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Prof. McCIure'S Barom-


correspondingly reliable.
Prof. McCIure'S Barom-
eter.
Prof. McClure's hsrome-
ter had a notable history in
mountaineering. TO quote
the professor own words:
1T has twice looked upon
the beauties or the Columbia
river from the summit OF
Mount Hood. II was the
first barometer taken 10 the
top or Mount Hood. and
gave the true elevation. H.
225 feet. in place OF 1900 or
1900 feet previously claim
ed. This barometric meas
urement of Mount Hood was
made in August, 1861. by
government party under the
direction OF Lieut.. X. s
Williamson. The second
barometric measurement OF
Mount Hood was made with
the same instrument in Au-
gust. 1870. by Prof. George
H. Collier
In August. 1891. the ba-
rometer was carried by
Prof. Mcclure to the sum
nit of Diamond Peak; in
August, 1894. by the writer.
TO the summit of the middle
peak of the Three Sisters,
in Oregon. giving an alti-
tude Of 10.0s0 feet, not hith-
erto published; in July. 1895.
Prof. Mcclure took IL with
the MaZamas to Mount Adj
ans. and in July. 1897, 10 the
summit Of Mount Rainier.
A new tube was filled and
inserted about two years
ago. Prot. Mcclure prepar-
ing the mercury BY distilla-
ton and the writer boiling
II in the tube. The vacuum
was exceptionally perfect.
The comparison sheet pre-
viously mentioned showed
that the instrument on the
oeca sion of its last trip read
.o05 inch above standard.
Conclusion.
In thus completing the la
hors OF Prof. Mcclure, with (
whom l was so long and so
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a very melancholy satisfac-
ton For his sake, / have
spared no pains in collecting all the use
fui data that could be obtained. to make
the result reliable TO the last degree pos
sible in such a case. l leave that result as
a sufficient guarantee Of the accuracy OF
the whole work from beginning to end.
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Subsidiary observations.

Concurrent observations were made a.
81 A. III. and hourly during the afternoon
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pFoAimGtlnns. except Ia the
case OF MazaTna camp. the
altitude OF which rests upon
four observations and is
correspnndingIV reliable.
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In thus completing the la
hors OF Prof. Mcclure. with
whom l was so long and so
Intimately associated, | feel,
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FAVORED BY NATURE.

1,rons ~ Fadder why der hebrews As ta'' -
o,ider boobies
Jacobs. ST. Peesne- foresight, i-i1 'o"' INK w"
We can safe in der price OF coling.
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SIGNIFICANT

..CxIcktRs." said Cawker to the
y well-knovn humori>t. do Won
think that q person diet has much
influence hi, actions and thoughts
Yes 10 Cawker think that
what a man eats determines his pc
culiari,ies WHY DO YOU ask ?
4 have noticed YOU eating good
MANY chestnutslately."
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MAUD. ,ook at that star 'aid Il
vi lover
To 4 maiden Boston bred
cant 10 il dear, was her answer
With A shake OF her sweet classic hea
Andifuot. pray WIN not, he que''ione
" \ brighter one you'll never see.
IN, dearest. whenever It tAlnkles
I, .-erl, % Re ufHFiHg AZ me
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Orsry DooLirrLE: left leg at Get
u tvsburg mum
Kind Old Lady ere's quarter. poor
fellow Tel ne a out IT,
- p. There, not much 70 tell. mum
T, va, WOODEN one an The enemy SUI
pr,,ed u, 81 ,uddin, idn think TO bring
II with ne mum.
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defective This murderer was ell
u tapped by fortune-teller who traced
the hi,tor, Of the crime while apparently
re ding hi, fortune from his hand -
Reporter Caught read-handed.
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HEROINE INDEED

DEArRIcE VIVA, is vour i'd.
- real heroine"
Benedict Well next ,o,
who marries 4 p,Dr widow, -.
children. it is one who wear.
bonnet 10 church "
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rcIIIINI''fiicrs u ~
Father as Knew Him
for Ny La, Friend.
Journal
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ON TIME

