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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19
MARTIN SHERMAN ARRESTED
He Is Charged with the Larceny of
a Coat

Martin Sherman, colored, was arrest
ed on Penn avenue last night, and
taken to the central police station by
City Detective Moir and Lieutenant
Davis, charged with the larceny of a
coat valued at 15,from Spencer Mason,
of Steelton borough, July 5.
Sherman lives In New York, but
word was sent the local authorities
that he was heading in this direction
and he was arrested yesterday on a
warrant issued by Justice of the Peace
Dunkle, of Steelton. He will be held
here until officers arrive for him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19
Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS b,
MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHlNG, with PERFECT SUCCESS
II SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS
ALLANS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLO, anc
IS the best remedy for DlARRHoEA. Sold b,
Druggists in every part of the world. BE sur,
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind. twenty-five cents .
bottle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19
CITY NOTES
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ALDERMANIC MARRlAGE-Park Evans and
Efie NJ Seeley, both of Elmhurst, were yester.
day married by Alderman Howe.
GRAHAM FUNERAL.--The funeral Of George
Francis Graham will take place tomorrow after.
noon at a3O o'clock. Intermcnt in the Cathe
dral cemetery.
SURETY OF THE PEACE.-T. +. Barrett was
rraigned before Alderman Kasson yesterday,
charged by NJ J. Trainor with surety of the
peace lie was held in $500 bail.
ICE CREAM soCIAI4-Mss Cora Yost's Sun
day school class will give an ice cream social
this evening If it does not rain at Prescott ave.
nue. and Pine street. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the India famine fund.
BASE BALL SATURDAY-On Saturday base
ball teams composed Of persons employed in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19
CONSERVATORY PIANO COURSES
A Model Method Within Your Means.

Beginning in September, a years
course in piano instruction thirty doll
lars for beginners; others, forty-fve
dollars. Two hour lessons each week.
Three dollars reduction to those regis
tered before August /. Piano faculty:
j. Alfred Pennington (Boston, five
years: Paris and Berlin, four years.;
Miss NJ. A. French (past two years
teacher in Faction Pianoforte School,
Boston,. Conservatory office open daily
from $50 TO II. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19
CoLoRED ODD FELLOWS.
The State Lodge Will Meet il
Wilkes-B Barre in September.

The eighth annual state meeting OF
the District Grand lodge, No. /, OF
Pennsylvania, Grand United Order of
odd Fellows (colored), will meet in
Wilkes Barre on September IL and -.
1t is composed of some of the best coll
ored people of the state, and there will
be 500 delegates.
More than $50 have already secured
places of entertainment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19
EDUCATIONAL.
STROUDSRUR0 STATE NORM1

A Practical Training School for Teachers on
the main line of the D., L. & W. r. h. in the
great resort region Of the state Ilomelike COM
forts for students; six different departments and
courses. Fine Model School, Superior advantage.
Special inducements The only school that paid
all of the state aid TO pupils An English speak,
ing community. Culture and refinement. Posi-
tions secured for graduates. For catalogue and
full particulars address
GEO. p. BIBLE, A. NJ, Principal
East Stroudsburg, Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19

NO ACTION TAKEN YET.-The olyphant board
Of health failed to meet last night, there being
no quorum present. and as consequence no
action has as yet been taken on the alleged
leprosy case which is now agitating that Dor.
ough Another attempt to hold meeting will
be made some time this week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19

the court house in this city and wilkes.Barre
will play a game Of ball at Athletic park After
the game the visitors will be entertained by
the local men.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19
HELD FOR COURT.

ACCUSED OF LARCENY.-Cbarles Baker, Of
South IrylTg avenue, was yesterday Graigned
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Marriage Licenses.

