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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

AN oIsEantlInc OF Underwear at popular
pTlors. Agents for the famous JRFOs lily.
gleniu Underwear and the celebrated
ElghnIlo White shirt, o. HESS y SONS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

DON'T fail IL have u pnir NJ those ole.
gnntA6 90 Trousers mHdNt 10 order nj
q, HESS a SONS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06
GhegakMaencsr


0nieol Nus, 20 aud " Fourteenth Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

Trustees sale-W, J. W. CoWden,
Rheumatism Cured Free,
Stockholders NeeIng-BellRIro and Bonwood
Bridge Company,
Atwood Imported Camel Hair ~sultInge-JoA.
Homo 4 Go. -SiSlh Page.
AGood Lslgh-Alexauder,
Notice wdnan's Hospital Association.
Wigs Ministers, etc.
Wantod-M Man "a Take m tlc0.
Cat ~PTloei-StOno& Thnmas-Rtghth Page'
Pocket kodaks-Nicolls Art store,
Iron Tanks, Engine and Tubing For Sale,
Dollars aud Spni1 -Copp x DeYorr,
Every IIOur--Dnlon " hOat y Hancher Co.
Notice WAnted To Know, etc,
No FHInlly Can Acknowledging Bros,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

FOR n drink OF old Rye or bourbon
Whisky, call ut ll5i Mprkst street,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
aus Der Nweeeeu0.

Z. 9.,Sarmi n s.-8oblsemeins
ten 9anf fir Sbre ireunolIte 3aidrltt.
@rtparten, rsbt baio SIe perioull6 IN
ct. 9lOuo besriiBen 81 t0nnen.
Stenrns 9ourip's Shuliuses
rinoent &OdOQ relite ssitern nab 2illle
SaQs, nm benz bort itper erfrantten
perm s. 8. Seal, Sbulluperlntenoent
uon WOrrlIon @OuntD, sinen coue9Ialls
i6en 8eiud Su erftatten.
Die Samilie BEG Germ 8arl @eber,
pelbsr als 9ehrer i'm Conn Srod
~ q y tbdtis 1T, bat ibr Ssim BON bort
nab st. Glouo uerle9t, Dieuobl oes
Serrn 8ebers 9bGtlsfeit in SrUdpap
i'm 2sbriah nod beuuiprudt miro.
Ius Melrue ibeili mon uns
nit, bob Die Serreu Sobn 2bule uuc
Sobn @alj oils Miislieoer ofr @eiunos
beitsbeb0toe ernannt wuroen uno oae
8opfltsuer OUT $3.50 ooer einen gag
Nrbeit ieitseiest wuroe.
Dor elmer Robe 1T gilbert @utfe
uOn prin9S gill nit ieiner 5aml-
lie nod Der @blte Garth 8eierpatior
unssScsen uno 2beo. Sarris BON 8 at
9 e miro oleier 1ase oas 9Ieite
tbun. SOiientlid miro ben beloen Ser'
rem Der Sauib ME sereuen.
Seit 9,eniias betrauert bic i'm
Conn b u r 9 webnenoe 5aml
lie &arl 9ommsl ben Too elueS eli
/! Sabre alten Wdo6srs, wslhss lange
| 3eu leloeno mar, baher Der Cob BEN
WGohen nls rettenoer @nsel fam. Die
Seeroi9uns finoet morsen, 5reitas, itati,
9lusuit &auitenbers, welder i'm
Conn 8 pnoenim Streit ieinem @e9s
ner Elm Or abbiB uno Der oarob I'M
COUNTY @sidnsniB e~inseiperrt mar, 1T
eesen 2elituns elmer SirsIbnft BON
$500 fir iihsrss @rideinen Dor ben
8rpBseidworenen auf freien SUB selais
len poroen.
0as neue Shulbaus, mel6eS in Der
oiesidbrissn 8auiaiion in 8 t. W a
t II sebnut nlrb, uerlpribt cine 9leroe
oes ireunoliteu uno ihmuden Sldot.
deus 81 weroen. 5olsenoe Nnsebote
purcen fir ben 8au Der nsuen Shult
einaereitt: Snnobers & 9ombrosfD,
ct. Glouo, 1884; Inoreas Spis, 81,
Mnrtln, $3,SS77; Saul 8oibiol, st.
@tpuo, $4.125; Seinrib 2ocsbrcd, st,
Wart,n, $500; Gonowebr 8uuseiel,
i6aft, 81. 9louo, S3.SS7; g.. M. Bils
ion, 81. Glpuo, $3,779; @ebr. 8ropp,
ct. @louo, 1874; Steuenlan d Sobn,
ct. Glouo, 1902; gtld Wohs. 81,
Wartln, $3,642. 8ie eriibilih par
Dos Nueebot Dos lesteren ons Nleorls.
tie, uno 10 miro Serr Wcbs Dobl mi
Der Nrbelt betruut meroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

