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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-06
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. June 4-There was no
trace left today Of the reae.l0nery tend
encv manifest in the stock market late
yesterday. The change might be account
ed for I'm two ways. First. the adoption
hy the senate Of the revenue bill 7uthoriz-
ing an issue of bonds and treasury certif-
Gates Second the professional spectators
who sold stocks and took their profits early
In the week and were anxious 10 get back
NJ low prices.
The second explanation Is more likely 20
he true. II wss evident before the oren-
ing OF the market today that II would be
difficult 10 effect any further decline In
prices. M London has advanced Amsfi-
cans large fraction all around. London
made much of the action OF the senate
I'm adopting the bond provision and was also
Influenced by the persistent rnvrors from
Paris and even from Madrid that Spain
was seeking n way to peace. The Spanish
bought Spanish a. heavily on tbis runor
and effected a sharp advance IN the price
II ia probable that the buying OF Amert-
rans in London was in part on e3aIsd or
defs frcsu New York by purchasers too
eager 20 await the opening here NO ae-
count was taken OF the reported sinking
OF an American collier In the mouth or
Santiago harhor az twas accepted as
measure for bioeksding the harhor.
The runners or the destruction or the
SpansSh fleet had mere effect ana prices
advanced lHiovansIv all through the Est
when the hank statement first appeared.
there was some pressure 20 SCH, pS traders
who make II . role 20 always sal SOCKS
decrease Bgt better araiySis o. the re-
surr, soon led TO renewed buying. The use
81 money reflected in the loan advance. -
a f~atuxe or TIRE hgl~sresS outlook. The
market vt<As active and strong. n near me
tor PRICES. net gains IN the c1Se or most
active stocks ranging between one ana TWO
points AMI In exceptional cases above mat
Attention - attracted hv the govern
merits statement Sf the amount OF money
n circulation IN ths country June L whfch
- stated AZ 81 ssa NS -. exclusive or the
holdings of the United States treasury
This IS a circulation per CAPITA OF ga - me
Increase in circulation fn Nav a1ope WAS
SIS. las sal, % which 81 SS.Ssf was a gold
For the vesr the circulating med uni waS
expanded $3.50 Ie& 9sl. and of saiS slSs- ssss
"a ef Eold. TIE Caantgy's net gelt I'M
t,arts 81 neariy si1a0 ess} IN liquidation OF
tie trada balance appears n The ctTNgia-
tlor, But that this amount OF nst IN
ror;s 81 gold comes anywhere near edNc'-
trr fnai settlement Of the trade Gaiahce
gf the wear is not conceivable
The trade balance for the ascAt NeSF N
cli~ favor Will certainly approach near
s.sse 10 est compared with the E@eaisst
vgav5aua faycra2e balance OF less tash
sslss Asf en-
pgnAs have distinctly Shown Tire broad
sa,nS pressure Of Idle money. SEEKING EN-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 1 anu
for SATURDAY,

Real estate transactions since January l..
isss, are si.si4.sss.ss There were filed for
record Saturday four deeds, aggregating
s5.65e Following is n list
Abram II. Lavender e. ux. TO c. r.
Pomeroy. lots II. Il, IA. - and i6, block 7,
Chau'auqua Beach. June 5. lSs5. $500.
ss T. T. n s' go exa DsococS, ne o.
June ?. 500
A. A. Denny ct Tx. 10 william L. Halbe.
.ofs and 8. block $50. A. A. Denny's
Broadway add. June l. $40.
Margaret J. Pontins to Ada l.. Pouisd
lots 9 and :. block 81, suppl plat OF Pom
tins adj. Nav q. Si.2s0.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 20 Observation-Disclosures
TAToosH. June 5. ?. n.-Baro,neter
sa:os, clear; wind east - n1iles inward
\ steamer. : n. m: tug Wandsrer u -
y. m O1tward-Steam schr Albion, -:59
a. m; steamer. 80 p. IN; a British war
saip. $50 n. M.
NEAH PAY. June 6--Ciear; Light cas-.
wind: tug WaDderer In bay.
Cf-AII.AM. June Clear: brisk east
wind.
PORT ANGELES. Jaite s--Raromete-
II 10: ciear. calm: tug Tisilant and sh J.
T. Brown IN haYtsSr
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CHIC AGO MAR E.fS.
The Hoard OF Trade.

