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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-17
THE SEATTLE MARKETS..

TIE condition % the iorai rsarke. did not
change yesterday. Prices remained the
same. Brick butter il still scarce One
retail house that has trade on certain
brand OF Yakima butter agreed 10 pay a
jo1oer % cents and as a result an order
was placed with the Yakima house
Creamery butter from Western Washing
ton Is not coming ia as fass as the demand
requires.
There Is no change n eggs The demand
for than Is fairly good, but prices have net
been disturbed.
Josbfnx o.oea.icns.
The following were the ionbsng quoea-
tons OF wholesale dealers yesterday:
Sugar. Flour and CoEee.
Sugar oobbsng)-Golden 'c'' in eois. per
h. Enc. extra &C. In bhls. per %. sA.c:
dry Srans4latssi. Ia oh.. per 70. TIC. cube
fiosr. esc. cobSsns p u Excsaent.
ss,ss: suekxheat nour. per Dbl. ,s.:s, PEI
s ss .sss ss 1 sss ewt peg RYE sSas oa. p e
bol. 81. or ION sacks, as per cwt;
rye meal, per bb., ng5; per ewt, " e:
cwt, ts2s: crackee wheat, per cws, ae:
faxed wheat s.. % per case: whole wheat
ttour. PR ews; rs: pearl barley. 100 70
1oo-ro sacks. &c: z-n boxes. SC: corn
meal. yellow. los, N.5o: sos. SIS. white.
Ia. no: 5.s, SIS. aaksd honainy. eois.
Coffee Cobhlngl -Green-Mocha. per 10,
shosSe per b. ssc. Roasted-AraackIs's 5.
IN le svl s 81 gs5 egs s s4 s sw Sac
Java Sob tins, per b. SIC: sacks. SIZE.
Alden Mocha s7ixc: Caracola. z7lzc: GuaLe-
IasIa. &c; ground coffee, Isa7ic: IAou. ios.
Sc. Is. Sos. HES. 3Ss. &l3-35.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Csohningl-Cow beef. eGsssc:
steer beef. &c per 10. mutton e4s;isc per
10: pork. sise per 10; veal sa17c per 10.
Proviscns Gohbins)-Ha larg.s. loa.c:
Fresh Fish Gosbsng) -Hallbut. ssG i,sc;
"a mon. eS7c. salmon trout. Sc; hesinde-s
bass, Sc: perch. sasG4c. mountain trout.
Iz94gi5c: sfsr;mps, 1oc.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and POaltry.
Butter - Ranch. sQlsc: Washington
crsanser!es, ZIP prints, lsa &c.
ioGlic: California full cream. SC.
Eggs Gobbingl-l3ll5c.
Poultry 0obbingl Chickens. Iozlic: i've
weight. dreAssd chicke.ls. 121ec.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes sio6ang)-Native stock. so;
faksmaS, sl24ls; sweet potatoes. AZ per 10
Vegetables Ooohing)-Natlve peas, &c;
rhuharb, Iac: Waila Walla aspara1Ss,
sl-zS pee box: eabbages, California. sl.75
per cwt. new California onions, 114c. beets,
sl--5 per sack, carrots. N.26; LETTUCE. 1ac
per dog: cucumbers. dollhouse, $16oc doz:
dollhouse tomatoes .oc per 10.
Green Fruits tjobhingJ-T.emcns. fancy
California. sSG359: selects e-5ea2; apples.
81. GOA per box: bananas, s2Q25e; oranges,
fancy Naicncias,. s. q; native strfwbsTrlers
81: gooseberries, &c: cherries. 2s.la &c per
box.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay (jobbing,-Puge sound, per ton
$i2; Eastern Washington timothy, $i6Ql7
California. ss: alfalfa $l2.
Oats tjobbing(-S2i4
Barley Cobb.ng)-Rolled or ground. per
ton. SO.
Corn-whole. SO; cracked, SO. feed meal,
so.
