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DR.. Miiea' Anti-Pai. PtIIe.

Quick. Gate and sure Relief for sics
or Nervous Headache. Backaehe, storn-
ach Pains. Neuralgia. Nervousness, frrs-
liability. sleepssssness. Rheumatism. Sci
stieA Contaia no opium or morphine ana
leave no b~d after-sffeetA q doses -
Al orSSSlstA
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FLY ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty i've minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. sestsle-TaeomA
route as follows
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE &
TIME CARD.
Leave seattle-s;&. lib q. m; ass. as
.. m
Leave Tacoma--s.n a M l. s:3o.sp m
SUNDAYS
Leave SeAttle-1.sa a. IA. IL m n m
Leave Taccma-sG a m. $40 10 . m
Landing at Northern pacfnc wharf TIA
coma, and Commercial dock, foot OF Ma
rion street Seattle.
SUNDAYS. steamer Flrer or GREYHOUND.
PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
AMOS AND whATCQM ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Carrying United states matt leaves city
dock, foot % Main street. Sundays, Tues.
DAYS and Thursdays, at = o'clock mild
night for Port Townsend, san Juan isi-
leaves New Whatcom Tuesdays. Thurs.
DAYS and Saturdays AZ a. m. J. r.
Thompson. Manager-Qwne-. Lilly. Ro-
gRrius 4 Co. Agents. City dock. Tele-
Port Orchard and Port Washington Rou,e
STR. MARY r. PERLEY.
CARRYING T. s NAIL
Leaves Galbrstth's Dock. foot Of Madl-
son street daily. except sunday. at SIS
A. m. for sidney, L. $. Dry Dock Char
lesion, Silverdale and all points on Port
Orchard and Port Washington. Arrives
back $50 y, m.
c. W. CALL. Master.
Telephone. Main s2&
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FOR ANACoRTEs. FATRHAyE-N-
WHATCOM AND BLAINE - steamer
GEORGE =, STARR leaves GaIbraith's
Wednesdays and Fridays Rgturulrv
leaves Whateom at D. n Tuesdavs
Thursdays and Saturdays
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DenneIly Hotel. Tacoma.
European plan. Rates, &c ana nm. 80
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Composition.

We are now prepared to DO composition
for the trade tany ms2sureD In SonpAreil
MinloH, BREWER and Ions Primer. 6AtIg-
faction guaranteed. Call or address Post
Int lilS encer. Seattle
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Daily. except Sunday; leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at a. m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, SOC;
round trip. Sc.
Landing at White Star dock. foot Of
Spring street.
Telephone. Main 628.
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Tacoma Hotel. Tacoma.
American plan. Rates, 50 and up. sss
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MULTNOMAH
Daily. except Sunday; leaves for Taco
M and Olympia at ! y. m.
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HOODS CANAL. PORT LUDLOW Am
GAMBLE ROUTE

STEAMER DODE
Leaves Columbia Street Dock Monday.
Wednesdays and Fridays Al a. M
Returning on alternate days
Telephone. Black Si.
W. T. GArFNER.
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sEATTLE-PoRT GAMBLE-TowNsEND
ROUTE.

SEATTl$E-POhT GAM
ROUTE
STEAMER PROSPER
Leaves City dock daily at 7:30 a. m an.
cept Sunday, for Port Madison. Kingston,
Port Gamble. Port Ludlow and Port
Townsend, Returning, reaches Seattle at
Townsend direct at "A. m: returning.
leaves Port Townsend fer Seattle direct
ut d. m. Telephone. Main 81. Lilly, Ro-
gardns 4 Co.. Agents.
sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE, Steamer
Skagit Queen.
Leaves Seattle Monday. Wednesday and
Friday, at IL midnight. leaves Mt. Yer
non Sunday, at a m. Tuesday and
Thursday At .. m, calling at Ed
uonds, Stanwood Fir, Skagft CITY
Mount Nernon and Avon,
For passenger and freight rates apnlv
at city dock Telephone. Main 81. Seat
tie Wash.
FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS Ann
LA CONNER - Steamer FATRHAVFN
leaves Gaibralth's new dock. Seattle. daily
al 10 o. M. except Saturdays. Returning
leaves la Conner a. m, except sun
days, touching AZ Edmonds, Clinton
Browns Point, Langley. Coupeyille san
dc Fuca. Oak Haroor Utsalady and IA
Ia CONNER TRADING & TRANS.
FORMATION COMPANY. Owners Tel
ephone, Main III
HOODS CANAL. PORT LUDLOW Ann
GAMBLE ROUTE
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VICTORIA ROUTE

