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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-10
Information for Mariners.


The branch photographic Office. Gus
tom house. Port Townsend. Wash. will
furnish on application. free of charge.
full information regarding the following
notices TO mariners, viz.
Africa. east coast, telegraph cable from
Mozambique TO Mojanga, Madagascar.
Austro-Hungary. Port Cara, harbor
regulations.
Austro- Hungary. submarine telegraph
cables between Selve island and Melada
island.
California. Crescent City harbor. posi-
ton of Fauntleroy rock bell buoy.
East Jldia islands, strait OF Mskassar
amended particulars Of Samarang shoaL
Atacames ledge, extension Of shoaI
ground northward.
Ecuador. Esmeraldas river. general In
formation
Ecuador, soundings.
England. south coast. Needles channel
temporary exhibition of electric lights
below CIff-end fort.
Hindustan. west coast, Jafarabad har-
Dor. alteration In light
Ireland. west coast, shannon river, al
iteration in Sod island light.
New Jersey. Delaware bay wreck OF
the steamer Allegheny removed
Red sea, gulf Of Akahah. reefs in strait
OF Tran.
Red sea. Geographic connections with
kamaran island.
Rio De Ia Plata, sunken wreck east
ward Of English hank IiEhtVeSscl
Shetland isles. Fair isle temporary sig
nal station at Scaddon lighthouse
Washington Puge, sound. ouartermas-
ter harbor. buoy marking Point Piner
shoai
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

London. June s.-Siiver. 55kSi. Consols.
las 3-is Rate Of interest Bank OF Engiand
per cent.
London, June s-The Chilean loan which
has just been 6oated here was covered
twenty times over. the terms Of the loan
being regarded as especially advantageous
by European financiers. There has been
considerable disappointment because OF
the exclusion Of London bankers from TAX
ing part in the Chinese loan recently guar
anteed by Russia. and this kept money
rather weak during the past week Inc
stock exchange since the holidays has
been quiet 10 cuilness. The demand for
gilt-edged securities for investment has
been az keen as ever. but other securities
have demanded attention in certain direc-
tons only when business has been real
ling profits. Prices have been generally
depressed. The Spanish markets have
been weak because OF the Cuban troubles.
while the porte's refusal 70 grant the Ar
menian reforms has kept the foreign mar
ket extremely duh. South American Sc
curities have been fat and even the South
African mining shares have been dull.
Business has been restricted 20 the selling
OF Mexican securities Canadians remain
al a low price. American securities. eX-
cent the best class Of bonds. have re-
iapsed. Despite the improving nature OF
the traffic returns. the general public has
not recovered from the ftSuES OF Aiittt-
tainty, and as soon as holders see a small
profit they .asten 10 take IL. Lake Shores
were UP \. and all others were down dur
ing the week. Reading hrsts ana Erie
seconds lost per cent. Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific La. Denver and Missouri
Pacific l. Other losses were fractional
Breadstufrs and Grains.
Liverpool. June s-Wheat-Steady: spot,
demand poor: No. .. red winter S. si&d:
No. 2, red spring. SIS SID; No. !. hard Man
itoba, s. SID: No. !, California. SIS Gid.
Futures closed firm with November I'd
lower, others unchanged. June, ia 1lIad;
July IS; August. SIS I'D; September, IS I'D;
October. Is Id November. Sc ND.
Corn-Spot, dull; American mixed. new.
a. SID. Futures closed quiet. s.Mfd lower;
June. Is I'd: July. As ID August. - I'D
September IS Tizd; October, Is sd; Novem-
Der. Is SID.
FIour-Ftrm; demand moderate: st.
Louis fancy winter, rs al.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, q IS.
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THE q. X. q y. co.
steamers Tied Up and Branch Lines
Farming Nothing.

