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TRIAL ENDS IN ACQU|ITAl.
JURY FINDS vICToRINE NARCOTIC
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER.
Body Delihcrates Less Than an Hour
over Evidence Adduced-Court
Permits the Introduction of ENt-
dence Excluded at Former Trial

After having deliberated over the evt-
dence less than an hour the jury in the
case OF the state vs.. Nictorine NARCOTIC,
who has been on trial in the sup Hrior
court since Tuesday last, charged win
numbering her paramour. returned mo
court shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon with a verdict of not guilty
The case was given TO their consideration
at As O'Clock and the foreman raped
upon the door of the body's chamber at
$40 and notified Bailif Brewster tina. 1t
had arrived at a verdict.
The termination Of the case, resulting
in the acQuittal of the woman, was not
a surprise TO those who have observer
its course during the past four days
Early in the proceeding Judge bea@oh
admitted a considerable amount OF testi-
mony tending TO show the previous .epu-
tation of Costello, both in this city and
during his residence at Everett. Several
witnesses swore that they regarded him
dangerous man ana, IN cotropota-
tion OF their testimony. cited instances
of alleged brutality upon other women ot
low character with whom he had asso-
ciated. This testimony was not adh'''teu
by the court at the hrst trial
The court also refused to permit DeDu-
" Prosecuting Attorney Hart TO demon
strate TO the jury the states theorN OF
how the alleged murder occurred IN that
the defendant was accused OF having
stabbed Costello while he slept. Duriug
a previous trial Mr.. Hart gave drau,a-
tic demonstration of how the state con-
tends the deceased was murderer using
Detective Phillips 10 impersonate Enstei-
10. Yesterday afternoon. when Mr. Hart
called upon Chief OF Police Reed 20 as
sist him in reenacting the role in pantn-
mime. Judge Benson refused to permit
the procedure in accord with an objec-
tion interposed by the defendants at
torreys.
In view OF the fact that the prosecution
was based almost wholly upon the as
sumption that the killing occurred in the
manner which II was attempted 10 show
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Hart re-
garded the courts ruling as decisive
blow to his chances OF conviction.
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Episcopal Churches.