WHEN asked TO pay, but this reply
w Toms creditor can get
II time IS money. why can : !
Take time to pay nv debt
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THE SANE THING

CCKAwLy: Il though, ,ht br..
- bury would msrry for money s..
here he has gone and married ,o..
daughter nIthouta cent,
Do2wood d" Yes. bu, think nh.
an income she will bring in .-,;-
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SET EN- UP AGAIN

Trpprrs g. can tell YOU hat II = pretty hard WORK
| .eening ones head above water tic'' fav'.
p;nnIer D." Yes should ud.c 10 by the Color ''
vour nose
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

The following
@ s.s N'e9 III & MS
Amelia Mlnsr Am rort
S"sroas Ehemsna % sshts F@al 1 naseley
wa liz tons I
Z a. BE- Ea s. S.
@ f A Az P ser e i 9 @
columbia $
@s nn ssr tons som rdro for hy June
SAs ar BE-" IS ssa ran ss'' @
@ % q ) ~ @
s f.s ss Chi bs s c eaa ehsm For Townsend
] p 9 Na R. X % IONS 1 l"aoa pug en My
Esk r RoT" s ATM s IONS rs a8s ssn Tso Tacoma June
Ems e s@9 1879 ~ s '
f'G orse Mo B H. Eos tons 0 ssn f s sn 1PfA
Fnseo Townsend
Gs4nsnia
fs7 @as FnaI June ~
la Ssn An s rs san % Pert Gsmse June
THe Rsns br sh M tons: car Ga vs.oa Msrss
Ioa@as Frsssr s = ~ IONS Antw %loia s ,s ,v
s Rssro alskel@I
asoeui zs;s 3 - -,
asr5 sass
siosaars Era1s @ II oB: @ ] and vieia
N MO- h @ g on Fa fr icons" i 'ss
$@ a j !, ss e. e .7 '
PP31s5e jams ps 81 oans vps 4so xsaeSaas9
&C., q @ e sss ~ $1,000 T an,,.
sses Bas An ss @ss ts@,sas.oR
eeeson. calas victoria
x 40 Townssna Jane
Ger e. al 70 Puget sahs Nay
wit,r IT. - ny tos q hons f@9s Tsoss Nay Nav,
NsTTlmoo Hsss Il = ,oas s1zs9. Vegieassr jun
Am PorT
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Large Orders for Eastern Rail Markets at the Lumber Mills
Foreign Sales Increasing

o.
g One
@ sas, are taken
Once w ssons spar Sfoe tn.
INSPECTORS hnns na boilers
June a1a 1sT say june g ess iis ssT s ane =
n Sos M k als JON sqs M s s
sppis Ja Foster William anlsn John and
Nasscap
OF eog
spo T nas % nasna Of ies s'sf ns vice
y me sEg9 n srisa e Pass Fl Bs s from
VIII
Fort Gamble
s sP R sTsn neil 5osn nsst zOana ben shsha for
schooner X Wood Tinstn
once sa AFss My n S af \ MIN a n sf tie 1
civ Bsn rom s~anses for vof and which nut int,
slonieyl compelled
brig courtney
Moos @ T,co ain @ Ii Africa
the pgd a9 Iiar0r last MEEK mast - m - ~ ~,
gnesaI Of License and
SALES of yes 9. Eoh has sold
Faos
Gndow
nF Tor t s e As s c Rsssss
SIS feet Of dressed - - =
alled
in
nd
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HOTEL ARRIV AIS.

