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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June Wheat showed son,e
s~gn o. strength Fer an hour scs market
re- rrEa under covering by shorts, WIKI
Ias market gat part CT It's early 1r~Eress
from the ssea5insss IN casses. me I4lye--
EsfSl MAJ s~S showing Little change and
notwithstanding -he stump here yexzer-
day. Chicago inspected into store twenty
e2e car loads and si-ssa lslsaea were WAN
IE2wn from store. Minnesota ana Duluth
reported NJ cars compared with nj a
~esk ago and sGs last year. The Missouri
state crop report showed points decline
since May l. with only ~ per cent OF the
ara sown to De heard from
TIE market opened a. S.. esq., against
st.sxer'tas . close az sssIS.@s. s2Era advanced
70 . $50 *, where Il nesG for some yisEse.
tAs soon As ths support from the shorts
was taken from the market, prices de-
S.,.5fed ana ar Il O'Clock July WAS AZ tnssc.
The decline uncovered al many buying
orders Ehat il became evident that there
wera still heavy shorts willing 10 take
what pruis there was II The sales nsde at
over Ssc. Il recovered from eeS4 10 etAsc.
out mad another break on rAe receipt Of
traessSreet.s report, giving the reduction
IN The worlds visible Tor the week 3, oniy
.aN bushels, whereas IL Was generally
expected il would snow DECREASE OF 4.lso,-
90 or more TIE price dropped On that 10
eo'sc. bar the readiness Of shorts 20 bay
al anything under esc was again displayed
hy another quick recovery 20 sIiAc- The
natter advance was soon added 10. when
buying on long account was seen 10 DC 4
The bulls took hold as soon as IL became
known that thu local inquiry for cash
wheat. OF which rl1naors had been rrcya-
lent all forenoon. mad resulted IN business
The quantity that had been placed Was
found TO somewhat exceed ao.ess otAsaels
was bringing eTsa zss1Tsc,
Corn WAS steady n spite OF large receipts
ald better weather. Crop reports were not
So favorable.
Oats were firm. but dun. Most OF the
support came from the shorts.
Provisions were weak AZ ina opening.
due 10 lower prscas ana cae tendency
decidedly downward for some time. The
firnness OF wheat in the last half Of The
session caused some buying. and about
half OF rhe decline was recovered.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-June. sSi4c; July. 65ssa
Corn-June. 25izc. July. zae.
oats--Iune 1sa.c: July. lsc.
Pork-June, $E.7s; July. Ss.sA
Iar3-June. ss.52. July. $a.ss.
Rifs-Jaly, 3i.oe.
Barley--t4S3c.
Rye-S2isc.
E1ax-atLc.
Iinothy-s2.15.
Live Stock.
Cattie-Saies were on a basis Of So se3
8. Is for common native dressed beef steers,
up 10 81. s5ua.oo Tor good to choice export
cattle. with prime TAT oeeyes scarce and
largely nominal at So.lcal 80, stcckerS
and feeders. SS.aea4.2e: calves. SS.J0tg6. %
Hogs-Saies were largely az sS.ioSlS.e5
Sheep-Siocks sold at s2.5oaia.eo for in
fersor 10 lat heavy droves, and choice 10
extra natives we're nominal al S4.etsl3.ol.
ficckS: wooied lambs sold at s. 2sli 80,
and spring lambs were active at s. o0Ss5.2S.
Receip;s-catiie 1880. hogs 5000. Sneep
1900.
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PACIFIC COAST sTEAMs1

HASh2 SoASH S1kAMSnIF
The Company's elegant steamers CMa-
tslia, City Of Paesi. and WaiAa weIIa
leaye S.sa title fer San Francisco wa Por.
Townsend and Victoria b e.. az :
q. N. June .. 8. -. Is. z. =. July .. 8. l.
T. 2. u. August 2. !. =. T.. q. e Due a.
San Francisco. a M. June 6. L. 1s, n D.
July ]. .. u, Is. q. y. q, August s 70 Il
.. y. D. Leave San Francisco sor
Seattle via vietorta, ,. G. and Part
Townsend at a. m, May 81. June 5 e.
Is. 70. e. b. Juiy :. n. Is. - g. %. Aug ssi
4 O. 4, u. "a. =. Due az Settle p. IT,.
JUNE Z. s. 10. e 2. .. July 8, 8, Is. x. e
u. Angus :, !. e. u, e. 81
The elegant steamers Queen. CITY of
Topeka and AI-kt leave seattle for
Alaska, at a N. june .. 9. - II. q. y
July 2. 3. Il. Is. =. =. Augu~s 9 T. II II
=. e. Due back az Seattle June Is. 10 3
30, July {. II. Is, u, 8. %, August g. q H.
Is "a. =. September 8. & The company re-
serves right 10 essange. without previous
nottce, steamers. sailing dates and hours
j. r. TRowBRIDGE, p. S. sups..
Ocean Dock. Seattle.
C H. J. SToLTESBERG. Tiki. ACT. eos
First Ave. Seattle
GoODALL, PERKINS 4 Co. Gen
Agts.. San Francisco.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelhgencer
TATOOSfI, June "a p. rl.--Barometer
30 -: cloudy: wind northwest. six miles.
cutward-Str San Aateo, at II 80 a. m !.
blk Prince Robert in tow of Wanderer, az
f2:is %. m. Inward--Str City Of Puebia, at
.i5 H. IN.
CIALLAM June A p. m--Partly
cloudy. wind west
rorneter, 3t2s: cloudy; wind west, eight
miles
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Thompson and Dcpcw Bring the II.
a a. fss sirue.

