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CHICAGO MARKETS.
BOARD OF Trade.

Chicago. June as.--wheat was exceedingly
dun today, and most Of the session was
decidedly weak. selling at one time about
ise below the close yesterday. but recover
ing ali of the loss before noon. one Of the
weakest factors of the day, and the one re-
sponsiole for the weakness prevailing after
the opening. was the heavy receipts In the
Northwest, 50 cars. against ga cars A week
ago and IN cars year ago. This did not
look much like bad crop prospects there.
and. when taken In connection with tina
Is. 10000 prospect reported in Kansas. tho
big increase in English stocks. and tho
fact that our visible supply Is now e.bea, 600
bushels larger than year ago. with the
excessive duliness in trade. made very
weak market. and the price went OF about
1sc Later New York wired there was
some buying there by continental houses.
and late cables were little better. when
the decline was checked. The well-known
operators began 10 pick up a good deal OF
the low-priced wheat, and there was a
steady upturn of sse above the low point.
The figures on the Increase In the English
visible were raised TO leo. 900 bushels. and
there were reports that nearly s.aDe. 900
would be exported this week. This caused
some decline. There was a sharp bulge In
wheat during the last hour. due TO Brad
streets report of 5ooo.o zoo decrease in the
worlds stocks last week.
Corn was exceedingly SOW. The feeling
early heaviness in wheat and later by pros
poets OF heavy receipts. but light trading
prevented any material reduction OF prices.
Oats were heavy and prices low all
around. There was considerable selling
pressure. which helped the weakness.
Provisions-There was but little doing.
The opening was firm and higher, due TO
the small run OF hogs. At the advance
there was considerable selling by packers.
and prices declined. but advanced slightly
later on the final advance In wheat, the
close being steady.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-June. 5sisc: July. 5ssc.
Corn-.June. s7isc: July, Tsic.
osts-June, is4c: July. Isa.c.
Pork-June and July. s.oetz.
I.ard-June and July. s40s.
Ribs-June. s3z2; July. s3.Tgnp
Rye-S2c.
f3arley-24nsoc.
Flax seed-7ac.
Timothy-s3.M
Live stock
Cattle-Saies were on a basis Of a. son4
for common 20 good native beef steers and
ssd4.50 for good 10 extra grades: stockers
and feeders. 81 TSa3.s5. The cow and hcifer
trade Is active. and while canning cattle
are slow. good fat butchers stun Is in
brisk demand.
Hogs Sales were kargeiy at s3fs7s Is,
common 10 prime heavy swine selling at
50 s0fi3 *; mixed and butchers weights at
81 iog7s 49, and iightweights az 81. z5a1s5o.
Sheep were IN demand az s.75l92 for In
ferior up to 2i1l25 for choice 10 fancy.
the bulk Of the native sheep crossing the
scales above 81 "a. with Texans wanted at
s.. sod3.ss. lambs sold actively at ssls5o
according To quality.
Receipts-Cattle $500. hogs 1900. sheep
sooo
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sTEANERA


The steamer PORTLAND will ieass Se-
at.le OF or about June g and August "A
for ST. Nschaelss, connecting with the
steamer =. =. Ws2re fer Circle City AM
Fort cudahy. sna stopping a. al mining
camps On the river.
This r. tire onIv route 20 tie Trkcn
mines by which the dangers ard eardshtps
can be avoided Passengers take stezm-
ers ~ Seattle and are isrszed directly at
Tire mines. For rates. etc. Apply %
NORTH AMERICAN TRANEPORTA-
TON AND TRADING CO.. Schxab&cn-
sr<s Wharf Seattle. Wash
EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle ] q. m-. - M. . m-
Leaves Everett $50 n m. 7s3s ?. M. tn
,. IN
sundays-Leaves Seattle II n IA: leaves
Everett 5 p. m
Fare-s.ngie trip. &c. round trip. 81 =:
connects with beats for Tacoma and Sco-
homlsh.
LAnding-Coiman deck. foot Of Marion
SEATTLE q TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
F. w Goodhue. Manager.
Telephone. Red ri.
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Time Gard IN effect June 1. issk