THE STEVENS.
k Davlin. Victoria
A. MacMaster, Monroe.
T. s. Cook and wife. AnasorteA
O. r. Larson. Winnipeg.
Charles W. LOOMS Issaquah.
y. Q. Van Houten aud wife. Victoria.
]. c. Russell. Ann Arbor. Neb.
d. Altman. s.. Paul.
c. l.. Howe. Fapillian. Neb.
Mrs NJ. =. Morris. Vancouver. r. c.
George @. Mcnamara. Port Townsend.
A MacGuarric. Saut Ste Marie. Ont.
T. II. Wilson aud wife, Tacoma
Rev j. W. Dorrance. Snohoinish.
A r. Douglas. Detroit.
j. II. Crichetf st. Paul
f O. Richard. Portland.
II. II. MacMaster. Snohomlsh.
r. l.. Dorman, City.
l.. NJ Johnson. Whatcou-
Mrs. Jensen. 81. Paul
II A Stearns, Detroit
Miss Jensen. ST. Paul
II. O. Lang. Chicago.
G.. Anderson. Chicago.
+, J. Leahy. Bremerton-
j l. Roberts. Tacoma.
J. ", Jennings, Portland.
T.. Bionji. Port Townsend
THE OCCIDENTAL.
Ernest johnson san Francisco.
John Larnor. san Francisco.
II. r.. Porter. Tippencos.
William Barr. San Francisco.
j II. Barnesier, Vancouver. Il. c.
r u Brooks. Port Biakeiey-
Audrey Davis San Francisco
w. Davis San Francisco.
WA. Burroughs. San Francisco.
Frank l.. Constantine, South omaha.
Louis oppenheifner. South Omaha
Wna. Dryer. Victoria
Geo J. Haskins. peterboro.
J. b Wilson. Omaha
Henry Morton, Portland
Jas. Barton. Tacoma.
r smith WhstCoTu.
Or a l.. Provost Portland.
j. f. Meyer San Francisco.
THE BUTLER
W. Fraser. por; Blakeley.
H Templin Whatcom.
r W Mitchell, City
AR and Mrs. ". II. Allison New York
r 4. clark Everett.
=. ATecsoarg. Portland.
u Macarthur. Walla Walla.
Mr. ard Mrs =. Brand san Francisco
T. Brand. jr san Francisco.
IL \ Gage. Cleveland. q.
J. y. Fry san Francisco.
y J. Forbes. Portland.
J. \ Ksgkhau. San Francisco.
L. II barton. ST Paul.
Me- ard Mrs Geo M;Iler. Minneapolis.
Mr. and Airs. L. &. Fletcher Washing
Tb6s. q; Gardner. Washington. .. c.
j. " Hickey, ChicaEo-
J. r Powers. g.. Portland
r. q. Seurirk4ng. San Francisco.
J y Harris NJ Vernon
4 r. Corey. kamilctase-
II THIS RroRue- RamilchIe.
II ri Fellow, u atlock-
NJ ard Mrs. J. ]. sasughnessy. San
Francisco.
TEr W T. Price San Francisco.
Thornss Mccoy. a'stcs 20.
Mrs. Percy and daughter. British Colum-
hsa.
- u Mielke Portland.
Perry Hlnkla. Portland
7Sf4E NEW ENGLAND.
II A Bailey. Spokane
John l.. Reid. Kirkland.
Tan Mcintosh. kAogIey.
= Richardson. kanSir-y.
Il Huffman. Port bsss@ler
= Walton. Vancouver Z (.
Ts-as BxNan. city.
T. Ispwney. Kent
John 2. Alexander. :. 4 J z r
5ohu Foley Blaine
AZ A Talon G4.y-
JOS Arnhfin. EacoEoa-
J. II CaftanAh. Mcporal6's -oy..
NJ Person. H8ElliCfss
e A Prescott f'aTT Gamble
Sseo Rasnkaid. asfy-
r. Bowman. San Franclaco-
s. a. Booth. S4lssEIo-s
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NEW YORK. Jane se.-There was he'd
y.-sse rGay ssAeciaI melting OF the stock
holders ef fke Maritime Canal Company
Of Nicaragua al tts offies al No. A
BEAD street Hiram Hitchcock. tbs prsss-
tssent, vas chairman of the meeting. TIE
business of fi4e meeting vas 20 authorize
ar lsssss Of sEs.ssi ssa Per cert. gold hor1fss
ana mortgage on the property IT the
CON- Y2Ey TO secure tie bonds xaiGa ara
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"a Re issued AS required for the needs -
tbs company. This authorization vii
he given by unanimous consent Of the
s1oc khoidess. There xere represented is
PERSON 81 b. proxy. is2.S shares out IL
~ 10 now outstanding.
After statement ny the president.
showing the condition Of the company and
its relations 10 Sicaragua. Central Arn~rs-
ca ard the United States. which sas
Ezsded ~ those present as enco4Ea @in-.
ti.e Meeting adjourned
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sIhS GARLAND AND EVANGEL
sesN's and Townsend Neah Bay route.
Nssfner Garland leaves Yesler dock sun
an Tuesdays and Thursdays at II 80
n 'sf Port Townsend. Port Williams.
ssassness. Por, Angeles Port Crescent.
,ss'vshufs Pysht tiallam BAY and Neah
~. Ntufnlhg arrives at Seattle : T. m
e opposite days Steamer I,vaugtt leaves
sssssf dock for Port Townsend, Port An
Nse ara Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
sn5sss az 30 y. M. arrives Seattle
sasfnass days at ~ y m
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:. SAN IAN - - -

