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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-13
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Today is the last day you can list
your taxes.
DIR. Chas. f. Taylor and Mr.. Jno. r..
Brewer, of Wake Forest, are here at
tending the meeting of the trustees
of Wake Forest College.
Rev. O. T.. Springfield left yester-
day for Sylna, Buncombe county, to
attend an educational meeting, at
which he and Prof. j. b. Carlisle VIII
deliver addresses.
Mr.. w. r. Headen, of the postoffice
here, desires the announcement made
that he is not the William Headen
who was sent to the roads Tuesday
for carrying concealed weapons.
The jurors summoned to attend
court the second week in June are
notified that they need not attend, as
there will be no second week of this
court
The examination for white teachers
took place yesterday at Superinten-
dent Clements office. There were
ten who stood the examination, SIX OF
whom were ladies.
The rain which fell yesterday after
noon and last night was very bene-
fetal to the gardens and farms in this
vicinity. 1t had been over three
weeks since the last preceding rain.
Mr.. w. TT. III. Jones, the energetic
chairman of the Holly Springs town
ship committee, was in the city yes
terday, making the necessary arrange
ments for the barbecue today at Flu
quay. The success of the barbecue
will be due largely to Mr.. Jones earn
est and faithful work.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-13
PERSONAL.

Judge w. R. Allen returned to
Goldsboro yesterday.
Mr.. Cyrus Thompson returned yes
terClay from Rutherfordton.
Judge Bowman left yesterday for
his home in Mitchell county.
Mrs. 3. + Montague and children
returned yesterday from Newbern.
Miss Genie Welsh and Miss Mary
Briggs left yesterday for Baltimore.
Professor w. E. Philips, formerly of
Raleigh, Isl visiting relatives in the
city.
Miss Helen Wissiner, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. S. McGeachy, on North
Halifax street.
Mrs. Russ and children left yester-
day for Seven Springs, where they
will spend some time.
Rev. j. w. Jenkins went to Smith
field yesterday where he will lecture
i'm the interests of the Orphanage.
Mrs. NJ A. Heck, Miss Fannie Heck,
Miss Pearl and Messrs. Harry and
Chas. Heck went to Virginia yester-
day morning to spend several weeks.
Prof. w. L. Poteat, of Wake Forest,
stopped over here yesterday on his
return to Wake Forest from RoXboro,
at which places he attended a meeting
of the Baptist Association.
Mrs. f. NJ. Scroggs, Miss Kate Pear
sail, and Mr.. Jas. b. Murphy, Of Nor
canton, spent last night at the Var
borough. enroute to Wrightsville
Beach, where they will spend the
month of July.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-13
PLENTY OF ICE.

From distilled and filtered water.
Our wagons will be out on and after to-
morrow for delivering Ice and supplying
tickets. BY striving to please we hope to
merit patronage.
Price of tickets as follows:
100 pound tickets, 80 cents per 100
pounds.
rs and so pound tickets, 95 cents per
100 pounds.
10 pound tickets, so cents per 100 pounds
pound tickets, go cents per 100 pounds
To city trade at one delivery--1 900
pounds, $3.50; 1900 pounds $3.50
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
Both Phones No. $50.
1G9 Fayetteville Street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-13
A LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.

Mr.. w. A. Hines, of Manchester II :,
writing of his almost miraculous escGDe
from DEATH says: Exposure after meas
les induced serious lung trouble which
ended in consumptions l had freqnt Mt
hemorrhages and coughed night and cay.
All my doctors said / must soon die. Then
/ began to use DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption which completely cured
me. / would not be without it even il it
cost $500 bottle. Hundreds have use i
it on my recommendation and all say it
never fails to cure throat, chest and lu~g
troubles" Regular size SOC AMI 800
Trial bottles free at all drug stores.
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Dgg1avmaaGsavYay S92oswoaa7Saguy6@
x~ALWAYS A BREEZEysx*

The coolest store in town. Electric Fans Ventilated
Sky-Lighs WaeSt floor space No crowding. Plenty Of
room Polite Salespeople.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-13
TATE CLUBS.
National League Games.