The recent criticisms in connection
with the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company have caused the following state
ment to he made at Omaha in Justiiica-
ton of the Union Pacific:
The lease OF the oregon Railway ana
Navigation Company. with a guarantee
of the payrnent of all fixed charges and .
per cent dividend on S25.oro.G0o capital
stock. was one of the combinations en-
tered into for the control of the property
by the Union Pacific. This road had
mileage OF about 800 miles of rail lines
and 1000 miles OF water lines, with thirty
one steamers. which we're not paying
operating expenses
Yet in the face of this fact a steamer
was built at a cost Of $50, ESQ which, after
completion. proved TO be worthless, and
laid up before one seasons service, and
this steamer has heen totally unit for
several seasons. y number of other
boats were condemned by the United
States inspectors. and for more than
three years have been rotting at Port
land. This property never earned the
dividend on the capital stock referred 10.
Not content. however. with the failure
Of the boat line, the past management
built a branch line of ninety-three miles
from Tekoa to Wallace and from Burke.
Idaho to the Occur d'Alene mines. in a
country already occupied by the Northern
Pacific, to get business that did not pay
either company. according to those best
In position TO know"
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner AIceio. Capt Galley. is ex-
pected in port any day.
Steamer W7llapa VIII sail for Alaska
this afternoon. June n
Steamship City Of Puebla is due 10 arriy g
from san Francisco next Wednesday.
Schooner Lowell. Capt Greene. took in
supplies Saturday and sailed on a halibut
fishing trip.
Steamer Delta took a large number a
pleasure seekers across the bay to the dry
dock yesterday.
The south side OF Harrington's dock.
which fell In some time ago has been re-
paired with new piliHg and planking.
Steamer state Of Washington landed ~
the Port Orchard dry dock yesterday with
a large party OF eXcursionists from Ia
coma
William Hcadlsnd. chief engineer on rho
steamer Delta. went - Providence hosp{.
tai Saturday 10 be operated upon for an
abScesS.
Steamer " ?. Nunroe towed raft az
boom sticks from Ballard to Priests Point
Saturday night and returned yesterday
morning
Next "Wednesday the steamship Mexico
will sail - San Francisco. instead Of tn.
Umatilla. which IS temporarily laid up at
San Francisco
TIE schooner Ella Eriand. which is -
50 North on a sealing hunt zane around
from ballard Yesterday. VIII BUTTS - -
so on her as her cook and Harry slack ns
a hunter. Butts anI Slack are wen-known
Ice men.
Schooner s.. Lawrence. Capt. Colts~
sailed for the haiihut hanks SATURDAY
morning and the Yukon discharged ah,n,
iec0 pounds OF halbuf. The Yukon viii
not go out again for several DAYS hut
when she does leave IL viii be for long
trip North.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The BOARD OF Trade.

