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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-14

CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June 1.-THE opening in
wheat Was lower. under the dispiriting eff
appeared and foreign advices savor;ng the
bear side of the market, both Liverpool
and Paris showing declines. July wheat,
which closed yesterday AT este. opened at
later II touched ssTsc. At that point some
other factors in the market received recog-
milton, and being OF oullish character the
price began 70 improve rapidly. The rise
was not checked until II reached CSC. Per-
haps the most influential factor in the adj
vance Was private canlegram from
Chicago Board Of Trade man now in Lon
don confirming previous reports of severe
damage 10 Danubsan crops. The crowd
had evidently oversold yesterday and COW
ertng was quite general.
More complaints of damage by grass
hoppers were received from South Dakota,
but received little attention, the area az
fecte3 being as yet too small to attract
general interest
Beerbohnls report estimated the worlds
shipments for the week al only 500 eco
bushels Bradstreets reported tire weekly
clearances % wheat and -four from both
coasts and Montreal at 1.ss00sO bushels
against 2e2o.eo bushels the week before
and :. =. eco the corresponding week CT last
year. Trading WAS more largely confined
20 January than 20 September, while busi-
ness was byIsk and the former was rela-
lively the stronger, advancing 7sc. while
the latter was making NC gain. After July
had sold az sac and September 64ssc they
reacted respectively TO sSasc and fsc bat
again recovered 10 sc for July and s44c
for September. with latest trading al eszsc
for July and 64Gs4isc for the later delivery
Corn was firm and a good business was
transacted.
Oats were steady. the feeling being en-
:!reiy in sympathy with corn and wheat
Provisions were fairly active and higher
Live stock.
Today's cattle market was largely noni-
nal. receipts being small. as Is usual on the
last day OF the week The few cattle OF
eered were disposed of at prices unchanged
from yesterdays quotations.
Hogs-Sales were at an extreme range OF
- aGf3.se. with the bulk OF the transact
lions AT S3,41i3 sss53-5ssis.
Inferior 10 extra sheep sold at 81 esG4 IS,
the bulk going az S56I4 -25: yearlings sold al
S3.5o.g4.la; wooded Colorado yearlings at
S3.6. and spring lambs at s445s5: feeding
sheep brought $2.2S5as50
Receipts-Cattle. 100: hogs. 14.eoo: sheep,
l5.Q.
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tbs heavy changes exclusively reported IN
tnts analysis iass week VIII hold good
IoAas Of me harkx FOR the week ending
-l1se Z wzs si-sig go. very cheerful sign
o. ITSELF, Sus ss saa loans ot tss Ssticrai
ny bank alone represent an expansion
florai which ft has ABSORBED. q. decrease ~
$1,000. Il ~ rsAsr thai tEsa remaining
sl-sass7 during he six days This puts
&c enftre1y different compilation on ths
statement. So. Also, the other increases
aggt,.r 70 oe due 20 special causes Ac.
sordlng - the statement the banks gained
" cash 8 24s-z@ ard "a let deposits s.. SO
-. The Increase Ia ths latter item, IL viii
sse mated. - nor AZ large a. the other tx
cEs@ ages require showing that the state
snent does Tot give the actual condition
O. the banks. A. bearing our this claim,
s,ss operasiors OF two banks seem 20 ac-
so2h1 Tor fosas changes in th@ items OF
deposits and legal tereer Increase. OF the
fotsi increase OF s. p. Go In legal tenders.
are responsible for al Eeas; s. oes 90. and
~ the item OF deposits they show an in
crease OF s. "a. s1 which is over 70 Der
cent Ger o. ne tosai increase reported BY al
ia1 other clearing house banks
THIS. Il II Needless 20 say il an anora-
iosls feature, and not easily explained OF
. course. TIE boom in the market has some
The payment OF the sugar dividend In BY
accounts for the Western Nationals IN
s sas IS and probably since that bank has
iof It's PRESIDENT the secretary Of the
aHeffean sugar Refining Company. The
!2ana Of New York banks are now larger
iran they have BEEN since seyrerrabsr n
~. bat the banks have more idle money
Va vaults faan since January 20 last, when
the loans were se5 ooo, 500 less than al pres
eEt.
Exports and I'm ports.
The exports Of specie from the port Of
N.W fork Tor the week amounted 20 Ses3-
"a IN gold and ss7s.i ss in silver The in
borts were; Gold. SIS AZ. silver Sia So,
g 81 goods. sssf.SeT general merchandise,
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
asst Volume Of Trade Hes ding Puget Sound From the
Orient-Heavy Shipments of Tea


