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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
CONDENSED NEWS.

The iutrmmal railway at the fair
was a financial failure. The plant cost
100000
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
obtaiu,d.a 100000 loan m London.
George X. Ogler * Co, carriage
dealers at st. LorIs. failed FOR $4,000.
ia ,ob Krast was burned to death ~
st. Louis No, in lodgInghouss fire.
Fire destroyed a dozen business
houses 1T IIuauuing Pa, cIusug $780,
90 loss
John Harrison, d locomotive end-
necr, committed suicide with poison 40
Stuart, a.
The plant Of the WilIlamsport, Pa
Furniture company We s damaged so.
90 by fire
Tie window glass plant OF Rocdfcr &
Hoffman, az Elwool, Ind, burned
Loss $4,000.
Abe Redmond was lynahed iu CHAR
lotte county w Va, for brutaIy beat.
ing negro.
At Roanoke, Va, J. T. Melbone was
killed by Police officer Gee while TO.
5sting arrest
Section hands Of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad have suffered a cut OF
40 per cent in wages.
A Texas sleei broke out OF his pen in
St. Louis and injured eight persons be-
fore it was killed.
At Windran, Ind, Touring mill
boiler exploded and Engineer Andrew
J. Now was killed.
Joseph Batter, Of Big Rapids, Mich,
had both legs cut off while stealing "a
Nde on a freight train,
Several passengers were slienuy in
4red and Fireman Avery killed by the
wreck OF train at York, ALI
owing 70 il dispute about uplid
taxes the University Of Minnesota IS
offered for sale TO tie highest bidder
Harriet Ann Weed, daughter ii
Thurlow Weed, died in New York from
pleurisy. She was II years Old.
Daniel Weymouth while out on Il
frolic at Ciyalburg, Ala. fell H. coke
furnace and was burned 10 death.
In the senate Mr.. Itil introduced TWO
amendments to the rules which arc in
tended to prevent hlibustering in fu-
mre
Herman l'ahl was caught in the
ahnTtiutr rr a mill .t SAGINAW Mich
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11

ten minutes more. Cultivate, Of Ohio
objected. Wheeler, of Alabama, fol
lowed, exhausting the silver mems
time, but Wilson yielded five minutes
to Springer, Of Illinois, then five to
Livingston, Of Georgia ad then five
to Reed, Of Maine. Mr.. Reed said the
country was generally better of when
the democratic party was disappointed.
This was a serious experiment which
must be tried. Congress had at last
done its duty, and the delay had robbed
. the measure Of most Of its good. He
predicted calamity and misfortune, des-
pite the passage Of the bill, and re-
ferred to impending changes in the
tariff as a cause.
Mr. Wilson closed the debate at .
T p. m. and demanded vote. Mr.. Bland
moved the committee on coinage,
weights and measures be instructed to
report the law Of 1897, which would
provide for free coinage at 16 to l.
The yeas and nays We're ordered, and
the motion defeated, 100 to 175.
Mr.. Bryan annouced the anti-repeal
men would no longer hlibuster as there
were too few silver men ready to join
in such proceedings. He left it to the
future to determine who was right on
this great public question. he called
on the American people to send to the
next congress representatives enough
to solve the financial question indie
pendently Of the influence Of foreign
governments. The roll call began on
concurrence in the senate amendment
and the final passage of the biz
At $50 p. m. the house by a vote of
191 to "a concmred in the amendments,
and the repeal bill was sent to the
president. and at once signed
Warrington. Nov. Both houses Of
/ congress adjoudned sine die at T. VI,
/ today.
Immediately after the reading of the
/ journal in the house the senate amend
ments to the bill permitting the sale
Of worlds fair exhibits in this country
upon payment Of 80 per cent OF the
duties to which they were subject were
non concurred in and the bill was sent
10 further conference.
( The adjournment defeated the def
cheney bill and other measures which
were pending in the two bodies
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
A TERRIBLE TRAP
PORTLAND STREET CAR pLI-NGES
INTO THE RIVER.
IT Is LOADED WITH FIFTEEN
PRECIOUS LIVES.

