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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-26
MARINE NEWS.

Port Blakeley. June 25.-Special--MiIls
started up yesterday. being shut down
since Fridy on account Of cleaning ashes
from the slab fires.
Vessels on the way and bound here are:
Rk Oscar Herrera, West Coast; blk Pacific.
West Coast: schr William Bowden. Port
Prize: bk Columbia. San Francisco. schr
Excelsior. san Pedro; schr Vesta, New
port: schr i. II. Redheld. Newport: bktn
Charles r. Croker. Port Pirie; blk Empire.
sydney: bktn W. r.. Hume, Sydney. biz
Emma Louisa. West Coast; sh C. Il. Sar-
gent. Port Prizes English str Dover, South
Africa. Vessels loading here are: Bk Ore
gon. Iquique; blk Kate Davenport. Oak
land: blk Thermopylae. United Kingdom:
blk Momentum, Port adelaide, FOR orders:
sh Carrolton, Iquique hk Mercury. San
Francisco; blk J. y. Brown, Port Pirie;
bktn Modoc. Shanghai: sh Invincihle. re-
pairing; bktn Robert Sudden, discharging
ballast.
The bark Thermopyiae hauled in TO the
Wharf and began loading lumber for the
United Kingdom. On February l she
sailed from here for Shanghai with cargo
OF lumber making the trip out In afty-ive
DAYS. and returning made II in twenty-nine
DAYS regular steamboat passage. She
made the round trip In just as long a time
as Il takes some vessels to go one way,
Port Gamble june 24.--Arrsvef-Schr
Spokane Capt. Jameson. flfteen DAYS
from Sa4i Francisco: ~chr Carrier Dove.
Cant Brandt. twenty flour days from
Honolulu.
Hoouian. Wash, June o4.--Arrived--
From san Francisco, schooner Enterprise.
for Cosmoposis: Lillbonne. for Holuiam.
San Francisco, June 2.--Arrived-stafe
OF California, Astoria and Portland; Walla
Walla. Victoria and Port Townsend; Del
Norte Gray's harhor Frcights ana char
tors-American schooner Robert Searles.
now at Hadlock, lumber thence TO Port
piere, American bark Rufus II. Wood.
now al Nanaimo. coal thence to San Fran
riSrn
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid TO Farmers for Country
Produce.

Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named, the
goods 10 be delivered in Seattle:
Hops-Choice. Sc per pound.
Hay dn car load lotsl-Puget sound,
ssas per ton; Eastern Washington. s9G9. SO;
rye grass. $3.50.
Grain Tin car load lots)-Oats. choice
Eastern Washington, s21.50: Puget sopnd
SIS: barley. si3.7 per ton: wheat, chicken
sisG1s; corn, SO: cracked, s24.
Potatoes-sSds per ton.
Butter. Eggs and Poultry-Handled on
commission
Hides. Pelts and Taliow Heavy sailed
steers. over 50 M. per II. 7dSc: medium.
per 10 s97c; light. under Is lbs. &c:
salted kip. &C, and calf, per ID, Sc: green
hides. 1c less than sailed: dry hides. per
n. i2c; culis of above. one-third less; dry
elk, per 10. sQSc: dry deer skins. summer.
per III. 20Q25c good winter. foq15c: poor
and thin winter. Sc; sheep skins, I5d25c:
full wool. 50dsoc: wool. Western Wash
ington. 7iaGslkc per n: tallow. 2i4d3izc.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle COWS 2i5
G2ac: steers. S13i4c; choice sheep 7I1G
Size: good hogs. &c; calves. dressed, large,
&C: small. 5GI6c per pound.
Logs-Superior quality. per ". FIR. $3.50
ds.00; choice cedar. 500; common. per NJ.
81: spruce logs, $50
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Brea,istufY.. and Grains.
RoSton Wool Market.

Boston, June s.-The wool market dur
ing the past week has been active. and
in territory and domestic grades prices
are shade higher than the previous
weeks. The new clips are coming in
daily, and while the manufacturers do
not feel like stocking ahead on an up
ward movement. yet they ara disposed to
get little more than they actually re-
quire in order 10 protect themselves TX
the market does advance TO stay. Aus
tralian woods are meeting a steady sale.
with prices about Il higher all around,
Montana fine medium and fine, &C to lie.
secured. Sic 10 SIC, No. :. medium. lie
to I3c. secured, sc to SOC: Australian
combings. superflne, 4lG45c, combings.
good, 3Sq40c; average. 3Sa3sc.
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STAPLE GROCERIES.