CHICAGO jane 4--TAe sunshine ana
warmth that was qucEening the growth IN
TIE field lowered prices in the wheat pit
seday. JAY closed with a loss Of lac and
September i'sc- Corn leEt on lac and oats
Isssc lower.
The predoninatiES factor in wheat q ~
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Word TO the wise Is suffi-
Gent. You can recover
your strength. You can
look the world fairly in the
eye, and meet all your
friends on an equal footing
IL you will take the trouble
to try. Ask what "Hudyan"
has done for weak men sike
you? The reply viii bs
more convincing than you
dream Of. 0.oo0 people
testify 20 It's power. And
out Of that immense num-
her fully half did not hope
for the grand help that
"Huayan" gives.
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ksass Vas the weather. ana thss ras tAvor-
a6ie. Essrope was @Sfs3 Up fov September.
Besrcosn cassl~si thai sae weather IN
FTaree mAs Bal. ThEs latter stem OF IN
fcFz1atfar Old fsst aTscz local sases. There
weFe hssx &s1fis from Kansas Of cso~t
h@r-5Esng description. ard reports frczs,
EaaagrwT q rslss ia the wheat crap Of HUI
rzrv. Even ttat could rot overcome she
kearf-snsss that had so suddenly sired the
crowd IN about forty minutes after the
orers-E September. whscE clnsed yesterday
There was a rather nervo1s feeling In JULY
however. SSorts were disposed TO cover
end there was some demand for tbs long
account TIE crowd however. which had
yesterday. got discouraged az The tams-
Bsss and weakness displayed. As the cl1se
drew near. they attempted 20 Hquiiase and
tire strength which had ruled in July early
feeling gathered in Intensity IN September.
sni that month suffered a ssil further de-
cline.
Ch!caro receipts were e cars. seven Of
them contract. and "a 30 bushels were In
SPECIFIED cut OF store MInnearol ard Du-
luth received 1s& cars against SO year
ago. The seaboard elearanees OF wheat
ard -four for the day were equal TO ses 100
bushels. July opened I<e lower. At ss,xIa4c.
sold 40 TO 49,. down 10 saisc. no 10 s4sec.
fell or TO &c ara firYsed Cd 70 s.s.c. al the
close. September began ssss.sc lower. at
1s1 1s9ssc. sod down 10 PC. rallied 10 TasSc.
declined 10 Tsisc aud rose S5sae. the clos
Ing ngure- An easier feeling was display
ed IN corn on lower cables large receipts
and favorable weather for the growing
crop Export demand has disappeared.
July opened isc lower. at 53d53isc. sold
DOWN steadily 20 s2ssc. then eteadied to
32&Iaz%sc at the close
There was so<ne changing from July 70
September In oats. july started xc of.
sold M 10 2fQe4sc, resting ar that figure.
The frrness In provisions at the start
was basel on the small receIpts OF hogs
and an advance Of 5frloc In prices at the
Yards Selling by packers turned prices
downward. july pork started Sc higher, at
81. sold up 70 s1f.65 then dropped steadily
TO sfo.67 ar the ciose. July lard opened I'M
changed az 18Th and cold dowa TO sG01l-.
july RIBS be gan sfzc higher. at s5.s75s. ad-
vaneed to s5s5. then declined TO s5.T5 at the
ffasN
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MARINE NEWS.

NOQV'rAH Wash, June z~Sai'ed-Tag
Traveller. for Seattle 20 go on cry dock "a
b. caDiked ard repaired
Citizens have decided 20 hold n cele-
hratsou here Juiy 4 ard are making Big
prepare lions.
Hoqui8Yn IS experiencing letter t.rnes az
present than * has since the hp1m, i'm lssa.
Everyone 81 busy Houses are going up.
vessels building. water SYSTEM SONG ia.
etc
Saile9-SThr Glendale from AbeTds ea
FOR san Francisco. Arrfred~-schr Norma.
from Central America for Houu3am. Ar
rived ya@tef,}av-scbr 4 =. HfN. from,
Ventura for Eoqutann. Sailed~S.hr john
r Miller frcrs HoGUiam fer San Fran
cisco. str S-SDa3 from HoQulam for San
Francisco.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. June 4-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegrarn says:
The stock markets were quiet here to
dav. The tone was steady. but consols
and india issues were shade lower. It
is said eonsols have been sold by holders
in order 10 release funds for the pur-
chase of the new Greek loan recently is-
sued, and which Is being sold In London
with about Il per cent. premium. There
are run1ors that large Indian loan is
imminent, but the rumor Is probably pre-
mature. India was quite a large buyer
OF Americans. Americans We're steady
and quiet and mostly above the New YorA
parity Spanish bonds were strong. The
London money market Is 1ss.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, June 4--CTesing: Canadian
Pacific, s7tx: Grand Trunk Sss. Bar ST.
yer. steady; 27iad per ounce. Money, ga
per cent.
Brendstuns.
LIVERPOOL. June 4--Wheat-Firm
cargoes OFF coast. nothing doing; cargoes
on passage, steadler; wheat and -four In
Paris. dull.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June 4.-cattie were in fairly
good demand at about unchanged prices.
Choice steers si90m535: medium. 81 500
$50; cows and hefers. 81 40uA.s0: Gamers
81 5osf3. IS: Western fed, sfff4&.
Hogs were in good demand: prices strong
at an advance OF 6sIi0c; fair to choice
si.lIItsl; packers. $3.eod415: butchers.
s4.oafIi35: mixed, HAZE: lights. 81 7sfi4.2l
Sheep were held at steady prices: ma
tive sheep s35on3.sa; clipped lambs, Afi5;
wooded lambs, se05; spring lambs. $3.50
e5n
Receipts-Ca,,le. 600; hogs. 1900; sheep.
?o0o.
Omaha.
OMAHA. June 4.--Cattle-Marke. active
and steady: receipts, 1900 head: native beef
steers. ST4so: Western steers. So s5a4 so:
COWS and hcifers. s.. 50fT4 20, stockers and
feeders S4lf5 20; bulls and stags g.. snef4
Hogs-Receipis. s.eao: market 5Tlne high
er: heavy sta5ff4 IL: mixed sin5ff4 10.
light. A5a9f5 10: bulk Of sales s4g1i4ffA 10.
Sheep Receipts. 100: market. steady:
fair 10 choice natives. 81 seu4. -: fair 70
choice Westerns, ss.1eai.a0; lambs. A259
= 10
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Br~aasfnns.


