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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
SHILLING eur AT Cesr.

Immenee reductions ca nv entire
stock Of watches, diamonds and Jew
eiry. Parties desirsus Of purchasing
sh0ald not fail 10 call before going else
where, as | must realize on the greater
portion in the next sixty days. A. HAN
sxE, Yefler LeAry block, Fraut 81. my8
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be %
quickly cured by 6hiieh's Cure. We
guarantees ik Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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For lame back, side or chest. use Shi
loh's Porus Plaster. Price 20 cents.
S1Id by 4. b. Stewart.
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Oonsump-
ton Care is sold by us on Q guarantee
Lt cures Consumption. Bold by A. B.
Stewart.
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sHlLOH's oATARRH RElHEDY-s
positive cure for Catarrh. DipLtheria
and Oanker Moath. Sold tY A. b,
Stewart
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YAcHr RACE open % all sailing yachts
sioop rigKed, 8soot keelor unfer Course
flvm Yesler's Wharf. around buoy on
Milton. thence around buoy on Five
mile rock and fnishing 81 The uregoa I'm
proyemeDt Company coal wharf, Time
allowance given for length. No ballast
20 be shifked or discharged durinR tho
rnoe Firs prize s5a second prsss ~; I;
Hale q ssilinw to be pahla.Asd here
Z. Boar RAck-Open boasa sIosp or CA
rsggtd, ofoet eelor under. Same course
"a yachfs First prize sza second eio;
3 slrgis scall row bosiz pallsd from
gonnth; First prise sis; no seeozd ; en-
4 Double scull row bosts pulled from
gnnnsa First prirs 80 second ss; en-
& ships bost race. First prizs sso no
secon'ii entrance 50 osnfs Per man.
9 Tus rsce. First prize SO second -;
=. vvaiki.x creased psis. ever vssisr.
First priz -: no entranca.
q Comps.ikivs military arHL opsn 10
ell Pzgef Sound cnmpeniee, ~ mon or
more. firsf prize 30. NJ eutrNnsa
9. <lne hundrsd ysra foos rscs open to
Al res.dcnss e Pugct Sound. Pistol
sesEt Ffst prize t5oi entrances t&
| p Three lexsed raco. 7s yardA Firss
prssal "; entrance - ossts psr pair.
u sack race is yariA First priss ss ;
| snlnknoe &C.
Il Hurdle r.cs 10 ysrd4 1 hrrdlss.
First prizs ~ ssecnd ~; sasFnnos ~
- bsys nes. undsr u % ysrdk Firss
priss 81 s0s no entrance.
~, Hose Company contsst. opea 10 I'll
compAnieA Ftrsf priEs tzss ne enflancs.
Hsss hnll contest for the ehzmpisnship
e he Northsesk B tween fsersisnd and
eesitie Ciuf&
Al sports Nhers prizes are Rlvnn and
| e1ffAnco charged. I've ntxies er mora q
Be in&de aud three 70 q ark o. ne fncH. In
etsnt of no rscs bosts On hAnd save en-
tFesce fe1sL An entries = - II b. ..
n u TIE 81 q yuly.
H.xhlhitien driH and bail - Company
D, af the skating Rink.
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| Group, WHOOPING COUGH and
| RronchitAs immediAtsiy relieved b. Shi
| leh's Cure. Bold b. A. B ssswErt.
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Eha noothinz and restorative efects
Of Ayers lherry fectorai are realised
a. a1ee In ali essss af osidA oo1xas.
thFout of lang txuabie&. uhsls tts TAR
rsacA1nG ard pewurfui nssiine qnskisses
xre always dsuonsfrssed - tas naoss
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Yer q Raw and order DELEGATE Cen.
ventisn.
The Law and Order people Of Seattle
are requested 10 meet 10 Frye's Opera
House 90 Tuesday. June 30th, at 2:30 D.
m, 20 nominate candidates for Mayor,
Attorney, Chief of Police and Assessor.
The wards are entitled 10 delegates as
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TO TRADE.

