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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-09
Mining stocks.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Shscago, July S--Waleat started weak.
ena even when the weather bureau re-
Pogtef froSts In f1fe TakotaS. Minnesota
- Nebraska, rhe prices continued 10
ssep. TIE pysncspsl reason for this was
VIC Heavy quantities OF wheat which the
esaer exporting countries cont tnuo4asiy
posr into Jhe ports OF the importing coun-
tnes. according 20 a dispatch received
vary IN the day from New York. whicn
sac the quantity shipped during the
wees a. s.52lGo bushels. while the weekly
requirements OF the importing countries
~ estimated az not 10 exceed e.tn.ve
"9saess per week Another bsariSh TEA
'ere vas u1e estimate OF 100 cars for TO
eserrcw's receipts here New wheat -
Majority about IN move. The is~erease
asF sasS week WAS ]. s1nao Bushels. instead
- evor l.tco coo bushels looked for. TIE
so'aa VISIBLE is now - siae0 bushels. coSai-
p~fea with = f14Oa bushels a year as<o
@sS ei.AS@n two years ago. The asal"iiife
wheat ort oscean passage dsssresssest
.,A@A'ss bushels during the week. but Rus
- was reported to have shisH<d ta"oe"
"ssaeas last week. Argentine nearly l."'-
sss and intsa a4a,eso bushels and "le
!. as were encouraged 20 Increase Fhe1r
saSst lines ana tho iougs were stsaeaTf-
saN AMI sold also. From Tic, which
a reasized Tor n moment az che St@Fts
- Price ~ SSeFs esI7her worked down to
&c ~ Ie.s1 O'Clock About twenty min-
.es from the close me price made an
s,.aeT stump, going Gown 10 ssa@,, and v
Sesed AZ s77.c
.A7'er selling as high as s47sfs ~, near
ae osentag. me prize % cora SN'os-keSf
. x.~h near the end 70 ss'.c and CLOSED AZ
sep'enaAer oats ranged frocn s@c 20 @a>,.
fssssng at .7s..
Tue trade IN provisions was Hiatt. auSt
.ses escsszi considerably below ere level
sataFdays pork l71xc. lard TO-
Closing Quotations.
"eea'-JSfiy eSskc. Aux1st. 61SSc-
~"sS-Jnly. ssi+rs September. 49Sc-
cs'~jaly. GSsSc. September. .E7~c.
wx-july 81 X. seys eushcr. N-@
.NS~Jaly $40. SssDs sgfgsser. ST.
es-luly. S5-s2. SEPTEMBER. so.sssess. f.
kNe-Snc. =
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. July s.-Arrived-Arago.
Coos bay. Departed-State OF California.
Astoria and Portland.
Haquiam, July s.-Arrived-Schr San
Buenaventura and bktn North Bend.
from San Francisco. Sailed-Sehrs Chas-
r. Wilson and American Girl. rom Aber-
deem for San Francisco.
Hoauiam. July 7.--Arrived-From San
Francisco schooners j. Nj. Weatherwax
and Marion TO load at Aberdeen; schoon-
er Laura May, 10 load az Hoquiam-
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. July S-Syeciai.--The schooner
Maria F. Smith. Capt. Roseu3aii. sailed
into port late Saturday from San Fran
cisco. She Will load lumber AZ the Old
Town mil.
Exeavating for the new Northern Pa
CHIC ls.ooe-ton coal bunkers began today,
north of the old bunkers.
The city is rebuilding its NcCarver
street wharf In Old Tacoma .
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Bre>a~sufYs and Grains.
The London Wool sale.

London. July Sat the wool ancaion
sales today 80 bales were offered. OF
which 100 swere withdrawn. An exceuent
selection was offered and competition was
animated Americans bought largely.
New South Wales. $50 bales, secured.
7sd41s I'd; greasy. 3z.nae1sd- Queens
land, 2.ae3 bales: secured, f4flis i.1d'
greasy. 5h6sszd- Victoria IL" na,es'
sooured. s1dnts ID; greasy. 4s.4lod-
South Aust raIia. 500 bales: secured, sAsl
Sd; greasy. 41zaTsd. Tasmania l.sso
bales: greasy, slzs1ed. New Zealand,
a 30 hales: secured. s,edd1s Id; greasy,
sni0d. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
h2 bales; secured. lodgis 29d, greasy,
34HTd
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuifs and Grains.