Be1- Sm Nep YOrt Saiar lperoen
@ier I'M llmiuuIb gsseu y8a are senums
men Ooer segen bnare 3obIuns setauit.
rsZ' ScOot Qumber III q. &. Stei.
hen's 2umberz Yaro gu Sc per 1auieno'
naS@ aauit teiu Sussp, beuur ihr
ben SUrratb III Der WcGUrmld MaIdi.
uen, 9tieoeriase beiibtist babt.
Hs5@ Stride @artensep6tIe ieben
Wcnta8 uno 5reltas bel 5anoel&
u u9ent.
rae5@ Die WcGormid MaIdinen Co..
tot ibre 8eidbrte in grObsn Guantitd.
ten 9e8en barre 8ahluus setauit, caher
lie i'm Stanoe lit, euh Elm Yuaap ooer
elnen 8a8en piel biaissr gu perfauien,
ais mas uroere, Die uur cine feline 9luS.
ruabl baben, eub oaiir abperlansen.
Die Company ut bnsu nibt BLOB I'M
Stunoe, i"Onoern iibrt aub aus, mas lie
~ ibun permag. Gin ieoer iberssuae
lih oauor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
Sin ncucs Slcii6crseiddit.

Sn leBtcr Nohe brahteu mir Die Heuias
tett, oaB Serr =. q. 3lesler bon Ct. Yaul
oaS 6lclidergeiddit ocs Gbas. Shntfo
tdriIIt lberuabnl. Serr 3ic9ler hat in
otejem 8cihaite cine rethe grfabrurs, mar
er ia iber eli Sabre III einem 5leiid)s 8rpBs
blnoel ais Superiutenoent Der 5wiu 9rtp
YadIn8 60. tbatI9. Setue lnugIdbrt9e Or
iobrllng I'M 6lciiber8eidGit erm09libt es
lbnr. uur oas Bette Su tauien uuo MIR Sol
Dies II lest III lelrem 8eihaite porrdtbig.
Setu @eiddit miro tets eiulaoeuo fem uuo
leoen 3unoct Miro gu ieoer 3eit bic srOBte
3nIrteoenbctt 9Cbeu. IS piro iib ieoeu
SGlicr lobnen, bel Inn einen Seriuh 81
MAIDEN, oeru bel SCrru 3iealer iuiro leoe
NadiraQe bcittnS beirieoigt peroen. Sn
nleu SoItcn 5!etid, 9lelfutcl pie es ges
nnult Wlro, iiuoet man bel Tim MIR eas
Bette uuo 8eidmadbaiteite, uub ipsr eius
NAL bel Inn etnen Seriut 9emadt bat,
wlro ltcts fem 8anoe ietE. Wau per9eiie
ben alien YIaB oes uCucn 8eihditsmannes
ntdt: No. jl5 ct. 8ermnlntrnBe, ct.
GlOuo, Yiinr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

