was firm; creamery, lsflstc dairy. tSirc
Cheese-Firrn sya i0ic
Esgs-Firm. fresh. NE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-25

Cylinder on. bhIs, 06snc; cases. g. sarsnc.
wmts LEAD itohblnxi-Pioneer or Carter ION N
,o'her Iir; Deyo~. Tic Prepared. paints. s-eai
ssns ufai0. i-ssi cans 81 sosi Vi: isai cans.
VI sssi 70. quart cans. 81 srcfiTs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-25

Cnsh QuOtntIOns.
F1our-steady
wheat-No spring -osa75c: No red. TTaTric.
Corn-No. :. &sc No. yellow Ssiod3s{c.
Oats-No. q nc; No white. 2s4fsTie: Nc.
white. 25d27ic
Batley-tiood feeding. aoc; fair TO choice mating,
$50 ssc
Flassced- No. l. $50; No. Northwestern $50
Mess Pork Per barrel sii san 90
Lard-Per 100 pounds 50 ssa6 80
short RitsSdes, loose, Sc gsaT 90
shoulder-Dry sAlied. boxed e4arc
short siies-C1eaf. boxed 81 t0a7 So
Whisky-Ras,s Of high wines lgt
Surars-U nohsnred.
(loyar-Coptrart
Evening journal., 1900-03-23

learn men as we'll as methods. For
the man who thus equips himself there
waits honors and usefulness.
True, politics does not offer wealth;
but it gives what is more desirable.
The aspiring politician must be stead
fast in his allegiance TO principle. The
merely office-hungry aspirant for place
for the sake of place only rarely sue
ceeds. because he is net influenced by
fidelity to principle or to party. He is
a topper, somersaulting from one
party to another; from one allegiance
to another; always toward an Office for
against all other applicants.
This sort rarely seeks a nomination;
but tries for appointment. He Is equal
ly without fixed opinions, stability OF
principles and patriotism.
Il is not necessary for a man to aban-
don or even neglect his regular business
in order to go into politics. Every
citizen should keep himself informed
upon political issues, and the young
man who cultivates his own patriotism
and develops that Of his fellow citizens
need not neglect his work rs a me-
chanic OF his duties as a clerk; and
when the right occasion natures his re-
ward will find him.
Evening journal., 1900-03-23
THE WEATHER.

New York Heralds Forecast.-The
disturbance reported in Ontario yester-
day will move to the Gulf Of st. Law
renee today without causing any con-
siderable precipitation in this section.
A slight fall OF temperature will occur
in and near the lake region tonight.
In the Middle States and New Eng
land, today fair weather will prevail
with slightly higher temperature and
fresh to light southwesterly and west
erly winds. followed by cloudiness in
the southern and western parts of this
section.
On Saturday, partly cloudy weather
and slightly lower temperature will
prevail. probably followed by rain.
On Sunday partly cloudy to fair,
with slight temperature changes.
European steamers now sailing will
have mostly fair weather and light
westerly breezes to the Banks.
Forecast for Friday and Saturday,
Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Fair Friday; Saturday cloudy. prob
ably rain; fresh south to west winds.
Delaware and Maryland.-Partly
cloudy Friday Saturday probably rain;
fresh southerly winds, becoming var.
liable.
Evening journal., 1900-03-23
PuNcTuREp.
a story Of John T. Raymond, the
Actor.

Actor.
people who rubberneck in order to
overhear the conversation OF folks
they don't know often get some pretty
twisted notions" said an old-time ac-
tor who was here last week. Heres
an example Of the way it occasionally
works:
"A good many years ago was at
tached to John T. Raymond's COM
pany. We were playing at the Park
Theatre in Brooklyn. We went over
from New York together one evening
and took one of the Fulton street cars
TO ride to the theatre. Now, it hap
pened that on that afternoon the ne
gro murderer Rudd, who was after
ward hanged, had broken out of jail
In Brooklyn, and, as the man was a
desperate character, the town was
more or less terrorized. However,
Raymond and / didn't have that in
mind at all when we got to talking
about the affairs of firm of man.
ayers with whom we were mutually
acquainted.
WNAif AhNg VIC 6Ol baAU
Raymond to me, referring to an actor
of old mans parts, whose services the
firm of managers had been endeavor-
ing to secure for some time.
There was an eager looking young
fellow sitting right next to Raymond,
and when the great comedian said,
They've got Rudd,' you should have
seen his eyes stick out.
Pardon me- he said, addressing
Mr.. Raymond, but did l understand
you to say that the murderer, Rudd,
had been captured?
yep said Raymond, catching On
instantly, and giving me a nudge.
They pulled him out of a cellar on
Houston street, near Third avenue,
over in New York, as l was passing
there about a quarter of an hour ago.
He gave the eight policemen the fight
of their lives, and shot two of them.
Hasn't that got over here yet? Well,
] knew Brooklyn was a pretty sleepy
old burg. but didn't know it was SO
bad as that!'
THE eager-eyed young fellow had
his pencil and pad out, and Raymond
gave him a wealth of detail about the
capture of the murderer Rudd from
the point of view of an eyewitness.
Half an hour later the most note
worthy newspaper in Brooklyn was
out with an extra giving under a bank
head a triple-headed account of the
apprehension of the desperate Negro
murderer, Rudd. It was a scoop all
right. but a scoop that was sadly
punctured by the fact that they didn't
get Rudd for many days afterward. -
Chicago Record.