The BOARD OF Trade.
Chicago. June S-Although the first sales
OF wheat were al from lac 20 &c per busheI
over the price at the close yesterday the
opening was comparatively tame. The
weather was still dry in the wheat area
and wet in the spring wheat section. The
chief items Of early news comprised the
publication OF the state crop reports. The
Michigan report gave an average cOndi-
ton for the state at g. or about 10 Per cent
reduction for the month. The Illinois re-
port gave the average Of the state al &,
as compared with p per cent. on May J.
These reports were not quite 50 bad as
the fmagfna tons Of some % the sp@cu-
lators had pictured the conditions. and
consequently their erect was bearish
rather than bullish. The Argentine ship
racntS were smaller for the week. but
they fell fiat having been expected The
SHIPMENTS Of four and wheat, as published
by Rradstreet's amounted from both
coasts 10 . %. 90 bushels SG 80 bushels ~
which was from the Pacific side tn"
total OF the week before was = s.. 81
bushels and the corresponding week %
last wear > az coo bushels. The aggregafe
decrease OF wheat and four In the United
States and Canada FOR May. as given nv
the Daily Trade Bulletin. was i95S,Go
bushels and deauctiug an increase Of =
0so - bushels In Europe and sfioaf. the net
amount Nf The world 5 decrease Tor haf
was y .E1aoo bushels. The market acted
rather heavy for an hour or more Fart
ridge took = hand IN the market. ana
around S1@sc for July he began 90 feed tne
bulls with short wheat. The price gradu-
ally but surely declined 20 seize. and sitter
hanging between that and Sh9c Tor time
q slid or 20 T92.c There was a n excellent
INQUIRY Tor cash wheat, iNt@a bushels BE-
ing "a ken 10 60 10 Toledo Then came nj
r,orS OF hot winds IN California having
damaged crops there from = 20 - per
-.,. and chfnchhugS IN the spring " heat
II was a mere TuTnur. hut " cfeateS, = com
v,,ction and the price went 20 NAc TOT
July where u closed 49,
Jelv corn opened a. from Sac % $40
as,-an,e,4 70 6es.c. reached sS'sc and closed
:, ssTes- as against s@Asc yesterday.
r,,lv cats started al from Sexc 20 SFatc
soid al s>sssfStsc. advanced 20 @s=c ana
closed az Nisc-
ne provision market was nruAsr ana
.-.,,.,x.ar.ss the light loss 81 the dsy before
,,,,,nar,,sf with yesterdays closing prices
- i from Is, 10 IKE higher. lard. &c
sirber and ribs are up &.
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Trere were alesf for record SATURDAY >
,azaFs the considerations aggregat1ng
A. "a Es,aows-S ~ a list as furnished by
IRE naIly Record. room 4. ScaeDegzasa n
Block:
a 3. Hoiyoke 70 Henry Swift. jr-. Soss
I a hto.-s 4. Ter-y's ii add s3o.
p. q ". Lactterbs-g 70 George HerZogs
int "a block :. Madison Street add. SIZE.
= .. ". I.ichtenosrg 20 John Jea4<t. For
* tlo-Ex :. Madison Street add. slS,.
II r. Bean 20 Joseph Dyer, lots ). o,
>,,osex 3: D. 81. =. block $, Ross u and. s..
onward G Hanson 10 Roke-ta X +.
o5@rreTIfrer. ~. lot 3. plat OF -Alki point,
s-4e
H1afxv II. Hanson 20 Roberta h r.
s,s-ar~euffer. 10; y. plat OF Aiki pOdtt. SOL
Iosu r. Ahernetny 10 Herbert : Upper.
,rarrs i. Is. Upper * Renick's Belt Lac
add. q. g, 81
Jobr & Farmer 10 Herbert s. Upper,
tract Il. I-pper * Rensk's Belt Lane add,
$50. =
wess Green 20 Lucy A. Johnson, lots
- Il. * block Il. Madison Street add.
SIS
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INVESTIGATION OF RAILROADS
III the People Knew the Earnings. STOCK
.Iobbing Would Cease.

.Iobbing Would Cease.
A \. Teisberg, OF Fergus Falls, secre-
tsry OF the Minnesota board OF railroad
and warehouse commissioners, several
weeks ago startled conservative Eastern
ers by a proposition 10 have the lniers ate
commerce commission conduct an invest
CATION OF the actual value and cost of the
railroad system Of the country. The prop
nsftion was referred 20 a committee which
has not vet been appointed, and which VIII
recommend 10 the convention OF railroad
commissioners OF the entire country. state
and national. whether IL is considered
practical or otherwise
- think my proposition was In reality
a very conservative one so far as the rail-
road companies are concerned" said Mr..
Telsherg 10 the Pioneer Press. There is
a feeling in this country thar the rail-
roads are a ponder0us octopus, which
threatens to sap the life OF the people
and which now already Is doing great
damage TO the people This feeling Is
The basis Of the demand for government
ownership OF the railroads. Personally,
do not believe that would be advantage
Gus 10 the American people. no matter
how we'll II may have worked in Europe.
But there must be some reasonable
middle ground upon this question For
my part. / believe that all reSonapie
people-and by that ! mean the over
HlF!mlnE majority VI INC -t&A4cA an -
ple-are willing that the railroads should
have a fair return upon the capital ac-
tually invested. / should say they would
ne willing that the great captains or IN
dustry. who have the ability 10 success
fully manage these large Industries
should get rich. But they want 70 know,
and they will ultimately learn. the hon
est facts about the cost of transporting
freight and passengers.
while II is true that IL Is largely for
the purpose of knowing what rates are
reasonable that this investigation, Which
/ have proposed. should he made. there
are other and important reasons besides.
one of these is that II the people kno"
accurately. through the means OF an I'M
partial government bureau. what the rat
roads cost and what their legitimate earn
ings are. there would be an emu 20 ne
STOCK iohherv and manipulation which not
only keeps rates high. but roos the leSlt-
innate stockholder and investor also.
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Financial
s,Nef hSrs s. ef67ts Drafts-SiSht -
-'eA dolars.& f252ts do Telegraph. 5
Mining stocks
NFW YORK MARKETS.