Miilstuffs Oohbing)-Bran, per ton, sli
shorts, per ton, SIS.
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Sabre. Il. Merchant. from san Francesca.
ScAr .EaAn r. Lsiier. frGss san Francisco:
sch- ankle xrien. from San Francisco,
YAtsJINA BAY. dare ta.~Sasss1--Str
Farailon. for San Francisco.
. San FRASCAsssO. June G--.Arrivees-
Florida, from Sonscx. scar leErte rhesia.
Irosn Gray aarSQrs str Ascaalaw, from
Tacoma str Walls Waila. frcEa Victoria
AID l,ogs< sound, Sasfgsa-Str Homer. Ger
Portland. schf Alice Ccoke. Ter 81 Mt
saAs1 5. SeAr Aetna. whaling, TX AGrfoia.
Tor Astoria. bA SaronisseF. ter Fort GAM
Stss scar Lille BoEne, Ter Gray Rsrhar.
SpokeG-psr str Malta Nalsa, June u.
i.fltaee ts.sS ~. longitude las.sss W. IL X.
N. sur Scs1sS. from Esd sisrts8lt. TOR Siia-
persoa :S1antiss per eenr Glendale. st So
attic. june = latitude SIZE N. longitude
4sf-sl w, sShr Sailor Boy. from sun sfsasl-
etsco Tor Port Clarence.
sealing sehaoneys spoken May tim
brtEa. rea skins, Sadie E4sTNss. asf. Sasce.
10. The Mermaid had sss on Ass g. and
tire Be.valis on Mss "a bad ~. The Mer-
Tstsa has since he9n reported With sd
SANS Capt Lawrence, O; the schooner
ST. Lawrence. which had a.N Stlns. reports
as follows. Agnes MaeDoaalgs. ~. Nsra.
3sss, A. r. Paint. 40: - g, Cox. sQ1; Geiaen
Fleece, 4ae. SILVER Fleece $50
san <sSAstso, 5pAe fa.--ArriSei-Schr
Challenger. from Seattle
POET Los ANGELES. June lS.~--Arriv-
se-Schr HneneSae. fraEsa Port Gasnhle.
from New York for Eramsa.
SAN JOSE DIS Qua 1sEeMAFsA. June Ia
Ssiied--lsk Oakland. for Astoria.
est EASsNSTtlNS. June f&-Arrtyed-Br
bk Hesatht.eiei. from Oregon.
tsl-E@ssNSTxsWN, June iS.--ArriveI-Ser-
NEW YORK. June is,-Arrived-Ems.
Cesssaa
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MARINE sEws.

PORT GAMBLE. June ts--Ssfiss-Pr sh
Reliance. Capt. Robinson. for Fort Prize.
Arrived ~~schr Falcon, Capt Pistine. frora
Aca 39tia- 10 lead fer San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE. June H. ArF1Ve3-Sch
Faac0gs from Acs alta. Satieo--Br 81. BE-
lance for Port Prize
ppHT TOW N@E&D. june iS.~-ArrtyAs9 --
schr Falcon froyn a Saeufaa- xcng Maggie g
Russ frofn Gan jose C. Guatemala, Netr
J. NJ WeatAerwax. from Dgich hafaor
SRI G. - s.&rgerE. from Dutch harDcr.
coos BAY. June i5---sSat5eSs~-s5r Aseata,
fer San FEzrc.se0-
CLAII.AAss BAY June iS~In po-t-5sr
ST NesaGgr. from San Francisco.
PORT TOW SEND. June ss.-Arr5gesy-~
pgtn Kate ETsckinxer. from Yokohama
~AEAIM0. june E.~-AFrsyas--Ek Gen.
rsiyrhsfd from SNr Francisco: ID Rufus
= goo<l from SAT- EraEe.sca.
ucsgTffAM JuEe is.-~Arrsved Iune T.
srNr Defender from Santa Ersaila. foT
Aterdesr Arrived Ju1e i4-Annse Gee
fer san Francisco, for Eogas Ar
rived June st-Ecnr Norma and scAr c II
MERCHANT. fr0gza San FtaEcasec Tor Ah~r.
deer. ard sch Jekn r. Miller. for Ho1ul-
Asa ArrsVn@ June lS-schr Lizzie Pr5sn.
from sar Frarcssco. for EoaEIam: tEx
eY~zxefkr from Seattle.