ss FER g ss rs e A gRfa & and
h ssy tai ssss IS le.ns iaprss
s s saes s Er s & F & Z & @
s s9F'eF sss Win 9ss Of
DAYS f time s' e IL as s sa eRaa
10 ts 5sqs,sr
bas s t5.rs
0n me sapseas.y @ ~
: hsse ,ss from s s1ass 80 IONS = 5a @ &
% % % s1 ~ a Material tS hans and note ss
@ % @ M very light sarsds n sAs ea ps
M @ M 1 ans
foHiass A sssass 'aanas
CENT . wa u ' a s5 q sa @ g.
ss1r
accepted BY BE whoaie
ek1 Command &
@ the n aas s ' f srss kial
the saFn s4s sssns fr0 n Gf k Sssies &
Z ] II eap aass In %
sss ST ssve f ffs s. sns; s 2y E s
Johnson Pneswaie
'5a 9 John n T Taahe1
tytqE s & The
S @ @ and sn + sosns sn Ss oa a1s e their
- s. s easy IN
ePt Rss @ we se ard ~ ny toss pnenaons =.
e9s . u @ os steamer s Mary aP f asPh & IONS a been sold By william
M s l o9s IL, s ns s s P Pe s es Sa sa
@ % @ f saSs aa viii !a a sa' sa sa
son sS4ss = s sss issa
valued At sS5 and , hr poles yalue, as ss 20 ~ - 60 o.
@ ae
a e. a ssGsn R ao % e @ fa Salt p sps
following
loading n
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London Money Market.

