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drift from It's position or fail to wett1
NOTICE TO MARIxnRs.

Nosiee IL borohy given Of the following 49,
made M the buuysge OF ALASKAN wat&fs. phl11 -
1900. "a 4 f17'
Ward Cove. Tongass Narrpws- -Iscia IeAu -
NO Z. page ~, n red thifselasa nqp. ~ -
lished August 10 In twAse feet u wstes, e>c14 -
feet 10 the westward of tho ledee. Tnnom1 ~
eastern shore near entrance 10 cove. 3, WI ~;
gent on western shore entrance u ccvN, N@.4'
tW. nearest point western shore ~ y. {E
1onsass Nsrrows- California Itock baoy, - -
red and black horizontally xiriped eeq11(1
can, vas changed August from . seeaa4t1e4
to second class eau. without change Ia bxn0gt
ffedsriek standardization Bay NATvse
No. l. black third. class can. was ssfshj1>eo ~
sust in thristhfre feet II sstsf. and ua11
end Of the Ledge making out y, IN. iron ~ -
shore Of the narows 81 windbsm bar; neA ~
gent 10 eastern shote. NE. aE, iefi sspo4
nearest point eastern shore, b. W.
poiut on western shore, W. -. distant 49,
feet s
Linn cansi-Pare as; Katsshin river - ~
No, q q red hrsi-cisss nun. changed July
a seeond-elass leo 10 q hrstsiass nun bosys -
change In locatian.
Indian Rock Baoy.-A red and bIseh hcSten
striped ssc0pd-eiass esn. was changed ja's
a seeund.cisw nun 30 second slsss can bsegs -
out change 10 location.
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They Have Been Worked since 1862,
and Are sill Big Producers.

The Cow and Pine creek placer diggings,
located about thirty miles from Sumpter.
Or. have been washed since 1852, and are
still good producers. The past season is
considered the best in their history Any
thing ike an accurate idea of the amount
of gold taken out cannot be obtained. As
one miner expressed IL, II never ask any
questions regarding the output OF a claim,
as II only induces man 70 prevaricate."
Occasionally large nuggets are found, and
the news il not long in spreading up and
down the creek, acting as a stimulus TO
the others TO renewed efforts.
The supply OF water, says Mr.. f. Baine,
In the oregonian, is limited to the snow
waters In the spring. and few mountain
streams of very limited flow. The claims
are all opened up separately, and an
overflow Of tailings is not permitted from
shortsighted policy. and works a hard
ship on ALL This is especially true OF
Pine creek. On Cow creek more AMIGA
pie arrangements prevail. and all work in
on Pine creek. what are now considered
the best claims were located two years
ago. II has always been considered that
the diggings only extend to certain
gravel how which crossed the gulch
some three miles from the mouth. as
repeated efforts to ind pay dirt above that
point have been made without success,
and IT was not until the seventh pan OF
dirt from bedrock had been washed that
the fortune finders were rewarded by
getting three large nuggets. aggregating
about sis In value. The news caused
stampede and the upper end OF the
stream was located in a day, mostly by
new corners. Since then work has been
prosecuted from one end of the creek to
the other
Some eighty men are employed through
the season. which averages about four
months, The gold Is all coarse, and many
large nuggets are found weighing az high
as 800 The largest nugget weighing sssl,
was found last season by Patrick OBrien,
who Is fortunate enough to own most OF
the water available.
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.