NEW YORK. June s--rhe Herald says:
The Joint traffic association through \
committee CONSISTING of President Thomp-
son OF the Pennsylvania line. and Pres
ident Depew, Of the New York Central,
has succeeded in bringing sufficient pres
sure 20 bear upon the Baltimore and Ohio
TO step the cutting cs freight rates and
prevent the threatened dissolution % the
association. Several other companies
charged with cutting rates stated at
recent meeting thas IL the Baltimore and
Ohio would raise the raiss they would
DO the same. The tonnage remains TO be
adjusted according 10 the amount former
~ allotted under the pool
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER ROSALIE
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Por. Townsend daily. except Sunday, at
1000 a. m; returning. leaves Victoria at
$50 y. m. Steamer George F.. Starr leaves
for Port Townsend and way ports daily.
except Saturday. at 800 p. m: Sunday,
direct at ? a. m: returning. direct leaves
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Il. 4 b. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Steamer Champaign. Skagit river route
leaves Seattle June ] 81 10 a. m. June 3 at
II 4. m: June at noon: leaves Mt. Vernon
June al 2. m. June at y. ni. June
I at 6 p. M. calling at West Everett Tu-
iaiip. stanwood. Fir, skagit City. Mount
Vernon and Avon. RhododeDdron excur-
sion 10 Ccupeville. Sunday. June 6, leaving
Mount Vernon at 5.f5 a. IN.
City Dock Steamers for ali points on the
Sound. Open all night. S q. Yerkes, Man
ager. Telephone Main 81.
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ard sell at public auction to the
q 81 - bidder 70, , an' . me asoss
1S1eeo y--xary 20 satisfy Plaintiffs
n6y ~. ~tsf interest thereon and ali
sckgDA! f.s~szspd costs o. said action.
80 ann 1a.ssrle washington. May 9Th,
p1se6 ~ WI. e. MoTEg.
r,6 d King cega,y; ~ Masn .Iar
CanRo@. Avenae. Tacoma Wash
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When a man losses In bed all night and
is unable 10 sleep until the Wee small
hours In the morning. he finds himself
getting weaker ard weaker daily. He
win have pains In .he back. pains In the
shoulder. hleary. biood-shot eyes and ne
will be melancholy. He will start at the
least noise. he Will be subject 10 the
whims and fancies OF an irritated man
When in this condition Il shows abuse:
the man has abused himself. has over
worked or cver-harassed TIE mind and
body. When in this CONDITION the man
needs a sure and rational treatment. He
will find
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CO ON THE GREYHouND.

E.erettr EdHondS. SnonoEnIsh Eo1te-
Two round trips daily. except Sunday
In effect Nov. %. 1885 Leaves Seattle T:i5
a. m, AS p. M, leaves Everett 10 a. m. !;
.. m. Seattle landing colman dock /:
Everett landing. Merchants dock Con-
meets with STR Flyer for Tacoma: with
Str. Mikado for Snohomish: with train for
Monte Cristo and way stations Teie-
phone. Red xzl.
FRANZ W. GooDHUE. Manager.
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S,i.sr sa-s 49,. ss,s rrafes-Ssgh. 80. IT.
-aSA- anls .-fsizaa Telegraph /. .. A
AininR Sfacka