CUT RATES. FARE. 80 CENTS
STEAMER ROSALIE.
Leaving Columbia Street Dock. Effectiv
October %. 1900
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Surface drifting on the new vein of the
Copper Queen, Texada island, has been
discontinued. The Coast Miner says a
stope has been started on me
IS In good ore Drifts will be
run out east and west from the old shaft.
the ore being hoisted from the chutes on
the 200-foot level On the lSD-foot level
the stope Is being extended, the vein con-
tinuing in the face. A drift east on this
vein has been started from the shaft,
al which point the vein was offset by
diorife dixie. along which the feisite con-
tlnues Stopping on the 200-foot level has
been continued In good ore. A few days
ago a diorite dixie was encountered run
ming at right angles to the drift. On the
5O0-foot level the raise for a stope is up
thirty feet and timbered. This Will be
connected with a Wine from the 400
foot level. The ore showing In the raise
is bornite, abou. two feet wide on the
foot wall and one foot on the hanging,
wall
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PROPERTIES ~ pnspw DON c.ar,
Good fresress Made GA the Morrison
and Grey bonad.

FIRED olives. who is Interested ~ the
Morrison ana GFey hound properties lu
leadweoa camp. waa .n 8gaud FufNs
G. during tbs past week ca his way Eai1s
after all examiuatlun Of tho propsFtIss
speaking ~ these Claims tu q Gazette nlAm
be said THAT beth had forces % rnen can~
rtartiy AZ work ard an ex eilpnt shoWlnt.
was baiag made Ihs Morrison & almaag
IN shape 10 commence shiprtnE ard has a
great quantity 70 auc urr apeue1 az. al
though Il Is ret %gt Blocked ont far
E,oping Thr GreS hound shaft s. doWa
iie feci and The mineral ia constantly set.
ties better. lhls PROPERTY V Is satd hida
fair tA eventually orrNHie ore &c the Sig
u,laes 90 The HouuGary The lead a a gana
oAe Rnd the average ~ values As high
Mr. OLIVER saw fhc nrst car ~ ! trial
shipmeut hcing sent fren The uew strike
or TIE sunset Nvadwuad. 90 she Trail
euieltsr The train stopped fer q few mo-
mineral which Ne pronounced very nar
Al the Mother Lode rntue la NFaisen5d
camp, a crassegt al tbs - foot level IA
reported ta have ran ipta what appears
e. be hig booty ~ copper ore The cross
cut e. noW lea pre fog hstA een four and Hvc
feet The ore is chalcarHrNo in gane'ae
~ mRNuetic oxide 40 tsou. n differs IN
general appearance grom ihAt uagt With
above tn the aNA foof level where cross
cHis Aa'c alrrEHN pfuscA the afc shoet
L. b. abprt ninety f.ef iC width Au8 go
extend quite Esi fetl with Indications THAI
further crosscutti0S villa show ife teaGth
% he greater The proved occurrences of
ore In quantity at tho wa foot level in this
mine : matter FOR much qualification.
Cor although It Was net doubted that tt
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.