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A STORE BUILDING AT RKNTON.
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Good well-crred clover is good feed. especially
for sheep; but when black and dusty it is hardly
fit to place before stock. Under ordinary cir
cumstances, it can be had sweet. clean and
bright, as well as otherwise. If the mower is
started in the morning, it unit. noon or
later, and rake and put up the clover in cocks
before you quit the field at night 1t will cure
almost as much there during the night, by heat
ing as in the daytime and it will leave the
blossoms and leaves all intact; exposure to
hot sun causes them to fall off, leaving only the
bare stalk to go to the stack now Early in
the morning, when the dew is off, turn out the
cocks, shake up the clover more before
dnner,.and Immediately after it will he ready
for the barn. Some prefer to NOW late in the
afternoon, letting the clover lie in the swath
night, to be stirred, raked and hauled in the
following day; but if heavy dew or rain falls
during the night, the hay will be black and stock
will eat it less eagerly Caps of cotton cloth can
be used to good advantage to cover the clover
when in cocks. Near the cities clover is often
sold in small bundles to be fed to city horses as
kind of dessert" or Alternative. 1t can be made
highly profitable to any one conveniently situa-
ted.
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, June lis p. NJ. Government
bonds-Consols, 80 SIG for money, 90 10 16 for ac-
eoant; United States bonds-Fours, 1853: four
Rnd-ahalfs, 1154 Railroad bonds-Atlantic &
Great Western frsts, 1925; Atlantic & Great
Western seconds. 1867; Erie, ITO; Erie seconds,
48a2; Illinois Central, 1868; Mexican ordinary,
%; Milwaukee & ST. Paul common, 67s; New
York Central, 84S; Pennsylvania Central, 14Ss.
Bar silver, 40 16d per ounce. The Bank of
England increased f43l, 900 during the pas t
week. The proportion of the Bank of England
reserve to liability is now so Lie per cent
PARIS, June 11-Three per cent rentes s2f
I23c for account The weekly statement of the
Bank of France shows an increase in gold of 49,
s62 00Of and an increase in silver of l. 123, 00Of
during the past week.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, June 11.-NationalT Transit Company GER
tcates opened at 1880; highest price 1890; lowest
price 19lsc closed at 1850. Crude oil sales, 1867
brls; shipments, 56,375 brls charters. 4s095 brs.
BRADFORD, June 1I.-National Transit Company
certificates opened at 79l4c and closed at 1880;
highest price, 793ac; lowest price 79l4c runs, go,
657 brls total shipments &C. 372 brls; charters 49,
o95 brls; clearances 1,472, 600 brls
TlTuSVILLG, June 11.-Nationa Transit Com
pany certificates opened at 7914c, highest price,
- 'sc; lowest price, 79l4c: closed at 1850. Ship
ments, $4,000 brls; charters, AZ, 095 brls
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE petroleum market
to-day opened at lac, when renewed buying orders
were followed by decided advance certificates selling
up to soc, and closing at 1850 bid.
P!TTSBURG, June 11.-Petroleum dull but firm.
National Transit Company certificates opened at
I9'4c and closed at 1880; highest price, 79c; low
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THE SATURDAY JOURNAL.

THE JOURNAL has made arrangements
for a series of original stories for publication
in the SATURDAY EDITION, from such
writer's as Hjalmar lei. Boyesen, w. d. How
ellis, Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Sarah Orne
Jewett, and others This special feature viii
continue through the year 1885 in the SAT-
URDAY JOURNAL Subscriptions are re-
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Mulching Trees.
American Agriculturist.


In mulcning newly planted trees, or those set
for some years, not only prevent suffering
for want of moisture during the dry weather in
summer, but enable them to obtain those ee
ments which they require for nourishment and
growth. In selecting material for mulch one
of fibrous nature, at least one that will not
become compact and hard, after being beaten
some by heavy rains, is always prefer
able to any other The more plant
food the material contains, the better
and for this reason coarse litter from the stable
or barnyard has no superior for this purpose.
Meadow hay may be ranked next in value then
straw, corn stalks, bog hay from low lands, and
thence downward in the scale to pine or bass
wood shavirgs and sawdust Almost any ma
teria that will shade the surface of the soil, and
admit air and water, will rrove of great benefit
to newly planted trees, and frequently restore to
health the old and feeble, or those stunted in
growth from lack of moisture at the roots, and
those fertilizing elements that can only be alb
sorbed and utilized when presented in a liquid
or gaseous form. Even small stones may ans
wer.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Dizziness Broods Over Most Departments
How to Quicken Sales the Problem.

