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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TIE NEW ENGLAND.

TIE NEW ENGLAND.
George f. Day. Castle Rock
q. g. Armstrong Castle Rock.
Peter Kirk. Roche itar6or.
James Dawson. Shelton.
John OCo0nor. EV raft
Thomas DAY. Astoria.
George Hennessey. shelton.
james DinAeB. shelton.
William J. Welr and ~.fe. Victoria. y. G..
Jack Cronsn. shelton.
James Cameron. Los Angeles.
Mrs. r.. Gray. Pennington.
W. X. Elliott San francisco.
Harry Smith. San francisco.
w. j. Burke. Portland.
Y: II; Kuihven. san Francisco.
w. II. kesrney. city.
Il. +. Thomas. Everett.
THE NORTHERN.
Joseph Paquct. Portland.
Kari L. Beck. Bavenna Park.
J. ". Pratt. City.
J. Wallace, Vancouver. r. g.
J. u Marietta Fairhasen-
NJ W. ZukeTnan. San Francisco
Charles ] Burns. JUNEAU.
Thomas J. Brooke. Portland.
Mrs Thomas J, Brooke. Portland
Miss Brooke. Portland.
William Iaing. chicago
s ". Si@co. MarTsVilie.
j. X Hiatt. Esdseccmb
NJ j. Roche. Portland
Doc Eurrant. Summit mining district.
q. II. Wilson city.
= II ScovIile. SPOKANE
j. :. Hemricks, Chicngo.
Mrs IIaGufichs. thCag0.
} ! Gilbert Coast and Geodottc Survey.
william Watts, Tlpeiis. Harmon Lake.
George Z. A5ne~ Tacoma
Mr. Au+-a Tacoma.
Miss Amos. Taeoma.
- T. E1Efu. san Francisco.
4 II N8t1y. Sen Francisco.
Mr. + T. t'pIR51H .cfpria. y. g.
Arthur goggliss. Victoria. D.. r.
Nilss Clara q Bcul-att. SO t9lla. II. -.
Miss ia Florence Beunett. Victoria.
l. a Ftlz Henry. Port Angeles.
THE BUTLER.
". s Jameson. se8fo-
Fred IA Ngg ..sc& Point Roberts.
MIX Levy. Iort 4esn~+t.4.
Thomas J. Newman. Fegf Tc8Bgen9.
81. Il. Wnite. san Fr4ncisco.
w =. Whifmore Chicago.
Setlie keeIey. Chlcago.
= H. IfNusgtAE. >sN York.
Mrs Joseph Irving =. efeEi-
~ g. Watkins. California.
" = SeaFrT. e2a tE8n4tNco.
$ : Gurus. Sac F'fancisco-
Mr. Brand AratccH9.
CAPT; Il l. Bcldenaa. ship Bslmora'
g. Hicks Tacoma
= Blanchard Tacoma.
" 81. Harvey. Tacoma.
81 TusEF San Ffaneiac0
Il Ts0TentzeF. San Francisco
Mr. an4 Mrs. a j. Spta@n. y. Yakima
AT and Mrs. l. z. Underwood. Louis
NJ. 4nd Mrs. r. " Csrlyon, Olympia
IL II. Jones. Sro5oinisfl.
g II Fisher Portland.
) : Afuepfe SAP fg2ncfsco.
Or G. T. LsoEHls Eugene or.
r Colt On. Oakland. Cal.
w II Healy Gan Francisco.
r Tsobetfs. san Francisco.
JOSH lsAaes S9u Fr8Hca6co.
III BiaeArnan. Portland
Thomas Y Tyler Tacoma
" 6; Tuhow. Spokane.
Charles WeanShenE. san Frsnc'seo.
James W Berry. Calcaso.
tn San F~anrsseo steazrer Tf4vess,s
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BOSTON. june a The Traveller sodty
says - -.
s.,|,.<t.,a e,ft rear,Ie secure abaoluts con-
80 80 the nsv state fiaA Company. OF
rsisysarr was consnmmstsa Ia New York
YESTERDAY. The conference AZ wi.ieh ar
rareer,aots ~ re eomoIssed was of an M
,..rt.,.t eserzrt4.r. Mssxrs, Rogers. Nd
dicks. comdert, Garter and other stfius-
rnsn r.rofufoeai In gas affairs we're - az
Tendance. ADDS ~ accepted the hssis'.
ards rf9uosIion fhaf ~ stso'o 1919.
Sew, a., In fash or ita cguisalens
80. '--,..g.a,v Ia eonaia ration Of which
all fttfrst8on Il 70 BE- efsessts.
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STREET RAILWAY MACHINERY.
&. n. Yerkes. of Chicago. Effects =
cy,at Manufacturing CoDshtne.