Iag Die beIten SOrteu Salf, Ge'
meut uno 4ilaIterbunre blllg 81 tnuIsn
BEL W q b. y irenberg, 9. aoenie
uHroI,h at GIpuo. l9-4
saS- Siufltte 9lrbeit beIor9t uno
| &unHmaterial gum 9etorlreu melBer
Gbinu @aore iiets Su ben nleorisIter
YreiIen bel SuIiCp d 3bnrSoais. l7-t
nay- @elo gu perleiben auf perbeI
Ierfes @runbeigsntbum in Sienrns 20.
aeme 8~erSD9ernug. 9elo INNER an
0auo. Bet. . d, ct. Glouo. mo.
Exsn @elbes 5Idtsubretter fir 5uB
t0oen uno rOlbe Geoer. Sdiuoeln III u
s. Stethen's 2umbersYaro gu ben
uIeori9Iten Warftpreiien. ba
nxg~ Die sr0Bte 2lugpabl on SerIo'
6uuQs' uuo Graurinseu BEL ) r. u II D.
Bette Gullitdt 81 ben meortsItcn Trel-
len. Is
ex5" Sir 5eniterrabmer, Sbhren,
8lupnpier uuo oQeS Baumatertal gebi
gu s. q u. Wc q regOrp, bort ionri
ibr &elo ipnren, oenn bel ibnen ut oas
Sauptouartier. 1Sbn
TO- Die beitcu 5nrmet Su99ies nit
S'uei ooer orei Sieeu biQis gu faulsn IN
or Nc@Ormid Woihinen' Nieoerla9e,
Ct. GlOuo, Wtlnr.
aay~ @er bnuen nja, hanoelt in Jet
ucm SuiersIie, uenn CT aalt etc. tau'l
bel Or b. q irerberg, Q. Ipsnue
uGrblit. l9-4
HaS- ysrnbiGumt ritt, in oteier
BV9e 9onueritae, 8rettag uno Gam.
ting, GrosbD's WD%belbnnolurg gu beiu
den uno Die bOrtiscn niecrisen Trelie
wubrSuuehmen, Die oaielbit arseiebt
limb nuf W6bel, ainoerpdsen uno 8or'
SeQau' wie SroenUaareu.
aaS" 8r b6reu Don 6errn @eIter
mann, Dem @enerolnasuisn Der Wc9ora
mid 60, BOB III Der bisii9en Nieoerlnse
10 eben cine glrsabl rGuar 8ua9les ir.
eeuo iusldsr Glrt ou9efommsn 1T, une
onB oieielben blliser perfauit wsroer
oils ie SupOr. IS bsSablt iih Seoem,
Der Elm 8u99p fauieu m6tts, in Der WPc.
Gormid NieoerlaSe pOrSuipreden uni
Iib oapon gu iiberSeuaen, mas Gutes
uno S~nuerbaites oo,t s~etnuit wetceu
fam.
raS- Cine G~iierbabn MussonluounG
gutter Yisroe (@idbrcn) iini biz ista
Sabre oft i'm 8eDi5te BON 1900 biz
1900 Yiuno, Die iih aud nls Sutihen
! pieroe ei9neu, limb inter suten Beoln.
Quusen gu %tnuieu. User EN- sutes. or.
bsltsiabi9es uuo juueyldHl8es @slpanr
Gisroe tuuieu mill, iprede Dor in s o b /
Is 0 q GeibitaQ. IS;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