sAsrras So. ~ lASiA THoMr9oN
Ssz IA @'s - s.AieS inagl leaves .4tx
49, sn'i ty4aa, alta :, -. -, Ss'',;
sss,s~z,s Nan jvan Islands ta.t
~ Tsa...s, ~ .srntHE. leaves Ma W..
Ia !, \ Iaafs,lzy ana s..tanss, a.
-. 81 fh.s'npsan. u,aaa.ser-.,a,,er
ss'sesoss NJ, = Co. agents. E.ty aock
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Go on TIE oReYlin1.Nn

ysa ~. Leaaenes saeAomish Route.
i - - "sni ,fips daily. exreps S4ngsv
Aes' Nes, - iS~S Leaves Ssstfi, *
I m leaves tlverrtf I6 a m /,
hss.s, s.a,tic landing Colmsu dack .
sssts s,,s ssi.S. Merchants DOCK. Con-
Sr Ma"A or FLYER for Tacoma: vita
Assss a ~. Ter saohotai ism. wfth tfsfn -
fssss Red a. NS ASAi'ah@ iese-
-naNh w. GOopuUn Manager
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auon CANAL. ROUTE
l. Al =. -

te.... fkAAER pEIrA
eas ar, sir =. Aaih dock foot "a washler-
ssasys ~ - says Thursdays ans Sal.
M : ee.aek a. Is. rDr hlness',,,
ssstss .s'' seasAesk urinnnn. neli,
Naea ~ s-1a',~aHa Fails Iioo3slsars ANA
",,o51s alternate GAy.
s.ssSase FED fgt master.
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LONDON. June is,-Consols. ilza: sill
NEW YORK. June ls.-Ths Financier
says:
Fer the first time in nearly = month
SaS statement OF the assoS.st banks OF
Nsw I orr city shows a legitimate expan-
SION IN the different totals. Aside from
the fact that one bank out Of the sixty
SIX seems TO have made 81 per cant Of All
the increase the figures indicate general
distribution OF increased business among
tiie various banks The loans OF the banks
Tor the week just ended ara 81 So $40 heav-
Ter than reported June L. and the total
OF saIs.as.sa IS the largest in the history
OF the clearing house with the exception
OF September |. 1895. when loans reached
$500 In The last month the in
crease has been about Sl4nss1fs0 At no
time, however with the loans approxi-
mating this figure has the reserve been
anything Ike that now reported. The to-
tai deposits OF the banks are now In ex-
cess OF So52. sG,s1e sum that has not been
equaled since 1884 The deposits of the
banks are ss4Iaae in excess of the ioaus
which. while very high figure. does not
equal the record made in the fall of 1884,
when the deposits exceeded loans by near
iy $4,000 600.
London Money Market.
LONDON. June 20.-The money rate re-
abundance of funds keeps short loans at
y per cent, while three months bills are
quoted al Is per cent.
There is q strong demand for gold for the
continent, but the markets are lifeless ow-
ing to the races at Ascot. which have
called many out of town and the prepara-
items for the jubilee which engross the at
tention OF every body else. The aAsen.aes
will not return much before "Wednesday
after diamond jubilee day.
As regards the railways. the securities
there show bat little movement for the
most part continuing strong. while Grand
Trunk maintains a rising tendency. Cen
trail Pacific has gone up on the prospects
of a dividend Activity In mining stocks
continues very much restricted, but the
outlook is favorable The Baruato stocks
suffered a temporary decline on the news
covery as soon as 1t became known that
his personal affairs had been arranged
two years ago and that his firm would
continue to manage and control the So
called Bdrnato interests.
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INuTON ROUTE.
STEAMER r EoRfNSON