Time Cara N eject June l. fsA
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATcON
ROUTE
State Of Washington lea YES Seattle 6nsfy
except Saturday. At 10 .. N.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND la con-
NER ROUTE.
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday. al a. m
Telephone. Main ~ Yes'sr do~t
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The general tendency or prices during
the past week seems 10 have been down.
ward There has been decided lowering
in the price OF such commodities as oat
greats. hominX> pearl barley and whole
wheat -four. The price OF pickles has fallen
of on some grades. Lower quotations are
noted on canned meats
The price on fresh fish X weak.
Butter Is in better demand and there IL
slight rise In prices. The market is well
supplied on California cheese and II is sell
ing cheaper.
Ranch eggs are jobbing at 1915 cents per
dozen. Dealers are paying Ii cents to farm
ers.
As the season advances the quotations on
fruits and vegetables. in season. goes
lower. Old potatoes are quoted at SO to sl2
per ton. Green string beans have gone
from cents a pound TO cents. The same
Is true of wax beans. Native peas have
fallen from cents per pound to 2is cents
10 cents per pound. Cucumbers are more
plentiful and are selling at 40 to IS cents
per dozen.
On fruits, the following changed quota
tons have been made: Cherries, 75c TO
81. IS per box; native strawberries, 81 to si25
per crate; apricots. 81; peaches. 90c to 81,
and piums, 81. 80 per crate.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

rssnsssa steamers fron Seattle az foi-
lows -
So Saa r>rAncla>c. Via Port Townsend
- $3.50 Al a. IN trx&sscugsrS re-
.-sss.s5 "a tSsArd a. a EaA. Jgas ]. & ~.
Is n. - -
pre,s,-s ~an kSsAsaei@>s fer Victoria ana
Puget xenaA pssakss 81 - IA. JazS \
- - - -.
Ts~xxs* r,kv - obtained a. ere crsce cs
tAe sersrAny, a. ccsan deck. Seattle
IF. TRoNBRfpGE =. 8 SGsI
ENOGnkIr. rERNG<S q co.
GezsrAl AEczsS Saa FrazckSca
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGTON ROUTE.

BTE4MEE A. p kDBIN9ON
Carrying u. g. Man.
On Port Orchard and Port washfnefon
route. leaves City dock foot OF Main
street. $50 n m-. calling at So1th Beach.
Burcheii. Brick Yard, Bremerton. L. 8.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
Chico. Sslverdaie- Leaves Port Orchard
navy station At 2 p. m: arrives Seattle
al SD. m. +. ". Robinson. master Lilly.
Bogardus 4 Co., agents- Telephone. Main
81.
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STEAMER ROSALIE-
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday. At
1870 a. M returning leaves Victoria at
10 a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday. at a. no: Sunday. direct. AZ
.. m: returning. direct. leaves Port
Townsend At y. N. Phone. Pike -.
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National EdaesfsonaI Association. Bas-
fsia. Jaiy 20 II Low rates via Great
Nsrshsrn railway: all rail. rs rs. via p1-
Lara ana tnsir pzizts2l lake steamers.
oafr lkA
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
II. 8. MAIL

. y E@Etli liz ItFsf<E -
Leaves Galbraith dock. foot OF Washing
ton street, Tuesdays Thursdays ard Sat
urdays. at o'clock a IN, for Kingston,
Port Gamble, Seabeck. Brinnon. Holly,
Dewatto. Llliiwaup Falls. Heodsport and
Union City. ReturnS alteYna;e days
d. TROUTMAN. Master.
Telephone. Red Isl.
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Observe tons taken at al stations at s
p m. 18th meridian time g D. M Paclnc
ums). GEORGE N SALISBURY.
Observer Ia Charge
Tide tables FOR the week beginning Wed
nesday. June ~. fsss. are as follows:
High Tide. Low Tide,
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

We hay al grades q Bntter-f re&fsassy,
Diary ard RA2ca. snip ya2F E@ikrr %
John H. xGEs. Seattle sr Tsee~ss,
Lsx get fAs C@sA-
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conv-nfIon Rates 70 chicago.

