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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-29

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
HEALTH REPORT FOR NAY.
Seatfle's Death Rate shows EavOra
bly, With That of other Cities.

The May report Of the city department of
health was made public yesterday. 1t
shows Seattle 70 be one OF the most health
ful cities in the United States. In fact,
other cities of about the same population
have much higher death rate per thou
sand that the Queen City of the Pacific
Northwest. For instance. Bridgeport.
Conn, with population Of 5000. lost 1901
lives for every thousand inhabitants, and
Lowell. Mass. suffered 1921 deaths for
each 1000 Of her $500 residents. In Ten
nessee, Memphis. with sl147, and Nash
VILE. with sI.754 souls. had a death rate re-
spectively of 22.34 and IL. e. Ii is also in
teresting 10 note that the death rate OF Los
Angeles. 1910, San Francisco. ls.l2. and
Oakland 12e0 show Seattle, with a death
rate OF 1o.10, TO be far more healthy than
CALIFORNIA; cities that boast of their uu-
paralleled climate and other conditions
that are so conducive toward health.
Another agreeable feature OF the report
is that the death rate in May of this year
is smaller than in March or April for Sc
attic, and that her sanitary conditions are
improving, despite the sensational alarms
10 the contrary. In this connection II
might be wei 10 note that only four deaths
occurred from dphtheria out of twenty
one reported cases and though there were
forty-;hree eases Of measles there were no
deaths. More deaths resulted from dis
eases of the circulatory system than from
any other cause, and more people sue
cumbed TO the ravages Of pneumonia than
from any other single disease. Deaths
from violence were few-only one from
drowning. one from burns and two from
shocks caused by surgical operations.
In the same report is a statement from
the slaughter house. This shows that the
live stock market OF Seattle has been very
active. ana goes far 10 prove that the gen.
erai tendency OF Seattle markets is up
ward; 1886 cattle 3.722 sheep. 2,i45 hogs, SEQ
veal and % goats were killed
1t is reassuring 10 know that when one
goes into a Seattle restaurant and orders
mutton he stands only one chance in 20 Of
getting goat.
The report is very carefully and elabor-
ateiy prepared and the board of health
should be commended for their painstak-
ing efforts.
The causes OF the 80 deaths are shown in
the report as follows: Diphtheria, 4: tn-
herculosis. pulmonary. 4; tuberculosis
other, 2: cancer OF breast, ]: cancer OF In
testines, ? general debility, 2: senllity. 5:
atrophy Of liver. l; ciFrhosis OF liver. I:
dysentery. /; gastro-enteritis. !: peritoni-
lis, J; angina pectoris. /: hemorrhage.
cerebral, 2; heart disease. 4, heart disease
vayular. 3; fatty degeneration Of heart. !.
hypertrophy OF heart. /: cholera infant,irn.
]. commissions. !: hamilton : drowning.
i: burns, /: shock. surgical operation. ?;
total -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January I and
for WedneAdaY.

Real estate transactions since January |.
1885. are 81, SEQ 90. There were flied for
record Wednesday Is deeds. aggregating
s6,o27. Following is a list:
1. II Ford ct TX, by w D. Lambuth, at
torney, to /. L. Lerner. Ma lot ). blk 8. Sc
aitle Homestead Association LIST add. June
I. q. C., 81.
Mrs j. f. McLynsn 10 Mary w. Dow.
Park add 10 Slaughter May %. is97 500.
f. \. Mckenzie. by d. A. McKcszIe, at
torney, 70 Ellen a. Sawyer, lot l. blk 5.
Terry's IN add. May IS. 81.
j. c. Kenyon ct ux TO Margaret Rayner,
lots . to s. blk p woodlawn add to Green
Lake, June /. sos.
Mary Vernon and husband. ". H. 10
Jennie Pells. lots Is and l6. blk S. Gilman
Park. June 5. $3.50
Thomas f. Cormode ct ux to Clarence
G. Carr, lots 10 and II. blk II. Latona add.
Sarah r Bennett TO Aubrey Bennett. lots
l. :. 70 T. blk II. Edes & knights add.
4. II. BOYD. as receiver Of Bank of Au-
burn. TO J. G Mortified. sn interest I'm lots
J and 2. blk ?. Billiards. plat of Slaughter.
June g. 1897. $3.50.
par, lot and east IS feet lot {. blk /.
Slaughter March 10 quit calm. sloo.
james G MerriGell et ux. TO John Wood
ing undi. lots and .. blk 2. Ballard's plat
OF Slaughter. March y. quit claim. $500.
James o. Aerr.fieid 81 TX Ia John -
Barnes. undi4 lots and 2 blk .. Billiards.
pie, Of Slaughter, March =, quit claim.
John G. Barnes e TX. 10 James C. Merri-
ns,d. part lot and east s6 feet lot 4. blk
I. s,augrter. March r. 7uit claim. SEQ.
John WccdiaE % Edwin Z Bissen part
lot 3 and east p feet lot & blk :. Slaughter,
lots ard . h'k 2, Billiards. plat Of Slaugh-
tcF April n 800
John g. Barnes ct ux to Edward n. BIS
sell urS1s ots Z ard 2, blk =: part lots
and {. By / Ba!lara's plat % Slaughter.
r,-.t,. =. r.t-.. ,,.,o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10

