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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04

Oats are looking well 50 far. and Win be good
crop ve st DIR weather from this on Mount
Iies bt have been Of srest b-nsft 70 pastures and
late grain Witch never looked better at this time Of
year.
Upper sound. Ksnt-Nss a good week on the
Fbole. Crops growing rarftiy. also weeds Poor
time to cultivate Hops and ua~ looking we'll No
DAYS rain INJURIOUS Potafoes cats and pastures
doing well. Gig Harbor-Bad weather for having;
god for pastures, meadow. and second clover crop
Potatoes arc dpe crop Breidahlik THE week vas
sod for everything but hAyins. Wheat is doing
nneiy union--Too much rain for having. In gen
Clover 4 do sna g, ss s, sre 'rns well ..an.
are getting very weedy. South Bsy-Only two tine
DAYS poor having weather. hut vegetables are grow
ing finely. Baion- Considerable hay is spoiled by
rain Wheat and rye are heading out snely.
Southwest Counties: wiIdwood-Wet and change
able Early potatoes large enough for use. Hay
cutting begun. ksiama-whest and oats are in
good shape Hay Is in poor condition EtHa-No hay
gut last fourteen days. Mesquite grass should have
-C9nsiderahle hay badly damaged by rain. Over
hat the eherry crop il rned some spring oats
high iiarherton-week too wet for haying. Hail
storm did considerable damage 20 garden truck
Atctie-tiooi growing week Having waiting for
settled weather. Long Beach-copioas rains during
week. conducive 10 much growth Crops looking
tne; potatoes in prime condition.
big Bend: cheian- Fsii wheat being cut for hay.
Wheat is heading cut rust. Corn Is doing well
rreseeut-N Most winter wheat good. Spring wheat IL
poor; needs rain badly, Oats improved some.
Mondevi-No damage 10 crops from dry weather. Int
rain Is needed 70 make some late spring wheat
Winter shea, Il rpeninz fast. and harvest will be
several week. earlier than usual
made good progress yieid viii ~ COED Having has
commenced Fairfeid- yery favorable for Hiiine a.
grain; prospects yet for big Yield No rnst TO
ton some late grain is in need n rain Having Is
In fair progress Deep Crces-Dvy and hot fore part
cold and windy latter part. Winter whes. Is nearly
we'll East spossne--Mneh wheat has has been cut
ms week Harvest is here, and farmers begin cut
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, July s-Flour Receipts, 1851 bar
rels; exports. sra barrels market active; winter
straiGhts. 81 lssa4.6ak
Wheat Receipts q, 100 Bushels: exports. s.. sn
bushels: SPOT, firm; No. red, 6sc & o. b. Options
were generally In firm position all day on
covering and good outside speculative buying, based
firm cables, less favorable crop adrices from Kan
and the Northwest and strong corn market.
The market finally sold Of under realizing and closed
easy at ETibc net advance; July closed ssac; Sep
tender, sac.
Ccfee-Op,ions closed steady to IS points met
higher; sales 80 hays including July 1851 20
August, 1851 Boz; September. ais; spot Rio,
strong; No. invoice, &c; mild, frmer,
suga-liav, strong; fair refining &c; centrifugal
@ test. .ic refined, strong; grsnuia,ed. eoc; cut
loaf 6Be
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