SOUTH BEND. Jane 1S--Ar-ived-SehE
Western Home. from san francisco.
COOS BAY Jane E4--Far- bound ctr
srge.s Far san Francisco.
xgslIIfI.E RIVER. gure .k-Saiisa-
Scrr Noru, sor San Frarctssc.
oKAI'S AAksDDRs 3ano 1s-AzTived-
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Waach has been feature for soma time
g@st ana wnica mad caused reg1arSaaie
..I.ENess The short interests. however.
srs@ practically eliminated from the mar
49, and the needs 81 sass element which
ssa&-As serve 20 strengthen an upward
.a.ssnssnenf. were net a factor. Tas utter
count az the lunssee festivities AIS, wssh-
ofaSs stimulating factor. The aa.
T E 4slcsrneEs THAI Japan d.ed a protest at
Hawai-, which VAS il, prccs.ss Of rssotta-
si<a. nao an Influence On he Sssiag 10
some extent, though this influence WAS
largely sentimental
xhs movemens OF SPECIAL stocks had q
Vmpasnetic eject ON tie market which
was more important .hzn that OF ges:s-ai
800 So..a.s.es1s- ssSar ws@ streax on tie
the sugar schedule. bat was later De-
pressed oy the news that The treaty fer
tne annexation cf HAWAII had been signed
y secretary sherman ami the Hawaiian
Representatives, The selling On this news
was based on the presumption shat the
sugar company wouia derive benefit from
Tee ahrogation OF the Hawaiian rectproc-
lily treaty and the imposition OF tariff
On hawaiian sugar.
The bond market displayed little feat
Leading shares during the greater part Of
tfss day. with some OF the less active s@csir-
u,es conspicuous for material improve
menys In the Anal dealings the specuia-
tive issues tended lower In sympathy with
the heaviness 81 the share speculation.
The sales were s. es- 900
Government bonds were quiet. bat nrm.
The transactions were 81. eoo.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at ilak per cent:
last loan, pey cent: closed at per cent:
prime mercantile paper, ga per cent;
STERLING exchange, firm and dull, with ac-
tual business IN bankers hills al s.ss4f
4-Hl4 fer demand. and 81 ss7xsa4 ssh for %
days. posted rates, s4.s6iv&IiT and SASS;
commercial bills. 81. Sys; silver certificates.
ee-tosssc; bar silver. assc: Mexican dollars.
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WATEN FRONT NOTES.

Tho Al-Ki Is due to arrive from ALASKA
today.
The japanese trGininr ship Hiyei will
SAL for San Francisco Tits morning.
Steamer Progreso. with a csryn Of coal.
VIII leave for San Francisco this even-
Ing
Steamship Jmatiila Is loading coal at
ths ores onA Improvement Company 3 bunk
ers Tor San Francisco.
Seheosers Annie. Hero and Yukon. with
10 Nsv pounds OF aaIib4t each. and schooner
Sapello. with e,oo pounds. arrived In port
yesterday.
Steamer Cleveland finished loading coat
al Departure bay and returned 20 this port
yesterday afternoon She sails Tor San
Francisco to-day.
The Volunteer, a halibut schooner which
has been two years at ketehikan, Alaska,
sailed into Puget sound yesterday with
eco pounds of fresh FISH.
schooner .Bering Sea. u soSauaand ct
Capt. Frank Worth, cleared Tor St MI
chaefs yesterday. Part OF her cargo was
consignment of Canadian whisky, in
bond. for Fort Cacahy, Northwest Terri
terry.