NoRTHN EST NEWS NOTES.

y coiored volunteer company is being or
gaaized at Tacoma.
Harry Morgan. Of Port Townsend. died
from the effects ot Il sunstToke last Mon
day.
John Macrsady. an old-ttme resfden, Of
Tacoma. did Monday al Tacoma. aged q
years.
The crews on the Tartar and Msnauense
nelunled last saturday. Twenty men
were arrested.
h.as resigned his Office after two DAYS ser.
vice lie has had two citizens arres ed
fer assault and battery.
\ toll bridge has been bsftt across Ola.
total charge = = cents for horse and man
ana 20 CENTS FOR foot passengers.
Or. J. f. Bingham % Waiia Waila. has
~, ~. 2 appointed post surgeon al Fort Wsl.a
has been ordered "a Washington.
Maurice Colbrook- OF Vancouver. II. g.
ptacAay saved a young .ad% from drown
j. an Aour Before being rescued
The l.apps aFsogt ninety ia number. Who
pas viii laave shorty for S. Niraa@f
on the schooner Louise J. Kenny
TIE Mlnis srial Alliance - Tacoma has
adopted st8o2g condemns terry ressfflt.ors
4sslns; Mayer Nickeus FOR commencement,
tiIs one system against gambling ard pros
Tuition
TIE military company organized recently
a5 Pa nlaH has e}eeted FOR captain = man
~ me nax,a - B30zer. he has hesa a
csaeie2 for ave yeas. aud IL wcl} q4a,ffied
Ter ths position.
lssnk Trimbs aad the Dowd brothers o.
Lewiston. Idaho have turned hack on re
range nearly leo head % stock cattle t1a
u1a-kes having h~en recently forced 9ywn
sevsrss dollars per head.
Gov. Rogers has sent a letter 70 Mrs
Grs1ley, widow ~ fhe late Capt Csrf8iev
MO commanded tAe ols zspsa during the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
MARINE NEWS

HOQUIAM, June S-Arrivea-For Ho-
GUAM. sehr Pioneer. from Port Hartford.
and schr Webfoot and schr Cleaner. from
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 9.--Arrived-Str
Arcata, from Coos bay; str San Mateo.
from Departure bay. sh Louis Walsh, from
Tacoma; sh &. F. Sargent, from Seattle.
Sailed-Str Grace Dollar. from Seattle:
schr Joseph and Henry. from Coquile riv-
er: schr Mayfiower, from Coquille river;
str City OF Topeka, from Seattle
PORT BLAkELEY. June S4-Arrived-
Schr +. .. Redfeld. from Newport.
ASTORIA June s.-Sailed-Str Oregon,
for San Francisco.
SOUTH BEND. June a.-Sailed-Bk Au-
reoia. for San Francisco.
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TIE vesthcund traa~continental freight
tariff advancing freight rates all along
ihs .3Ge. which has hseH agreed 70 ~ all
the transcoa1jnerlal railroads Will so into
erect en- June =, according - advance
copies or the Transc3nftnent8i Freight Bu-
rFaU'S westhouHd tariff. which were -
ce.ved oy the local officers Of several roads
yesterday Tire Hew .ariT Will not pc
placed iu the hands q Shippers for some
DAYS yet
Tle provisions Of Tire proposed tariff
have heeu already thoroughly discussed.
J. aa3tes rex class and commodity rates
effective June = from al points east 20
81 North Psc'f3C coast terminals showing
advances Of from Is 20 - per cent. via
al Hines All freight leaving its point ~
origin after june = VII ~ subject q the
new rates Tire main advance are 81
6ulky freight. dry E9asts &c On aeavv
ia -yIWare and hesry iron aud steel the
rates are uot So materially advanced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10