,,,re uas real activity On Western sveuue today
- rosrSs,s were thFsuEcd with buyers from
~ s.,,sinv until night Two cars Of small fruits
sA.l Il from the Yakima country, but one was
1880 ter Care Nome. 20 that none of rs CON
- reached the local msfse's The other car was
wnh 80 out and dealers anri0slsly looking
I@s eYr4r;ed steamer from Califurril Dealers
- ~, Il will not be great while before this
a. csa get aloBs hrat rate without any assist
EAT, = csfifernia except 70 oranges aud fruits
-. e.rres r. raisee ia this latitude. Fruit snd
p.a...,ele s1apfne las tskrn wupderfu s'tides in
ushIcrtor during the past ts0 years. As has also
~ ,,sssis changes IN prices from yesterday.
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iots 7i- go % lots. Ne less than SON lots. Tac.
PREPARED paints, ssai cans. 81. Esti co. Isai cans.
LIS.
Nails, Tools ana corda9e.
., Mans "a I'ohe'o * . cut steel Sos to Co.,
saw.-cro.scut Disston'. tu,tie-tooth. soasse PER
foot; Humboldt and Toledo ssc. Tyee crescent
saw, Sc Per foot; Canadian Racer and razor
hst AYES Single Bit 81 80 per dor; dcuhe bit,
sl2.n Per dor shoveis ard srades Steel. ran per
81 Hs' he. %, to re. 90; 49, per
..ese per NJ wedies-s,ssi iaeise p.r v Fie.
ssaies-Howe and rsirtants PLATFORM. 81 10 and
70 psr cent on list, Buffalo. " and IS per cent. on
Ut eonnier, : ger cent on list spoAord scales
Rope .ioebins'- Manila. ls.ineh and larger. lie
sthrsad ne; ,srred lssh yarn. sisal. iae Der ~
rinwsre- piaeed: act priess; stamped. Is and 10
GrsnitewsreTo per cent. o.
Oskum-Per bale ~ 5na4 a.
Wire Painted barb wire. SIS galvanized barbed
fence. $40. green wire cloth, SIS per 100 square
Powder tlobbns,-Bisch blasting, per key 81 .
Giant Hercules or Judson dynamite 70 per cent
$50 per of 50 Ms; IS per cent. 81 per ease:
Champion or Triumph. 40: improved Judson
s.. Dupont cont Rias sporting SD kess. s.; Eagle
Duck 5-N hess. Va PER case.
Shot lse,ans, bT.r MS per ses; huessAOs.
Fuse-Per 1000 double tape. $50; triple tape.
$50
Blastins car- xxx sse Ter no.
Heavy Hard ware.
Bar Iron eobbns,-p.is hasei Norway Iron. SO
Iron rtpc oohbns)- Wrought irnn all sizes. black
and ssl, nas si,, = PER cent q list
rinpi.,e jobbIrsl-ch.rss.l plates. bright &c,
terne IC 0rs sa 70, redipped A,9s ys
Sheet Iron tinhhinsl American common, No "
&c galvanized nsf cent. on ibf,
shingis bands Galvanized &c per n, black. Nu
nsr l0 nbs
solder tjohb,nsa. -Tinnsrs' hsif.sndhaif Nc per
n, ertrs wipins. lie
Lushes and Building Materials.
Logs Superior quality, per NJ, No Or. ,ss1;
,,s,rhsr,ahls hr. SkiS; No cedar. S6af; common
p@r n siaS spruce legs. $40; cedar single bolt.
v 5ea7 rs.
.rs ~ tpo sides :. 10 and u inches vide tisaqo,
,a,,t. a 10 10 feet special lengths Soc per Al
80 enc inch hni.h. sieefis all vertical grain 4,
~, n estra Fiooriss- Dressed aud matched sIl
an, stoss boards, sineh ssss 0-ineh. 50 taalsi
a. Ma %, o. channel rustic. os drop siding
.,.hs 80 ne Nietit Fir tinbsr-Iaists ana
'"sailns rough - 0ais; SIS " So ssas !
. sii.su nox toaft... ninch and up. SIS
,nes antsh' II II and ls fees. t2ss3s. thick anish.
sSssss cedar squares. T. ). and 10 feet. t2ies1o,
~, ,,vuN A,sd 81 IN advance Of green, prayarr Ar
cement tioehansi- Portland. X u. s.. p.'s,
AIM, Time noeb,ns,- Roche Hsssa, q o. san Juan.
Plaster l,obbiusl c;o,dsn Gate. per barrsi. NA
,as,,sf fiaM liohhsnsi- no PSF sAskl
unwsshsd. N,o pef ,ass
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c:;sni. p- Fad I'm ,,a. a PEP &c. .:ai si.s'
~ msp. Los Cabin s.i tim, sin' PEE per as as iu
ga nn.. per don. n Is, sssi ,sese.s. 81 %; Hiis,
les a. n,i Per ao. Ae0 .s.i cans. 81 quart bot
., Ieine, iia6bihsi-sn, pals. sc; SD pals. ..ch
H 'ssei u IN cans. doz in case, Per dnz.
xSIfTSese,s oobtingl-sodas. X. sc Per n: soda.
Ihors. ~ 81 sofas. X. ihoxes. ssc per boz: XXX.
s,ar, s,s XXX: ~ oyster. Sc: Boston butter g;
iernon assorfd eakes. etc iaalsc: ginger and
~ ssasi di,eoS. per nj pilot tread SIC; Gaie'ta.
ensr -.i', -, .iqsaIns. Mir.d. lsal Per dor, SO;
4 NV r.. asz, RS; chow-ehow. quarts per doz.
