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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-16

FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. June i5.--Consols. It25s: s,i-
yer q s1lsd: French rentes. 1Wfi+.
NEW YORK, June l5.--The Evening
Posts London financial caplegran says.
The stock markets were irregular today.
Americans being the feature. There vas
q sharp rise In that market and good buy
ing but the close was under the best. The
feeling as to Americans In stu hopeful,
but there is a disposition to take quick
profits. kaf.rs were nat on BArnatos
death but tbs close was above the worst.
except In Paris. where Barnaio's special
ties are numerous. The belief Is that that
market Will not be greatly affected. espe-
ciaiiy az / learn from good quarters that
ali his securities were held In the name
OF the firm OF Barraio Bros. and not In
his own name. When the last state loan
was issued here IL was commonly reported
that Barnafo had taken an enormous
block now learn that the report was
substantially correct. bat the stock was
not held in his own name, but II the name
OF the Arm. Consequently, and inaxm1ch
es good reports say that his VIII merely
provides annuitles for his family, II rs be-
NeveG that no immediate Forced uquidA-
ton vliI be- necessary
The Paris bourse as steady and the
Berlin market firm
nrendstufIs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. June E.-wheaf-<Quiet;
M I standard California wheat, 5as car
GOES of coast. 9irms cargoes on passa -.
rather frrnAr, English country markets.
STEADY: French country markets. 1uist
and steady. wheat Ia Paris. nrm. -four In
Paris firm.
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There is not much to be- said OF the local
market Tor the past week. IL has been fair
~ active, but there have been no changes
or importance Butter Is probably attract
tng as much attention as any other prod
uci that fan6S Its way into the market
Brick butter has been scarce and a. has
been Rfnfed In these columns, there Is like
" TO DO an advance tn the price. In fact,
mere Is nothing TO prevent an advance II
butter continues as scarce. There Is prob
ably just as much being made la the state
today as there was a month ago bur IL
~ NOT coming TO Seattle. Esast-of-tbe-
mountains cities are absorbing t. They
are willing TO pay better prices. and cream
cries deal with the cities that pay them the
best prices. some OF the creameries az
has been told here, are doing a little stor-
Ing. believing that to DE the most profit
able thing TO do. There seems to be no de-
lief y that IL Is a question of only a few
months when farmers viii be dealing with
the datries. and will not attempt TO COM
pete with them. They get Just about as
much for II al the diaries when everything
II taken into consideration. Then too,
they are always sure OF getting their
money. Today one can find plenty OF
ranch butter on the market but the de-
mand for 1t Is very light. II cannot CON-
pare with the rich creamery butter and
dealers and consumers know IT, Some of
the country stores which have IN the past
handled much ranch butter are now refus-
Ing TO accsUf IT, They have so told the
farmers and have notified local houses TO
that effect They say the demand for II
does not warrant the handling OF It,
The egg market continues unchanged
There has been some little fiuttering of the
sugar and flour market. one going up and
the other down. There may be further
advance In sugar. but that H. only prob
weak.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


SGw YORK. Ju-se I5-Ths upward
YrcEr&sS % prices VAS brought 20 halt
curIns 6se progress OF trading to-day or
tie sGegs exchange and earlier gains were
wifa1 Gut leaving some important stocks
below last nights S2CSeA XaETG was TO
VERY obr8aus reason fer tbs reaction be-
sas5 The EsnaTai principle that rec action In
Always .saRa 20 conc after advance
The SIS continued steaaInssE and In
ness 81 tass market &xxe saclinSd the FRO
fcss.aGai raiders 10 CONT rsther more cga-
rGeuglE UTCa gessc1lan. ca she psinclE lie
sAze tie longer * IS delayed TIC create
rfsa certainty that 4 viii eoxre
trading special stocks. and helped 20 is.iss-
eacs .sfe Eysc-s cautious IL take pT1Ats an
aeF = sCeiAsz< rot 70 oyeFssS good fortune
y a.a1 prices AZ times TeTe very material
~ above sAss E.gcgs close. TIE lS.eg re-
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The ru-bIa'. Passenger list.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The follow
ing passengers left on the city Of Puebla
For Sea.tie-G. Ambrnst and wife T.
Sturns ana wife. Miss Harrison L. Mey-
ers, @. Ledgtiay and wife Mrs Cardiff
VIE wife Mrs. spon Miss sponl Mas f liz
gsIiz. X. Boyle. II. Head, Sam Sohwa-
bacher. Mrs. Hayes, John Nell and sol.
Mrs. Heales. Mrs. Neil.
For Tacosila~-F. Eiuinonds and WIFE,
Miss Law. r. Stewart, * Stewart. H.
Somers. Miss Crust. Mrs. French aud two
daughters. H. GriswoId.
For yictoria-~Mrs. Green. Miss Kennedy
Mrs. Green, Miss Halliday. Miss Reynolds
Rev. Woods. Mrs. Denei and chi'd. Mrs.
6pratt, Mrs English and son. Ars. Moui-
ton, Miss Squire. Mrs. Peterson And child
Miss Wills. Miss fiill, Miss Gray, Mr.. III
Their, r. Montague. r. Woods
Fer Port Towns.Hd-M f4oepier.
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Total sales.
The supply of Grain.