81 ssess. siS.i e ssaafs. SIS. HIGH
rex 5aares. BIN ard Up. HOE. B@vel SD
srx fks-.zca Ted. EEssa Ces1fng. y. hes4sd
o. -sa[.z Nos T. ard or 8 inca 50
EsS Nos l. and = ssrca. l.<sa sas. NOS
!, : and s. A-ssra. go lbs. ssfft2 Lath. SO
1ey weight -fzsL feet IL
Waahsrgfon He'd reg5z- ES2neer-Eo
Ens level sizing weight 20 lbs ul
slis.5e. Ceilings. weights. Nos. 1. = and !
ssxs-gEea l,s0 ses. Noz- J. and = Asx5
thea. 4 re los: Nos. l. : and :. Axs-izea.
80 Ils sszss11 Uas1srotsax, sis2s4 Rus
lie s-sNS 80 sntrgies. stas. standard
Nlssaxses 81 l. 0s1e-anch finish Il, IL and Is
fee sy1s4 Thick Snish. s@EfA Cedar
squares = g. and 10 feet I&1M Bat.
ssns aGssc per 100 insai feet Picksts.
81
Ksln-aried. 81 IL. advance or green Dray-
age &c
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POWER.

The feeling OF Rover 4.
did one as there .. Ia q. -.
When ven kaow that Va. =.
to any task that may % ~s~ssal
fore yen. You cannot hur -. -
hut how few men there -.
different stations ef life wAe . -
OF u. h"eh fewer than zee 49,.
imasine. Loss of strenxtA s..s.....
In men from 'a"ses too n.nssss .
mentioE. nser-exertSon !. =
the cosuoness. An indsvsx--s =
stead Of exercising all of -
tions I'm equal proportion. r.. &.
to excess. And "a a matte.
auence he begins TO set u>.A. -
there Is at least ore wax
he may recover his strraxaA. .
by using the "Hudynu~
III he does be will pass tAr~-~.. =
following stages
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10

IN July. At the close Jsiv was lac irwer
ard September 7sssFIzse lgwer
Tire excessive rains n rne cara belt
caused rrzcss 70 rifle Srro-z IN spite Of
TIE heayt1sss In wheat July closed &c
higher
Sympathy with ecrr and urfavorahle
crop report caused strength IN cats. Jaiy
eso<esi sz TIC higher
The selling pressure in provisions WAS
apparently relieved. ard there Was buying
hg Iaekers WHO have been sellers hereto
F0r~ tails meath. TIE close showed a3-
T11ees az around. &c in pork and l1fec
each n lard and ribs
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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t,rnerni Limitations

Flour Receipts n 50 Harrass. EXPORTS.
80 barrels. market veal and lower
Whsaf-r txpcrts E(4 So bushels expo~ts.
s." al aHsh"As spot. weak No red 81 II
Z . a.. cut}0nS oueued Hrm and advanced
oa strong rahse< elt failed - retain gain.
bearieh TrN!zirs on prospective hesrfsh
govern T'srt report ca,iys1 q break nF ssFf
l$c hs.ew last nights close, No. . red.
Jnlv g;7- s. &c
Nous- Steady
Coyee-fea:ioor duil paints lover. Sslas
- bags Including Jure = -A, TuIy 20.
rEsot RIO du1. NJ : }nvoic" esoc. No :
tonainx - w.13 dlr Co~fava. St-If5i-r-
SuEar-Raw firm far refining zs4c: CEN
:T5fuEal. - test. 5-lsc. refined Hrrp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Post-IDtelligencer
TATOOSI. June S. D. m.--Rarome ter.
2.si: cloudy: wind west. ten miles Out
ward. last night, steamer, at ) p. M;
steamer Wellington. at Ia:i5 "a. m; a
schooner. at 3:l5 p. IN. Inward, tug at
ie:4a a m
NEAH BAY. June "a p. m.-Clear.
light southwest wind.
PORT ANGELES June Al p. ul.-Ba-
rouleter. 29,ao: clear: dense fog in the
Straits: wind west, twelve miles. Tugs
Tyee and Sea Lion. ships Joseph Brown,
Columbia and Indiana in the harboF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10