Pittsburg, July 12.-Kitson's fine record
was badly shattered by Pittsburg today
Eleven hits, two of them home runs,
were made off him. Attendance 1900.
Score:
r. H. E
Pittsburg 80. ....2010121 OK II 1
Brooklyn -. .....0 / 0 3 0 2 00-6 D
Batteries: Tannehill and thinner Ken
nedy, Kitson and Mcclure. Umpire,
Swartwood. Time goo.
ST. Laus, July 12.-Burkett's triple, a
single by Donovan and McGann's terrific
drive to the right field bleachers won
today's game for ST. Louis in the ninth
inning Attendance 2100. Score:
r. II. e
st. Louis ..0O00O0002- 6 3
Boston 49, ...0 00000-1 2 0
Batteries: Powell and Criger; Lewis
and Sullivan. Umpire Emsle. Time 200.
Cincinnati, July 12.-Hahn shut Phila-
delphia out today. Attendance $500.
Score:
r. H. f
Cincinnati -. 2O0O10x-4 Z 1
Philadelphia -. 20 00000 90 l
Batteries: Hahn and Petz Bernhard
and Mcfarland Umpire, Terry. Time
1;5O
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It Makes Converts.

The Greensboro Telegram says that
local Republican leader in James
town township, Guilford county, who
was opposed to the amendment, has
decided to support it. He was con-
WINGED that the measure was right by
reading anti-amendment literature
sent him by the Republicans. There
is no doubt that the incendiary and
lying literature sent out by the Black
and Tan party will make hundreds of
votes for the amendment. 1t is
enough to disgust decent white men.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-13
THE WEATHER TODAY.

For North Carolina-Local rains
Friday and Saturday; fresh southeast
erly winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
entity to s p. m. Friday; showers
and cooler.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, SO; minimum
temperature, ~; mean temperature,
SO. Total rainfall % inches.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

suffers greatly from the different kinds
of water he is compelled to drink, and
nothing is SO likely to bring on an attack
of diarrhoea. Perry Davis Pain Killer
is the only safe, quick and sure cure for
it, cramps and cholera morbus. t.void
substitutes, there is but one Pain Killer,
Perry Davis. Price 25c. and soc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-13

Tarooro, N. c., July 12.-Wilmington
won from Charlotte at Wilmington in an
eycitino game TODAY
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gAaBoRO GETS 1T IN THE NECK.
Wilmington Defeated Charlotte Yesterday by
Score of to 8.
Especial to the News and observer.)

Especial to the News and Observer
Durham, N. C. July 12.-The game was
called at o'clock At the first inning
Durham was at the bat and hit Williams
all over the field. On account of hitting
Williams so hard and because Voorhees,
made so many errors Durham piled III
10 runs in the first inning Tarboro made
one run in the first inning In the fifth
inning Tarboro scored two more runs.
There were no features to the game.
Score by innings:
Durham .. . 10 0 0 o. DO
Tarboro ...........1 0 D 2 D u 8
Batteries: Durham, Burns and Hunter
Tarboro, Train and Williams, Radcl He.
Umpire, Wade.
Wilmington, N. c., July 12.- The Sail
ors won from Charlotte today by score
of to 3. There was some kicking by
both teams, but otherwise the game was
a good one. and was witness d by 700 LeC
pie.
Batteries: Charlotte, ,Lattimer and
Cuddy; Wilmington, Hooker, Colcolougn
and Gwaltney Wilmington Z hits, l er-
ror. Charlotte hits, errors. Umpire,
J. r. Davis.
Tarooro, N. c., July Wilmington
won from Charlotte at Wilmington in an
exciting game today.
Score: r. e.
Batteries: Hooker, Colclough and
Gwaltney; Lattimer and Cuddy.
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Today is the last day you can list
your taxes.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

]. ROSENGARTER-Bigg Inducement
Ever Offered in Raleigh.
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INVEST SAFELY-48 PER CENT. IN
terest paid. Let your money work for
you. Buy certificate now. Payments
made every fifteen days. Satisfied
clients in all sections of the country.
Write for particulars. G. F.. Mackey
& Co.. 80 Broadway, New York.
e6-12-tf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-03
MARINE MovEMENTs.

