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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-14
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.
Second Street,-Elder ]. E. Arts,
Pastor.-9:3O a M, Sunday School.
Miss Hattie Champ, superintendent.
1890 a. m, preaching. Subject: "The
Future State of the Righteous" 700,
p. m, preaching. You are welcome.
Gilman Avenue NJ. E.-Rev. A. j.
Hawk, pastor. The pastors morning
theme will be christian Love EXem-
plified in Life" AT p. m. Rev. w, H.
Lewis, Superintendent of the Protest
ant Hospital in Columbus, will speak.
Other services as usual. All are cor
daily invited.
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Notice to Mariners.

The following The Important corrections, rnsds
duFtng the meath n Mas ia charts Published bY
The taitel states coast and geodstic survey:
Nashin4'oa~on May 49, 1906. hghters Na
=, noeFsd aeoat two and half miles sw ! 3
from UnatiHa reef. FfztteFy fucks making m fr,ln
Capt Aiara, aud ahCat four aud half milcs from
TIE cape was Temporarily withdrawn FINN har sta
uoa Ter repairs. and the station marked wtth a
sss bloY painted rod with "LshtYezsel Marinxs''
ia back. and shoWing nasd white ltgat LiEht.
vcesel No. VIII b. returned 20 her station az
soan a. fcpairs haze been cognu4sted nd me ieov
Withdrawn, 4 which due notice viii be ahpa
by the Lighthouse b0afyi
The red spar hloy. fsmeriy shown ia the en-.
trance q fdsiFp haF shout auc ant 4 thifA
hssH discontinued
British Coiamhta--A further examination II Ran.
riear rfrk- TbneQEnah channel dos 1hed la r7tir.
% n.ar.ugTs. No -. paragraph q. ~ the min
q ApfA} 1900 shoss that their b pinfa.ie d. :, -
eafnins Ha1 more Than fourteen fcet four inches
q rsteg a. extreme lns tide -i9-e e., -
sssht'cntopf s.'af hrsf ,oaui TIE isek is ~
marked hY dstiotn tnpy. sNroaustad ~ a
pvTsmiisi tlaf Hcyt top mara the vh5ia r--t-t.I
red Aha black IN horizontal banda
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-28

MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the following;
sEATrLE-Auiyed. june 2. str Excelsior from
kadak Sailed June Is. bk Gemania. for san
Francisco; Br sh Mount stuart for United King
dom Ital sh Iothsir, for Callao.
SAN FRANClSCO-Arrived. June u, str VIII.
annette, from Seattle. June r. str wsshtenaw
from Tacoma
PORT TOWNSEND-iune r. hkta John smith
from Honolulu, proceeded 70 New Westminster al
". Passed In, u 70 .. m. Am al John Cur.
r1sr, from HOngkong for seattle Passed out a bark
MEAN Ray Passed In. June n, str Matteawan,
from SAP Francisco for Tacoma Passed oft. two
steam schpOners. Br sh Mount stuart, from Sc.
attic for United Kingdom, in TOW Of tug Clear,
northwest wind 10 miles
REPORTED June IS. 40 MILES frun Nome strs
Garonne, senator. South Portland Alliance Sig
nal. Discovery, SIR Gatuane starts for Dutch hAr.
hNr, passing str Valencia and one or two others
The Olympia. senator and Discovery also started
for Dutch harbur
DUTCH HAHBoR In port. June H. strs Chaa
II, lAne, Humboldt, Discovery. Edith. seQuoia,
tug Richard Halyoke, barge skookGm, transports
LAYTON, seward. &. !. s. Rush and Paihaudsg,
Sailed. June H. strs Centennial and san lose for
Nonr.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, June 1.-THE liquidation which set
In Monday had not quite spent itself last night,
and fag ends Of 1t tumbled into the wheat
pit at the beginning N business today. This. with
declines Ia Liverpool cables, caused casinsss
ealy July opened nehanged to DC up at sgr Ia s2lc
and quickly sold on TO Sic. Al this point the
liquidation took the form Of scattered selling Tho
demand excellent from the Northwest, and the
sesboard and soldout bulls also active In
nlesiishinx their stosks The remainder q the
sion consequently strong. Compared with re-
cent sessions trade vas quiet. the rally was grad
uai and the best price not reached until after
noon. when July perchsd at SIC The bulge brought
cut prufi seeking stuff. aud dip 10 Ssc followed,
but the market quickly recovered tn sole saa closed
firm. July lie yesterday at Soc. Liverpool.
following her opening weakness. turned strong.
There was light rain In tbs Northwest. but the
opinion 10 general that tho Northwest crop Is
practically hefobd hope.
Com did not shaFs IN the early weakness of
wheat, but readily responded its later strength
Tho features 0f possible damage 10 growing corn
ffom excessive heat other cznse was az.
sraysted by reports ~ extremity high Temperatures
IN parts u Kansas, Oklahoma aud Missouri. july
closed lac up.
Dat. we're strong Trade was rather quiet and
hs other grains were the chIcf influence. July
closed shade over yesterday at sec.
Provisions were strong and fairly active helped
outside demand July pork closed SIZE over wee.
terday lard nc better and ribs e1se improved
Trade IS gradually shifting 10 the September de.
hseu, and IN this option pork closed sec higher
and ard and ribs each loc M.
tn lrading futures ranged follows,
AIti'lcs Opening Highest Lowest Closing
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MARINE NEWS.