Park Evans ...................E Elmhurst
Eftie NJ. Seeley. .Elmhurst
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WALTERS HELD IN BAIL-Michael Walters,
South Scranton butcher, was yesterday ar
Taigned before Alderman Kasson, accused Of
non-support by Mrs. Louisa Walters, his wife.
She claims that in the last two months she has
received no money from him and the only food
he sent home was meat from the shop. Eyi.
dence was given by a neighbor OF Walters,
corroborating the wife's testimony, and Walters
was held in $500 bail.
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before Alderman Howe, accused Of stealing cop.
per wire from the Scranton Railway company.
In default of $500 bail he was committed 10
the county Jail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19

Silverware at Havoc prices at China
Hall, 1874 Wyoming avenue. 90
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19

Smoke The Pooono. &c. cigar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19
SPEEDWAY NEWS.
heSpeehay Hotel
(Open An Year,

Scranton City Club Races Satur-
day afternoon. Horses must be
driven by their owners.
Rifle Range is open.
A few good rooms for permanent
boarders. Excellent Meals furnished
the public at regular hours.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19
SUMMER RESORTS.
LAKE WINOLA. PA.
HOTEL CLIFTON.

New and modern on a lake perfectly situated
among beautiful mountains. Elevation, 100
feet Large verandas. Cuisine the best Write
for pamphlet. j. W. Moore, prop, Lake Winolas
Pa.
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Smoke The Hotel Jermyn cigar. lOc.
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FORMAL OPENING.

V. On Saturday, Aug. 4, at o'clock a. M,
the encampment will be formally opened by
the national salute, Immediately after which
the flag will he raised at these headquarters,
and all orders relating to the discipline and
routine Of the camp will be in force.
W. The following hours for duty calls are
announced, commencing Saturday, Aug. 4, at
o oClock a. m.:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-19

Breakfast, 6 to 9 a. m.
Lunch, to 7.3o p. m.
Dinner, 6 to 9 p. m.
Lunch all day In Cafe.
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Arrangements for large parties
by phone, 4o74.
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PEDDLERS BARRED OUT.


~ No suffers, peddlers or hawkers will be
permitted to ply their vocatons within the
limits of the camp or admitted as such unless
authorized by these headquarters. One sutler
will be appointed by each brigade commander
The suffers stand will be within the limits of
the respective brigade. The provost marshal
will see that the suffers conform to all the
camp regulations.
Y. Brigade, provisional battalion and squad.
ron commanders will that the regimental
company, battery and troop officers give strict
attention to the details of the cooking and carry
out the directions Of the medical department in
relation thereto, and the sanitary arrangements
OF the kitchen, sinks and the camp generally.
The captain of each company, one of his
lieutenants designated by him, will inspect each
meal, when it is served, and taste the food; the
colonel or field officer designated by him, or
officer commanding provisional battalion or
squadron will, once each day, make like in
spection.
The sinks will be covered with fresh earth
and Stacked lime or such other dsinfectants as
may be issued or recommended by the medical
department at least three times within each
twenty.four hours.
XI The regulations af the United States army
which prohibit officers from messing with their
men will be strictly observed.
MI. The marking, defacng or in any way
destroying or injuring the tents is prohibited
The money value of the tent, tent pole pins
will be charged against the company, battery
or troop commander disobeying this order and
deducted from company allowance.
XIIT. While ladies and children are welcome
in camp during day evening, they will not
be permitted TO remain over night within the
limits OF the camp.
XIV. The division will be reviewed by the
governor and commander in chief on a day to
be hereafter announced
Ny Brigade commanders and officers COM
manding the artillery and cavalry will forward
daily before 0 O'Clock a. M, a consolidated
morning report to these headquarters.
XVI. Lieutenant Colonel Howard l.. Calder
judge advocate, is hereby appointed provost
marshal
PROVOST MARSHAL.
XVII. The commanding officer OF Company H.
Fourth infantry, n. G. p, with his company,
will report for duty TO the provost marshal on
Thursday, Aug. 2, at 10 o'clock a. m.
NylII Letters intended for commands OF the
Second brigade should be addressed to Cole.
brook postofiice, Lebanon county, and for all
other commands to Mt Gretna, Lebanon county,
Penna.
XIX. Headquarters of the division will be in
camp from Friday, Aug. B. 1900
BY command of Major General Snowden
W. j. Elliott Assistant Adiutant General.
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Roll call at reveille and tattoo.
The trumpet calls will be repeated promptly
from brigade headquarters and will be obeyed
and respected.
Brigade evoutions will be confined to move
ments used in campaign. 1t is expected that
time will be found for certain cvolutions of the
division.
VII. Permission for enlisted men to leave the
limits of the encampment must be given upon
proper blanks approved by brigade, provisional
battalion and squadron commanders The sol
dier receiving this indulgence will appear in
full service uniform with coat buttoned
VIII The utmost attention will be paid by
commanders OF companies to the cleanliness OF
their men as to their persons, clothing, tents
and quarters. The men will bathe at least
twice a week; the bathing hours will be be-
fore o'clock a. m. and after retreat. The hair
will be kept short and beard il worn neatly
trimmed, otherwise closely shaved. Soilcd clothes
| will be kept in an appropriate part of the
clothing bag. No articles of any kind will
| be put under the bedding. Arms and accoutre'
ments will at all times be kept clean.
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!. !. .s42I,72o 90 s1a3,is7 ot
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