Sugar (jobbingl-Goiden "C'' in bhl.
per 10. $50: extra "C'' in Dbl, per ID Sc:
s-D' in Dbl. per III. &c; dry graduated. in
Dbl per To- 5ssc: cube. 6i.c: powdered.
sac: Ac per 10 discount for spot cash on
prices quoted
Flour. etc. Uohbing) - Washington
straight, per bhl. s. 90; patent, $3.50: patent
Excellent $50: Novelty A, s3&5; Cali
fornia brands. $3.50: Dakota brands. $3.50
a. 50: huckwheat -four. per Dbl. IS 50; per
owt. $50: graham. per Dbl s3o: or
lob sacks, 81 x per cwt; rye -four rer
hbl. 81. or ie-fb sacks. $50 per cwt; rye
meal. per Dbl. SS.S: per cwt, s. 70; oar
greats. per Dbl. S50Gs.5o; hominy, per
cvt. g. -: cracked wheat. per cwt. 3 80.
rolled wheat. $a.55 per bbl; faxed wheat
per sack. s2.i5: whole wheat flour
cvt. 3 =. pearl barley. per ID, 4l4c: split
peas. per n. &c: corn meal. yellow. les.
s. =. Us s. Is; white Jos s. Is; 5as q *
faxed hominy. $50 per @<eg.
Beans-(Jobbiusl- white. nor IN
sac: pink. per ID, S1.c. Bayos. per 10
So. Lima. per -. SIC.
Rice-tJot'bingl-JaPan. Sas3sc; China, SC
per -: Island. Ysa5s.c.
Dried Peas-(Jobbingl-FieI Der IN
wheat-Cobblng)-Chieken feed, Per
ton. 81
-
Rarley-(Jobbing) - Rolled or ground
PER ton. sis&lT
Corn-WhoIe. SIS, cracked. Per ton. ss-7
q, feed meal. sz7S52S Ter ton.
NfustuTs-t Johbingf-Bran, per ton xf4.
shorts. pcr con. SIS
Feea- fIobbinrp-- Chopped feed. s,ses
u per ton. miadlinss, per ton, SIS: oil
cake meal. per ton. 50.
Salt-tJoh5ingl- IAverpool. 5a-Ib sacks
~ ten. slSa25. American dairy. San
ss-ts rer ton. SIS: Coast, haIf era,,.l
,gss-lb sacks. per ton. 81. 5o-lo SACKS rar
"a, SIC. 9Th sacks = in bale. s. E-Ih
sa~ks. q in hale. 8 =. Job sacks. \ in
bale. Ss-@s.
Tarxi-tJcbblnEl - Home rendered ra-
-. sinclair. tfeEces, ioc, Rex ieaf. siSr-
lad compound. fisrCes. -i.c.
coffee ~ tJobbinEl 49, GTeea-NFocha- r,s~
n so; Java. per 10. 2c. Costa gfra
choice. rer ID. "a. RIO per IA. -
Arhuekle's. In IE0-Ib cases rar
evxs & a, sob cases. Per cMt. - %
s<fa cases. Ter cat, $@2So; Java so-lb TN
cans per 10. ~: 50 AMI isss-Ib ss~ks
"a. Alden Mocha. s. T-aherry blend
a.. Guatemala -. ground coace. asa
sgsc: I.son. se1-Sa
s~hocelate-t Bakers. = Ii Pre-
raiaul. A.. l2-Ih Esgie. -. star. ED
boxes, nc
cOcoa-aJobh.ngl-EPps. Rib tlas a.
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ssPet Cigarettes
Have always been the favorfse among the
so..er class OF smokers.
Einnst on Wheels.

Travel - a luxury IN the rsalafsai cars
Of the great North w ssterr line. IL u the
,,ezf rsou,,lsr line between St Paul and
ssrsraro The ss4peFf, trains connecting
,.ylth an tranzconsinentai lines consist OF
,se.,rsng. dining. r,araor. buffet and the
Tarnnn,. Commandment cars. heated by
s-exsn and na,nte1 oy T-arsesch gas. All
connecting line ticket agents sell tickets
and make reservations. or cali on or ad-
dress r w. Parker, f7aSss 5o0hn Agsn<.
ea4 Front street. Seattle
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Financial.
ia = ~ 80 = -
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NV York. June s.-The trading az The
oneninc OF business at tie stock ex-
caamge today was OF no1sTAts pFo}'of-
49, "a r.ffres zxere generally higher.
,rssr me raauIpuiators OF New England
srIll nave a firTn grasp on the speculation
"a tnls stock was evincea by a rise ~
ths opening sale OF ia per cent. some ="
sha~es changing hands at this ngnfe
the stock moved eTrsticalix. closing az
4ea.. a net loss OF IN par cent. 1ne Feto
,haf frontage olll, a measure IN the In
.srsst OF Chicago Gas sE1sts served ia
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Breadstuffs and Grains.

