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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-04
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The unard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. june S---n wheat the bulls
had several COED reasons scr maintaining
their leading position II the market Yes
scrGsy's large CASH business. over 1ya -,
was in Itself sufficient rea<Al for tire
strength with which the market opened.
bat added 20 this vas IN opening advance
AZ Liverpool Of iaffs-d That market in
fact supplied the bulls wish al the axnmts-
milton they needed. The Initial rise thera
kept piliag np until al sh@ cln@a 9td a8-
vance had bes n established tgr Jnly 1eilv-
cry. The opening fer July wfeat here was
from So 20 $40. agss1st yesterdays close
81 sss.sss71sc. and 80 little WAS for sale a.
tncse prizes that in about twenty minutes
after the openi1g ssisc was isatng freely
hsf AMI some changed bands az sNssc The
bears at these advaoce5 prices soaa enough
20 knock Il GoNa 10 Essse again. while the
ard tossed il Up to e.ssc-
Chicago receipts were 8 cars. and the
bushels Minneapolis ani Dzs5uth received
Ks cars. against 81 tae corrssssen1i,sg gay
Of che week hsseTn- The cksaganffs from
the Atlantis ssslstsasss were equal IN wheat
aH5 fsssr "a $50 ass bushels
The cash Is ysa.d was repc-tsf good. isT1f
business small. because OF the difficulty IN
geftlssg spot gssar.
A asavy business vat done II cs7rEs. Z here
vEsa a crop scare on fre market. IRE re-
cent snpls sxasa* new having caused al Hsrs
OF unfayp-ahle ressorfs 70 pour n. and =
decided .ie-c-easss IN country ofxeFassgs-
TIE market for os = WAS firm and g1sef-
A gnoi business wss transacted
Provisions opened eaEF, AMI r92let weak
aa1 lower during - great part 1y the ss-s-
ard IRIS being esesscks5iy prvzaea- In the
last ssw minutes shorts covering and ~ ~
saashy with corn cass@es nearly al OF the
decline 10 b. recovered
CLOSING Quotations
wnszt--yafe. s.rsr. Jysly &C.
s tsora--J1sne. sc Julv. s4sse-
P0gk--Juae. SIS, jay. s.sA
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The HIYEI HERE.


.
yII1tees Allowed Aboard Each
nay EntaI r. NJ.
" Japenesc training ship Hiyei did not
Il ~ least foxmidahls as she came
Ef ~ The hay yesterday afternoon.
M1uped epch0r little inside of the
- &mefsy occupied by the United
- tot1311htp Oregon. and as the chain
1 feWn cloud OF dust and rust
|66 ~ enluta.
~ I0u looks awkward ana heavy
II Nmnnaecable ard ancient. She IL
E64 ~ Oldest vessels OF the Japanese
~ ioeks Il. She Is said TO have
nent of Is men. She seemed TO
4 kaet liz men leaning over her
H& - shs came In, looking shore
m oaser oyes, She steamed ,ip
1op1y. he single squat smokestack
III = 1Nldships sending out a thin
- = mapks that seemed to curl into
16 So1er protest.
~ 0nsfs part In tho late Chinese
1oQp var has already been told in
- oo1ann1A Many Of the hard knocks
44 e91ns those times OF excitement
r. 1nla6 vtslAlA and the officers tell
y very poor English. Of many a
9pN eecape.
M1f boats put from the shore when
JspA1eee trimming ship had come TO
Amcng these was q ionxboat
- - ]apAness merchant vessel the
aeac6i 4asu manned by Japanese
IL Surviving = delegation OF which
Nh alto Was the head. They babe
M9loW coantrymen welcome to Seat
~ uset Hospitality received.
4eses WI not be allowed aboard until
nsurday. A the officers and cadets
~ WI educated ind courteous.
N.Y. feel aAsnrcd OF good
lat All the officers speak
4iSh- An effort will he made
i1eepA to have the Hiyei present In
h salpW 81 that city during tho rose
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Local markets saw no cnange IN prices
yesterday. but business was fairly good
1 rna for sompaias Bsrrses are coming
into the market with great rapidity and
already shipments are being made 70 the
Eastern states, including Montana and the
Dak0sax. A good price ID being secured
for them. One house has already mace
threa shipments and win mako another
soon
Tho exx xad butter markets continue
the SANE. Esss were . MtSlesweak yes
fe-day. so II was claimed on Western
avenue. and cue house was Offering them
~ LA cents. joobing.