Flour--Net cash prices for family extras.
$s5oa3eD; bakers extras. s3.4ou3.s0. SUI
perine s. ssG2. 60 per barrel
Wheat-No. 1 shipping WHEAT. SOC per
GENITAL, and sll.c for choice. Milling wheat.
Gl4c4fsf.
Barley-Feod, fair to good. soc; choice,
&c; brewing. 70f75c.
Disabling. slli05 per GENITAL: Sur
PRISE xul.i2iz: fancy feed. s5casl; good to
choice sIisNs0c: poor TO fair. so4S2lzc;
black, nominal; gray, s0aS5c.
Reeelpss-Flour. quarter sacks. 4.t70: Or
EXON. 5.aS3: Washington. SIS: wheat. GEN.
tails, 1850: barley. centals. s.sis. oats. con-
tails LIE: Oregon. 1851, Washington, 500;
corn. centals go. beans. sacks. as: pota-
toes, sacks $3.50. oregon. 2f5: onions.
sacks 2sl; bran. sacks a64: Oregon, Leo;
middlings. sacks. 500; hay. tons. as
Wool.
Wooi-SprinR- years fleece, San Joaquin,
saslsc. six 10 eight months, do. 6dSc: six
to eight months Calaveras and foothilf.
free. Sfloc; do. defective, 6asc; Northern,
good 70 choice, 12di3c; do. defective. S61
Zoe; Nevada spring. light and choice, 90
lie; heavy 6aSc.
Hops.
Hops-4dsc per pound.
Closing Quotations
Wheat-Easy; December, si.ooS; new.
seller. esiec.
Hariey-Steady; December. s2isc.
Corn-sfl0
Bran--si450.
Closing Quotations.
SslseT hsEs. .es7ssig- Drafts Sight .....Ts
hex do2ars SstzGSii4l Telegraph .......S
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Live Stock.
~o.c.s vas fairly goo. 4eran. Tar
rssaxv - ana sucn soat raxs1sv AZ
ssv,s prices. Common sr~e-s. e. sssSz x.
eo~s H-sya2 -: raeassrr =, sss,r,r.
:. s-esG575: extrs. co.xx ara $500
ssvsSf .; bulls. 81. 7sasE
80. rec~sots today were only as,orrs
- as sarge as on last sforsazsy. Exy1r-
lambs were numerous ara t-s--s,,s =, -.
-. a. 19Hs's for poor 60 s<1yse.4.
- were IN good demand al q gz7t 3
-, "a 'of 20 extra with few prime lots
~ ~ 'ae narkef, but a zrsof many attract
I've looking natives sosssn. buy-ers al t,~-
eeh 1e6foo: some nice were ,sksa
lo1 EXPORT az s4ao; Texas sheep were o.
49, 49, lasrsy. b1t there we're very Se.
Common To prime hogs <oss on an ex
- -. TIE ~ range Of 81 7sd6 ~. chiefly at %
49, cnrnrfsoE TO extra iigats sold a. "a q
49,. principally at xJlga5 %. and sales
were made OF lots a. 81 1sds %. and yexs
a. ADl94M
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER
SAN JUAN IsLANDs-sTEAMER LY-

SAN JUAN ISIANDS-STEsAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON.
CARRYING United States mGtdl. leaves City
dock. foot of Main street. Monday. We'd
neSday and Friday at 2 a. an. for Porr
Townsend, San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IS
North Bound--I.eave Seattle 400 a m.
leave Port Townsend TOO a m: leave
Friday Harbor Ii 30 a. m: leave Roche
GOO p. m
South Bound-Iseave New whatcom 400
A. m; leave Roche Harfor 900 a. m:
leave Friday Iiarbor 1000 a m; leave
Port Townsend 400 y. m: arrive Seattle
j. n. Thompson. managing owner.
Lilly, Bogardus & Co. agents. City dock.
Phone S35.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland, July s.--Wheat-Dull and de-
pressed Walla Walla, 4Sc; valley. 5oa5lc
Der bushel.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as foi-
lows.
For San Francisco via Fort Townsend
and Victoria. at a m (paSsengerS re-
ceivs~i on board st a. mo- July 2. Z. u.