force OF men is at work, developing
the property OF tho Mount Baker Free
Gold Mining ane Milling Company on Goat
mountain. The tunnel Is being oriiten
along the lead, which carries very rich
grade of ore.
The Trtune lessees have another
twentyston shipment ready for the packer
100 tons down TO Ten-miie before snow
fiics.
on the Cougar group. in the south half.
work Is IN progress both night and day,
and about stxty fee. OF the new tunnel has
been comnieted The tunnel Is TO be $50
feet long and Is expected TO tap the ledge
AT about 10 feet below the surface. The
Cougar group consists OF seven claims. re-
Gently consolidated.
V v V
The tunnel on the Kimberley, in the
Ksmoops district, Is In az7 feet. Last
week. on Wednesday evening. vein was
struck on the top q the tunnel a, a
ore have been encountered. Of chalco-
pyrites and black oxides, The present
vein matter IL very much decomposed.
but 40 far considerably exceeds tn value
anything hitherto taken from the tunnel.
This finishes the contrac, for the loo feet
~ driving Work Is stu In progress. and
win be prosecuted steadily,
V Y V
~
tied. reports that the company is about 70
make "a trial shipment ~ eight tons OF
hiEhvgradc orr. Thera y more ore than
this on The dump. but only eigh, tons will
be sent Tor the present, II Is thought this
ore wilt net a picc sum for the company.
Assays show that Il runs from $500 20 siNi
60 the ton No other work Il In progress
on the Peoria except sackiuE tho ore for
shipment. As soon as the returns ara re-
cstYed from the smslter II l. anticipated
that work viii b. resumed on the Peoria.
v v v.
The following s. partial list 81 the
AiViirnd-raYiuE mines % British Colum-
bias Camp Mckinney paid. up 70 June
is@, Sai. - tho FERN np 20 Jane lNs
SO e9 tho Han Mines Limited. up 20 May
1892. tNoei. tho Idaho, NJ Co January
1929 tfsl dfN the Last Chance ap 80 Aprii.
isea. tiA 40 tbe lie Rci. ep 90 Novcmhe
tNe. 81 NN -" the Queen Ncss. up 20 july
$50. s. ~, the Ramhlcr-Cariboo. up to
pvcsw1hnr. fslN. Neffs. the Recn ~ To-
january iSsS srq5 90 ,hc War Eagle con-
soiidaied. up 90 February lapa sSts .
the mir. up 20 November, tS3 50 ba
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% 20 =,
PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices being offered TO the pro-
Queer by the local dealers for delivery In round lots
on the dock and In the car NJ Seattle:
Grain--Oats s2t624 50: barley $3.50 wheat, chick
feed SIS 50; bran 1880 shorts. sll So
Hay-Puret sound sS6s: Eastern Washington tim
othy. sii: alfalfa. 50 per ton
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch, gi@S2c
Rn.ter-Fresh ranch. l5dl6c: creamery. eDd2ic.
Pontry-Tive chickens. Hale live turkeys, lie:
turkeys l3c geese, Toe; ducks. lodl2c per ID.
Live siock-Choice beef cattle. cows idSic:
steers. iai!e; choice sheep e good hogs live. &c:
hogs dressed. &c: calves dressed, large. &c. small
loo calves. live. large. 81; small. &C.
Hides. pelts and wooi-Heavv sound saited sfrers.
over 60 lbs. Sc; medium sound. per III. 7c; light.
sound under IS lbs. &c: cows sound. all weights,
5e, stays. bulls and oxen. &c: salted kips. &c:
cafves H. Sc: green hide, lc less than salted:
dry hides. per ID. lee; dry culls one-thiri less
summer deer, per 10. 25G5oc: winter deer dry. 20d
22c papery deer ladisc; dry elk. sdioc: green elk.
ta5c; sheep pelts. e5cldsl 2o shearlincs i5a4oc;
Eastern Washington wool. sale: Western Washing
ton WOOL l5c; dirty timber burned. l3dlac,
tallow. 2G3ie
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heii buoy Established on shsrma.
Rock, Lynn Canal

speciai Dispatch 70 tire Pos; frisiilweDee,
WASHINGTON. Aug The Wsht-
house board gives notice that on Jusy -
$50 4 red nuns ped bell bloy was "a
tAblished IN fnirtr-nlne feet ~ vasnr
about ten feet W. s. w from ghefrnan
rock. on the eastern shore % Lynn eansi
Hearings q prominent objects from fhe
buoy. as taken from charts nunsh.sra
k.%Q ard s@8 % the United States coaaf
and gendatic survey. are. Point gber-
Marys. 5. T.. BY r. 4 r. Sullivan yosk
". 4. T.. 1855
IN 4 very strong ehh tide aud moderate
Neathsr. and also when fec collects
pended upon 70 ring. Pilots and masters
81 vessels are requested TO notify ,he
lighthouse inspector IL this buoy should
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ExoUGn oar ron TEN YEARS.