SAX FRANCISCO. Juns swss.. !.
neifn.fsas. Futures are scwer. na-ses
80 Fia0f. auset susssrss ous-,ea ,-s.rs..-
~ improved later Taere il strong fs.s..
spot Quotations were.
t.5ur-S Net .cash for farus1y extras. 4 "a
@s~s. e@ksfs' extras. G-EHsE
g., sfat-naippaEg. nominal. milling. c.sg
fssrisy-Feed. n-aai2sss: brewing. rr
e, oss.-rps a.. e e.. rs'r gsas ~ 300 70
ssay. I, Z,sgi s. milling, u-xs1I O.: sur
Flolr. quarter sacks seee: wheat. esn-
so: cats. centals. Oregon. 80. besns
sacks. Lit: corn, centaIs. Eastern. ! sse.
potatoes. sacks, 3.7ie; onions. Jacks. i.sss:
sacks. 20. hay. iona al; wool bass rs.
u; wine. gallons. 81. so.
Closing Quofassons.
Gall boa-d sales were:
Wnsat-luiet. December 81 %gss
Earisy-QEsiet: December. G,Isls.
oorn-,,asgs Yellow. a-o2ss0i6.
woeI and Heps.
Wcol-Fail: Southern coast lambs n
e. san ,,J Jo,ssauis lambs, Tasc: Northern
Hunbo.di and Mendoc.rsn, fifIfsc.
If0ps-snlzssc
Prsdac~. Fratt. Etc.
Miiistaffs-M iddlings. aso5eg 50: bran.
sissfi55g per ton.
Hay--Whesf, sap6si: wheat and oas sao
@zI; alfalfa. sl2sII2. clover, nominal. s.ork
nominal. compressed wheat, tsi4fa4 straw.
per bale. 7fsfF5c.
Negstaplss-po;atoea River Rurbsnks
a1os BE. River Reds. sons9c; Oregon Bar
banks, 4oefeoc; silverskin onions. s5dIs0c:
garlic, new, f55e. green peas N,csrsl
string beans. e9ri8c per 10: summer
squash. Snf-x9 per box; Mexican toua-
toes, sI-f5 per box: fancy asparagus. 81 q
n1.0. egg plant. l2iezti5c: cs.iI green pep
pers. l2iz4lisc.
Fruis-App.es choice, GaIso: common.
.gstsac; fanny Strawberries, 5Gsc; goose
berries. iIii9c: cherries black. gya 40c:
white and red. Lss9oc: peaches socf1si Is.
plurns. vlassc; oranges. navels, S2613 80:
California lemons, .25Gi.5o: bananas. si1
2 per bunch.
Butter-Fancy creamery. Isc: do seconds.
iGqi7c.
cheese-Sew. &c: California cream chea-
dar. legile: Young America. p6iolsc:
Egss-store. ig,salnsc: fancy ranch. Is
ffisc. Eastern ItAsIfsc
Ponltry-Turkey gobblers. lGSfIfc per 10:
Old rooatfrs, StN45o; young ROSTERS STA
9 70: small broiiers. ss.25fg3: largsebro.'ers.
staei.so; flyers. $3.50; hens, H.i915 80:
cd ducks, t3l3.5o: young ducks, fsG74 80:
geese f5casl per pair: gosiings sffl 20.
Old pigeons, II: young pigeons. f.25fflI5.
Exchange.
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The Bank state ment.

