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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

Metals.
Pig rron-weak: Northern. is.nep; Southern.
Copper-Duil; brokers' price ss.so.
Lead-Dull brokers price. S.ss
Tin Plstes-Quiet
Specie Imports and Exports.
The exportS Of gold and silver from this port 70 all
countries for this week aggregate s6s.sh in silver
bars and coin. and s., 1856 94 gold
The imports s2i6 sd gold and sio2, 80 silver.
weekly Bank Statement.
The weekly bank statement shows the ollcwins
Surplus Reserve-Increased a.Iz.r7c
Loans-Decreased 1881. 100.
Specie-Increased ST. 500
Deposits-Decreased sl3l5. 100.
Circulation-Increased Sts.im.
The banks hold s2i osl 800 in excess Of the ~
curements Of the q per cent rule
The Financier says this week:
The statement Of the New York clearing house
banks for the week ending July q is again at vsri-
anee with the presumably accurate estimate OF the
weeks trade and speculative operations Instead OF
a moderate gain in surplus there was violent rise
of al2lTT5 in reserve bringing the total excess
above legal requirements TO S4 0sl 800, the highest
figure reached since last February. This is in dis
tiuct contrast with the movement Of money in New
York at this season in past years, but when the
statement is subjected to detailed analysis the gen
eral totals made clear The National City bank.
for instance. reports gain in specie for the week
of no less than S. 900 poo and the cash held by
all the banks is only about oo it is clear that
the holdings O. the other institutions at
least 81 100000 less than week ago. The changes
in the other leading items he traced to the
source. that, while the statement remains
illogical from trade standpoint, some Of its puz-
cling features cleared up. In view of the facts
stated, il is idle TO discuss the influence OF the
hibit the general money market In a general
the decrease in loans was not unexpected, as
the gold exports do not figure fully in the averages
The inference is that the banks do not hold the
amount Of reserve indicated While the market for
loans is easy, there is general tendency to hold
for higher quotations. and predictions not want
ing that rates will go higher before September The
interior is still sending money to this center and
the gain from the Pacific coast may continue indeh-
nietly Part Of this gold may go to Europe. al
though the present movement Is being sustained
the closest margin Of profit. fact that Is not
Gaping attention Is the expansion in national bank
circulation in New York city. The gain last week
nearly $3.50 Co., and the larger banks appear to
favor heavy additions.
% e %
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON July Y-Today's statement 81
the treasury balance in the general fund exclusive
of the $3.50 900 900 gold in the division Of re-
demption shows:
Available cash balance ...... ...... Sl51 s56 s78
tod Io.9Q952
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yoBBISG QUOTATIONS.


seohns srotstfcns today were % soficwv'
Sugar. Flour ana Coffee.
susarG Golden c. In bbis, sssac: EXTRA O. IN bbls.
s.ase; powdered cs,e dr, Trsnul.,.d, ss2sc: in
'i Ts n s Eset inss '' So B''i imperial.
=: corr meal. yellow. SIS 'i per- % ,''l H..
p.r 10 y. IN ON .ss s snes s WON sonr p m'
% Per ms. IN IN SACKS: CRACKED wheat. 81 =
n wS sachs isrin.. q p.r loo ~. IN sn .scss:
fancy relied cats San per bb in sn mchs; corn
m.., ysllc.. So per Dbl, IA nn ..sts: cern
sr.es.s vs..s per hi i ON sp sachs; .... eni
q T~r Dbl. IN soib sacks: whole wheat aoup, i
rer Dbl. IN On sachs; rye meal. SIS psr hhi. in
" 'sets re Sour. per tel: ssnc, inlled oats.
lie i.p N'ss c.roiin.. > Is 80 "''' '''"'''
~ ssss Cost. 0F Re-. rns r. e, y.s .s, s'
ON eases. per case, a'si Sis Gases. per css.
xa.n MeSs. Nc; ca,.cois, We; Sn,,,m,,s ne:
Eonnd coffee. 1ssasac Lion. icu.. si,. =; Ns SIS Is:
No. ~ Is.
Halter, Cheese, EgEs ana Poultry,
. ss,s.r E.nsh lssise np fancy dairy ~ squares.
sisaSe Eastern creamery. eaa7sc
Chsese Nstire Washington. i26l7tc; Eastern,
I3sis4c hslfskisn cheese fgaec
Esss Strictly fresh ranch. Maecr Eastern tsatTo
Ccme Honey ~Csiifornia comb, issaisc; strained.
FouIsr,--ra,. chickens. ise,sc: Nv. ,urs.,, lie.
dressed turSsys. i,Gisci daeSs. Was ~ do,sn en-
geese iec
wsinnss per n. ssrAs. positc; Eastern b,srH val
simonds. fsney sefs shell ise. simands. No is.
peanuts, ac pfns. fsc hickory Ice, cuccs uu,s ne,
Dozen. soe ehsssnats. sc italans. ise popcorn. s.
Yer b.
Gvaen go
inssan timothy. nssis; alfalfa. Sif
Oats Per ton, 81
Rsrisyy- Rolled sNaai.
Cosn-whois. Is: cracked. IS; feed meal ne.
wheat Feed, snsr oil c.ss meal. IN: m,aalius.
dsisy chopped iced. t7.
PoaItry Food.
0rsnuistsd eysssr shells. 81 Per tcn srsnu,,,. "A
..@ .s. ssa u i Sss '' a %s s
W W per ten tesf meal iecs. as y.r ION me-" 80,
ss. 50 per ton bsef scraps. io IN Der tom
mica cystd srit. E per ton.
Mcats. Provisions amd Fish.
vr..a M.s.s co- beef 70 per o. .s~ beet.
per H. veal iarss &C. per 10 .mai lns ~ rSu ~
rreslsieus, Hams, htgr. il,s smatI. H. b., trr.s.
" e. ' Ma 4 Se.. ' s w ss'.,a. s .,s
Fresh rsh naltbns, sls,e; ..,raess .,,u,,
y salmon front BASIN r'ean,sia ,ront ~ M
seanass. Stscs so'ss, e ,oes eca, ssecj .ariap..
,.Fs, uismpis, " Ssst u per ssek 81 Is rsT s,, @s
A.ms, Ne sack pansssess crabs H.. Il ss
s.nsd rss ooselas, nsa Salmon "a.
.slmen. !" = M. y y salmon beiie, thhi, 4 "a
khk s.n,ss Esh, Is Holland ssrrtSs
srsled herring nos. 70, bus sei ,pics5 s.taeN
10 !. .ss. 81 .n'essd hsrrsas sc pss Ss, a' m.ss
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20 20 %
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. July 2l-steriine on London
Sixty days, SIS; sight. a.ssi.
Financial.
Silver bars. eiic; Mexican dollars. 8a9isc. Drafts
Sight, E4e; telegraph. lsc.
60 e %
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Receipt. and Shipments.