On account OF Demorrasic convention "a
Chicago. special rate OF t7s.s0 for fhe round
trip viii - made ~ fhs Northern Pa
cfYe. Tlckets on sale June J1f9 and Juiy
Ia II you are going 20 Chicago call on I.
A. Sadeau. general agent. ". r. X. Re
Seattle.
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PUGET SOUND a ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma ans N.ctSTts- n, G
taar1 ~ M. sfAcc1i& o. 10 Al tSaT
z lsSal Nv = 90. Seattle s.. = A. SeAn
l.sopm ~ ssPt. 1N0wnseadi = Arm <sp1a
tsssm A lie - Victoria ...i M.1-yi s.Sas3sa
DAY except Aon3ay.
Tbs steamer furnishes rrst-eiasS Accom-
ssexsrs and leaves fren les5sr wharf.
seattle
For rates etc, inquire e
q n. THoRNDYkE-
yesier wharf. Ses.sise
4 A SAnEAT,
neasral ASszs n. Z. ~ H.. ss>suA /,
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SeTfn Aouu{f Leaves Seattle I A. m-.
f,.xex Port Townsend a m. leaves FRI
Eav Narbor ~ n a. IA leaves Robe hsr-
her n IS D u. arTlves a. New N aatSeka
So esona-Lssves Ssw whStecyn a
n. leaves Roche hsrhor - a IA caves
rvi.fAx- HArhoT ~ a r.. leaves fcrx
rsxrssa p ia arrives at Seattle 80
= m -. rrn-
IL ThempS0s. rssnsEer~c~ner Lily.
r-~farHs-e Mas 81
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FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutea
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-TaconA
route. follows
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY ..
TIME CARD.
Single fafe. 5Ac. round trip, &c.
Leave Seastie~Tst5. II rs A. M: s:s5. SIS
D. m
Leave Tacona~ss - a m. 1. 80. .. m
SUNDAYS
Leave SEATTLE a. m is m; ?, m
Leave Tacoma-ssp a. n. 3.Se. - .. IN
Landing At Northern Pacific wharf. Ta~
coma. aud Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
ron street, Seattle.
SUNDAYS, steamers Flyer and State 81
Washington. fare Soc.
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SAN JUAN IsI.ASpa

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail leaves city
sfs,k faot OF Main street. Monday. WcS-
,ssday and FRIDAY AZ ! a. m. for PORT
'rowu13na San Juan islands and New
whstccr1a Returning. leaves New What
con TUESDAY. Thursday snd Saturday. ~
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
eTEAMER wifr.ApA.