H. % ami n.
For Alasla--July s. L. q and q at . a.
From San Francisco for Victoria AMI
Puget Sound ports. at a. M, july D. %
IA To- "A and -.
Tickets may be obtained At tho ONCE OF
che company Mt Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAI4L. PERKINS Il CO..
General Agents. San Francisco.
IF TROwBRIDGE. Act +. 3. Supt-s
Seattle
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-orrTCERs AND TRUSTEES
Jacob F>urth President
Arthur A Denny. ...-..... Vice PRESIDENT
John Leary Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr. C2sh'r. Secy
Frank l. Rlodgstt. Assistant Cashier
SsgTnund Schwaoacher, John Collins.
E. g. Neufeldsr, X. w. WtimanA
Transacts q saving bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per anDurn. Six per
cent. on term deposits. 4 per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaserais only.
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D~c@rsb~r. Hsssaizs. Spot co1se-Rio.
duh, No. !. ESsc.
sugar.
s1gzx-Raw. steady.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SrRS. GARLAND AND EyANCELL

Seattle and Townsend Mean bay tsoutc.
Ca mer Garland leaves yesicr dock Mon
dsvs Wednesdays and Fridays at Il. Is
a M for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Gettyeiy,irg, pysht, ClAllarn Bay and Mean
raw: returning, arrives Seattle s:9 p. m.
on opposite days. Steamer Eyanxel leaves
yaxl.r dock for Port Angeles and VIcto-
ria Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays al
"a, 70 m. arrives Seattle alternate days
3 D.. m.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
& Wiley Navigation Co. g Steaxner
MELTNOMAI.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at. $50 m Tacoma at. 40 m
Tacoma. at. 1910 a m Seattle at. leo m
Seattle at.... loo p m Tacoma At. $50 y m
Tacoma at. $50 p m Olympia al. IS 30 p III
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. ArYivA
seattle ...... 80 a IN Tacoma 49,. $50 IN
Tacoma ...1o:no a IN Olympia 49,. 100 m
Olympia 49,. eco D III Tsacoaila 49,. 500 M
Tacoma ..... $50 m Seattle ...... 80 p m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. Sd
cents Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street
LILLY. BoGARDtIS & co, Agents.
City Dock. Telephone SD
Cart L. Wiley. Manager.
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and commodious steamer Mons
,,ceiio leaves Percival's wharf, Olympia.
ga m. daily, except Sunday. Tine Card
Going: Leaves Olympia. 3 a. m leaves
,recora III a m: arrives Seattle. I
= - Rssurntnr: Leaves Seattle. D. m.
fsave- Tacoma. 40 .. m: arrives Olympia.
go n m. Acknowledgements. Perctyafs
w6, -. Tacoma. NJ p Il. n. wharf: Seat
,sa yssier wharf Fare between Seattle
ana Tacoma, soc. Meals and rtatfrooms.
TIE Monticello is fast and by far the best
s,e~a r,er on the route. In eject Monday
g., ts.., ls4s HATCH BROS.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


I<pnton. Jsfy s-Sslve~. 5ssl Corsoss'
&c T-1s. Rata of interest. Bank OF E0s-
Lard ysr cent
New York. July s-Tae ETerf.g foss
1Sogrson caf5sexrazn says. TIE stock mar
ksts were quiet and steady sossay. col
strong and excited sr Kaffirs AErse<fans
were practically a dad letter, our pts
were well hek1 There was sr~scsal NJ
qufry for Czna<tis, Pacific. which closer
over n Speyer Bros VIII prooafay issue
me Pennsylvania III Per cent coEsis the
middle NJ this week. the a<rsos1r& nss'ss
e. GO ga TIE RuSian~S1inese loan - s&-
pecfed zs,oxs the 18th inst
BreadSsufYs and Grains.
Liverpool July s-wheax-Sros. osaess
demand. y,cor: No red winter. IS 41sai
No red sgr4ng. Is 81; No bard AaT.-
sona. M la.f: No hard CaisforrEsa- ss @zu.
Futures closed easy. with all pos sons 81
lower, July. IS Sd; August. % S11d: Pep
fernser 50 sd: October. IS 4ssd. NOVEL;
Der. ss Sid. December. Is sid
Corn-Spo.. firm; American mixed, new.
