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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-02

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-02

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-02

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-02
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Nur bas oOrsisli6fe &inbs, G@afs
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Spe3ialitdt: Sunses sedIbHeif&.
Aue Nrten bon Wurf. 6biafea,
3unge, S9maIs &c.
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sAy FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RYeaffstuff= and Grains.

San Francisco. June 1s.-FTour-F'snily
extras. s255g3g: bakers extras, s3.55fg
ass: snperfine. g. S56Is per bbl.
wheat-Spring wheat. Soc per GENITAL for
No !. and s7ikc for choice; milling wheat.
81 e5ff1-i5 per GENITAL.
Barley Feed. fair 20 good. Tocs choice,
Tit6c. brewing. 72izFfT7lxc.
Oats-Mllling S7isGsoc per GENITAL; Sur
prise. ssc11 esiz: fancy feed, sosi 2eizc:
good 70 choice. s2isGS7i&c; poor 20 fair.
T7iaGseskc: gray. soefSsi4c per Genital
Receipts-Flour. quarter SACKS. iI.S12. do
Oregon. 7se: wheat. centsis, gs5. barley.
eentsls. a1se: oats. Oregon. centais. I45;
leans. SACKS. 1.Ei1; potatoes. sacks i.2ss':
do Oregon. 81: onions sacks. 80; bran.
sacks. i.zs7; middlings. sacks. 27S; hay.
tons. 20. straw. tons. -; wool. bales.
as: 60 oregon. s; hides. 40: wine, gal
Ions. CT 100. quicksilver, TASKS. %.
Produce. Fruit. Ere.
.fiaallngs-slsG1o; bran. sis71r9.
Hav-wneat. new crop, ys1io -. old,
crop. <Saff 50. wheat and oats. new crop.
s7Ss. old crop 500; cat. s5fr7 30. old
sroa. s. sae710: new alfalfa 1850; obi
croe. s7.saaSg5: newf harley. ssfl7; old
e~oa. sTTE -. clover. s5s9T.s9- compressed
wheat. s71s0sa: DO cat. s. s0EIS: stock. $50
:: straw. so7s8c Ter bansle-
Po;atoes-oregon. Brrbanks. 7sc<7sl Ter
c@1fAi- t7TtT fsf11es ttsf STU
T-nrnAles. za4Esc. new potatoes. II sacks.
saa7fffs: Humboldt Farbanks. 1514sfsc:
new Early Rose. Sdt2s. new Barbanks.
sEf X
ve-e.ahl-S-onions. 2z71se rsr cen'ai:
Los Angeles tomatoes, fi-sof@; string
beans. zIsc: green peas. 7y0Eesi. garlic.
1s8sfz<s; dried peppers. s9flzlze, asparagus.
EssfS7. chefee 80. 7ScS3 xl-5s extra DO. s. =
81; rhvbarh. ss34es; extra 60. sszSS;
eusurnbers, sacF7FI; bag squash. Ts,sfsf-
Fruit-Appiss. large boxes. tassi.2s small
boxes. Ms9ssk.: Australian. Tsc4sI: Long
worth s.-zwherries $50 Ter chest: large
berries, x.9as eoosehsTFteS, s5Sc Ftr
rassr-s: ras.berrsss. sss9 ger chest; black-
berries. sl9l Is PER crate. arrssots. New
castle, Gs5sgs: Royal sprscots. go .
snail boxes; c1rrzrts. KS pnr chest
peaches. As3sEc. ssars. zs~sAs; TiEsTss.
large. IS-sfsf; plgrns. green gage, ssssoc.
htsc& cherries SCH -. wh1.s cherries,
$3.50 per box Rcysl Anne. Sscsssl Der
aax. Mexican liEnsz. ts-Ssgss S~1ifoz Fla
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sTApI.r GROrrRIrs