CAPT. VeefKe NobtfN
Leaving Seattle for Alaska June :, fses.
ara every thirteen days thereafter.
For freight and PASSENGER rates apply
10 J. G.. CARROLL Agent.
Schwahacher dock. Tel. Pike S.
CHARLES K. PEABODY. General Maj
ager. Seattle.
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For the National Democratic Conwers-
tsun
r, - Neia az Ch.cago. 80 Northern Pa
ete, wsll sen slskets on jane Slsa. and July
Isl AZ rate % xs1-ss for tae rcana TRIP.
Per tickets ana al Information cal On
A. address I. A Saaaau. gsrevAl 2seEf y.
i. r. r.. Seattle.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. June x.-silver. II 7-isd: Con-
soils. III s~fs.
New York, June Zz-~The Evening Post 4
London financial cabiegram says: The
stock markets have been fiat today, on
complications In the political outlook but
the closing was distinctly better mainly
because the outstanding bull accounts
have been iiquidated and the position Ia
sound. Americans were lifeseSs and ir-
regular. Good bonds were fairly firm.
The Paris and Berlin markets were nat.
though closing better
Br~adstufr- and Grains.
Liverpool. June a.-whsat-Spot quiet:
demand poor. No. 2 red winter, 6s 81
No. I hard Manitoba, a. lid: No. Cali
fornis. Sc 3D. Futures closed fsrrns June.
July, August. September ard October. e.
1es.6 November. IS M
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed new.
as izf Futures closed quiet unchanged
70 IA lower. June and July. - va: Aug
ust ana September. IS I'd; October. - Nd:
November. n va.
Frour-Denand poor: 81. Louis fancy
winter SIS ca.
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Fer Reaton Gal telephone Pike IS Ns--
Giants Delivery CczRazy. see axczt.
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Open air concert at Lsschl park tonight
Elr1s H<x1n4eni band
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
ICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Steamship Transit viii leave Seattle FOR
central America or July 2eth.
Regular saiiings between Puget
sound and Central American
ports General offlce. Mutual Life
building.
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re- box; Mexican lines. s. seGT: California
lemons. common. sis7s 50. 90. good TO
choke. s. 5SS@ p. Go fancy. s-Es91: Cali
lorna oranges, seedlings. sz&@. nsvels
Sf9t. ezra 10. ss74sa: Mediterranean
oranges, se5s: Malta eloods. s~Re %: Ha-
wsisan bananas. sl@e: Hawaiian pineap-
pies s1e7s
ends 1&@asa-cs fancy dairy. 13As4ztc: DO
seconds. Is47fsssc
Chsese-Farcy mid new. sfszSc: fair 70
good. Sssc, yOgng America. gs7sc: Eastern.
ls8isc
Exgs-store. uaaixc: ranch rsS,sr:
@lsc.
Poaltry-Live turkey sohsrers. rGisc
per 70, DO hens. 1ns7ftc per n. ROSTERS
old. sssflss; 30 young, s. sssfs. 80: broglers.
small. xsgss large, SsaH4: fTyers. sss7s %.
hens, Sfi4sa. ducks, old. Nss1Ss; ducks
Young. sIES, geese per pair. secs9sl: gos-
hagS. S4fi@a@: pigeons, Old, SSsl se
pigeons. young. s. eSGisa.
G2ne-NcmilsL
Wool-San joaquin ana southern coast,
poor, six months, ease. 90. COED six
months. .i4ISc: San Joaquin foothills.
good 20 choice. si46-tsc: san Jeaqain
years fleece, 45S.se; Nevada heavy. ed7e:
90 choice. Sasi2e; northern. choice, soles.
Hons.
Hops-So-ninal. al use.
Closing Quotations.
Whats. eady: December, &ssc.
Bariey-No trading
Corn. s21sc
Bra1-SIs.5a.
Financial.
Silver bars ~ $751; prsftx-Sirnt F-sk
Mexican doi55iSslS4As Telegraph. -. Is
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norrNp ron COOK Inlet.

ROUND FOR COOK INLET
THE SCHOONER GEO. w. PRESCOTT
VIII leave Merchants dock. foot OF Seneca
street. on or about July I. 1886. for Six
Mile creek. Cooks Inlet. carrying passen-
gers and freight. The Prescott has just
returned from the Inlet. having made a
very prosperous voyage. and has given en-
tire satisfaction. For particulars apply
J. A. HATFIELD Agent.
OfIice. "a Mutual Life Building.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGToN ROUTE.