Is si~d Futures closed dull. ws-h near
and distant positions I'D lower; business
heaviest on early positions: July, Is %;
December. Il ed
F-sour-Iougi sse-nard. poor; o. Loshs
fancy winter, Is Cd
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

HoftUiulu and AtlstraElA-
c.eaners leave San Francisco for Homo
-, ssa,noa Auckland NJ T.. ana sgd
.ae ~ u w without change.
~ S,eamship Arawa. June "a, D.. m.
Honolulu only, steamship aus,fAila.
'g Tso ~ ~ A GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Roya btock. Scaftle- -
W. webster. Dist Agent. vancouver.
ID. spreckeis g. Bros Co. General
AGENTS. San Francisco.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
rsrne Card IN Effect Oct. =, 1904

<-..ra Everett and Whascom rosife--
60. ~ Washington leaves Seattle daily.
ss,eeet Saturday. at 10 p. m.
seattle and La Conner ro,f f'alr'nayen
$3.50 seattle daily. except Sunday. NJ
. q ,nals ~, asT. Yasler Dock
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,rrsr VANCOUVER ROuTE-A TRIP
LIE TfiROUGH THE ISLANDS
S.earn.r Utopia J. A OBrien. Master.
Leave. Tacoma. u noon, Seattle Yes
- .,arr D. m Mondays and Thurs
- 49,. Sor port Townsend, Anacortes, Fair
Ssyen New whafcon, Blaine ard Friday
Hars,or. and vancouver. arriving Van
s.os,ver D. m, following day
~ - IN ,RIasre 81. fare to Vancouver, ~.
T-or further Information apply TO Yes.
teTss wharf.
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Incorporated 1857.

Capltai. .sap. 600
Surplus ...-..-...........-...-.... .S0, 90
President. .........A. A. Denny
Vice President......w. NJ. Ladd
Msnager--........N. IL. Latlmer
Cashier. r. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago, ST. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points in
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made AT all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds stocks and other vaiuabies re-
ceived on deposit Tor safe keeping.
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u. 8. DRY DOCK, SIDNEY. CHARLES
ton AND BREAERTOS ROUTE.

Daily Except Sunday.
The Fast ard Connodious Sseameg
GEN. CANDY
Y<>aves Sidney az s.i5 q. m Leavsa Sue
a. .. IN from Central wharf, IeSe~
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York, July s.-The week opened
with fairly active trading. and a strong
tone TO the speculation News calculated
70 Affect the market was in the main
lasoraoie- Crop advices were generally
encouraging, and this induced purchases
OF the Changers. Coal trade y,v~,sr.--fs
were reported improving. and there were
other influences at work on the individual
STOCKS sugar, which led In the tran~ar-
lions. was bought at the opening for the
pun Clique La the stock, a rise being as
sisted by the announcement of an ad-
vance In the price or one grade
OF refined sugar. IL fsucssaIatef
over a range OF IA. per cent. closing with
net gain OF y. New England was In
active buying demand. the purchases be-
ing made mainly IL Is understood. for the
account OF parties who wish to control
Ine company for the Saw Haven road
me stock sold up 4 per cent. and closed
within y OF the top figure. The general
market continued strong until near the
ciose. the Improvement at the high point
ranging up, 10 per cent. in Pullman, "a
IN New Jersey Central, and Pa in Cana
dian Pacific. Toward the close the drive
against Sugar depressed the market and
resulted in losses which ranged UP 90 /
per cent, the latter in New Jersey Gem
traL The tone at the ciose was heavy
bonds were somewhat animated and
strong The sales were 81. s45, 600.
Government bonds-Fir1n.
State bonds-Dull
Railroad bonds-Strong
Financial
Money on call. easy at lax per cent;
last loan. 1: closed per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper. 2a15l. per cent.
STERLING exchange-Strong, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 so7. 80
Tor demand and s4.ssa.G4ss for o. days
Posted rates. &.ssafsois and s4so1z. Com
mercial bills, Sass.
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0sssrvations taken at all stations at .
: a.. 18th meridian time q p. m Pacific
80. GEORGE -. SALISBURY.
oberssrvsr In Charge
Tides Mt Seattle Harbor Today.
