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Well Known in New London.

New London, Nov. 14.-Word was re- ceived here to-day of the death at this morning, of Mar quis Lanza. The marquis is very well known here. having spent the summer with the marquise at the residence of Colonel Augustus Tyler.
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New Record Established.

Manchester, Nov. 14.-J. H. Tyers, who yesterday beat the swimming rec ord for 800 yards, to-day established a new record for 1000 yards, swim ming the distance in 13 minutes 52 3-5 seconds.
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Maher's Challeng AcceDted.

London, Nov. 14.-F'rank Slavin has accepted Peter Maher's challenge for a fight for $5, 900 side, and has deposit ed $500 forfeit money.
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EeaIy is Expelled.

Dublin, Nov. 14-The parliamentary committeeof the Irish committee of the Irish national party to-day passed a resolution by vote of s to "A, ex- polling Timothy M. Healey and Arthur O'Connor from that body.
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Governors Received |.

Atlanta, Ga., Nov. Ex-Governor At kinson gave a reception at the execu- tive mansion to Governor Hastings of Penns sylvania, Governor Greenhalge of Massachusetts and Governor Lippitt of Rhode Island.
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Two Sessions Held.

Providence, Nov. 1.-Two sessions of the Baptist congress were held today The morning subject was the physfolog- ical basis of morality.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27

San Francisco. June S-Arrivesi-TNig
Liberty. Coos Bay. Nacsiaasw. Tacoma
Freigi1ts and charters-American bark
Sea King, coal from Nanasmo 10 san
Francisco; American bark Wilma. coal
from NanSino 10 San Francisco.
Port Townsend, June 264-Specisl-Ar-
rived-Schr Excelsior. from Santa Bar
eara. az Port Biakeley: schr Comet. from
San Pedro: blk Columhia from san Fran
cisco. at PORT Blakeley; sh Wachuse1ts.
from San Francisco. al NanaiTno; schr
Reporter. from Port Los Angeles. for Ia
coma: scar Azalia. for Seattle; Br sh
Wythor. from Vancouver. ar Seattle. dis
charging general cargo. hk Coryphene.
from Honolulu. Nor ok Fortuna. from
San Francisco. at Seattle; schr Sequeis.
from San Diego. at Hadlocks schr
j. NJ. Coleman. from san fran
cisco, 1T Tacoma Sailed-Sa Guar
dian. from Hadlock. for San Fran
cisco: schr George Watson. from Seattle,
for Honolulu: strs City of Topeka and
Willapa. for Southeast Alaska; hktn
Skagit. from Port Gamble, for San Pedro.
To sail tomorrow-Br sh Rlairgoyle. from
Vancouver. for Delagoa bay. Africa; blk
Oregon. Port Biakeley. for san Francisco.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock Exchange.

