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Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04
FRIDAY, oC roBER Il,

FRIDAY oO FoBER Il, "a
Tor a wood, iron steel or suSpens nsion
cross rhe west fork Of the Nhitew4dge e
in the city OF Richmond, Ind-, 81 river |
known Happy Hollow. @lnt
s,sred for the purpose, which may BE- obtain |
.cf theetty civil engineer. aud enclosed IN
=eaiedenvelope directed To the board Of puoi1S
imprsemeats
Thscoud required Of the successful bidder
shaiiAe in the sum of 81 loa.o0, and must bs
giyeuAs residents Of WsvnS county. Indiana
Eaceeid by foreign contractors must be &C
compseed by a deposit Of a certified check for
<ss-e = be left IN the hands Of the city treas
urer sa9 9ctto the conditions specified in tbs
prcpoSstssn nd bids bs resident contractors BY >
bond iotleoQ as guarantee Of the good fAiff
of the htAsr- Before bids will he received
bidders m nst satisfy the board Of public am
presefnsnA as H. their competency 70 oonduci
the work. I'D asto their resources for its Wig
.,rous pTO>sutior.
Bids ShstStats tbs price per lfneaI foot 20
the IN prov bent com plese, a 80 for all othe
items enuul<a ed IN the schedule which prics
shall De in "a for all la >or aud material re
xauired for 1compiste eeution eft work
said worA be ccnspleteSon or before III,
1St day o. beem Der. 100, under the iirectioI
ofths clE sTE engineer. and IN ascoreianc,
sairs n said cF-R
Th<xoufract Wy h. L.. 20 tn. touas. -
spseAoie oln"s,h se board Of paosic Improve
nents rs-eIvsss sssss ght 70 reiee, any Or al
lbs. % Tsss-n s.~x.p bids IN the interest .
Nv oyssr- ofksid azNnee "i'A tai> A'tiSe
GEO. sKNoLLENBERG,
sep ~ ss-k % Board
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04

''It was almost a miracle Bur
dock Blood Bitters cured me of a
terrible breaking out all over the
body. | am very grateful. Miss
Julia Filbridge, West Cornwell,
Conn
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04

Wednesday, October 10th, Friday,
October 18th, and Sunday, October
l4th, for National Conventions of
Christian church, excursion tickets
vii be sold to Kansas City, Mo. via
Pennsylvania Lines valid returning
until Saturday, October 10Th.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04

Golden weddings are taking place
all over the country. The old
couples evidently took Rocky Noun
tain Tea in their young days. 35c.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

ist district, soath Of Main, west
o. seventh
hist aud south C piano fActory
Is I'D and south
IL @th and south
us 18th and south
tle-Sth and south
us-Tth and south O
I'd district, south OF Main. between
7th and eleventh
fal-sth and Main
t2S-eth and south
t24-Tth and south q
t2b-sth and south
t2s-Iith and Main
t2S-ll and south
ID district, south of Main east
of eleventh
tn-l3th and south
ss2-I2th and south
tS4-ith and Main
ts5-lsth and south
tS6-lsth and south
ty7-zth and Main,
9Th district, north of Main. west
ofl0th 70 river
A-sd and Main. Robtnsonss . shop
SD and north O
lS-City building
+S-9AAr. Scott b 90
4e-No. hose house, north sab
E-ChAmpion milisi
ls-I0th and north
sth district, West Richp,on
and Ssvastopol
H-W Sd and Chestnut
DIV 81 ana N atlonal ROAD
h2-W Sd and Ktnsey
de-W Sd and Richmond ave
H-Earlham college
S-State and Boyer
8-Grant and Ridge
T-Aunt and AapIu
5S-9rant and Sheridan
6s-brtdge ave, paper mill
9Th district. north OF ID, east
OF tenth
0-RAirtad shop
d2-Hutton's oofffI TactOry
6S-Hooeter drill works
M-Wsyne agricultural works
6S-Ctty mill works
66-Westoott carriage 90
07-l4th and north n
.7thidistnct, between Main and north
ID, east of tenth
i7-sth and north A
III -1ith and north b
tn 18th and north q
t73- No hose house
t74-l6th and north q
t76-x2d and north d
SPECIAL signals
192EPA&rol call
1-Rfro pressure
IoNatural gas on
111-Ffre ont
Fire pressuY on
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04

| reckon not the seasons,
Nor the years that come and go,
Life S an all-around pleasure to me
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04
1.-THE Smith