San Francisco, June Extraordinarily
extras. s3.50G360, bakers extras. S3.401p
$50: superfine. s2.s5Q2.o 90 per barrel.
wheat-No. l shipping. s2ds3ssc for new,
and e0n91i.c for old. Milling wheat, 97l1c
Barley~Feed. fair TO good. 5sAqa0c:
choice. csc; brewing. sTlzd75c.
Oats-Milling. sl05G 10; superfine, HG5s
Lips: fancy feed. SlQ1.05: good to choice.
9ods715c; fair to good. SizGeoc; poor to
fair, sodSc.
Burbank potatoes. 5ecga: Early Rose.
4OISc.
Good to choice dairy butter. 119i2c~
Ranch eggs. 15Gi71zc.
Green apples, 25Gioc: red apples. 75c1
SIS: raspberries. 81 seas; common straw
berries. s225Gs.50; Longworth's. s417.
Green corn. SH1sc; green peas, 242izc;
string beans. 1ixn2l2c.
Old ducks, s2d4; young ROSTERS. s5.503
$50: fryers. a.50G5; large ROSTERS. $50
$50.
Cheese-Fancy. mild. new, 81 size; com
mon TO good 4d5c; Young America. 5gTe;
Eastern, Ii4m12szc: Western. 6asc.
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spring. years fleece. San Joa-
ouin. per pound. sdGlc: six to eight
months, San joaquin. GfSc: six TO eight
months. Calaveras and foothill free. S61Oc:
six TO eight months. Calaveras and foot
hill. defective 4d5c; northern, good 10
choice. Sale: northern. defective, sdSc;
Nevada spring. light and choice. Sdl0c:
heavy. s..
Hops-4aSc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
vheat-St Steady: December. sL04ss. May.
SlIfik.
Rariey-Steady, December. Sic
Corn-Si 10
Brsn--s1i@.
Financial.
,.~eaf ",
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Rye-Snc. u
Bariey-ssc.
Flax-S a.
Timothy-S-N
Live Stock.
There was a slow trade in cattle &c eaey
prices. with sales Of native dressed beef
ana shipping steers on n basis of AN6S1n.
the bulk going at $4.sass5se. Heavy cattle.
SS-laf6es. cows and heifers si-so6a4 %: bsf7k
cows and heiters. Ss.soSiS50 bulls. S.aaR
e7a
Adding the stale hogs left over from yes
terday TO the fresh receipts brought tho
offerings up 10 about = so hogs. and as
there were buyers for all desirable lots
prices ruled stronger with good share OF
sales at an as-sance of cents over yestsr-
day. Heaviest, SAEa+.sa: lights. si35ssAs5.
butchers. sA7&
The sheep receipts today reached fully
1e.ee head, and were about 10 cents lower
in numerous instances. Choice sheep and
lambs S2eeGe.ca: inferior TO choice lots.
sl.50s5s.Ts; Westerns. S.4s@S25. natives.
SS.eoaS.5a
Recelpts-Cattle. 5000: calves. 500: hcSs.
1900; sheep. i5,aN.
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- cnr-.icz yy-hen Trarclfnef

are You Car--ick When Irnveiingf
csr-s4ekn4ss IL as trying to many peo-
&c a. sea-giclness. II comes from Q
a., -s,ersent Of the stomach. Ono OF
r,t,,,n. rratsiles is en- insurance against
a. ard a box OF them should be IA every
trayelers 0utaL
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
,v,..n Gard In Effect Oct. e 1894.