LONDON, June 13.-The money market
remains practically unchanged. Discoun -
are stationary. This gold demand from
The continent continues but the approach
of the jubilee festivities takes away the at
1ention from the market. The probability
IS that for the next fortnight very little
VIII be done. but after the diamond iubiIse
day considerable activity is expected. with
n general advance of values
American railway securities Of al sorts
F@ve received the -.f0st attention during
the week, tne falling having been pro-
slounced. There are however. prospects
OF rise in view " the promising adv!ces
as to the crops and the consequent Increase
IN traffic There has been a good many
dealings in options and most OF the good
issues show - bsioN art tendency. Northern
Pacific preferred during the latter part OF
The week showed a favorable reaction and
rose Il New York Central and Chesa-
peake x Ohio rose x Atchisou preferred
s. Wabash preferred Il. Denver preferred
Erie. Pennsylvania AMI Reading = 4 prom
inent feature during the week was the de-
ma1d for Grand Trunk and the Canadian
railway securities ia general, with the ex-
cepfSon OF tire Canadian Pacific, which
feA u.
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.~-~~t. - was q lsAesy BoSa 1e<Eazso tor
Jsbsing Qaosasions.
The following were rhe josasng quota
TONS u who.esals dealers Saturday.
ssssr, Flour and CoHee.
Sugar LoobsnsD-Goldsn &C. IN bbs. per
dry sranalased. in obss. Per n. 5s.e: cs.s se.
s7se; powdered. SIC: sysoi cash yT.ees
fsosSr etc 0oo2fnx Patent Excellent:
H.so. fsackwseat -four per OBJ. ss's,. pr
IN IN A.ssf., graham, per 30! s.. OF
rye raeai, per vs. ST: per cw.. 81.
roiiea oats. per h., fias.so. 1omsny, per
c%f, I.-S: cracked wheat. per cwt. tg:
iiosr n 49,. awt pr az wro.s w sf.,,
sacks r.: z,-fb boxes, sc, spia peas per
Ioo-fb sacks. 4c: 2s-ii boxes. SC. corn
II. DO. 5.s sl.s5; faxed hons.ny. bais.
Cofsea ljookang) Mocha, per n.
sao ss per IS a. Ros<.edc cesss BE-
per ew,. ss ct e CAS- .' per . ews . .hs
A Ias a ls tiss PET 10 Sc; ,-s saesc Sc
sl2.l5. COS. E3s: 2ss. sls.ss
Meats. Provisions and Fish
fresh Meats Ooisbins)--Cow beef. sgsizc;
n por ses &c g Ger psr n n, m 1a De- s per
Provisions Oobbsng) ~ Hams, large l0a.c:
hams email lie; breakfast bacon, slsc.
Fresh F.sa, ejoSdsng)-Halshxx,. s,sQasvc;
salmon. oEgFc. salmon trout. e: founiegs.
sisGsc. scles, 3ssc, rock cod, &c; black
bass, &c: perch, 3tx44fe; mountain trous
12lsstisc: shr.nspe Hc
Halter, Cheese, EGgs and Poultry.
Butter - Rafseh. s1i3c: Washington
crea-ncries 2-'b prints, LIT &c.
mess t1obtangl--Sasfve Washington.
lOsYDc, California full cream, -.
Eggs uobbingt--lSTlsc.
Poultry. Cohbsngf- Chickens. 10gilc; 1--we
weight; siressssd CHECKS. I-5sc.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes tFahGngj --Sasiye stock SO:
Yakirals, slsefis. sweet potatoes. &c per H.
Vegetables uohhing )--Native peas &c;
81 % per box; cabbases. California. s7S
per cwt. New California onions. NC: beets
81. - per sack. carrots, %; lettuce. Inc
per dog; cacumbers. hothorse. 5vGs15c dog,
hetns' ..'ss iotrl.atoess -ec per ID
California. sSSt3.5 selects. t15oll3: apple
81 aGll3 tper box, bananas <24a2. 81, oranges
fancy seedlings. s5.50ass. chosce s.. zsstz. -;
fancy Valcncla5 81. Is, native Strawberries
ssse1si; goosebefries &c; cherries, SIS per
box.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay Cohbing)-puget sound. per ton.
si2, Eastern Washington timothy, $l6giT
California, .sI3 alfalfa sl2.
oats 0oohdng}- tziA21.
Barley uobb.ngt-Rolied or ground. per
ton. go.
Cofn--wh hole. SO, CRACKED. so, feed meal.
Aliltsfuffs ngl-13ran, per ton. sia:
Feed tiogbingt-Ch,pcd feed, si76.is per
ten; mlailngs, per ton, 81. oil cake meal.
per ton. $50
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THE PRECIOUS METALS


Director OF the Mat Estimates Toe
fai Output Of the United states at
&S3,ooo.oo0 of the Yellow Metal
and s.s.ece. 900 Of the White
California Leads In the Former.
and Colorado In the Latter. and
Also In tho Tosal-washinxsoa
Output Set Down at 4761 .I2d-To-
tai Increase Over Year 1895, Sill
yer sS.0Is,Ooo, Gold sS.47S,oOo.
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Total .....~....e .....~.... e3 SO. ~
Saturdays Transfers.

William Mar ct ux. to The Canadian and
American Mtg. & Trust Co., Ltd, OF Liver
pool. England. sc sec Is. tp "A. r :. leo acres.
April Il, 81. 800
A I'll. Boyd, as receiver OF Bank OF Au-
burn. TO \. Brannan. lots / and :. block 6.
Billiards. Park add. Slaughter, June !. $iIs.
Sheriff 10 Thomas Dewitt Cuyier and
e Il. Morris. as assignee of Solicitors L. 8
r. Co. NV sec s.. Up e. 5, i60 acres. May
-. $s74.S5.
Reliance Loan & Trust Co. to Jennie
Christensen. lots 1 10 Is. block 3. River
Park. May ). 3d.
~. J. Humes G. Tx. to Timothy L. Crou-
ley, lots and :. book 1. Hallcrs add. Juna
II, s.. 800.
Anna l.. Hoiienbcck (nee Penfield) to
Guernsey $. Parsons. lots 10 to Il. block 1,
Sarah A. Bells LIST add. June s. 5000
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do hens. iasTIic. old ROSTERS. 3t94-5 Per
Goxsr; young. 20. s. sssE- 80, svrsslg hrcsie-s
sassss: large do, s4a&5s. fryers a. ss35; hens,
& nf4 >: eszcks, Oh. e. 2SsssS - per DOZEN
do young. S~sasess.sa serse. ger pair. 15rs5
81; ceilings. sseG1s-4. pigeons. G-3ai.5 50
Egx-Ranca. ie0f4c per dozen: store,
fa1s.llAsc. 3Esck eggs. 1sc.
Ciasfnx Quotations.
wteat-Steadys December s. ~ BID.
H&rley-Sssaiy. December e%src bid.
C,o~n-T.zrgr yellow, Sf1I1 SEA
Brau-Ca sssornia, E4s1II5.
Wool and Hops
Spring Wools-Choice fooshfu, xElat:
San Joaquin. six months, -Eec: do years
staple -ffac. mountain f9zxifc. Nevada
50 lac. Oregon. 1e2 l2c; Northern. ieg &c
RopS--Crcp OF 1896 quosahie at 50 I@np per
pound.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. eslDrafts-Ssght a.. ,-is
Mex dols %. .ksa {si7s Telegraph :. .. 20
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Produce. Fruits. Etc.