-. on.rcd weli today on Western avenue
- ~ rornmission men. and the consignments
<.Is-snfs products opened yesterday have suf-
= NAN inroafs.
80 IL mall fruits. however there have been
y r,,s going a. low az 81. have advanced 10
-trh 4 sqmetbiug o. surprfse. eonsderfna
~ - Interior crafty u the stock Cherries. on
IA ~, h.nd. have declined 70 6oe box.
voslitry and butter continue Without suctu-
IA the dernaEd for all is good
~ market is reinforced with fresh receipts
Er,-t seven ,chooners with about 100 pounds
y ,oue IA during last night and todsg. lob
- s,srss remaining unchanged at 3inilc Salmon
~ sosrx Al g., and receipts are coming In. The
wv .ortsyes Is neariy due now and the market
- b. fully supplied. smelt from the lower
~ - canning in Of enc. quality aud selling
!. TfSey Hines IN this market show no change.
vkTst market. while noriinaily quoting in
80 mics (. virtually unaffected By the fever
ssssss rrsau,fcsted Ia New York and Chicago 40
NJ 4 srtnal dealings 20, the make, being auie.
4. reol market offers no hope for advanced
- Conditions IN the Eastern and London mar
- - slrsnst chaotic and the future 81 the wool
- 4 nearly a matter u guesswork Manufac-
- sufefing from coneessicns and cancellations
<-.Ssrs sppear 70 be At sea. and these conditions
~cRiutd With an approaching presidential cleo
- With always. for some occult reason. has a
s~st~k e4rff won the prices of wool do not offer
1921 ou,iooh for an increase in prices whe,h-
n m 10 lower seems 10 be the chief concern.
r, M MARKET IA equally confused. An overph,s
|. rsnnfscturinF purposes Is producing the natural
- and the result Is not promising for high
- Both in wool and hides the curtailment Of
~, scr supplying the army has had depressing
~ spd this. together with the uncertainty as to
- conditions and the present apparent defnor-
111lsn renders an accurate forecast cut af the
r1Iltsn An that can be said IA that ad
- n prices Of either product is entirely I'm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-16
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the following
SEATTLE sailed, June Il, str Resale. for skss-
way, Cottage City. for Sitha.
TACOMA Arrived. June II, L. 5. stS Iowa and
Philadelphia. from Port orchard
FORT GAMBLE Sailed. Jnne rs. schr Meteor,
fer Honolulu
YukOHAMAs Sailed. Mar II. schr Eric. Ter Port
Townsend. May z. L. s str Wheeling. for Tn
alaska.
JIMMIE port MAY 81 ready for sea. Ger sh
Nuhelmiua. for Vancouver.
HONOLULU Sailed. June 2 hkn John smith.
Tor Port Townsend Arrived. June }, schr II. X.
Wood. from TRtomA
kAHrLtI-Aui,sd % port, May 81. schr c. 3
Holmes. from seattle for kaanakakAi In port,
May 81. 81 Emily Reed. frum Tacoma
PORT ORCHARD Sailed. May ~ 4, $ battle.
ship Iowa. AMI cruiser Philadelphia. for Tacoma
VANCOUVER Arrived. June rs ,tr Capiolaut at
e m. from NancnaFer Br str Warrimoo. ID
FROM syaacy. Sailed. June IS. s,f An,ur. 70 a m
fos ssAgvaY
SAN FRANCISCO sailed June IS. str Prosreso.
foe Tacoma sshr Challenger. for seattle CHI al
star n BsnsaL for Poyt Townsend Nor str TtAnia
Tor NAnAifno M Wf NAFaeld for Chsmainu,
FORT Los ANGEL rs Sailed. June ~ .ehr A
NJ Baxter fCF seattle
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The Board OF Trade,