sEATTLE-Arrised. Aug q ctr City of Puebia
from saa Francisco: str pirigo from shaEvay at
10 .. M Sailed. rmatilla. for San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO sxiied Aug |. schr Mnriel
for Port Biakciss: Aag :. str hsckiuaw. fcr Seat
poRr TowNsEND-Arrisea. Aux. Rr str
Giencgle. from Honskcng, aud sailed 80 a IN for
Tacoma Passed in, h Hrpsr, s1. from Kauai
fer chsmainns Arrived. hs cAFondsst. from Hon-
NEAn nAr,Aas. z wire, down las, nshs and
ward. Am hktn Quiekstep, nom Honolulu for Port
Townsend. In tow ~ tue. =, noon; Am schr SAILOR
Boz. fvum Cape Soms 10 Pert Townsend. at o.
M bark and three masted Schooner at I p m :
a ship ousdde sailing n al $ . m. outward, s,r
Wellington from Oyster harhar far san Fran
cisco. T,ania. from Nanairne for San Fraacisao
An srtu james Rssese, In Tow Of tug FROM Port
PORT TOWNSEND Arrived Ana 4 .chr Nj.
mia. trcm rers Gamble for Port Fire schr Alice
Cock, from Port Gamble for Honolulu. Inward an
pirt9o. = m from sksgwar for seattle
OVERDUE Louise. from Tempa for Yokohama
70 DAYS out . yer csnt Nib. from Tampa 'os
Panama far san FFaacisco. q days ont Ier rent
TACOMA Arrived. Aue Z re str Cienoeie fFesn
Nokohsma VIA Vietosia Sailed. str Mat,eswnn, Coz
OYSTER nARnoR- saRed. Ava 4 str weliins.
ten, fos ssn fssneisco.
NANAiMo. h .c--saist, ST. riians, ior San
sr0KEv-rer Rr str MAnsasn.. yvlr 70 ten
ul's vs,t q reF' Reeves. 81 ocSiseatai. from Seat,
VICTORIA " c-Arysrrd. Asa I. s.r cts a
r'ehia. fEvm San fFAssiseo. and saac'i a n. for
ssattle
roRT rowNgKNp-Inwksd Aug z SIR rstr a
rllehas. from San Frercisco sx seattle. IA cafcn-
delet; tef Part CANINE.
tssRT GAMBLE Arrived Avs 2 An "a Carer.
teles. ftesn uonoiaia ssiisd. An SIR Mtniia ~
fuFt rfrir Am tshr Nsss Cogk ~ Hanssria
SAN FnANclsCo- Sailed. Avg q az saa Ma.
tee. fat Nsusirsc n G
cHEMAiSVs. Arrived. "a Hssger. srun
kAuat
QUEENSTOWN Arriset July NJ ps N G.o
caFapn. frum San FsApessco. NJ ~ tsnssits sta-,
san FrastiscU Hr ~ Bees hdafe fr,ss glrrxoe NJ
- Clap dlahtms fFea saa fsaaescs IA nannA
Ffsosis,o. ffrrr osexnal ~ kntkuns srrrn Oypg.sT
Ger ~ Paul isyeATrx tfcn San Trsneisro. n ~
Tsensstr. frrm TaaQma saited pcnxssh AZ san
Ffanaseo,
LizARp rAsssi iosy y " - cosasr,. frsr.
Tarems - QntestiHrn
SoKoaAMA sallsa. 1aIy T. ar ar rHpr..s e
JSraE tF NaresttyUs
FORT RICHMOND N the xsr Ar-oT. 4,
On ne reefs rFss Res rosk
loNn0N~deiy - H. - Satkrrisaeahsrr sr-r,
Rotterdam ~ kitcchaa and Pc4tlsra gssz7sss 81
~raeatfs ~ IuiY = sni Ngc&me tslti wsr4h .hf,-
trfE q tNs rrrH Nsrr drcunet
san rhnRor-Aryivra. gais n scht Co.sss srsr,
Seattle '~
HoN9KoNG- Arrived rrior 70 Jnly ). Rr -,
nefft ffen ssn Par sisto :"
ktNskiK Passed. yaiy r. ~ "A Ers,sAr,o
frem Reastls ts Q9senztown
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-03
THE PURPLE OF THE EYE.
And Some Facts and Fiction II
which IL Ii Responsible.