The supply of Grain.
The following report OF Bradstreets COW
ering the principal points OF accumulation
Indicate the following changes In available
supplies OF grain last saturday. as COM
pared with the preceding Saturdays
iWheat--United Statea and Canada east
of the Rockies, decrease. 2.6os o0 bushels !;
afoat for and in Europe. decrease. aoo, 600
3.sss. 900 bushels
the Rockies. decrease. ACES, 900 bushels.
Oats-unitetI States and Canada, east of
the Rockies. decrease. $50. 900 bushels.
General Quotations.
Flour-Receipts. ss.ooa barrels: exports
8 700 barrels. Quiet and easy: business
chiefly In the trade here. Minnesota pat
ents So 1914 90. do bakers. s. Asq3.s5. win
ter patents. sa.5oa4.s5; winter s;raights
81. 16fSf 90
WSeat-geca!p:s. q. co; exports. a. 900
bushels Options opened weak and declin-
ed throughout the session. with few and
un:mporsant changes. owing 10 weak Liy-
damage repdfss and apathy Of spectators;
closed ,s9ic lower No. red. June, closed
Zoe: September. Ws+u1iisc. closed 9elxc.
Wool--Steady.
Pesroleun7--ftan: Pennsylvania crude,
CofYee-Ootior.s closed quiet az a net de-
cline OF 5sfle points; sales $3.50 bags. Ia
GLIDING: SEPTEMBER. BIC; spot coffee, Rio
s-c MIA. steady; Cordoya, uZ.ai9l-c
sales. coo bags Maracaieo.
sQsar--kaw. 1rIns refined strong.
Metals.
conpar-sseasy: brokers. sli fsts: ex-
charge SO ss146Fili2l<.
Peg irost--.guies: Southern. 81 @sgi0 %.
Tfn-F1rEn: STRAITS, sis,isa Is. =: plates.
s5e!,er-Sstsaay. domestic. s. 2sgsA: j,
Leaa-Firna: exchange. sls.se&s1s-ss.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