A mighty man Is he" but he is not
mighty enough to defy disease. 1t is
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04

| Excursions to Indianapolis via Pennsyl-
vania Lines.
October lst and I'd, for meeting
Grand Lodge, X. of F., and Grand
| Temple, Rathbone Sisters of Indiana,
excursion tickets will be sold to lndi
annapolis via Pennsylvania Lines,
good returning until Friday, October
9Th. G. w. ELMER,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04
Some Reasons
Why You Should Trade With us.

border with sc
Better inches each
1caseG comforts SIC yard
epleniho PINK
draIa dirab A splendid 25c
dies fin eheeceho good quality, 1Oc
pieces fleece back wrapper
hredta lama good stongco color 12 yard
inch bleached abl
he'd Turkish ashmtts instea o washrag each
mum n
tapestry 5000
n than before and ask
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04

Excursions 10 India IA rolls via Penn
sylvania Lines.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04
Pennsylvania Lines
TIME TABLE.

N Elect Sunday, Sept. 30, 1900.
Trains ran by central standard time.
Cinciaaati llno.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04

Butler County Fair Excursions via Penn
sylyania Lines
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-10-04

Excursion to Kansas City, Mo-, via Penn
sylvania Lines.
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The GLOBE.
\ One Price CIothierS. FurnisherS, HatterS.
Next Union Natl Bank SO3 Main St.
WDUP &c THOMPSON.


In rarsnanoc Of a ressutie, ~ ~. common
counssi efthe city Of k-srpSp6. In,tfans. Inc
sealed propo-s,>~ At the once c n, heNsLSv ,
until o'cloek p m. vii city NiSFS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-08

Granuiased oyster shells. SIS per ton sr.nnl., 10
clan shells So per ton bone meal SIS p., ton
grapulstsa hone. SIS pef ton; huiled cats SIC ms
ton l.. 4 n poultry feed SIS per ten k~ef meal
ses SO PR ton beef mesi lols ss yer ton; ice
scraps sa $50 per ton beef rcraps toos $40 Der ton
mica crystal srit, 81 per ton.
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The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. July THE stock market in
the doldrums this merninR. with scarcely enough
way 20 indicate the direction Of price movements.
Yesterdays profit movement took all the snap out
Of the bulls. and the bears disnc'ned TO renew
the campaign, in face Of recent indications that
holders unwilling TO let go Of stocks The clos
ing Of the London exchange for holiday added an
other factor OF dullness There was nothing more
than sluggish drift Of prices in sympathy with the
on special stocks. Missouri Pacific turned heavy
on realizing sales. The whole market weakened and
fell below last nights prices the surprisingly
weak feature Of CLEARING house banks. The Light
volume Of selling. in view Of this astonishing state
ment. is striking evidence Of the confirmed dizziness
Of the market. The showing ia quite inevplieable
on the basis Of any known facts the evidence Of
the tone q the money market during the week.
The loan contraction Of ss5.s7s 800 to show
clearly enough that the stock market liquidation in
Berlin has been accomplished BIZ the paying of 81
some OF the heavy obligations TO the New York
money market. What became Of the s2fso 800 specie
and legal tenders which lost to the banks there
is nothing 20 show These institutions have gained
nearly g 900 600 from the subtressury according 10
the official statement Of the departments. Follow
ing statements Of leading banks Of the currency
movement in the interior, the most conservative
thoriiies vere led TO estimate that the gain in cash
for the week would aggregate over s.. 900 900. The
market closed dull and weak under the influence OF
the statement.
The bond marirt has moved irrcgularly. in sym
patty with stocks. and there has been little evil
dence OF the expected pressure for reinyestment OF
july dividends and interest.
United States old Il advanced 4 the Is and s. l.
and refundng 2s. when issued. in the bid price.
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RECOVERING FROM THE C1,zp
Los Angeles Almost Cured Of Its
Mania for BeIginn Igsre..