Jebbing ouotaaiens.
The following were the 3obbing quota
tons Of Wholesale dealers yesterday:
Sugar, Flour aaa CeGee.
sugar ooanns,- Golden .'c' in bbla. pr
dry srsnuiaied. IN sbis. Per IS. Sc: cu6e.
Flour us sss' doSe a; ~ Escellees.
a Sssss aas psr ss ss.n pei
ssIS ::sis -s PEI c.t: rxe aoar Dsr
Dbl 8 or is-fo ssck: "a per cTs:
rolled oa1s. per bbI. Ss04so: hominy. PR
TAXED wheat. $50 per case: whole Wheat
sssI:. e. C: s-iS Sozs : 6: .piis ps.4 per
l9o-lb sacks. &c: H-Tb boxes. &c; corn
meal, yellow. los. $50; sus, sl.s: white.
e e. 8 Co. 90 Sas n-s'; baked hoainy. S6ls'
Coffee uo6binel Mocha. per 10.
&c: Java. per 70. &Szsc; Co:sa haca'
IN Ioo-ib cases. per cws. N3i5: com eases.
per cwt. Si3ss: SIN cases, per cwt. $l3s:
Java, s0-fb tins. peg 10. sc: sacks. sc:
nsia asen Round ae ooss isae foo a.
tIals; COS, Nss: SIS sl3S.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Oobbing)-cow beef. G1c:
steer beef, &c per ID: mutton. &c per
10 pork ss7c Der 10: veal. sisc per rb.
has sa ne: S9eaEiass s ssss c
Frssh FIN M dob6ins,- HALF u. s.saa4c;
ssi%on &c; salmon trout p 1oup s1srt
isssGi5c: shrimps. iec-
Butter. Cheese. EGgs and Poultry.
Butter = Ranch, s1a3c: Washington
creameries, 2-fb prints, 1Sc.
,os 6nsess ai slognins full cream e
Eggs Uobbingl-Fresh ranch, ls6l5c.
Poultry jobbing,-ChIckens. io6lic; live
weight: dressed chickens. 125ac.
Vegetable. and Fruit.
Potatoes (jobbingl-Native stock, $1nGl3;
IS, &C p pss So
&c: Oregon peas. &c per 10: rhubarb. nc
Waiia Walla asparagus. $l.2S per box. CT o
hases. California, SITS per cwr; new Cali
sack. carrots, 81 e. lettuce, 19c per dog:
eucumbers. dollhouse, 50975c dog; dollhouse
tomatoes, 2oc per n.
Green Fruits Uobbing)-Iemons, fancy
California. $3.50; selects, $2.50l3: apples.
81. 10000 per box. bananas. 5000 50:
oranges. fancy seedlings s2.N@s; choice.
s. S02 50: native Strawberries. $l.25651 80:
gooseberries. &c; cherries, $1qi-25 per box.
Hay, Grain anA Feed.
Hay Oobhingl-Puget sound. per ton.
$l2: Eastern Washington timothy, $16617:
California, $l3: alfalfa, I'll.
Oats Oobhang)-Szieyz2.
Barley Uoobing1-Rolled or ground, per
ton so
Corn-whoie. $50; cracked. go: feed
meal, so.
Millstuns Uobhing1-Bran. per ton. So:
shorts, per ton, $l1.
ton: midaIi sa Der Ton. 81: OH cake meal
per ton, $40.
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MEETING OF THE LOYAL LEGlos,



ted and Rejected.
DETROIT. June s.--At yesterdays meet.
Ing Of the Loyal Legion the discussion
turned on the report OF a commit
tee Of the New York commandery. by
which II Is proposed to ei inmate collateral
eligibility for membership. instead OF per-
hitting soldiers who had been conspicuous
by their loyalty. but who had not served
as ofIicers. to become members It is said
that the sons OF the latter class are seek
ing to acquire the hereditary distinction
which membership in this order confers.