CHICAGO, June B-h the beginning of the
sion and for brief time following there were the
following considerations II 4 blush hue. Weakly
cables, rain In south Dakota and the southern part
Of North Dakota. and weather predictions Of rain
for Minnesota and tho two Dskotas. July opened
very short inning however. The bulls turned 10
their great friend and throughout tho session re.
ceivcd from tho Northwest tha Sooniiest brand II
crop reports in the market. some said the North.
west would get half q crop, others that any Mind
81 crop would he q delightful surprise. A Beard Il
Trade sststieisn wired that the Weld IN the douth
territory this season. under favorable conditions
Beside~ theae dismal reports. Kansas CITY com.
planned OF damage and Tennessee Indiana and
southern Illinois complained u foods There was a
steady demand from the Northwest during the day.
well excellent support from local interests.
July ftem the opening advanced steadily to i.sc.
aud clnsrd strong laitc yesterday. at 7sc
Corn opened weak, ON lower cables aud sympathy
with wheat Trade the greater part 81 the session
vas quiet. but the market turned arm later july
eloaed ie up. At NO
oats quiet but firm. fer q little tp at
the opening. IN sympathy with wheat Northwest
tuting 81 septemhrr oats o. th. features
Thefe was tan ~ hig July Hire held by iliinai.
operators and fear expressed that a squeeze
mlshi he expected But there we're many who said
easiness july clo~ed Ae yesterday. at ASaalic
THE provision MARKET started strong With con
siderable outside buying At advance over
last uisht ~ b. ON the buiss packers spld sns1ih.
erips ont most Of the advance The close WA
steady Jnis pork closed a shade higher Al til ~
al d Juiy lard asasc up. at 81 81 and July r,hs
Ciased Ahads improved. AZ 81
The leading Futures ragged a. follows.
Articles Opening Highest, Losest Closing
Wheat Ne g.
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~ following prices are being offered 10 the pro
~ ~ the local dealers for delivery In round iots
: ~ deef and IN the car AZ Seattle:
enia-0 Oats, tiaae0, barley. si651, wheat. chichen
-. N6sls1; bran. 10: shorts. Sill
usr-Ihset sound. ssGie; Eastern Washington
u1Ay SisNr; alfalfa. so per ton.
esricsly fresh ranch. isai,e.
onsAF -v~sh ranch, iSa de- creamery Dc.
petsy live chickens, Isc: live turkeys, iic; tur-
n. u: geese for; duck. 81 5bai.
Use gtcck Choice beef cattle. cows. td4te steers.
1k cboirs sheep, slfsc; good hogs. HIVE, fAc:
-. fVssed, &C: calves oreoed. large. &c; small.
q niyss Hive. large &c; small. O..
Nm. psts and Wool Heavy sound saited steevs.
~ = n, e; medium. sound. per n. Tic: light.
~ under - Ms. 7c; cows, sound. all weights.
\; sag. bulls and Oxen, Sci salted hips Te;
~ psr n. Sci green hides. 1e less than saitsi
h khr, per n. lee: dry culis. one,third Iess
anser DEER per n. 2s@Bc winter deer. dry. ma
b rpery deer iaflsc; dry elk, sfior green ELI
~. sheep pelts. 2sc0eslD; sheariings. i5a2sc
hfem Washington wool. saiic; Western Washing
y sro iSfsisc: dirty or timber burned. ta1tic
~ 4dtir.
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CHICAGO. June is-cauie- Receipts. 7.su
steers about sseadT; butchers stock. best, steady,
others slow. NATIVES best On sale today, one car
load Western branded $50; good to prime steers.
% io15.B: poor TO medium. "a 545: selected feed
ers, steadTs others. slow. 81 sos MIXED stcckers.
g sc14 coxs. 1eisa: heifers. s. 2sa5; Gamers. = Is
a.; bull. ssef %; calves, steady. s5aT: Texas fed
70: halls. 50 i5s5 e.
Iross-Receipss today. 300: tomorrow. 1900;
lett over, 800; average. shade higher 70 STt.
nixcd and butcher, " oasG Oh; good to choace
heavy, SsasNt; rough heavy ~ ssdf IS, light, ~ 30
ts3.H bulk OF sales, E@sG&
sheep Receipts, 900. sheep and lambs. slow TO
shade lower; Colorado sho<n lambs SIS; high
est q rear for shcrn lambs: good TO choice veth-
en-. eIsa5.0: fair to choice mixed, A@6: West
en sheep, a.1ss6 %: yearfings, 5 5ads 90 native
lambs. ssss; Western lambs, sde8
Omaha.
OMAHA, June M-Cattte-Receipts, s.No head
Market strong. Native beef steers "A s1ds R cows
and hetfers, 4.75tf4 90; eanners s. z5g3 50: stock
en- and feeders. S.saa5; calves, Sssf; bulls and
stays. sgt =.
Hog Receipts. $500 head Market higher. Heavy.
aa.asNi; mined. y. sss4 20; Hight. n. sod4 20; bulk
Of sales. st.StN4. %.
Shep- Receipts, 600 head MARKET steady. Fair
70 choice natives, aoa5.69: fair to choice West
erns, nss 10; common and choice sheep. s+si. 90
lambs, S.2sa7.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