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rpstony Maple scale.

The pest which has besu iutestng the
shade sr~.ss timing Madison Etrees haN been
identified ny the United States department
Of agriculture. r. r. Randolph. haiiif in
the United states court. recently sent a
sample To the department. and has re-
cesvAf a segfer from r. n. chisiefden
acting entom1Icgfs3 o. tbs department
According 20 EBfofa0ioxist chittenden the
pest IL 4 zpecies OF pgivanafia, related 20
the eestouy napie aesie. ar rulvinaris
iunuuerablss 9hs same azshlrssy says
that whl!a the young ice ~ Matching
they can be readily killed wig5 tbs zero
sens go8p emulsion or BY cutting gre trees
weii hacE and burning tf@ Trimmings the
pest can be nearly era6.catst A fun de-
serfrtIon Of t;Ie eostony maple scale ia
given In the annual rspof. * the dsgart-
u.ens for 1861. on page 20.
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BOSTON, June 16.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter Will say tomorrow:
The large purchase OF Australian wstls
by a leading house. coupled with the in
creasing demand during the past week
from consumers. has Impaired a degree
OF rrmn SIS TO the Boston market which
IL has not possessed In a long time. The
tone or the market, especially IN Austria
Han woods. Is strong and IN some cases 10
per pound more has been paid than could
have been obtained two or three weeks
ago. Advices from abroad Indicate
strength In the markets. a considerable
taken for speculative account. but sales
actually made fer consumption constitute
. large weeks business. There IS also
more doing In domestic medium WOODS and
prices are slightly firmer but as yet this
has not amounted to very much. Sales in
Boston for the week aggregate 9az5. coo
pounds. OF wn as az 5leS.es pounds trs were do
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KILLING GHAsSHOppEl94


REDriELD. s. D.. June ls.--Gtata H.
cation Commissioner Cochran has just ~
turned from Edmunds county. whesp -
has bee,i directing measures 70 deo4sE
grasshoppers. which have alarmed rsttLq
thers and in Brown county. Prof. Sauna
OF the state agricultural college - o.
ground, experimenting the work. -
teen hopper doscrs are In use. Crudo ~
troleum Is shipped In by the railways
and used In the work
One can gather about bilsheI a. -. ~
pers IN twenty ninuies They ii5v0 $780,
the road like big gray blanket. ana r.
already done much damage. Tho co..
commissioners will offer bounty -
cents per bu&hei for the hoppers.
Pref. Saunders declares that X The L.
pers are permitted To each the p<Tioe
wings they VIII dep<ait millions of la1y4
for next years crop. Tho county has
men at work burning on stubtis and gx1l
on unused lands.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO June Is-<~crn was the big
market on Change today. hsssxy Slg tx n
rss,ge-ss outsiders aare prominent cassTa Z
A &c advance. TzEse cfssning prices 81 jay
sheat were Esss $685.. eorT7SsaFssl "A ~ yss-
tsrs:aE~s close 81 - -. from thai IL All
for a sale thereafter * reyoEvez4 around
Co.
rThe unexpected SrTn1sss aA-eaa after
rige weakness Esre yesterday 9@Fe Ge
~rx rsrex -syrse sesY,ys1rs.-v strength ard IL
also got some help from the light y 1AEsr-
west s--sszpis-iss ears against 80 It's
same day last ysAr*
The Goxue sxop eesss..t-cEs az G-4ansss 70
shs. spec .1safiyr trade ka.o.eG sufficiently
hxssssh to otysct tie early ssrunSIa IL
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. June is.-Ffour-
Family extras. sa75q+.s5: bakers extras.