The number OF members present was
largely increased this afternoon by incom-
Ing delegations. although the congress it.
self Is limited to three members from each
state. total of thrice that number has
arrived. The ladies of the members pres
enf. escorted by an equal number OF De-
troit ladies, were given long drive about
the city during the afternoon.
Several amendments to the constitution
Of the legion were offered at the afternoon
session. but nearly all of them failed to
receive the vote necessary for adoption.
Amendments regarding forfeiture OF men,
bership. which were offered by the New
York and California communicates. were
rejected. Amendments were submitted by
Massachusetts,. California. Kansas and
Washington, by which uniform rosettes
IL
instead Of the present provision for ro-
settes for non-original companions CT the
first class and for companions Of the Sec
ond ana third classes, Of a different de-
sign to those worn by original companions
of the first class. All these amendments
were rejected.
The congress also declined to adopt
amendments from the California COM
manderies To alter the rules under which
amendments to the constitution may be
adopted.
A new section WAS added providing for
the reference to the commander chief
of elections OF officers In which there has
been any suppression OF facts in reference
to the candidates membership.
An amendment submitted by the Illinois
commandery was adopted. providing that
boards of officers. instead OF command, RS
shall have authoritytn cases OF dismissal
for arrears of members.
A resolution was adopted. declaring that
the constitution as amended shall take
effect JULY.
A general reception was held at the
Hotel Cadillac In the evening. at which the
veterans and their ladies nset many Of
their old and new acQuaintances.
The delegates were taken on a trip on
the st. Clair river and old Fort Wayne
today. Tonight the gentlemen were the
guests OF the Michigan cnmmandery.
which rendered the visitors grand ban
auet at the Hotel Cadillac. Fully 400
were present. Among the noted speak
egS al the banquet were Rear Admiral
Bancroft Gherardi. Il. 8. N, commander
in-chief OF the Loyal Legion; Col A. G.
Woodward. T.. s. A., and Mai Gen John
II. Brooke. T.. 8. A.
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B CUT RATES


q .t..m~hinS yymafff,a and
u q. = ...s..ss,6aw ror G,r rran-
=! ~. z. s..,-srsa~ 49, ~,...6
- l-.t ~ s.ISsrt1x go .sss =
~ - 80 .hsres 81 .s~,,
- ~ ~ = - : $780,. r-ns
l =. o.! - ~ 1900 ssr-,-~ts -
). - - s. .-,,I,. e. Cs.vo-
u I. ~. ! s<ss.ss IT, $50
~ 81. ~ e.,.s.,. $3.50 $50,
Ia. ! ......-,. : 49, a1,rs,- s.-.s..H
va ~ 49, s...srs. :. 49,
- ''
lll! a. ry..,,.
~ q s... - :. 80
H. ~. <.esss ac.a~an Ne.
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AMERICAN DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Scientists to Attend the Information
al s.eotexirHl Con-rea.

NEW YORK Jane a~~T'he ei@sttan q
delegates OF the highest rank throughout
the United States 20 tbs International
Geological Congress at ST. Petersburg
August IL invited 10y she ear, has se-
suited az follows:
Nsw York Academy az Se'ence--Fsvof ]
J Stevenson. ~ the University % New-
YORK. and president % The academy
Davenport gews. Academy az Natural
Ss,ssacN~~ WfsiiarsA II. tSaiIe8e <s~ Yogk
also honorary s0nssG tss4saeg.
Philadelphia Academy Of Scienca~TDr
Terxaser. also 5essgAss of the American
Philosophical SoeieSy ana tsa American
tfSe3DEtss
American Association f0r ths Advance
nseat os sssessSe-PTaf. 5ameas Han. state
seosogfsi- Aik@nS Isrpt. r X. E.Tagrsnrs.
AuaAssss college, Prof. l. =. Wa5coxs al
rector {fnt3S1 Ss4feS gsNlAxscgss ssss-sssv
ans Prof N. ~. tlse3. &t3A2esowra csssaessg.