MslSturs- Mssl5'lnz= Sls ga 20 pep ton 4.
California bran. fsrx teH. 81 aNSsl1
Uay-eN eeAf. &>sg ~ psy s0n wheat ana
osf. $3.50. cal. SIC ~ g.ve~ BARLEY <asg6-
lsssSZ harley. s. aAg>. Alfalfa $50. clover
sssgS. stcsrk ka.ss. 11ags,ss.3 81 heas IS Il
$50 81 eesy oaFtey. ssas, 23sails. s., sra y.
t.rg bale. Nsc.
PetAtoes-Rive reds ssaS'c: OREGON
FAIRBANKS. &sss5c IstaluTa and lorna e.
Rarbankx ssFrssc- nsW Patstae4, 5tlssSt
rsr c.sntsi. n@w oalous. S@.1.se }.s~ ssrk
clIeurs, bets, small per hex E.51se ssrtr-i
FsrCDaTs t&fsc. dries ezra. sssYk&s.c zstr55e
;>zs5~Asc common s@2ar Sas. sC1l{l ger
box. cNotce an. s. --os9 - per Box srss...s
peas sss4ssc per pound. str.n% Beans. Issee
eer fscs.8G. summer squash. x3sssb, seq
s,.,sg 81 f,sx YtWt-3rf S54essse sear f9x
F'Yastt--1cT8l 2srtc8tS- -sss Der by.
r,taehsS ae<s8 % pr t-uN- green apples EsFF
as- psr S0N, pears, @ssasA~ small boy.
straw berries. ia2rs Sertn. 81 Ss8Ss} r@r
chest, ia aaTse, SEQ per casst.
.-.s.sS Esesrss~s 49, - FeT IDS fEr .e-ss fsssri
nasckNavries. Ss@IS5>e per craye: gasrs-s,rsfs
- - ser Nneazss C-51err$ss tsss - AEue zsS
&A- per bux, cssETss2.es. s. 30 ps,r t,l9sss T.
oranges ordinary -Av@ssr s.sf4 - r<sr hex
s.aozsszs sss.t e@S. s ,essa- yes-sts1Es & r@s-
M.xsSsn asgaes- &s-5s@e EseT tux. ce-unls,-.
t-s{sE sTT1il }egza ssss sacss - cr1.ca 80
x-a42 e@1a&aAs. s. 2sss-sa asr 5anea
glgeeg Esc& &ssFa fseF 8cz~r Ies-ss az ssaz.s.
< per s~aunt ss1 per hex
Butter Fancy creamery sc 81. -o-s-
rrlou &c iR'ass = 50, fancy dairy Is--sfl-s---
goss3 - cf11tce, &h5f s@c. coEzFGog azg8skr
g'ssssss4- FsnCx rnssa. Few, says tzi~ 10
rssez- rs 80 a tf1~1fi1 era II ctsas3Sar -
&st@c Young America $50. EAS<exn. q
Sslstsc. We-se~s7 l@4s3$c
foGltry-Iarkey soee}ers. 1.Es &C per ID !,
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