:. WheatmShipping. sl-2ll. Q1.2-,2: milling,
Rariey-Feed. e7lSeg7l.sc: choice bright,
.2sec: choice new, ssi2c, brewing, gf9soc
Oa,s-Comrnon white. a5casl .s.ss; good
TO choice, Sl.lesIl 20; fancy feed. si25sfl 80.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks s.0ie: do Washing
ton, 5,s2I wheat, centais. 103.i21; barley.
centals, 1855: do Washington, 1850: beans.
ern, 20; rye. centals, l15e: potatoes.
sacks. 2.i2S: onions sacks. 26S: bran. sacks,
155;. hay. tons. a49: straw tons, IS: fiaxseed.
sacks Washington, Sss; wool. bales $40:
do Washington, 20: hides. number. 3,4l5:
raiSins, boxes. 4.265; wine. gallons, j. 800.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Middlnss. sls.5od n. 80 per ton;
bran, California, si4QiI0.
and CAT s asa o, ' sass T1sr s whss.
$5G6: best barley. ss.Aqs: alfalfa. s5GS
clover. seQS: stock, s5ass compressed
S Whes s5 $ Tiy, new ns ri erep wheat SO So
s Ia. ss3'''' alfalfa s''''' s''a" per 0"'e
Potatoes-New potatoes in sacks. 4a9a-sc
per GENITAL new potatoes in boxes. 5acasl
vegeiablea-New red onions 5oatoc per
sack; cucaribers; 2ea loc per small box:
N'ENG ENiktAN. "a ~ wi 10 iEs lag -
per pound: common asparagus, e0caasl
Per box; choice do. sl25gl35: green peas,
ll442c per -: string beans, lqzi4c per 10 !;
pa Ray J, sauasl scg AL per boz; tomatoes
F'ruit-Royal apricots. 259sec per box:
peaches. 4fElsic per box: pears. 20 soc per
Langworsh strawberries s3fS5 per chest;
large. 90. s2-ae4t per chest. goossbefFles.
i1iec per n: hlackberrles. sSa4 per chest I;
raspberries, SAG Ter chest: white cherries.
sf
Ct per chest: ordinary navel oranges. g
af2.S per box; choice navel oranges &.5sI )
per rox; seeding oranges, 3. 1SgfZ per box
Mediterranean sweets. sl59Ss2- 5a per box;
Mexican lines. s5sss4is: common California
lemons. i5css si.s5 per box; choice California
lemons, $4ag-.E5 per box; bananas. xsiL per
bunch. pineapples s-Gl4 per dozen: Persian
dates. o. per n. Smyrna figs. lsIlsc pee 10
ButteT--fancy creamery, Il5zc, common
DO. i6i4gl.e: fancy dairy. lac; COCO TO
choice, iiIii3ac, common, ils152e
CheeSe-Fancy nlild rev. SisSlzc: fair 10
good. 1SfTize. California chesm cheddaT, u
eft>c. Young America. s4sc; Eastern. lag
Ilgc: Western, rate.
Egss-Store. @aIltsc: ranch. 12i.4lSci
Ponitry-Tarkey gobbIers. 1i912c: turkey
hens. l(s1ilc: old ROSTERS. stai2s young
ssss4ao. fryers. 81 3EE5: hens. s2.5eGs I. So
ducks. old Sc. 255is-58. ducks. young. $50
p5 geese. .5cG4s'. gosiiags. sac slSl, pigeons.
si.&4l59
Closing Quotations.
Vheat-Easy: December, 81 2e7s; May.
sixp4
Barsoy-Cauiet. December. sss.c.
S,0rr-f.arge yellow SO e-t..
BYan--Cslilorni3. S48Is 20.
Wool and Hops.
Sprsng wcois-Chesce foothiii ss11ar; San
Joaquin six months and years staple, Ter
s.. mountain l9a5tIc. Nevada, s.Sfl0c; Ore
zoa t0sFg8c: Northern f2e1 lao
Hops-Crop o. IN<. Seize per pound
Financial.
Silver bars 49, snik fs~sfts-Sight -. ia
Mex. dolls s2sss.A.. Telegraph :. :. %
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NEW YORK MARK ETs,


marked II = continuance OF tks heav,
pratt taking whGca w2s & feature az ysss-
f,.Gays trailing. and although the "a.