Hish Tide. Low Tide.
an feet pm feet "a. m fest pm fsss
IS III rs l5.cil n.5 c.s $50 us
AT Port Townsend.
II So III le.5ll lilo o.sI c.osI ST
Seajttie. July q. 1a6.
Exchanges a. Seattle. Tacoma and Port
md clearing houses today were:
Clearances. BALANCES.
feaftie .$lZ3. sss "a SIT $40 81
Tacoma .......-..... a ~ -, ~ ~ 800 90
the cargo Of the steamer Umatilla.
vasch arrived from San Francisco yesser-
tsv. was not put on the market IN, 90
AZ evening but a large amount was dis
sbarged and a good average quantity WAS
sscsivef.
The FOURTH OF July trade had such a
epoi effect in having cleaned UP the mar
<, that slight scarcity Is evident in all
APARTMENTS Of fruit and produce
Tie first native blacIuberries came I'm
YESTERDAY from Arlington and are selling
1. si0 for fifteeEl-pound boxes. Raspsoer-
fies are weak at soe175c for half crates and
ndlG for whole ones Currants are
scsrce but excellent in quality. and ara
quoted at slfpl.25. Strawberries. OF WHICH
buf few good ones are on hand, were Of
ferea yesterday at Slft1.5.
Butter has experienced an advance OF
h Tor all grades. and Is now offered at
a average OF i5GIi7c for the finest The
demand has increased materially.
Exzs are down 10 l3c for Eastern Wash
inxfof and lac for local ranch. but are
moving better than they have been for
tyo or three days past. Poultry Is all
scld out OF the local market, bur prices
have not changed.
Tomatoes are moving well at 12ixc;
cuclimlbars have advanced 10 CSC a dozen.
The two steamers for Alaska. taking
ne,, a large cargo OF produce, have a
gerry perceptible strengthening effect ON
ehe local market.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL RANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in..... .SseSoo
Surplus -SlyD. so
JACOB r uTtn. s-.....-.~...-.... -. EcStueut
r. &. Neureidsr...-..-.....-t vice t,ftSident
r. v. Ankeny. Cashier
DIRECTORS.
E. c. NeufeIder, j. n. HAYDEN.
s. Frauenthai. Jacob Furth.
Gigmund Schwabacher.
Correspondence in all the principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1887. Capital, 500, 900
Bailey Building, Second and Cherry Sta
--Transacts q
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
Business,
Deposits received In any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
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BANKS.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
(4clA 80. ....................s.. AkSV.O0
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SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE - WEEKLY
TINE CARD.

Leaves City dock, Seattle. foot OF Maiu
and jackson ssree;s--July s, at 10 p. M
July 10. at ~ noon; July ~. ar IL noon.
Leaves Mount Ncfuon--July 2. at 4 p. m :
July ii. at p. IN; July IL. AT p. IN.
EVERETT AND SNOfrOMISu RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock. daily, except Saturday, at 10
y. an for Richmond, E,lsaonds. Afslkiiseo.
Mosher, Everett, Marysviie. East Everetf.
Lowell ard Snohomish. connecting at Sno-
homish with boats for Cherry Valley.
Toit and all up river points. Returning.
leaves Snohomish $50 a m. daily. excell~
ing Sunday.
LILLY. BOGARDUS g. CO. inc.
Owners and Managers
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Runs superb equipment. consisting OF
dining cars, buffet library ear. palace and
upholstered tourist sleeping cars.
Overland train, east bound. leaves Sc
attic 7:fO p. m. West bound trains ar
rive As p. n
Coast line train. north bound leaves 90
attic, s.i5 a. m. arrives $50 ?. M
For tickets and general information re-
earding this line call on or address
r. c. STEVENS. Gen. Agt,
2i2 Front street, Seattle. Wash
Nv YOUNG. c. r. 4 I. A.
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Total Sales.
Tho total sales OF stocks today were
go 900 shares including: American Sugar,
9 -so. American Tobacco. i,5o: Burling-
ron. II. 500; Chicago Gas. 1900: Distilling.
o enc. Kansas & Texas. 1850; Kansas Il
Texas preferred. 800: Louisville Nash-
,,,us t0o. New York & New England,
& s0o. Reading. s5oo: ST. Paul u.Sa;
southern Railroad preferred, Il.eoo: u. :.