vICToRIA-ArriVed prior to June O. sh imber.
horn. from Liverpool
AsroRlA-sailed. June q. Br sh Pinmore. for
Queenstown.
Michael
DUTCH HARBoR- Arrived. str Dispatch. from
Astoria; o. :. y Commodore Perry. from Seattle
L. ) !. Hugh McCuilosh. from seattle
EUREkA-Arrired, June q. sch Maxim from
San Francisco; str w II. Kruger from Tillamook
GkONG-Saiied. June B Braemer Port
lanod Or Arrived. previous TO June q Argyll.
Portland Or City Of Picking. San Francisco; Glen.
osle Tacoma
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived. June q, str Wash
tenaw, Tacoma hk'u Addends Knaprfou Sailed
str Columbia. Astoria str Pregrcso. Astoria
NANAiMo-- sailed. June n. Robert Adamson,
San Francisco
CoMoX. u. C.--Arrived. June z, str wellington
San Francisco
HoNGkoNG-ssiled. June q. Empress Of India,
Vancouver via Yokohama
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PURCHASING PRICES.

~ following prices are being offered 10 the pro
ef ~ the Iocai dealers for delivery In round lots
= the deck and IN the at Seattle:
Cfain- Oats slaaN; barley. S6.50; wheat. chicken
~ tnNls50; bran. so shorts. s1l
Hay pnget sound. sscdio: Eastern Washington
nnofhy titaI7: Alfalfa. 80 80 per ton.
Ear Strictly fresh ranch. i3Miic.
Better Fresh ranch. isa21c; creamery. &c
punifrrriye chickens. f3r: live turkeys. lie; tur-
m r.. geese. ~. ducks. - s0ssi
Lire stnct cheice beef cattle. cows fSfie; steers.
aSt<; ehaire skrer. shasc; good hogs. I've. iie:
kr dresspd. 6ic calves. dfesaei. large &c; small.
~ calves, live large &c. small. o..
Hfsas, Pelts and wooi--feAvy sound sslted steers.
We % n, &C., n,sdsnH. round. per n Tte light.
ounnd under u ne. 7c. COWS, sound. an weights.
esvss per n. sc; green hides. II ess than saited
n bids per n. i2c: dry cnlls one-third less
SINNER deer per N. 2s435c; winter deer. dry. sod
-: psrery deer iaaiGc. drv elk, 9d10c: green elk.
~: sheep neita. s5cSBsisos shearlings. isn2sc;
Eastern Washington wool saf1e; Western Washing.
~ wool issiee: dirty timber burned. i3dliic
faHos sI9tsr.
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DR.. POWELL Reeves kORN BLOCK 15 YESER WAY SEATTLE
RossLANDs FIRE DEPARTMENT..
New Equipment wiii Place the Town
In the Front Rank.