hattie Of Manila. v-.t@ Q.s condolences On
the death Of the cslsszF1
Wendell Han. on l.E', Democratic pol
isscian and legislative candidate Of Spc-
kane, was found guilty 81 tIls~tanplng AT
Davenport and dnsd - and costs. IN de-
fault az payment or which he now Ian
guishes IN sail
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The Power is Going Ps.s
Prenatnreness Alwaya
Less stopped.
Confidence Retnraa
Health and fuu visor As.s~

Hut beware. "HuGyana car - s
only from fEndsonian Saecse,. -
AZ is the one thing that win ..-.-
ta you your full aud perfecs 49,.
III yen have abused your vs.AJ
granted yen nv Nature. do -
discouraged "Hudyan'' win u.
yen your posScr back. Sena Il, =.
circulars and testimonials 49,
what it has done sor 2sl.oa0 otke, .
fercrs. Noa can have medical ss.a,.
free. too. If YEN VIII but AK =. !.
And then. again. IL there il -.
blood faint I'm your hatly. a. =.
.3o-day bleed care" circular.. -.
are free, 100. That reus,ksA.
cure expels nh traces Of the No..
from your system and makes -. :.
clean as a ncw-borH babe. h !.
rs certain to cure all such eaaa. -
"Hudsan" is 80 restore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
FOREnsN MARKETS
Financial.

NEW YORK. June s-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here were quiet and
steady today. The rise was somewhat aid
Ell by the withdrawal OF eco 600 of Jap
ancse coin frctn the Bank of England for
Japan.
Spanish Ia were fat.
Americans were ilfelesS. The length OF
the forthcoming account " again an active
speculation. There are difficulties in the
corn trade owing 10 the failing in prices.
One important firm is gossiped about in
this connection.
Grand Trunk was good on favorable
traffic estimates
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haaxe OF Schedule.

y change vi shortly he Effected in the
schedule - EAe wfliev Navigation com
fany+s steamers between Seattle ana plsrrl-
PA Tee &ai.noEnah @t0 be rua "a an
eSc-asis~ Passenger steamer on regular
f'sae- The ttTv ot Aberdeen wil hansi.s
tne freight business
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Closing Quotations.
Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. June 9--Today's state
nent of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $192. l25 $685.
gold reserve sl6S. 020 55i
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THE SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheaf-So club. &c: No. biuests-n,
&c. milling wheat, No club. &c; No.
bSGesgen, 7sc
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PIG Tron-W Warrants e FesS "a
Copper AXE 81 ~tli1la
T.n-<iE ial5fs ~
Spe}trr-s4 49,
Lads T-'e.517L The firm tA7t rxes
tA~ selling price for miners ara ssue}ters
quotes ,ea3 A. g - a. fhe close.
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. June 8. iSS
Fair weather.
q. g. DEPARTMENT OF AGR-~CIr
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU,
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle June 4 1883
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fsAt'f Esif}< "a Sna-2ualas5e aext Sur
asy. Tran iravss So a. IT. s@ave. xfan
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On the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market was firm: creamery. iSni5t4c:
dairy. 13at5,2c: eggs. steady: fresh. 9l2c.
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SAN FaAsCisG0 Markets.
BreadstuHs.