Five Dead Bodies Already Recovered
and 1t Is Believed That Two Others
Are Stin At the Bottom Of the
Riyer-DIawblldge Left Opyn--Car
Becomes UnmInageable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-01
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sssssA tesseUt1g = IL ltse - fusDtno0o -
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IL cnesrv sssosG bssween r.oas asa ssooaS:
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=. -. 49,
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San FRANCISCO MARKErs.
rxx srArs OF Trad

TINE sTArk OS TRADE
eSs Faaxc,sco. Juns 1-The local mes.
fhsH,i!se markets are quiet with price, stssdy.
atss:Ss markets ara steady Vegetables are
4vpat. Fruits Of all kinds are plentiful.
nsstef IL steady fse finer grades. Eggs are
sasa Cheese il duh.
l's,ssoes are firm aud onions are nrm for sill
Ansiua
rpsltry 10 duh
fsiuce recc p.s--Fionr. quarter sacks. "A. 100:
.SBeI. rentals, 1880. barley, centais, L., so;
- cent@is. i,tia. corn, sacks, 80. beans,
kAtr- We quote: Net cash prices for family
MIRA. 81 eti - per barrel: bakers extras, 50
~: suIsrhne. Sa.ss0S3.A.
& k~a,-Ioday ciosss week OF Quietness, ~
- lsaduce exchange stands adjourned untti
Stsl Wednesday morning on account Of the
sssfth 81 July holidays. Business la the grain
Ate has besn quite duh for the lsst thfes or
Nsas weeks. but dealers are hopeful that the
SM.h Of July will develop some activity. No
Nsa'sains wheat IL qaotabie atei III pr censat
"a 'a.i figure, with - for choice: milling
Gsasa are likewise slow 81 movement ut . raags
AN.'ss .,;is per GENITAL
Aa%iey --trase II oil holiday character. no
~ buying more than barely enough 10 satisfy
:sessnt wants We quote. Feed SOC per cantsl
81 good quality. end SIZE for choioe, brew.
9nk. t'etaSi.vl per Genital
4 nass-Assing rfiees were lowered this week,
set sais circums;ance has not caused auy i'm
3ssvament sn the demand. We quote. sur
Mss. u '1d,S IS; miliiag. tl.tSa.sl: fancy
Fs3. sLsosi,s,. gooi Ia chosoe, 81 &1sAi u:
foakaon so isis. ell Of IS. gray. a. SSgL ~;
sse:. ST. lWsl.o pes ccntss.
GAiL bsAgo.
Following az, the sales recorded q. the call
Icsri to-day.
/. @hea,-~Mo-ning. informal session. pscsm.
fss. iuv tons. aLAgs. 30 tons, IL -. i0i tons.
|N rs per ecasss. aegaiar % .aton: peesm Der.
e. tous. VI j1's. 40 tons, elSsss, TO ton =
u -. per erafsa
e :istiey-Rsruisr session. December. soc tons.
~ ss.. iol ieGs. ,sNsc, 10 tons, sasAc. 80 tons,
~. .oo tons, ~ per eenta.
FINANCIAL
4 pgsi's-on sigat, New YORK. per 800. Sc OF
Eass!ug tiils~oa London, ssxty-!ay bank.
Silver Rsrs. &c. ounce. ssea5ssc. Mexican
ees,sfs a4S463e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-01

BKsfi~, June G~Ths Federal council has
decided 81 pFssibis sae EXPORT OF fodder. rais
step 10 inrentcf TO pseveus ,se execution of
isres ors.es fer hsy from france The Literal
uewsp.pels eri,icise the measure - as TO the
esrsrisn Interests and blame the government
for not al the same time saspen3ing iupor. du.
,aex on .es Ser aud cereals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-01

NEW Yak. jase b - grsssss'Fesss Publishes
the follow Inx reports vi clearing noase returns
for tsse we.:x ending Jane -. the percentages af
increase a ..ssrexSe being IN cats garssaa xsth
,x,-,rts fog a corresponding yerio, IN isss
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NtNiSa sfpclk
EASTERN MAKkATs.
AYw YORK STOCK rxruaSes.