Special Dispatch 90 the Post-Inteliigencer.
ROSSI.AND. y. c.. June THE Issue
q SIS 40 In city dehentures vas sold today
10 r. a Baby, OF Windsor. ont. al lp4 -.
q high price FOR city debentures in Cana
la. The issue 81 for twenty-five years,
bearing 3 per cent Interest. There were
four bids, the lowest being l9i. The mon-
~ rs 20 - expended On q IRE hall and
lhrayy and improvements in fire appara-
tus
charles r. Gilbert. cf Vancouver. secre-
UrY % The Mainland Board o. underwrit-
crs arrived IN town tonight 20 arrange a
Eeucvni reduction az FIRE insurance rates
IN account ~ improved fire protection.
The water system has been extended. new
hyirDuts ana alarm boxes installed. fire
huite c&tg bltahed ard woFk IS ia progress
1n the new FIRE hall.
An athletic entertainment WRa given last
niEht to raise funds to equip the fire.
meas gymnasium Tho princlphl event
was 4 siK-rolfnd contest between Billy
Woods ~ Montana, HNf Billy Bovl ~
Eusslen1. 81 which blood slowed freely aad
uurh skin Was shown. The dec!sl0n was
given to R0yd on O foul
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LIVE sToCN MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Iano = -tAfic Rcssifis a. ~ bead
M.gsst ssrssssHy .toaas NRnqss esst al ale
s1,iAy. sSrsn bsad At s. 70 suA isseg 5ae car.
ssadt a. SO Coed - glinss sers, httf sa4
thsu A-arr saa4t steady at 81 asa seivrtgi fsa-i
sss sies - y stat rs sts, aeFs, weAk Ea4 isers
At & les1 S tcus 3 sass tslfeFs Ssf5 = e4e.
sptfg s. NHt ~. be}}s s. Tsas - etHts ssaat1.
al 81 Sssa b Tstaas rearipts ~ head hesl ca
sA's talar fse rsrlaafs as 81 q rexss feit tieeFs
steady 81 "a Vfe b Texas gas sfeeTr - sisss \
IVA haNs s. rSgss g.
Wss Eresi-fs tsixr = "a hrss. tsnag-es
a ~ eas irat~3 itss oear lpa hFtA aeelsp thase
h,shot - s. RI, r.ltea AID tetehess. s. iAfl a
E,ssd - chcare heAg s. M%aEi ruus8 heAEf NN
"a. Nght g Has : tuk ~ satrs e TTaaE -
sAert Besvipss. u aA hea1 Saeso an tsulhs
gA.t-r sIrneg. shses sttefr Is -w ts.ed e.
gArasV setAFfS Naa I'll fatg % rarssHo m.teL A. H.N
aA Western sa-ef. ft.ga = fesft fheeg S. sst
nauge iamts Nsta Western l4ghs 81 6A.sa
sIraE hraa s. Ss& .
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Mrs A Hogtan. suoA0pr Nofthr;p Alahana
Mr., Ava, g n p Lgous Sales, ~.
" Nbe5, % kassns Raiafu R-sd
Jea smith AirauAse. B4rrF. So-fh Eeuf
~ N,ubcry Coap Ns. Cart " George. Nc.
ns-tts NeebrrTY d. l. Leslie Kerf
n FfrtQr. Whairar- O. Nagusa Fslsoa
,i,ta Sfsssaht wsoliev. q MSS raa-ua
v 4 rolia. ~tsnw1 n poaafas. Tartlaaf
" k.sa HFaaite Esits l. d. Wnfts ds
NJ Ken. - l. p Hngtou. Nar.-
Au.s Retrscn and sstssNIr. Co~sr,u@ E.isa,-rr
Curre FNls Nsl5e NarA So
M, wc,igr,slr. Fsl aA,.sa kaut. Assnstsa.
" W~srfTsit 90 n. E.e4rts Vtaeerrve-
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THE WOOL MARKET.
Iiorton.