The following Puget Sound and Br
Amelia wnlsr Am Skn s tons Honolulu Port nlaksslsy
Ger 5 Santa Kos" ror
x.esr b. bk iss tons calIao rort TowPssnd
A w2'i & o ss S5ss.1 Po BIZ
ramsr Porter tons Yekosans Taeoma May
es Of Bensfes Hax'e r 2 a ons Swansea esora
eolgsnhia Bryah r M s fRrs LONDON via
is's :. An i, 81 ss tons Ouch aaFeo poF
s ssyoa lag.
para ST bk Seweasie Pors Tosnsend y
cs * cs.ss c9snasias -,
ssS3 E. IL ass T TSados Pug
Eureka Panse. An es!n rs San Frane,seo Tac0@a
Eho Foy An 0k,n g 5, Honolulu yistoris
Freno tna1raaoi An bk iise TINS o noaa Port GabI
= Reiasld Biekhom An schr Fl tons San Franeiseo Ia
rt morse BIZ q IS tons san F!sneseo chena
Golden shofe Henderson Am sch ION san
Cermania Pierson Am bk So tons Caao Port Townsend
Geadaie Johnson An sShr sons San ransisc Ballard
iayd9a hresa Puget
inca BlrkGoa Am schr IS Kobe Port Tesnsend Ma
J JS wand Christensen car tons sn Fr3nSi.a
Ka.ie FssineeT A1nson An bksn * Yo.ohaHs
fs5rn Rsaine,5a nr - ISIS tons Car :er4 Marc
I>oBsIe fF ssn~e- swea TX - on SINS va san
Laura Ndsn Rassssn An sshr Is sons San rsiro
IN Yoensrssn Am p q .o2s San Frane'sq
assaarna Mara Aer lisa Yokohama se9itls
jacobson self AGa}at4as FOR
Mar Asnasser An scnr "a 70 - san jose &c Ga
Frs1n s ~ Puget solff
Evans b. N ors iionEkony roTsir
Meteor Biorn schr. So tons san Pc erq Pors GAf5e
N, Sei siol. f An eka tons s Pss
P5t1s-sa james n 81 Ia tons vsps riso Vape9ayer
Pass of BaIhna Br sh Las Liverpool Fie9rs
Pr il6= ASFeTTF
Feuerte- Nacka schT. - Re condo. Iacor7 %
p0ram Pedro Port S3aGo
rsoF~.r~ FraHcis
T.ras WOOD Mcleod. Fraac}sco
Robinson. hktn *as san Padre PORT t'sHai
NoEtsD%%F An la-} soss=
Jensen 81 ~zaES
Phn1Ser ET sA a9zs tors isASAa Fs@Ek -
sNfF. tofs san 4Pe&9
ns. as 12lsAo ksctofa
Gibson. Pr ak +u1s isT sFpOo fora
Theodore -5ll FaDaFna 14.st
SeatfEe
~.r@a p~tg@r fr 80 tons Tacoma Ma{
An Angeles
gasa
PanEo-. terl t91s fzo hama
Er tors. afe2@srss 'sH
Nt-asi fr toEa. San FRA Ee2scc
CssI, An s~T Nv tos -aa fe~4o Z
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Com position

We are now prepared 10 10 com rosst!cn
FOR che trade fa8y rEsssurei IL SocpAretl.
xtnlon BREWER and IsoEz Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed Cali or address Post
Iatsli:gsnSer. seatfsA
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NEWPORT NEWS Va. June 1.-THE
cruiser New YORK passed ia tie cares
early thiz morning ami came To anchor
n The James river opposite this city.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. June fa--wheat-Miiling
price. No. l club, Isr; No. / bluestem, nc;
export price. nominal.
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Through Nine ~rus.

~he North Western Line comprises ovs-
so mites Q, perfectly equipped r.g1wav
Minnesota. Ncrsa Dasota. south DsEo.s
Nebraska azd wxo-nIAs. 1t crera;es -.
mes: trains N the world. The serxtc. n,
Chicago Milwaukee ard all tae v~fn~sraI
cities Of tia East ans Southeast rsr~o.
be SURPASSED. Insist oa having your ticker
via The SorEh-W Western" F. ~ parx~r
Commercial Agent. ss First avengs. seat
lie.
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Total sales.
General Quotations.