NV foes. June - i hsru WAS a decided ira.
Msssraens Ia tone ca " all s,rees today. although
seass a times rulei higher. The Tact that .ac
seassos hoGse e$uks announced their in;ca-
sea % tsAe our al tie susn eesti3ca;es aeees-
~ - prevent al AGATE suiaxeaes in the
ss'sss nsfA.t cia much ,o restore eoaf n seeec.
SO assss renewed their raids uroa the market
saes easias tae day. bat caea decline
:aeasettn aaysax orders sad SHARP advances
ssssi The lowest asnses toueasa showed
VARYING iFora .<l's per cent from the
srss
sssssrrsn; s.sad. lower
ssT~sSm- Active aai weaker ia soae
ftS.ssIAi-
a@y to-day W., tae een,er ~ attraction In
sseasi eiseae>, or rather ea the stock ex.
sass. 81 The Fesrlt o. the united action OF
- u TIE ssnss fVPrescHtsd Ia sha clearing
- eesa mii'ee ~ tsklRe o@t Clearing heass
s'-1SssSs 'eT iacls respective tas2s Tns ait
- u teins;eg ~ Ae gauSA "a, - IN coa.s.
800 81 tbs rgoar, steps t~ssn by tae backs
raoues psaic aaa GA every Aams seth.
sa' irasss beard ta- ,ae presidents 81
e~hAs lac bAaks Which tsek ,ae ccrsin-
tosly leas ;ae moaey thaz ra.es
ssse without decreasing the es.h :,
- "ai's shown sy tAs s.ee,ag
~~.ls a. The Gearing house tass saasalas.
~ euSrss. wers psia ~, loaa ceEuncstas
1As te 70 ss&ea ~ tne a&uas aavlnx
g. "ss~Scct TIE yssa fer cal nzoasv ,ass
$3.50. prsot e. : cock, "a. q ys,r cent
- sSAHs seEVNvs. were renewed GasGf r..x,
s.ss~st, Al rates yaFytES 3r1Ha ~ - = rsrr
u sas's sSsFc ~as acg u8grA Commercial
-. SaS'tns sG1 j: = .Tgae. fgsls ia, fact
- sssFSaSnts ar n fairly xeai .hat.s pank
svssasses sac se1aAuas graes tae e~auu,rvas
=. 'ssiss "a amount. ess to- sp,sise~tsaas
~sfasy d4ssrsSstei. II xas settceSs tAa,
"a sa0fi arns pss~'s Is telas received sass
t~.ssvsa. Indicates s-s4tet that ths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-01

poRr ANGELICA. FORT TOWNSEND Dun.
/ geness and seattle route.
rfMB CARD
fass Passenger and freight Propeller
M0STIcELLl
Ccmmsnciag Tuesday. Nay 33 1893.
Leaves daily cHcsp; AondAy - fsliows: asastiA
2 4 m; Townserd 10 -: arrives Fort Anasses
n m Leaves Port Angeles m PogS
Townsend d - y. rn-: arrives seattle ~ p nj.
IAndinga Cisy DOCK, seattle. Tibssfa Dock. Poe
Townsend: Aorss's bocx. Port Angelica
HATCH BgOa
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ifvEsrogl. lune n W heat Demand mod.
erssss Ne. : fed uiateT. dali. 81 IA
Iora-bsmssd moderate. spot. demand
steady. a. ~. features. Grns. July. u Cd.
August. Is O. a. September. Is &, a.
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That In addition 70 the superior service
and fast time acquired by taking the Union
Pacific system, ell tickets to the World
fair are good via Ogden. Salt Lake and
Denver.
For sleeping car reservations and gen.
eral information call on or address
A. c. MARTrx, General Agent,
706 Second street, Seattle. Wash.
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Pin AsSlAL