81. stepheus-Bsllard. Rev. T. F. Hyiand. rec
tor Divine service sunday at Il IN and 7 y
p. m.
ST Iukc's-Renton Services on second and fourth
SUNDAYS Of the month at ,. N, with sermon BY
Rev. IL II. Gowen.
ST Marks church-Harvart and Spring
street. Rector. Rev J. +. u. Livyd. Services
at II a m. and p m.
St. Pauls-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street Rev. Wm Kempet. rector. Sunday school,
s45 a III. Morning PRAYER and service, II a M
Evening service at 30 o'clock.
II CIement's-Tweuty fourth avenu. south and
Washington street Rev. George Buz-elle. rector.
SUNDAY school 70 a n Morning PRAYER and ser
mon. Il O'Clock Evening service O'Clock.
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth avenue and
James street Rector. Rev H. H. Gcwen Serv-
ices 50 and II m. and % p. Morning
subject. a True YokeFellow. Evening subject
st. Peter, the Apostle Of Hope" Strangers
daily welcomed
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered 70 the pro
Queer BIZ the local dealers for delivery in round lots
On tte dock and n the AZ Seattle;
Grsin Oats. yisani harley $50: wheat. CHICKEN
feed. Ns1is5o. hran. $40 shorts. Sii
HayPugst sound sa6io; Eastern wmsinston
timothy. NestT alfalfa, 30 50 per ton.
Eggs- s'rc'iy fresh ranch. i2aHc.
Bntter-Prrsh ranch. Isdanr: creamery. Dc.
Pouitry-Live chicken, 13e live turkeys. &c; tur
fev.. i,c sce.s ior: durss s. sNaf-
Live a'ock Cheice beef cattle cows tate: seer.
ttasc chooe sheep 'lasc; good hoes. i've. vi
hogs dressed, esc: calves dressed large. &C. mail
eci calves live. largo, 7r. -nall. g..
H6rs. Pslts and wool-HeavT sound saited steers,
over 20 n e.: medium. sound. per n. TIC; light.
sousd under "a r-. Il; cows sound. all weights.
ic sisss bull. and oxen Sc: salted hips. Te;
calves urr n. &c green hides. II less than -alted
dry hide. per n. re: dry evils. one-third less I;
surrm.r deer. r@r ~ Hal5c winter deer, dry. 0n
2sc: paperv deer 12disc. dry elk. Adioc: elk.
ENC: sheep r.iss gc,1si 90 ,h.arliugs iS62sc
Eastern Washington wool s7iic: Western washing-
ton wool isalec: dirty or timber burned. i3aiiic;
tsYiov 2la4ic.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Western avenue had good trz6s today, and there
was an abundant supply hand in most OF tho
standard iinss. The California steamer kept on IN
loading but tbs buyers carried the stock away as
fast a. Il came from the dock IL was fortunate,
indeed that the steamer carried a large cargo, or
there would have been a scarcity in many lines for
the Fourth Of July trade. Quite a transformation
viii take place on Western avenue tomorrow. Al
though tomorrow will be Sunday several commission
hrrns have rnads arrangements TO move. II VIII
b. like . MAY day moving, for they viii simply
change places C1smheriain & Co will move 70
tie rlaee occupied ~ Ferguson. Wsson 4 Co, sho
will move 70 the present location of Merchant 4
Co Tho latter firm viii go 20 the present stand
Of Gordon 4 90 who viii, in turn step into the
place NEXT door made vacant hy the removal n
CHAMBERLAIN A. Co. The change will be made on
sunday 50 as 70 dsarsnse business ~ little az
possible The whole week has been good for trade.
There were no changes o. importance noted In sn5
~ the standard lnss
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran Missouri svnodlR.v II Boil
Sunday school. 80 a. Services 10 30 a. M at
Tenth south and Main street.
Norwegian Danish Fourth avenue ard Pine street.
Rev r. A Borrevik pastor; residence. 1854 Seventh
Sunday school at 80 a. m. T.; services at
Il 4. and p m.
Swedish Evanrelical-Third avenue Pike.
Rev Martin T. Larson. pastor. residence. l7o3 Belle
we avenue sunday services az 1890 q. m and
p m Sunday school u m. PRAYER meeting. ?. IN.
Holy Trinity English Corner Seventh and
Union stree. Herman A W. Young. Is. u pastor.
Morning service. II a. N. evening service. p {:
sunday school. 80 a. Luther League. Friday.
=. IN.
German Evangelical Lutheran, Zon's-Corner
Terry avenue and Stewart street Rev. Il. Knappc.
pastor: residence in Of church. Sunday school
At 9 % a m. sunday services at 10 80 a. IN. and
% D.
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NEW YORK June % Today's stock market
showed clearly that operators in stocks have re-
signed themselves 20 period 4 waiting and dull
following the abortive bull movement yesterday
Movements are on an Insignificant scale. and the
market almost stagnant during the fore part
Of the session The dropping tendency in the
wheat and cotton markets bad the effect Of stiff
ening quotations for Of the railroad sto *.
which opened depressed on the score q probable
crop damage Prices had dropped back somewhat
when the appearance Of The bank statement caused
covering by room shorts The movement was
however. feeble that there rccessions,
making The close irregular and very duh The loan
item Of the bank statement confirmed the fcrecas,
Of these dispatches thnt the liquidation Of sterling
losns probably keeping pace with the demand
for loans TO provide for the Jnly lat settlements
in the loan amount n 81 So 600. The increase in
cash Of s5ia 30 also fulflls the expect alton that
some Of the weeks requirements for cash had already
been anticipated in last weeks bank statement.
With the seni-aunua settlement period thus com
fortably tded over. the conclusion is reasonable
that the Disbursements of Juy I q the large divi-
dend and interest payments viii insure an adequate
supply n loanahls funds 70 meet the coming de-
mauds FOR the crop movement.
Prices Of stocks are generally higher after a week
OF great irregularity and varying fluctuations The
buying has come. n large extent from the short
interest. aud there has been no evidence OF a sub
stantial investment buying
Bonds have been firmly held and have advanced
on a small volume 81 business United States re-
funding p. when issued advanced L. and new 4,
declined In the bid price.
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officials Of the sheriN's office yesterday
SUBJECTED the prisoners OF the county jail
10 a "shakedown" In an effort TO locate
any articles OF q nature not properly be-
longing I'm the prison. The result OF tho
search revealed an ugiy-iooking weapon
known among the criminal element "a n
blackjack" and piece OF coiled spring
steel wire such rs Is used for the manu-
facture OF saws for work upon prison
bars. Both articles were found IN the
aisle Of the north tank and had evidently
been thrown from the cells when the
search was instituted.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