CHICAGO June THE Times-Herni0
SAYS. The long cherished plan 81 Charles
T. Yerkes. the street railway magnates 10
manufacture all machinery needed py
street railways in Chicago. New fofA,
Philadelphia and pitisbufg hss nj iass
been realized The Siemeus-Hsiskei Fee
irjc Company. with So big factory IN sni-
cago. ia now being consolidated win snS
Pennsylvania Iron Works IN rh'iaasipnsa.
4 majority Of the stock or me a,.~sv
couoaDy has already been exchanged S0r
the stock Of the Pennsylvania The ms
rority stockholders have been given SKY
DAYS in which to accept lhe offer OF tho
Eastern concern.
With = combined capital 1T Gzsa.a"9. tns
two commands will manSfacsnf~ street
railway machinery for the four Dig ei's0S~
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AT MIDNIGHT NEXT WEDNESDAY,


CHICAGO, June 2iAIl the manufac-
tories of window and flint glass. together
with ~ per cent. Of the green glass estaD-
li~huents in the country VIII shut down at
midnight next "Wednesday, ana " - nos
unlikely they may remain closed TOT tho
ionrs~.t perioa I'm the history OF the in-
dustry. -
The window glass blowers have called
mass meeting 10 b. held in cleveland on
JUG E. They will then formulate their
demands. whirh will ne for wage advances
OF not less than - per cent Jopbsrs ia
this city. which is one OF tho largest ais-
tribating points for glass, say mauufac-
turers with whom they communicate are.
20 q man determined not 10 grant sHy
large advance In wages and that the re-
suit will be suspension OF the Industry
until snow flies.
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MARINE MEMS.

san FRANCISCO. Juns @--Arrtvea-.
Str Tfdckee. Gray's harhcr sch Gclspse.
Tacoma. Sailetl-Str Nashteslaw Taeo-
ma. sir t'aSpar. Gray,s harhor. IN nv,
Brothers. Tacoma. str umaissls yicsor.S.
and PUGET sound. Spoken May 2s@Br Sst
Florence stella for Vancouver. longitudo
s:zS north. latitude ,2l:< west.
PORT GAMBLE. June ~ Sailed Sch
MaSgie g. Russ. Capt Jacobsen. f,,. SAN
Francisco.
HoQCIAM. June ss.-Satls.i June sl-Sh
Defender from Absrde@n for Can Francis
co. Arrived from san Franclseo-Ssh Al
salde for Hoquiam, sen nrien for Ah-
erdeen. Sailed June - From Heauta n, for
san Francisco. sch John +. Miller ard sch
Annie Gee.
FORT GAMBLE, June 2a-Sa,iei June q
Sch Maggie q. RVsS. for San Francisco
VENTURA. june Sailed Sch Fanny
nutard for Port Eiakeiey
SAN PEDRO June a5.--Arr.vsd June =
Sch Peerless from Tacoma: June g. sch
Comet from Port Gamble. sailed June q
Sch ChalieuSer. fer Seattle.
ANTWERP Jpnt Arrived June %.
III biz Ner'iecrn. from Tacoma.
HoNGkONts. June sa.--Arrisesi June a.
Br ST. Empress Of India, from Vancouver.
Nt.Wt-ASTLE. June 2s.--Sa,sed May IL
Br sh Crzaigerne, for Oregon
PORT tlRiE, June Arrived June ci--
Sc sit khutdlan tie, from Tacoma
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Produce. Fruits. Etc.