ioxneS, lime 70 -C'on~ois. - fi-ttd Bullion
gstn Ca aa;sncSs paid into the RNnk Of England.
fsan Hank o. England discount rata. "a
par cxns
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ssra3n h oA0ut ovss. No exfSoagG1uaRy ohsp-
0e1s 70 ~ couutry Of euTfseey 80 pspoesed
eoosy, anA stAs feeling 81 coad1eues hGro In
eseassd ~ sssoeakions from Lon1sa. uhssu III
Amssie1n espus1stss - higher.
The esse tesnsAe0nes - noosy - IL sooek
sxehaneo WIN % i10as. but subsesusne2y -
rats ress = 81 This sslsssed The ssssnesaey %
sssas exsess. Stock sxeAanss heusss sss in
aisnsas evss - methods sopieysd u certain
oesrs - tosxtng up nooey. fhsy esatm thas
drns employed b. bsas operssess III faney
Sasss sos the fusda, and. amer oAestnine -
fuDds. Asvs' NOS ussd shsa In oGhes voraa.
shsy sseusoS ~ call o. Q ise a ueoev. lav.
lag fs up. Sspnvi1s thess actually IN Nd
of fssA, frosn ustng t. and vhsa sAey havo
brought sSost asoesaiiasstou In sAs sssek mr.
kes. which 10 tnefs natn oAgsoa - $500.
are nossaed shst the mouey viii not b roo uir.d
ana smsii dsnseenes 10 paid. Ihis hes hem
carried 20 far that the eovssnins COMMITTEES Of
me ssocx exeeesoe has hssa requested 70 and
VIII invesN1nas the firms ene>esd In The
msnipuisttoa. Fsslisg runs hieh seainss
ksffses sssYgs1 In tAis Acsttious Borrowing.
ice loan eo'santtase a. Ne clearing house VIII
issue tSsOoySPo o4oioooai essti0easw TODAY. A
msmssf Of epe co00tttoo sssses that nonxs viii
Protect ses ;mensy naskst today aeaanss ex.
tFsms sestnCseey. II ssesssary loan esrsiaestes
va, p sassa eas - sny extent - - hanka
Money - yeali-Aestve, ssnstse iron 20 50
PSF cent: el7ss1. s0sssd q q psr esal Prime
msseenHte 1aDess - ~ esat stsriine ex.
cnsngs-wenhes: stxss-Asy banke1s' bill. q so,<
Oas; dsoasad. As@10Asa
sgLyER
NV ronE. June Sl-Ths break In haf silver
70 Nd In london did not havs any ipfusocs
On TIE local market Ia fact stivue certificates
were somewhat nrmsr. selling ct s79sse, $4,000
ounces changing hands. while yesterday ealss
wsfs msds - low - &c. Commseeisi diver
was weak e &c. Mexican dollars nominaily
a. ssSssc Horn silver declined 70 q Mining
esocx was AGAIN lover. bat business was on .
nm'sso sesi$ Ihe sseamsbip Paris, saiiins for
Earops Tomorrow. Will carry l1p.0N ounces OF
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
arKANER nrcREYR