Miscellaneous 8@l%ga t9s--Esraf III :
Williams Yale college. Fsss {, u Ht:Y,s~
cocs. dartmouth eullESe, Frof- Egxezt a
smith University % Af2eas sss. ara $50
ssaieg.ss. F'ruE- II < 0gneaeli. Ffas.
ySrssty Of AlSh.gsa 3 n3 state xeoaogsss.
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LONDON. June :-Silver. e s-lsd: con-
eoss. 1ixss.
NEW York. June s.--Ths Evening
Posts financial cabiegram says
The stock markets here rernSin very stag
naut as q whole hat there Is a fair amount
OF professional dealings IN Americans and
disposition to give for the call OF shares
month or so ahead. The market closed
nrm. Again government bonds were Arm.
with spanish IN demand on the Change %
ministry. Coin ard bullion ia the weekly
statement Of the Bank az England shows a
decrease Of fa6. SIS. although the net enlux
OF gold abroad WAS only IS. o00 Details az
the gold movement for TIE week show that
kHa. 40 went out to Russia and that 10. go
went to the continent, and Isl Oh in bar
gold was sold for the continent. On the
other hand -, CO. was received from south
Africa, E0.ps0 from New Zealand. flaee
from Australia and f1s an from Hongkong.
The Paris bDGrse had . strong opening.
but became duh toward the close
The Berlin market was quietly hrn-
BreaslstaMs.
LIVERPOOL. June 3.--whcai-Quiet;
No. l California. Is lid: carEoeS OF
coast, sseadisr, on passage, steadier: En-
giish country markets. partially Sd higher:
French country markets. steady. Liver
pool wheat. No. California IS ed;
wheat In Paris. firm; door in Paris. hrm.
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: Acu senna rr~tah,.r

Assass !. vsss az Charles uenrewer's
b MA 49, = aSsliard. the frame work %
|n.s 80, ss.ea*.isr frsssa; beat ssl, h, nns
Nj 4, - ~. aeaaeEar is building ,he
~. "a. s-es iesin Collins. ~ la t-an-
Ays.sA..s xFeess 20 have II nntsas,t nv
seaesa 10 s.s'hs - the frelshter a-r.
m = -. net. kan. "a fers, helt :
I'm y % Cos. when cogapietss. 49,,
|&raa-s' = not YET decided ,sh~.bs, ss..
80, WI Do whesly or "a rfsx ,.~
| \ A.,,sss es hrst~elass ard Wiz 49, 80,
Sl1H d ru..,,, we machinery wM he
eae0 1, r. 81 "Hsle tie beat IS or IRE
~ Ina 49, 'art' Ce}l'lss intends
~ veal Tor EreigAsinS 81 the
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L.art-yune. as; Ju1y. U.S,.
kssxe--June ard July. 1lx&
6astey-ss9&Sc.
Eye-a3c
F2axsee<3-zEsc
Tmuthy-&e.-a
Live Sloelk.
Cattle Safes were at 34s76 for common "a
choice IA tive beef steers the bulk ~ fAe
cattle crsKSsysg the scales at 81 -.
prime aeeves, Eousinas. AT s., iszf5.as szuck-
srs and feeders. s. So balls. s. 13ssB %:
choice calves $sf7e
HOGS sales were made AZ 6 SEs<7s So the
ns-sk going ~ Sc sa5Ss5: pigs $s6S.Sa
Sneer-Stsaksy. with q fair demand at
= . Tor the best lcs~ with the hulk OK the
saa<s ar x1Sesses. xfacrn lamk< sold slowly
at E~sszsS. few going above &f-Ss.
hsceirts-~attse. Sae. hegS, E,Ne.
sheep, la.Na
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rsALL GETTING INTO HOT WATER.
Kansas Insurance ComnlasioneR
sued by Three Conpauien.

kaAsao Insurance C0mmlaatOAeR
sued by Three Companies.
TOPEKA, Kan. June 3.-The Metropol-
titan Life Insurance Company. OF New
York. instituted a suit in the circuit court
OF the United States against Webb Nc
Nall, state insurance commissioner. claim
ing 500 coo damages One-hah OF this
amount Is asked because McNall revoked
or attempted 10 revoke the company's
license to do business in Kansas and the
other because he IL alleged to have libeied
the company. The suit Is against McNall
as an individual not as an officer Of the
state.