100 1Gnsn iers. nfred and plain oc each s-bhls.
Per raj a. mixed No ,, per gallon. Nc; plain No l.
.inssar t'ohtinss- mn. soer. per sal. lie: io-sr
5sal begI @'e. FSbls s-sr. per sal. '.c; ioU isc;
Beans ,uobhingj-snan white. per n. sic: pink.
p m .. as Bayos; per n. sie. Lima per n. &C.
Lsri..r uoo1ng,. Sc China Sc Island. &c
~, DRIED Peas obbinsl-Fieii sreen. SIC: seid. vel
- Sal, 0obhnEl Liverpool SOB sacks, PER ton. sisa
half-sround. 100 X ssess. Per ton 81; Ds .acks'
10 haie' "; les sscts. y in bale y.
Miscellaneous.
rI sosR o9hbinsi.ssaitie sayvn 2o.. ac 100. 81;
po, y Is; %. CSC; Corinne 100, s. 20: 9n. SOC
Insnn'', = 81; ioos, 81 Proctor 4 Candles
,to'5: ps ESQ zoos, 81; CASTLE. white. isalsc PER
ID. CASTLE, notified nc
~, iiohheco tbohhng1-Plng chewing Ra,tiear. SIC;
e or "e star lie: Bcr.eshoe ~: spearhsad,
- .fer Heidsiect. CO, Scroll Tag &c; San Tag
per y, Sc Something Coed s7et doe IN, chewing
pan los Naf Si Seal u North Carolina. l..
t1r 70 szc; y, nc: Lime Kim Dor &c; 4-oz. sici
Mas'if. ". Toc H. soe
Paper iobhnsi --Grocers' straw 3e; butchers.
susv, 25o; No :. Manila SIC; No I. Manila iie:
Hat fr.b
Bags tjohhinsl- Grain per 100 ISIS; old. per 100.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. July 3--Wheat cargoes on passage
caster and neglected 81 lower; cargoes No stand
ard California, Va 81: careoes wsfa walla, zss
English country markets quiet
LIVERPOOL. July 3-Wheat-Quet; No
standard California, Is 81 xhea, and -four In Paris
weak French country markets steady.
Cotton uplants. sii
Spot wheat easy; No. | northern srting s. Ad
No California. g. 5tddes Cd Futures steady: July.
g. 81 September. e. 81 December nominal
Corn--spot steady; American mixed, new, Il ID
old. Is ID Futures quiet July, Is 81 September,
Is ID
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAY FRANCISCO. July 3--Wheat--S,sady 90 call
and iuiet In the spot market.
Barley Quiet,
Dats~Quiet.
spot quotations weret
Wheat shipping. No. 1. ti.o; choice, 81 ~ mill
barley FEED s7ss7ac; brewing TssT'ic
Oats -Gny Oregon, tG.sllo: milling. sllos
liza red, NGl.D,
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, ss. Oregon. 30; wheat.
centss. ss barley esntsls. 'isi ost sentsls, l.7S
Oregon. eenta@, NO beans. sacks, ga; potatoes,
sacks. ISL. hsRn. sacks. 90 middna.. 10; hay.
tons. So, wool. bales, iss hides number, ni
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Milisturs-- Midiiines. sifsO; bran. 81 soa,3D Per
Hay wheat, r@io; wheat and oat, n saas 70
hest barley s. Alfalfa SsaT compressed wheat. s. q
40 90 straw. per bale sSasoc
Vsse,ahie% Siiyershn enions. tieii 10; eaenmh-rs.
Aasc green peas foaas IS string beans. lsa ~
per n tomstoe~. 81 Tsa2 . box asparagus. 5asasl rs
Frht Apples ehoiee, us; common. b. hazel
oranges nominal; Mexican times, Stiss IS common
California lsmoss sierI Ts choies California len,oa.
SANS 90 bananas. slsR -; pineappis-, s2aa
Batter Fsney creamery ise seconds. Iseis.e
fAncy dairy Halfse seconds, iss i6sc.
Cheese YOUNG America ieniase Eastern isb9iTe
Esss store isslte, fancy raach. Nc, Eastern. u
alsfe
Poultry Turkey sohtiers Asiee; turkey hem. n
Gle. odd roo~'srs, - sA4+ ,anns roosiens. 81 aa
S 20. small hroiers sas7 90 Large hrailsrs SssS q
tryas. - sa'. hons. ssasi old ducks. nsii eeess
Ssi 9
Woei and Nope.
Wool Swing Nevada issls Eastern orsaon n
Hlsc WALLER Orescn isse~ fall Ncrtheru unant
aia lambs iadi3c mountain iAul~' Aalac san
Jnsauia piaips @iocj Humsaids aad " adNino
uot. Crop of lsea nsisc.
Closing Quotations
wheat steady psosmbet aiAi cash. nei
BaFisY- No sales.
Cora-L stss yellow. 81 aai ~
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Flarseed-No. I, $50; No ] Northwestern Si-s.
Timothy seed-Prime. $50.
Mess Pork-Per barrel. Sill sodlf15.
Lsrd-Per 100 pounds. - Toaes-i
Short Rits-Sises. loose. a sssf IS.
shoulders-Dry saited, boxed. siS7e.
Short sides4'lesr. s. 50aT %.
Whisty-Basis q hsxh wines, s.5.
sugars-Unchanged
q oxer-Coutrart grade q
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.