New York. June 2s-Speculation on the
stock exchange today was unsettled and
trading was only moderately active. In
terest in the stock market was diverted
somewhat TO the bond syndicate by the
rumors current touching the completion
of its contract with the government.
Messrs, Belmont and Morgan would voucn-
safe no explanation as 10 the status Of
affairs, holding that il is purely a matter
OF private business. The mootef point is
whether the syndicate is required 20 bring
any more gold from abroad. and neither
party to the great contract will speak.
The leading factors of todays market
were the supplies OF London trading in
Americans, favorable railroad earnings.
conflicting crop reports and clique man
ipulations. Sugar. which led in the tran
sactions, was forced down per cent. on
heavy sales The closing was at re-
covery Of Il per cent. Chicago Gas shows
q net loss of II. An attempt was made
TO force the short interest In Distiiling 10
cover by bidding up the stock in the early
trading. but II was unsuccessful, the loss
being only a per cent. or the coal stocks
Reading alone was dealt in to any tx
tent. The general market advanced dur
ing the forenoon but in most eases lost
the gain and a fraction additional. and
closed slightly below yesterday. The 9TH
er conditions are merely fractional The
market CLOSED heavy.
Tie bond market generally advanced
early but gave way somewhat IN the final
dealings. The sales for the day were
s. 505. 90.
Government bonds-strong.
state bonds-Iuactive.
Railroad bonds-Dull.
Financial.
Money-On call easy at IGlis Per cent;
last loan. !: closed per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper. 214a3is per cent
sterling exehange-Steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 saissfs. s9A
for demand. and $tsS'sG4 SKA for eo-days.
Posted rates, s. sat ssi@ and 81 asS74. apis.
Commercial bills. NS7a5aisS
Silver eert.ficates-6S}. g6s2sc.
Bonds.
7 : As. new. reg. d: 4 r. G. U.s.. 1l-s
L :. 5s, reg -El6.s Ffo8rS .......... ~.
l. : Is COUP. lisa Erie DDS. .,..... Goa
I. :. -, rSsg 20 O. r. s. :. A. 5s.1to
I 5, = re-. e Il. x T. c. 5s....Ili
PACING s.. So sixes =; Is
a.. Cas- Big = 49,, 500 49,, 81, 80
Ala, Currency 81 y. J. =. Gen IS. .ii7'z
Ia New Con-. So y. +. ISIS ..-... .1lsie
Missouri - .....ln SesooEsAs -...,.. In =
Fsa-E--z -.-..-..-GG ;. E. Desn. ss..1Ta
: 4. Non-FNana. lizR q. ". ISIS. 7Sg.
Tenn NeS 81 S.. s.ss. Paul Con 7s..Iss :
Tenn OIi s.. - Is L--SI. " Gen - =
Va %'ss-sEuTAeas- 8 = LIS = Gen as :
Deferred ......- 81 Tex Pac5ric ISIS %
Atchtssozs ls---... =. sssssoasis -. z!
ca, -. Sis. 1854 yveS- shors a.. .f67
u. ~ - y. Isis. -l4els 80. - E-...-..... So
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Mabel brought in 800 kegs or
nails from Everett yesterday.
Steamer Evangel brought in cargo OF
shingles for Eastern shipment.
steamer Chnkat. from Alaska, has been
reported and is expected to arrive al
p. m. today.
Tug Mystic towed the schooner William
Bowden TO Port B1akeley to load lumber
for Australia.
Schooner Gen Banning arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with 80 tons OF gen
eral merchandise for this port
Steamer Rainier towed fourteen sections
of logs from Priests point TO Tacoma ar
irving at o'clock yesterday morning.
The new sloop Nancy cleared yesterday
at the local custom office for british CO.
lumbia- She may engage in halibut fish
ing.
Today is steamer day at Ocean dock.
The CITY OF Puebka Is due from San Fran
cisco and the Mexico VIII sail for that port.
The Queen will sail for Alaska
4 scow load of wood tied to the City
dock has gone adrift and force OF tweuty
men were put to work under the docks
picking It up. but about twenty-five cords
win be lost.
Steamer Sehome went out last night
with eighty tons OF wheat for Victoria.
She is making better time than was ex-
g,ected and has been running ahead of
her schedule. SO that It may have to be
changed.
Steamer Mexico win sail for San Fran
cisco today with a good cargo and the fol-
lowing passengers: Mrs. A. McGratty,
Miss J. Johnston. Miss G. N. Johnston,
Miss X. Ball, Miss Heating, Miss a. Il.
Chalmers. Mrs. Randell and two daugh-
tiers. Miss ". Miller. Miss o. Miller, Miss
T. TT. Breckenfeld, Mrs ;. Aaronson. n
sfcrrtosh II e. Stone. Mr.. MAESTRO, II.
buchanan, w. u. wellman. w. II. Dent.
Miss Nlcsher and sister. Mr.. and Mrs w.
r. Osborne. Miss r. Keller. Miss I. Rosen-
field. Mrs. ]. g. Niggfe. Mrs. u. A. T'nr-
ner. Mrs. l.. a. wrightson. Myron Aaron
son. Mrs. n. G. Gresham, Miss Nwssrtzai.
Mrs. q. Anderson Mrs. r. j. Johnson and
two children. n. g. Hyde W. +, MRis,
Mrs Minnie George and child. and Mrs.
=. shepherd and two children
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Forks. Csslla-n county: ]. E. Crawford.
noble grand. j. A. Lorhbagn, recording
secretary.
Jennings Paint Company. OF Tacoma:
capital sock. $1,000: incorrorators. r. ".
Jennings. W. B. Rogers. +. +. croweii:
TO generally deal IN paints OF all kinds.
E0reka SGSpendsr Company. ~ Seattle:
capital, Sino: .ncorporasors, j. S. Holt. w.
w Elarec.
Pacific Empire Lumber Company. OF
south Bend, Pacific county: capital. $50
eo; ireorpcrasors. J. l. Harris, J. T.
Carney and c. q. Erect: 10 manufacture
lumber etc
boundary Greek Mining Company. OF
spokane; capital. sIoca ssss: tnco~poratcrs.
q. III. Reed. Charles Theis. Charles Mon
aeth, simon RosenhAups. II. I. Cole.
me Arctic TRAILING Company. OF Seat
tie: capital stock. s. eCos 4ncoroa~ators.
~ W. Bruce.C. L. Webb J. A. Railargecn
and a. :. Rtrrwccl; to operate and build
steam boats and to carry on a general bust
hess OF transportation.
Seattle Warehouse and Terminal x-o~,
rany: 20 own ard operate grain eleya-
tors for the handling ard shipment OK
gram or all kinds; capital. si5noco: trus-
tees. I. II. Shepard. IL. y. Huntiy. John
Thomas
Northwest Boori Company. Of uoiiings-
worth; capital $1,000: incorpo-aforx. n.
~ SIAdkeNs r. IA NHrfUen. NJ. j. Powers.
70 erect and huid hcous IN rivers ana
streams. and 10 DO a general Jogging busl-
Tess.
Badger Single Company. OF wSatcom:
capital, S.eoo: inco-noratcrs. T. nuprav.
George T. Adams G.. q. Shelton: to oper-
ate shingle mills
orcas Fruit Dryer Company. capital.
sl1.eo; incorporators. w. T. Sutherland.
J. A. Gould. George w. Meyer, II. X. Nc
Lachlan, Edmond vanboga~t
Church Charity Association. OF Tacoma
under the auspices of the Methodist
Episcopal church: 20 maintain hospitals
asylums. schools, homes for destitute par
sons. etc; William VI. Baker president;
Charles McCutcheon. secretary.
Clalsam Land Company, OF Port An
Geies; capital. $4,000: sncorpor.asors. e.
=. Brown and n. NJ. Brown. TO carry on
3 general re2I estate business.
Northwest Mining Company OF Seattle:
capital. sic. coo; 3ncorporators. A. A.
Wright, l.. b. Pearce. A. b. Hunt.
Aberdeen Logging Company: capital,
$3.50; fncorporators. James Patterson
and Fred Dawiey.
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Ncw Incorr.srarions.