RsbusH asd ysf1rrssss~d i~sy~s Msschaass' aocs
TUESDAY. sAarssAy asa sssafdsy - . IA a.
knxsssH, urs sAThi~. Bsnxcrs >&Ao>ck- iaIs'
wasp la ssf.o. Uosd&sarf Enloa Ctsy eed later
sysesAAss p-sinss. arriving "a Uaaen Cfty ~ y m
LAax~s Mon Ttsy b = Wednesday. tu1Ao
aaa ssosAy, axssytss - seattle q z l.
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Charged with Rebbiae Draaksa Maa.
Roland Maian was arrested yesterday
by Detective Cudihee on . warrant sworn
out before Justice Humphrey by Robert
Fftzsimmons charging him with larceny.
II Is alleged that Maian robbed Fitxsim.
mons Of $s6 in the Ph0nix hotel June Il,
while the latter Vas intoxicated. The
case will b heard July s, and meanwhile
the defendant 10 q liberty under $3.50
h0uAa
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PAcrrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers nom seattle - foiiows:
For San Francisco via Port Townseud and Vie
toriA at =. m. tpassensers received on board ~
p m, July 2. Z. ~. IL. "a ~
For Alaska. July 2. 4. Ia. ~
From San Francisco. tor Victoria ana Puget
Sound ports. at . m. July 8. o. -. IL. "a. %.
Tickets may be obtained NJ the once OF the CON-
pany, ut Ocean dock. seattle.
0OODALL. PERKINS Co.
General Agents. San Franeisco
j. r. JOHNSON. r. a supt. Seattle.
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leaves soss 81 wssaisxfos ssrsss daily ssesps
ssndsy. ~ sis . m. snd $50 p N The s;ls
.. nl trip incia6>s head al Poss Orchard Exeur
ssea PARTIES - accom- un1rds.sd On sundsya
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Passenger hss-srokans 70 Nakusp, Neisou,
Kasic and oh kootenai lake points sl0 50.
Round trip rate-Srckans 60 Nelson KAsi0 and
Ali koosenal Lake points and resurn &ls 20.
Roand trip rase-Spokane 10 Reveasese ana re-
turn. tickets limited TO 10 dayA elSc0. Round
trip rate-Spokane TO Glacier and resarn, tickets
limited TO 10 aays s2ae0 Refund trip rate
spokane TO Banif and return. tickets limited 10 80
days 5000
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s,ra.r. Leaves Seattle IT so . m. IL 30 3 m
'' Leaves Everett. $50 m, 500 . m
Connects With boat for SuohomiSh- Conuscts
with steamer flyer tor Tacoma
Trips daily. including sunday.
Leaves Coiman dock. foot OF Columbia street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CLAUD TROuP. FRANK w. 0OoDHuE.
Prsa seer.
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Pullman saeepsse Csx1 Elegant nav coaeAs
And aDesa Paises Lining Cars between seaS.ia 81
Pona end CAscago without change. Counscssoa
~ III petnss IN ths Cnised ssases Asa Canada
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srRANERS.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
wHArcoM ROUTE
STEAMERS STATE OF WARRINGTON AND
SEHONE
Alternate "a Following Schedule
aoiSe NonTH oAtSr. COME eocra.
Law 500 pm.. Tao ma. :. Arrive 500 am
Leave 1850 smsPt townsend. Law 500 pm
Leave l.sO am. .Anacortes. Leave $50 on
Ls.vs s sS .m Fsl5 a Leave 400 pm
'SieAmer sehcris calls At foss Townsend every
aiternA'e day in bath directions
Connects ut Everett daily With steamers for
Snonom,sh River points; - Seattle With steamer
at Tacoma with trains fsr wet south and east; q
whatcom with {. r. n. h trains TO- north and east
- CONNER AND WILDLY BLAND
STEAMER rATnHAvEN
Leaves Seattle daily except Saturday 500 . m.
for Everett. In Conner AM all WILDLY Island
points; arrives Ia Conner $50 p M leaves IL
conner 0.vO p m. calling At same points: touches
Everett 80 n Ia. and arrives seattle 400 q
EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Connects 81 Everett, daily with eoa,s 20 sad nom
kast Everett. Lowell and snohomish
n. h-Freigh. shipped via our line gess sArsasA
during the night
firstciass service In ali departmental
Headquarters In seattle, Nesier DOCK,
For further Information address
r. J. RArHBoNE. 0ena Agsss ssasslol
FRANK WArEkHOCsE.0 Gent Ags. Tacoma
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s>rrixa

saving: deposits draw interest ct the
Puget SoaGd savings eank.
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IVY OF fHR aFLykRs
0EATTLR TO TACOMA
1ouI eeunl trips daily except sunday.
In one hour and twenty i've ninuteA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily and sunday trips. ssassle, ToeeaA
route. - foliows:
fAKINo R11DcP
THURaDAY. JUNE l.
TINE CAnp.
Leave Tacoma-6 80, e:ts q m, 80. Sis . -.
Leave 6eattle-0:l6. HAS q N, $50, TOO p q.
aCSpAv.
Leave TAcome-0:S0, IL :StA m. $50 = N.
Leave Seattis-e:O0 = m. 900. TOD y -
Landing at N. r. wharf, Tacoma and Coamae.
eial dock. foot Of Marion street seasslA
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OFFICIAL TIKI CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE 8. 1898