Seattle. Everett and Whatcom route
c.,,,a Of Washington leaves Seattle daily.
eseept Saturday. at 10 p. IN.
eSs,,ear,tIe and La Conner roaite-F'airnaven
,esves Seattle daily. except Sunday. AT
s n. m yostz. ~.
Telephone 81. fesier DOCK.
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The steamer Qpckstep will make her
regular run from Madrona park TO Ner-
Ger slough ard Newcastle during tempor-
AIRY repairs OF thu Tcsier avenue road.
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r,,-rRr,1vr RouTE-sTR. GREYHOUND

,r,-r.ts EFT ROUTT-STR. GREYHOUND
H'' Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle SIS a. m, II % a. m
4,Sl =. m. Leaves Everett a. m. p m.
snnaays-Leaves Seattle II a. m. Leaves
Everett p. m.
,.I,ne,ts with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
az g,,as,,nriing-Coiman dock. foot of Marion
sstrIsaT-rr e AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
Sh'N COMPANY.
Gland Troup. Pres. j. W. Goodhue. Sy.
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,Johbfnu Ouotations

The following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on cars. or the jobhing rates
quoted by Wholesale dealers with ordi-
nary terms OF credit.
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, a. a. IN. tpasSengers re-
ce.ved on board at ! a ND June :. Z. l..
II, p and q.
For Alaska June Z, Il. - and Y at
a m.
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports at 3 a sIl.. juno =. =.
II, ~. d and -.
Tickets nav be obtained at the office OF
The company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAIsL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. san Francisco;
J. r. TROWBRIDGE. Act L. ;. Supt-.
Seattle
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Ara ~ TO ALASKA
Es,xce1ssor viii leave Sell. f1efoe-etr-
49, sne Others en- ruesra 70 80 80, ?
IA - vi be transferred ~ s. Nss-,s 60.
tbcn "a eTs Sor-h American Traxspo-~zs.
~ saTe which viii lant passergs-. =
Cudahy i@ ceboW For-
For rates of passage asa--~.
j. q. CARROLL. Ax~r>
observation-disclosures Wharf,. Sezttle' Wa~h
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STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
leaves Clyy do,k. Seaftle-'ENlessiay. June
e ,. m. Thursday. June -. Il noon,
SsAtnFstay. June ~ l. noon. Leaves Mount
= stFat Thursday. juno 20. 4 a. M \ n.
49,. june = 4. III. sunday. june 81
= N calling AZ EdmOndS. 11slallrN stan
$3.50 Mount Vernon and Avon. connect
80 - Mount Vernon with steamer In
rrsaA Tor " aoliey, Esnstgton and S&uk.
s&r 81 Foand tFtn 81 ~
ALLY. EOGARDl-S s. CO, fn~,..
ps1egs and Managers Seattle
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast srd conmoifous steamer MOT
flceilo leaves per,,iyaFs wharf. olympia,
a, m. daily. except sunday. Tine All
LONG; Leaves Olympia. ) "a III tS.Nes
tacoma. II s. m, arrives SVSsst4e.
r N. Returning. Leaves SEATTLE. 2. NJ
isves Tacoma. 80 pm; arrives olSiiapss.
- r n. IaBdings-Aliymp fssNsas 81
whATf. Tacoma y. L. K. r. wharf SeSt-
Tie lesler wharf. Fare between SeSstt4e
and TaCorua. sAs. Meals and st2teTocfllS.
Tue Monticello Is fast. and BY far ne cese
se9ser on The route. In EJECT N0fssis'
MAY istA. iSas HATCH BROS.
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FOR ALASKA.

STEAMER CfTi4KAT
leaves June iet. Making Two Trips a
Month.
For freight ana passenger rates inquire
T. h. GAME.
Railroad avenue. foot OF Spring street
Telephone -.
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The strawberry season is rapidly draw
ing to a close and since the demand has
somewhat strengthened, the prices have
shown a tendency to advance Tney
were very scarce on West street yester-
day and another carload went East The
quot atoms arc firm at 81.
Cherries are still quite low and In Ut
tie demand but they are selling better
since the strawberries have become
scarce They sell al sed75c for market
able stock. the local cherries being in the
ascendency.
Raspberries are coming in freely from
local growers. The price is held at S.15.
but the downward tendency Is quite ap-
parent.
The price OF eggs is somewhat weaker
and the demand Is less. A shipment
came yesterday from Olympia. and tho
Alaska steamers which have left have
carried large orders. The price is vari-
ously quoted at 10 TO is cents for strictly
fresh ranch.
For dressed beef and meats in general
the demand is slow and viii probably re-
main so until after the fruit season.
In hops there ia nothing doing at all
and dealers express little hope for the
coming season
Business IN general is improving with
good movements in nearly every line, and
this week in particular shows a salts
factory increase over last week.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. June 2.-Wheat-yaliey. Sc
Walla Waila, soc.
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THE VANCOUVER por-rr
THROUGH THE ISI.4STS NIX
os1amer Utopia ]. A. O,Brien. Masre-
rS@xss Tacoma u noon. Seattle. Yes
49, war. 2 m, Mondays ard Tyn1,s-s-
pays Tor Port q ox nsend. Anacorte~ Fst--
ITTrssn. New Wnatcom. Blaine and Frtdav
1880, ana vancouver, arriving Vsr
c1lver : p: m. following day.
rare 20 Blaine. 81: fare 10 Vancsy,v~r "a
49,. ,urtner information apply TO yes
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ssold Dominion Cigarettes
Have come 20 stay.
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EVERETT AND svoHo,srsrr go
R0f-rE A>As Err