- Serr SrdnS 5nnoel erbielt 9saern
Morgen bic Grausrnahribt bon Dem
Nblebcn ieirer Wutter in Ct. Saul.
Ole 8ertorbere mai ~ Sabre alt, uno
rlepObl lie felt leBterer 3elt leIoeno
mar, fam lbr COB bod fir bic Sinters
tllebenen nur alSu irIb. Serr Sanotl
reiite ioiort on ben Srt Der 2rauer, UNI
Der pe~rfiprbenen SHUTTER bas lebte Gb'
rsrseleite 81 sebeu. Gem Serrn 5an'
Del uno ielnem SdwoSer, benz Serrn Is.
Sdr0oer in Yerbam, Iouie auen Sinter'
bliebenen unier aufrldtises Setlelo.
- Sn Der ON WOntus Gbeno sebaIs
tenen ipeSieaen Sisuns oes Staotrntbs
wuroe Der ct. Glouo Union &npele Die
alidbrlide Betuiaisuns uon 5000 &C.
matt. 5olsenoe Glite Der itebenoen
Gomites wuroe einsereldt uno einitlm'
mig anaenommen: &s6nunsen uno 5ors
%oerunsen: WuniinSer, Doyle, aramer
SiraSen uno eileen: Ilitrom, 2burss
bale, 8ramer, &OwalfOwsti, Bariib;
Jeuer Department: BRADFORD. Iiweoo,
Bimmer; Staoteiseuibum: 2%bursoale,
Wuniiuser. &Opalfatusti; Orotudn5en
8pnobue, De SEQ. @ouiens; 5lnan5en
uuo Steuern: 4twooo, 9onObue, Se
SEQ; @intdufen: Sunf, Ntwaoo, Srao
ioro; uulerftIsuus: De SEQ. 3bursoule,
y raoioro, Niiirom, 9Ouiens; Barfs uni
Qbsustanale: 8lmmer, Sople, @oulens
6iieutlide 8eleuhtuna: &rdmer, Srae,
ioro, Munliuser; 8aIerwerte: 8lmmer,
Dople, Stunt; MihIiilppl &ioer Srildeu
Barlib, &Owaltowstr, &ramer, SOno
bue, Eburoale; 9rudiaten: Sarl'h
5~bursoale. De Seq; 0lbllotbet: Stunt
Gouiens, GOnobue; Saldre: 8lmmer
Yariib, Eburs6nle, Stunt, Sraoforo.-
Des Blrsermeiiers @rnennuusen Jul
SoliSilten, Wii9lleosr oes Soaro ill
0fieuili6e Nrbeit, StaotbIblIOtbet etc
wuroen sut9ebeiBsn.-Die SlrsibaIleI
oes Siaol,S useuieuren Smttb, oe'
Shasmeiiters Gb. 9uber, oes StroBer
@pmmiidrs Sch. Shaier uno oes AIiel
Tors Sdbn Sennemann Duroen an 90:
@omite fir JinarSen uno Sieuern Der
mieIen. Jur oas StraBen Seiprenfell
wuroeu neun sn6ebOte einsersibt, bar
unter iparo oas oss Mtrd Ste!ubaue
~ 81 monatllh per SlOd oas 9tleori9
iie.-Ssrr u. 5. Daniel reltte Elm ar.
sebot fir 8esraben Der StaotsNrmel
Elm. On oas un!eritibunsscomite per
wieien. 9as ausebOt Der ,9torofsrn
Srudseieuidait. bic NccloenSs8ru
laden nm 80 YroSent blllser gu thur
als es lestes Sabr seiheben, waro a
oas betr. Gomite partpieieu. Gin vi
iras, $1,000 Bombs 81 Z Gro5ent b
gum l.. Suli bleiss Sabres 81 uerau:
saben, paro anaenommen, uno ban
pertaste iib Der StaOtrotb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
N~ns9cjcidncte 6elegcnbcit.