On iAe rsoiute exthsrEs to8sv TIE hsiitrs Tnarkrt
sss srra syvsmery rsalA-l aA,fY ltsrfs
Chrcsr QUfst SD ie4e
Exys ftFv fsesh ne
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. Or. July n, ISea
Fair: not 50 warm
q. O. DEPARTMENT OF AaRlCCLTUnR
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN,
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Or, July n.-wheat-Wans Wslia,
&c; valley, Sc; bluestsn. 5a1eoc-
q 60 %
sAy FRAyCIsCO MARKETS.
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SEATTLE uE,r MARKET.

wes.t r,7es,. Ne 5 ear "a, NJ s,ssss..r
~ MaHs Ne ! ,iuo -. A.es',sr, s.
~ q Ss
tAtnMA WHEAT aARhEr
TACOMA July 4 Ne ,Aaass ia ,sr lsoA ~AsAi
asfARe
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Theosophicai Society, Amanda Lodge-Meets . ,.
m. Ills Third Subject Memory OF Past
Lives" by d. W. Phfpps.
Queen City Theosophicsi Society In America
Sunday evening at O'Clock. A. o. q. W. hall,
Pioneer block. Subject. Bible Symbols" BY Mrs.
r. NJ. Psrke
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TIE Colored Baptist-services every Sunday at II
ccl,ck q m. and O'Clock p. m. In tbs Young
Naturalists' hail. in the old university grounds
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HEREBY predict a good strike on
Toxic river kiaaka. in the very near fn-
tlre Fiarauce Marvin. Prophecies. We
t0rta hotel
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SPOKANE.


SPOKANE July 2l.-The closing bids for mining
.tsr ta
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IotA saIfs, If7,vV suNftS@
Metals.
Pig Iron-weak; Northern. tlsD4ls; Southern
SIS 1dA.5.
Copper-Dull; brokers' price, $3.50.
Lead-Dull; brokers price, s.. IS.
Tin Plstes-Quiet-
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WASHINGTON July g-Today's statement Of
the treasury balance in the general fund exclusive
Of the $50 900 600 gold in the division Of re-
demption, shows:
Available cash balance tl51 s56. s7s
Gold ......... NORTHUMBERLAND. TO- 5a
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The exports q gold and silver rom this uot % an
Countries for this week aggregate SSeer in silver
,ars and coin, and s., 1876, 954 gold
The imports were s2is so gold and stoa 80 silver.
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Graduated cvsssr shells. 81 Per ton sv.r,,., "a
eism shells, SIS per ton bons meal SIS n,y Ter !.
Osnulstsd bone. " FER ton; huiisd cat. tto ,.,
toa. 1. u poultry food, S. per tau: hees rs.l
W w per tea beef meal Ices as rsr Ton h.s,
scraps As 50 per ton beef scraps ios Sts ne, Torn
mica crystAi srit. tTT per ton. " '
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Christian ADVENTIST.