That the Belgian hare business ia more
or less In state OF decadence may easily
be gathered from glance at the classt-
ned advertising columns OF the Sunday
llmes, where the greater part Of page
is devoted to Belgian harcs. many 81
winch, with pedigrees OF varying lengt h
and authcnticity-are offered at D. ices
ranging from four bits M or a Vwap for
secondhand furniture. phlmistry lexsnns.
bicycles or any old thing" while in The
swap" columns, articles Of every variety
are offered for anything except Belgian
hares." and the number Of people who
are forced through the unexpected aa,th
of n mother-iR-law. or some other equally
weighty reason. 10 leave town and ssll
out their rabbitries for song r. lexi On.
We do not think Il iH necessary TO
accept either of our correspondents rea.
sons 90 explain this falling on % hare
Primarily, II IN not attributable slther 10
worms or 20 warm weather 1t in inst
simply n plain ease Of oVerproductl ~
an article that Is not yet 50 much ~ n
staple ms wheat. or gold. or mutton. The
supply has exceeded the demand that f.
all there s TO IT.
Nor Is this at all surprising. when wo
coHsiier the altogether amazing fectna.
ity OF these animals. and the vast num-
beg OF people who hayr been Induced ly
glowing promises u possible profit. 10
go into the business on large or small
scale, 30 that almost every second house
In Los Angeles and other Southern Cali
fornla towns IN "a rAbbitry. with cverv-
think for sale. few Hbfewd people. by
jaiicious advertising - getting up ex-
positions and ~ standing IN VITA "of-
fetal scorers" have made "a nice ,h.r-.
out 81 the business. hat most ~ those
who have louaht them with ex.~efa.
ton ~ doing likewise have been stuck
finding % difficult 20 &c, s. % f1r an
animal Tor which the well known Hrm
would ask and obtain - The scene ~
operations has nov saUted 20 outside
sections hares being shipped away hy
The arna0. bat the rapid multiplication
of the race Will sosn M ~ those aeils
also.
when people began topay tao ar sf9
fgr a RABBIT and 20 ask a- much a.
500 FOR the services ~ 81 back. H was
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CHICAGO MARK ETS.


CHICAGO, July when the wheat market start
ed today's business. among other things In consid
grafton good rains In the Northwest. As to
whether these rains would resscitate ths perishing
In the portions ~ that section where the spring
wheat "a not numbered with the dead
matter OF controversy The opinion that II would
do some good caused q considerable drop at the
opening, which was at 'sa6Tsic for August Reports
from London we're encouraging The trade changed
It's views for moment after diacstna the situation
and went 10 SOC. That was high as the mar
ket got Tho rains. together with messages
Of cheering sort from the spring wheat country.
animated the trade into selling OF various Sorts and
under this pressure August sd OF to 7akc An
EnR'ish cable prorhesyins that smaller worlds ship
msnts would be shown in Mondays report. together
with lighter Southwestern movement. shown
nv receipts. caused reaction from the bottom to
7ekc but some Of this was lost. and the close was
easy. August closing iaac under yesterday. At Tasc.
Corn sold of on the prediction Of rain for Kan
winds have been holding forth The market rose a
bit from the bottom some buying hv Western In
forests Trade rather active August closed ad4c
down.
Oats steady, without any particular trade
August closed tc M
Provisions dull and easv. partly with the
cereals. hut mostly ths letting out Of long
stun
Hog receipt. Hight and there was fairly
good scattered demand through the commission
houses. September pork closed lesi2ic under ves-
trrdsy. lard 1tdso lower and ribs sa7tc depressed
The leading futures ranged A. follows;
Articles Opening Highest, Lowest. Closing
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the forlowinei
SEATTLE Arrived, July I. u Roanoke, from
Cane Meme
PORT TowNsENn-Arrived, July g. Chi N En-
ira Louisa from Valparaiso Passed out Nor BIZ
Fortuna, from Port Gamble FOR Port Prize Passed
in. July : str Roanoke. iols a. m. from Cape Nome
for SEATTLE
SAN FRAHCIsCo-Arrir,d July 2 Nor str r.
tana. fruru Nanama, Sailed. july o. str Mst.es.
wan 'or Tacoma; July :. Hsw .h Baleiuths. FOR
Port Townsend.
FORT RLAKELEY-esFed. ruly q rtai hi T~,-
Gle, for rueuns Ayres; Chu hk india for vslps.
rsiso Arrived. JHly :. chill sh Emma Louisa from
Vainsrsis0.
roRT GAMBLE Sailed. July :. schr John A..
for Hn.0nlu
PORT TOWNSEND Passed in ruiv : rhn n
Frnrns Louisa. II - = ~ frnrr Nsins-nso for Port
Riafelev laree collier nsssed here ut u n m
NEAH PAF~Iriv : rlesr northwest wlrsd eleven
milss pssseh nv Two hafts IN tow ~ tug; afr
Mirsol. from Nsna'-no ~ Pog, Ios ANGELS.
SOMF-tn port June =, s~duris. Utopia ssw.
~ Wheeling FsrAllcT rihp Thomson. pruns.
vick. Nora. ChsN.s n Lane Meteor. Morning
s'st. Ncvo. a. Paul sHno' Renter Discover
siynsl. sfnoturn Thsobsh Fischer pru. Msr~srv.
Ws-r~sid GArounr. Charles Nelson. nesr and J T.
Esirtan
DrTcH HAppOR-rn ro-t. inns n. rs,hshs.r
Voc Bv'h. Hstfag, t--itet funs n rahms
led rri. l. C-ace noIisr Hnaer Centennial
49, C'r. southtoUnd; June y. Srvssoy. -
Ne
ST wrrHhFr~Iu port run. = rsv,an. Ar.
uian. Thrashey
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Episcopal Church %.