BreadstuRs.
SAN FRANCISCO June S.-whrt-steafy On
call and weak in the spot market
Bsriey-Quiet on call and steady for spot
Osts-Weak
Spot quotations
Wheat shipping. No. !. Sos; choice. siosi mill
ing. 81 0sidl. TO-
Bariey-Feei. Toa7iie. brewing 7ss77sc.
Oats-Good 20 choice. 75777lc; gray Oregon NTA
al. milling. 81 loa1.l 2s: red. slai %.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. $40. Oregon. Tus; wheat
centals $3.50: barley. csutas. 1851; cats ceutals
1910. Oregon. $50 potatoes. sacks. $50: bran.
tons. so; wool. bales 2.eso; hides. number. z6.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Mills.urs- Niddngs. s17s2o: bran, si2 5osi3 30 per
ton.
be., barley 81: alfsif.. sss7. compressed wheat.
81 50d 10 50; straw. per bale. 25dioo
Potatoes Oregon Burbank 65asoc
Vegetables Silycrskin onions. 81 i5sl So cucunn-
hers 25@6sc green peat, 50casl q string beans. u
@2lc per ~ tomatoes. sz2 50 box; asparagus, soc6
Frut-S.rei oranges. ss7 30: Mexican lines. SO
80 common California lemons. ;lal.T5: choice Cal
iforuia lemons. ssd2 80; bananas. Sa2S; plnsap-
pies. Sd3.
Butter Fancy creamery. Ieaislc: seconds, r.o;
fancy dairy. lie; seconds. issislc
Cheese California. new s.asc: Young America,
aqi0c: Eastern. ie!dTc.
Eggs store. igt@1ic. fancy ranch. lie: Eastern,
l5Gi5c
Poultry Turkey sobbier,. a7nc turkey hens Ii
90 small broilers sl82 %: large broilers Sd3 %
fryers. g 0di; hens. sia5; old ducks. S1d3 geese
81 25d1 374.
Wool and Hons.
Wool Spring Nevada. issisc Eastern Oregon, 10
else valley Oregon. lsdono. Fall-Northcrn mount
ain lambs. lOdi2c mountain lamb.' s6l0c; San
joaquin plains. sdioc: Humboldt and Mendocino
i2di4c
Hops-crop n 1870. iisisc
Closing Quotations.
sst-stesdy; December 81. i5A: cash. siSi
Bsrev-No sales
Corn Large yellow. 81 lsQ81 20.
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PosT-INTELLfGENG WANT An.
AGENCIES.

TIE Pest Intelligence has established hrsssh sess,
ctes where classified embellishments viii he received
Hufn i6 = eseh dsg The RATES chsrrsf ~ The
tranrh afenass sfs ihe a. the Fast-tntslj.
serrsr alsines. oTlte Cssh all oolg ~til 10 tsbes
o. branch aRrnres FSiaNtHK Il the ist ~ sssnctssi
porLo Barrinston's draG store
second avenue and Fike.
broadway Pharmacy, o.. y. Fisher
uroadwaY and James.
H~nfon UiiI Pharmacy, Msdtso0
street and Fifteenth avenue.
pslIa waIia Pharmacy, Twsssy.
nrst and East Jrn.rsaa.
Frerbora's Pharmacy, Ninth ave.
nue. south and jackson.
shirtisT. Drag store, Twenty.
third avenue south aud Jacksoa.
schuits Drag store. IO22 Howsiis
corner Borss.
north seattle Pharmacy, nstsesy
aud Eir.t asesae.
4. .. Gays Pharmacy. Densy wsv
spd Ftnh avenue north.
.. ~. ta~tinsn's Pharmacy. Qsssa
Anas avenue and Roy street
BALLARD.
Pfsston's Pharmacy. BALLARD ave-
nae.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug COMPANY. Lake
street ssd IwIax avenue.
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GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
MARINE NEWS.


GRAYs HARBOR-Auived. June -. schr Laura
Madsen. from San Pedro
MOOT IAM-Arrired. June 70 schr Beulah. from
san Franniscp for Aberdeen: schr G. n Wilson from
San Francisco for Aberdeen schr Transit from San
Francisco Tor Hoauism June q. schr Laura Mad
sen. from san Francisco for Aberdeen.
SAN FRANCIsrO- Sailed. June 70. str CITY Of
Puoba for Victoria str Portland. FOR Tnalaska
ASToRlA-sailed June q. Br str Carlisle City
for Hongkong
PORT LUDLOW Sailed, June 30 Chill tk kutn
nietta. for Valparaiso
vICToRIA-Arived. June =. q. 8. str Phiadci
rhta
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Deputy United States Marshal J. q.
Strinrer who went to Nanaimo. n. c.,
Tuesday for Joseph Catherine. who es-
capped over n month ago from the United
states penitentiary at McNe'fs island. re-
turned home yesterday after deliver
ing his prisoner 10 tho custod" ~
his former keepers. Catherine did not
resist being returned across the inter-
national boundary. as II was feared for Q
time that he would.
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CENTENNIAL ON THE WAY.
Expectcd to Sail From Cape Nome
Last Monday.