Isegaf tenuer .,,......+ ...s..,+. fet ~
f gspn1s,s ''.''' " is5a, '' '.'..
The banks now hold s52,2i 700 in excess
OF the requirements of the z per cent. rule.
banks. contrary 10 all expectations. seem
10 have found use for all the money they
received fraru various sources last week.
II had been confidently predicted thai the
statement for the seven days ending June
would show large gain in surplus re-
serve but the actual facts. as revealed by
the clearing house totals are that while
cash increased 81. s9S. 400, the expansion In
deposits OF si3.sl2 go sweilea the reserve
requirements over s.. go. coo. bringing about
q decrease In surplus holdings OF sl,4s4soo.
Naturally such a result tends to place the
money market on a frmer basis. although
"a excess cash amounting 70 more than
So, 0c0 900 is In bank vaults here. there "a
little likelihood that rates Will attain a
higher level The heavy increase Of Sl1.-
Sqa, 90 In loans il an encouraging feature.
The banks are rapidly regaining the b 9Th
point attained In deposits previous TO the
opening OF March. since Aprii 30 they
have added ssf. 500 00o 10 their loans. while
deposits are nearly s5i.00,e0o larger. The
loan total for the current week. however.
IL forty millions lower than reported or
February IS and deposits are sinai o. bv
So. go oio than on the same date The loan
decrease represents in large part sterling
bills sold 70 expedite gold imports. while
the material difference in the decrease IN
deposits as compared with loans = evil
dence Of gold received and s;ill held: II
return 10 the interior movement and heavy
Disbursements by the government since the
beginning Of the ~sF.
General Quotations.
rldur-Rcecipfs. . $50 barrels: exports
- cal barrels; market cIIset but he'd firm.
Whsat--Receipts e$l,SI5 bushels: exports.
s. SO bushels; spot. firm; No. red. Sis
T. O. h. Options opened firm and near
months we're supported during the fore
noon by covering. stimulated by higher
Liverpool cables. crop damage reports and
light interior receipts. No. red July
closeti 81 ora.
Wool~steady: fleece. iea22e; Texas. Isa
Itc
Hons Ffrmer: Pacific coast. 1897. I21l4c
t>orfse-opiions. duh hA3Ie POINTS ret
lower. ~aiee e@o hays. inci8dlnE Decesn-
her 9se. suos Rio. dull; Ne : invoice
ea~e: No. : tobhing. s5sc: mid, duh. Cor
siaxa >lsEfitisc.
suaar-Raw firm fair refining. ss.c.
rsntrifuxai 81 test. ALEC, refined firm
graduated. 5Asc: cut leaf. sac
Metals.
Pig .ron-warEants. quiet: Northern. sll
aiIl5.
Copper-T.ake. steady: sllGllea.
Tin-Quiet.
I.ea1-Qule, sea.
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Closing Quotations.
Condition OF the Treasury,

WASHINGTON. June 4--Today's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance .......... 1924 sis eas
God reserve ...................... 40, ai3 943
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.nrs ,iurinr nnonth 1sT. eccumu,atad ex-
cess of daily mean temperature since jan
uary /, 1i.15: average daily excess since
January !. IL.
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T0DAY's WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland, June ). isss.
Fair.
Q. q. DEPARTMENT OF AGR-cyy.
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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: PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

Seattle. Everett, 4 whatcom Route.
Sale OF Washington leaves Seattle daily
exgept saturday al 10 p. IN.
Seattle. Everett and La Conner Route
Steamer Fairhayen leaves Seattle daily
except Sunday ct a. M. calling at Ey-
>erett going north Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday; going south Monday. Wednes-
DAY and Friday.
Telephone. Main SlI. Yesier Dock.
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What you ought 70 te-s
Mani IL you were that now
your knees would not shake.
your sleep would be sweet
and you would not have
that dread you have today
OF meeting people. At all
times tired. at all times dull
and full OF gloom, you are
Hct A man-you are n child.
What one of natures func-
tons can you tistactorily
perform? Not one. You
cannot even take the rest
she gives you In comfort
Be a man,
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HUMBOLDT. FOR Frisco. June :. ? a. IA
sharp. Reduced rate. ia5 Yssler way.
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The uussonlaa doctors alone can ave
Sou "HuAyanr and they aIons can give
you "s9-day blood cure whicI drives all
blood tasaf--whsther In the tertiary, sec
ondary or primary fcrrl-=out Of ire sys-
ten Ask for free circulars about the
blood cure, too X you want any medical
advice. don't BE- afraid 20 ask for IL. IL
viii re given you freely and gladly.
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4 Al The weak back shows want
OF strength. But ''Hud-
AlZyan" makes weak backs
n strong. Nervousness shows
abuse-ia some way-cf
power. 'tHudysn' makes
up for the in9iscrs.ion.
Your brain IL only capable
OF Doing certain amount
OF work. but X you have
ovsrwcrksd Il "Hu5yan"
viii surely replaces the vital
ity which, your ind.screst
la5ors have exhausted. VIII
you write ard ask for abso~
iutely free circulars aad
testimonials, telling you
what 1t baa done for others?
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rrp urfrTONoMAH