Sugar oobbing)-Golden Co in hsls.. ner
N s.. extra &C. In hbls per n ELr,
drv rrnuiated. IN bhiz per n. CSC. cube
etc. powdered. etzc. &c per n dlseoun,
for spot oaSh on prices quoted
Maple sugsr-Fivc-poana boxes. scol-
lorsed. 20 tire 10. &c per 70. assorted
cakes. Isle per n
F1our. etc. Oobblnxl - Washington
straight. PER hbl, s. saa5 -; patent. g =.
Patent Excellent. t,75; Novelty A. e
california brands 81 buckRheat ao,lr
rer hhi. ss7s: per cwt. ss0: era.
ham. Per hb,. reS or Ia -
sacks. SIS per ewt: rye -four. -ar
mi. 81. ar Io-ro IS Per cwt: rye meal
yer bNi. s. IS. Per cwt. s. 3: cat greats ner
Dol. ss8s -: horaiay. per cwt. s2.7s: cracked
wheat. per cwt. 3 =. rolled wheat. 81 q
re- bh. sacks. s. 3: whole wheat ss4~
rer cxt. - $: pearl harley. ico-fh ~acks
a a. gs-Ts, boxes &C. split peas par IN. y,
s.~k= C.. ss-TN boxes. si4c. corn r7naf va
low. Ie-. sl75; o.. 80: white. jos, 81. 50;
Sas. slTo.
peans ftsbhfuea-snasn ~hfs r~r =.
=, mink. PER - sSSc Bsyos. Per - =.
Lima. rer n S'sc-
Rjra fJebblnsf-IapaH. stse: China. &C.
per n. fslsnd. Sc: Carolina s'sRss.c.
rlrsea peaS-(JohhiuE4-Fie per IN. r.
gIahbtngh-T.tverpooi ss-ih saeks
r~- toa. Ss8s5. American dairy. San
SACKS. Per ton. SIS. Coast half s-~ouus
,ssN,h parks. per ton. s.: Sa-fh xackx -
tau. so. s-ie sacks. = in bale. 81 SD Sacks
IN +, hale. g, Ip-Ib ssrR-. = IN hal- q
Emrsi~gJ obblnEA- rendered. ~
~. Sinclair. tlerces, re: Rex J~-s =
lara compound. tlsnees, s..
,~,fYa..-tJ aet gnEA -S3Teeu--Noeha. rer n,
-. lava. per u. sc. Costa Ricx- ehe4-.
- II. ssc stea-lAT e1ckis's, ia 10 lh
e,sss re~ cat. 50 IS: CAB cases. -er evr,
~ Is, ss.Fn cases Ter cws. f2a.15. Javs- s. ,,
81, rsms per IL. A.. - and lel-th $40
st<- Asen Mocha. SC pe&eeyry dead -.
,7ssssernass. -. ground coffee. 2ss.si.e,
ftsn- pcs r. Is ~. ss1-s: -. 81 81
(~sr,aEsfs--<F ehes uEk-B Bakers. aa-fb Pr
rasu-, 81. LIB Eaeie. &c; Star, fs-Ib ~
eS t&c-
t.ocaa-groset aEA-F.rps'. ss-lh tins. IAN
hexeS. 60. RakeTs' s-is boxes. &C.. ran
Kesseu's. f-'o tlnx -. iz~lb tins. sTt1e,
10 ttrx. 8
Condensed NIs-g1osAi-xb-Ea 80
ease. 81 HfxAlsn1, unsw~efeuSs. p - 4,
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid TO Farmers for County,
Produce.

The following quotations are the prices
paid 10 farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named,
the goods 20 be delivered in Seattle.
Hops. choice. new. ezi2I9o per 10.
Hay Tin boat ioadsl, s55oGGs; oats.
choice. Eastern Washington. SIS: Puget
sound. ti4: barley. siI2s per ton: wheat,
chicken feed. sis; corn. SO.
Potatoes-si3Ql5 per ten.
Hides. Pelts and TsIiow-Heavy salted
steers. over 60 Us. 6Gf6e; medium. per 10.
t95c: light. under As lbs. &c per 10; heavy
cows. &c: light. Sc: salted kips. safe. and
cslf. per 10. Sc: green hides. lc less than
saited. dry hides. per 10. Sc: culls of
above, one-third less: dry elks. per ID. Sc:
dry deer skins. summer. per III. sed
Csc; good winter. leai5c; poor ana thin
winter Essc: sheep skins. 2aR3oe: full
wool. 50sg61c; wool. Western Washington.
Tc per 10: ,aIlow. 2ib93ikc
Live sfock-Choice beef cattle. cows. Sc:
steers, Sc: choice sheep. Sc: good
hogs. ssf3.s5: calves. dressed. large
4isc: small. SC.
Logs-Superso- quality. per NJ, nr. IS. 50es
9: choice cedar. &c. common. per NJ. 81:
spruce logs sifis: cedar shingle tags, "a.
Ranch eggs-ifc.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.
Movements OF steamers and Oshe
Notes or Interest TO Marine Men.