az m ns,, Clan Mcdonald leaves c.tv
nersns. Tor Richmond Edrnorsis M.-L.I.--l 49,
flosaff. Eysrstt, Aa-ysville Eax: Ev.rs.,'
tSons1 and snohorn1sh CONNECTING =. e1ss..
Ioit ard all up river points Es.,s zLleys
Ing Sunday ~~-as' except
LILLY. BoGARpus 4 co rnc
owners and Manager
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Observations taken at all stations At )
.. m, 18th meridian time 6 p. m. PACING
t1me). GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oherserver In Charg@
Tides at Seattle harbo- for The week
beginning Wednesday. June Is:
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


London. June 25.-Silver. % s-1sd: con-
soils iOs ole. bullion into Bank OF England.
fsSan.
The Evening Posts cablegram says:
The stock markets were rather more act
i've today and very firm. The prospects or
the conservative government are probably
affecting stocks. Americans were strong
with few exceptions. the initiative COM
ing entirely from New York and the Con-
tincnt. The close was at the best. Louis
willie and ST. Paul were In special demand.
South Americans we're good. kafirs ara
booming. The rumors about tho Chinese
loan vary daily. bat there Is apparently
good reason 10 hope that the loan may
after all he shared in by other principal
powers besides Russia
Breadstuffss and Grains.
Liverpool. JJ-ne 2a.--wheat-Spot. quiet;
demand, poor. No. red winter. SIS I'D. No.
spring stocks exhausted; No. hard Man
itoha. Is I'D: No. California. IS Cd. Fu-
lures closed steady, i2sy&d lower, June.
IS sd: July. IS SID: August, IS ed. Septem-
Der. IS cad: october. SIS "a: November.
SIS I'D.
corn-Spot quiet: American mixed, new.
4s 4,Sd. Futures closed steady. IHlsd
lower; June. Is S,ad; July. IS Sled: August.
Is 4d; September. Is sd, october, As sad:
November. As 5Ssd
Flour-Dull: demand. poor. st. Louis
fancy winter. rs 81.
Eops-At London: Pacific coast. Il.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS LY-
NDCnN