fAATNS LEAVE sRArrI4:
Yor Sc Paul and East-A.4op IA and 10 10 a N
For Portland and Soufh-S.1S q M, AsAO ana
go p
For oymp.a. Gray's Harbor essses aad south
6end-SsaS q m
For I.ccma-s:i5 ard io:Ss . m. 7:ls. S:so.
200. $50. and 10 - p M
For euohomsSA. Sedfo end Apaeoresa-a.So
. m sd $50 p
For Everssl snmAs and whsteom-a3 10 q m
bor SnoQualmis faiia and North Bend-s.so
q m
1aAxxs ARRIVE At sRArrlR
From 81 Paul Aad East -l22S q n. ana $40
p m
From Portland and souih-l:i5 q M. 600 and
200 p. m
From olympia Gray's HaReos cities and South
Aend-6:0o p M
From Tacona-l3:s5. las and Sis m.
12.lS. sou. ESQ and . 20 a m
from Snohomtan, Hodro and Aascossss- 10 40
Z Ind { :3s p m
Prom Everett SnmAs and whaacom-S ~ a n
Prom sooqua;mte Falts and North Bend; 81
p m
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS To
ALL FONTS IN THE WORTH
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HmgUQsS ........-.....s-.. SSDs ~ I0,yS9 %
<fUonN1 iSy.0eD % Es0uo ~
3 4nss - very little O; Importance In the
nDsss y,s.srday. The principal feature con-
s6nuot b. ks fruits, berries aud vegetables.
nsxutesS!es were very plenty and soid from
Goessmm lssion houses ~ Is cents 20 I'll per
3 eouse. only the poorest stock. however. going as
sStatgcss figure Al present prices there IL
~ s;t,ie In strawberries for the growers. some
Il usem are nov inviting their friends to come
~ .rs ell the berries they want for the pick
s AENhes consignment Of hiackbcrgiss OF good
fnst.as arrived from California. but do rot cell
~; Tie price has been reduced from 81 30 20
r. sIhs reason sscrtted for their NOT selling
~ b sast II 10 the height OF the strawberry
oof,e aad the blsekbs1rics ere not 90 desirable
1Dfse others, but will come into season . little
~
tss p'ums are selling at s2so PER twenty
OtSd kox
fe expected car load OF bananas arrived from
lks o. cans in such poor condition that they
W. niused By the consignecs. The weather
~ 10 not ON the trip that the fruit rotted very
M they were put on the market for wha.
Isl would bring. and for tina bananas will
kssssn
suirxaNTs AND nxcslPm
Dansg the last twenty -four hours produce and
f:uehsadin have bssa shippsd from and 70
sivea q The port Of seattle IN the following
ausnstis:
i, Tons
fhiprssuls b rail- and water col
Hscs pts b sAt aud water ....... ........ LOS
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nRscHAxo1sI

Hops-Dull and steady
wooi--Dell sn1 unsettled. Domestic 0eoee.
27(9S2c; pui 26957c: Texas, i6(DOc.
Cefee-0ptions Arm, i5l4D poiats up sales
were 1850 bass. includtn9: July. SIS 20;
August, Gt511la6o: september, eiaA0(9ia55:
October. Sam spot Rio-Dull aud steady:
No 7. l6sse
sugsr-kaw-Firm and Qniee Fair refining.
y&13fse; Sentrifugais. 96-fest, <ss1P<c. No
hbed--faiSsy active aud 0rm.
Coppos-0ull; Lake. 9i0.M.
Lead-fism: Domessic, AA
1in-Clossd with . better feeling. Straits.
Sia - asked Piates-steady and Quist epe,te.
--Quiot: dssuestic. - N
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WARRINGTON LOAN AND TRuoy On
w (lncosporatod)
MORTGAGE LOANQ
eeeuFtieo Approved here Ne delay.
hranrh ofnce-CcimAn block. nsatllA OgUunn
9o0s. main entrance.
GEORGE FOWLER, ManseA
Home Once Walls Walla. Wash.
raeaesu oSnce.- IS wsii street. New Yos4
(10 " ates street BOstoa.
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pELiIx0HAM aAY INSIDE sours-