misunderstanding $lS.5oa2o,5o per ton:
bran, California. $li4t145o.
hay-oid crop: VI heat. SS0u per ton;
barley. s5@6: best barley, 81 50d7S. alfalfa.
sac. clover. $sgS; stock S5n6: COM
pressed wheat s6.aeQlo. New crop Wheat,
Slpaa0 per ton: oat. SoQ.J9; river harley,
$1,000. best barley. S44. alfalfa. $ssf5 80;
straw. per bale. $4,000.
Potatoes-N New potatoes. in boxes, 60c4
81 per GENITAL.
sack. 10 new silver skin eo0s1c. cucurn-
bcrs. common. @o0~7c per small box: DO
bay. io1l64c; dried peppers. 6G31c per 10:
garlic, age per IL common asparagus.
.5vs.$l per box; choice asparagus 81 ESD
80 per box. green peas 2n2iac per IN:
string beans. lies2c per ID: rhubarb. 20
toes. 75c4sl per box for Vacavile: green
corn. per coz, l0IIls'gc; green peppers. 432
SIC per box.
Fruit-Appics small box. g-Qfoe: apnles.
large box, 5ssfS5c; Royal apricots 2lpaac.
1.ougwoTth straw berries. S1qs per chest:
large straw berries. s-Q2.50 per chest. com
mon gooseberrtes, lM=c per III English
gooscherries, &c; blac kberries 81 5[IS per
chest rasph@rries. $fiS per chest. common
cherries .ssGta1c per box ROYAL Anne cher
ries &sfii&'c per box Currants 81 5.Fs32 80 rer
chest: black single layer figs 25GfS5c per
crate, black double DO 4Aaft0c per crate;
white double layer figs. ss4stec per crate:
peaches. 2sai50c per box; pears. a0er40c per
small box; cherry plums 2a14oc per box /.
navel oranges. 81 jAsds per box. seedlings
slsIl ~ per box Mediterra mean sweets 81
az So per box; Malta hloods s2s}S per box;
Mexican lines, $la3'.59 per box. common
mia lrtncns s2e39 =; bananas. slG2 Per
bunch piueappiea sara per dczsn: smyrna
1gs. IsslI4c per n: dates. s. per II
Euttcr-FanCY creamery. iSc per n.
do seconds. I5G1Sizc. fancy dairy. l4isc
good 20 choice. LsIl4c.
S'hcase-F'anCy mild new & Per ~. fair
20 good cheezs lsY.isc. California cream
cheadar ieQItc; Dung America sTi9c;
Eastern i+alSc Western. 1I6I }2i4c
EzE-Store i0Esl@c: ranch lsTl4c;
Ts4t@rr iSs5-Ec. duck eggs Ice
Poalsry Turkey gohbiers 1l@1@c per 10.
turkey hens IGa93fr. ojd ROSTERS %4ass =
par dozen yolDg roc ,erS $40 ~. BROKERS
small e a. -. Croijers. large, ga1t, fYe--
.rs s4E4 - hens S4{4 ducks. old g. ~
3 -. 40 Young. 50 70 geese. @.scfsk = per
nalr- eosi.nSs 75cS5Sl per paiT, pigeons.
1891 - per dozen
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SAN FRAN 1880. June Swallowing
IS the list Of passengers on the steamer
umatilia.
For seattlo--EI shelby and wife, II. Pet
size ri II. Bond and wife. &. Garland. ID.
sstiegcr, !. Ecam w. Camden. |. neam.
". Langtion. Miss HATRED. Mrs. Coiludi-
Mrs Pack and daughter, ", Bowie. Miss
Gcssaid. Mrs. Eurdock aud child. Mrs.
suffer and two children Miss Bryne. Miss
Carleton. =. petfygove, Mrs. Olsen. Mrs.
Burbank and two chiltiren, Mrs. keutosh.
q. Snow. II. Thomas. Mrs. heafdsley: ~
Duck j. campton, J. ]. johnson. ID. Bal
long II. Roune. Miss I. Neil
lFor Port Townsend Mr. McClnton. J..
Marvin and wife. AIR Mciennsn, Mrs.
Calhoun and son. 7. Mccormick. j. Riley.
A. Sharman, X. Evans.
For Nictoria-e-F. Brantou. ]. MiliiEan,
Miss Newton T. Burnett and wife, Mrs.
Jackson Miss Jackson. Miss Ismoth. Miss
WEYMOUTH, James Yrwve and wife. Mrs