G. aSeA with tire press az macy u sks
prominent stocks below ysssersIa.v+s s.,sss.
sEg prSEsS. TIE average decline Is sgrAa
slowing good resistance to Ese large sell
3Ngs
There were yifzseS 6Irtns The GAy - hsr
prices rss@e sh2TrEv gss7vA yesterday
e5ns&1S sszsF tbs higher lex8l szvlfes. real.
sx-Gg 81 s4a1a instance. z here wzs a con
s.EAAIaee et TIC see1 eQ-.z..s ssaa hays1z
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The Gold Reserve.
Today's statement Of the condition OF the
treasury shows: Available cash balance,
SZSi, 80 81; gold reserve, Slii 3eii1s.
Gold and silver Shfpmenta.
The steamship campan!a viii take out
tomorrow 90 ounces OF silver. The
steamship Sagurancia, from Tsmr4co,
Mexico. brought 100 ounces OF silver and
Sl2,9ye gold.
General Quotations
F'lour-Receirts, % 600: exports. Is ea
dun and slightly easier.
W ifeat-kece3ptS, 50 $40; exports, 1860
bushels: spot. weaker. options opened
steanier on higher English cables. eased
off under me home crop prospects rallied
on covering, but finally collapsed under
liaGidations and crop news: closed @sp%sc
net lower. No , red June. closed, !sssc.
September. closed. 80 lWsc.
f'atroleurn-tsuiet.
Coyee-Options closed quiet at net loss
of s4tlo points: June, 1.oses lec. September.
729c. spot coffee, Rio. weak, No. ], in
voice, s4sc: mild, quiet; Corcoya, Llse
Ike.
Sugar-Raw. arE1: refined. firm.
Metals.
Pig Tron-Quiet: Northern. si0Ql2.sa.
Comparatively. exchange price, SioNa4E
Tirs-F4rm: Straits. sl3 7sa12s5: plates.
spelter- Steady: domestic sl284s-
Lead-FIrIu, exchange. sS.5-<sS. W.
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ou~~u tjcforia's Jubilee

VIII Re celebrated az Victoria. and kpe-
cial rate OF s. 20 for rouad trip will he
made from Seattle 70 Victoria and return
on steamer City OF Kingston. Tickets On
sale June 80 = and -. xnsd EntH June
a for return. Steamer leaves Yszser
wharf, Seattle al $50 y. NJ.
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Closing Quotations.


Catfle-The bulk OF the cattle sold AZ
A&G5+1 ". and sales al $50 q. - were ga-
.naroQs- Cows ass5 heiferS. s., sssssS-sa com
paratively few selling as high a. 81, bulls.
&.ys4sS g: calves sold high So $50 for
choice isgbtweighes. ssocksrs and feeders
ranged from s.. ass14. ~.
Aogs-Sales We're largely AZ S. sosss. AZ 4;
heavy packing lots sold az s.. as;S.Ss. and
prime ltshswe.shts at x.S1is So
Sheep-There was a slow trade at xs.s5sl4
for inferior TO choice Texans. Westerns
selling at s.. 1ssSa Lambs sold at s.. 100 3
and yearliags brought s.. 5oE4se; G9scra-
dos sold az A.sAf5. good lambs. A.s9S 4 -,
Western and Mexican lambs brought E-oo
44.S0. Lambs sold down 10 SS.
Recespts--Caisie, s.sAo; hogs S.0o:
sheep. ls,N0.
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Tides 1t Seattle Harbor Today.
The BnrL~n,ine Encore.

SAN FRANCISCO. June fs-Capt
Hughes. formerly OF the schooner J. NJ.