Sene 8narcn, DIE aus Dem Sranoe oes
&err Slod, III iueldem u. 6. Stunt & 60.
lbr eIenipnarenseihdit betrieben, serettet
puroen, lperoen ant heuti9en, 9pnueritag,
Ufor9cn I'M Sotale nebeu 8. u. Bombs Sue
merchandising gum S~ertaui uusselest wer.
oe1. 19-1m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-08
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Annie VI. Pence Is having her
wheel repaired
Tug Beaver brought an eight-section
boom OF logs from Miller's bay.
Steamer City OF Kingston brought Ia
fftv tons OF Chinese merchandise.
Schooner Challenger is due from San
Francisco with merchandise for this city.
Steamer skagit Chief took 100 barrels OF
cement and q 90 brick for the dry dock.
schooner Gen. Banning will sail from
San Francisco on June 70 Tor tins por.
with merchandise.
Steamer walla Walla sailed for San
Francisco yesterday. and the City OF To-
uaka for Alaska at noon
Tug Mcuntaineer towed the schooner
Fred Z. Sander 70 sea loaded with SAL
mon bay lumber for California
Steamer Idaho came OF from Moran's
vavs Yesterday and viii resume her run
Monday. relieving the George e. Starr.
Tug Rainier brought an immense tow
Of logs from Hood canal the boom being
in twenty-three sections. averaging Sc. go
feet.
Fishing schooner Yukon IS IN port with
five tons OF halibut, and the schooner
Caroline took about four tons to Ia
coma
Steamer Rosalie brought twenty-five
tons OF groceries in bond from Victoria,
consigned to Kaslo, 3. c., via the Great
Northern railway.
-Four carrier pigeons belonging TO Fred
Meeker Of Puyaliup. were taken TO Mar
rowstone Point yesterday and released
BIZ the freight clerk OF the Kingston.
Steamer City OF Champaign carried
about Is excursionists OF the Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church to the Port Or
chsrd dry dock. returning IN the evening.
Capt. II. II. Hughes. formerly of the
tug Beaver. sailed TO Alaska yesterday
on the Topeka, where he will operate a
steamer between the Alaska salmon can
nerieS.
r. V. ellis, wharinger at the Flyer
dock, cut an artery In his right hand
while repairing q gang plank. Or.
Kloeber was called at once and dressed
the wound.
Douglas Young. w. L. Gritman. Dele
gate Frank W. Goodhue dined aboard the
Mohican yesterday. as the guests Of
Lieut. Commander A. v. Wadhams.
They are convinced that the lieutenant is
a royal entertainer and a jolly good fell
low.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The BOARD az Trade.

CHICAGO June Wheat got vigorous
hoist at the opening. ne range Tor JUN
a. the start being Sstec 70 SIC. ONLY one
or two los were SECURED at the lower
1rf,ras at the time referred 20, the great
hulk % the first few minutes belag al
f,,-n s3-se 20 Sic Inside the next minute
o. two SiAc was realized for a caancs
zen hut there wss heavy tTadinss Tor
few seconds al Site. spring wheat ms
b,ea again plentfuIly watered- and more
rain was promised foE tonlEh'. and TIE me
promise II IS giving helped 20 keep We
,..e-set f.or, getting beyond control. IRE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-08