The Northwestern Commercial Com
pany. OF this city. has received a letter
from Purser Macdonald, OF the steamer
Centennial. dated Nome, the 2ist. The
centennial arrived on the 18th and cx-
rectcd 10 leave for the return trip on the
18th The purser reported all we'll on
board aud the live stock landed without
a scratch,
The prevailing rates from Nome 70 Cape
York are quoted as $50 for passengers
and $50 per ton for freight: and from
Nome to st. Michael as $40.
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Catholic Churches.

Church o. the Imrna culate-Brosdway and Madison
street Rev A. Diomedi. pastor; Rev. A. Tnvelli
and Rev ]. Nicholson assistants Conducted by
the Jesuits
ou- Lady Of Good Hep-Third avenue south and
Washington street Rev. y. Y. Prefoatsine pastor.
Low mass a m, high mass. 10 30 a. m. bene-
diction, 20 p. m.
Sacred art-siIth avenue and Bell street Con-
Quoted By the Redemptorists Rev. Thomas Brown,
pastor Low mass with sermon. q m high mass.
with sermon. 10 80 a M. benediction. 80 p, m.
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Fred Raskey and Bert Edgar, the two
boy burglars who were arrested early
Saturday morning for forcing an entrance
to fIardman's dry goods store, had their
hearing before Justice Cam yesterday.
They acknowledged their guilt and were
held under $500 bonds TO appear at the
ensming term OF the smnerior court.
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Funeral OF siin. Lee Howard.

Slas Lee Howard well known Seattle
real estate man. died at his home. 200
Elliott avenue, yesterday, aged IS years.
Mr.. Howard In later years has handled
suburban property and conducted a small
hotel. He leaves a wife and two sons,
both of whom are grown He will be
buried from the First NJ. u. church at
d. IN. tOdnN.
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GATES on the contrary the second OIL
Ger OF the San Bias says he saw the
Mercury safely anchored in the hareor
OF Nome. Can't Game also said last night
that he had been informed OF the ar
rival OF the Mercury at her destination
and that there was no truth IN tho re-
port that she was wrecked.
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LICENSES TO WED.

Marriage licenses issued A. the county audso-
ors oyicc yesterday for the following couples.
Josephus Button fssl and Winnie Preston tiN.
both Of Arlington; Frank II. James t1t and Lula
H. Thurston t2n both az Seattle; John II. white
illegal ss-l and Minnie j. Peiton illegal sssl. both
Of Senifle
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yesler Junction church-Prrachins on Sunday At II
m.
First Free Methodist churoh-Cnrner Of Terry ave-
nue. and Pine street. Rev A. y. West. pastor.
Services II a. m. aud 80 p
DuNamish Methodist Protestant church Rev r.
puumsr Rcyellc pastor. sabbath school. $50 p,
m Preaching. 3 p All are welcome
swedish Methodist church Fifth avenue and Pke.
Preaching. II a m. and 30 . young peoples
meeting 80 ?. IN. prayer meeting every Thursday.
20 p. m.
First Methodist Prote.tant-Third and Pine.
Preaching II a m. aud 20 D. m. Rev r. Plum
mer Resele pastor sabbath school. II 20 D. m.
Prayer meeting. Thursday. .. m.
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70 PUBLISHERS NOTICE. TRAVELLING aseuts ere ,.
A. Mcclellan, o. u. isoomis and v. blanchard Ctty
collectors Il. 7. Hawiey, John D. sheehan. \
Goodfslow. u. Mills and Robert Akin Peso.
masters evrfywhere are agents. Pay monsy only
TO these and TO resident agents IN the various
cities and towns Of the Northwest
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Church az the soul-odi Fellows hail. corner
second avenue and Seneca street. John W. Hsnley,
pastor Evening devoted TO ballot tests ard spin,
messages.
Seattle spirftralsts' Association-Masonic Temple
corner Second avenue and Pike Ms. Lena Clifford,
pastor. children Lyceum. Ie4s a. m. Mediums
meeting p m. Lecture So 70 p m. by Mrs
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TODAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post-intelligencer viii srlcv eve
tines in formal church notices fres Of charge For
every line over Eve there viii be a charge Of 5
ceats. This rule viii be strictly adhered to-
Church notices must be in this office no, latrs
than 20 .. N. Friday
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WANT ADS.