ConuurA. Mrs Wheeler. Miss Roston, Miss
Finuigan. H. Eckhary1. =. Eiser. j. bnf-
nett Miss Rose.
For Tacoma--f. Boucher. Mrs. Pialiips.
Mrs Schmidt Mrs Rogers, q. Whiteford,
~ Harris Miss Wallace. Miss Harris,
Mtss Peterrhan. Mrs. i.iitisfieid and son.
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The S9rsh- western Line cor pr'zes over
10 rslies o. psrtes,sy sapippe. 's'sSa1
- <crth Dakota. 5outh Dakota.
$50, and wyoming. u operates shs
-. ,eaias n the world. The service 10
e....-.'. u.txauxes ard all tas principal
80 ~ ire East ard Southeast cannot
'~~.-'"-..-,ssed Insist on having your ticket
-. ...1,s.s Sortn- western.' =. ". Parker.
,.'-,,,nsre.ai Agent. es FIRST avenue. ssa'.
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for meats and Havana tobacco are noss-
worthy and re6ect. respectively, unusual
y ssas8 supplies % wheat and sireng'h
Ter the control OF the meat supply ana
existing conditions ta cuba
Exports q wheat. soGr Included az
wheat. from hash coasts ct the United
S-sss.-A bushels, COMPARED win @@4t.'8
last week. ~ ssa su sGe Week enc year
$50. l.sEssa two years as. A9aN@s9 thrE
years age. ard as coutr4Siva Win 4.Sl1.kn
IN tie Ike week ~ 1925
There are ~ failures reported through
out abe United States compared with -
I'VE years sgo ard as contrasted with iss
~ Ire fatTG wees ~ 31sse $50
only u failures are Tspors@6 from the
Canadian dominion. against - last week,
- IN the Week a year aso, ard = TWO years
ago.
Review OF the stock Market.
BrsGssreet's review ~ the stock market
tomorrow viii say.
London has been occupied with the fu-
hilee. Sus while A9aeE Trans nave been
strong, there Is "A ,he main = reelection OF
the movement here. anG fhs NTt ise purse
displays 10 very marked tendency 20 in
teTeSI Itself in oar securities. Commission
house aaytus her. has zTeNa b8t there is
a general complain thai II has slot lone -
n proportion 10 tho general advance ia
prices and the market az intervals mas be-
come iGil Professional traders who real
iZsd prortS have several times -ndt aYorsst
~ provoke reaction. hut recent eNTe RI
Operations 80 the snort Slts ST thr market,
The appearance ~ some friction in tina
senate owe. the Wool schedule caused only
a monetary degree Of speculative. hest
tatior1. ana the crop news. with moderate
gains in railroads. expectations of much
better things in the near future. eDcouraS-
ing talk IS to the business outlook aud
ru2lors of increased dividends on shares II
leading railroads ali have combined 20
maintain the strongly huillSh sentiment
that IS responsible for the present rise.
The market has paid little attention 20 the
strength of foreign exchange. or The ship
mont cf same s. as0 $40 In gold.
THE bond market has hcSn strong. both
investment and speculative ISSUES partiCi-
psting In the Improvement Municipal
bond issues and a ready market.
Bank Ctearin.-.
The following table. complied by Brad
streets. shows the total ciearances AZ the
principal cities and the percentage Of in
crease or decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year.
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Jabbiug Quos.sf,