hoFffnente OF ~t%Auefs ana OtHeY
Notes or Interest to Marine Men.
The spar buoy on the bar OF Yaauina
bay is reported missing.
Steamer Walfa Waiis called for 50
Francisco at o clock yesterday morning.
Steamer Umstllia arrived from sun
Francisco yesterday afternoon at 80
O'Clock.
Aiaska excursion steamer Queen ia eus
10 arrive today and siii sail again next
Sunday morning.
The secret societies % Rsiiara annaI1s-
mated for an excursion on the steamer
Rosale last Sunday 20 Victoria.
Capt. L. NJ Garrison serst crew 20 ths
schooner Lyman ~. FoTfer yesterday. she
i 81 Port Townsend and VII sail Tor Sing
Sing.
Rzrkentina Northwes 4ao tons. has been
chartered tv Felix Sauteliler to load lgns-
Der on the Columbia river for santa iko-
kaiia.
Norwegian bark Fortuna. t.7zs tons. viii
load inFnh~s on the Sound for Meieotfrns
or Adelaide. with option OF Fort ss4Tss.
X "a chartered b. J. J. Moore A CO.
Steamer city Of Topeka sails for Aiaska
this morning a. oeiocn. While passr-
ge~s ala not come very fast yesterday.
rush - expected before she ssiis th.s
morning
America. schooner Peerless. Capt T.
II Johnson repgrtx 70 the fYyaFogFs pho
Office passing on May y. "a latitude q de-
srrae4 - inmates north. longitude fSs de-
gree - minutes west al immense root
81 a sree almost &wssh and covered vita
barracks
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Ccpper-F1rm: brokers' MS. exchange.
siL sS9l@
Lead-Ffrm: hrckers', use: exchange,
ses-se.
TTn-weak: Straits. slssseis 50: plates.
steady.
Spelter-ouies. domestic. s4eS34ia
CofYee.
Co1se-Ortfcns opened steady, urchang-
ed 70 points advance: sales. $50 haxs.
including June. So. September. sio55ls
IesA SPOT coffee. Rio dull, No. I, iss.c.
mild quiet: Cordova, iss~3lSc
sugar.
Sugar-Raw duh. refined steady.
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Sugar continues In q very uncertain con-
dltion as regards price. China sugar Is
quoted as low as 5 cents per pound. While
there are many causes for the decline In
sugar. one OF the most important affecting
dealers on the Coast Is the dissatisfaction
against the Western refinery. located at
San francisco. This refinery handles most
Of the sugar sold on the Coast
The market on hides. pelts and tallow Is
dead. At the Junsrsales In London prices
on furs fell of from 10 to Is per cent.
Packing house products tend 10 lower
prices. Good hogs are being bought from
farmers for 50 TO s5-25. Steers are bringing
cents per pound. as are sheep.
All lards have fallen on IL price.
In fresh meats mutton Is jobbing at 5
cents per pound. fall Of IL cents. Lamb
has gone Up y cent per pound. Veal Is
weaker.
Dealers are paying "A cents per dozen for
ranch eggs today and are tobbIng them
out at Is cents.
California cheese IL jobblng at ~ cents
10 cents per pound.
California peas are now out OF market.
Green string beans and wax beans have
fallen from 1914 cents per pound TO cents.
Native peas have fallen TO cents per
pound. Asparagus Is higher.
Native strawberries are selling at s. Is
per crate.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. June is.--Arrived-Cop-
tic, Hongkonv and Yokohama: Araro
Coos bay: by Aureoia. Willaps harbor:
n. II. NJ str Comus. San Diego schr Mary
BidwelI. Suislaw river. Departed-Bk Hoi-
liswood, Puget sound sehr Gotama. Coos
bay: schr Coquiils. Coauille river: Aus
tralia Honolulu.
Frieghts-Eari Of Daihousie, i,s7T tons
now on the Sound, lumber. thence TO Mel
bourne. Adelaide or Port pirie. prior to
arrival, eos.
Hoquiam. June H.-Special.-Sziled for
san Francisco-schrs Maid of Orleans
and Neiancthon. from Hoquiam: sehrs
Ida Mckay and c. II. Wilson. from Aber-
deem.
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and nh lot = block -. Yeslers ist add.
Kent, September "a. 1885 ss.SSS.
Heary =. AGy ct TX. 10 Carlton 8. Msrs
rtli. iot & block Il. Renton's add. April Is,
ISL. s.
Sheriff 20 William Cunningham. blocks
s. and 60. West shore add June is. $50 -
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FOREIGN MARKETS,