INDIANAPOLIS, June Il.
In commenting on the business situation the.
Philadelphia Record says Benjamin Franklin
thought, in his time, that men of business were
always complaining of something in connection
with trade. 1t is very clear that human nature
has not changed since Franklins time" While.
unquestionably, .he above remark is quite APP
plicabe at the present time there are reasons for
the extent of the business complaints which are
not generally considered, One reason is that
the contraction in prices following every period
of advance is always slow The expansion may
come in year or two years; the contraction
oftener takes FIVE 1t is slower because every
tradesman resists the decline which depreciates
the value of his stock and when he yields. bit
terly complains of conditions which have proved
overpowering. This experience is then repeated
and re-repeated, giving from the period of hieN
prices to the period of low prices ample cause
for lamentation over the state of trade 1t
should be borne in mind that extreme dullress
does lot occur as long as active liquidation is in
progress. Look back over the past few years
The complaint has not been SO much Of dulness
as Of shrinkage frequently running into collapse.
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CHICAGO. June 1.-THE Drovers' Journal reports
Cattle-Recepts, 64OO; shipments, $500. The
market was strong and shade higher. Shipping
steers. $4SOO5.TO; stockers and feeders, S3 400
5:O5; cows, bulls and mixed, SO. 25D475 through
Texas cattle, light supply and stronger at $3.6O05
Hogs-Receipts, 3500O shipments, As, 600. The
market opened slow but closed steadier and 5O10c
lower. Rough and mixed, So. S003.90; packing and
shipping, SIS. SO04.2O; light weights, $50. 7O04 20
skps SO 03.6O.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, 1900; shipments,
600. The market was firm natives, So. 1904 80;
Western 81 5O03. rs; Texans, 1925 $780, lambs,
per head So. 04.5O.
ST. LOUIS, June 11-Cattle - Receipts, / 800:
shipments l, 4OC. The market was frmer on light
receipts fair to choice native shipping steers ST. 50
;5.65; good butchers steers, $4.5004.90; mixed
butcher stock So 1876 Colorado steers 81 750
5.25; stockers and feeders, $3.5004.75; corn fed
Texans, 81 $50 20; wntered Texans, SO. rs al 35;
CRASHED Texans, So 03 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; Shipments 800 The
market active and lower; Workers. S. so al;
packers, So. 90 S5; butchers, $3 85 a.
sheep-Recepts, LOO; shipments. 900. Good
fair to choice natives, So. 25 a. common, So 25 a.
275; Texas sheep $1.7503; Colorados averaging 70
lbs brought $1.75.
KANSAS CITY. June 1.-THE Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1,464; shipments,
95S. The market for best quality was stronger:
other grades weaker; exporters, SO II $3.50; good
medium ep &c. feeders 0$ eo@0 cow. 20
1904.
Hogs-Recepts, 1888; shipments, 6,544. The
market weak and 15D20c lower; assorted S3 SO
03.60; mixed. $3. 400345.
Sheep-Recepts, 323 shipments, 274. The mar
ket was steady; fair to good muttons, 81 6O03; COM
mon to medium, $2O250.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Eeeves-Receipts none.
No trading in beef-cattle dressed beef sides firm at
at 1I209l2c per pound for city slaughtered and
S09c for Western. Shipments 776 beeves g. 900
quarters of beef and 800 carcasses of mutton.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500. The market
fairly active, and easier prices, with good
clearance; poor to prime sheep sold So 9O05. 25
4p cwt spring lambs, 1915 09.75.
Hogs-Recepts, 2, 100. all for slaughterers direct
about steady. at the nominal range of $4.4O04.8 5
~ cwt.
EAST LIBERTY, June 11.-Cattle-The market
was slow at unchanged prices Receipts, $780, ship
ments, ,254.
Hogs-The market slow: Philadephias 81 25
043O Workers., 81. l50425. Receipts, $500; ship
ments, 200.
Sheep-The market was firm and unchanged Re-
cepts, 3, 600; shipments, $500.
CINCINNATI, June 11-Hogs quiet common
and light, 49, % "a 15 packing and butchers So 70
a. 20; receipts, Ito; shipments 1850.
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The Indianapolis Journal
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Comprehensive Newspaper in Indiana.

THE JOURNAL collects the news from
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THE JOURNAL adheres politically to tho
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WEAK AND LOWER MARKETS.
The Priceof Wheat Declines, Despite the
Predicting of a Short Crop.
Indications that the Prevailing Low Figures
Will Continue Until the Stock in
Store Is Somewhat Reduced.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Moderate Activity in Railway Bonds-Stocks
Dull but Strong.