GAN FRANCISCO. June Is-Fisur-
ravsSly extras g. 15sas -. bakers extras,
q sAssss <. Saysargifsa. Ss.35%14@s-
Wheaf-saErpsng, S.-.zGl-5. milling.
pagisy--F'es-i. s-EE37Iiscs caeice bright.
-gsfc. DO new. s71.93e e per GENITAL. brew
ing sSassc for cid
s1ssts-s-onsnon white, NscEas i-a. = good 10
rssr5,s,. q fEsssl y: iancy feed. 81 .E5i-es.
Receipts
ryou~. quarter SACKS. 1913: wheat cs.a-
.xfs g7k- harley ccutsis $50. ssGns-
ss~Ss IJS-T. ccrrx. sacks. ~, 10 Eastern
80 Eetatoess. sacks. Los. oxAors, sacks
a.. hav .grs xs. wool bales, & buck
waesf. sacxs. Is. aides. n8zI5ss. SO ~sEe.
salis.s. $50.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
N.sis,urs-Es16isaxs SIS 10 = e per ton
bran, California IssrliSa.
kaAy--R neat aud has. SsS5as.Ses wheat
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ts~e shows tone this week, although the
sales OF domestic WOODS continue TO rule
sFox Fleece WOODS ara irs slow position
Vita prices nominal Te-Fitosias woods are
,.as-tnr or1tv when prices quoted are not
,.0 nfrs %ew woods are coming ia mod
srately hut they are costing loo high 10
xeI on the present market Australian
aoa,s arc selling we'll and prices are firm
xtta an upward tendency.
-rg~rttory wsois Montana, FIRE medium
ara fsns !aeTsec. secured. ssaIac. pies
sssTase. Utah Tsc7Tsifs. etc. fine medium
go gsrse sssg9fIcs secured $50 s-sc. sgap pies
etc Australian. secured bs-sss comb
80 .s.uerfane ssE;sShc. comblng good sass
r. eorysplng average, Al SIC, 11eens-
lard conbtng. AssEsgc-
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csssscn brought prices az the majority Of
1865 nack 70 siignsly above or below
The prevailing danness In the London
HarkeS, owing 20 the justice festivities.
had rs eject on this market, arhit-age
ppslanons being mich restricted Per-
Taps tals tact aeSsered the effect OF the
Death OF the kaft,r king, the immediate
group OF securities with which he was
associated showing no noticeable effect.
son,e sentimental effect was nevertheless
mert Of shipment OF SSan 90 Ia gold by
thursdays steamer was coupled with the
announcement that none OF it would be
wlfncrawn from The suh-freasuTy. The
Selling OF the market.
The May trade statement shows that
Notwithstanding an increase OF over ILL.,
ucoD "a the merchandise exports over
those % year ago. the imports increased
over X 90. the excesses OF imports be.
Ing y, $50 3n. Among the statements OF
imports IN April In anticipation OF tariff
changes are A.0a,536 pounds OF raw wool
against only about Z. %, go pounds for
tie same period last year and 54e, ia. l45
pounds OF raw suga. against SIS Ie, o66
pounds TOR April OF last year. These heavy
balances are probably stiii unsettled for
the most part. and are bound 10 affect the
exchange situation for some time TO come.
On the other hand. the weeks exports
20 over last weeks. and London con-
tfnues to buy stocks in this market,
though n varying amounts. which Is true
also OF the sales. Sugar. Burlington, St
Paul and Chicago Gas, in the order named,
absorbed half OF the dealing today. show
Ing much narrower range OF speculation
than for sor.e time. Sugar ranged over
points. but closed with q loss OF 4. The
bond market continues to exhibit a de-
cided degree OF strength. which was more
manifest in the inactive securities. The
transactions were $l9T1 90
Government bonds were moro active
Ia
transactions were SO 900.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, easy. at.iGiA per cent. !:
last loan. 1;sciosed. offered L Prime mer-
camille paper, 3g4 per cent. Sterling ex-
change. firm, with actual business In
81. 67s94.S for sixty days. posted rates,
$A.sss144.G and AS. Commercial bills.
sAsS4. Bar silver. &C. Mexican dollars.
474c.
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inch, !. 90 It's; Nos I. and ., Axs-:Ech.
tie, s.5ass. "a shingles. Us; standard
seas ssseI Tsck nr hi ;gss s ceaas
squares. 5. and 10 feet, s4asa Bat
tens. saGsec Fer i9 Eneai feet PsckssA
Ksln-trisd. q in advance Of green. Dray-
B-ick-comrson. Ses.sa per n: pressed,
se76ts per NJ: 1reh.ick. SIS: terra Gotta
temsns ooSSinx, Portland. K b . q.
Lime dobbins)-Ail brands made On tie
Plaster 0obbins,-colden Gate. per Dbl.
Plaster Hair oobbing,-washed, H&c Per
ID: unwasned. SIC per ID.
Aiscelianeous.
Soap uobbins)-seatsie savcn. -. Sc:
zoos. &: Electric, H,s. lilo: 1905, s, 90; GU
rinne. ip0s. $50: aos. sOc: Bahbitt's soa. 81:
i0M. 81 s. Proctor 4 Candles Ivory. 4os:
ass: Is,z. s.: CASTLE. white. l.Gisc per 10:
Castle. moftled, lec =,
inE-Plug. Chewing Climax, Sc: star.
Piper Hsidsieck. see; Scroll Tag.
Good. 4ac. fine cut. chewing. pail. los. IS 50
q 90: smoking. twist, COG. &c. 1e-ox. &C;
Cable Coli. 2 and 4-oz plugs. &c: Seal OF
f Eassh kim fa.oo oa &C. e Sc! Si sas IL e.
Paper 0obblngl-Grocers straw. SIC,
butchers straw, TIC; No manila, &c:
No l MANILA. 5i7c: paper bags 10 per cent.
on list: gray express. Size.
Bags jobbingt-irain. per 100. $3.50: old,
per 100, N.5e4S-
Coal fwholesale and rufaiD-Double
screened. $50 per ton; average in car
load lots, $50: nut, g IS per ton; Newcas-
tie screenings. $3.50: Black Diamond. g
per ton; Cumberland blacksmith. $11.So
per ton; May Creek. g.
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MARINE oRsEasATloxa