seattle July J. 1900.
ruhsd states Department q Agriculture tlnsts
snd trcp RuIlstn a the weather RurVau Nash
inaton srcsios for the wses eaiins jnif isN
m. mat ucek has been one u unsettled and shoe
erv weather In the Ne~etu section ~ the riA'N And
although excellent ~ the growth - pzsistoss sna
ynas eFops an sslss thst vcTs % stssss ton vet
u wss ssrs uafarnrAtte tos hslihs stsfpies ut
tiae and aAlas.ipg altogether sp.sinS much thst
uas .ls1aAF eut snd ga the gseuad The doscf Is
yauk AVID at veathrF has l5stxvi a hAur Anrh
tslne hsy g. 0ycutpf. a. t seuoid have efen cHt
several dave Az oats and hapa Az ttu"fted a.
s,Hl Aaana @sIi IN the Sestsrp tstiun TIE esatleF
H.. bssu tao wet fr csltss'ias
f, the rsstetu srcttrn II the state thass has hsen
lutis ,sahse ffetn conditions q tha pfrreiins veak
Tigte rsrg iisht shrvers Ia The s1thses' e'ath'Aes
in tbs eayly pAst q ths prrk sud ffef me Erratet
psrt q thv efettea the Wsttbst was Ivy u a.
asps and fhrfr wctr h,t winds tn ths t"rf paft n
ihs ur,k faliausi tv ceUlcr NFaihef Al ~ -lrre
ana or sattrfsi shoecTs y ~as favorable hsf
r. ,reat her awd errsiAsrstlr whsst haF vaa suL
"a hsrYestiue - lagsey sDd TAT Ehoat Ia ipat
te sts. uetug e. Dry. b. wiH8s fsA ahsA' "a
,s4t5tsl i.,5 r4sh iu Aiaws ocrrfs aud v
,hg.tzfA ih4 aran vtN 's stiahtlY Fhratteu IN -.N
.e4ssrer A. sroe1si rule tssfc VII D. sert
rltf ~ tsu shoot Nut srfiuF 'shFsf ure's .qinl-
ruesau e. MAKE IL ctel er-l scus-als, asa -
te .sra ilsfstftf talr rfcr i@ s.ss-ut tcrr u ~
f,,,trd a. laius urH tH kutAi,st .ega1s l'esches
s,s rii.s tn the issi nauet c.tn'' also in NAktna
.,ant, Altlss Esv, T-.mi5s d teing a rla3 tteg
th4s scar
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PLACE