I.lve-pr4et -narks- VS. ri hsxh.r fer fu-
t-rez ard IA I'D 1cr SPOT wheat Ins e1-
port clearance fr0az f1e As4ant1c s&&-
soar1 wege E-ry Isgni, a-noss7i1S 70 osAiy
$40 r2Shs1s e wheat ard -four tcSstfaes.
Immense quantities Of long wheat "sT-
disposed Of the Lega1 Company a2cne' y
vas reported sod oct sEsftss baS1e-s-
Tie prkce 81 JAY oroppsd twice 20 st1xc.
ard recovered as ofiea 20 sc. It's as,
drop took Il TO s7se. but al the ciOse sF7.a
vas bid
Germ acted n Sympathy zfrh wheat
early. later helped By IFS hsavin@ss 20 poh
wheat hack July started AZ 5l=c as
compared with s@ssc at the close yesterday.
II dropped near Tire close 30 s-a4ga-sc,
and closed az 49, s7Szisc.
Oats fairly active. September ranged
from ME- 70 sgz.c. and rested az the low
price.
TIE provision market opered firm al
higher prices or! account % the strength
tn wheat ani corn Il weakened later ana
closed with a loss Of from So 10 3'sc N
pork huf rather ftrrnsr for lard and RIOS.
Lard ~ the opening was unchanged. ara
a, the close was norninallv 2lzc higher Tor
the day. and ribs unchanged for Sep;e-n-
Der bu, zi-c higher for July.
Closing Quotations
wheat-June. 7azc: July. s1&c asked.
Corn-June. sissasIac; July. s-+s 55@lzo
asked.
Oats-Jure. .1c: July. 51iac-
Faork-June. yl2 =; uly. yl2.55.
T-ara--June, = =: July. ss.s2is
RIbs-Jnne. SO. July, $50 BID
Flax-SI a.
Eye-SSc.
Timofhy-C.
Barley-So. :, seTssr.
Live stock.
Only about s.sas cattle were received to-
6Ay, and with q good demand. prices for
choice heavy and best light native steers
were stronger to loc higher. Extra eeeves
were nominal IN the absence of any Of
ferings OF that class, and sales OF steers
were at 6. s964.s9 for poor 70 medium,
and at s5G5. * for good 10 choice
About =, eco hogs came in today. Quota
tons were about the same as yesterday.
but some lots were &c higher. Heavy hogs.
81 -25g4 90 mixed and butchers. %.S0g4.6o
light. 81. 25fss. 80. pigs, sSHi.
Fewer sheep have been received than
last week, but offerings consist largely OF
inferior fi0cks and prices have ruled lower
as the demand was poor. Lambs and
choice sheep IN active denand-
Receipts-Cattle. $780, calves, 300; hogs,
q 90, sheep. 900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-08
MAXINE NEWS.

ro-- Townsend. June T.-Ar-sret-chl
sh Republic. from Valparaiso. for o-te-s;
sehr s@cuo'a- from Reoonco. AZ Hadlcck:
go Esther Bnhrs-, from Honolulu. az
Tfns3o.E SaIIe6-Str City OF Topeka. for
So nsa<t@yn Alaska To sail temorrow-
Chu * Bertha from Port Blakeley for
VALPARAISO
Ga, Francisco. June I.-Arrtvei-City q
r-x~~a-e- cornox: Arago. Coos bay: schr
-T-..sg7r-+. wazp. ha-be-; hk. Ti6ette.
port 1ssrnbss. Departe3-Sa Wachusetts,
Narzfu,o; schr Gem. Coos bay. 81 70
sa-,.s=a Nana5nc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-08
Finest on Wheels.

Travel IS a luxury IN the palatfai car
-. .ba great North Western line. 1t is tn.
most popular line between, St Paul ant
Ch,caso. The superb trains connecting
with all trar1scontinental lines consist o
sleeping, dining, par-ior. buffet and tn
famous compartment cars, heated b,
steam and lighted py Ptntsch gas Al
connecting line ticket agents sell ticket:
aud make reservations. or cali on or ad
dress +. W. Parker. Puget Sound Agent
sal Front street. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-08

NEW YORK MARKETS.

"a" ~toCN Exchange.
NV fc.G juaA "a There was Increased
-''i'5 .n the >.c.k eXchanse today. Al
1S ,Hr hears made a determined
50" She market using the reduc tlon
t--s ~ rtaR c~,s -u dividend 4 8 "A lever
~'a "4.ca t. 4os-ssz values. The Lon
+tt@r. 'fr A0f~5 an SEE lrltics VAS
A+F. as trr 1r,. -, were small sellers Of
$50. I .r fra-Nee. t'Utl a short
~, 4...r r1 is rr--es continued - &C.
80 ~,.o az me eo..om figures shc LOSSES
-F 70 rrr cent. the batter t0
& Western preferred. tAe
- i'--< u.s. AZ tho lowest figures
=, 'f's began ~ cover and other buy
go. 4 oa7's 60 :he market whose pur-
e7-He-s 20 rsLly.tne market. As the
80 H'oFre Upwanl ne anxsty OF tire
-, % cover irrrea -. and The result
S.7rHs ae-l active market during
;er2oog. Tae recovery VAS. how
49, say 3sF.szL ana although the spec-
So. Voa,i1aes IA gooa tore "a The
-, 1i.e gfest majority 81 tAe list IS be-
- N f2s} figures q yesterday. The
gag rallies from ne lowest sales %
cay are: SuSQueAanua & Western
t4t1 a.. S0v9 -3nhanaa & Western
So ~, Cor@o.4fsf ezi Gas. sis: Ten
49, Zeal Is. I-ec<awarna ard Lake
- 10 Sugar -. New Jersey Cen
: fAooe-- Reading and Lake Ere
r., IN. J. SD >5~:h Nes=1 er-n ard -.
49, rer GENE. The general market
ac''ve a~E e.-c-e
49,. 49, rr2eSet Was unser constant
-. during -re Asy unta fnsr hsfore
e.. - ESea ne speculative issues
e~-,e.- MO ta7'sni ana a functional Inn
fs'At followed SsaeS s.. -. go.
S.eT-- 'e1t h,r2s-Errn.
Zee Aoafs-Duu
4A&ts-ee4 b--s ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-08