Olympia. June g.--speciaL-Articles Of
incorporation have been filed in the Office
Of tha secretary OF state as follows:
Sprague Packing Company; capital, SO
90. tncorporatorS, II. NJ Schneider. l.. III.
stanton. Guy l.. Lindsey; 90 operate q
wholesale meat market. pack pork. lard,
&c.
High Ore Cod Mining and Smelling
Company. of Spokane capital. Soo GO;
trustees, Cyrus Happy. W. q. Estep. j. H.
griffith. III. T.. Rodgers and D. NJ lie
I,eoa: TO develop mines and mining prop
erty.
Olympic Building and Loan ard Saw
fvp,s Association. og Tacoma: capital
sfoek 10000; .ncorTror&foTs. ". g..
wheeler. L. +. sampson. G. s. Barlow. q.
- Wnit;y, 8. r. Balkwili. ". T. COTE =.
IT. III. Warner. =. l. sairnson. G. W. Cook
and = W Mock. Of Tacoma. ard r. o..
Krte6sr, c. S. Reinhart and A. A. I.aEd-
sev OF Olympia. TO accumulate tne saw
tuvs and funds % SIS members. and TO
carry on a building and loan association.
Forks Lodge, No. Is. L O. o. =, OF
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January 1 and For
Yesterday.

Pal estate transactions since January
4 1Sa5 are 50 0a5, $50 AZ. There were Med
Tor record Yesterday ~ deeds. the consid-
erations aggregating asst. Following IL
the list as furnished by the Daily Record,
room a ScheuesTnan block:
August C4fiturn to Peter Wander. lot
q block T, Puget Sound Park add Des
Moines, 81.
serbia BRYANT ct AL 10 Isaiah w. Bry-
ant. 1eO acres in tp ., 4, q. c.. 81.
NJ l.. Whitman TO stephen i. Wood
ward. lots ] 10 6. block i5s. Salmon Bay
Park add, 500.
Thomas pcoyer and Cornelius sullivan
TO Evan O. Jones. acres In southeast
quarter. sec 6. tp q. TT. 800.
George w. Dunlap 20 Charles G. Brund-
age. lot 6. block z. Madison Street add.
Sais.
Edwin Ripley TO r. l.. LIisey. lots and
4 block %. Laws Second add, 81.
John Hartig TO John X. Gait, axsD feet,
lot 4 block 81: 21xSn feet. lot /. block "a, c.
G. Terry's Second add. s2o0.
NJ. NJ. Shipe TO H. Livingstone. lots
as3 2Ss. IS. 2Ss. 2s7, block Is. Columbia.
and tract in sec 2. tp q. r 4, q. C., =.
George A. Gordon ct TX. Fred A.
Pggen CT uxt4o Ernest NJ Thuriow, lois
and :. block -. Lake Union add. q. c..
s. 100.
Daniel Deane 70 Andy " Lin. lots to
7 block 4. Green Lake Circle Railroad
add also.
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Chart Corrections for May.