London, June i6.-SIlver. sIMd; Consols,
I1s.
New York, June 1.-THE Evening Posts
financial London cahlcgram says: The In
tense heat today and the Ascot races adj
verseiy affected the stock markets, which
were generally flat, Americans early were
an exception. katiirs have fallen heavily.
and West Australian mines were lower.
Americans have been good. In sympathy
with New York quotations. The buying
here was limited and cliquey. but little
Dutch buying helped matters. There was
a reaction az midday. on expressed dis
satisfaction over the Republican monetary
platform, II being believed that the con-
vention would end ia straddIe. Copper
shares reacted on realizing.
The Berlin market was better. The
Paris bourse was weak.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool, June 1s.-wheat-Spot. duh:
demand. dun: No. red winter IS Ia No.
l hard Manitoba. IS: No. I California. s.
81. Futures closed steady, IA higher.
June. July. August. September and octo-
Der. 4s f0i.d. November. As iolRd.
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed nav.
81 I'D Futures closed firm, unchanged to
I'd higher: Juns. IS Sd: July. August and
September. IS "a; October. 81 Nd: Novem-
Der, IS 4ikd.
F1our-S5teady; fair demand: freely sup
piled. St. Louis fancy winter, es Sd.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific Coast. 81 La.
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.Iohh,nr ouotet,ons

The following are Tire prices paid by re-
tan dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on cars, or the tohhinr rates
quoted by wholesale dealers. with ordinary
,arrns Of credit.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board OF Trade.


Chicago. June lk-on a moderate trade
wheat showed good deal OF strength to-
day. and that too. In the face OF statistical
news that was bearish. The crowd had
come 20 the conclusiea that il the ST Louis
convention should nominate Mckinley with
an e1t-ant-out gold basis plank in thu
platform OF the party the effect would hs
decidedly huli4sh. Helped ~ this idea,
prices started quite firm and kept gaining
little for an hour. THE early gains rather
favored the bid side. Liverpool was quoted
lower, Northwestern receipts were heavy,
and the demand FOR cash wheat was slug
glsh- But the sentiment was inclined 10
favor the BUN side. ard there was little
wheat for sale. with the demand sufficient
20 take IL all quickly. The hesarish element
Is In hesitatiag mood, as the tendency
Of the market 20 make sudden and sharp
advances holds the Wears In check, and
there - an EFFORT 20 cover whenever the
market shows a tendency 10 advance. This
gives tho bull manipulators an advantage
which they are now not slow 20 use Late
IN the day good many bad crop reports
get into circulation. Prices were also
helped by a sharp advance In Paris.
Cora enjoyed "a very good trade. The
general tone WAS strong. sustained largely
by the strength OF wheat. too frequent
rains IN the corn belt being also a factor.
o2ts-Although trading was on limited
scale. prices ruled firm and higher, follow
ing wheat and corn.
Provisions were quiet. The opening was
a shade lower. packers being rather In
cliaed to sell. Later the offerings ceased,
and, though there was no increased de-
mand. the market turned flrmer, and
prices at the close showed but little
change.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-July. 57ssc; September. 5SAc
Corn--June. 2Iaae. July. 2Si.c.
oats--June. i5ssc: July. I74GI5xc.
Pork-June. $40. July. N.i5.
Isard--June. $40: July, s4I5
Ribs-June. 81 50: July. ss.25.
Flaxseed-S0isc.
Timothy-$2 u56l3ll
Rye-2isac.
Barley-2a6sic.
Live stock.
Cattle-Sales OF common TO choice Dress
cd beef and shipping steers ranged at ss.5o
Gfs.9. the bulk crossing the scales at 50 70
QA20. Fancy beeves are salahle around
$40. The stocker and feeder trade con-
tinues low, at steady prices: cows and
heifers are active and stronger. with sales
at sl.5oSi. fat lots selling at $3.50 and up
ward. Calves were plenty today. and
prices were steady. with good demand.
Hogs-Heavy hogs sold at s2.aoSls Is; me-
dunn and mixed weights, ss.osfss IS. light
weights. ss.15S4350: pigs. s2S5lS.4o.
Sheep-Sales were on a basis OF tls56ll
for inferior 20 prime sheep. the bulk OF the
natives selling AZ sSl5q3.75. Lambs and
yearllngs sold at 2.1Sa5. and spring lambs
at ssd1612is.
Receipts-cattle. 900: hogs. 1900: sheep.
1000.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
mEAMER UTOPIA