Special Dispatch to the roef.yr,>n,1.s,ee.,
TAToOSH. June ia d. "a LA ,.,sse~5ssSss
s0.u. cloudy. wind northwest. sifteen TnS}eH
Outward, steamer Peter Jeheen. al Is r. ~
In the Straits. bound out shih n vssss r
tag T.orne. - -
FORT CRESCENT, Juns IA .. -
Partly cloudy; fresh west Wind. TSs1m
bay. - -
PORT ANGELES. June HI b, rr..--ua-
rometer. ss,s6. cloudy wjn6 MA. thif3y
miles.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS..

The following prices arc being offered
20 the producers by local dealers for de-
livery Ia round lots On the dock or ia the
car al Seattle:
Hay ln boat ioadsl--Firzt grade. sseasa
Grain-Puxet sound oats. $is91s. barley
3TszIf7 per ton, wheat. chicken fead
324 Market a little weak, but prices con-
tlaue about the same.
Bsdes Pesss and Tasfow-Heavy sar.ed
steers. over % lbs, &c; medium. per n. &C.:
light, under IS lbs. sc per 10. hsav~
cows. Sc. light. tGse: salted kips, t<f5ss. ara
cali. per n. g; grssn hides; ic less than
abose. one-third less; dry eiks per 10. a.
iac; dry deer skins summer. per ID. IsG ID.
sxsc: sheep pelts. long wo5i, 75aS5c; mes,l.
I'm wool syu65c: wool, Western Washing
ton. cleaned, leSi1c: dirty. e&asc per ID: tai
low, 5zf2szc.
Live Stockholders beef cattle. cows
2szG2e; STEERS. rzfg@c: choice sheep. &c:
good hogs, &c: calves. dressed, large. Sc:
small, SC.
E.grs-Rauch. I2t211sc.
Observation-Disclosures loc per ID. I'VE
weight.
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The Sor,h-w eEfsrn Line comprises over
90 miles o. perfectly equipped railway
=, 1r.snots iowa. wisconsin. N.easr.n
,sy,nesota. North Dakota. South Dakota
~asrxskx ard Wyoming. II operates the
srSz. trains "a the world The sers,ce To
ess.~xro. N.Issnkes ana al fas principal
rsries Of ths East ard scasaeas; cannot
=. SURPASSED. Tnssxt on having your ,scxs4
vaa Tho Northwestern" r. ". Parker.
Commercial Agent - Frat avenue. Scat
ia
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in latitude "a deg. - min. north, -
tSse ~ deg. east. hk UudAunteo -.
ShsnSnat for f,sgc. sound. Pr RI
norsa. longitude ~ lew. ! min. 49,
hal; all wefl - .E
VALPARAISO, June A--Arrived, -
ley. AAs''A - = - +
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and cat. ssQfs;. oa4 esq, 50: river harley.
Sus: best barley. SRSA2S: alfalfa. $S0S;
clover. .ts@s: stock. &Ss; COMPRESSED
CAT, H9sse: river barley. Sssss.s.l: esst bar
s s.. s'' Alfalfa So straw per bale
per GENITAL: rev potatoes IN boxes. 5oasac
per Genital.
yesasahle.-New red onions. ysssoc per
dried peppers. sss.s Ter Is: garlic. 1sssssc
Per box: rhoics 10. nss a : green re pas.
bay squash. scsssiss per box: tomatoes,
Fruit-Royal spricess. ssssc per box:
sssaii Box: APP spples. Sssac per small Box OK
Lonswsrth strawberries. S. ssSsS per chest
large. do. $asosl4 per chest: goosecerries.
rasrberries. 3aq per chest: white cherries.
Royal Anne. 4Gxc par box. curraEts, 81
QS per chest: ordinary navel oranges. s.
per box. seeding oranges ..s43 per box:
Mexican lines. ss.sols, common California
lemons. sI per ri box OK. bananas ss nSIs per per
bunch; pineappies. 3aF7A per dozen; Persian
dates. &c per 70: Smyrna ags, Is0l4c per rc.
do. iss-ssTc: fancy dairy, iSc: good to
choice. I4Glii-c. common uQlsc.
Cheese-fNancy mild new. ssSSssc. fair TO
esl2c. Young America. S6sc. Eastern. lag
Use. Western 12El4c.
Egss-store. laaiii.c; ranch. lr40asc:
duck eggs. izc.
Poaisrs-Turkey sobblers. llglec: turkey
de- seq;.S 50: small broliers. 81 5sSs3: large 40.
S4I4 %, flyers. 81 scf5, hens. SIS 50:
ducks. old. s.. EtsS. 50; ducks. young $50
g. geese. ssc3Si, goslings. sscGSl; pigeons.
0.31l.A
Ciesinw Quotations.
Wheat--Iaactive: December, 81. Nh
Corn-Iarge yellow, SlSRl.oa1a
Bran-<salifornia. $li4,s.5o.
Wool and Hops.
Wooi-Spring. choice foothills S41nc:
San joaquin. six months and years staple.
1ai3c: mountain, I0ai1ic: Nevada. S1loc;
Oregon. logic: Northern. i21ll4c.
Hops-Crop OF lSa6 auotable At s0l3c per
pound.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 59isI Drafts-Sight 80. 17ts
Mex dolls ...4aG 4s.ei Telegraph :. .. -
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTS FOR NAY.
Facet SOund District Report shows
Large Increase.