San JUAN ISIAANDS-STEAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mall. leaves City
deck. foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
reaiay and Friday at 2 a. m. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whateom.
TINE CARD, IN EFFECT MARCH IS
North Round-Ieave Seattle 200 a. m:
leave Port Townsend 700 a m. leave
Friday Harbor II 30 a. m; leave Roche
Rarbor 1880 y. m; arrive New Whatcom
600 y. =.
South Bound-Leave New whatcom 400
a. m: leave Roche Harbor 900 a m;
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a m; leave
TA5 y. m.
y r. Thompson. managing owner. j. A
Hatfield agent Phone S53
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TINT CARD.
Leave Sea.tle-7:45. 11:l5 a. m; 2:45. els
n. Leave Tacona-9.O - m. loo 400.
tW p. m.
Enndays-
Leave Seattle-7:oo A. m. 1900. 500 p. m.
Leave Tacoma-a:30 a. m. 2:30. 1:S0 p. m
Landing al Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot Of Mar
icr street, Seattle.
Sundays, excursion rates on steamer
FLEETWOOD: fare. soc.
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Total Sales.
Tho total Sails of stocks today were
226 a9s shares. including; American Sugar,
g. 200: American Tobacco, $500. Buriing-
ton. 500; Chicago Gas, 5000. Distiinng'
% 900; General Electric, $500; Kansas Tex
as. s,40o; do. preferred. 10000: Louisville q
Nashville, 600: St Paul. 5000: Tennessee
Coal e. Iron, 1900: u. s. Leather, A,3o.
Wheeling & Lake Erie. $500.
Flour.
Flour receipts. $3.50: exports. 1880 bar
rels: sales $500; market steady. but with
moderate inquiry.
Wheat.
Wheat receipts. none; exports, $500
bushels: sales, II. 10000 bushels. futures:
Is 600 bushels. spot. Spot, irregular, clos
ing firm; No 9 red, store and elevator.
75i4c; afioat 763sc: fob, TIC, afioat. NO.
/. Northern, 1850. delivered: No. ]. hard.
s0s.c, delivered. Options opened slightly
lower rallied on reports Of hailstorms In
the Northwest. reduction in visible, high
err cables and rumors of damage to the
German crop from rain; trading was err
ratio at times, closed strong at 1isc net
advance. No. q red, June. closed 75t4c:
July, 7Sisa75i5c. closed 1859; August.
Is 5-161757sc. closed T53sc: September, 701i
G7s 7-l6c, closed 7sisc: October. 75sM77c.
closed nc; December, 76aI7Sssc, closed
7s7sc.
Hops.
Hops-Dull.
WOOL
Wool-Ffrm.
Metals.
Pig fron--Firm; American, sfn.50di3.
Copper-Easy; exchange price, s3.2eis1
33.
Tin-sf2: straits. sl2eed1i4; plates, firm.
Spelfer-Steady; domestic, S32F2 q &62iz.
Coffee.
Coffee-Options closed barely steady
and net unchanged to 8 points advance.
July, sl42b: August, Sii.loat1i2S; SaTrem-
her $l4 20d145: October. <i4.2oN14.B;
November. 30frif35: December. sl4.apsp
1875. Spot coffee: Rio-Duil; No. z. Jizc.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. steady; refined. quiet and
steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-26
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEI4.

Seattle and rownsentf-Neah Pay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock NOR
GAYS. Wednesdays and Frtdays a. lib
a. N. for Fort Townsend, Port " htiaie-'
Gettysburg PySht. Cialian Pay and Mean
Bay returning. arrives Ss>1tfle 80 y. ~.
o. opposite DAYS. Steamer EVange' le9Nes
IA MonAays Wednesdays and Fridays a.
so p m; arrives Seattle alternate Gays
) ,. IA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-26
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S

STEAMER WILLAPA.
Captain George Roberts.
r.sxincr Seattle for Alaska July 10 and
-, - nd every l. days thereafter.
JI ~. srsight and passenger rates apply 20
TT ]. @. CARROLL. Agent,
Schwahacher Dock. Tel. 81.
CHAs. T. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-26

OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8 Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. $50 a N Tacoma at. $50 m
Tacoma al 90 a N Seattle at. 1900 m
Seattle ar. -. 90 D IN Tacoma At. 800 IN
Tacoma at. $50 p m Olympia ~. $50 m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
SEATTLE 49,. 7.30 m Tacoma 49,. $50 m
Tacoma .....lo:oo a m Olympia 80. 100 m
olympia go. zoo y m Tacoma 800 y m
Tacoma 49,. $50 p m Seattle -. 7:0 p m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, so
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street.
CITY DOCK CO. Agents.
Capt L. Wiley. Manager. Telephone s1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-26

discourage holders OF stock. Sugar was
largely dealt In and was manipulated nv
the inside clique. After going over a
very wide range the close was steady AT
a gain Of y per cent Chicago Gas closed
with less OF per cent. on the day.
The Changers and other leading stocks
generally appreciated as the day wore
aloHg. end despite Some reaIixations the
greater part OF the list showed a frac-
tional gain on the day. Speculation was
irregular at the close.
The trading in bonds was of bat mod
crate volume. Total sales, Sl,ssS. eo.
Government 6onds-Firm.
State nonds-Duli.
Railroad bonds-FSrm.
Pett oleum-Easier: closed. $3.50 bid.
Financial.
Money on call. easy. at ifIs per cent: last
loan, II: csoSed. IL per cent Prime mer-
camille paper. @aeffsi2 per cent
Sterling exchange easter. with actual
business in bankers bills at SiSis "a Se8s
for demand and s4.SSissls.SSs. for 50 DAYS:
posted rates, siSssI4 Ss1a and ssao9i .s5.s.
Commercial bills. AS7ss.
Silver certificates. oslz f166Ssc.