Flour Receipts * COO barrels; exports,
s5ae barrels Minnesota patents. s+I41S:
do bakers. &. Ssal S. winter patents. $3.50
eis So
Wheat-Receipfs. 122 go bushels; exports.
- go bushels. Spot firm. options opened
easy under foreign selling. weak cables
and favorable weather news. But turned
strong ard advanced decidedly on covering
prompted By grasshopper reports from the
Northwest and crop damage in Russia
closing iafftc net fieher; June closed 15sac;
September closed 1AsSc.
Wool-~Firm. fleece. Is9l &c; pulled, ESQ
&c.
seiroieun1-euiet.
CofIse-Csptious closed dull. unchanged 20
70 polnfs lower: sales. -. bags: June.
81. September. : $50. Spot. Rio. quiet
No T. 12ac invoice, sac ioha.ng: mild quiet.
CorAuva. uis4Iti&c.
S8gsr--tsaw. strong. mould 4, -; stan
dard A. ~, eat leaf. and crushed. 5ssc;
powdered. assc-
Metals.
Cspper-SErong. brokers. ST.
Pig iron-tauiet: Northern. Gel:i2
l.eaa-sstrong, brokers. s1sc.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFORM.
Transactions since January 4 and
for the pasf Week

Zeal estate transactions since January 4.
1877. are s.. 527, SCI -. There were fled fop
record during the week S. deeds. the con-
sGerations aGgregating s.6.4.o.sS. Follow.
ins is the record for the week by days. in-
Guiding Saturdays transfers:
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WASHINGTON. June ls-The product
OF gold and silver in the states and terri
tories OF the United States for the year
issS Is estimated by the director OF the
mint 10 have been as follows.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

PORTLAND. June -Wheat-Walla
Waiia. 1sasSc. Valley. Tsc
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE STEVENS.