Special Dispatch to the Pcst-Inteiligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND. June lathe value
or foreign imports In to the Puget sound
customs district last month amounted to
$ilo.2l5. which was ali Increase OF $40 csi
over the same period OF last year. and
VIZ IS over May 1895. Last month the ex-
ports aggregated In value $50, e32. which
was an increase of sIl7.so9 over Nav az,
last year. and $3sl.7l1 more than the ex
ports OF the same month In 1895. Following
Is tho report in full for the month:
-.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Jane iS.-wheat--Mtiling
price. No ! ciaa. sc. No. ! blEestem. &C;
sxp9Tt price. rDzaiual.
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PORTLAND W iSEAi MARKET.

PORTLAND. Jaue iS-ybeat-ouo,a-
tions nominal; H-4l.a y ALA s4Qs5c. YAH
ley SIC Per ouseel
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Bark ceyIon Here.

The bark ceylon. Capt. Calhoun. sailed
sn last evening about 2 o'clock. She IL sroyn
san Francisco. 10 load lumber for ff2no-
lulu. Capt. Calhoun IL the father OF Rufus
Calhoun. OF the Oregon improvement Com
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Yukon
Gold Fields.
Alaska.
~ NORTH AMERICAN TRANS.
FoRTArIoN 6 TRADING
coMPANYs
Neamer Portland

-. sea'ac on o. ahou, Ialy % ARD
Tor St Miehae}s island. there
rk Niss their large and elegant
ssss steamers 2 II. wrare !
- sas {. IL Hamilton for c.,re,, CIV
.s.,. N~saaf and tie KlonGiae ana an
=. = sss Yukon siver This = The
g.. ~ running steamers from Seattle
frs .,..s 90 Yukon gold fields. For rates
A'srr Information apriv n tse cow.
s'sssees. IS First avena. se,,,,~
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HOTEL ANltIvAA.
THE BUTLER.