81 stephens-Baard. Rev. p E. Hyland. rec
tor Divine service Sunday at II q m and ~
p. m
St Lukes-Renton Services on second and fourth
Sundays q the month at .. m. with sermon by
Rev n. II. Gowsn.
St Marks church-Hsvard avenue and sprine
street. Rector. Rev. J. p. d. Lwyd. Services
at II a. m. and B. m.
st. Paui's-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street. Rev. VIM Kemper. rector. Sunday school.
sa5 q. m. Morning PRAYER and service, IL a. m
Evening service at 30 O'Clock.
st. Clemen.'s-Twenty fourth avenue srnth and
Washington street Rev. George Buzzelle rector.
Sunday school, 10 Il. m Morning prayer and ser
mon. II O'Clock. Evening service. O'Clock
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth avenue and
James street Rector. Rev H. II. Gowen- serv-
ices. 80 and II a. m. and 30 p. Morning
subject, "A Famine and Its Lessons" Evening sub
iect, Sound Doctrine" Strangers cordially well
coined
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Ths following prices ar. being offered 70 me prc
Queer by the ioea dealers for delivery In rcSnh 10Y,
Grain Oats usa1. barIev SIC 80; wheat. chicken
feed. sif9isso. bran SO; shorts. sl .,..
Hsy-Pusrt sound SaN: Eastern W.kihs'on
tirnothy. tiAeiT. slfaif, 81 p per Ton.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. i5diie.
Pnfis--Fresh ranch. isSzoc: creamery, &c
poulffy-five chickens i3c; live turkeys, ie' '"''
KEYS. &c gecse i0c; ducks. t2.5o@i
Live ssoct Chutee beef rattle. cowr fhsie' Nssr,'
t4asc; choice sheep, it9sc; good hogs. I'VE w,
hogs. drrssed. sic calves dressed. large t' sna''
" calves. Hive large, g.: snail, &C.
Hides peit. and Wool HEAVY sound saiteh s,esTs'
orsr 50 n. &c; medium sound. PER n. Isc; nght'
r.. .tsrs hr,lis ard uxsn S.; ssitef tp- &c:
esive. per n 70. green hides Il less than ,al'sd
dry bids per NJ 17c DRY cri'ls one third iess.
srnrner deer per n, 2sas5c: winter deer dry. 1le
rs: pspery deer I2alsc: dry elk sdioc; green Elk
gssc: sheen rclts. MctssiD 81 shesrlings' ~ sc
Eastern Washington wool. sdiio; Western Wssn,ns.
Ton wool. isaisc; dirty or timber burned. pGliic;
tsiiow 1tdt5c.
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church ~ the sou,-odd Fellows han. corner
Second avenue and Seneca street John W. haney.
pastor Evening devoted to ballcs tests and spir'
messages.
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MARINE VIEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND Arrived. I-f- q ran ~
F~r-s frHisr frc~7 vsirafsiso FAILED, Sor -
F.fiuur fr- pe-' r~-ts
ronT tbs ANGELEs- ssfsd. Iply g. ua~ str
As+e~ - SErsi-n
NtS'INo ssg'ea July e s,' Minsola Ter Per,
L. Ar-flrs
cAI1 40 Arrived russ II. NJ "a ceuway Castle.
s--s- sssssie
HoNGKoNG- Arrived. Jer. N. Nov VT TNvr..
frTre fgr.~vu
grrssf~
stN 81 ,NCIsCn- Arrived Ie'g > ~ TI,s-i.
f~~r N-e4irte sanef - Hs'-fr-hA fsY Port
Trru.rrH Cs9uretta ~ astoria
H0oV1'W a-irv' fr'F rr C-1rms nf-s-
f-- er~ Fr.r.ites - khe-teer Fair - ~e-
Nr-E Few sSr Frs~-isrn r. sf~-.leen asnes
IHft fst~ '-t~r erf '-Nr VIVA frer Az.
Ger O. zsHt, Reals ffsr.ra
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HOTEL ARRIvALS,