80 York. June S-The stock market
..Taei dun With Some irregularitv as 10
- Advances recorded were 81 the
-. fractions. while Cotton Oh pre-
- ana SJsar declined = and Rub
n hd0hfr rallied per cent. later.
IS lae last hour 81 business there was
80 Improvement IN prices Sugar
s.'aS The market closed strong ana in
1iain higher. Speculation during the
A. "as al times extremely Rpathetic.
@l.lie somewhat irregular the move
r. =. prices was in the main downward.
s. s~leS ~ The Week were !. ia. ~ shares
- stocks we've dealt in
So. 'rAa.ng in bonds during the short
.ea iotaN vas active and generally
rAs Total safes. g.. ,ssh enc.
s'fernraent horis- Steady.
s'Aie bondS- nuH
s'siiFoa1 bonds-Firrn.
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Total sales.


Total sales Of stocks today were 81 7gs
shares. including: American Sugar. Is
go: Atchison. 4.lo0: Burlington, 800. Con-
solidated Gas. $50: Distilling $500. Cen
erai Electric. 400. l.. & N. 400. Read
ing. $500; 81. Paul. 100: Tennessee Coal
i.a". L. S. Cordase. e,ooo; Wabash. 1900
Flour.
Fiour-Receipts. 2i.ooo bbls: exports
7.4oo hhls: sales. $500 packages Dull
Buyers generally held off to await the gov
eminent report: city mill patents. 81 S5d
5.l5. city mill clears sii0Q4.40; Minnesota
patents. A.io94s5: winter extras. S21sG
$50; winter extras. low grades. s. 4sa3.5o /;
rye -four, firm.
Wheat-Receipts. a., 7oo: exports. 5000
bushels: sales 2 ii0.eo0 bushels futures: spot
none. Spot inactive. No. red store and
elevator s2zc: shoat, SIC; {. o. b.. SIC !:
No. / hard. delivered. SIC: No. ! North
ern. Siise delivered. Options We're
strong and fairly active. closing at
an advance OF i4a3&. No. , red June
closed SIC: July. s. IS-isdSs.c. closed s2lac
August. s3@sdS4c. closed $50; Septem-
Der. s. lS-isfiSi i-isc. closed S4izc.
Hops.
Hops-Steady. Common 10 choice, old
3a5c. last year. 4aSc. Pacific coast. old.
315c; 1894, 4gSc.
Wool.
wool-Ffrm. Domestic fleece, I6T2Sc /,
pulled. l9a2ic.
Metals.
Pig iron-Firm. American. Si0T12so.
Copper-Steady. Brokers price. 5000.
Iead-Strong. Brokers price. SS.1&z.
Tin-Plates. quiet
Coffee.
Coffee-Options closed quiet. unchanged
10 five points advance September. SIAN.
October. SiIS); December: NtTS Spot
conee-Rio. quiet. No. :. i6c, mild. steady.
sugar
Sugar-Raw. steady fair refining. .
fs-Isc: centrifugal. 95 test s-ISc. Nolasses
sugar. ll-t6c Refined. quiet: No. s. az
3-i6c: No. Z s7s74 Lice: Ne. s. ll-isQ
i-l6c: No. 2. 3 Ii-isd4c: No. 10. 81 a. l5-lsc
graduated. 47-ls14ASc; cube. i-u-isfi-sc .
crushed i-isa5Ac. powdered. 4s4Q4
I5-i6c.
Petroleum.
Parliamentary. Closed. s. asa bid
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SEATTLE CATTLE IN CHICAGO.


TIE Chicago Brewers Journal h1-al8s
the arrival o. tao cars o. Seattle cattle
by saving that they arrived in g71oa shane
AMI sold az price shat cue1t % I.av> 4.
fair margin % urodi for the feeder The
thtrty-four cat.le averaged ia pounds
and sold q Armour ~ So Trev vera
owned by Thomas CarStens. a SAITH
Butcher. and we're te1 on barley ana
straw ~ Dayton. Wash Thev starfe3
Via the Northern Pacific May o. the soar.
rey. with STOPS for feed water ana r4s;
taking about = week ami a hair The
cattle averaged IT@i pounds q home. ara
consequently made a. average Shriukag-
% - pounds Tile freight rate Was So
g,er car. and X cost aocgI s. per Ia pounds
70 get them 10 market.
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Pine.t on Wheels.