tIkAMEH a. K KtHI NSUN.
Carrying L. : Mail
O Pert Orchard and Port Washington
frstt leaves City dock. foot Of Main
ssfsst - q. NJ, calling NJ South Beach.
harcAen. Brick Yard Biemertcii. u. =
Msy lard Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
rhseo, s:lserdais. Leaves Port Orchard
sssy station al : p. IN: arrives Seattle At
p u N. Robinson. master. Lilly.
satsfdus Co, agents. Telephone.
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The BO0rd of Tr0sle,

CHICAGO. June 1e.--In wheat Liver
pool was again the controlling factor at
the opening. Futures were quoted "a low
er there than they closed Friday. and the
uisa ppointing weakness of the English
market resulted IN free offerings here OF
both July and September. The starting
figures today were from tsAAc to ss%4C. In
a few minutes il sold down 10 6sas 20.
II reacted after the selling and advanced
60 abont the original prices OF the open
tng. Chicago received Is cars. Mnneapo-
lis and Duluth reporting &sl. The week
shipment Of wheat and -four from both
coasts were equal 10 > 343 fs1 bu hsis,
against ! S+i gss bushels the week before
and eaosN bushels the CORES bonding
week last year Trading was 3uiler fhan
usual today. about all the business trans
acted being confined Ia the first hour.
July was sailing At b>Ssc At the close
Corn MAS vcak for September and rather
steady for July.
oats were without ructuatton
There vas little life in thu trading in
provisions Hog receipts oyerran the esti-
was responsible for the weak feeling
which characterized the market.
Closing Quotations.
hest-June es3Sc.
sNorn-~fune. z&a4 c
OatS-Junr. Use.
I'0rk.-June SEA
f.ard-june s. =.
Isartty--SSc,
RXe-3sg.
kiaxsVrd --s5issf.
TlFuothS-s1 y
NEW YORK MARKETS..
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PORT oRclEARn r,l.-r.

xssss tss s1ssr Mary +. Fgpit--
s,:set ~ I onek foat af Washing
~ Navy Yss'} ''Sa ,'roEe t--emertea.
&e.salas ~ .. n. son3a4. -. =,
NAVY ysrs .& a 1a-.
ssAse. ss>Iaay nssa.x ..... '' '-2 4
: ores ~ seFa. "a rrleps~aS Ma
- t'assrf t1 Sls.Fs.-~
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m NuLTNoMAH
(DAfLY)
1rAvES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
Az p. NJ.
FARE TO TACOMA, % CENTb-
srR Ctty OF ABERDEEN
EXCEPT SUNDAY
IeAyES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 80 A. n
FARE TO TACOMA. = CENTS.
al n Main. CITY DOCK. Agent.
i.1PT. [. WILEY. Manager.
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-.-1~ac COAST STEAMSHIP CO