srecial DISPATCH 20 the Pest-Intel.igencer
MONTE CRlSTo, Wash. Aug. y. The
Monte Cristo Mining Company has about
~ men ON the pay roll The concentrated
T. using only one side Of tn. mill. hand
hux 20 tons every q hours some re-
pairs are being made, and when done the
mill VIII run lie fun capacity az 800 tons
Per day The dynamo viii start 10 "a 4
few days, then the Burislgh drills wifi
he AT work IA soon as n rals. H. An
iNhs~t 80 there viii he more air and room
men. ~
II T. claimed that the Monte eriSto Min.
ms company has enough ore In sight 10
keep the mines working Tor ten wears
sufNeyiug party iH az work an a Ilnn
20 bring more water Is the mill
The town from a business StAnSroin,
y quiet and viii Dc ilil after 4 few nav
days restaurant has opened in fnr
business. and another Saloon. making four
now At present there Il ms hUicher
laundry or shoe shop They might In vol
here. Mr. Dcrritt. who had st0rr here
before the waNhaUt. "a closing out htw ~
ter~sts here other business asnanda his
ausptior There Is plenty ~ roor f,r
koa3 store here. People are now bt1yins
IN Sllferton. Everett and seattle
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Aug 2 The trade IN wheat the afsi
rsft q ;he ssssidr vas quiei. although fhefs were
refidss q routiiTafas ACTIVITY espoeisin tha
ert tlrsfinei shnued aag slight advances com,
Pared uiih sse lnze herr yrsterfkE ard ths market
ausnef rather sssJ in srnsegneats. September a.
i1ssf ~ TIEf4C A. ssfif tfrsner 20 t1iC as
f.iiawrd ~ \ feAFfea 81 7zha52r Up 10 tte lsa
ha0s Fustnstlans wsrf uHrov N4sh the ueassfftse
hrul 4orffH esffTn ri ttFss Showed decrease
rsls IN f1s Northwest sess repefte4 intsr,iyfns
sifh thc bafvrgtisE ard cash BIDS fniis -
saaad o. y,8tes3ay Fas@gners wfse ssln f0fng
aud lassi isl,is iert sssne sdupoft Near thr fef
ta4 4 w rash sales rsmtrt shssh fsllf snd
Ssrienetrr. s8ict hsa tsFu hofeguz iatseen ftT
~ s6rf ag 81 rtir. sa1 cissoa sfgang 81 fl.st
ssssrx ktir esrg sosfegdar
raru stsgfef hsAer hut hsakr On fhr raans In
~ wsst rrasa qlist. se1.rnfer rI1soa y
lower as H3A
osfs psrs sttssr sna leusr. ssrsratsr sias4
a. -s5e a tdHs ~ g.
Ttstrw zaH q rklrrw rnrEr h ssnrltigut pntF
uaa saq an lacsi saiiins igzt isga faA fIsa acre
steady sas.alnrf ~ nosd casa fssend 10.
siarsrs gcusat iarf Trad vsF 91ei 10 re -,
saen aad ress ~ sea taa piI uessiy deserted
ssp'fnaer Ff9k f,esra -sese iaMef. hr3 ahsAs
loser ara rms - msaef.
Ths is8alrs fnsprgs sarxnf a. feaert,
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FeIltz Tent 6 Awning Go.
III Yeslcr Way.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Breadstuns.