sugar, Flour and Coffee.
10 sssc: extra c. in bbis. per 70. 4Asc;
CRY granuE<sIesI. N bbs, Fer 10. size; cube,
ssse; pow 1ered, 55sc; spot cash p-iees.
S4.5g; Novelty a. 70: California brands.
ewi. 81 55a4: graham. per Sol s. or
bs = az y is e ssck s~' per ss11 cs e:
rolled ats per 6ei. :sa5o; 's Tommy amy per
c"L -; cracked g. e. wnesi per cwt. -:
-four. par cwt s..25: pearl barley, ieo-io
sacks. &c; z5-lb boxes. sc: split peas, per
meal. yellow. los. $50: SIS sl5s: white.
rs $50: s.s, SIS: TAXED hozniny, bbls,
Coffee Ooboing,-Green-M Mocha. per 70.
chase. per 10. 24e. Observation-Disclosures.
in iao-fb cases per cwt. sl3.l5: S.A!b eases.
per cat, sl3 3: Ss-fb cases, per ewt. si2,s5:
Alden Mocha. s7lzc: Csracola, g7l.c; Guate-
Inaia. &c. ground coffee ls13ic: IGon losss.
si2l6; Sos. sl3.eS BIS. $3as.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Oobbing)-Cow beef sQsl3c:
steer beef, 6i.c per 10; mutton. eQelzc per
n: pork, 6iec per 10; veal. 5Glsc per 70.
Provisions 0obbangt-hams, large. i0s.c:
hams, small. lie. breakfast bacon, slyc.
d1y salt SIDES. si2c.
.
ga lnlon. 64s7c. salmon trout, Sc; founders.
Sl4G4c: slleS si2c: rock cod, &c: black
bass &c: perch 3isq4c; mountain trout.
ia Ql5c; shrimps. i0c.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter - RancE, 9QI5c: Washington
cfeameries. 2-lb prints. l6llTc.
Cheese tobbng)-Nasive Washington.
i9Qile: California full cream, SC.
EGGS Uobbingl-l5Qi lc.
Poultry Observation-Disclosures. i61lic; 1--we
weight, dressed chicke.1s, l2i2c-
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Oobtangp-Native stock. SO.
Itkimas.. sl2al3: California new potatoes.
lc per Id.
native asparagus, l2l1c per pound,
new California onions, red. &c; silver skins.
10; carrots. LIS: lettuce. loc per doz; Gu
cumbers. dollhouse. 35ls1c per doz; hot
house tomatoes. l5c per 10.
Green Fruits Ooobingl-Lemcns. fancy
California. $3.50: selects. s254s new
California apples slQl25 per bog; bananas,
seq2.5o. oranges. fancy seedlings. s.. 5043:
choice. 81 25G2.S0 fancy Valencias $a5;
native strawberries. 81; gooseberries, &c:
cherries. 2oGl &c per box: raspberrses. $50
per crate: California peaches, I51S5c per
75c In crates; California plums. $l.2o per
FOX
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay Oohblngl-Puget sound, per ton
NIal2. Eastern Washington timothy. SIS;
alfalfa. $l2
Oats 0obbing)-s2l.
BARLEY OobD.ng1-Rolled or ground, per
ton, sl9.
Corn-Whole. SO; cracked. so; feed meal.
SO.
Millsturs Gobbing)-Bran. per ton, sls;
shorts. per ton. ST.
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Special Dispatch to the Pos, .yntei,sssnrer-
FATbpSH. June 81 u. m IN, rotnei ar
-SsI ioSsy Mind southwest. ia miles. in-
ward. tug tioiyoke. : n. m: rus Tyee.
s.s5 Il. M.
cI-Ai IsAM RAY. June -, N m
Dense fog In Straits: calm.
PORT ANGELES. Iune Cas- n. M
Barometer. .'S'; clear; vino west. is miles.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. June 2.-consols. IL 1915;
silver, - s-isd
NEW YORK, June s5.-The Evening
Posts London fina ncial cablegram says.
The carry-oyer in mines ana IN general
securities absorbed attention in the stock
markets today. Americans and kaffirs
show the growth of speculative account.
NoutaEsoes on Americans We're .@.si3 per
cent. the dearer rates being parity de
10 dearer money at the end Of the halt
year.
The tcne here Is good ali around. with
Americans and hafllrs as the features.
Both look like forging ahead but until tho
holiday aspect OF the markets Is dispersed
il Will be difficult 10 discover the precise
drift.
"All that can be said at present Is that
the buying. While influential. Is cliquish
and professional. Americans closed under
the best. Grand Trunks We're strong.
ut is the belief here that London may
send New York considerable gold IN the
autumn.
The Paris bourse opened firm. but
closed rather dull.
The Berlin market WAS sfeaiyr
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s,aspassls To san frapeisec-&fO