Weatherwax. leaves on the steamer
Homer today for Coos bay TO take COM
nland Of Simpsons new barkentlne En-
core, which takes cargo Of lumber from
Coos bay 10 Valparaiso.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Juno j6--oAe
Eustace Barnes. one OF the oideM
most widely known journalists on
coast. died this morning OF heart fAa1u4
He WIS a native Of st. Johns. N. -
was 20 years Of age. He canfe 20 ms
from New Orleans In 1853. ana Wan o.
the founders OF the Call OF whiA0
he was managing editor for many -
Among other notables on his etaR
Mark Twain. ~
In 1868 he, went 20 South America
lost heavily Ia mining sp"culafscnn IA
and returned lfxre, since which tina -
been engaged AT ali kinds Of newSpe
work. For the past twenty-five ysen
has been dramatic critic for the IsSl >s
Bulletin OF this city. and in this go
made innumerab.s friends In the ~ sss
profession.
John w. shaw.
NEW YORK. June 1.-the body % -
W gftaw. who died yesterday, VIII - -
keu to San Francisco tomorrow In ne pr
vate car for burial He was s. yeau eAus
and rad been seriously I'll for only w.
weeks.
re .eas an original forty-nfner, ana 49,
actively Identified with The devet0puaens -
California, where he made hfs fsh 49, 49,.
when he retired from the pfessasx -
the Hooking Valley railroad. M -.
Wz1 sgr HING SrstSr ~ hf'~
change Of this city. but iafteTiy ~ 49,
taken iistle interest In business AFFAIR." -
haa large holdings ia Mexican s
mines.
Henry Post scott
ropr COLLINS. Col. Juno h.-he -
Post scott. a newspaper man -, 49, go
in Mex York, Chicago FEisanssyassN -, 49, =.
* died at this ptacs tstsay. Tns
catssa ~ fls death was lung nesIo's' 49, =
lrqaeea BY injuries received n -. ias ,.~ :.
Chicago 3 few years ago. re go !, rr~
fer h,s health recently. SCOTT ws. - %.
.s.,.4 - az, ssstor OF ms Gazette ~ coor1ac
Springs. rs~xas.
NEW YORK. Juns is.--Tbe Herald .h ~
rusrninK saYs: The gay comm enss I'D -
49,. princeton university was mteFrnp', =
- 49,. ,,rss,.l aAryscs# Of Isy. 0eosgr r.
~ 1,s.a ss VINO was considered the most
,,o,sgla- graduate ot the unlvsrzisy aarse ~
abtaimsa i.is diploma In fssa.
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TACOMA WHEAE MARKET.

TACOMA. June 1s.--Wheat - Milling
price, No. club. FAC, No. biaeeSeua, gscs
export price, nominal.
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

Everett Edmcnds. Snonornish Route
Two round trips daily. except Sunday.
n eisct Nov. -, 1885 Leaves Seattle 7:4a
N, AZ 2. M. leaves Everett 10 q. m. (;
Everett landing. Merchants dock. Con-
peess with Str Flyer for Tacoma: with
ef Mtkado for Snohom,sh: with train for
Monte Crss:o and way stations. Tele-
tAcne Red ~.
FRANK W. GoonHrE. Manager.
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m. NuLTNoMAH
DATLY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At r. 81.
FARE TO TACOMA. Is CENTS.
nm CITY OF ABERDEEN
(ExcEpT SUNDAY
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At 10 A. H.
FARE TO TACOMA. Is CENTS.
III 4 Main. CITY DOCK, Agent.
CAPT. l. WILEY. Manager.
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.

Steamer MARY r. pERLEY.
Laws Caibraith's dock, foot of Washing
s. street. for Sylvan Grove, Bremerton.
&. d Navy Yard. Charleston. Sidney. at
~ ., e.. t:ae p. M: Sundays. TOO p. N.
hssufning. leaves Sidney at Gas a. m.
r:lir g.; Navy Yard. 200 a. m. i2.S5 p.
u saturday nights, leave Sidney. 600
e'tjoct Navy Yard. go Telephone. Red
ii OpAn for charter on Sundays