NoSruN. faae O. ne Ameusae W7ei aaa
gatiaa Ertgfta Wa ssy taEuesrrw
No,laaE has atrsrsca daunS tsr PASS vssk -
rtaesc lhb nafktt fram TIE na-zs Tx 1filnggs
vtica has Uustalied fr su2h ieess rsst7t fu
fact tas dJIlrrss IA besn irtsas 43sd tua tAs
rsiaune - business transaetr3 IL tie saAles. ~
c'rfea IA ANY week f1F several ysA-s. thc snsigs
sales eelng Scly 49, No poantA Pres az Errsl.
lar aEt vnSstts4 Tskea a. a vhGk~ tae Wet
the farmers a. brm IN their qieer ever. suA
rCsait yegy Afue wood has taen r1rrhased
by tae Essjcfu tss3s. EtefJunf ts nus au1ialsly
AWsiuEs the ofessgus 4 he lSht weight Ecssss-
London uqA sales sllxAk laeer ps4ors oSing
sxpeeted 70 pge,AA TIE Gaiss II the segk u
Bast<a were ~. go po-ads domestic saa q. ~
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General LIMITATIONS.

NEW YORK, June g-Flour- Receipts, ii2n
barrels; exports. 37sl barrels; market, quiet win
ter Straghts 50 scat -
Wheat Receipts. li7,I5 bushels; exports. Io2. 100
bushels. spot. Arm, No red. assc fob. @sc eic-
sator. Options opened weak under foreign selling,
but promptly rallied and were firm strong all
day. with an active general trade. The improve
ment was based on late strength in English mar
kcts, recovery in the Northwest. the Jump In
corn. less favorable crop news and speculative buy
ing: closed firm. lac net advance; July closed ss;c
September. ssie; December. soc.
Mopl-Dui.
Hors-Firm.
Coffee Options closed firm. with prices ~ 70 70
points higher Sales 900 bags including July. us
Use. August, 735c. September, tsaT SOC October,
7ise. spot Rio, steady. No invoice, sac, mild.
quiet. Cordova. asi34c
sugat--isaw, strong, refined. strong.
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Cash Quotations.
Flour Firm.
wheat No sAas2s No Z red satas5e
rnrn No 2 tsEftAr No yellow i29aallo
oats No {. 3srasel Ne. ! white. zies@sie; No
white. EaSe
Rye Ne g. kisGgic,
naris, Good feeding. &sac; fails to ehoics matt
in2 tkNssc
Tlax seeI- No J. Sse. Ne I Sorthwes,efu 81 90
Mess pa1k Pet hh. 81 sSeIs a.
lard fsr iae Ia - saaf esl
Short ntps SiAez l1sse 81 MAJ q
ssaaisefs Dry ssitesi basei s8s5fr
shast clear sides nnrcd. a9TG
whisky- Bsss Il h.sh wines gI
SUGAR { nsAapgra,
A.
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He Cured Me
Of Deafness, -