~.~rwn0 COAST oASAs w.
r.nn.uy's elegant steamers Ims-
- ~ a PuebI. and waita WatiA
Sss@stIe for San Francisco. wa rorS
tpse.s and Victoria. b., c.. at
49, Is. L. Is. q. 2: July :, 8. Il.
- aux.Ss l.. Z. Il. Il, q, q: Due a.
As.rseo' a n, June .. II. 10, q. e.
Il. n. d. 81. Aagust. 5. 10. Is.
M ave San Francisco for
Victoria. r. G.. and Port
Hsns ~ 3 q. IA, MAY q; June ,. ~.
q< =; 3 July 5, 10 10 y, .. 81 August
8. e. Due at Seattle y, N.
70 IL. q. q. July 3, 5. IL. Is. q.
IT Il, II, y, 2.
49, sss.ssst steamers Queen. cify OF
49, u. ~ Ai-ki leave seattle Tor
Va. m. June .. 8, - y. e. e.
49, Is. q. q. August :. u. u.
~ r r hack az Seattle June L. y, =.
m Is. IL. s. %. August J. :, u.
ssg aen.erss,er 3 4. The company re-
-. ,,sht 70 change. without previous
- sfsamers. sailing dates ana noaFs
sVarRowBRiDGE. r. 9. sups-.
go l 4 ef6LTENBERG. Tat. As'.. sS
~ .nscAs, All PERKINS T. CO. Gen.
~. 66n Francisco.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. June i9.--Wheat.-M Milling
price No. club. ssc. No. ] biucstein, s7c.
export price. nominal.
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staple. 7z?Sc; mountain. Ip6ffe. Nevada.
- sec. Oregon. fFS5f2c. Northern 1aEl4c
aops-Crop OF IsSs. ss7l3c per II.
Financial
SILVER Ears ....- sass Draft-Ssghr 80. III
Max Dollars. &s5s 4Sl>s Telegraph 49,. -
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-ToS THE FLYER"

~ATrLE TO TACOMA.
- s.tns daily. except Sunday.
- eec1 - sweCty-A.e minutes
10 sa sSs STEAMER -FLYEE .T.oo,.
- g erTFErT TUESDAY. May Z
1AklNo TINE CARD,
-. ssre &C; round trip. &c.
,11ss 5sasl's-''s' h'i' = - -
- ..r.-e.3e a. m. /. 40. 0 p. m
tmss SUNDAYS.
~.~x.,.'-- ,n a n; II M: .. N.
lsese sss~s..--s. a5 q. m. 30 : 30 p "a.
S'sf 81 northern p t wi, Wet ~ "a Ia
"a Commercial DOCK isos o. aa@-
8. nfses. Seattle r,,.- an. s,ats a.,
Sssstcn. fare &C.
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Observation-Disclosures SiR507 ~. 80 per ton:
bran California. sitgi41Q
Hav--Wheat and hay. &GI05e. wheat
and oat <1Nie. cat $50, 80. river barley.
s58e. best barley. 81 sE4ts alfalfa s5Gs;
clover. ssgS: stock sag compressed
wheat s. arQle; new crop. wheat, $40 50.
cat SssIs ~, river harley, S5s5 ~. hest bar
lev s@at.So, alfalfa. $50 straw. per bale.
fotatoeS-New potatoen in sacks 4osazsc
yer GENITAL; new potatoes in boxes. 5ec4$i
per Genital
eeeiaales-New rcd oaions. s9470e per
sack. cucamceTs. 4as5ts' Ter small box
dried peppers. CO reg n garlic, tixsf1E
per pound. common tstparasas- 59Ca4Si
par hoX. choice do. S. z,{tl ~. green peas.
l1esl3c per II, sfrlns beams, iffziec par Il;
haV sglls sa ssbcQ 81 . pe- box tomatoes
1scasl per box; rhubsra IS Sc per box.
Fr4GJ-koyal apFleots, @54s&sc per box:
peaches @ssi,sT per BOX Gears. %4f{A, per
small box apples. 4stsssAs par small box
Ionsworth 9sraw berries. $. 5oa7I per chest:
farge 80, S40& per chest; srooss.fseas-fs..s
}slae per 10 p.2cAoefries, $}sls psr chest:
rs~p5serries Sss25 peg ches.. white cherries
Royal Anne. $@ssSPc ptr box c&2rraatS 81 %
81 fer chest Ordinary EaNet oranges =
Go yer nox efo5c8 navel oranges 81 sfssfs
pr box. ses-iiIng oranges &-s9s2 per box.
Mediterranean SReftS. 81 5t952-a0 per box.
Mexican lines. $%saes. common California
lemons -scS3 e - ger box cE0tce California
lemons. <2s = per box, bananas. $Ig2 per
dates 70 per Ibc SrnysDa a IS tase3sc Fssr =,
B4ftsT-F2nCy creamery lssflsia - CONF
n1Qn do. i5ss ls-se; fancy dairy. i49l5c: goo!
70 chosre. .%sItc' common ll4 lie
Cheese Fancy 12t}8 rev ssFNs+r fair -
good. ~ 40. California cream chey1aar II
e 30. AgeuE AmeTlsa, ~ ~. Eastern. i4f
She. Western I@N.Sc.
h.eEs-Ssovs. is9sss &c; ranch. issss4lSc:
duck eE.s iGc.
Poultry TurEFy gobtlerA iiN{@c. turkey
hens le4llc. cd roostsgs $3.50. young
Go. Sss87 e. small broi}@re s. ss47s % large
de xsfs frteTs Stsg4ia: hans g. sAf5 ! s:
4Gck>. ola. < Es5s'A-s9 ducks. young g. .
srr4..
s %HfsA
tioSizg Quotations.
NhsAt-~Gnzcgfv@. res-er,s-r 81 stk.
Cora I~a rsa ye}low. -
By@a-C'AlsfGFTsiA. S,sWas5A
Noai and Hops.
Naol-SssFtng: Clsc!c@ football S9sss..
S4G Joaquin SIX l12.taS. s-s.. do SSzE
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ssk% EVf.RET~r & ,,.,....
aais =. -. ROUTE - \ ~
sscss. - ~.ss.l,s&'oa leaves Ssat-,,
.sssrsss q IA tSe<xs>t;; n
a. a. Ms seattle e~s.y. exevgs
assss Asis ~
1eslSr aock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-21
General LIMITATIONS.