A stamp mill will soon be started on
the property Of the Anderson Lake Min
ing Company. McGillivray creek, b.
The mine IL reported as looking well. with
a good body OF ore. In the stope rock
can be taken out rich In fine gold, and
in parts OF the ledge at the different open
ings good results can be had from the
rock
The tunnel in the Ben Harrison, near
Keller shows strong indications Of being
very near the ledge. Streaks OF copper
and lead are becoming quite numerous.
gives a depth Of about fifteen feet. the
ledge is large and can be traced for a
long distance.
v v v
In Fish river camp nearly 200 men are
working, properties are changing hands
almost daily, trails are being built and
repaired, and n good deal OF ore will be
ready for shipment by the time the raw
hiding season has arrived.
v v
Work IL steadily progressing on the
Mother Lode, owned by Charles Fogarty
and located on Canyon creek, four miles
from Keller. The loo-foot tunnel Is now
in some distance and considerable copper
is being found.
The provincial government has donated
1000 for trunk trail from the head OF
navigation on the Duncan up toward Old
Gold camp as far as practicable.
" v "
A monster galena showing has been
stripped by James Comerford on the
Mountain View and Blue Jay, at the head
OF Mcdonald creek, II. G.
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Thr Maflnr Fssfange reports - feies' ~
sFATfIE %sfea Aux ; sAf fkasA.
Gamble tsltnae eutfsS Grant; - QssTnxt II. r53
ctr tita nalaf. ~ sks9HtS - issihz. ~ y ~
ioRr HAnLOcg~ sstlsa. Agx = sb'
IN Nse fsisfauis - ~
NAH hay -1atwsfs. Aaf 9 iess mss'e
cafshs Gear. wiah ~esf. tssiss triies s..-f&
PORT TON NSESp Auisef. Aas Y
Is0iNn, ffrm faps Sawf. 49, r.z96A
Aamssi. ffers eeags4sH Asf g 49, y
fi1tn ndngasas ~ fasff seent srd r.Er 1SS
qnatanilns ~ a8ir HHA5sd y, -
itefHhfa ~ ntsnaEe. ffaw fsfam. ..s r,sr1114
taasfa. 9. H. siFtm fsaieT rssft ~ 80. a VI
So Aberdeen " 70 frtm Aafng ~ ".s -
HA@ ThkEttAgu ARMED, Ags 49, =. -
kAtr san fpn Nsnaaa0. y e ~ f9s'.ss 80
Nans sd r. Mlfbsi ssilsa - .. :. n
81 Nsnsaaa. kHx 3 q o.. -
VICTORIA. B r~Aug D. sssiisE ~ ~
HFr ird ii Aiasfsp vstsssi rfs~ sesFst fs~ Y ~
cufgNfR BAY Aissts g. ri. i1l ~ -
~ y TtemGser. % Gsnga shaf'fla' h's'
TGAgHiE Ray. Alassa-I "a peif. ~ Z
Fsansls Cuftlas E4nafas fyen AS FiAs, 'ss,xSrn
SANTA HoAAfIA- ssiied. 3slf =, Nh
TACOMA sss'ss. Ana. ~ GlssasSs. = q r., ~
ard 1span AFFIXED Ger ~ Atbsss. ifesm wssi11
~. stf WzAhfsakw. ~ Ear ftanfstea -
fight, far HfHaiffia - Gatbstsg - 80 49,
a0ioNtS HAY-In poft. IDLY -. : ~
san. q. q Vail Carrie snf tnnis ME- q r
-. yBinz, - Sef'h star. teis Nsrm.o. 4 =
Or aeatsie dlfsef JaIN "a Gfa. MePhxfsR. ". " h
5aiy a 20 Nnsse, With ps@sigsFti ~ ~ ~
Masfb f.sHsd htin Rarief anf sess1 - "
Eeisae saHe sltasftbsf =. ~
FORT LUDLOW Sailed. Ava ,. 40 -
0saa fof HHa Z. -
SEAH Ray invsra. Ana . II :. e = w
oesn. from Some for seattle fsrsFd. ~ = ~ ~
from R0sseraas. for Puget sDsafs An = u
ffom saa Disss fog olynpia. Ca1al sIsAss
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Rapid Growth of Equipment Of
Palmer Mountain Properties.
NEW MACHINERY oRoE RED.
Excellent Ore Now BEING Taken
From Veins I'm the Big Tunnel
Progress Made I'm the Marietta
ana the Utica-0ro Ffno-Much As-
sessment work Completed ON
Prospects Throushout District.