MY deafness came on about two
years ago with bad ringing noises ia
the head. which troubled me greatly
In conversation. I had TO ask people
10 raise their voices in speaking 20
me, and around tho table could only
hear the sound Of voices but rousd
not catch word NY hearing rapidly
improved under DIR Reeves treatment.
] now hear good and the ringing nolses
have entirely stopped
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On the prgsiace sSchsnge trtay the tsltter rsgts,
wss s,ruas esvaaseyq. asfS, daiiy. Dsl6e.
Cheese SfesdY sseeke
Esks. Ilfri. flesh ttr
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO June E-whea.. au;et hath
on and OF cali; barley. quiet: oats quiet Spot
q1otations were:
Wheat. shipping. No. /. am,; choice. Ne:
Bariey-Feed ssfa7ic; brewing. T1Aa75c
0sis-Gray Oregon. slGsSlio; milling. a.Ies
LIZ; red. salm.
Receipts.
Washington 5000: wheat, centals. 1.4oo barley,
centsls. 5000; oats. centals 800; rotatoes sacks
l'lsi bran. sacks. u.s. Washington. rs; mfddlings,
number, 7Is.
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
MlllstnHs-Middlinss. sr9o; bran. s3as5o per
Hey Wheat. galo; wheat and CAT. s. soass 50; bes.
wheat, 81. 5enle5o; straw. per bale Sta4oe
petatoes Oregon Burbank. @Gsoc.
Vegetables silver skin onions sDca9si 10: green
peas. Ncasl Is string beans 2sse per pound; to
matoes' tisai7s per box; asparagus, sOcaslTs
Fruit-oranges navel sia2 80; Mexican LINES, STA
20; common California lemons. sitsi rs; choice
oaIfosriis lemons. s2a20; bananas. seas; pine
Butter Fancy creamery, 1875; do seconds. lie;
fancT dairy. lie; do. seconds. isdls4c.
.hee,e,c California new. ss@sc Young America.
'sslec; Eastern, lss@i7c.
lJaisc
Peul,ry-Turkey robbiers saiee: turkey hens.
~ S Sad iss fs sss yang i.ns. T SfosT. :
@sa; flyers, sos 9: hens. iai3; old ducks. $3.50
@fD; geese. sl@L5.
Wool and Hops.
wooisprins Nevada. lsalsc; Eastern Oregon 10
@l5cs valley Oregon, iss2ac
fall-Northern mountain lambs. Ioal2r; noun
tain ianfts. sdsibci Humboldt and Mendocino. u
Hops-ises crop. ioalsc.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-ouie'; December. N17; cash. NOsi
Barley-No sales.
corn-iarse yellow Nn@fn
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''He Cured Me Of Catarrh''

II had catarrh for long time. II
affected my ear and throat and there
were RrowthS In my nose. Doctor
Reeves New Treatment Is SPLEEN
did. never tried anything that did
me so much good. I am recommend
ing to all my friends"
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JOBBING QUOTATIONS.