SAN FRANCISCO. Avg 22--Wheat and barley
steady on call and quiet in the SPOT market Oats
steady Spot quotations were
Wheat shipping. No. l, N.02t; choice, Solt; mill
ing. sl0salGt.
Barley Feed. 7ssa7sc; brewing. sOassc
Oats-Cood 20 choice. white, sii7seilS; gray good
to choice. slioaLa; red. good 70 choice. silsssL3o
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks sstz: Oregon, sia wheat,
eentAls $50; barley, eenals LAS oats. oenfsls.
$50: Oregon $50; beans sacks. rs: potatoes sacks.
i.27s; middnss. sacks, 10; wool. bales, 81
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
MillstuIs- sIiddnss. sE@1; hran S2eiaD rer
Hay Wheat. ssals; whea, and ost ssaie 80; best
barley, $50; alfalfa sal 50; compressed wheat ssf
Potatoes saassc: River Burbanks. 7octesl sweet.
new. Ia isc.
string beans 3a3ie per ID; tomatoes. lsesoo; aspar-
auts TNyd<2A
Fr,tits.-Iimes MexicAn ssds. lemons common
California. 81 5ea2 is choice. Se3S; bananas. sies
Butter Fancy creamery. sssa2sci seconds. 2zaZse;
fancy dairy 2sa21c. seconds Tet1c.
Cheese New California fats. oaiasc. Young Amer
lea I9dlcJc; Eastern, iSt3itsc.
Eggs store. lsaisse; fancy ranch. lse; Eastern.
f5@sAe
Poultry Turkey scbesr.. Naiacs iursey hens, iist
small broiefx sifse1 largo bfoiiets. g. saas. FRY.
ers SECS So hens. 8 saeio. old eusks sei. geese.
sL8WiH
Wool and Hops.
Wool snrins Nevads. iietiSei Eastern Oregon, 70
alsc valley Oregon. is8lSc Fan Nneniain lambs.
aalee: Humboldt ard Meuaociuo. i0si2c
HoHs-Cscp q lsae. stsise.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat stcsdys Decsmi~r 81 ia&. cash. gnz3
BARLEY s;eaas. December TIE
Corn Large ysllow. SnsELn
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Ana q -caiu~- Receipt, = 90 In
rigdlHE 100 Westerns aud 80 TEXANS. sensssuF iea
lsc ioerrs natives. soesi - prime steers S. saas +.
rnqr "a tu~sH. - fnas ~ selected FEEDERS stsssir
tfsf - MIXED sfpckcfs. slas. g. z>a3 b. COWS " al
- =. hsifrrs. Ns4@ eaHRers. kazm. taiis 81 n
etso. calfss. 81 ssss ~ Tesas fri sl4era a. isss.
gFsss asssss. g. isaf balls, g nas 3
Nae~ Receipts today EWn. tosuafrmw n a1n ~.
fnafed isit tss, gsst and natrtisfs' ssrarls
bean, slow top. ta7s mixed and tslisAssss ,sl4
- xasf 70 chaice hesFf. q ase5 n. ronsh hess,
81 ssak hrik = sales q. aa&s p
Sheep Hscfifsa. 500 sheep and lNmta rhsare
ahqar tsesdv efhess. iRslt- fnusr Epsd y eseles
yefhsss 8 eisst fair 20 fhn4ss. tafses 81 gsi4 q.
Wsrsfn sheer. 8 ua1 =, Tesss st@-p 4 49, ~
native lsnts. stlsas , Western iaohs. ~ lsas is
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c.,.n. on -. Mary River.