This Is the third suit against McNall
Some time ago the New York Life and
the Mutual Life Of New York sued Tor
tc0, 0Qo each.
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I. @. A. r.. TO H. Watson. LOT III. Lake
Wasson ii. Ero~n % 1sry X. Lc~ Ix-
Dan. - nv M se and 80 nx sec = sp =
TsesAay's Tfassless.
" = and Es.eale Ballard TO s c: csn-
lara. add. Giimsn PARK. July j. Isl saied
Lazy 4 etaHp and Husband, Earin. 70
Nay q q. C. Gslsd Monday, s.
Bettay G. and J. H Smith % Clara =.
Calderhead. lots and ~ block 8 8aiIa r6 .
40 30 Gss a.s Park. July 2. 1ss died Aon-
ns ss sse q. p + re Mag d iniei Mon
osilds Dmnei ana husband. George. TO
tract. Acril &c q. G. Oiled Monday. e.
Henry II Honnsu 70 Anna ,. Jensen.
sapl saa. Sep SEPT 49, IS e s'r'ns. "a"
"a is.a s'ocf =. roa ont = i i .sa. 5sn.
g. .Ps.r.e Ct ux 70 v: T. Pesrse.
~ los 8. block u Ponsias' a aas. jan /
Mary ! Brother. ana husband WIN. II
TO s 1. Rorasn. i saa b "a Il. block T.
Lake View add, May q, ol1k
Herman =. Norden to Louisa BaksmAn,
L. 9 block n Frank Pontins add. April
Erasmus -. 0mishefs 20 David 0uun.
block -. 6mfthers' LIST add, Renton. and
strip Id feet wide On wes; SIDE said block
70 sorrsct deed Of June n. ia. April
J. r. G. Abel a. administrator Of estate
Of Caroline Abel deceased. tn Carrie y.
Abel lots 10 to u. block q, D. +. Denny'o
Park add, North Seattle. May y. G.357.
J. r C. Abel 70 Carrie p. Abel, same
property, May n. a. G.. 81.
Seattle Building and Loan Association to
E<m&FfffA tnt 4
add. June I, TaN.
Ingrt T. Gardner and husband. John D..
70 ! Theodore Lohr. lots Is and is. block
&. PhfnDey's add Nay s. $000-
Andrew +. Burisigh, trustee. and A. r.
Haynes to Sarah T. Haynes. part lots
and = block Z, Baxterss add. May Is. f.
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ROBBERS STILL At LARGE.
Men Who Took the Amalgan Eluae
Pursuit.

NEVADA CITY. Cal. June 3-lThe men
who robbed the Providence mine Of 3. 500
worth OF amalgam on Monday night are
still at large. Millrnan Seith's description
OF the men who held hip up taliies in ev-
cry particular with that given by Night
Clerk kavanagh of the parties he claim
ed to have put to rout in q fight at 3
o'clock on the morning OF May 10 when
he says they came into the Union hotel
offices and ordered him at the point of a
pistol to open the safe
Several strangers have been camping in
a grove in the southern suburbs OF the
city, half a mile from the Providence
mine. Three officers went there early this
morning. but nobody was to be found.
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IRE Northwestern Lsns comprises over
. ass miles OF perfectly srnigp@e railrav
=, r,isnoss. Iows. Wisconsin. Mienixan
nss-rr~osa. North Dakota. South Dsko..
~saraskA and Wyoming u operates the
go, .rn.ps IA tee world The seryses :,
S~nira~,. Milwaukee and ala tia rrsncsxs II
csrse. .. the East and Southeast cannas
=. s,,~1aesea. Insist ca savin1 pour ticket
VA The orts-Essssrn-" r. ~. Parker.
IL.
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Special Dispatch 70 the Post
TAICO8H. June a. p. m-~-Bofome4o4.
DE- cloudy wind southwest. nine m5leA
NEAH BAY. June 1--4 D. m.-Partiy
cloudy: light southwest wind.