yo,tans arNtstion. today wer. as follows,
sugar Flour ana Coffee.
asnr-lolden c. in bills sT2,e. sx,rs c. IN bhi..
ttrt; beet susar. zse: powdered s2ic; Arr gran
-. rfsfes -
sshiornis brands ~ corn meal. yellow. 81 $
~ ,.s ~ 4, \, a. 1922 ,nfn meN ~nNe STU
10y rs NV .aeEs; huekwhess nour; rnrs
" e, hs n sN sacss craesed wheat e
nesl' ysilow s. % per I'M IN p ..ss.. corn corn
49,. s,a s.r S,o per sm i, tn en- sses:
srsttsS wheat 4, ~, III - son ,a,s,. s,.si ~,
~ -, s w. ,as. us",s ,,ss ssa a., no"s
r.r Xxi N o. sscs.. w. n s' Z, Is w, n III -
M ssrk. ~. sc,, 4, ysr Nj ,.rrv rnr.d d', 80, ~
ISn net Ibis, IS 81 fancy rolled oats. SON .sSs.'
- nn.. rolled cs's ~ srse. seS; rice domes-
~ ~so. Caro,ns' W. a,,
= Moena. Per W. @sHsise; Isrs PER
49,. .e,a Hiea 4, sneice per M stsistc
~ eases. per ewt; si'ss; sn eases. per swt,
~ sA,a 80 rins, Fer %. s.c ssess. Ss5ei
Fcurd sores. issssots' Hon ID. N, y ~. ,s 81
-. pw.
Butter, Cheese. Exs. ana Poultry.
BETTER Ranch, So mp; fancy dairy. IN squares.
- Vaccination ersameiss 10 aud an prints.
=, ch, zee. Native Washington ssiaci Eastern Ia
-, ua. ~ taneh, " rsstsrn issise
Poultry. I've chickens. issisc' live turkeys. lie;
geese. ice s''' '~ '"'''' ''s' per a'''a'
wainm,s. per y. SACKS issi,e, E..s.rn h.ch VA,
sinonds. fancy sof, .hsli issi almonds. No IS,
PEANUTS &c pine bc hickory. loo eoeoanuts be,
s p~ X. % sn''''' '''''"'' i''' popcorn DC
Hay. Grain and Feed.
u.v russ, .opna rs, ton susas, r.., u.
ps,.y aol las ,ass.
Cern Whole. vs. cracked. 81; feed meal. per
tor 81.
ssa bran. Sc. shorts. sis. chopped feed. sissis;
dsiry chopped feed. sF
Poultry Food.
ofsnais,eo Ssses snela' W. per ION sranulaisd
s,.@y,.sss hone Is par ,Sn h,',lsa =, ~, ton.
\ n.,,,yv IVA ~ ~ 1, sn eats. 20 per
ssrars 81 SO tsr TIM; heef sesaps ioo. 10 ne, ,a
mia rryatai sSlt, 81 per Ton.
Meats. Provision. aud rtsh.
Frssh Mests~Cuw beef. e per n: ste~r beef
Tvs. per = mni'9n' wsthet. Y per n porh. Ve
Provisions Hams large. ii.c sman. ise hr,at.
fass bacon. IT, iFs salted side,, SIS
tafa Home made tsr p se wh's star. ~;
sisan Pure star v.
ftesh i'sh- hshhas Asiei siesihesa salmon.
ecun5ers, sate; saies. ~ rock cod sseo, sh,,u,p.
srAsl' !. hstrsns sass' hsfs ,ssi les ctster.'
ssa passeess, crabs h,s 81 V: oooasd. $50
..isass "A. n .si. n i sslnsaa hs1ts.. ~ pink
TkK hSs,,as a = p,ils n ~ oS' rs t-hhis ~.
is.s a sssi'Tx, Aia.ks hsrtas IN y hsrF,ss
~. - e.'', ~ ,sse..i n.,S,s spcsd heTtins
,rsl lse n Amt, III y. csfa.s ~ ~ 80 m.sk
vAal. cod. 10 n bnass. sac, ed re:lss ~ So isi
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

y ,rss. which promises much more for the i'm
IN. 5n,rfe Small fruits have begun to arrive
= f.rsi orchards. that the spasfnotiic supply
- r.Ilfgsria will not have TO be depended on
- ,s-nee- There Is thing that dealers com
49, st1rf They say tina. peach growers in Wash
-, 4, not know how 10 pack fruit. The peaches
= crowded together 70 that each particular peach
ws,.i..d IA the packing when the fruit reaches
y x-sis,s II Il already discolored and will not
80 good price no matter how good the quail
~ -ar he Growers protest against accepting
- friesx ard yet they pay no attention 10
80 naekfnr Peaches coming In plenti-
IL. md sell for 81 and 81 % box currant= are
= "a fts1 crate. New potatoes brought 81
S,a,sd Aryries were selling at 81 Is to sIs5
- ssrinq hsans the first Of the season. brought
nssIud ard wax beans fec. Local
ss-.,e,< fsnrsht 81 50 box wenatchee apricots
"a q So crate.
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Local Report-Marimum temperature n: mini
mum, S.; mean, 66. No rain fell during the pas
twentwy four hours Generally clear and very pleas
ant mostly light. westerly winds
GEORGE ~ SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau
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FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
Portland Or. June 2, 1900
Thursday fair: probably cooler.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRl-
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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e e q
FOREIGN MARKETS.
BrerdstuHs.