Leaves Harrington's wharf. foot OF Wash
ington street, for South Beach. Sylvan
Csrose, Pf white. Rremer.on. United
States Dry Dock. Charleston. sidney.
Tracyton. Chico. SiiyerdaIe. at SO D. M,
Saturday. $50 y. m: Sunday. ] y. m: re-
turning. leaves Silyerdale at Gas a. m.
Telephone. Black 81.
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= - ~ ~ :" taIfNF - y 'tF7N1atE9
Daily. az - 2. m. except Saturday. fer
Everett ana Nay ports E0iuE through
sunday Tuesday ana Thursday - SB0-
reln 81 river pasHs. connecting w1th :.
MMey Navigation CO. Tor Tacoma aR4
oivmrfs
.Ctsy Dock steamers Tor al posats Or ne
reana. OpSa al night Telephone. Main
y. : -. NERhES. Manager.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF-s sAyF-Tn the
Emperor court of the State Of Washing
Ton, for the County OF King
The German Savings and Loan Society.
6hxgesh Sh1lAyn, n corporation. ard Henry
nackmark. defendsnfs- No. H.51s.
rrder and BY virtue Of an order % sale
.rd special execution issued out Of the
sbove named court. IN the above entitled
~.use and 10 me directed and delivered. /
nave duIy levied upon the following dsscrib-
Tsshsngton. 10 wit. All OF lots Numbered
IT fs) and seven ca n block numbered
s3rty-tfsree fssg in the plat Of an addition
e he city Of Seattle as laid OF by a A.
benny as recorded in volume OF pats.
nere Sc. Of the records of King county.
ke;rr tract OF land one hundred and
fserfy a99 feet square. situate on the
rorfhxest corner OF Eighth and Seneca
sfreets, in the said city OF Seattle county
n King. state Of Washington. together
wtsh ali ard singular. the tenements.
ksredsfaHsnts and aDpurtenarees inereun-
% belonging. or in any wise sppertsinlng.
Notice Is therefore hereby given
that on Friday. the 18th day Of
July. issS. at The hour Of -
xoor of the court house. In the city OF
srsftie, IA said King county. i VIII sell
sse above described property at public
auction 10 the highest ard best bidder.
patsd this 18th day OF June. 1854
A. T. VAN DE WAITER,
suuve. Allen. Hughes q Mcasicksn. At
toners
NOTICE OF sHERrFF-s 7ALF-rn the
Superior court Of the State OF Washing
tor. for the County Of King.
A C. Watson. plaintiff. Va. the wash
snxton Improvement Company. defendant
no. 1870
Under and by virtue OF an execution Is
sued out Of the above named court. tn the
above entitled cause. and 10 me directed
and delivered. I have duly levied upon all
The right title and interest OF the defend-
AMI IN said writ named. iEs and 20 the fol-
loving described real property. situated
IN King county. Washington. 10 wit.
Blocks I. .. .. 4. A and X. In plan OF Union
CITY as the same was plated by II. l..
Pike; lots II. Il and I3. IN block 10. jack
cor Street addition TO the city Of Seattle.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that
On Frsdav the 18th day OF July. 1896. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. IN. OF said day.
at the front door Of the court house. In
the city OF Seattle. IN said King county.
will sell the above described real prop
erfy at public auction. to the highest and
hest bidder. for cash.
patsd this 18th day OF June. 1896.
A. r. VAN DE vANTER.
Sheriff.
r. yoslin. Attorney for Plaintiff
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Tse total sales - stoeks to-day vsre tx
"a sharps. fncguGlnx. American Tobacco
sEsa. Arnersesn Sugar s1.1ssa. Burlsnxfon
: 90. l.. * W. SIC. Reading zooe. Rock
rz1and SD. st Paul - sH. Wheeling g.
yake Ella -. Silver Csftlacatks sS.ss3.
Flour.
TYggr-Esc@scts y Sc exports Ss,Ss@ bar
.ss~ The market continued IN ire cid tut
81 aalsn1ss with buyers ane sellers apart
ed Equally lndIEsr<aI
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Lohhing Onofaffon.