The bulletin OF the United States coast
and geodetic survey for May announces
the following chart corrections on the Pa
cific coast:
California. Half Moon bay. buoy moved
The red can buoy. No. =, shown NV Of
Rock &c tangeno. NV Is w; Widow
Woods House. NNE "a p.
California. of Ballenas bay. Duxeury
reef. buoy moved-Duxbury reef black
can buoy is shown moved SO metres NV
from its former position.
California, Fort Bragg landing, buoy
changed-The T. S. whistling buoy shown
OF Fort Bragg landing is changed on the
charts 10 q red whistling buoy.
California, Crescent City harhor. buoy
erased-The red bell buoy. &C. c." here
tofore shown NV from whaler island.
Crescent City harbor. has been erased
from the charts.
Washington. Puget sound. Quartermas-
ter harbor, new buoy-A red nun buoy.
No. 2. is now shown off Point Piner shoal.
on the bearings: Maury island Is tam
GENT, f Is S: Maury island CIV tangeno.
y /. ".
British Columbia, Vancouver island.
Victoria harbor. change In ltSat charac-
teristic-The characteristic OF Berens
island light is shown changed from nxed
blue to fixed white with eciipses.
British Columbia. Vancouver isiaha'
Nanaimo harhor. Hew post hght-A new
post light (R.l is shown on the chart IN
Nanaimo harbor on the bearings: Protec-
ton island (E. tangent. by W = w
Sharps point. ENE ]. Il.
Alaska. Wrangel strait. north entrance:
shoal spot--A preliminary examination OK
the obstruction at the y entrance 20
wrangel strait, reported by Pilot w, r.
George on. to NJ. 1872, par. SO. has been
made by Lieut.. Commander +. h. Moore.
II. S. NJ, commanding the coast survey
steamer Patterson. and has developed
rocky patch having Ga fathoms on II az
the mean of the lower low waters. Thls
shoal spot Is shown on the charts So
metres NE y l. from Prolewy Rock
spindle.
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wenatohoe STRAWBERRIES and Apple


Wenatchee. june Especial Recently
tho Post-lntelligencer correspondent hap
pened to be at the farm of County CONF
missioner Pitcher. which a. located FIVE
maes from Nenatchee. This genial gem
ueman had surprise IN store for us
which would create no end of wonder
ment anywhere outside OF the Wenafches
valley. Lunch was spread. and in the
center OF the table was a dish OF straw
berries. the top OF which was adorned and
I'm fact almost covered by one mammoth
strawberry which actually measured
eight and three-fourths (Ss,) inches In
circumference. This was not all: a largo
pan fun Of last years apples, Stark vari-
ETY.. was also Introduced during the re-
past. The apples we're still firm and solid.
not Flemish "a mem. and our host IN
formed us that he thought they would
keep until the Isl OF August at least. Ths
keeeping qualities OF tho Wenatchee fruit
arc indeed phenomenal.
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The decline Of the strawberry season is
becoming more apparent and the prices
have advanced 80 that but few good ones
ers do not expect any at all after this week
and there are really few in the market
now and but one more car load to go East.
The effect OF the shipments has been
very beneficial and has resulted in the saw
ing OF several thousand dollars to the
growers. and their industry Is strength
ened by the real demonstration of the sue
cess of the business from a commercial
standpoint A few were stir to be had yes
tertlay for 81. The tendency in cherries IS
upward. and while the prices have not
changed as yet. the demand is better and
the overstock Is somewhat less. The quo
cations are 5o975c a box. The raspberry
market is duh. and while the prices are
still quite high, they have dropped from
81 70 half crate to siGl1.25. They are ex-
cellent in quality and all local grown.
Currants. which are extra fine. are on
hands In good quantities and they sell at
81 sol. 80.
Peaches from California were scarce
yesterday. but large consignment will
arrive today on the steamer
Apples ara variously quoted, small boxes
56c and larger 59-pound boxes $3.50. They
are California grown OF this season.
Local cabbage IS weak at lie, with an
extra supply.
Eggs are very weak at TIC, the receipts
yesterday having been heavy. Meats OF
all kinds continue dull.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HnTyEI. RIrTI4ER