LONDON, June 27.-whest cargoes on Passage.
guyefs indifferent, operators Cd lower. Cargoss
Waila Walla, SIS "a. English country markets firm
at advance Of q.
LIVERPOOL. June G.-wheat dull: wheat and
-four in Paris weak
LIVERPOOL. June Z.-wheat-Spot dull. No
| Northern spring s. I'D No. / California, 6 Tdl9
e "a. Futures. hrn July Is Sd; September.
6 sid December nominal
Corn-Spot, American mixed, new. steady, "a "a
do old. firm, Is I'd. Futures strong: July, As ID;
September Is I'D
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HE Cured My
Consumpticn"

Doctor Reeves cured me OF con-
sumption after two doctors had given
me up to die. His Discovery is GER
tainly an absolute cure for consump-
ton II taken In time. II you have
consumption go 10 DIT. Reeves for he
is the only doctor I have ever heard
OF that could really cure consump-
ton"
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10 Naasss cts ~ So Paul and return
.e.a enc Narthrru Pacific on June q ard
1t 10 you contemplate a trip. don't 81 -
tAis opVCv5 1nlty.
GRAND Hall. Ranka hall. Tuesday.
July g.
8 :. CLEVELAND viii sail an lima
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Doctor Reeves cured my cough, I
have not had a cough or cold this
winter. / feel well and my friends
remark how well | look, I breathe
freely, eat we'll. sleep well and feel
well. ] had Bronchitis"
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pounds foreign, making a total Of 92 90 pounds,
against total Of liso 900 pounds the previous
week and total Of 6l13.s 500 pounds for the
responding week last year The sales sine Jauu-
airy ! were s1.es7. 100 pounds. against lsi as 10
pounds for the corresponding time last year
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THE COTTON MARKET.


New York.
NEW YORK, June Exceptions in todays cotton
market were at sizes and serens. with speculation
on the whole on smaller scale than since the pres
ent bull movement set in The average a news
vas strongly bnish but the best minds in the
trade expressed the fear that shorts had fully
cred up their tracks and left an enormous long
interest TO be unloaded After early rise Of to
u points. the market closed steady al a net rse
Of / 10 II points.
e q q
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IIRIET AND TRADE REVIEW.
S359. 2I2 90 1851, Oss 90

Seattle June r. 1900.
~.x AZ the Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane and
80 elsafing houses today we're:
xH1ai1 Clearances BALANCED
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Is steady but hizhF freishts prevent top prices
stem at &c.
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REMARKABLE CURES
BY DR.. Powell Reeves, KOrn
Block, Seattle, Wash.
Head

''Dr. Reeves treatment is marvel
Gus. My trouble came on Ave years
ago. i would have neuralgia IN my
head every afternoon at o'clock
Sometimes II would come on IN tho
morning. II was always worse when
DIR. Reeves cured me"
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SEATTLE WHEAT NARhET.

Nassi~ FNpvs. Ma I Glib. ~. Ne ! bi,,ostsr,
~ @'alins Ma / sluh "a. tluefsa', 5sc
- q q
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
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"Juxt Ike n deaf mute"-noctor
Reeves restored my hearing perfectly
cured ~ Asthma contracted in early
youth. hy Or Reeves.
Took her sisters advice and was
cured Of Sore Throat by Dr. Reeves.
She had endured three hemorrhAres
from her iungs--curcd by Dr. Reeves
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II went to Or. Reeves because my
sister had bean treated successfully by
him He cured mo Of "A sore throat
and headaches. My head achcd every
day fer months, and ! could not get
any relief"
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Meats. Provision. ana Fish.


Potatoes Local sloAn PER ,cai Yakima. gas1
ru tcn s~sst potatoes. 8 p~r rwt, hi, * -
sass csrcss, 81 per ssas nasahSsas g. rsv - /,
tazutgS e. tSf s4ck cabbage 81 Iat u - e,,1
psssai{S, nc Itr eAck sAfiis lNc, isftser ia
n ~ De- dollhouse isstace mace. c,leyv 49,
rgf aet; fAdisAes, teo per Dos bathnns. .o,,,t,,.
NJ s1sfn onians, 10 rer aaF slverskia. Ga
I'D gef ewf oyster piaCt. ier pes =, - -
le pse 2 squash. g. Csitsnia caahass-r -
. fss sos pefemmoRs SVssl yer hux s.r,,..,s
aszsfs ftutsfh s. -'sNAss~~