Aavertissments ssass ESP
beading In ciassi0eA cSlu0as.
10 q word each snsesttoat asa-
sm IN charge, 26c. Classi0ea
sdv~rtisemeats running sas
s,o"th ~tthest change Of esDy.
$50 per line tssvsa wssls
e"unt TO iineD. o. three
nonths' order. ei.a6 per 1iae
prr month, "a stn mosShs' os-
der. $40 per Itae pes Basashs
en- yesriy order. 81 per tias
per month.
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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

Firs,-Benevl,c Services at IL o'clock Sunday
school, 10 O'Clock.
West Seattle Haller school house. Rev. George
kindred pas,or. Services II m, IL m. and
n m PRAYER and Bible study p. N. Thursday
Kirkland sunday services at II a IN and D. IN
Y r s G. T.. p. m. sunday school at IL noon.
Plymouth- Corner Third avenue and University
street Rev w II G.. Temple pastor. ii a, m.
reception Of new members and communion
y m Young Peoples gospel service. Sermon
Under the Cedar Branches,
Taylor church Tayor avenue and Thomas street
Rev Alfred Raven. Phi. D., pastor. Services
II a. m. and 70 p. IN.
German Congresationai-seventh avenue, between
Pine and Olvr. Services at II A. m. and p m,
alternately. Edmund Grieb. pastor.
F1rSt-C Columbia city Rev. Frank n Whitman.
uastor Preaching at II a m. and 20 n. m. sun
day school, 10 30 a m. Christian Endesvor 20
p
university-Thornas C. wiswell. minister. Sun
day service At II a. m. and 10 p. church school.
nl0 p. m; Y. y S. G. T., $50 p. m prayer
meeting at 30 p. IN.
Green Lake-Rev. T. G Lewis pastor. Meetings
held in the l. o. @. r hall Regular services At
II A. m and 20 .. m. Sunday school at u O'Clock;
praise meeting at : is p. m.
Edgewater- J. r Nichols, pastor. Services
at II A. m and p m Sunday school at 2I5
u m Y =. = c. y. at p, IN. Junior y. Il. 5.
C. T.. Friday afternoon at so
Pilgrim Belmont avenue and East Harrison
street Rev. r. L. Smith pastor. Services toda,
st. II a m. and 20 D. m. Sunday school. l2ls ?.
m: Y. p. $. c. F.. ass p m. prayer meeting
Thursday, Z SO p. m. Everyone welcome.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Or, Juue Nm the Portland mar
ket matters rather quiet With considerable wheat
Offering at prices which ohtainahle a few days
The cereal year opens with over 100 900
bushels Of wheat on spot Quotations today
nominal az Ea5sc for both valia Walla and Valley
and 6oc for blnestsn. The crop is coming along
IN fine shape. and harTest will be At least month
earlier than usual
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Theosoph

Theosorhiesl Society Amanda Lodse-Me.ts -
p. m, At Ills Third svenue Subject a symposium.
The Future Evolution Of Humanity" BY the mem
bers.
Queen City Theosophical Society In America
Sunday evening AZ o'clock. A o. L. ". ball,
Pioneer block. Subject, How the Planet linear
mated the First Spiritual Germ" BY Mrs. Rosena
Dupee
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Foss~In this city, juno y, 1900. Matt Foa. sssl .
years.
Remains ewtll he shipped TO Mavyvvfiis. wasA..
this morning for interrsnt By Bcnnsy 3 Stewart
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Christian Adventists.


Christian Adventists' church-Rer. william Chap
man. pastor Prayer. lel5 a m. preaching, II
a. m. ; Sunday school. y 70 pr
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Meetings held In basement of 100 Washington
street entrance sey between First avenue south
and Occidental avenue. every evening at As O'Clock
Public cordially invited.
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The N-nfer' prisr 'or lc1d vas s. 70. ard for cor
rei So Sf's e 'as1ns 9grr. % 10.
~ N
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS
SPOKANE.
. . .
SAN FRANCISCO.
Financial.
NEW YORK.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 3o.-sterling on London
Sixty days. Sis4i; sight, = sd.
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snd rs ?. m Sunday schooa. Il n Rev c. N.
Hauge. pastor.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, June U.-whes.. tc higher. Biu-s.em
SOC: club. SIC; both for export
G. q g.