Wastcom ana 6ehone FAsshaven sam,xh A.
ecorses fidalzo City. UfsAsdy, Coapsvt.,s ~.
~. CinuS. kversts. Edfsonda
STEAMER wAsco
Leavss Hatssid's dock Tsssdsys, nsrsdsy,
esd saturdays ~ 7 o'clock m. Tickses ~ -
- Gig Itokss otseeI 500 recoad sssssS
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C8ATTLR NATIONAL BANR
Corner Yeslss aad South soaonA
CAPITAL. PAID UP. osse. oooeA
3sanea0Qh general banking businssA With aooolo
Attsotion 70 coltscijouA
H,W. ANDREwn n a HooxRR.
Prestdsn2 Caahaw

NATIONAL BANK OF coMNEnCR
Corner Commercial and Yssiss AveuuA
Paid up Capital. .................,..oS oQ e.
Traosacss . ssnsrs banking buGnssA
$3.50 tbo9y00O
~" NtCo fyonioo01
-. - - ~ = ~" sSo08Du
m ~ WHvyfsa PRE- - nAaeY CAN.
yoHs " osrsA~Dgp, vfcg-paHA
TnE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
DIRECTORS.
LEASDER MILLER A. - NIiLEN
C. r. STONE. John i. osTRANDEA
~. W. wHEELEk
Corner Second and Cherry streets. Seattle. WISH,
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CHICAGO June 30 --wheas-Unsettied; July
opened Ne lower 20 30 higher. declined quickly
u &C on heavy offerings ON account OF the fnan.
cisl situation. further reduction in tho prizes
OF silver irs London reports that s.oo,ooO bush.
Gle OF Skin" wheat were here. ana rumors that
. Paris banx Vas In trouble: rallied l ceut on
buying ty Armour. deuiai about 'skiu" wheat
aud an adv In the price Of silver as New
York: weakened and closed unsettled, istc
lower than yesterday. September wheat was &c
lower TO 10 higher. declined sSc. advanced isc.
held steady and closed &c higher than yesssr.
day. July wheat Was lower than ever before In
tails market Receipts we're ae.a00 bushels:
shipmeats.i 23,0oo bushels.
CHICAGO uARKKra
whest-isnset,led. cash. eilac: September.
Cos
Corn-wssk: cash. a,s.c: September. air.
oats--fssy. cash. ,ss: september. Htae.
kye-f5iac
Rar.ey-somina
fisx-sI.s0
Timothy "a sos9s
WHISKY 81 L.
Pork-s,sAiy: July, sis7s: September, SO %
lsrd-stisdy: cash, tass: september. eiola
snor' sii;s-stssdy. cash. eaSo. september.
laA
seorf c.sar--sa ssaa7a
saaa diets -SsT cal
CHICAGO LIVE sTocE.
CHICAGO, June so,-Cau:e - Receipts. 5000:
market lover and prices weak: top priees. a 81
G$s2o: me'sium. sASsEtso: others, &AsoseI 20:
Iryaus. 81 iutsli Is
nogs-k sceipt.. 5000: raarkc, slow ,aAlsc
lower. Mixes. aud psckers. sos III. closed
Se' PRIME heavy. AsstS Is. ciossa u. 10. light
sorts. =. lo!t6 Is
sheep Tsceip;s. 1000: market fair: prices .
lower. nssives ewes. 81 ss4Aso; Iexsns. - 50
eet5a. Westerns, - TO- sockets. f. 1xexsi