Christian ADVENTIST church Rev. william Chap
man. pastor. Prayer. loI5 4 m: preaching. II
q. N. Sunday school. II 30 p K
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OHIO steel Ranges Refrigerator and
NaIor Stove AZ h's bargain T. G. Miles
4 rip+r go.
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Church Of the soul-odd Fellows hail corner
Second avenue and Seneca street. John ". Henley.
pastor Evening devoted to ballot tests and spirit
messages Names given in full. Good music Seats
free.
Seattle sriri,usiists' ACCOMPLISHMENTS Temple
corner Second avenue and Pike. Mrs. Ada Foye.
pastor Children's iyceum. AS a. m Conference
meeting. 2 p m. Lecture and tests by pastor At
p m. Public cordially invited.
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And Thecsophical Society in America Seattle LsdeA
No, ieo-Room 70 Hinckley block. Public meeting
Sunday, at .. m. Lotus group for children. IL
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Any adult suffering from a cold set
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No throat or lung remedy ever had
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Twenty years ago millions Of bottles
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Correspondence.
Mr.. EDITOR =

Mr.. EDITOR -
l regret that circumstances precluded
me from attending the call on Monday
night last, relative to devising ways and
means in the interest of our Public
Schools. 1t is true that the wants ex-
planned are necessary, aud should be
provided for. But permit me to say,
that unfortunately, such has been the
case most always; that the people are
taken ON thejump, and whatever is done
is calculated so hurriediy, that loophOies
are often left wide open; and necesSar-
lily the good results expected becomes a
failure owing to management or other
wise. How are we to reafiZe9 BY fur
ther taxation on our corporation, would
be unfair, because in that way have just
released our properties from mortgage
of several years for that very object.
By subscription wonld again be unfair,
because the contributions of the few
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and among the latter, in many instances
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Prof. J. F. Draughon.
He WILL MOVE HIS T~EXARKANA COL
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Prof. j. F. Dfaughon whose name has
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Feb. 5th, 1900.
1t is conceded by all who are in a po-
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struction, and his special facilities for
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to competition, His colleges are strong
ly endorsed by business men" From
the Daily T~exarkanian, Texarkana,
Dec. 16, 1899.
The above is self explanatory. II
you are interested 10 a good business
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Rocking the Cradle.

j.. Delanghter, Sparkman. Ark, says
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For sale by j. Lassalle.
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Rernugf il Beroesa.

j.. pslau9r1<f, Sparkman, Ark, dit ;
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a gllndfe par Jos. Lassalie.
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TN a6peche dc Ea5Ddres dTTFe lee
SO millions de piastres voices peSr la
gnerre dasTraEsvaal sont complete
anent epuiss6es ct qu'actuellemsntrAn-
gieierre marclie a uHe nllurnde butt mill
lions de piastrea par semaine, pour sou
METRE les Beers.
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Des commissions sont dsmendees
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600 bouteilies estim6ss a 1882. 552
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tour ii peut Sc fgster d'atre ~affreuse-
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overwhelmingly.
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as ~ eBlek lts atsa aal tFaaf
asyahaics "a Sara
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&c. John7s Church. Washington,

Isl Sunday, IT q. NJ; 3fU Sunday, 4:3U
b. M; Lay Service, Cd and 4th Sundays
IL d.. M; Sunday School every Sunday
10 d. M; Children's Meeting Monday
after Sd Sunday !; Ladies' Aid Society,
Tuesday after LIST Sunday at p. m.
Other announcements. ii any, will be.
made ut regular services. All seats are
free, and a cordial welcome is extended
to everyone, w. S. SLACK,
Sept. 16, 1895. Rector.
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II MY q pas de rspos plus doux, que
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CHURCH OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1st Sunday, A p. m,; BID Sunday, II q.
M; Snnday-scllool every Sunday $50 d.
M; Children's Meeting, Monday after
1st Sunday I; Ladies' Aid Society, s b. N.
Monday after LIST Sunday.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-01-27

L'Imprimrie du COURIER fait tOutes
sorkes d'impressions, en- ~francais gu en-
Angiais, telles que: circulars, cartes
dsaffaires, constitutions do societies, pro-
grammes, tetes do complies, de l~ettres,
etc, etc.
Les prix s0nt m0d6r6s.
Ponr plus amples renseignements
a,addreaser au bureau du COURIER,
rue Main. 0~pelousas, On personne gu
par lettre.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-01-27

Un Journal dc New York dit cue
raysnfr est aux allnmettes en- PAPER ;
ces nonvelles aliumettes sont bien
nsiIleur march6 ct peasant bsaucoup
moina. Files consistent On papier so
Tide ct porsnx, roul6 ct plong6 dams
une selutioa de cire; Giles b%rflent,
6clairsnt bien, sans fum6e ct Sans
ndaur.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-01-27

9nr prices Eor 3ob work
The Opelousas courier., 1900-01-27

ON Went dc d6voiler 4 l'6giise ca
tholiqne dc 81. -BerDard, 4 Chicago,
nne psintare ,da calvaire qui ne me
sare pas moina do 30 pieds par 40 et
c~cntisnt plus dun miller do person
pages.
Lsartiste, Mn Francois, M. Ferdinand
DatOD, v q ~travaill6 plus de trois ans.