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.--LocaIly
wheat IL stu entirely nominal. No. much
doing In spot barley. Marke, lower. No
changes In cats
sst1f quotations were:
E'iaur-Nei cash for family extras. SEQ
$50. fsakers' extras. ss-2S0s.I.
ing g. ssk3i 60
barley Fesd. s,i7i4aise: brewing. lisa
cass~Poor n fair. sl.so91 .s2S: good to
eholcc. 81 zgttssl y5ls. fancy feed. 80:
gray. 81 ssl-1a ! .. milling. N-Ssaih: sur
prise. 81 .49SEi-E.
Fssur-auarter sacks $50. do Oregon.
So: wheat. centais.. i.i.9: Washington.
g.as1: cats. censals Washington. l.55o:
beans, sacks, asia; corn, centals. % do,
Eastern. 4.eoe; potatoes. sacks. 2ssS:
gen. 10 Washington. I,5sz mlddlings.
sacks q hay. tong. 10: wool bales. SIC:
hides. e.4sI: ra!slns. boxes, 6.0is. quick
giivsr, TASKS S. wine. gallons. ~. 100.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady; December. si.ss1&: May.
Eariey--weak: Dceenbsr sl.lsF>
Cofn-I.arge yellow, si-o2izafl.o@-
wooI and Hops
Wooi-Fali Southern coas; lambs. 7asc:
san Joaquin lambs: 'GISc; northern lambs.
ii4i2c: san Joaquin plains. 'asc' Hum
Hops-3sal2i4c.
Produce, Frnif. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING s2e.5sg22.5o; bran.
slt8 is.50 per ton.
Hay-Whsat, s2iq2i: wheat and oats.
sa0Gr22. alfalfa si2.50If350: clover, nomi-
raj: stock. nominal. compressed wheat.
s2laf29 per ton; straw. per bale. 50ls5e
gelahlss-S.iveTskin onions 506Isec:
garlic. neg, 4ft6c green peas. 15cafsi:
string beans. 44fac per IN; bay squash. 75cff
81 box fancy asparagus, S2-5o4f2. %: egg
plant. iA5fi2isc: chli green peppers. Ice
i1fSe: Thuharh. s5eyT5c.
Frnss--Apples. choice. slMi.s0; strawher
ries s97Ie gooseberries, lac Ter ID;
cherries black, aGrsac. peaches. 409x79c:
pisnss 40dge5c: oranges. raveis. &.1aH3:
Mexican lines. repack. s3-s0st4. common
California lemons Tscffsi, choice Calif0r-
MA lefnons 81 z56si.5a: bananas. sIMa per
bunch; pineapples. 81 5oai3 per dozen.
Butter~Fancy creamery. l9c: 10 seconds.
Isafistsc. fancy dairy, Tie; do seconds.
I6Ni7c.
Cheese~-New, 81; Young America, lo5
ies@c. Eastern. l2Ii3c
Eggs-Store. fi3fiSc. fancy ranch. 15p
ist4c, Eastern. ttzGi i5c
Poultry trkey gobblerS ilui2c ID: old
rooStrrs 81 sj%is58. young roosters. $500
\. small hrGs.ers 81. 1J6i2 80; large brotieFs.
s}sia50: fryers. s4gfs50. hens. s4n45o. Old
ducks. s313.50s young ducks s3efi.50: geese.
Tsc4Isi pair. goslIngs, siasi.2,; old pigeons,
81; young pigeons, s, Sal. -.
ExchMnge.
Sterling on London, sixty days. sass,
sight. f&S1is
Financial.
fuaSA
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ruE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO June s,--Cattlc were IN good
demand AYERS Elug ifN9lze higher than NJ
tha cia&e q fAe week. Choice steers 500
S e.. medium 81 Sssft -, beef steers s. 7zse
4.Si. steeke-s ara feeders, s. %S35. COWS ard
heifers Sdl9lssSl, Gamers. s1esei9.s5;
caiNes NfY-.
r0r> V~re ei4ssEs higher. fair - choice
net'9f25 -. packers Sc @ASss 20; butchers
sa5ess4i5, usNcd 8 4-'eslie-iz. llgh;. s. %
ga "a, piss g SsffH&i
To4ay'a trade IN sheep Was active az
yesterdays advance native sheen. s. orr
3. CLIPPED 9aruts - 5AQE. wooded lambs
s. &as}s p. spr3Hr lambs g. &ssis "a
Receipts Cattle, - 60 hogs. eG"sQ.
saecp I3eo
Omaha.
OMAHA Juae a-S'attje-~ RerstptS ! ri
head. tfsRrkeT steady ~ lower native heef
stsee2 t$ssAS WeS1eTn ~teers - %3g4 a.
Texas steers &7S8t& 3, COWS and netserz.
S.@af%.sa. stockers and feeders, $4g& ~.
buis< ard sf8ES Sst3
Hogs Receipts 80 head. ra-ka+ -
higher: heavy. 8 essi4 a'txed g aFfs - +;
NEAt g s@sff"&, }v3tk ~ ssiez e Aefa aS
sheer Receipts. - head rAvSct
s.rpne sair - ehnice natives g. rsiI4 ~.
f1tr 80 choice Westerns s. as g.. lam -
s. a
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VAN CAMPS Tomato SOUP r1osgxh
- - peep.e- Price ISe- Ask your arEces
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

aeaft1s Sssre :. 1sss.
Exchanges IT Die SSatsss. Tsas-zs. $40
k1nA ard Portland Gearing a2s@<4 today
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Boston stock Market.