II r. somewhat surprising to ind how
frequently a scientific myth reappears In
the columns of the public prints, and it
is equally interesting to note that most
myths OF this kind. at least, possess
nucleus OF truth.
There is one statement which makes its
appearance here and there almost with
with the unvarying regularity OF the sea
serpent chronicles l allude to the idea
that the eye of a murdered person can re-
tain the Image OF the murderer presuma-
bly, as the last reflection OF the outer
world the eye received
Yet there is a scientific germ from
which such a notion may have taken its
origin In the retina. or nervous network
OF the eye. exists a substance called
'fhodopsin," or visual purple" This coll
ortng matter bleaches In the light, hut
Is rapidly replaced In the dark. On this
eye purple light, OF course, has a specific
eject, and an experiment OF Kuhnes
serves to demonstrate the nature of the
fnteraction between the color and Hight
waves.
Making dark chamber Of wood, q
hole was bored and covered with nova
Bile curtain. Through this hole the light
penetrated into another chamber con-
tanning pane OF ground glass. separate
ed from the hole by a considerable I'm
teryal- over the pane chrome yellow
paper was placed
iheh tue eye OF an Albino rabbit, which.
previously to being killed, was kept in
the dark. wns carefully removed. and,
under light which would not Interfere
with the purple color, was placed against
the diaphragm OF the dark chamber
The yellow curtain was taken away
and the eye, after being exposed for
five minutes, was removed and exam
ined In order 20 see II any image was
developed therein. After sundry trials.
knhne. by fixing the purple. saw the
divisions 81 window representing thu
image that had been received by the
eye. The purple color. however, has 10
be Fixed. as photographers say. By tina
addition 20 II OF a solution 81 alum Phys
biologists tell us that tho eve purple IL
not essential for sight. for we really see
NEST clearly with the part a the ret
ina where no purple exists. We must con-
clude that the color forms a kind 81
background FOR vision. IN fact. rather
than an essential condition OF vision
But the fiecsing images which the purple
OF the eve may form OF things seen. IL
Is evident. can bear no relation to the
wondrous taits which the modern de-
tectiYe story, calling 20 IT'S aid the re-
suits % scientific research. ENDS on the
photograph of the murdered persons eye
London Express
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The Win for cr,mInnI.