Rob Uaeeard. a prospector and. trapper,
reports having made a great galena dis
covery at the head of the west FORK OF the
St Mary river. reached best via Gran.
brook. says the Cranhrook Herald. II
was very recently found, and IL reported
as being thirt~ feet wide on the surface
and all ore of apparently fine quality OF
concentrating galena traceable 200 feet.
Ia great remoteness u TO be deplored.
a. under this condition It will necessitate
considerable development before capital
can he attracted TO H. The district Is re-
norted To be thirty-five miles from the
nearest wagon road with pack train
only a short portion OF the distance be-
tween II and 81. Mary's lake.
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MARINE news.

AsroRfA-ssiied. Aus. Il. ne h bow =
Law. foe Qucrnssawn.
ioKoBAMA-ss iisd. avg. %. 81 yissshA -
1Aranh
LADrsMiTH- Arrived. Aug 2. wssa>14
San Franelsfo.
SAN FHANcINfo-~Auiysd Aug 2, ~
teaAw, from TNeusna sif NFskboT. fFaN 49,
hAstspf sailed. sh Lacils. Tor ssssiis. ~ -
sfrsa. Tor seattle
yoKoItAMA sailed. Aus. II. yksuiA -
Hougkong iOr Tacoma TIA
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Aug. p f1our-R Receipts, 1908
barrels; exports 07u hat1els, market steady
Wheat Receipts, N.i5 bushels; exruFt. " 40
bushels Spot. firm. re elevator Tafe r o. h Op.
ioas slow all day A. first little high on foreign
tnying and nmer eahles thsn subsequently eAsed
on throtgh extreme dizziness a trade aud weakness
IN pniuihi FROM this they had final shsrr rails
sapart Developments and heavy covering n shorts
closed strong 81 ie ne, deeline Mas closed at sslc
September, sssc; October, Tasc December. s0ge
Coffee ptiions eiosea steady. nef 3 20 Is prints
higher. Sales, aooa bags. Including September 7 NJ
o. @ci orsohef. 7tnc December. sc; February
81. No. invoice. ~; mid quiet. Cordoya nom.
inNl
sugar Raw. steady reanei. steady
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BOSTON, Aas = TIE American Wool ana CO..,
ton Rcls1ftcE EiN ssy tomorrow
The wsssi rnarest has Shown roFe ariviiy the past
werk. slthU2gh thr bnsihcss fegoFtrH has hger IA
tpets, nes eri0s ~ "a sell disirlhttea smons ire
rnrriiss ~ she tzadr Aaaf a tNf LATTER f~1s,rt
ahsoiHissg uothirz toag shile srz other rvss,-s
sonat Sod stsfd sales ehsCh swell M tolarss q
tFansAgtsent frr the rerk unadr Fssiea 10 sAsB
aSe@ forrdt Last fssf " thia tiHar ma ssetfly
ssifs we're fiess 20 s@e 90 pounis some fsir-
sisnd hnes u tsuito1tss aud rssss pos,s have
tscn e.sFnsrd a. The feeling an.cag TIE ~ 10
= pretty dru
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

There was something OF a slump in the fruit
market today particularly in prices but IN the
volume Of transactions a steamer from san ffah-
cisco in the morning added to the ALREADY large
stocks and the market not strengthened there
by especially in view Of the let up in orders CON.
mission men. however, are not disconnected, an0
there has been no scramble to get nd Of goods ~
any price. Otherwise than in the quietness noted,
there Is little change from yesterdays conditions.
Other markets, rule. are pursuing Their usual
orderly and steady course Sugar Is quoted at
ether advance Of oc per barrel making Zoe increase
within a abort period, and due to causes which as
one jobher said. might be known to Providence and
snrnlkels Int not 10 him.
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Hrea dstuns.

LONDON. AnF a. gyhsss csrsrez On ras.s-s
e,ia iatti,ss = bitter -asg.-s VI sssaassa
fsitoTssla " ezFso~s Wsaa wsrs y. "a
tesnls, esrhs W raest sra asaf Is Paris srsn
ff1fh roantFY Hsfksts selis weather u Ifrfsrs
arsffiisa sffs h-m Ne. 2 ssf wes.sgn vinsef
e iffs 70 Sar'hru spFing g -. NJ r'ab-
b f4s8i ftsffmasf e u
fsfr Nfzf fsra Aaasfirar missa rev Is "A
-, = ~ Fafarrs. Q'fist asfssfbtsr 4 u; 0ess.
fef. s. o.; Nassantsr 4 a.
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NEW Yoak.


NEW YORK, Ars = Tho hvei e rricss uas
ma Materially chAnged q Wsnli 4 t1dAyf tfsa-
trg 10 siocss IN act The fsctaAttous N tie most
psumne1t Eaiifcsds tid rot exgeea per cert 8nd
4. eGly tsw sxec4Altes pas tAa ralss a nc.aL
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Bcsffis Isesi Hepsrf. 81 Maximum ssrap<ratufs.
degrees miaimau. y mesa. O. NJ rAin ia e2ssz9
ttA lat tweaff farf hlgsfs. partly efessiy. Tluy
aud wanasx. isht nnftk to B0fthxest siEsf. tnsa
aezaosn a. ssok&As.
WILLIAM BELL
Observer, Weather kesse&
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The Post-lnteIHgeucer has secured ~
exclusive right for Washington 20 KAn1y
Mr%aiiy A. Co.'S latest folder map q
China and Asia. These may be securee
al Post-Tntelligeneor business Offices -
10 cents each.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Aug .. 1900
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma, SPOKANE anu
Portland clearing houses today were; 49,.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FoR THURSDAY
Portland. Aw. 2.
Fair. KniioaarY tsmpasstatt.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT. ok -
CULTURE. WEATHER NthEAC.
DAILY BULLETIN
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sAS FRANCISCO. Aes = STERLING On Iansan
tixJ izgs. 81 ~ siSht. Hs.s
Financial.
SILVER tar. Sig Ms,icAh 3aaass SAsgt.. Ar,fts
aSh.. a. teifs7ag1s1 e.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD
cow AND PINE CREEK PLAcERs.