H0TNEb CUTLER
g. G.. McNamaEu- Port TownscnA>
J. Abrams. san Fluncisco-
!. tadz. Port Townsend.
Miss Kelly. San F'ranczsco.
G. g. Mlnday, Seattle.
S. q. Walker, INscoma.
l.. III. aIasNdas and wife, Victoria.
" .' IS R rupert port ! Towns end.
J. Jones, Port Townsend.
T., j.. CornpfoGs Mount Vernon.
-. II. Harrison, Mount Vernon.
u, II. plough. Chioaao.
u. II. lfeustori. Ta,ana.
w. >. Haynes, Chicago.
J. III. Watson. Lake Chesam
R. @. o. Blden, Olympia.
ID. r. Bahbitt, Taconaa.
R. S. Chase, Olympia.
j. Morgan, astoria.
John II. Hoyt, Seattle.
Samuel Baker. Seattle.
Julius Ptnscrs. North Yabfn1As
f. Wetnhatm. Everest.
J. j.. Garden. ". :. r. C 3.
ls. s. Casrsea, Junraai.
w. w. Famssogt. Greeubtug. Pa
w. II. IAlney, Tacoma.
George TlIrel, TScorra.
a. N. House, Pennsyivanfa..
HOTEL NORTHERN.
c. W. Snyder. Tacuna.
Mrs. ". t. Clergyman. wsnnkpeg.
4. w. Hawks. Snoshornash.
e. a. " 'F3GrFHsNff. IACpiffA.
Mrs WasnoTe, Tacorna.
NJ. X WtgTton. Tacoma.
L. Jones. Vancouver. B. G.
G. T.. Browne, Vancouver. =. g.
j.. II. Spencer, Yancouver, B. c.
T7rlnlx Davidson. Ntctorna.
]. W. Tang. Nasnairno,. 9.
r. u. Siarne9on, Golderldaie-
ID. O'Connur. Gcidenstahe.
j. l.. Murray, Friday liaroor-
G. Stewart, Friday ttarpor.
Eva IDFfirA san .tfSH<
J. r. Evans, Chicago.
j. Wilson. Everett.
r.. ID. sschloss. Chicago.
Mrs. Huber and son, FOriland-
J. ". Unwes. r. NJ. s.. Portland
M. r. Evans. Tacoma.
j., IssOn. Tacoma.
Mrs Il, s, Wafton. Tacoma
4. II. Valentine. Tacoma.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
n. Burns. Spokane.
JSr-i II. Meri-sl and wife. Portland
III n. sullivan. Mort Orchard
r.. Wnraxsstt. OlyniFssa-
J: 81. T4alisngsr. New. s;.ss,l Wv,
Ta Morris. New York
W. s. Tunnangpn. New. York
lanes Savage New York
John Mason, Nav York
% Connolly, New YORK
] Murphy. New YORK
S:o.or.ge Haskell, New Yo'k
KysfM,fn Ktf-zch, New YORK
II. dio.pk, New YORK
&. sshuhze. New York
,sers-Qs Lake. New York
clifford RssInel1 New YORK
lanes Vance. San Francisco.
q y. HIafg,h. OiyurFsa-
NJ. r. Ifaii, Afssrdeer.
q. u. Turner. san fEs,fcVs
VI. +. Sysglcor, Por'tlann-
George 1Ybbetts. Gllnssn.
q. A Tva0mpDoFs. 5eaNle-
A. j. ssruasa1. Spokane.
aforTI4 DIIHiDR-
7 sroAaarharon. Lowell.
-x-uIsasr ~. Kennedy. JslrrrAu-
y FJgag-t. Everett
Tasysss 1fser1n. Snoflom1rh-
4, q. JSr4pp. 5no.sgouesn.
Il. X. David. Nalhsocfo. = -"
Al Tsa.sss. StaTswood.
T.. y. Jones. Az-ilrErorn.
~. 81, tUI0eg,r 5Es'asf''
gPat Mccoy. Edisca.
Mrs. II. Mccoy. Ed1ssrT.
~ q xvanx@snan. Eacnsrfrrrg,
nt~r a. q. WaalGsFnana. EAfefasoeavs
Wr. x. Ta.Elar, kETDry.
49, -. Store, houEf vernon.
So q; O. H,nzlifh, SElrshsesIls%n.
Ms. y. J. KenSnAdy. san Ffssfc'
as5ss Hes. san Fa-s-pf%ro.
Ts-o-ss Ffagan, Snnhcsnrsfl-
- q Pearson, ssfs4gl~Osof.
&c. a u. fsssrsYn. Stanwood-
NYr(sue Cherry NatSey-
=. ~ ra~esrtsce. Sac-amsnso.
- ps~azsesr. Cherry valley.
- yVhltrls-y. EIa3aock,
s'.,~i ss.smart. fsrfsaAy Earoor.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Wool and Hops.