An English parliamentary COMMITTEE.
has come 70 the conclusion that for GER
tain oferses there - nothing that has
saeh excellent and sAiutary corrective
qualities as a dose 81 rawhIse a COM
mittee ~ CDngregatfonaiIsts IN Connecti-
cut, composed of eminent laYnsn and
ciergymsu, among them being Judge
Baldwin, Of the state supreme court
have also studied the subject ana CRIME
70 the same conclusion. Several patlrA
court Judges IN New York city have
heartily irdorseG the Lash as an 'iuetra.-
ment ~ justice To modern prison -.
formers from Howard down the world
owes mach. With the principle they al
xoczte that reformation and rot re,ribt-
ton IL the chief aim q all penal ~ys.
tens. all humane ard thoughtful men
agree But Il Is serious question
whether We have net allowed our zeal
Tor reform. eur Humanitarian sympAthleS
te carry Us too far IN our treatment OF
some classes Of criminals We have in
trpiuced too much ro~e-water. too much
cuddi!ng sympathy and sentiment II
wtii be good thing for the country ard
q better Thing for lazy. vicious and Grim
tnaiiy-iuclincd men generally u the latter
can ne made 10 understand tina, brutal
and bloody deeds WIN not Be rewarded
with newspaper aotsristy only and a soft
and easy life in iaii. with nothing 10 40
and plenty 20 eat, but b. some form n
punishment that vii reach through their
toushened cutteles and leave q smart be-
bind that vial not be a sweet and joyful
memory .--l4esiie's Weekly.
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CHICAGO. Aug 2--whest opened with a ma
tcril demand initial trading Ia the September OPP
ton rangins from 7Sl@755c, compared with yestsr-
days closing prics of fsf876ie. Liverpool cables.
showing little advance At that market wero
disappointing 10 local trsder. In addition 10 this.
crop reports were more cheerful In tone. and wealth
or conditions IDEAL for harvesting operations
Liberal receipts At PRIMARY points added 70 tho de-
presson, Yesterdays buyers were prominent IN the
early selling which. however. soon ceased. The To-
cal demand ceased enough TO allow some temporary
Guinness 10 the market, September advancing TO
f6ar. hat when tho closing Liverpool quotations
showed decline Of "a ID. the market again turned
weak aud from that time until the close Of the
session tho tendency Was downward. although scalp
ing operations which made ur the bulk of the trad
ins resulted In several unimpaftant rallies There
was hut li.tlr demand for wheat until september
had declined TO a point below Tso whsn the market
again received support but not enough 20 any
substantial improvement, although the market be-
came fairly steady toward the close. September
declined TO Ti2n and was quoted At iitA5atc At the
close
Corn vas weak and lower all day, and very dull
September closed D. lower, At 5yc.
Oats were dun and a ttiic easier September clos
eli " lower. at fite
Provisions we're fairly active Eafis In the day
the market declined all around there being acme
small decrease stocks Weaker
hos prices also had srmc influence. The close vas
steady. September pork t24e higher. lard &c lower
and ribs 2ivi5c higher The late recovery waa on an
active shipping demand fos pork and sent the price
~ that commodity up sharply aud other meats fol-
lowed. though lard did moi entirely recover.
The ieading futures ranged follows
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Breaastu6s.
SAN FRAHCIsco. Aus. s-whsst--wesk on
Barley-Market quiet.
Oats-sfeady
Spot quotations we're:
Wheat shipping No !. s.@; choice, sics; mill
bariey-Feed. Taa7sc: brewing. ssasoc.
o.is-Good to choice white. sll7igl.s5 gray. n.ls
Flour. quarter sacks sses Utah. i5so: wheat. cen
tails 49, barley. centais sis2; oats centsls. $50;
heaiis, sacks 1897 potatoes sacks fyt5 bran sacks.
SO: middlings. sacks. rs; hay tons. Its: wool.
bales. ~; hides, number. -.
Provisions, Fruits. Etc.
Miiisuffs Middnrs. sI7@0; bran. sl2 5caisls per
Hay wheat. sei2: wheat and o.s. ssall 50; bss.
barley. S. alfalfa scar So compressed wheat. g
az; straw. per bale. ztes7ic.
Potatoes-Sweet. new, ism2e.
vegetA bes~ Silserskin onions. fSd0Dc: cucumbcrs,
nane green psas sssse string besns. asssc per
Frit.Apples, choice, o.; common. wc Mexican
lines, e&6S.s0; common California lemons, 81 509
RS: choice California lemons. tsa3.U; bananas.
VI 5922 70 pineapples. nominal
Bufter Fancy creamery. 2sd xsse: seconds, 2ld2c
fancy dairy. ls5@2oc: seconds, isaisc.
Cheese. California fats. ssesc; Young America.
Esss-store. is@iTe; fancy ranch. nc; Eastern. is
Poultry Turkey sobblers, ssI,r; turkey hens 10
Gle; old roosters. 81 mol young ROSTERS. - 5o@s
small broilefs, s7sa2; large broilers 81 5o3 ny
ere ae3. 30; hens, 81 soas old ducks. sssoi geese.
h.1A@1. ..
Wool and Hops.
wool-sprine Nevada, isai5r: Eastern Oregon. 10
0i6c valley Oregon, isaf20c Fai-Northern mount
ain lambs. logic: mountain lambs, Sai0c; San
Joaquin plains. s@loc; Humboldt and Mendocino.
i1FS1fc.
Hsps-Csop Of 1909. lisisc,
Closing Quotations.
whcstwcak; December. N.n; cash. ti.o6
BarieyNo sales
corn-Larse yellow. 81 csl IA.
% % %
NEW YORK Markets.
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- sdlpufns prices are being offered TO the pro-
~ dc local dealers for delivery in round lots
- r. loc1 and IN the car at Seattle:
Oats. slAa22; barley. SIC; wheat. chicken
6e&Is bran. So shorts, 81,
-russt sound g@lo; Eastern washington
". 81: alfslfs. 80 per ton,
Strictly fresh ranch. z012ic
.+Frcsh rench. lsdfsc; creamery, 2ndfzic-
kyJ-Liss chickens, i2Hf2ir; live tuxfeys nc;
- y; Rrese, fsc: ducks. iba11e per ID.
In aock ~choics beef cattle, rows. M9gSoc
t4sic; choice shcrp. te; good hogs. live. C I;
Ar91cd. &c; calves, dressed. large. b.; small,
<nlsa, live, large, &C.; small &c.
~ psits and wool Heavy sound saited steers.
q M, n medium. soind. per 10. 7ic light.
n under 50 lbs. fc; cows. sound. all weights.
~ 11nes bulls and oven, Sc; sailed kips. &C.:
~ lb. sc, green bides, ic less than salted |:
~. per h. nc; dry cnlis. onethird icss;
~ der. per TO- Bd3ac: winter deer. dry. 2ca
lp&y deer, i2eise dry elk, Eaiec; green elk,
III a6eep pets, 1c2fL9} rhearlings. lsA2,c;
m Washington wool. sQylle; Western Washing
80 IsN1ti dirty timber burned. izaiac;
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f1aar- Dali.
whest.Nc ) spsins saassac; Ne red. FTss'TF
t'eer Nc z &ae
GAYS Ne. q siie: Ne white. rae No white.
safSte
RYe~Na I. DfsQtN
nssirs~si0oa feeding re- IAN 70 choice mating.
tA7tsr
F1ave>a No ! N@. Na Northwestern. SIC.
Tisnothy Seed --ftihe s. lafs 3
Mess Pstk rgF barrel 81 iSNfs n.
fara Fer laa renAds ssff&t o.
Shoft Hlts @tiss lcess 81 rtas ~
Shoulders pfy sai;rf kaxsd fis-c
shest Sties-csesr, how'd e esesf -
whsske tsasss q high ssses, Il ~
Ssgars-rfns hsNee&
sioser-tensrses grade. q
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