Leather, $3.50: Wheeling Lake Erie.
7ioo.
Dry Goods.
Agents have advanced the prtce OF all
~ras~ ien4ns i.c and Hamilton staple
-.os,.s &c. There have been n great many
n,,,rnrs IN the TaarSet- Their inquiries
have been more FOR fnfoFTiiSatiott tflah -
.s,,,,~,,se New business In cottons was
,,as<. E,,r. clothing woods. both light and
.,sssx,y- weights there was a wider inquiry.
-. ,,n~kfsrahle business was done
or,rs cloths were firm az Csc.
.lour.
r-io,,r-Rereipts. 2oeoo barrels exports.
: M barrels; sales l2.9po packages Mar
ket weak aud hover. Following wheat
wheat.
,,-,,. re>eiu.S s. COO bushels: exports.
-. ~a1eS s 5000 bushels futures. ~
900 h,,shels spot. SPOT. weak: No 2 red
-, ana elevator 70iec. anoat. use; I.
- Te,., afioat. No. hard. &c T. O. D
49,. options were demoralsxesi To-Day
nv excessive iidUidation essoour~gsa oy
.,,u>h better crop reports. lower caotes'
foreign selling, a large gain N hfgHsn
visible and heavy Indian. Argentine ana
fs,,ssian shipments for the WEEK cloSed
e. esgi.,, ,asrsr. No red. July, Tsss si1SSS',
,,Iossd -os<c; August, 7a5to. closed Use
ser.eure,er. TIa&7sssc. CLOSED .i9se; ~
.,orsr ~. fs1ss.c. closed Tgiac; December,
-Sxs TzsTSc, closed TIC
Hops.
uops--ouiet.
Wool.
weci-FTrn, dofneSsao "eNNe'
pulled. s'8sso- 49,
III ,r,n--Ssronx: American. suea1il4
..coner-F'frsn: exchange prsce. ss"-Ss
Y~aa--FYrgn; exchange price. w.
,x,Ftrrn: straits. sl4s: plates. market
Quiet and arm
spelter-2uiet-
Coffee.
0.,.>,s closed dull at bEi9
49,. s3a,ltns. July. $f4Se ssctoter. go.
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-. p fs.new.re 12t C. p. lists Of % 100
T. y IL, new. coup i2i Den & r. G. Is .lis
=. ,. IS, reg. .llsi3 Fours .......... ss4
=. =. o. coup. .llblx Erie Seconds. so@.
y. p IS reg....ll2 ). H. x S.-A- 6s. 104
~. . ~, coGT...-ll3 5cvenS ........ f3
Us: 3. reg. sizlH. & r. c. u.s.. .l0a.a
Iscihc bs, 3o....100 Skies .......... los
ala, Class A....10 NJ. X. IT. LIST A.. III.
Ala, Class B l07 second s.. 62i5
Ala, Class c.. W Mutual Union S.. 10
Ala, Currency % ~. j. e. Gen, IS. .10il
La. New Con, 49, ~ IN. y. ISIS. 1861
MISSOURI IS ......1o Seconds ..-.... .1oOLz
n. Carolina 6s.. ia Northwest Con. .fta
Fours $3.50. .bG s. II. Deb 5s. lilo
3. G. Non-Faund. AR. G.. w. lists. 76&
Tenn New Set Gs 81 ST Paul Con. Is. 1855
Elves ...........1B c. & p. w. .li2ts
Tenn Old 6s..... 50 Sr.L&T NJ. Gen IS SO.
Va. Centuries. sli5 =. l. &S.F.G 6sioS
Deferred ....... stssrex Pac. lists. -. a3i
.Atchison fs...... 7oz,l Seconds ........ 3eZ
Second A.. 3SssU. y. lists OF 90. 1864
Canada So. Dds. .l07i. West Shore A. .t0si@
l. & N........... 81 so. II. R.......... seis
o. r. & lN........fe 9i.l
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Corner Commercial and Yesler ave.
Paid up capital. 500. 900
Transacts a general banking business.
NJ. ID. Ballard. President
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r. r. Spencer. .......Cashier
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I. A, N,ADEsAU.
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