NEW YORK. June 1t looked Tor a
me II S..er the opening OF the stock mar
ntt as though the looksi-for reaction fran
TIE strength Of the iasr few days hai
eoEae 10 pass. and the average OF prices
~, Mas ao0lt 10 viorate downward again
Witn1n the narrow limits which nave char
dcteF1zsd the market for many weeks past
ailler the manipulation Of the professions.
sraaefs- Prices OF American securities
public.
New York traders had. IN fact. made I'D
Their minds that the market had advanced
Tar enough and was ready for a reaction.
ana they worked 10 that end. The gold
Shipment Tor tomorrow, small as il Is
nent amounting 10 only $3.50 go was Sufti-
Gent 10 Indicate that rhe price OF de-
mano was not yet low enough 10 preclude
sosa shipments under the prevailing de-
inand Tor goa3 abroad. The withdrawal
q sum OF gold from the sub treasury for
Ueposft In the clearing house vaults 10 the
account OF bank proved TO offset, ID
SOM. extent, the favorable effect OF pars
OF inc shipment being secured from pri-
vate sources, instead OF from the sub
treasury The consequence Of these things
was reacIIonary tendency in the market
through the morning hours.
iAnerai sales OF New York Central mark
ca down the price OF the favorife OF the
bears- But the depression in the market
was AT no time marked. and the decline in
price was limited TO small fractions. except
IN one or two special cases The buying
proved sufficient TO hold prices firm. even
wnen the traders had ceased 10 buy. and
especially in the granger and some other
leading stocks
The dealings in the bond market indi-
GATED an equally improved tone Of the
buying and the broadening tendency OF
the situation. 4 notable feature OF the
rise was that X was unaccoYnpanted by
London buying ia any volume and was in
the face OF efforts by traders for a reac-
ton. profit-tak king being in marked volume
xf-1 a lA-n Fhel
aggregate sales were 81 s-a.epp
Governments were neglected az the
board, but We're steady at bid prices.
money and Exchange.
Money on CALL easy, at 1halis per cent.
last loan IA per cent: closed, 1i.U1ls;
prime mercantile paper, 3izFi4ta per cent;
sterling exchange. steady bat duh. with
actual business in brokers bills at AT
for demand. and 81. &As Iis6 for sixty days;
posted rates. 81. s6iasf4G and 81 sgt SSie;
commercial bills, 81. SD. Bar silver. &C.
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WHATcOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes
Fairhaven or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
ciai dock. Tacoma. .. m: city dock
foot Main street,, Seattle, p. u Tues
Thurs. and Sat Returning Isaves What
com r. m: Falrhaven. Sis r. m, and
Anaeortes 10 y. H.. Sun, Wednes and
Tacoma SIS. or s. round trip.
w. IL ELLIS
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sssss:s:sss ie s.,as..L = OLA 'ff3oMPsN
"a tg.t - s.afcz r@a-l. yeaNcs E.w
,ssassss sss FrsaaY AHA r. e. - ~ az:
sssse ess $50 Jean fsisa.ls - - =.
=. ssssss.ss ssinsax. leaves New rsF,,s.
IA laasS4@y ana Stfs~.s.,'. -
=. Eaxs,s. 9F1ais.au. grans....r-..,.' -. "a
ses. Nj, q, agents. city eeck
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Take Seattle & International at 500 a.
m. to Wickersham. transfer to stage
miles: steamer on Lake Whatcom. electric
motor to New Whatcom, arriving at AIS
p. m Henry Singer. manager Stage Line,
Wickershain. Wash.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
Steamer MARY f. PERLEY.

Steamer MARY F. PERLEY.
Leaves Gaib,aith's dock. foot OF Washing
ton street. for Sylvan Grove Brenerton.
l.. s. Navy Yard, Charleston. sidney, at
$50 a. m, 400 p. m; Sundays. 100 D. m.
Returning. leaves Sidney at e.B a. m
1918 p. m: Navy Yard, TOO r. M. I2s5 %
m. Saturday nights, leave Sidney. son
o'clock. Navy Yard. go Telephone. Red
Isl. Open for charter on Sundays.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

TACOMA. June 2-wheat-Mnling price
No ! club. .5c; No. blue stem, 7Sc.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
1NGTOS ROUTE
STEAMER A. X. ROBINSON.

Carrying e 3. Nail
On Port Orchard and Port Washsngton
route, leaves City doek. foot OF Main
street, $40 a. M. calling 1T South Beach.
EurcheiI. Brick Yard. BremeFton. T.. q.
Navy Yard, Sidney. Charleston, Tracyton.
Chico, 6iiverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station At p m: arrives Seattle at
4 D. N. e. n. Robinson, master Lilly.
Main g.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. June 2--Wheat-Walia
Walla, 7+d75c; valley. 7'-o per hushei.
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Rreatssfuf1s and Grafas.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Fiolr-F-arn-
lily extras. i.7sht4, -: nske extras. 81 SlgS
as: superTine. s4.iva4-a.
~ heat-%ShlppinS. q .Z-i4ll1 =: for local
Use sl.assal. sfia; milling sis00I Is.
Bariey-e~hcioe bright, s3sac. do new.
oa,sNPugst soand a.o.1sai %: fancy
.l.07,a.
Receipts
Flour. quarter sacks. 500: wheat. CEN
tails; $50. barley, centals. 800; beans
sacks, %; corn centais. 100, potatoes.
sacks > 80: onions sacks. KS; hops
bales. - beans. sacks, Ia; middI,ngs.
sacks. II: hay. tors, 5.2; straw. tons. II:
wool. bales, 49,; hides. 5eo; wine, gallons.
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Hay-odd crop: Wheat. s>gle.l9 per ton;
, Sase,t al Ia. ost si4is, a. s'sli bet
IS New erog; Wheat. s7g7.so. cat, $50
river reds es85ec. oregon BUrhanas, CSC
sss Pc'alanla Barlanks. seJsSc. new.
Otber VeSe:a bles-New onions. s..9t-e
Ser sack. c3sc IIsrloers, .ss3S.c per box; gar
Ic, .i-s psr n: asparagus. common.
-. 80 per box: string beans, sac per II
:1'n g s.lSs 80. eR -. M. Mes.caa . seEa-
per box; apr1cots. 7S@fs~sc per Sex.
ErZs.ts-New sppless. 1900 Per box;
T.ongworth straw berries. $stse per chest.
socss>beyr.as 1sf@ases per =. 1lAckhsrris-s
S. s,ssr crace; white cherries &assc per
box. black 10 .alaSo p@r chest, c,Irrants.
6 sos per CREST, of4x4gaas, ordinary sa-
YES S53s- ~. see3slr e~S s 15s}2 80 Mexi-
co 3tr.ss $ ~ y,r- box. common after
MA lemons --scs7sl ~ .>hulra do sffe g
bananas, st72 per a1rsch, Persian dates.
s ger Il.
tsztgeT--f@aucv creamery. 14S IL pei. -.
fancy &4lrv. G57sal4c. gSc1 10 choice Ia
U sasnm .. issaier
C'heese-F2Ecy mid new. 1SxssSs far ~
rs-sz .4ris~-, California cream cAs~3dar i
s i-c, Young -ASaersc2la. s9sc. Eastern.
t4-zs ~ Per 3sz 34ss9sl1sc to- store;
Fancn. 1875 "a. G0cs. Ike
Poa.crz-- Turkey gohb.eFs. 11f3yes -. tsv-
kevS aenS H., % rassssers $4Elt - ver
Cd. yoanE 10. s6sls, SznaN kerol}ers
& 55*s large 90. ss-ss5. fryers xsg7s.
dlscA$ n1A Ss-ys DO ygB1EE 81 . gssss
* 81 ger pair. gassiings. b. IS =: piSeoas
s8L% par 3cz
dta~.ng Quotations.
Wheat EsEsta: December g@11s
1zzTley tss1sex ana t3sgu; Tssc~snser. sss.c.
I.srE~-E4afse yesEo@, SSIaS7..
wosi and Hops.
Wo17-Spvfnr chosce sposh3ll fEa1zz-. Ssn
yxzzf1zia- zsx EszonsAs. es1lc. 90 years
Ss2gss2. saslfsc nao1snfSsn, tisafss. <es4aa.
lTsf e. - iaes ES<- Nor Ae<1 ia &C.
FiSss-GTe2 % 4S@ss. q'soeaos@ &t S4s sc
g@g L.
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TlI 81 W Al
Total sales
General Quotations.


Flour-Reoeipts. . g. barrels; exports.
si.65I barrels. quiet and about steady. at
Old prices
lie. "a bushels: No. ! Northern. dull. ~
77T.c: options opened firm and fairly act
!vs on firm Cable news and baiIisa crop
reporss bat declined under liquidation
and small decrease ia the world s stocks.
Ccgea-oytious opened quiet aud uur
changed 10 points lower closed quiet
ard unchanged 10 : points decline; sales.
( 10 bags Including june. Tlsc: eepter1-
Der Tls47-. BIC Spot cofee--Bio. steady,
AZ a decline: No. invoice 514c; tobbing
e.: mild, steady: Cordova IlAzksi-i@c-
sugar-Raw flsuI; fair refining, -7.c
Centrifugal. SIC
Fetroleuu-tlUi@t.
Visible supplies
s,e-.ai cable anA telegraphlc dispatches
- Rrgdssreet's covering the principal
yscs-1 0f accumulation Indicate the failo~-
ing changes n zEaIlas-e s1lppifs 81 srSln
last SATURDAY a. compares WITH those o.
'yrbes,-~fyrlts-i States and Canada east.
~ TIE Roc kJezs 3ecEease, @s1z So aEoas
<ar and n Europe, de~-Tessss 4'asss' S.53sel-
ga; total decrease woTld's available ZzZS.-
.s5rT~~T-n.te States ard Canada. as; OF
.nss F1,ckse@. sTcreass. eco 0a2s3s4s-
s0sr~-T nEezt States arr "a nsf-a< ss2S. -
the Rockies Increase. $ssfss 172ssl~4%
Tss-sf1s coast wheat Sfs.cSs recTetassss2
ssa~.nxghe NORTH % May $50. bisae.s.
(aYyr,e-~Steaay. hrrkers' price. 81 l2'z;
exchange prize. s.A.5sEi3.@-
Pig lroF1-Dul: Southern y -asssi' .
Iass4--Fgrrr.s brokers price. = Ia; ex-
e' TFnSssea ass STRAITS. 81 s.1s 8; plates
sle!ter-Fisra; domestic. Hag&29.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle June 2, 1857.
Exchanges az the Seattle, Tacoma and
Portland cisarinY hoEsAs inlay were.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

sss...Hss oAki.AND AND FVA%crr.
A,.ss ssa Townsend Noah paN r.ute
Nv, ssilsna leaves yesls- dock sra.
assaass and Thurssays AZ usso
sxrrsssf ort Townsend. Pert Williams
Gssrysa'ss i'eEt Angeles. Pert tsr,ss,.s,t
ssy ,s.. s'yses, CiauAtn nAy amt Neah
q sevs,.s.u Ssnk arrives at Seatils, 3 n "a
ssssss So as Steamer EvaUsel ie.s esa
ssses sss w vi feri Townsend. ecrt An
~ r,ss Pa ie1orta Neaaass We.ft,eS.{e,-s
sssrra.s ~ % ?, Ia. arrives Ssafths
--A'e GAYS at s1p r,
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ftGEf SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY

ftGEf SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
Aeamsr City OF Kingston between Ia
~ Wash. ana Victoria. II. c.
sssm Nv N Tacoma liiolAri 4:i5pm
! pm ~ = SEATTLE STAR 2:15pm
:sm Lyl isipt. Tev.nxend 3sIAriif :isam
igam Argilo Victoria IMI.vI s:aam
lazy except Sunday.
tss steamer furnishes flrst-ciass accom-
,sss-sioas. carving both freighs and
..hxsfs and leaves from Yezler wharf.
ssai'ss Tor Victoria, az so y. M. and for
f;sssaa al p. m.
.sssssensers for Victoria can occupy
hsssrenus until a. m.
tss Rates. tickets etc, inouire OF
G. +, THoRNDYkE.
=. Agent. xesler wharf, Seattle.
4 xADEAu.
uenersi Agent. n. +. Ry.. Seattle.
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Aasslasm
soz~ bais|
color BY
prspars
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TACOMA.
VANCOUVER. b. G
KRuSE g. s. LINE.

&saner Cleveland leaves San Francisco
MNAstlr jane ~ : p. m. Fare: Cabin.
- wesfage, s, Steamer Lakme leaves
~ Ban Pedro June & Fare. go. cabin.
fas freight and passage apply TO
L. +. CAME. Agent.
Arlington Dock.
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STEAMERS.


FLY ON THE FLYER"
GEATTIsE TO TACOMA.
Fw nSund tr1rs daily. except sunday.
d uBs hour and twenty-five minutes.
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sacks. 81: hay. tors, 512; straw, tons IL
wool. bales, 49,: hides. 5So: wine, gallons
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cnt1f1l ;;;sir .ri.iisa AND TRUSTEES
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-03-06
STATE FUNDS.

The Governor. Secretary OF State and
Attorney General, comprising the State
Board Of Examiners, counted the funds
in the State Treasury on February 18th,
after having ascertsined from the books
of the State Controller the amount which
they should contain. They state under
oath that they found the same correct,
aud that there is in the Treasury S22S,-
62s SO in coin, and in paid coin vouchers
not returned to the Controller, S23,442
Is, making q total Of s25l,O7O As.
In the State school fund there are
securities in United States and other
bonds amounting to 81, PAT, 0c0, making
the total in the Treasury Sl,49S,O7O 3S,
showing that the State with economical
management ought to be able to weather
the storm Of adversely caused by the sin.
gle gold standard until 1900. when. il is
to be hoped, the people will elect q Pres
ident and q Congress that will adopt an
American financial policy and relieve the
United States from the CALLING yoke Of
foreign gold gamblers.