~ Aisiens Ntacervrf n " gaskman. sss1sr
G W wa1 30 r. " sssreassa. r9r,s.
Jss Rna OAK E.seos ] A wasaa. oiSms "a
= y T.sss a. ssaita = Pad
thHs Na7d - Mr. & Arsersaa Es-
= W Fantene g Z Cguaera. Pnsilsa4
RAy Tees.aA % \. M Hssgrg, wastsn.
r. " fasliigt NsuEsa Mrs. Haeerty da
II Eor4ad- keg1alte II n stlrr Bos;an
Mr. Eea@na- 40. A. NJ CaiEsy. caieasa
T. r heesan snss Rose p, J swan. Onasa
Mr. kesxAn. DO EiA Maihesrn. r. Auzlx
J. Fueiey. kaxtrf srs W = Mathescn. al
Mrs IFieigy. d. Airs $ H. Mathews Do
Mn G y Thor5 DIR. N L. Rcss KeAfzsy
Ssest Falls II J Franks & son
Mrs. Thczn&s&c Minu4r Grass Waller
Mir MeDsfmolf q DIR, @. wsaet Saa Joss
AiazsASsllA A. NsIaan- Ns.isszl
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NEW YORK Aug 2-F1cur- Receipts. ls.7a3 bar
refs, exports. 2.7Ts barrels. Market easier.
Wheat Receipts. 50sss bushels; exports, nope.
Spot. weak; No red. re. elevator: size. o b.
Options opened easy and remained nearly all
day. except fer slight afternoon rally covering
Lower cables. continued dun and bcarish crop and
weather news and liquidation were tho chief selling
motives. Closed weak al low point 81 the dag At
faxc net decline. September closed fsfc; December,
aiAc
Wooi~-Quief.
Hops-steady
Coffee Options closed steady, sdis points net
lower Sales 5000 bags. including September. $50
a. .a5c: October soar s5c. November, ssdsc; De
ocmher. eloe Spot Rio. steady; No invoice. sic.
Mid. quiet
sugar-Rsw, nominal fair refining. ~; csntrifu-
sAi rs tsst Nc Refined. steady
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-03
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