anecfal rorreapondence Post-Intelligencer.
ryOoMlS. Aug. 7.--Pians for deveiopme ~
~ mine. and the equipping OF properties
with necessary machinery INCLUDE enidrs-
ing Of the mill at the Golden Zone 7" QUE
hundred tons daily capacity, improVihi
the water power OF the Palmer Moun,a'n
Gold Mining and Tunnel Company m
stal,ation Of a compressor plant OF the
Puritan mines, eniarging the Black Fear
min. IL is now reported. to fifty stamps.
and the opening up OF the War Eagle vein,
which I'm connection with the Bear IL IL
said will easily furnish ore for that num-
Der OF stamps.
Ore Is being taken from veins Twenty
one and Twenty-Five In the Palmer noun
tain tunnel. showing values OF Over 500
ton in gold. These veins are cut at
about 900 feet vertical depth and tho
fact that they contain ore showing frae
and visible gold sets at rest any doubt rs
10 their going to great depth. The tunncl
IN now 3,450 feet In length. and twenty
three veins have been crossed thus far.
all OF which will be exploited as soon az
tho nifty drill compressor plant can be
brought In and installed.
At the Utica-Oro Elmo good progress has
been made IN the crosscut tunnel being
run "a catch the Utica vein. splendid
vein Of about fourteen feet Of high grade
ore was cut during the month. They ex-
pect TO ne well into the Utica vein by the
end ~ August AZ which time tha oanar
Mr. HYDE now In I.ondon "a eYnec,ed a.,
arrtvo ara d,ra.t a.,,atn,..x,..,
- .ss.. '.ssop'nen'.
- - P'""s 'or eonnpet'hR
Wv 'forS.ue ,unnei 10 zap tour-foot
galena vein at $50 feet deep have been
perfected. Whcr this Is done Mining and
shipping OF ore 10 Johnson's landinr on
the Okanogan river will begin and ~ the
ttv,a ,.,,,.s,s.. .' ~. -" on. Ny 'n'
exn.o,as - opens IN ,he spring " ~
80. - - aase 'a.ke amount oil ore
i'nns LOT snipment 70 the Everett smelter.
III N 'ne bun FROG the Phantom shaft has
sr'n connec'cu with the lower workings
X raise JUST completed This was for
tne purpose q giving air and allowing 4
,,,,n Iark,r iorce % be employed AZ the
A'trr. wuich " y said VIII soon be :. me
Noss mas JUST started on the Nest Egg
1li'ur ~ tne n"osier Mining Milling and
neveiopmeht company under the iirsc-
sun ~ 81 ~ fuiey recently from Indian
npo,s. VINO negotiated the deal for the
pfoperty Ihey began work on a four
toot VEIN OF gnld ore. the surface show
inEs ot which are OF the best. In addi-
non tnsy nave streak 81 moiybienum
wnicn nah been chemically tested and
pronounced 70 he OF high commercial
value
ne I.akeView people have made good
Prosress IN Inc development OF this high
Erane silver property and Will soon shin
another carlond OF ore. Only enough pro-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Aug. s.--wheat started with mate
nal advance September at 76s9f6sc. as compared
with Yesterdays closing price Of T5ac Liverpool quo
tafions always important factor In this market
showed an unexpected advance Of Aa&d and this
strength was reflected In the opening here, There
was moderate buying demand from local shorts al
the start but the advance did not result In any pro
uounred increase In the volume ct trading. and
after the first few minutes prices dropped little.
under realizing and selling by prominent commission
houses. For the most Of the forenoon In fact,
the tendency toward lower prices. traders appsr-
entity seeing no profit at &c and over. and on one
or two occasions the September price forced
down to 7xc. Most Of this selling In the ma
ture Of realizing by traders who had bought earlier
in the week. but it heavy enough TO cause
real weakness The market, in fact. for the
most part exceptionally dull Late In the session
hrmer tone was developed when reports showed that
another days export business being done. and
prices gradually recovered. AT the close September
quoted Mt 76Sf76ic.
Corn was very dull but strong and higher. The
continued hot. dry weather West and the consic-
.ion that unless immediate relief heavy dsmas
would result was the main factor. September closed
Sc higher at 3sac.
Oats were quiet but firm. September closed islc
higher, at g2l@22ic.
Provisions were dun almost to the point Of stag.
nation. There was generally easier tendency. es-
and lower yard prices having a depressing effect
cash business continued good Al the close Sep,em.
her pork was 2Ae lower lard Sc lower and ribs I'M
changed
ma A.s..~
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NEW YORK.
The stocb exchange.