THE BUTLER
G. ]. Marshall. Everett.
James r. Curtis. West Seattle.
& E y ss nfs ssesf,on Cal
A. c. Keagie Stockton. Cal.
W. s. MONTGOMERY. stockton. CaL
Nj. and Mra " W. J. Taylor i.a. saeramssl
Mrs. III. Marymont. Victoria.
&. II. Thompson. Spokane. s
u. j. Reeves. Wilbur
+. A. Davia. Spokane. Il
r. a. Weber, Spokane. 4
IL. q. blackwell, Spokene.
D. FrankeI. San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Alverson. FairhnvoA 4
IA. Ssito. Tacoma.
j. Bins. ST. Louis. II
:. n. Mitchell. Portland.
j. G. Wcatberwax. Aberdeen.
y, NJ. Wcatherwax. Aberdeen.
NJ. Earls. Fsirhaver.
Thos. Y. Tyler. Tacoma.
Mrs. NJ b. Sachs. Port Townsend.
j. ~. Isagau, San Francisco.
Thos +. Clark. san Francisco. IA
j. e.. Dunn. San Francisco,
DIR. W. r. Porter, Oakland. Cal.
DR.. Iyra Knox Oakland. Cal
Dr. ard Mrs. ]. NJ 5hannon. Oaklan2.
nr. and Mrs >. Il; Ea,en'a .asxiand' 2
w NJ Boicotu. WinoDa, MINI.
r. Arensherg. Portllnd.
a. T.. Mctsiaue, Tacoma. 81
A. t.. Palmer, Vancouver.
II. r.. Cleveland, REV. York.
w ~. Raymond. Portland.
Il, II. Blrdrail. san Francisco.
a. Kahn, Nsw York.
W. J. Patterson, Aberdeen.
a.. j. Ramsay. san frarcisco.
j. =. culver. saa Ffanelseo.
A. w. Winsner. Olympia.
Geo. Nicholson. 81. Paul.
J. w B,tserwofth, Everett.
Sam r.. sjtoy. Portland.
/. MR.. Amos ftager, Lowsli. Wash.
MrE 8 T.; TIT Lowell. Wash. 7
W. q. ObsrtcufTer. Portland.
u. r.. Meyer. ~ ,aso Tex.
~ Olsen. portiand.
J. NJ keuner. Cnehniia.
l.. X. plecnner, 81. Paul.
= M. Cooper, San Francisco
John !, MeaiiliIa,; Re, Eesh e. n HAD
II 9. smith, Friday Hsrbor.
j. Bloom. Tacoma.
qrIE NEW ENGLAND.
W. Perkins. Maple valley.
~ f. Perkins. Maple asii.Ss
II. G. ltisser Thayer, No
Geo. RaxnkiId Shelton.
John kriesch.i, suphomisn.
f-tiaS strand. Msitny.
Gas. sorcnson, PORT Townsena
j. mes Clancy. Hnoaualass
Tam N 3txard, Ballard.
A. W. sedd0n. Braddock. ~
lseEsx Dupont, cay.
Ii. E. Hansen. CITY.
" = Smith. Oak Haroof.
-. ~
Dan Weaver. Olympia -.
e. = wtagei Horntrook, ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-16
Mining Stocks,
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June l5.-There was q scare
ity or July wheat for u few minutes at the
commencement of trading. but plenty of
September. The first transactions in July
were at from oaq7ol.c. about yesterdays
closing price. and .Vs4c a few seconds later.
September was on sale at from she TO
When September got down to that price,
pressure began to be- felt In July and at
the end OF the first fifteen minutes July
was down to esNc and september to siNc.
There was nothing startling or unusual in
the news from the outside. but what lean
Ing 1t had was toward the bear side: For
eign markets We're quoted somewhat high
er. but did not show the advance expected.
New York clearances OF wheat and -four
equaled 5000 bushels; $4,000 bushels of
ances caused reaction of i2c per bushel,
July recovering from 6yasc to 6sssc. but as
none of the other Atlantic ports added
anything worth mentioning to swell the
fetal of the days exports and nothing else
occurred TO revive the spirits OF the bulls.
the price BEGAN TO sag and July got as
low SEC by 1880 o'clock During the
last half hour there was little revival OF
the buying demand. enough TO cause an
advance In the price OF July to 6sSc, which
was the price at the close.
Corn acted fairy steady. considering the
decline in wheat. which market always
has more or less Influence
displayed. with the feeling weak throt Sh-
out. principally through sympathy with
wheat and corn.
I.
heavy receipts OF hogs Vest and perfect
weather for corn causing weak opening
prices and liberal selling by packers for
prices still further down.
Cloaing Quotations..
wheat--June. s0xc.
Corn-->June. 2stc. ~
Oass--Junc, 1sc.
Pork--Iune, x.b5.
Lard--June. 3.67.
Rihs--June, $40 ,
Barley-2sQSSc.
Rye--33c.
Fiaxsced--s5i4o
Timothy--$2i0.
Live SfOcA.
Cattle-Sales were on the basis OF 81. ESQ
for tn, poorest dressed beef steers UP 10
&6D5. 20 for choice to prime shipping cat
tie. the bulk of the steers finding buyers
at A.3Dl4.sa. Some prime steers sold at
Gl5 Stockers and feeders, $3.Nu4. 50.
bulls 81 25af3. IS: cows and heifers, N.GQ
As: choice calves sold around Sc. 3.
Hogs--Sales were largely at Ss.4Ssp3.5S s;
heavy packing lots brought &39ati3.4o
while prime lghtweights brought $50.
Sheep and lambs moved of slowly at
e. sspg4 for inferior TO choice sheep; West
ems. S. 4oa2.eo: yearlings. IS se4lf 80; spring
. lambs. s4ai5.3s.
sheep, 1000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-16

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. June II ~
ehowes. followed by fair wenth4es Gcn1
tienary temper allure.
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1ORE WEATHER DuHUA0
DAILY Ry1yETrN