Toral Report -Nsiuam tsuprratar~, e aeEfsss
,,it. an . rnesn - 10 iurius ths uss'
,~gutv taar hoss, rsrtis raadF AID pheasant. STA
Bght. sAuatlO winds -
GEORGE Y SALISBURY
seeooo DtIsct0s WesthSf BaIeaa.
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FOREIGN.
Fin n N cial.

NEW YORK, July 3,rhe Commercial Advertis'
cr's London financial cahlegrsm sass.
The markets here were conries- and nnhseided, IN
the atpsnce u further news from China American
securities ranged within narrow limits, and the
dealings in them petty 1hs bank sold kg,mo
gold In frcrlch coin, .
Rnls were easter, and the market repaid further
large Indebtedness 10 the bank
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Metals.
business in metals n unsatisfactory pronef-
lions. without quotabe changes in price, the MIR
ket for pigirnn was weaker, closing nominal on the
hasis of 81 for warrants
Lake conner, at,e, a slow demand, finished quiet.
en- the basis u $3.50
Tin on the other hand, while sill quiet closed
hrmer We quote 81 80. against Si YESTERDAY
For lead the market continued quite unsettled
as heretofore without qao,she change, however,
closing at 81. i0ai Is
There was hrner feeling IN the speites depart.
rnent with tFtees showing a aiieht adsanre closed
at 81 gTlai IA against " asa4 80 Yesterday,
The brokers price for lead is $50, and fos COP
per sl6.75.
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR wEpSEspA'

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or, July :, no.
Generally fair; slightly warmer.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRl.
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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what with the reaction in stecks. Total sales. par
value. ysso ~
United States old "a and new e. advanced and
the Is and Is In the hid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money call issif per cent last loan. II res
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 3ixsS PER cent SITES.
ling exchange. easy with actual business In hanhers
bills at 81 se fog demand and al A for sixty days
Posted rates. Sass and ASi Commercial hiiis.
y siiei 81 Silver certificates, HSa62r har silver,
strong.
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Receipts and shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the butter market
firm; creamery. isalsle. dairy lhfI'e.
Cheese STEADY; stalotc.
Fxgs-straav, fresh la,c
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lIRkET AND TRADE REVIEW.
Tu'is- rlearanees. Balances
-, S5.,:sSg1 OO H1S9.TtS 90

Seattle. July ,. 1900.
r.rb.nx,s at the Seattle Tacoma, Spokane ard
.-s,sra clearing houses today we're:
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN fRANCIsCo, July 3 Sterling on London
Sixty asss. ss,s s,shi. 81 ai
financial
silver hars tllc Mesican dollars ls,asRc Draft>--
sight ior telegraph. IL
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LONDON July 3-Atchisou. ~: Canadian Ia
eide az; linton Pacific preferred ftti northern Pa
eine preferred. n Grand rruut. u. Anaconda,
Rsr silver STEADY Nd Der ounce.
Money-iAaH pef cent
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

. e e
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
Wheat Export, No. eiuh, 6c: No l bluesteu.
Sc. Milling. No club. So; milling, SIC.
2, % 60
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA July s-Se change In wheat Blue
stem. 5c ciub, sc.
u % 2
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or, July 3-Quotstions are largely
ne~rtsa aud about 81 10 the hest pttcs quoted foy
Wana Wallis wheat today with valley easy at IS
esSc per bishri.
q q q
SAN FRANCIsCO MARKETS.
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NEW YORK DENTAL PARLcRS,

6lt FIRST AVENUE.
Second Floor Howard building.
Opposite Mutual IAfe building.
Main office, Portland. Oregon, Branch
office. Fan Francisco, Cal Hours. S TO
5; sundays. To- to 4. Ladies always IN
attendance.
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%:E:;''; ~
Any work that should NOT prove
satisfactory will be attended TO free
OF charge In our nearcst office. ..

we are making specialty or Suld crown
less and durable OF All dental work known
to the profession. Oar name alono VIII be
O guarantee that your work viii be OF the
best. We have a specialist in each de-
partmeat. Rest operators, best gold work
men and extractors OF teeth, In fact. all
the stan are Inventors OF modern dartis-
try. We win tell ypu In advance exactly
what your work viii cost hy free exam
ination. Give us call and YOU viii IND
We do exactly as we advertise.
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DE cAPRio's BAND at Leschi park
his afternoon
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OiIs ana Turpentine.