IdG STEW Ems.
G. o. jackson, South Prairie.
Geo. Mccormick. Chicago.
l.. u. Bulger. Tacoma
n. A. Isutterfied. San Francisco.
IA b. Howe. Tacoma
John Hail. Tacoma
Geo Magee Vancouver.
VI. Erich, New York.
Ks L s Robe ard Ttfs so vaneouwer; wasa
AZ T. NeT and wife. Tgnilav. o.
Miss Neff. F'lndlay. O..
Roy Whistler. Portland.
Shas. Whistler. Portland.
w. u. Rering, Olympia.
L. r. Mcdonald, Blakeleys
John Raw son. 81. Paul.
VI. Mandey. Tacoma.
Al. \. Norton. Portland.
Chas. Hunt. Portland.
THE DILLER-
r. d. Jackson Snoquainie.
Rev. W. j. Dickson. SnoQualm3A.
w. &. Bryan. EdgecoEub-
Chas. Eeri, tr.. Edgccorrib.
b. Y Palmer, Edgeccsnb.
Jas. A. Allen. Port Orchard.
Samuel Coulter, Central America,
+. W. Quincy, Dayton, Wash.
r. A. Stanford, Dayton Wash.
John ". Gillespie. San de Fuca.
e IL. GILLESPIE. san de FNica -
Mrs. j.. Cram. Goidendale.
e. Rabea. Stanwood.
Mrs. q. b. Smith. Tacoma
w l. Moore, Black Diamond
Bert Farrar pfcka bush.
George y. Ardersscn, RoraliA
sfrs. F. E. Palmer. Victoria
John Smith. Everett
T. Hentze. Tacoma
Mrs Emma Hentze, Tacoma
r. f. Lawson. Black Diamond.
Miss jamie Lawson. Back Dsasu0nds
Mrs Thorn W.Iatcom-
THE NORTHERN.
c. A. Norway. Merrill. Wis
r. Bradshaw, Port Townsend
g L. Hart, Everett.
Charles Gaibratth, NEWCASTLE.
George Ii. Wilson. City.
= Wallace. Vancouver. p. c.
w. Fl. Saivinia. Vancouver. B. c.
J. s. iasimer str Rosalic.
Mrs. ]. Dalton. Kent.
n Mrs. JOIN A po slsGa Gam Gam Franeiseo.
G. Il. LOOMS. santa Barbara
George James, Snohomssh
8. n. Paine. City.
Tom Molgard. Ballard.
John Thornton; Fox Lske VIA
II. c. FISHER. T'hayer. Mo.
Dennis Howard. Newcastle.
John l.. Tseid. Kirkland.
J. w Wilson. Lowell.
{. a. Trewitt. Lowell.
John Mcdonald. Port Gamble
IL. Petrich. City.
J. r. Hegaas. Union. Wash.
C. e Rockwell. HoquiauA
r. y. Muse. Hoquiam.
J. wyer San Francisco.
r. Mcf:vath. Port Riakeisy.
r. r. Thomas Everett
c. O.. Hilaebrand. Santa Rosa. Cal
John phi. San Francisco
W. a Williams, San Francisco.
r r. Ryan. San Francisco.
Henry Marshall, Hot Springs, Ark,
J. W. Parker. Eiiorado. Cal
W. II. Haynes. Mimic. Or.
THE BUTLER
W. Z. Sgs1T4cker. la Conner.
Miss 3fc,slI8n. Chicago.
~ H. Beass Burlington.
J. ID. Riley. Sh1aton.
Mr. and Mrx. Pratt. San Fran-ssro.
Mr. ard Mrs. ~. \. Steel. san Francisco
VIVA Earn. Cs7sc9. Cal.
Mrs Earl. Sss1ioo. Cal
Mrs {. r. Duffy, san Francisco
afxzs h. jordan. San FRANCESCA
r l. Kl.akksaasT. 81 Paul.
T - Eiazsa. San TTaf.21ssco.
~ II EFafIfagsi. Vancouver. y. c,
81 aampIeu Vancouver. IL. &.
" T. heyzszg Tls. san Francisco.
Gee. Schwartz. New York.
rTESusgfea- Aa30Tgay. Olympia
A e. HlgSee. Chihuahua, Mexico.
M-. aud Mrs j. W. Msrsa. Sac~sznerknt
sir. and Hrs. &. r. E@litoff. Denver, Cox
Mrs Thos. Barter Denver. Cok
VIVA Ia. By. Denver. Col.
Sam r. Soy pss-s n nj
J. NJ Nlller. New York.
q -; Clark. Portland.
= H Sn0alnEsy, Chicago.
NJ r Timer. SAn Francisco.
Jsan Keegar. San Francasa.
Geo fsaeE@3 n.sFa ST Louis.
Z L Brown, Oakland.
Js-nea r Garter Wesf Ss&ttsA
r. 81. Crawford. West Seattle
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Totals 80. ........ $5s aSs 90 SIS. n9 -
The increase In the production OF gold
over 1875 is shown TO have been Sc. s.s,aa.
while the production OF silver shows an In
crease of $i.olS,oeo.
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The Bedega has beea completely re-
rs.9&-essd
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une IA

unc H.
Buclal
coast OF
l there
OF. while
on June
need tn.
lean dia.
ssengers
& ovcrbI
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.
Breadstufrs and Grains.

LONDON, june I2-Consols. 1924: silver
per ounce 2siad; French rentes, Ioi, I5GTli
171s.
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LIVERPOOL. June 12-Wheat-oulet:
cargoes on coast buyers and sellers apart:
cargoes on passage. steadier; wheat in
Paris, easy; flour in Paris. duh.
Cotton--Upiands 4 s-3oi I
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TACOMA.
VANCOUVER. q. C.

.esssner Utopia for Port Townsend.
.s..sssss' Whatcona. BLAINE and VAN
49, Y~sIer wharf Mondays ana
A.Ns.vu 3p' m. Blaine. s.: vancouver.
~ Incarnation. Yesier dock
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e1WgE LYDIA THDMPSDN.
~ f;nite6 States mail. leaves lily
euu1 - 81 Main street, Monday.
- ~ and Friday ~ ,. m. for Port
vs1ssd an Jcan Islands and New
fe..s@ RAfaruIns. leaves New What
ssssday. Thursday and Saturday. 1t
- Is Thompson, usaDager~ownsr.
g n.sas4us & Co. agents. City dock.
-, Main q.
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MARKETS AND TRADE
THE SEATTLE MARkETy.

Tlssrs were TO changes In the local mar
ktss sa,arcsy- Prices remained the Same
atac there Was fairly good demand tor
Products.
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Copper Strong: brokers. 81.
Pig iron-ouiet; Northern. GeGi2
I.eal-Stfong. brokers sisc.