STR. MULToNoMAH
F. DAILY,
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT r. ~.
FARE gETwEEN SEATTLE AND IA.
COMA. 50 CENTS
ROUND TRIP. 81 CENTS
Tel Main ST. CITY DOCK. Agent
CAPT. Ia WILEY. Manager.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.


Leaves Gaisrafth dock. foot OF wash!nR.
Ton street. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdays at : o'clock n. m. for kfngSfon,
Port Gamble Seabeek. BrInnon Holly
Dewatto f4illiwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union City Returns alternate daya
ID. TROUTMAN. Master.
Telephone. lied ISL
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Receipts and Shipments.


Butter-Market firm: creamery. 13ai5Mc
dairy. IisfI3c.
Eggs-Steady: fresh. 9iIc.
Cheese-Steady at 7i4@1a4e.
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Omaha.
THE COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4-Cotton-
Quiet and steady: m!ddl!ng. Lie
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VAN CAMPS Tomato Coup. Enough
Ger Elk people. Price Isc- Ask>your grocer.
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AyeEdEt TfSC1ta3FAt97s = = F.7sFFsf . IT
years. 2.ss inches: total deficiency IN pre-
cipltation during mcnta, Ass f5cass. acssss-
rnuiateS deficiency IN precipitation since
January l. 1.fs inches
Number of clear days. =. partly cicudy
days. u: cloudy days. g.
GEORGE " SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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sTRs GARLAND AND EvANoEzA

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock SUM
DAYS Tuesdays and Thursdays at ll:A
p. N. for Port Townsend Port Williams.
pnngcness Port Angelica Port Crescent.
Cettys5urg Pysht, Clallam Bay aud Neah
Bay: returning. arrives At Seattle y. m.
e, opposite days Steamer Evangel leaves
sY@ier dock Tor Port Townsend. Port
Angeles and Victoria Mondays. wednes-
SEATTLE alternate days at $50 .. m, Tel.
Main ta6.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying ". =. Mail
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock, foot af Main
street. $3.50 a. M. calling al South Beach,
Burcheil. Brick Yard; Brenaerton. u. 8.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
Chico Slfverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
ssNsyy station az 2. m. arrives Seattle
at d. IN. II. n. Robinson. master, Lilly
Rogaraus * Co. agents. Telephono
Main 81.
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IT, indicates trace of precipitation.
Mean atmospheric pressure. 1877: high
est pressure, so 2s, on the 7th; lowest pres
sure So So on the Sist
Mean temperature. ell: highest temper
ature. 50. on the 2oth: lowest temperature,
A. on the ed: greatest daily range OF
temperature, 81. on the 18th; least daily
range of temperature. 10. on the s1st.
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stockton. MARIE. and Ellis Sts.
san Francisco, Csiifsr.D
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Cargo

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-17

New York, Feb. ia special copy
right cable to the Evening World from
Havana says the officers of the Maine
state the explosion was in the central
magazine, and that the Maine was
raised out of the water and then went
partially to pieces. The dispatch con-
tinues:
''All the officers but the surgeon were
in the ward room at the moment of the
explosion. Then came the stupendous
shock. All the officers below rushed on
deck, but could get no further than
the middle superstructure on deck. Only
a very pitiable few of the $50 of the
Jack Tars got from below. The water
rushed over them and many were
stunned and drowned but not mangled.
1t is not likely that more than 40 sail
ors were saved. The officers on deck
narrowly escaped. In the junior Off
GERS mess hall all had to Chamber out
in wreckage waist deep; one ladder
from the after torpedo compartment
was damned with men struggling up
for life All agree that a double ex-
plosion occurred from the natural re-
suit of an underwater explosion of the
magazines"
CRIES OF ANGUISH.
The dispatch says that the account of
the passengers on the Ward line