CLALIAAM BAY. June 4 p. a-CleAs:
Light southwest wind
PORT ANGELES, June L. .. m---13a-
rometer, MI: partly cloudy. wind west,
seven miias. United 612xeA ship Oregon n
tl3c hArbor.
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Elizabeth MAYER 20 Helen r. Payne,
iets |. :. 10 ~ and IS, block 9. Lindenau. Ia
sec 81 tn ~ T I. May =. 81.
Jacob A. FreidnS ct Xix. 10 Fidelity In
yestnsent Co sw sec g. tp =. {. iots
l. and So nc sec -. Sc NV Ew SEC So. tp
80 e. May - $40
Marie Cohrs 10 Peter Hiiien, iots Is TO
%. block 3. oueea Anne I'd AL. June = fS57.
Anna Gertrude WnsIhon and husband.
r. w. 20 katharine Gnayauch, LOT 1.
block s. South Park. March J. SIS.
sheriff to Merrsmas River Savings bank.
riaintfff lots 10 8, block 4. Carr & Pres
ton = ad May ~. Nan
sheriff TO same, Sc sec - tp "a. r 8. 10
acres. lots 2, and 81. block ?. Hiawaths
Park. May - s1.ES
Isaac Cooper 81 ax and Joseph Hacker
- Henry Schonaeer. tract In sa see =. ~
q. 6, May -, $3.50
Ursula Wyckan TO Eugene NJ Me
tsnraf,a lots and s block ~. A. A. Den
ny's al. ess lot : and part boz 3 block ..
a. n. Roves's ad. 50 ne SIC L. tp =, I.
lgne l. q {. s..
tease Huggin&. ne ne and lots : AMI :,
sec :, ~ =. r I. f2s.sa acres December =.
issss sltNs
E 4. Blair tn same. tract In see :. tp e.
4. December Il. iN%. St.
j. Il Mctain ct ux. 70 Wn, G. Keith
ard Geo a. Barch. sherman & sheridan
Eostes on Miller river. February - Sse
Charles Greenfield ct AK. 10 Grace A.
Maaer. lots aud :, block IL. A.serfels,y
estate nj. May I. Ss
Lewis Hatch Ct ux. 70 FIRST Baptist
Caur,,h OF Burton. * lot 4. sac IL sp =.
a n i.nscaaer To {. W. ChAnAerlain,
una y OF Nina ioae. Miller river district
Jaae l. slaa
III. Watson 81 ux. - Margaret follceS
ara James Mckinley. io< tsl. Lake View
cemetery. Juae :. SEP
MAY sAcvnapsFs ana hash. oisn e. 20
N N Esrvay, tract in see :. ~ =. = 5 Jaa.
2, 81
Maassel NJ rrvss 81 tx. 70 ofin F. Dew
efsssorg tract H. ss=e : Up y 2 :. IRa. -. 81
" Y. Rineasrt e. ns. 50 Aaus N s'hsl-
berg ioss = and IA block u, Commercial
81 Steam Meter ada. April ~. s@sN
SAerir 10 u n sewers. as s&rag { a
81 estate - leaateG \ Rizar. dec !. los {.
flesek Il 14eis-< 4sh af8. ioE < block -
N.erxersx aaks y Seattle tot = h1oSA - 70
- Tsenryes Ecsee adj. Mas ~ sssas ~
sheriff 80 >e~ Eags&ga G,s Security
Go Mess Kirkland II. { No e. being p:
az seS>s = anS - ~ - 4, %Ass T. ani
lss Of IaAn Al Thomas ID. {. Ne ~ aasr<
II secs Is &n3 y. Sp - Z. Is q, April -.
s-1&sSs -.
Arssrew r Rslsse&sh. - Svc'r Y = r
- - Alma 4, tss=issersss1s. els ne Sec =
10 q s NJ a J2iy -, fs-> tses ~
- < IArSSa&s es @a- - George Meade
f.vs.ssry. und y lot 4 asecA 4 Ana Sc ssss II
heck 8 Rasnser All. sGsS 10 ana 5 hassek
Y, NfasssFa y. Bells tsh asa los 8. >oy. 5
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SAN FRANCISCO. June s-ylour-Fam-
OTIS; superfine, sa.1ta4 IS.