Flour Receipts. 1924, barrels: exports.
sol3 barrels Qaiet AMI steady a former
prices. Minnesota patents. S,a5di2e. do
bakers. sS.3SQ3.So; winter patents, si.45aI
as
Wbeat-.Receipts is o25 bushels: exports.
aS.B2 bushels Spot firm. Options opened
barely steady and eas,d of under weak
cable news and fine weather reports. later
rallyihg on liberal clearances and a de-
mand for shorts, closet i.sii.c ne. higher.
No. 2 red June, closed T5ssc: September.
70 S-lsI1otsc. closed 7os.r
HopS-Firm: state common to choice
1926 crop, 2uic; IssS crop 6Isc: Pacific
coast 1875 CROP. Sfi4c: 1896 crop. s0I0c.
Wool-Sseady; domestic fleece, lsG2sc;
pulled. 15d22c
Petroleum-DuIl. United. closed. no mar
kei.
.Coffee-options closed steady at un-
changed prices 10 : points net decline Sep
temher $40. Spot coflee-Rio duh: No.
!. invoice. 1i2c. iohhiny S4c. mild quiet
Sugar-fsaw. firm. fair refining Sc; Gen.
trifugal, 81 test, Sizc refined. firm.
Metals.
Pig iron-Quiet: southern. So 25Ti0. so;
northern. t0uI2,
Copper-Strong. brokers i1tsc,
Lead-Steady. brokers $50.
T1n-,P!a;es. quiet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-21

TODAI'S WEATHER AND TIDES.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland, June 70, 1897.
Occasional showers
q. q DEPARTMENT OF A0RrCULr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle June % 1897
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Yukon
Gold Fields.
Alaska.
THE NORTH AMERICAN TRANS
FORMATION 4 TRADING
CoMPANY'S
Steamer Portland

Leaves Seattle on or about July % ana
August 81 for st. Miehaei's island there
connecting with their large and elegant
passenger steamers l.. Il. weara. J. J.
Heaiy and c. H. Hamilton for Circle CITY.
Fort Cudahy and the kiondike and ALI
points On the Yukon river. This IS the
only line running steamers from Seattle
direct to the Yukon gold fields. For rates
aud further Information apply at the COM
pany's offices. sls First avenue. Seattle.