GTEAMER UTOPIA
f>aves Tacoma. - noon: Seattle. YesIer
SSsrf o. m. Mondays and Thursdays
- port townsend. Anacortes. FaIrhaven.
Vsx Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
~ and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
4 m following day.
ttsre 10 Blaine. s.; fare to Vancouver.
Il For further information apply TO Yes
a. wharf.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January I and Fol
Yesterday.

Real estzt. Transactions since January
1 7sss. are 81, - EG.H Thsrs we're fed
eor recerf yesterday four deeess azgregat-
sug 81 ETz y Following II q list furnished
~ me Daily Bulletin. room y. CccsdeGi 81
beck:
A. X. Campbell 80 TX. 10 frx. A. W. fEikss-
brand ~ lor rs. Seattle Masonic cGrns-
terry. January n. $40.
Lester Turner to EsA~aFi r. Trenpex.
IA scs and al LOT = block 4. Il l. Yes
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
GTsF AMER WII.IAPA

Capt. George Roberta.
r>ayfnr Seattle for Alaska June 70. 1856,
ss6 every thirteen days thereafter.
Tor freight and passenger rates apply
n ]. G.. CARROLL. Agent.
gchwabacher dock. Tel. Pike s..
CHARLES L. PEABODY. General Man.
aeer Seattle.
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Rrcndetuffs. and GraIn~.
Boston Wool Market.

Bostcn. June Is.-There n no change In
the wool market The day has ruled dull,
with only small lots picked from time to
time. with prices In buyers favor
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we bay az Er&ees g ESu2isr-Cre&naery
Diary AID R&aca. snip year Batter 10
JOHN q. 40 ~. sssss&e sr raess.s,
Aas gss sas cssA
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otsservaf tons taken at all stations az
p m. 18th merriam time Is y. m Pacific
umel. GEORGE X SALISBURY.
Observer ia Charge.
Tide tables for the week beginning
wednesday. June II. lSS. are as follows:
High -rt4. r. 7 nyv -rt4e
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pAegfe Coast EfeAfnsissp conpany-s
steamship ysaIla Wziig. sailing from Gan
Francisco June ~. will carry general
rnerchandlss 10 Seattle at 81 per t0n-
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

ING INosi III r B nh0wT. Receiver.
-Trains leave ana arrive depot foot Of
Columbia street
TINE CARD IN EFFECT DEC. z. 1865
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND

rvrRETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
faavea Seattle a. M, IL m. 5 o. m.
leaves Everett $50 a. rsl.. go p. M. 7:3o
sundsys-Leaves Seattle II a. m: leaves
Everett 3. m.
rare-slngie trip. 75c: round trip. 81 .:
.cnnects with boats for Tacoma and eno-
lomish.
IandIng-Coiman dock. foot OF Marion
street ~o~ ~xr-
COMPANY
r. w. Goodhue. Manager.
reyephone. Red 33f.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
u. s.. MAIL
GTEAMEE Delta

,>.res CaibraIfh dock, foot OF Washing
"a street. Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
S.vs III O'Clock a. m, for Kingston
D.. Gamble. Sesbeck. Brinnon. Holly,
rswatto. Laliiwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
ysnsan CITY, Returns aIteHnats dayA
d. TROUTMAE, Master.
rsssnheue Red Isl.
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i.ILv. Ar.5. No. /, h No. 4

spally. fDaiiy except Sunday.
Short ard direct line TO all points IN
British Columbia through the principal
lumber districts OF Western Washington.
General office. Colman block. seattIA
Wash.
r. A. ALLEN. General Freight and
Passenger Agent.
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,Aczy1c COAST srEANsHTr CO.

psvsseh steamers from Seattle - fol-
-. gan Francisco. via Port Townsend
- victoria. at = m Passengers re-
-,.ei On board At o. MI. June I. 6. II,
e Alaska, June !. s. Js. a. at q m
xsezn San Francisco for Victoria and
esesf sound points. At o. m. June I, {.
AZ q. ..
e~eDsts may Be obtained At the oNsco e
~ oomrany. at Ocean dock. Seattle.
IF. TROwBRIDGE. r. g. eupt.
Z aooOpALL. PERKINS 4 CO..
6eokral Agents San Francisco.
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.~s ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
w. INGTON ROUTE.