Heary n. Miheis. Gait John Cameron y Ksmil
4 wais.us vane,' Ms, Munssz H''"' a sS''A
Mr. Mr., E Ss,s & watson Is \ G tsss G. G.
y: I.s.iso. = NJ ": AVgi'.s's ' f.sss,a
NJ NJ aeRss,y. 1 c we Ssw Tor ''A''' S'a'''
q x noaa y, Cts. Ms, T. Y. kins CAicAs
n whi,,hsnl. Duluth =. KsnRsllY Nes Yorl
c A. nieaAr's,n, 81, I Mr Ioae-, rssoaa
Mrs @ n psTerport. 0so, L ccartnsy. vj-,fa
c I'll & Rla.s.". selsew I S... oso''.i.A
S ~ NJ Fs' M.,,m * wa seS$srS s rart Is
\ u riseSas,. $, Paul ! cs',s,..a, oa.aAA
q Aywsn, Everett .. u FSetics IA
\ $ rsyior. a. Mr. Freaics. a.
The Diiier.
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rF weaver. sAn Fran NJ, Andsrten. whs'ca
NJ " HsA'o~v', Issn laa, Ia Conner
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A s ratus spossns Nh c J nfafg -
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J u Waters. raoeHa-
The brunswick.
" HatisrasiA y 70 y. Nsis1a. Gairestaa
fas pgxran 40 We, Wssfa0d. uaws-r
"A n SHre. ncnrct tfri fsrre1 WeaafrAss
Y-An Mas,- Isassige NJ : GraTt tnaitrr
Rert Taylag Chlsaso Csfttf. LssVee W7rsh
Nrs II Nornan. 30 Mrs. = Garter, Be-
Ms Narrasa Do c W Josty. viaiA Ia
4 Herrtu gvt-ett J. HcEsFd fades
: c Eiirea a. Nh J. Howard e.
de- Fat.srsra % c. r. FartAni cav
. RaApY san Fran G r Bess. Pvu'elo.
Mr.. J. Rahay 10 n r Be1sou &c
M, SaaiwitA RogAr n c. J. BaKtsf. - LaaiS
Mrs Davis, 30 6eo Nal2, So
The New England.
r. -sabstns, TacdsDA Bart NAG, Sselfan.
Wa Krass ChicagN T. Ghyta1. oL Missiae
Vim pecssr Portland Jno Lsity a T. SAnGou
psrren Victoria c, u. Coob Everett
H.-r, Brown Brinncz- John McRAe CAatne,A
Wr wsiscn ID. ksnns;h MrRGe Do.
Jss Held Rs~he Hsrn.w. Y. Tnwe<. Portland
c p. seal. Dunscness. c. W. MoGltoe. -
wLtss keller. WlAsssA
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MARINE NEwA