sro,,vsst. g.. nrst-ciass. both tneiUfins
r.srrh for tragn leaving every aay al -
a o.. so9shsra Paeiac Ticket o1iSS. Az
ktrgt avenue.
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Bread.;uffs anu Grains.

LIVERPOOL. June 9.-Wheat-Quiet:
No. standard California. SOS; cargoes OFF
coast rather firmer; do on passage. stead
Ter; English country markets quiet, French
country markets quieter; wheat in Paris
quiet -four IN Paris quiet; weather i'll
England overcast
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TACOMA, June 2-Wheat-Milling
price: No club l0c: No. blue stem. 73c.
Export price. nominal.
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Hay, Grain and Feed.
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

&c
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General Quotations.

Flour-Receip,s. aoao barrels: exports.
e eso barrels. Firm and higher on spring
yatents; with other grades very steady.
Whnat--R eceiyts. s. go bushels exports
s. go bushels Spot firm No. red steacy.
Options opened steady ard ruled very
steady au DAY with ftnsl slight reaction
from the top. and ciosed :. "a &c higher Ne
; red July. closed re- september. closed
IQitc.
bous-Steady.
Petroieum-Duli: Pennsylvania crude. sc
bid for July.
sonee-Opticns closed steady and un-
hanged "a points net loss. Sepicrn ser.
s e5L4c. Spot RE 9au. Nc. :. invoice. @.ze,
}obh.rg Sc E3ld, quiet, cogdoYa IlN e.
Sugar-R4w quiet and steady reancd.
steady
Metals.
Pig ir0n-Qu{er. Northern ste8i2
Tin-FIrm: straits. sl8t1e s-la. plates.
weak.
Isad-Stvoug. e&chauEe price ga 80
Copper Sirens. brokers price. $ll-25, *
change price S}Il3l- 4lL-a
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,.s s., 80,
81 vi I've sesec A. ne close yesteF-
80 - :. s3oss.sl los a lew minutes between
- - tr.r'sts Ier ss>ie az Sae after price, and
=. 800 oA1A N.s2 = test g saAt point
$50 49, Z. ~. o2S o. Iar la0er SIdIen rscoN-
- 49, i'1aae 1ooGf 1a.lcen minutes from
80 80 80 pFcislLaehl neIses wee
80 ~-seEs A.s1 X. kFss genera t3&0Hi1.
49, S''0~ 0p 20 &c 1Ae Closing price was
-
- -. We LII ea1 islLcn Iess actsve IMAM
- ~ - ess s,rtose@ tsS ih@~Aet LOT tas
$50 $50 SsATSSG nF1as 5at Nis9Ge1 WITH corn
sisi .. we're SLOW Put nrEn Inc
~tN--sAaS - SSsS.sl OF Sii~ decline II pi&trs
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Steamship Topeka I'm.
Steamship City of Topeka was due 10 ~
rive early this morning from Alaska.
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Ctoain= Quotations.


VVhest-Ina Give De~euIhe 81 22T..
Igsrt,r- strong IpeoeUl reF. 1,ax<.
t,arr--f-arge Ne:tow. ss-s1
Bran al!k0rula. $l4sslto
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Hreadsfuff. and Grains.

nm kN.NNISE-D, JUfle -o--W heat
Spring. sl.2lA4l m, milling. 81 g7l2G1i- s.
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s2aJT3'4c; brewing. &sJ49c.
Oats-Cofamon white, s5cG$l. OH: good TO
choice. si.l04l.eo. fancy feed, sl.254l o.
Receipt>.
Flour. quarter sacks. 13.0S1; wheat, GEN.
tails, 3.z4o: barley. eentals 1910; beans,
sacks. 1874. corn, centals 80. do Eastern
400: potatoes, sacks. 2,6lS. onions sacks
24e; bran. sacks, 81. niddlings sacks
$50; hay, tons. SGl. straw, tons. II. wool
bales 2lS; hides, number. SOL; wine. gal
Ions % go
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MARKETS AND TRADE.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

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not change yesterday. Things were very
dull along Vest sr5et TIE day saw 70
change IL the prices Of butter and eggs.
Jebbing Quotations.
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tons OF wholesale dealers yesterday.
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The following table. compiled by Brad
streets. shows the total ciearances az the
principal cities and the percentage of in
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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