:. 49, s~ss.1l BUSINESS n naaks-.. ~.
$50 Tor demand ars -
$50 - <axty days. Poa-sz rate-' 8 *.
- &C., go st-ss-sis1 Commercial h..1z.
e=s-f, 2tez- s7.z eg-sk.
Bank Ciea-ances.
rs.'rs. OK J'2ze The fes.5~zs.- tasss
- y 1@sassas-eess e, soows r. tressi
- - efa~ principal ct1ses ard tie
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San Francisco. June Extraordinarily
0GAs -. 40 $50. bakers extras, s.. 209
~: saperfine. s2.2Suz5a
HAeat-No. / shipping. e2izo for new
szG 30 for old; milling. steady at g7lzc
e.
Barley -Feed. fair 10 good. s5lzas2ssc,
choice. G1a6jc. brewing. nominal.
Disabling. sle6ai.I5: Surprise, S.l0
cLis. fancy feed. s1-0214g1 071a; good TO
saosce. e5c4si; fair TO good. 30li3Jo: poor
= fair s15zQS9c: black. nominal: gray.
f-sas7lsc.
Flour, quarter sacks, 1880: wheat, CEN
tls 5000; barley. 2.Io6; oats, zoo; corn.
-. bans. sacks. &c. rye. sacks. 20. pota-
toes. s.3l7. onions. 10. bran. $50; mid
eIiags. lta
Rooi-SDr!ag, years fleece. San Joa-
GUN, per pound, eGs6izc: six TO eight
moaths' San Joaquin, 54Sc; six 10 eight
months Calaveras and fcothill. free. sd
Ia. Ca'averas and foothit. defective, n
&. Northern, good To choice. % lie;
Northern, detective. 7Q9c. Nevada spring,
asht and choice. S5ilec; heavy. 6ssc.
Hops-iGSc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
WhFat-Fi-m. December. si.07ii.
y-Sjeady: December. CSis7
cera-$1u5.
Bran-SlL
Produce.
Potatoes-N caKcr: Burbanks, 4g3Nc;
Peerless. 4>455u, new. In sacks, 55a3Soc:
neE Ear.y Rose. ju boxes from the river.
Ast,5a. Oregon Burbduks. i0lf6oc.
oai0as-Fneacr: silver skins. 6e6g &c.
Ratser-Stcadier; creamery. fancy. l2G
E'sc, seconds. Il&lllzc. dairy. fancy lie;
god 10 choice 9sfloc. medium grades &c
s. store hlttcr. s9Tzc.
Cheese Weak fancy mild. new, e.:
common TO COOL. Young America. 501c:
Eastern liD l3'.c Western, 6ffSc.
EGGS Higher. demand good. Duck
cas-, l1iie. store eggs, lSgIic, ranch
ssg>. IL. lsl peg doz n.
Financial.
Silver hars - na.ls Drafts-Sight Pa
Alex. do.lars.5S af55ts do Telesraph...e
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BreadstufYs and Grains.