r. NJ Lyons, Hood can1wm. Brsnsm. csnn
:, Seeiey do. Oscar Cash. 4
4 q i'" winiedss' Do john johns Parker Sa s ~
Mrs Downey Ia Comm Mrs pnwidiie. 0lyuoA
Oscar nrsnam. n Bend Miss pinwiddis. a
l. 4 , stnsr' r Dawson ! g, TAYLOR: s.@"s.
w X. hush. Issaauah. Chss. Kayser, Miiwsuk1A
! i s Al,Dsn r,s.,n DO $ n.n... w'cs.AA
Mrs slack, Do, y IL, He'll, 8. PA
Chas Longruth. EverettMr nrockiehurut. L.
James Mcintosh. olymp don, ENGLAND
Arthur sapp. Olympia II, d. Ronns. spnsl
Z Meors, Eiil.n.ou1s Mr.. wsl,asss. =
) I'' rsr%iUTion&r. DO Do q. W Mckay, ci;..A
Joe Ferguson. Arlington,c W. Rich. Ariiness.
Il T''s T,iI.; 90 Ss JAM. NJ s s".on s. ss
ra,e Ruth Rsis.r @:'' saeqle E ssss: ~ -
y. NJ. Scott. do. A. Barrett L. CsaaA
The ButIer.
G, T r. Pvt Ss%o'' s g 9; ooym.n. nl.H
Mn, J. & Graham. Minn.R IL Han. j.
u. 7 Brown. san FRANK + sieysr hinssuA
VIM NICK MeKensi. DO. q u. Arnold. a.
j W Enok stks. Mrs Arnold. d.
Ss,a sG r.. s aos.s.9 Mead s.. n; s
NJ ", s sS e e ! I n:ss''' Ss
Mss y l. S% aai:n 90 Mr. h nas,ss rs
II. c. Anderson. s,anraw. Z, Mssh. "a
). 4. TsyiE. Chicago. =. q Mash, a.
). W Inch, r.ro@a. Mp. Hope. '' f.sa%s
A II. camphsn whs,e,nA aeMsllen, EvwsfA
Mr. campben, DO VIM. Howsrth. a.
J. A. Kuhn. do
The Dramswiek.
cyru. Appishse rortlndJos Reed. CT,
u. H. collins. Chicago Mabel Hpo~. TsccmA
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commercIalI.m auotca Nedcrn Sim.

- Paw Pl8HFer Press
Tho lorg ana the short % 70 q that rue-
"ecwrr orriAiism az synonymous with
greed ~ disregard ~ tho rights - others.
Sc even less IN evidence among indixidu-
Ma or IN tho Golties ~ this nation than
1t wac IN 'he good old days when no one
paid much attention 20 -. when II was a
virtue 20 drive a hard bargain and = .
sin "a Incorporate whole provinces ~
force Indeed. the very fact that there
is go much criticism and co much denun-
citation indicates not that the evu r. grow
ing worse M fhat there Is more n. I,
bat that the public conscience has been
educated 20 a finer sense Of It's svn e.
fects, Of It's corrupting and degrading In
caeaes and CT It's AbAoTrent immortality.
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DEATHS sND FUNERALS