CYLINDER oil mis-. soaeoc esses. Sc advance.
iots, 7i- sGn lots Tyc; less than so n lots Tic.
Prepared pafnts, sssi cans. q. EMi co. l-eai cans,
81 gaiss; t-ssI cans. u 5ssi.To; quart cans. loo
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fu,stces~ I.rcsi si08ls prs Ton. y,kt,,, s,ssp..
~ Toe 'ses, potAios'. 81 psr rwt bsst. * -,
- esrais, 60 ~ zach rtshAsas a. l,ss -
s-ip.. q 90 sart tathaes 81 gSal q rsr ~,
snnirs. ~ Peg 'atk garitc loes lett,re Ia.
y ~ Sos hothe'se isttsee sftac. s,elrrs ts,s,
W mdshes De- per dN hothapte tom -,
sgssn aHiln- le' psr aoF slvessAin, ~
IN Fss sst Vystrr plant 81 la ~, y, ,..,,.s ~,
y 30 p @pAsh. e. ctijfRuis csul 49,, -
~ - pstsis'a'ss spsil per bu, aspar.s,,s
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--------~~-~--~------~---->~-
WE have the best line OF road wagons.
buggtes. spring wagons, express and
farm wagons in the city; full line best
farm machinery; also harness pumps.
windmilIs contractors road and grad
ing plows and drag and wheel scraperl.
we represent the best factories In the
world. sec u. Poison Implement and
Hardware Co. Colrnan stone block, sos-
sos Western avenue
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LEGAL NoTICEs-Cont,puea.


formed under the laws OF the state Of
business In the city of Seattle. has nra-
sented to the superior court OF King coun-
", washington, petition praying TO he
allowed TO disincorporate and dissolve.
and that Monday, the second day OF July'
lSc, az s:D O'Clock, in the forenoon or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
has been appointed as the time and tbs
courtroom OF said superior court in The
CITY OF Seattle, as the place at which said
application Is TO be heard
In witness whereof, I have herefIntn &c,
my hand and affixed the seal of said s,1
perior court. this 4th day of May, 1900.
tSeaD GEO. NJ HOLLOWAY.
Sounty Jerk o. h1ng County, Washing
ton. ana ex-Onicio Clerk of said Superior
JOHN ARTHUR,
Attorney for Petitioners.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District 81 WASH
ington, Northern division In the mater
OF frank Y. Dart, bankrupt No. 1875.
In bankruptcy
TO the Creditors OF Said Bankrupt.
Nouce IS hereby given that on the 10th
cay OF March 1900, the said Frank V,
naft was duly ad1udicated bankrupt, and
that the FIRST meeting of his creditors will
be held at the office OF the UNDERSIGNED
rereree In bankruptcy, in Seattle. In said
oistrict. on the 18th day of June 1900 at
~ clock In the forenoon, at which time
tne SAID creditors may attend, prove their
cairns. appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business
ing ""'' 'i'''-
Dated at said Seattle this "a day OF June
iSo JOHN Il. HOYT
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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STE GAMERS.

sKAGIr RIVER RoUTE-sTEAMER
Skagit Queen.
Leaves Seattle Tuesday. June s. at 2 p
m; Thursday, June :, az p. M; Satur-
day, June y. at a. m. Leaves Mt. Yer
non Wednesday. June s. at 2. m: Fri
day, June S, at 2 a. m; sunday. June To-
at a m. Calling at Edmonts. Stan
wood Fir Skagit City, Mount Vernon and
Avon. Free berthS when boat leaves Mt.
Vernon in afternoon.
For passenger and freight rates apply az
Main 81.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS are in
structed to sell the following building
material at large discount by a party
VINO purchased same for Nome and was
unable 10 secure transportation:
900 doors. various sizes
900 windows, various sizes
Lot OF lumber, pickets, etc, etc
PACIFIC DOOR CO
Railroad avenue and Pine street
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FLY ON THE FLYER.


SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
In one TH asu sr ina IsEfn!yF asn'''A
Regular daily tripA seatue-Tacoms
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, JUNE L
TIME CARD.
Leave sesttle-':tA HAS . m; a:C. sau
Leave Tacoma-s:M . m; \. an .. m.
Leave Scastie--7:so a. m. u ma, s .. m
Leave Tacoma-s:0 a m. 80. T.N p. IN.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of
Marion street Seattle
sundaya steamer FLYER or Greyhound
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TowNsEND
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
SUNDAYS. Tuesdays and Thursdays at u
isidnight for Port Townsend. Port VIII
liams Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht. Cailam and
Eeah Bay. Returning. leaves Port Ange-
les Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at a. m: leaves Port Townsend at 10
q m: arrives in Seattle a:so p. m.
Steamer Garland leaves City dock Mon
days Wednesday and Fridays at u mid
night for Port Townsend. fore~Wtiiiama
pungeness. Port Angeles ana Victoria
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at a. m
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays:
leaves Port Townsend at II = IN arrives
In Seattle at $50 p m
Telephone, Main 6l2
CAPT. J. h THOMPSON. Mana gef.