Liverpool. June 7.-wheat-Spot. firm
demand. moderate; No. 2, red winter, SIS
l0led; No. 2. red. spring. IS 3lzd. No. 1,
hard Manitoba. ss sgd; No. 1. California.
SIS I'd. Futures closed firm with near po-
sitions % higher and distant 1iz415.d high
er. June. SIS I'D: July. IS. August, 6s lad;
September. es Is.d; November. Is 1isd.
Corn-Spot, quiet; American mixed, Is
SD. Futures closed firm. with near po-
sitions 10 I'D and distant Id higher June,
As nd: July. IS 72.d: August, 4s SD. Sep
TENDER. Is Dad; October, As 9l4d.
Flour-Firm; demand. moderate: st.
Louis fancy winter. rs cd.
loPs-At London. Pacific coast. e s.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London, June Silver. 5osf. Consols.
ios s-ls. Rate OF interest Of Bank Of En-
gland. ? per cent
New York. June THE Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The Armenian
question. dizziness in Paris, and the ap-
proach OF the settlement here continue TO
depress speculation. Americans were duh
on adverse crop reports and the rise Ia
exchange, bat the main cause OF weakness
was further forced by sales 10 the operator
mentioned yesterday. The Chilean loan
was applied for many times over.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTFIL NORTHERN.

31PAEtiS MN AHlAE4Ts-s.
J. Synhe@mer. New York
r. Henry, Sunho19Sh-
J. II. Berry. Ta4>oqIla-
". W. Casey. SRohor1sh-
J. Fegg ussogi. Halter City.
W. IL. Mixer. Tacoma
J. Foroy, Spokane.
INi'ei z. Alexander. SsolSanA
i Riley. Spokane.
s. ". Cubs. Tacoma
Mrs Maud SpseE. F'aarc7.aveca.
n. W. Singleton. THCs-g land.
Capt J. T. Ha,ch. olympia
Cu.. w. II. Yarboc>o, rg-h. North Carolina
Mss Gage. Concord. y. II.
Mss ,Bssss-e Gage. C1efcoT7l y. IL
Mrs. C,lcaee, Concord y. IL
II. h W1etOn, Tessoena-
NJ. ArlSfSSCgF. City.
~. T. Gour1eg. SianGS.
DuLER HOTEL
Mss Geafrale a edesCaElss. Tacoma
Jsa-Tsss r. NtlAGr. -AnasTpTTee.
CSsI-na DlbOle New Whatcosn.
II. h MatlSk, Mount Vernon
q. PicS3e. Mons Ne~rscG.
DR.. l. /. Porter, RonnlI
r J. Lalnnglc.g. Resign.
Peter Sxs1rnS,z Rcslyrl.
ogv1n Baxter. FNlI 6sfy.
7 Lse'i ,s 9is Z wfe s s,,. FTa 9chs.o.
4 Clifford Arlington
". +, Carry, S2u,a0rudssl.
l'red y III ktT's1s. Mount Vernon.
joan kf1et h and wife. Cos!pevslse.
a TtsTTl Asl1A, Rack Dsam0gnA
y. X. TNete. HsNer CITY.
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G A. McDerno-.l. FasIf74ye-l-
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W. l. N17ste anu wife. Co7lpeyL,e.
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john G-agS3i AIaryssSge.
r T. Drake, F'atr3lsv~T1.
Dr.. NJ. "a. H'1gsS. rs. SnoQ'IairSs
Jams DougaT, T'aeoc1la-
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Frank vsrf New York
HOT.El. BUTLER.
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NJ pae<ue1 Portland.
{ Y C99tacAcn. Washington CE,v,
George Rsstee~S Cfsy-
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r.CrFpc NAVIGATION co.
rs.n ord In Effect oc-- -. lSss

80. r-,-a-e-t ard VIA com rosi's' --
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leaves Seattle o1+4s'
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