Whsat-ShIpping s. 22,ggI a.; for local
us naTlsyaFsea s all1aff chose bright.
721xc; do, new. 7ac: brewing, &9Soc.
0a,s-Puget sound, Si.0slsdi.D; fancy
white feed. higher: inferior grades, Seq
Flour. quarter sacks. 1868; wheat. GEN.
tais 81 .tss. barley. centals, 1i46; beans.
sacks 81. potatoes. sacks. B. Isl: do Ore
1881 middlings. sacks. 100: hay. tons. 400:
straw. tons, 45. mustard seed. sacks 81,
wool, bales, 80: do Oregon. 81: hides. nun-
Der. 9es; rasSns, boxes. 10; wine, gallons.
$500
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Hay--Cld crop: Wheat, $4,000 per ton:
wheat and oat. $.Ilo; oat, &Il0; best
barley. ts.5osfs; alfalfa. $5gas. clover. IS
gs New crop: Wheat. ssg7-5o: cat, $50
Po,atoes-Burbanks 50gssc per GENITAL;
river reds. epl1ec, Oregon Burbanks, 65ll
ga: Petaiuma Burbanks. 5oao5c; new.
Other vegetahles-GNew onions. 4cl5oc
per sack; cucIInbers. ooaltac per box: gar
lie. lizd1sizc per 10; asparagus. common.
sss377s5c per box: string beans, sas3i4c per 70:
summer Squash. 6sa 75x; Mexican sosna-
toes, 2,ssSst.. 30 per box, rhnbarb. 4oaa5c
per box, Royal aprscots. asigsc per box
I.augworth Strawberries. siafT per chest:
gooseberr;es. ifl2i7c per 10: blackberr.as.
xi.IS per crate, white cherries. 25aI<sc per
boy; black do. 2@fssc per chest; currants,
vcIs SasSs5n: seedlings. $i.25Sfa5o: Mex.-
can lines, $3.50 per box. common Califor-
bananas. si93 per bunch, Persian dates,
&C. per 10.
asutter-Fancy creamery. is9lsc per 10:
fancy dairy. I3isdiase: good 20 choice, 12,s
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Total salea.
General Quotations.

General quotations.
F'lonr-Recespts. IS 90 barrels: exports,
1860 barrels: firm but very quiet.
Wheat Exports. 16.t COO bushels. spot. dull
hut firm: opened steady and advanced
sharply on bad crop news. higher cables
and foreign huying. and closed rather
easy at a partial &c ret advance: No. 2
red June. 7si<sf55i1c. closed s5ssc; Septem-
Der. closed 7es4c.
Hops-Quiet.
wooi--Firnl.
Cofee-Opsiens closed dull and unchang-
ed 70 potntA advance: sales sDo bags:
spot coffee. Rio. easy. No. T. invoice 7i.c:
tobbing. Sc. mild. quiet; Cordoya. 11i13
1si4c.
PetrcleIE-Firn: Pennsylvania crude.
July, Sc bid.
Metals.
Copper-Quiet: brokers price, $i1.f-xc
exchange price SO. sss9HI
Pig iron-IDuIi; Northern. sIGTis
Tin-Steady; straits. SIS 4ee5i450. plates
easy.
Speltar-Steady; domestic. 81 9e14 %
Lead-Duii; exchange price. s2.30.
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THE EVERETT
6 MONTE CRiSTO
RAILWAY

j &c orsy Youse 20 tae ySoaszr ari active
mining a.sfTiets OF Gola basic. Gordon
Creek, Martin Creek zslserscr, Deer
Greek. Goat Lake aid Nunse grss-a
The scenic vtuss far tourists. a1hlug
ard camping y&rtlss
Commencing Monday. April .. tns Ev-
eretf 4 Monte sFaSr1 Railway Company
VIII inauggTase 4 daily train service
Trains Will leave Esversts for Monte
Cr1sro ever morning, sxesp. Saturday
and sunday. at IA a n.
Train will leave Monte Cristo for Ey.
erett a. 10 e. every morning except
Sunday and MoraAy
Q. n BAIRD. @. r. q r. A.