BOSTON. June p
Or. Short Line - lBos & Butte -. 81.
Bos. & Mod ....9t0 lParrott -. 49,. 2i2s
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Bren Ia.

LIVERPOOL. June a.-Caosing quota
lions: Wheat-Spot no red. No. north
ern spring firm: futures closed quiet: July
IS: September IS Sd: December. "a lid: No.
2 red northern winter firm at Ss I'd.
Corn-Spot, American new firm at SIS
flsad: July steady at ss Cad: September.
steady at "a 3S4d
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. June 9-Closing quotations:
Canadian Pacific $50: bar silver weak at
G.ikd per ounce; money. ilhl per cent.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. June s.-wheat--cIab. 7s7 &C
baiestex9 sIMSsc.
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RI. was Cue 10 tire .s~ga Increase il earl
srgw shown wFsh tAe sGynns ~ DlEaSsE1.
weather. TIE local gas se4-szF1Eses were al
stE,yrg nozh on the exchange asI n tfsc
c9s~<sse market or renewed tax 81 ccfs-
sglsaassoa ~ al exiat3ng cRf1 aaEisS- s5ls
ere streEgsA was res sGsiy cza4nt4tFssd asAa4
The close
Railroad bends wers active AID tire deal
tn@s we're wess distributed. Prices we're
better held than stocks. though there Has
a yielding IN me early afternoon rsssssz1siE
81 ta<s speculative iInez Est5 g subsequent
ratig Teal &sie~ were s. uZ5.s.A United
States rev IS coD20n dsest-ssd IA ana Fhs
old n regular advanced = IN tie Did price
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. Ia per cent. last loaEs
per esnt: prime mercantile paper, 80
Per cent; sterEing exchange steady, VIII
actual business in ankers bills at 81 8s1
ssfs for demand and a. sass. ~ - Tor -
days. poste3 Fates, st.sS,zgstss. CONNER
csal Bills 81 ~. ~. ~. silver eerttass,es
ss5s sEstsssc: oar SILVER. 5essc. Mexican DOL
lars. ssizc.
Government bonds, Irregular; state bonds,
dull railroad 1oR5S. easier
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local Report-Maximum temper
azure. IS degrees; minimum, -. mean, 20.
Weather. clear. No rain.
q. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BAM
Occidental block. Seattle. VA

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANk
Occidental block. Seattle. WeA
@dpiidl 80 80 - :
OFFICERS AND TRU5IED-e
Jacob FuTth ........... ............k
Arthur a Denny ..v Vice Pyee
Holm f.aary Second vise Pre-
James r. Hayden. Manager, Csshf
Jos. r. Greenieaf ...... Assistant -
Sigmuud Schwa bacher,. John coA'1
L. o.. Neufelder. +. ], Bioo&N
Trausacts a savings bank bussEN
elusiveiy
Interest allowed per annuKn. - =
cent. on term deposits. 4 per cent
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days q ~
November Loans made on real CO.
approved cciiaterals only.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-21

Britons Welcome the Liner After
Her Service In the Spanish War,
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 2O.-The re-
turn of the American line steamship
st. Louis on her first trip since the war.
In which she served as an auxiliary
cruiser in the United States navy, was
celebrated by a great popular demon
Stration.
American flags were flying from the
pubic buildings, great quantities Of
bunting were displayed throughout the
town, the chimes Of Holyrood church
were rung, and salutes were fired in her
honor from the town and quay.
A party comprising 200 prominent
men, including the members of the
chamber of commerce, went out in a.
tugboat to meet the big ship, and as
she sailed in to her dock the St. Louis
was greeted with cheers from the thou
sands of persons who filed the auays.
Vice President Hamilton, of the
southampton chamber of commerce
addressed the passengers and visitors
IN the ships library. He congratu-
lated the American line on the services
Of the st. Louis and her sister ships in
the war with Spain, and dila ted on the
friendly relations between the United
States and Great Britain. Capt. Ran
die reSpOnded