NEW YORK. Ang ar-Quotstions we're hardly
than nominal in the stock market to-day There
not single feature d striking interest In the
DAYS trading. and the aggregate number Of shares
years IN fn trading day There disposition
10 disregard The weakness reflected from London IN
spite Of the fact that sales for London account foot
w &c w. 90 shares which Is iafre total compared
with the recent average, but the declines which
suited here hsdy more than m0mentsTy, The
yAnalien during the latter part u the dsy
ssarcsly appneAhie IN most ~ the stocks traded IN,
Hnd thu level ~ prices show tnsignihcAnt
change tolay II nuticeahle. however. that ia
Any individual stock in which lafsr order
cruted the resulting pr,re movement wn Wide.
THIS vas trio a either selling order OF a huyins
cue Chicasn a Natthwrstefn Tor rhirh there was
a nying Gfdcr faF several thoasand shares
conspicuous essmple, running up nearly ! points
A number q lately dormant stocks ran "a sharply
on selling oftiete. ruraio. Rechceser a Piitshufg
tnss rap,s on a single trspsaetinn. Realizing ia
Rubber eass THAT stur'k pnintx The decision
ysatri BY the ssndteatr Nhirh uni~rwfote She
Amsgtran Eiiatn,ent q the new British exche4asr
bends not 20 ship soid saturday caused sure sur.
raise ia nav 81 ths fast tia, the Hank Il EnglAna
tasfd hs uRintsnsuee II ~ existing discount rate
en- me exprraieu q gaYiy rreipis q gnH from the
United states TIE dsrtpe IN sterling exchange
Nhifh IN hsek - 81 q iuf demand however took
sasy ths FsUtf sxparts A. 70 cur avu money
fgaSkct TIE psymeot by ths backs ta the snhsreAs
urv Ter ~ sad bars rtpeftssi has wiped as their
EARLIER ssfe ftvus hat insttnitoa and established
hoseFgg. fcn'irnce isrsslg ia favor - Mes YMk
snA wtte FpssAstina practically stAsn.st raoaer
ieli lsAY 81 or geut
Thr5r vas scthfos = impstsnes Ia The bud
market Total saiss raf valve So oo
tHited states arv q aetiiaeG IN she hid rFire
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered to the pro-
Queer by the local dealers for delivery IN round lots
on the dock and in the at Seattle;
Grain-Oats ST 5Nd2i 50: barley SIS: wheat.
chicken feed sls6ie; bran, $40; shorts, sil.
Hay-Puget sound, sac; Eastern Washington tim
othv, ss: alfalfa. 80 per ton
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch gHyec.
Butter-Frrsh ranch. i5dlse creamery. 9d2ie-
Poultry-Lsve chickens. laai23c live turkeys. lie:
turkeys. I3c: geese ioc; ducks. lt9l1c per ID.
Live stcck-Choce beef cattle, cows AG3ic:
steers tastc: choice sheep ic good hogs. live. &c
hogs. dressed Tc calves. dressed. large. SCI small.
ioc. calves, live. large. Sc; small. &C.
Hides nets and wool-Henvy sound salted steers.
over so lbs Sc; medium. sound. per 10. &c: light.
sound. under 50 lbs. &c. COWS. sound. all weights.
fc; stays. bulls and oxen. SC: salted kips. Tc:
calves per ID. Be- green hides c less than salsed
dry hides. per h. i2c dry culls one-third less:
summer deer per h. 25d73oc; winter deer dry. 2o9
22c parery deer. i2dlsc: dry elk sdi0c green elk.
Ad5c; sheep pelts. 2sctdsi.2o shearlinss. lsdioc:
Eastern Washington wool salle; Western Washing
ton wool. isc: dirty or timber burned. isdiic;
tailow. 2aac.
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NICKEL IN raE SOUTH HALF.
Important Finds oa the stepstoue
and Empire. Near Keller.