Travel - luxury ~ the pala;ial cars
% the great North " ~ rn line. II IS -he
most popular lire between s. Paul and
Cht-ara The SUPERB trains connecting
with an tn uscousfrental lines consist Of
slos-LuE dining. pssrlor. buffet and the
famous ccrnTartznent ears, heated by
st.srn and laShcc1 oy Ptu5sch gas All
ev7rrr..--fnx hne ticSet agents sell tickets
a~,4 make reservations. o. cab on o. al
dress r. w Parker, Puge- Sound Agent,
81 Front srryet, Sea--.e-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
7 NJ Mcleod C5tv
= 9. Thornton. Snohornish
4 = Uar,ilro9 1viTriDnatt
= u Saith civ
Hon n " Higgins Xtctort.
Mai Strsn~s. Victoria
W u So3erl,sr-s- 1>sSor,a
" r Kr,-hs. Tacoma
I p Henderson- CAf~asn
II q C'raWfoT,i. CsfG
= q PanSon PORT fF.akeseDr
Z n linton fV7Oot}ay,
/ smith f~ttv
4. W. AIvey- Tacoma
I r RAr.r,-Tran Nan4,ofix-~-
y Rvav S-.rkara
+ tItW Srckans
4'i'-' -
ItCI'EsL 81 TL4ER.
4 y NhAldoT Port Flakrlav.
: N f'r,o1.= Port Angeles
/ NJ f4ayvLes Phiia 4..iphta-
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MARINE NEWS.

Hoquam Wash. June 7.-Sailed--Schr
La Gironde for San Francisco, schooner
San Buenaventura for Redondo. Arrived,
steamer Del Norte from San Francisco.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION 90.


Time card IN Effect Oct. 2. issi
e..,. t-,-erntr and wha1con route
c.. 81 washington leaves Seattle dAiiy'
49,. saturday. al 10 p m ,-.
eErep. 80 - Conner route F'atrhaven
-. S.satfie daily. except Sunday, az
s a. - vezse~ r1n.rk
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. June -Wheat-Walia waiia
sll.g59c. Valley. 536,5ic per bushel.
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Monday. June 10.

Steamer city of Kingston VII make an
extra tr5p so Victoria leaving Seattle a.
lois a. N. Monday. June 10.
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Breadstufrs and Grains.