fkrI snt r.tee--i tersi.es fsr 3rs Maftss Fs2
tee riu % f-if t4fer ~ IN N frara ~ -
srst.a Ts-hsfap tfnreb F1ilffh aej PiAs, IN
ta8y Is az Ba'irFe 7sths
NINT0su- 90 ttss stfy jalf . 80. A. ~ ~.
ses-a q hvf san w M~iufaah. sli hses
svt-et Nrs rs'hfr,oe " lntosA. aged % ,rsS'
- rafaissis
Fuaerl tsrviers frr-n Hu''erxarths shsp>l
% m MarGsT TAe fes'Y ain - sfubtimsd ~
,Altr~4 20 0utav3o Canada. fof intsrnsr.
PARKER n thi. -ifF 1nlr ia10. a. ne -
Tr rssiHer-- Els Fseoui avenue. VI. -
THHA Hsfkr. eyed IS yeaFa. - rp4nal Es''D
rfis.
frn-rsi .or7i-ea WefHss1sT. ., 70 n.
81 red Hear church Tis tod5 is si bai,ssssA
WD0n. AZ .g1nnldals Iu7 ?. 100. JHtsa n
WOOL assf = trlfs
esYtl,es frfa ~ ninersl rafiorr o; Be1nV :
Stewart this tsuadaY afternoon. a. J 49,
Frisrds invited - stienA latsImen. IA AssS
PisasAl: es.lslszI.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, July Flour Receipts. II .5H bar
res: exports. II lfI barrels Market unchanged. Sd
ioc lower. Minnesota patent, iadS: winter
straiRhts, 81 sNsi 10
Wheat Receipts. sl.sS bushels: exports, ~ $50
Bushels. Spot weaker; No red. Eac. o b. sec.
elevator. Options at first were Arm high English
cables snd foreign buying. but quickly declined un-
der free liquidation. rains in the Northwest and
withdrawal Of early support Closed weak, at tdic
decline July closed s53c.
descriptions closed steady with prices points
higher Sales q $50 bags. including July 1901 Sc
September T.ssdsc; October. ads Csc. Spot Rio.
steady Mild auiet: Cordova. stdi3ic.
sugar-Rav. strong; fair refining. tic; centrifugal.
% test, dc. Refined. firm; sranulsted. $500; cut
Ioaf 30r
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Peyons the usual Saturday trade, there was not
much to awaken interest Western Avenue today
Yakitna fY1ift came in as usual and met with ready
sae becauss Of It's excellent quality The price TOT
reaches dd not change, the market was not
otefsupplieG the boxes selling for l5c. As usual
There was a good demand for the California peach
81 AZ s. box because they present fne appear
sncr and good sellers for the retail dealer Many
,eacbes az being sold for preserving by housewives
With the approach u the canning season, the
pree af sugar has begun 70 raise, and i vas quoted
YESTERDAY at Pie fer cubes and s2se for powdered
fyry sFanulated sugar. in sacks, brought s62Ae
sn.deu c s02tc and extra sligo The price 81
coffee has been marked Up Ie pound for package
while coffee In bulk remains the same
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-08

Cumberland Presbyterian church Services morn.
Ing and evening
Second preshyterian--Rev W. A. Major. pastor
Subject for the day. Gathering the Harvest" sps.
cisl music. under direction Of Mr. Griri;hs
Renton chureh-Rcv. H. s. Waller, pastor aery-
ices at 70 p. union Sunday school at II a m
Welsh seventh and Olive street Rev
Owen Jones. pastor. Services at 10 70 a m. and
! p. m.
Calvary Presbyterian chureh-Corner Twenty fourth
svenue and King street. Rev. Donald Ross pastor
Services. II q. m and 80 ,. IN.
United Prpshyterian~Corn Of Sixth avenue and
Seneca street Rev. J. II. Morton. ~ ALLEGHENY
Pa, win preach morning and evening Services ii
a, n. and ?. m. sunday school, 1910 a m. Y r.
:. g. f., ,. IN.
Lake linton Presbyterian church Knbourns ave.
nue., Fremont Rev A. J. sarmey. pastor Ser,.
tees, u q. m. and 20 .. m. sunday schooi 10 A
Junior Endeayor. p m. c. e. go y m
First Preshyterian-Corn Fourth ayepu. and
Spring street Rev. A. l. Hutchisou, D. ID. u.s-
tor Services at II a. N. and 70 , m SUNDAY
school at y " ?, m. Christian Endeavor At ela
seats free.
Westminstsr rressyierfaa church-Re, y. I. U,v.
den. n u, q ksarusy. Neh. viii fH pulpit in
absence q the pAsiaf Rev Hugh W. GnchI.st