0TEAM 1K MARf r. FEKIEY
$500 Hsrr.ngton's wharf. foot or WASH
hD.srs street, for South Beach. Sylyan
@4 n. white. BFemerton. United
49, Dry Dock, Charleston. sianey-
ees1srvfou Chico. Siiverdale. at $50 .. r..
zasstnrdsy. 80 p. ma: Sunday. .. m: re-
8.sning' leaves Sllverdale at Gas O. m
sesasnhor,c. Black 81.
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call. steady at 242is per cent:
prime mercantile paper. 405ls per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 81. sSis u4.sSi2 for
demand and s4g7.634s7ia for sixty days:
posted rates, sAsSg4.sSis and si.Ss45Asat2.
Commercial bills, $LSGia.
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xRUsE AND MADISON LINE.
STEAM SCHOONER LAKME.

Wnl san from San Francisco June =. car
ming freight at 81 per ton. connecting at
Gastle for all points.
e. f. GAME. Agent.
Arlington dock. Telephone. Pike ~
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

Portland. June is.-wheat-wara wslia
5l15zc, Valley. s3154c per bushel.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock Exchange.

New York. June ff.-The stock market
today was fairly active. with the railroad
stocks unusually prominent In extent or
business. Some irreguiaTity was apparent
in the forenoon operations. but the last
half of the session was marked by positive
buoyancy in the lead OF the shares. Cow
ering OF such orders occurred on large
scale. and there was fair buying for COM
mission account. The demand for special
ties was good. More active shares sold up
1I2 per cent. Sugar participated in the
general improvement. The general market
opened irregular. but soon sagged. under
the influence OF lower London prices. The
later upward movement was helped by
London buying and by decided strength in
government bonds. The dealings in the
securities were on comparatively large
scale, with the new Is rising per cent. 10
ISL. and fractional gains being recorded
In the other Issues. The closing was at the
best figures of the day. and showed sub
stantial gains over last nights final
figures. Railway bonds ruled strong and
active. The sales were Sl.SlS.eo0.
Transactions in governments were $685.
600. the buying being chiefly for investment
account.
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ANDREW ,. suRLxIo7. Rssusvss.
= : : !.
fULLMAs sLEEPISG CARS.
kLEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST SLEEPING cAEs
-. Paul. Minneapolis. DaIush.
rarEo. Grand Forks. Croekssen-
Winnipeg. Helena And Butte
SniesE", Phil I'D et phfa. W sshingson. Nsw
York. Boston. and all points
East and south
The Only Line Running Two Over.
land Trains Daily From Seattle
TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect June H. IssG
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For 81. Paul and East. tss9 .. M
For Spokane and Local. tbs a. m. and
ss9 p. m
For Portland, 40 a. m. and go .. m.
FOR Olympia. Gray's Harbor and South
Bend, a. m.
For Carbonate. 2;E .. m.
For Tacoma. 40, 5:is and a. m. AS,
and $40 D. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
Prom 81. Paul and East go g. m
From Spokane and Local. go a. n. and
ii 20 y. m.
From Portland. $40 and u;5o p. m.
From Olympia. GrAy's Harbor and
South Bend, 5.i9 p. IA.
From caroonad0 IL 20 a. m
From Tacoma. $40. - and II 40 g. m !:
6.ln, $50 and II 80 p. m.
sDatly except Sunday. All others daily
This card subject TO change without
notice.
Through tickets TO Japan ana China via
Eorthern Pacific steamship Company. "a
For rates. routes and other Information
call on or address
4. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. Seattle.
City Ticket Once. corner Yeasr way
and Front street
Depot Ticket once. corner Western
avenue and Columbia street
A ID. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No. - Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland. Or.