San Francisco. June s-Flour-FamiIy
extras. Ss.ie433.6o; bakers extras. s.. S01
81, snperfine s.. pa go per bbl.
wheat-No. I shipping wheat. ssc for
rev and 92lzc for old Milling wheat
Keeps steady at s7Izc4si per Genital
Bsrley-Feed. fair TO good. 57lad62sc:
choice e)G65c. brewing. nominal.
oatS-Mlling SI05al'l. Is: Surprise. sl.1ed7
rs, fancy feed. sl.0elaa1.07ike; good 20
choice s5cdsl; fair to good. .as5c: poor
% fair. ST2490c. black. nominal; sray,
GsTa7i1c.
Receip,s-Fiour. quarter sacks. q. 3a5:
wheat centals. sos barley. centals. 80:
oats. centals. 230; corn. centais, $50: beans.
sacks. l53, rye. centals 800; potatoes. sacks.
alos. onions. sacks. a22. bran. sacks. Ill;
mid1lings. sacks, AS. hay. tons $50. wool.
bales. %.
Wool and Hops.
Jacob Wollner's review says: Our mar
bet for NE past week has been quite ac-
tive for the stock on hand. There has
been good deai OF selling. especially OF
choice wools. There have been no con-
cesslons made in prices. except on heavy
and detective woods Most all the choice
woods have been sold. There are no large
lines OF any kind except Nevada's I'm the
market. Soourers are all busy. and there
Is quite an inquiry for secured woods. The
market closes firm
Wooi-Spring. years fleece, san Joaquin.
eg6iac six 10 eight months San Joaquin.
FAX. six TO eight months Caisveras and
foo,hill, free. S1i0c; six to eight months
Calaveras. detective. tn6c: Northern
good 20 choice. sale: Northern defective.
.ee'. Nevada, spring. light and choice.
SNc, heavy. sac
heps~tQ6c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Nheat-Firm; December. u.0S'.: new
seller, 81 .co7s
harley-Easier: December, 65ssc.
Corn-st 80.
Bran-$li.
Produce.
Foiatoos-Confinue 30 shade of Bur
ranks. to0Nc per GENITAL; Peerless. S5G6o;
Few potatoes in sacks. SsQ5oc; new Early
f'eSe in boxes from the river. 40Q 7Jc: Ore
son Burbaaks. i1G69c
ba}ter-Creamery descriptions ara I'M
disturbed. bat dairy butter Is quoted a
HIKE higher Creamery. fancy. i2fiieiic:
hNohas' Monte dairy. fancy. u&ui4c:
toea TO choice. 9ts0ilc: medium grades.
- store butter TtaVSc per pound.
Nheese-Fancy mild. new. o.: common
~ good f85c. Young America. 5El7c: East
~ h>.'fl-' -, Western. 6dSc per pound.
tSSs-The week closed on an active ana
@aFsnclng market. Duck eggs. IfdI7c per
.otea; store eggs. tSisf3iFzc: ranch eggs
1'e8ssc per toEsn, with occasionally a
sale az IL.
EIuaD.sat
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v'hezt--5une. &c: July. sac
Corn-JEne. szssc: Jaly. &c
cats-Iurs. 3i.c. Jgly. SasssAlsc
Pork. sl-sTrs. July. sl-S7iac.
La-a--Jure. 3 s2: 11ly. &s-'19s
Ribs-June, 49, July, -.
Rye---
Flzx-sI 81
Tsnothy-SE
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
cTsTs 4N4NH POS

s-sang-.o-s dock, leaves for Victoria AMI
port Townsend daily except Sunday, ~
~ a u m: returning. leaves Victoria ?
a m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
GssrsdAy a. Z a. m. Sunday. direct, 81
m: returning direct. leaves Port
Townsend a. p. II. Telephone TO.
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pal ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transactions since January I and For
the Past Week.
Pal estate r-arS2- ions ssrce January
fS1s are s. SIS 7s-sa There were flsi
49, -s-oe~s ss1-1zg the past week s. giee1S.
ire ro-ss9e-a iAons sgy-@gztug s.. Ss1-si.
Esgs1oz4nx = ire record for RE past week
H.x r3avS.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

~r,-r-a~T FOR MONDAY AND TUES
DAY.
Portland. June 9. 1875.
<a~' 3. 9. PAGUE. Forecasser.
q DEPARTMENT OF AGRrcUL-
TIRE, WEATHER BUREAU.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-10

yaoney OF call nomlnaIIy f7fiz rer cent.
~ mercantile paper. Esa51a per cent.
sernhg exchange-Duii and steady wtfh
setnsi business IN bankers bills q 81, fo-
demand and 81 81. . & ~. for sixty days
sis7izG4s7+s.
Silver certificates. s1Gsrze.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-10
Seattle. June 8. 1895.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and
poriland clearing houses today were:

A hide and leather dealer remarked
SATURDAY that goods In his line were now
On as good demand as real estate was in
this city few years since. Prices have
taken a Jump during the past week and
the great difficulty now is TO obtain a
sGpply Quotations Saturday were firm
AZ Wednesdays figures given in Weines-
DAYS acknowledgement. The prospects
for a satisfactory season are very en-
e0uraging.
The car load Of strawberries shipped
Tasf Friday left the market supply
ya.her scarce. and with the Sunday de-
nand the price again advanced To $50.
Co0seberries remain firm at 2izc and
are becoming more scarce.
Peas are now scarce and have advanced
20 Sc
The cucumber supply is sufficient, but
quotations remain unchanged. This Is
also true OF rhubarb. asparagus and other
local garden products.
The butter market is well supplied To-
oaly but the cheaper California grades
are not az hand. owing to The late ar
rival Of the steamer.
Cheese is firm. with an upward ten
dsncy.
The egg market is firm at lJc. with a
better demand than supply. Shipments
are on the way from oregon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-10

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