SAN FRANCfsCO-Arrived. June Is str Arcata,
from Coos bay. Sailed str CITY Of Puebls. for
Victoria; str Proareso. for TAcoms; ST. ntania fot
Nanains; str Wsrheld. for ChemainuS: bk Star Of
Bengal for Port Townsend; bktn Tara o. Shanter
for Astoria.
PORT BLAKELEY-Anived. June n. bktn Rob
ert sudden. from Port Townsend
CoMox- Sailed. June Is. sh JAbcx Howes. for
Dutch hathrS.
ASTORIA Arrived, June IL. q. 8. str Adams.
from Puget sound
NEWCASTLE. Australiz-Ssiled. June IA. biz Sea
Kins. for Honolulu. and not for San Francisco, as
previously reported.
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BPeadstuRs.

LONDON, June B-whest cargoes passage,
noninally unchanged; earToes Walla Wails. Is 3D.
Enxifsh country markets. firm.
LIVERPOOL. June B.-Whest quiet: No. /
standard California Il I'D Wheat and -four in
Paris quiet. French country markets steady.
Cot,on-rpiands. SLID.
whsst-spos steady; No. l Northern spring IS
I'D: No. California. q ida6s ID. Futures quiet
10y. = iaf. September. s. iold; December. noni-
nal
Corn-srot steady: American mixed nsv j. iotd :
cid. e ,r; Futures steady; July. b io:d. scp,em-
Der. y Iikd.
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dARk, i0NG u CO..

Ths oldest establishment 9hsrs isaiss'
tndsrg ear H. made ln ss5tfla. We make
20 or1eT heap %a hi no zap. Aiss li~n-
tlerieua Ar'f;s rs Wholesale and retail
Hssn@fec'4rsrs u Ladies Underwear.
Tifs Mafk Ter Suis's lapaaaHs ani Chi.
rose Carries Etpfe. Give us b trial
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Bre0u9t0uo.
SAN FRANCISCO June y-wheat strong on
cali and quiet In the spot market
Batley-Market dull
osts-Qmet
racGsi
LIZA; red. HSi.D
Flour. quarter sacks. s.ss: Oregon. u.s7z; wheat
centss, SO barley. eentais. stss: oats. centais
LES; Oregon issi beans. sacks, ss potatoes, sacks
81 hides. number. H.
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Msi'tuns- Middliuss. NaaD: bran. 81 sosi, 50 PER
Hay Wheat, 81 sosp. 50: ~hea, and oa,. ra,o;
best barley, 81 50; alfalfa. sal compressed wheat,
oaio ~ straw. Per bale 400
Vegetables silrer.kin onions. feas5c cucurnbers
n ,omo,se.. Socasl 50 box. asparagus. 5ssss ~
a. 80: common California lemons 81 choice caiifor
mia lemons. $. 1ai0; bananas, sl92.so. pineap-
Butter-Tsncv creamery Nc; seconds. is,alssc,
fancy dairy. ifSisc; seconds. issis4e.
Cheese New. stesc; Young America. stdioc; East
EN- ietdiTc.
Ess.-store. naisse; fancy ranch. Issc; Eastern.
fouitry--rursey sotbler.. icsnc turkey hens. 4,
small broers 81 Tsa2. n; large broilers Ssas 80; fry
srs. tsai; hens. $,'stD. old ducks. 81 soas geese.
N9i5.
Wool and Hops.
wooi-spring Nevada. isisa; Eastern Oregon, u
els; valley Oregon, isdanc Fan-Nor,hern moan
tain lambs. i0ai2c; mountain lambs sai0c; San
Joaquin plains. sdioc: Humboldt and Mendoeino
ftds.
Hops~Crop Of 1922. lidl5c
wheat- steady December. n@i; cash. Ne.
Rarlry-No sales.
corn-L.rss yellow. nissiri
81 g &c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-16

SYNOPSIS
Local Report-Maximum temperature. &c degrees;
|. minimum 81 mean. 20. Trace u rain fell during
the past twentyfour hours Weather cloudy and
cool
GEORGE n. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau