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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-13
United States Court Tor 1897.

United States Court for 1897.
The United States court for this
district will meet as follows:
Chickasha. ....... Feb. and Sept. 6
Ryan. Feb. Is and Sept. 20
Pauls Valley ~ March I and Oct
Purcell .. March - and Oct. =
Ardmore. April and Nov l5
G.. B. Kilgore re....U- S. Judge
Jos. W. Phillips .......-..U. >. CLERK
G L. Stowe ...........U. S. Marshal
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Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic office. customs
house Port Townsend, Wash. Will fur
nish on application, free OF charge. full IN
formation regarding the following notices
10 mariners:
Australia directory. Vol. /. of 1857. ad-
dends.
Australia, south coast, Spencer gulf, Ger
mein bay. new buoy
Brazil. Para river, Goiabal light removed
to Mandihy island.
British Columbia, Vancouver island. Vic
toria harbor entrance, removal OF wreck
California. Half Moon bay. buoys moved.
California. San Diego bay. buoy moved.
California, San Francisco bay entrance,
buoys moved.
Delaware river, new buoy eastward OF
Cherry island fats. Cerutti Lump buoy dis
continued.
England. east coast. observation tower
England. south coast Splthead. prelim-
mary notice in connection with the naval
review.
Florida, west coast. Cedar Keys. buoy
discontinued.
Italy. west coast. Ponza island Punta
della Guardia permanent light re-exhib-
Maine. Camden harbor. buoy marking
Inner Lodges.
Maine, Portland harhor entrance, Fair
way buoy discontinued.
Maryland Dalawara bay approach. dam
gerous sunken wreck destroyed.
New Jersey, Delaware bay, wreck and
New York Long Island sound. Pace
Rock light station, alteration in fog sig
nal
New Zealand. North island Port Mich
olson, light at extremity or Wellington
Ferry tetty.
North Atlantic ocean reported rock in
latitude 400 N. longitude = 81 W.
Norway pilot. Part l.. OF 1881. addendum.
South Pacific ocean. soundings between
Australia and NV Caledonia.
Spain. south coast. Eadiz harhOr. new
light and lighthouse an Las pusrcas.
Virginia, Winter Quarter shoai. position
OF station buoy.
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The Northern Pacific and Southern Pa
riec railways have been designated as the
OFFICIAL. ROUTE for the Christian En-
seavorers attending the International S,c-s-
vention al San Francisco Cal. July 7th .
f7th. Specia. traia VIII leave Tacoma on
TuEv sfh 81 .. ~ 2ate ef fare will ne
a. - for the round trip from either S.
attic or Tacoma Special rates for Sleep
srr cars have been made. All parties who
F-on,er4c.a ate zo!nw should notfy the UNDER
signed ST oncs so that space FL this special
vain may be reserved for them. Limit
81 tickets } Hiy izth. with privilege of ex-
tension 70 July Sist, On payment CT g. add
,faoaI IN san EFxneasco. There Vii be
large number from Eastern Washington
arS other points 10 1eln Sa!s special train
exr,sr39es. therefore send IL Your names
:. aeca that sou may De listed as cns Of
thS rarty. Those wishing 70 attend sfaa
safe Convention al Tacoma vii be given
ere fare Gor the round trip over all lines.
q~a w.U be given stop-oYer a. Tacoma 10
ss.eua the state Convention and limit
enough 20 return after attending the gan
Es~arsrisro Convention. ". - Ewns STATE
president. Y =. <. g Y. John T. Hart
var. Jr.. Chairman Transportation Com
seattle. June 2ssh. 1885,.
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Ena Wesley. CHI Valparaiso Townsend
Q: o sss ss @ Iaaon iaxs ssn A
EnDTss< q lna h 3ss Zen Fsons vancoaser June %
Eaitzsa - Jap s tons. YskoSsssA seattle -
Banning
Highland Light lev IN ;ons Tcrs
Iissn Dsany Smith ST Ok Is no noga Por Townsend
Gamble June
San
Lemond.
I~a Rs1n" hs * sonz car sn EiS.Ss March 81
rslIs
aE Rus sssn Ar ss - san sSs ft Townsend
Nwssoy Soistead Am bksn Franeio
Am - yosoR Port Townsend 5gge Il
Psg3 TTaeo RF ds % s asAGp s9e Ts s
hk- sound
w ssre oSn Am SKI ~ . NedsefsSS & ~ "
Roy Newport Ballard
Began Am tons an
viadivos
seesrom
victoria February
Townsend June IL
thinner. 81
TX Port L,sA
vsas,e Aksnnan Am tons fsio Puget sound ~ -
warr -
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CHICAGO MARkETA
The board Of Trade.

CHICAGO. June as.-Sothing else was
before the vision Of "A heat traders al the
July corner. The usual news of the day
had isItIs 10 do win the days trading
IFssieFs wstsaea the brokers ~ho were
supposed 70 60 the o.&dlns .or The men
WHO were credited with the manipulation
O. Jsiy. and as they bought and sold
So I'D The crowd. july wheat started at
r.se Of from nc 70 re per bashei, s2lzc TO
s&ssc being quoted at the outset. This was
followed u9 wtta a few kangaroo bounds
that took the price 10 I3lac. Taat appeared
10 be the height % its ambition for "A
while, and during the remainder OF the
first hour i INDUCED in a series OF arratie
spltEeEs ike a handful OF lighted fire
crackers. From ssize down 10 72lzc, up
again 70 731sc ard next 10 T3c. were some
q me more notaoie Of its gyrations in the
closing pTice the day before. Al
tar touching s47sc il hung between that
and siAs. with very little doing in IL for
an hour. Then it suddenly sprang into
activity. Poor reports from Russia and
THE Danuplan provinces started buyers,
and SO lively did the demand grow that
tember rose 10 &c. Much of the September
buying was supposed to come from she
same source as the July buying.
The receipts at Chicago were = cars.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported the re-
oelpt OF ~ cars. a3sinSt ~ tne cogre-
both coasts were 2.l56 CSC bushels. against
2-gt3,Jg1 the week before. and ISL .eG a
wheat 10 Europe this week year ago
Argentine shipments tor the corresponding
week were 1-g.u9 bushels. The exports of
wheat ana -four for twenty -four hours
from Atlantic ports were equal to 80 essl
bushels. September maintained its adj
vance. Ii touched 5sysc and closed worth
e5sbs1sse. July. after all its early buster.
Corn was slow within an extremely mar
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London Money Market.

LONDON June 27.--The market shows
a slight Increase IA money rates with
loans or Monday az sA9gl per cent. loans
into july at l1s0lss per cent; two. three
and four months discounts. at ! per cent,
and six months time money at ] 3-ltsflA a.
There IS however. very little doing and
;here has been a great deal % erumbhng
al 1hs decision net % close the stock ex-
change Tor the naval review. What was
dora MAS mostly II Amer cans ana mining
securities Canadian Pacific VAS adj
vanced sharply. tbs Grand Trunk gaarnn-
:Hast "a 8TSt preferred and second pre-
ferreG = The better feeling ia the Trans
vaal and the belief that measures v II re
taken to relieve thv foreign interests thee I,
have pad "a favorable effect upon South
AfT;c1n ventures and @ fair amount of
busia-SS is being Done in them az aasanc-
g. prices.
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June closed al T5sc. September closed at
1t5c
hop-Paesfc coast, 1855 crop. sG5c: IsS
crop. 6giic.
" ool-Firm. fleece. tsSzsc; pulled, bG
&c
Fetro.eurn-Dsi.: TO market: refined
New York. $50. Pennsylvania crude.
sEeady july. sc bid
CoSee-lptfoas closed steady. IN
changed. IL points down. Sales. = 80
bags. including SspsFmh s--sc. No !,
sssc invcice, so6bing. .7sc, mild. dull. Cor-
GoTa A4t7thc
sggar-Raw. steady; mould A. Sc; stan
dare \, 4ssc. confess. oa=rs' A. SIC. cat
leaf. Sascs cru2Eed, 5ssc. powdered. d;
graduated. ssc; cubes. &C.
Metals.
Ccpper-Easy. brokers price, tii.c-
LeGd--strong. brokers price, s. -
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The City OF Topeka Will sail for Alaskan
ports at o'clock today with cargo Of
merchandise from this city
amounting 10 so tons. The Waiia Walla
leaves at o'clock this morning with
ful passenger list for San Francisco Her
cargo will consist Of eeo tons OF Franklin
and New castle coal, .0o barrels of lime
from Roche ffarbor and 5sl tons OF Cana
dian Pacific freight brought down from
Vancouver on the Utopia. The remaining
cargo space is taken by miscellaneous
freight from this city.
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san FRANCISCO MARK ETs.


IAN FRANCISCO. June 9s.--Flour~
-. ..nsf extras. sle4li SC bakers extras.
hxSsN supeTi4ne. $lsi4 n
@-aeaf..-lspFing, sl.22i.Qi.25: milling.
"a. saatr.sy-Feed 7oq7i5.c: choice bright.
ss4ssss brewing S,sl90c.
ess-lonrloi white. 9eall on. good To
sas'ss N,l@Qi 30. fancy feed. si..fi 80.
Receipts.
FDar quarter sacks. 2aos: do Washing
-. 'sS' WHEAT, eenials. 6.5e0. ia wash
,,s, sa, Nv barley centsls. $50; oats.
ss.&s - 90 Washington. 60. beans
-, ~, cum, centals, Eastern. 4,s, po-
1855 sseks, a53. onioua sacks. IS.
- 49, AsAs i.sNs. middllngs. sacks. %,
'ens ss-. straw tons, 8: fiaNseesl
$ washington 5So. wool bales. iSs.
$3.50 y HARRINGTON, LIZ hides. number. CAS-.
''s'as' sexes ~; wine. gallons. 100.
fsoaace. Fruits. Etc.
,rss ''@ sl;Is Middlugs SIS 51 a % per ten;
~. N4.slornia. 81 tsglt4sh
~, usa efnp Wheat. SSTu per ton
49, - eat. s.Wl4; oat $40 S.A. river
ssa 49, n.st barley. St.5ngiN. alfalfa
gssss -, 81. 49, st9ck, $06. Gem
tsss, wheat, tea2slA New cfop Whaaf
Per ter. cat ssil7 so rlxtr tfrfsy'
- neat harley SlQf, Alfalfa eS6fs II
sass pr bale Ssi 3s-
- New potatoes. in boxes. Ssg
a. ssssa i on.ous, new rra. a447o.. per
~ .-,,, siiF'r Skin. tsla Sc. ciicliff,-
rs sss,.s.. i'9c Per small box: do
~ 49, aEied peppers. tsf1c per "a.
E~ss 49, per n common, ..,,ssf-. ..l,..
~ 9e< chotea asrAra cus A. So
s4ss.t "N gfgsn psaa F02f.., nsr fA.
q ssns, list-e per To-. fat,t4rh asS
a - seinmef squash. 5 t. rg-
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London COL sales.

LONDON. June z5.--Yslls ness i1 wool du-
rtuE j0e }ast @etk WaS Slows ana a hoii-
daS feeling pres lef. Tbe hor}e ~ de " as
aatet and American t~QHivy vas fair Fol-
feUrfa -t~s. on New SoGFh WaIes S. s4S.
Queensland. - i'st klctorta T. s,S South
Australia 5-el}. Is est Australia. e. 5ssI. Ma
E+a tuH s t> t.a0r cf Coed Eoy,e ard
NgfEl. - - Total. Ga 2t5 b-4les .ncluif lu z
g.. .At Australian aud - lo Cape 81 Good
Hone and Natal sent Il rect
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

Colunsa
AZ :
-
Gle -
E
81 uEorA spc
I6U -
F0
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3yaA
& ;
Naatsoaa Jare
lisa tIAske -
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TATOOSH. June ct p. m.-Barometer.
800 cloudy: wind south eight miles
m. outside, bound In. a steamer.
NEAH BAY. June 27.-4 p m.-Cloudy !;
Light south wind.
CLALLAM BAY, June 21.-4 p. m.-
Partly cioady: hight south wind
PORT ANGELES, june "a p. m.-Ba-
roneter. Sp.ei; partly cloudy: Wind west,
eighteen miles. United States ships Ad-
ans and ship Wendur In harbor.
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- f6sieE'taz Tstt tff1 sArD''AL+r
s.ss Of wholesale ss@'eiS -
s.xar. Flour and Coffee.
sx.r s,oSssns) Golden &c" IN 9ois, Per
A.; extIS ,., 4. ~ ,.@r r., sa.e. a.as,e
az erfed. SIC. spot cash prices.
so ltob1lng)-fafeHt Excellent.
~. ssx nyslsy 4. sz8: California brands.
- Sackwheat -four. per hnl, So per
8. ESQ: GRAHAM. per eo t,a,.r y %
I'll, SACKS. So per cwt
az per bbi. s4Q4.10: bomsny.. per
- q 81 cracked wheat. 9Hf egst. Ssza;
"a, vAss,. ss.s pr case waose waeat
sya, pg ewi. f., par gaf'ss, I'D
- AXIS sc. BIB boxes, SC. corn
=. xslISw. iss. $50, Sos. Sh33. white,
s r.s: g. r-s. faxed .i''ni'sy' bois.
Gee lJs,bangp e;reet.-Moeha. PEI n.
.s.ss p@~ n. sfc. Roasted Ar buckle s.
srrt N5.s:: $40 eases. ger cwt. si9.s5.
- or. tins. psr II, DOC, saekss sf9.
In Nseha. gsisc: Carac2's zf3ze. 1l ft
81. zc. ground coffee, ltg-ie' IA9a' Ness.
t. ak sl2z: -, si3.35.
heats. Provisions and Fish.
s,~s Neats tjotbins)--Cow beef, easi.c;
~ BET, stse per n: mutton. s9s,sc per
s usrk. &C per 10. veal, 1aSc per 10
tsosrlcss 0obbng3- Hams, sarge. ioac.
l..r snail lie; Breakfast ba~en, sizc:
a. ali sdss, &C.
ryssa F!st tjo6birg) -.Haiioat, 5iag4.1c:
asrsn. sdse. salmon trout. 81; founders.
- Il perch, aiz0tc; mountain trout,
gAyc: sar.mre. iec
1sf5rT, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
f.xs4
sssassrs.s s-Ib prints. l64f7c.
fAsse tj9hbine}-Sa1.se washington.
ussse, California fuii cream. &c.
Eco J9being)-Lsls i.,g;-
ps.,rs Ioosangi--Chlckens. i0aiic; live
whit. dressed ehseke IS. l2id-:-
Vegetables aud Fruit.
pp,z,oss tjehssngl Native stock. $40.
Yskinss, slzeis. California new potatoes.
fssssaf.ss oobbing) peas. &c.
save asparagus. lZizc per pound.
~ California oiisonS red, &c, silver skins.
* bets s.sl per sack. cabbage, &c per
s exrrsss tfZs lettuce. ice per dog. Gu
rvnhsTs hotrouse. sJAyec per doz. hot
Asass tomatoes, i5c per n.
sfssa Fruits oDblHgl~LeTncps. fancy
fslIsasnsa. $3.50 selects. s2.IfS. new
fs.sorTia apples, .isli p per box. bananas.
I4ea. oranges. fancy seedlings. s. 5Nafs:
fascs s. E5s52.5s. fancy Nalencias. s3.25.
sass s:raxbsrries. 81: gooseberries. &c;
fsssYisz, Ssss5c fer box. raapberries. $50
W crsss California peaches, sgqS5c per
les California aprleots. 5euf.lc IN boxes.
* IN crates. California piums. SIS per
TT
Hay, Grain and Feed.
lar tlohtingt Puget sound. per ton.
Esls Eastern Washington timothy. SIS;
lsalts, 81
fs.s tisObIng)-s21.
sssls7 uobhngj- -Rolled or ground. per
tn 80
can-Whoie. So: cracked. 81: feed meal,
E'.--.ss Uobbingl-Bran, per ton. SIS;
kssss. per ton. ST.
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TIE North Western Line comprises over
goo miles o. perfectly equipped railway
an Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan
.alnnexosa North Dakota, South Dakota.
Nebraska aad wyoming. II operates the
finest train. n the world. The service %
Chicago N.lwsakes and all the principal
cities os TIE East and Southeast cannot
BE- SURPASSED. Inzist on having your ticket
via The Norta- Westeru-" r. ". Parker.
Commercial Agent. 90 FIRST syenos ssAse
lie y
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. June 2s.-Consols. liz 1916:
silver q g-i5d
NEW YORK. June 26.-The New York
Financier says this week:
The statement OF the associated banks OF
New York city for the week ending June
Is is favorable In so far as the expansion IN
loans is concerned but despite the drain
OF cash 10 Europe and the employment Of
funds in other directions, idle money Is still
accommodating in New York. The total
surplus cash is now close TO So. 90. go, an
increase of about siG0. 600 more than last
month. At the same time loans have ex
panded no less than SIT 800 go. while ce-
posts have increased neaTiy 500, 100.
This is an extraordinary movement. That
there is some belief in store for this con-
gested condition the statement clearly in
dieates. OF the increase OF S. i30, 500 in
loans reported. the gain was made by no
less than forty-two OF the sixty-six ba nks
and deposit increases We're evenly dis
tributed. Two OF the banks the Western
National and the Fourth National. appear
TO have been responsible for half the In
crease in loans. bat the remainder has
gone uniformly to swell L } totals OF other
banks. An encouraging feature OF this
situation. not shown in the statement. is
the fact that the banks are doing a largely
Increased business in commercial paper, a
canvass of some OF the Institutions
showing that the greater part OF their new
loans were Of this character. RediSe0unts
are also reported by many OF the banks in
larger volume. and preparations are being
made for a heavy demand in anticipation
of excellent crops. As was pointed out in
this analysis last week. loans are APP
preaching 4 record breaking feature and
bid fair before fan 20 exceed ANYTHING ever
known in the history or the clearing house.
The money now flowing TO New York is
said TO be from the larger banking centerS.
rather than from smaller places. The
other items OF the statement are IN Keep
ing with the increased records. although
the deposit total seems smaller than other
channels cali for. The withdrawal OF leg al
tenders. for gold export purposes. the lat
ter part OF the week, arc not shown in the
statement.
ureads:uff~ and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. June 2S.-Wheat-Quiet:
cargoss of coast, nominal unchanged:
C8rECes on passage. quiet and steady.
Liverpool wheat. No. J California Is 81 q
o. al
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, June zs.-Today's stock
flarhsI showed q subsistence of the iippre-
heslsioa esEsed yesterday b. the voirme OF
soIa sFaaSTaeEts and turnee. 10 the bah side
NstA greater animation and coaf deuce
fhan ever. The market sold off 10 some
extent to the drs, hour. The theorists In
idkos OF a Necessary reaction IN the market
NGfs a. work ard sought sereruaasly 10
bring aboE. the reaction. which sh.aJ con-
recently maintain - ioog overdue In the
market aud must come ultimately The
~. Paa3 statement. showing an Increase
IN gross earnings OF sifi .7Is and in let CT
90. 49, WAS the fret 10 stem the ,soWa-
ward eourse Of prices. The week has wit
ntSsed more further notable rising u the
level OF prices. the advancing being espe-
elaIiy notable in the Graugers' groin and
not being SO we'll distributed through the
Hist as itl Some previous weeks
The market az a whole has firmly resist
ca ali attempts 10 work reaction. che
ssfeSt strain coming on Friday. with the
news that the weeks gold shipments had
since the first OK the present MOVEMENT
The present high level il generally iecog-
nized as discohntinS commercial ard in
dustFial improvements But the warlnness
with which the high prices are hex is a
measure OF confidence OF security holders
that future conditions viii improve to
warrant higher prices. Many professional
operators are confident that the level at
the market had advanced too far 20 be
warranted by the present conditions They
are at work constantly TO effect a To-
~stIbtF sSA li4Eif AAssiRNl ElOttS rave EEEc-
tofoFe been unsuccessful except In "A
TRIVIAL degree. and aA their offerings have
been promptly and steadily absorbed.
The bond market shared in the general
buoyaney which permeated the security
market during the week. and there was an
absence Of that hesitancy 10 values which
aevelopee az intervals In the stock mar
ket. Trade was IN large volume and well
distributed. Purchases by operators was
quite sustaining factor, and brisk de-
nestle cemand for the low grade mort
CAGES WAS regarded with considerable ia
vor by the leading interests The asgre-
CRATE sales were s. a12 40
Governments ruled strong throughout
arc Sustained general fractional improve
ments. The sales were &y;3 f.1p
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" a. FAreun8r IN Aeuse - Abe. lot
= o.E - l'vaEy 8 lsoyss ass. JGne -
$50
" : %sWbary - *. 20 Anton Nen-
u. Ken. loss : u T. blk - pgAt Ne. / W.
S.is R2d West Seattle, Ju1@ 8 sac
:. :. Livingston r. A@tn = I.F .s&Sssor.
b.. 3 ID IT. Haze sccAa ado. sap june "a
6. g.
Isaac Ef1rus - TX - : 2 IAHauthAI
sw - ses 5, - g - ac@eS. June =. s4a-
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Tourist. SIS. TTSs-clsss. both including
berth. for train leaving every day st -
q. m. Southern Pacific T.ckst O1lce. SIS
F1rxI avenue.
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l4cuMA, lure - Milling
s No Cub zoe. No. blue stem.
V Export price. nominal.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.
transactions since January and
for she Past Week

1S57 arc s. Ns >-95 T2serc were SLED fer
record dag ne tas week - Seeis the con.
s.aer&tsccs asSrs gat4nS sss-l1 e. Fol-
l2wsaS Is tss record for tss week 5y 5AvS.
ff.rFls8suG Sa-s1rstRyhs tran sfFrS.
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Corn-Lar1e yellow. s5elsr.
Brari-Ca1fornia. szs50sssN
Wool and Hops.
Wool-sDriEs. choice fooshsil. safG.. San
Joaquin, SIX months sFfec A. svs-~S
staple. 1utc, mountain lfsS1 ~. $ss..ss a.
Lc. Oregon. ieex4ze, Northern fafs' ie~
Eops-[rop OF 80. sfgs5c per pos,nd.
Fine pesnI
SILVER bars 49,. 69is Draftx-sfr,n. H.
Mex Coils 500 Ga. Telegraph -
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Export. and Imports.

The exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week amounted TO
si,s32 oga In gold and 81 o.. ia in silver The
imports were: Gold. s73 .9s9; silver 81 ass:
dry goods, s3.016.52I; general merchandise
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WEATHER AND TIDES.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.

Portland, June q, 1897.
Fair weather; warmer.
Y. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, june ~, 1897.
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