Moderate Activity in Railway Bonds-Stocks
Dull but Strong.
NEW YORK, June u.--Money on cali was
easy at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper a per cent
Foreign exchange was quiet at 81 654 for sixty
days and $780, for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 159, $40
shares, including the following: Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western. Al. 040; Lake Shore,
1862; Louisville 6 Nashville, 4,04o; Northwest
tern, is, 7S4; New Jersey Central. $780, New
York Central, IL, 1872; Pacific Mail, $3.50; ST.
Paul common, SO, 260; Union Pacific, II, 0l0;
Western Union, 1902; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, 3098
Government bonds continue strong on mod
crate business, especially for the threes and
tours. :.
State bonds have been quiet and without ma
terial change in quotations.
the railroad bond market was moderately ac-
tive. Total sales were 81, 704, 600, but Of this
amount West Shore frsts contributed 1867 900
and Erie second consols $40, GEO. Prices this
evening are higher than at past previous sales,
the market being strong this afternoon.
The stock market was dull and strong from
the opening till after 2 o'clock, without the de-
velopment of single feature of interest, the ex-
treme fluctuations being generally considerably
less than per cent In the last half hour, how
ever, considerable activity was accompanied by a
decided advance, during which the highest
prices of the day were reached, and the strength
and activity continued until the close of the
board. The total sales were 159. 300 shares, of
which st. Paul, Lackawanna and Northwestern
contributed SO per cent. The 6nal sales show
advances, as compared with last evening, of to
Z, with New York Central and Lackawanna each
np l, St Paul II, and Lake Shore u. The bulls
talk very confidently regarding the situation,
claiming that prices always ready to ad
vance.
The market closed with the following prices
hid:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.


Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Flour- Receipts, H.
$50 brls; exports, 2,l70 brls. The market was
less active; superfine Western and State $50
800, common to good extra Western and State
$780, good to choice do 81 $3.50, common
70 choice white wheat Western fancy So 80 a
$3.50, common to good extra Ohio So As a .. %;
common TO choice extra St Louis $34505.25.
Wheat-Lower, closed steady receipts, &c.
f25 Blu; exports, l46,05S; sales 4,l76,00O bu flu
lures. 2I0, 900 bu spot; ungraded Duluth ST. OIL ];
No spring 92a a &c., No. Northern 81. 90, to
arrive; No. spring +. o. b. 9l4c; ungraded red
75c a 81. OS; No 2 red, 81. OF elevator; No. white
kI Oh; No. red June 99sc 81 00s, closingat 99sc
July 81 OIL a. 02s closing at 81 01A August ST. O2s
0L044, closing at 81 OBJ; September 81. 04s a o.
closing at 81 04s; October 81 06s 0L074 closing
At 81 06s; November $l.0S; December $1,000
i.104, closing at $l09s
Corn lower, closing dull and easy receipts,
&c. 300 bu; exports, 138,058 blu; ungraded, 5l0
b54c; damaged, 80 a 38c; steamer. 53sc in eleva-
tor; No 2 53s 544c IN elevator, SO! 055ac afoat;
Hcc- i. f.. No. 2 white, 62c; yellow, 58c; No 2,
Dune, 53zz 0544c, closing at 53sc July, 53s safe,
closing at 53sc; August. 54s 054sc, closing at
Aac; September, 54a 55se, closing at 54sc
Oats higher; receipts. 30 500 blu: exports. none
mixed Western. 40d 42c; white Western. AZ 045c.
Hay steady and quiet; shipping, 90a95c
Cofee-Spot fair Rio quiet at S4c options fairly
active; sales of 1880 bags; June. 6 so az Soc;
July, IS &c. 90c: august, 6 80 06 95c; Septem-
ber t.95 1705c; October. 710aT i5c; Novem
Der, 7. i5G7 Zoe; December. T. 20 07 25c; January,
7.2hc. Sugar firm and more active; refined
steady; standard A, Gle; cut loaf and crushed,
ZIG; granulated &c Rice quiet and unchanged
Petroleum hrm United closed at 79ac
Eggs quiet and barely steady; Western, 49,!
I4c.
Pork more active and weak; mess, spot, $l1 so
oil. 10 latter heavy average. Beef dull. Lard
opened lower closed firm: Western steam spot,
k50c; July, GA 06. TIC; August; $50 az 89c;
September, 695 $780, October, 7.05 al. 0sc:
sity steam, Zoe.
Butter quiet and firm Cheese frmer and in
fair demand; Western fat, 307c. Lead quiet.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE temperature OF the
sheat markets suddenly became weak to-day,
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According to the American Naturalist a hybrld
has been formed between the common and tbs
Darwin potato, from the southern part of
South America 1t is believed that the new pc.
tato viii not be subject to the ret, or other at
tacks of parasitic fungi
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE demand has been very
light in all departments as with the auction sale of
fannels many buyers that were present have re-
turned home; will be present again Tuesday next
TO attend peremptOry trade sale of 5000 cases of
Lonsdales.