The following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lot. delivered at IN.
wharf or on cars. or the jobbing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers. with ordinary
terms of credit:
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KRusE AND MADISON LINE.
STEAM SCHOONER LAKME

VIII tasi from San Francisco June =. car
rytns freight AZ 81 per ton, connecting at
seattle for al points.
Arlington dock. Telephone. Pike "a
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L aR. CHARACTERIZATION CO.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CRY or CHAMPAIGN.
Skagit RIVER Route.
Leaves seattle Tuesday. June - a. =
q m Thurs lav juno - az u a. IA. Sat-
TRAY, June -. At = pnon Leaves Mount
h~rton-We say. June - a. / .. III, (.
friday. June Is. ., =. ~. Sunday, June
=, a. p M calling AT StanNood, Pr.
sSaEE cry. Meant NsrnoR ana Avon-
AtuAlp g0iaS south Sunday ana north
EusS&avl
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DEXTER HORTON q CO.. BANKERS.

Cashier r. n. van Iuyf.
eight exchange and teiegraphic trans-
fsrs on New York. Chicago. 81. Paul. San
Francisco Portland and various points IN
Oregon and British coiubmia.
Sight bills Of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds stocks ana other vsfuabies ~
reiyed on deposit for safe keeping
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VEGETABLES. FRUIT AND NUTS.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. June z5--wheat--vallA walia.
6off5ic. valley. b3n54c.
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or. june y
b. S. PAGUE. Forecaster-
C. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGEiCILI-
GRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. June =
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Seattle June .. 1895.
Exchanges at the Seattle Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
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Transacts . savings bank business ak
elusively.
Deposits received from 81 10 t1oooo
Interest allowed per annum: SIX per
cent on term deposits. I per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last d=ys OF May ana
November Loans made on real estate or
approved coiiaterais only.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
ON THE RACE TRACKS.

conference OF Western horsemen is TO De hed
to-day al indianapolis for the purpose OF arranging
a circuit OF running meetings on Indiana. Ohio ana
Mchigan trotting tracks The Vigo County Agri-
cultural Society essees OF the we,l-known trottng
course at Terre Haute. are at the head or 'he
movement, and II !s expected that COLUMBUS TO-
ledo Indianapolis Elkhart. Fort Wayne Grand
Rapids Saginaw and Detroit will be represented at
the conference There is likely to be trouble at
Terre Haute in regard to the proposed running
meeting. w p Ijams and others OF the Terre Haute
Tro;ting Association who have an interest In the
go. course being much opposed to ploughing IT up
for the runners 1t is intmated that they will go
into court and ask for a restraining order on the
ground that the preparation of the track for the
runners would injure the track for harness racing
and thereby damage the trottng associations IN
terests.
The season for harness racing on the Ice Is now
on in Northern NewYork. AT Saranac Lake
,hree-days' meeting. January 2l-23. will be given by
the Gentiemen's Driving Association. The pro
sramme includes a $500 freefor all. and classes for
3 2so 2;49 and 2'o r9t'ers ss ana PAGERS with 'he
The trotfing stallion Hardwood, 2:24a4. died last
owsr 3 Was as scs sansa .oS ol hs m fcSrd to h IT,
Y. PENIS. of Chicago. At the time Of his death
Hardwood belonged TO J. H. Abbott who bought
R,sckwood R% n e% tr 22sss and was the sire of Nelly
Hardwood 2:isi.. and Peter Hardwood, 2:2o
with cab and bus companies in London for the sale
OF 5000 American horses to be shipped TO Engisnd @
during the present year. ne and e animals
prs ~ he carefully selected specimens from five 10
even wears of age Those intended for buses must
Sro,o ! 800 10 l. $50 pounds. with plenty OF bone and
suhstance The cab horses are 10 be well Dred WIN
some speed at the trot. and are 70 wegh from w
bgSt This is said to be the largest sale OF horses
for export ever made by American dealers.