San francisco. June 2S-Wool-Year's
fleece, San joaquin. 5000; edx ito estgsl.
months, 6GSc; six To eight months, Caih-
veras and foothiTl. free. S1i1ec: six TO eight
months. Calaveras and foottlsll defective.
sGISc; northern. 9ood to choice, l2d1ac
northern, defective. S61oc; Nevada spring,
light and choice. 9011c; heavy, &C.
Ifops-iQ6c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady; December, $Io4iS
Parley-No fEading.
CorTl-SI 10.
eff
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LfNGaAaf LINE
VI steamers and Clipper Sn.pA

Isset sound direct 20 Deisxoa Bay, car
go soyus al through rates from GEN.
80 Aeef.sag TIE Northern Pacific railway
% SnfhpHn-eS affiliated thereto, via
usss sound 20 Delasoa Bay. and thence
~ ne Netherlands railway OF the south
.atsSsn republic 10 Pretoria and johann
q oIowing the steamship Solveig. the
.i..e SEA uiship Oscar H.. OF $3.50 tons.
ION iaosn Fug@t Sound tT3cona). 20 be fol-
Io@co Dy other CLEANERS and sailing clip
PRS from tbs or other ports on Puget
SOUND For terms apply to:
Wash
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Francisco.
+. r. Lingslarn. Deiagoa Bay.
u. F. Neame 81 Co., general English
z. c.
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.

london. June 2s--Silver. sn2-lsd; con-
sols 107t&: rate of interest, Bank OF En-
gland. per cent
New York. June e. The Evening Posts
T.ondon sabIerram says. Investment
stocks were booming today. while specula-
tive stocks were rather duh Coslsols
we're quoted az 1g7l4. another record"
Americans closed dull. There Is immense
interest here in the Chinese loan. but
nothing Is definitely known about II.
Bread.tufTs and Grains.
T6vArooal. June es.-wheet - Spot,
4-eatv. demand. poor: No. : red winter.
S. Esd: No. spring, stocks exhausted:
M ! hard Manitoba. SIS I'D: No Cali
forufa- SIS 81 Futures opened firm ~ith
near ard distant positions sd higher;
,.,ossl arm AT 111ad higher for near DO
sitlonz. June. IS Cd; July. Is 6tad: August.
a "a. September, - 81; October, IS SD:
November Is Sd
e,n-,-Snss firm. American mixed. new.
A. go Futures closed firm, I4Ha%d
birF~r. June. - ss4d. July. Is Sad: Aug
- - cd; September. - I'D; Osctober,
A ss.a. November. - sd
F'loar-Dun demand. poor; fancy sin
ter. 5 81.
Hyps-At London. FaciAc coast, -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
Pines. on wheels.

Travel IL luxury Ia the palatfai cars
OF the great North western lirae. IL 10 the
-, ,1o..,,lar lire b4sween 81. Paul ard
1,n,ca.o The supeTTo trains connecting
,,9.,, al .-ansconeinental lines CONSIST Of
e1eerAnz. dining. parior. buffet and this
T,vnos,s GONNA rtnent cars. heated by
ns~xrn ard lighted ny Pantsch gas. All
cennsctsrlr lire ticket agents sell tickets
ard make reservations. or can On or ad-
$3.50 y n. Parker, Puget Sound Agent.
eli F,rons street. Seattle