According 20 the Keller Miner. the recent
STRIKE OF nickel in the Stepstone t. consid-
cred ta be one ~ the NEST important finds
on the South Half The ledge u very large
and the assays show the values to ran
high Ia nickel aud cobalt The propert, ia
owned By Spokane company IN which
Col feYton and associates are Interested
u Is their Intention So develop the proper
~ without delay. a large force OF men
II noM az work
s,bout eue-half mile north " the Step.
stone another ulckel stftkc was made last
week on the Empire gfopp, owned BY the
Nsspeiim Mlnius aud Milling Company
The ore " thnaKht ~ he vere fieh and
samples have been sent East FOR nualt SIS
II l. supposed that the ledge e. ths same
a. that running throWgh tho Siapstane
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Breadstuns.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug s-wheat-ouiet for fu
lures and frmer for spot
Bariey-Sfeady both on and OF call
oats-ouet and steady.
Spot quotations were. -
wheat shipping. No. /. sios; choice. nos; mill
Bariey~Feed. rsa7.c; brewing. ssassie
osts-Good to choice white, sl.iTAsl.S IS: gray seed
to choice. Nicsi.n; red. good to choice. sliasd
In.
Flour, quarter sacks. lsiss: wheat, centsis, eo5
barley. centals, 500 cen,sis. se; bran, SACKS
30: mddlings. sacks. 400 bay, tons. Tcs; hides mum
Der, 49,
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Mflisturs- Afiddlings N'a7o bran siadls Per ton
barley. $50: alfalfa. ssdf so compressed wheat, $;
ola. straw. per bale. 2saSsc-
Potatoes-s~est, lsiso.
string beans, itasc per n; tomatoes @s7sc; sspars
Fruit Apples Choice, 81; common. Sc: MEXICAN
lmes. sssf: common California lemons. 81. sca2 IS
choice California lemons S63.S; bananas, siSa
2.5o: pineapples 81 5oa3.so
,,nsN S,,-r as se,sIr .seora. i-siac
Cheese-C California fats. stdioc: Young America
loc: Eastern. lstdlstc. .
Esss-store. isaisc; fancy ranch. .; Eastern. II
Poultrv-rurAey scsbiers, seicc; turkey hens, 10
@1ic: old roosters. s.. saaai young boosters. seas
small broilers s1d12 IS large broiiers. 8 NOS; fry
ers sos 50; hens. 50 5oSs: old ducks. SSa3; geese
si.i2.6si. Is.
Wool and Hops.
Wool srrine-Nevada. lsai5c. Eastern Oregon, y
Caf5c: valley Oregon. 1880 Fall-Northern mount
ain lambs lodl2c; mountain lambs sdioc; san
Joaquin plains. sdicc; Humboldt and Mendocino.
lsd1ac.
Hops-Crop Of 1899 ii@isc.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Quiet: December, 81 III; cash. N.@.
Barley Steady. December. Ieic.
Corn-Larse yellow sl17kdl@.
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LIVERPOOL. Aax s--whyAt~ sso, srn NJ I
fed Wssasrn wsntef a Nd Ne ! Negshrru szfsBx
q I'D Ne 1 California. :. kka6s 81 Tsszsgs
cufef SspfsnheT. = - December = -
CrTn-~gs hSnt ANsftaa7 miHrd. rss. - IA .
I'd y Iitf. Fuflres 1siatf ssffsngs~T - fifs
Ostaseg ~ Nes~taker. q IA
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Gold Mined by the Ar.stra.

Dan Hurley has arrived in Lillooet. b.
c., from the Lorne mine by way OF Nc
Gllivray creek, bringing with him the re-
suits Of the twenty-one days run with the
arastras. which amounted TO s3.i0o De-
velopment work is steadily going on and
at the present workings the ledge has
widened considerably. 1t Is the intention
TO run No tunnel in about 100 feet
farther and there will be then ample
room for blocking out the ore and stop
ing. The Lorne hedges hold their values
as they sink and as there Ia thousands
OF tons IN sight the owners have no doubt
as fine a property as there is in the prov
ince. Mr.. Hurley returned to the mine
this morning
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Chfcngo.

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stssrs. steady % ~ loser. WssfsTa atnssfs sssss1
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goes 20 chnsfe hsevF s. AVS ~ raasG hsar- q .
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MARINE NEWS.

FORT LUDLOW asgs8 Aug > An abr 0tap.
czan Cart Hsfsrh. flf Hla u
HoSGknNG Arrived prssiaut 20 Ava . sIp-
IA Msru. fsnm ser FfsneRfg We B5oasaia an1
Nuksbaafh
~ASAiMo. r. csaisd. rs Fan Ms,so. for
Frst fsss Arafses
coMox sansa. Aaz g. ~ Hsa. fas ru,sh har.
far
San FRANCISCO Arrived. ftf Fbbers Aasus1u.
flun >suairuo5 str Portland frNm s. NieAsss "a ~
Ms5rreeT. fffm foguiiie flFer salfea ssnf rhasies
p. Fan. for Co.'s tay str Duatiila. fgr Ylet8ris
srhr 1snris Thsiip. for Cos baJ. al occsaeaisi
isr 5sa.Ls.