creek This would not cost very much
and should be pushed forward this fall.
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Metals.

The weakness OF the metal market grows daily. A
bad turn Of the London market to-day intensified
the hcavincss here. and unfayorshe ncws from
the West added TO the general depression. Al
the close the metal exchange called pig iron warrants
very weak at ST. nominal. Lake copper. quiet. at
N6sIi; tin, considerably lower. and very weak. at
so i,ta0 49, lead, dull. at AS! speiter. easy at
A.iaatB The brokers price for lead Is s. and
for eonner Sl67h
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NEW YORK. Avg E2--The Commercial Advertis-
er's London Hnsncisi cahlesfam sayS:
There downright sfasnatian in the markets
here today, the spread ot the railway labor troubles
heinz special cause fer duliness. Americans were
almost Wholly neglected The hank bought ci12oa
sold IN bars, Money rates we're AGAIN unchanged.
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Money on call. liaiA per cent prime mercan,il,
paper, taS per cent; sterling exchange Arm. will
actual business ~ bankers bills at As7a demand
and HsA sixty days. posted rates 81 s5af sss and
81 stai.s9 commercial bills 81 s3sdisi silver Ger
tihcates. eiAa61sc; bar silver. 6lac. Mexican dollars
ste government bonds. strong; state bonds, steady
railroad bonds irregular.
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EYEGLASSES for headaches. ~
wilxinski. LIZ chsrry.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. q -roday-s statement II
the treasury balances In the general fund exclusive
o. the slsoon@ gold reserve in the division u re.
demrtion. shows.
AvAshle cash balance ..4..............Si3Ss SIS go
Gold ..s........... 690a5 6if
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COTTON MARKET.


New York.
NEW YORK, AuE &~At fhe nrcsin- ~ rrr,-
srsi trfiiug ia re ccrru mtfse, uAs tarris sf.fv
Ssh rTir@ nHes Totafd - gl1s- fhs fasftrt
vratfnrd bsfly anicI hrafr Mgui5stian and sasr
haasmfTtas. avs riFfed stgs4F s. sesnts hislsr grt
Aagas. BOT 4 20 % rninfs ioasr - sstsr sr-s.t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-23

The Ppsf-fnfeiliEePeeT has secured tha
exclusive right Tor Washington 10 RRns
McNal.Y a Co.'S latest fielder map q.
China ar8 Asia. These may he securri
AZ Post inteiligeacer business Offices az
10 cents each.
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tnsh NuothtIons-
Flazr- Steady.
Wheat Red. No. !. ftaTsse.
Ce1R-Ss. Z. So. ys.4o~. No. Z. iase
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TRl-O-LET.

BY the by and bye ana bye try our
wine. We have every variety and all
very fine; they have age. body and purity
and the aroma is surety that Migliavac-
cas- is the place to buy wines. Phone
Main 657. 100 Main street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-23

The steamship Fuest bismarck sailing for Euro
tomorrow. will take out iis 900 ounces Of silver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-23

LONDON. Ava p Atrhison. as: Canadian Pa
cihg preferred =. Northern pasiac nreserred al
Grand Trunk q; AraeondA y Rand mines ~
bar silver, steady, sd peE cauce. Mgiisy, 2. ~
cent
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PORTLAND, Aug 91-whrat-- wAIa walis sc
valley, si.- 81. h.-&stsza. s6Ssss-
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARkEr.

TACOMA. Avg q whsst-DaB baazss
tiacssUm. 20. sluh, 81. Path t9r e1gosf.
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=
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

WHEAT E1aast. No. cies 81 Ne. bluesfs-a.
% =
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET