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Farm Association, with $&No capital Tasv
VIII buy about 100 acres and manage asi-
nSsineHs On she community plan.
The recent school census OF Ccsfax Shows
membership az $50. an increase % SIS
during the pas, year ee
indian Agent Morse. by direction az RE
: nise1 states court. removed the house
aotd oesongsngs - Dansss fHsiier from n
lhe lapuSh reservation the decree b.
ing {Aat Fallen had no rights on tire .es-
ervatfon. TIE Puilens are N Alaska. Tier
sooos were Placed N cared ~ a nesshhor
meeting OF the bankers Of Within IN
county was held in Ca.fax Monday for shr
purpose q taking action on the new reys-
1ue LAW, so FAR As 81 pertains To hanks
lac meeting was held IN the First Ma
0ossal bank ard organized itself into 4
x. a,Ansi1l organization. 10 Se known as
TIE t'ssoGse RaakerS Association. 4
tcosioss. president ~ she Ss.cosi National
nank OF Soifax, Vas elected pressssen, ana
ESsWln I. CONAN, cashier 81 the Fgrsi
NaiiosAsl hank Of Colfax. was elected s9S-
fetary. Tie meeting voted that when the
new revenue law goes into effect. july
i, All STAMPS nor checks and drafts. as
as1ered by the new Law. must he PAID f>r
os TIRE customers OF the hank The ssss-
eiation viii meet again July ., Ashi vii.
hold regular meetings II the future.
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New Mounted Police Stations for
the Northwest Territory.
TRAVEL IS MADE VERY EASY,
10 10 Now Possible to Make the Jour.
ney to and From Dawson With
eoe sne Burden - Packing Large
Quantities Of Suppltes-LonEeat
Instance Between stations sixty
Aiies-Poliee DO Good work.

lie establishment Of a number Of new
mounted police stations along the Yukon
river and its upper connec;ions makes il
possible TO make the trip TO and from
Dawson without the burden of packing
large quantities Of supplies Many Of the
police stations ara only log cabins with
Few policemen and q sergeant in
charge AT all OF them. however, meals
can be secured at reasonable prices.
The longest stretch between stations ur-
der the new arrangement is sixty miles
This is between the post at the mouth CT
the Stewart river and Meat Raft station.
The trail over this distance is sad to -
in good condition. and can Re covered n
day. From the post at Five FINGER
rapids TO the next post. at the mouth Of
the Little Salmon. 10 the next longest
stretch. the distance being fifty-;ive miles
The shortest distance between stations 10
eighteen miles. from Dawson to Ainslee
II the id-burdened miners OF Dawson
decide TO bring their yellow stun up the
river instead Of taking IL down to ST
Michael and making the long ocean voy-
age these stations viii be found OF great
value. There are no less than sixteen
stations between Dawson and Oyea. and
their presence viii prevent any attempt
at robbery. BY eating at the stations the
outcoming miners will be able to make
the trip In nineteen days.
The relocated mounted policeman. who
IS found almost everywhere throughout
the Northwest territory, has long been an
ever faithful friend TO the miners bound
up and down the river
Tell your troubles 10 A policeman" ap-
plies 10 every kind OF trouble in the H.
terror. and the telling always brings forth
assistance. II you canno; make your boat
float. go 10 a policeman. and he will show
you how TO fix it. II you are out OF bak-
ing powder, or salt. or some other nee
essary, the policeman always mas some
reserve stock on which to draw. If YOU
have lost your way. the policeman can
always set you right. II you have been
robbed, he will. in nine cases out OF ten
recover the stolen property and punish the
robber II your boat Is dashed 10 pieces
the policeman is usually on hand to pull
you out, even though he warned you at
the head OF the rapids OF the danger Of
running them. The miners cannot say too
much for the Woodworking men who
spend the best part Of their lives in the
cold North. keeping peace and helping
"tenderfeet.''
The official list OF new and old police
stations has Just reached here. The first
column OF distances is that between sta
tons the other the total distance from
Dawson. 1t follows:
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRAN -ISCO. June %1.-Ssgle1-~Si ?
fegon. Astoria. str Wing Crow. NsnaSfno:
son " obf, ct ';rl'S HartoF; TX Fresno.
Pert Gamble Tx Cle-maria. Seattle. sch
Wing cyrus Port TcwnSf nd
COOS fA' 1Ut - -~Arrive8--Str Ar
cata from san Francisco.
REDo%TO. June s.-Sa,ifd-Sch =. A
T0zyer. FOR Grays Hafoor
NASATI0. June 3a-Saisd-Ek Car
roi7oa for pl;ca EavboT
ASTORIA Jurs sa--sa:lf3-str Fl!hu
Thompson. Ter 81 Michael
TACOMA June 1s-ArrIvssi-flr str CO..
lumbta from f-i0go: ~fty :. ( Seattle. from
Alaska, str Queen rrcm San Francisco.
Sallsd-Br SIR Fltzc!arencs. str cay u
Topeka. or ASIA
HONOLULU. June sa-Arrivel-Bkt L,
kftk4tut from Port Ludlow
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Libel SUITS PREPARsxG.
SOapy Smith ana deputy Mo1ohAl
Taylor Want DaasGes.

PORT TOWNSEND. June @--Adviess
brought Down from Skagway on the
steamship Cottage City saday. are 10 the
snecf that JET Il Smith. comm only known
So "SoapS" Smith. OF Skagway. has re-
tanned counsel fer the purpose % bringing
a libel suit against the san Francisco Ex-
arnissr for defamation OF character. The
libel - IAe outcome OF an article sent from
Port Townsend by the Examiners sreciSi
correspondent. connecting Saith indirect
~ with sEo recent robbery and murder Of
q 1lulaito woman named Wilson. IN Skag-
WAY.
United States Deputy Marshal s. 5. Tay-
iaF. az Skagway, has also employed s'oun-
SCI - bring u suit for libel against the
Seattle Times. growing out 81 the publ
ealicn il the Times Of an article rejecting
On fis Integrity - an atTtcer. aud also
receiving n dlsyv ~ money said 70 have
been Stolen from the murdered Wilson wo-
man. In bosh cases damages IN the sum
Of ssS.Dso are demanded.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches To Post-Inteiligencer.
TATOOSH. June % 4 p nn,-Barcmeter,
81 IS: cloudy. wind south ten miles. Out
side. bound ina small steamer In tow of
steam schooner. Inward-Steamer Min
neapoiis in tow OF steam schooner Ma
varrn Il noon; q steamer. y - =. N. In
the straits, bound out-A bark In tow OF
Rahboni.
CT.ALLAN June 81 p. rn.--Cloudy:
Nsa, southwest wind.
pYsfiT. june So p. m.-Clear; light
northwest wind.
PORT ANGELES. June 81 ?. m
Barometer. S.if. clear. wind northwest
Twelve miles. Tug Nigilant a. the dock.
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BRf.NITiES.

The Central ". c. #. Z. Viii meet IN
room SO, fifth floor, Seattle National Bank
building today AZ ESQ Delegates from
the state convention VIII report. a full
attendance is desired
a meeting Of the Third Ward Equal Suf-
frage Cub viii he he'd This evening AZ
Stewards hall. corner NJ Twentieth avenue
ana Madison street. Rev. a : Gregg and
Judge G. :. kenasberg ana others win ad-
dresJ the meeting
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CHICAGO. June a--Cattie we're in god
demand At sironxer prices; mixec, 0sg
choice s;eerx 81 Ss95 S: medium. s. eo>l %.
beef steers. Aic0%S; cows and helters.
g 1904: calves. 81; westerns. g. $zE4N
Hogs were slow ard lower; packers. $50
Gas: butchers, 0SQSs5. ssockers and
feeders. C-50GS.
Sheep were n good demand A. steady
prices. common. $500; choace muttons.
ksou4- 3: ianhs. ESGA&. spring lambs.
81 H4ATa
Rec-apt.-Csttle. 1880: hogs. H.on.
sheep, ik06.
Oaahe.
OMAHA. June 3a-Castle-Recelpts. L.
40 head: market strong, 5glac higher: ia
tive beef steers. saq49; western steers,
a. E94S: Texas steers. G5e74-3e; cows
and heifsrs. C-D94S, stcckers and feed
ers S ssT4.&a
Hoss-Recesp,s soc head: market %
igc lower; heavy. 4s1sss g mixed. sAs2g
Sheep Receipts I.sce; market strong:
fair 70 enoice na, = Is sagAas: Jar 10
stock sheep. <ssealas: lambs. $4.soQs.
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THE WOOL MARKER


LONDON, June 3D.--The wool sales were
large, with many buyers. The number Of
bales were la.0s. including a lot Of WOODS
suitable for America.
Tire following are the sales tn detail:
New South Wales. 100 bales-scoured.
loirduis I'd.
Queensland. / 40 bales-scoured washed.
lizs; gray sissislzd.
Victoria. loe bales-scoured 7ddis Sgd:
West Australia. go bales-scoured Is 2'ai
@is 5i1d.
Tasmania 100 bales-scoured. eogis;
New zealand, 500 haies-scoured sisd9
Is 4d: greasy. 5ixdgiid,
Cape Good Hope and Natal 600 bales
Greasy, 5i2dl5isd.
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0peaastu2n-

San FRANCISCO. June se-whea, at
1nicago Is higher. owing TO continued re-
po!,b OF poor crop prospects from tina
Northwest The local speculative market
though buying was at a .tand.tIiI' Rarssx
iohowed the course OF wheat and both spot
ard futures are higher. No change in
oals' out me market is In good shape.
tatious were:
Fiour-Set for family extras. ss1s.1e:
bakers extras. A5sa4.s5.
w Wh.sass1shipping. n-Sgi-zs: choice mill
Bariey-Feed. a.l5QI2O: brewing. a.soa
Oats oass-s :; to fair. asai, s7.: good to
gray, n...i,l1 .s.is: milling. 81 s.l-ai.g7:
Surprise. sl.3Jal-#
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. ALTO; do Oregon.
Iess: wheat. cen,als. IL: do Oregon, IL
oats. eeDtais. 3.s35: beans. sacks, So; corn,
centals. 500: potatoes. sacks 4g-0; onions.
sacks, 80: bran. sacks. 30: do Oregon.
20: middlings. sacks. II: do Oregon. 81;
- rassins. boxes 1856; quicksilver. TASKS.
III: wine. gallons. "a. $50
Closing QuOtatsoms
Wheat-s,eadIer; December. sl.ass.
Eariey-Not quoted.
Corn-Large yellow, $lsft.02iA
Wool and HopA-
Woot-Spring Nevada foaI4c: Oregon.
Eastern. iyal2c Northern, l46fl5c. FaI,
Northern mountain. sTiic. San joaquin
mountain, suloc: Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo. cEfsc
Hops-sa12isc.
Produce, Frutt. Etc
Fruit-Peaches. 2asf5ac; piurns aSnsnc
per box; oranges. Valencia. N-51sI3; lem
ons. common California 81 5osi2: lemons.
choice California. <2g3: bananas Sl43
buoch; pineapples. s2Q3 d0z.
Buttcr-Fancy creamery lSc: seconds
I.Hii,ze; fancy dairy. le4istzc; seconds,
iti-9fisc
cheese-New, sssi+c: Young America.
TIlc. Eastern, I2ai3c.
Eggs-Store. l2mi8c: fancy ranch, lfisG1
lsiec; Eastern. l2ni5c.
Poultry Turkey gobblers l0Giic Id: old
roossers G,5asf4: young roosters tsa- 50;
Fmall bro,ers. $2zf3: large brolers. So 506f4:
fryers. $3sf5: hens. <sd4,6o: old ducks Ssap
3.25: young ducks. sid45e; geese. 15c6fsi
pair; g0s,ings. Sal Is old pigeons, 81 IS:
young pigeons. Si.2sdi1.
Exchange.
Sterling on London sixty DAYS. Ass:
sterling on London, sight. A.5.
stock hoard Adjourns TIN Tuesday
Stock and exchange board today ad-
1ourHed until Tuesday. July 5.
Financial.
Silver bars go. ssA Drafts Signe -. l7y4
Mex dolls 4Gi.I45a.i Telegraph :. :. -
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, June 3G.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram: The
stock markets here. Including Americans.
were steady. but without business. There
was no special feature.
The reduction in the bank Of Engiand's
discount rate has come a week sooner
than expected. Ii was good policy OF the
directors, however, TO make the move
uent, for they have done much larger
loan business than they would have done
otherwise. Probably g. oe0.o0o was lent TO-
day. the money being wanted for the GUS
tognary half yearly requirements.
A Dutch loan for 81. $1,000 forins tabout
S23 80 go is announced, the interest be-
ing three per cent. Speyer Bros. and the
Union bank of London. will receive sub
scrip,ions In London. An Indian loan for
es. 600,0U Is expected within the next ten
days.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. June so-Ciosing-Canadian
Pacific, S5M; Grand Trunk S.
Bar silver. q 5-l6d per ounce; money n
= LIVERPOOL. June sn.--Wheat futures
closed quiet; July 6s 4l9d. September IS
leigd.
t.orn-July steady at 3s I'D September.
IS sad: October. IS fi4d
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, June 3D-Toiay's state
rnent of the condition of the treasury
shows: -
Available cash balance =. ...... s2ol, 49, 20
IO!l rscSIft-. +'--.-'+--*'- AoVrf'"siSo
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inch, LIZ lbs; Nos. 4. ; ana 4 sxs-snca,
- o Msg. Wainscotsn&, nAeN- Rux.
IS feet. t2k09- Thick nnlsh, fS&R cedsr
squares. !. As and 10 feet, 11s6N. ~
tens. H0Ac per 10 ilneai feet Picketa
Klsn-dried, 8 In advance OF green. Dr.y.
age. 5sc.
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Total sales
General Quotations


-Four Receipts g 50 caeyefs. exports
ia>" barrels. Market olened arm. hat
e8sef uT
naea5 Rere}pts - 80 t.sshe}s. exrs9rts
- 80 bushels SFse& easy Ne : ~e~f ~ T..
( n = 3sptscr~ o{se1s~t q shade easier on
eSa pgss -tfr< csb,t~ best advanced n eye
srins. Inspired bs had rTap HesS. following
this by a break unie- large yea. .EsnE: No
rel JJjF cAoz.s.i az 1si.c
fssrfs-Tt1
t'afs~ 49, OPTIONS osveoSi steady. AZ
changed 20 poIots Algaer Sales. = 80
Gags 500 Re agb. Ne : invoice. Sc:
N lnh9%og. -. Nj dun. ccr5oTA
ssesSy5-
saxar- Raw du8 a14 barely steady eair
-sFtatEs- SAec centrifugal. s~-s@-s 50. Re
rrsa QGls; cs1i steAsty-
~ ir~n-~Natrauts s. 5H1s s..
Csp1er-I~sGs. <,sti ~.
Tg1-si- ; 81S -
Sge.fer 81 Ss4571
f>~st- s. sat IT, rv77 that rxes .As
s~}.las ssAcc soT miners ard sznslss~s soc4aa
t.~" =. - 80 80 -
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June 30-Perfect weather
throughout the winter wheat belt ~ IA
soraols for the continuance az harvesting
and threshing operations gave wheat a
period OF convalesccnce from the bull
fever that RACED IN the pit the latter half
Of the session yesterday. Those who dag
nused the opening conditions We're un-
skilled IN inc symptoms ~ that variable
maIady. In fifteen minutes the fever had
asain reached the stage II had attained
me DAY before and in another hour moth
Ing could be heard hut shoats for wheat
and cries ~ ruined crops
September started slightly under yester-
days close. hat IL very Il .Iickiy began an
upward movement that reached great Ill
nensions. both In volume az transactions
ard the extent of the advance
Shorts. who had been congratulattng
themselves at the start became uneasy
when the price OF September reached So
ana commenced 10 feel thoroughiy alarmed
when IL got above ssixc pantss stricken
when IL began climbing from ss,isc 10 ss7.c:
July IN The same time had adv anced
crop reports etnana;ing from peopl. IN
the trade In far Western cities were Of
an exaggerated nature rs to rust and
damage to wheat some OF them suggestive
OF actual crop failure.
The advance was ali lost on reports
from sources convsrsant with the broad
general features or the crop over the en-
tire country which Indicated "a crop ~
unusual magnitude. after ali allowance
was mace fer heaxy damasa in a good
Current reports a yield fully rs large as
in 1871 when IL was 81 IN ~ bushels anI
the unused surplus az ,hat crop weighed
the wheat duty III France was partly tg-
nored here. ~ the close July showed
loss II a. ana September ~. The ab-
bcsrtsh In corn. July closed a. lower
Continued covering by shorts. rainy
weather conditions, unfavorabie crop re-
portS an1 ,hc rally IN corr advances oats
The early gain VAS all lost IN sympathy
with the drop ~ the Other grains. Joiy
closed with loss 81 isus<c
The feeling in provisions was hcertsh oa
large receipts ~ hogs and a decline 10
prices Al TIE yards, rork left on @'so
lower and lara " lower.
wheat. No. =.
Opening Highest. Lowest. ciosinS,
5 81 $685. Il: i: s. .s,..,:ss,
81 81 8 IS S: s =: i:
se,s BIB, - E f. Is 7.u:sr
Me.. Fork. Per narrcL
Liz lsls as - - rs. g
Lard. Fer 100 Peuna..
ss1s - - So g,
>ner, R,s., re- 100 Pounds.
~ ssS. ~ q: s. So So 80
cash Quotations.
w 6sai,. S s.. " : ,ss.c. NJ, spHa~
oa,s-Ss !: @'.e=> Nc. Waite, -
s1.4' NJ. : Wesise. @5A.8-ass.
rarfvs-No = Asrt4-
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THAT is A GRAND AND A
y GREAT THING To BE ABLE To
SAY. TO KNOW THAT YOU ARE
A WHOLE. MAN Is TO KNOW
THAT IOU ARE A SPECIMEN
Il OF THE HIGHEST CREATION.
YOU ARE NOT a WHOLE MAN.
Il THOUGH. IL YOU HAVE TIRED
LIMBS. WEAK KNEES, LACK
OF CONFIDENCE IN YOUR
OWN POM ERS. OR A DULL
II FEEiINC or GLOOM AND
i CARE. TIE WHOLE MAN is THE
II ONE WHO FEELS I.IFE'S
3 BLOOD BOUNDING THROUGH
HIS VEINS. CARRYING FULL
JOY WITH 1T. II YoU ARE NOT
SUCH \ NAN AS THIS. WHAT
HAS CAUSED YOU TO BE
y PUMP ENcESSES IN YOUTH,
PERHAPS. But MEN OFTEN Go
TO fsNCESS, TOO. WASTE Fol-
LOWS, AND A HAT.r-MAN Is
THE RESULT. ''HUDYAN."
THE GREAT REMEDIO-TREAT-
MENT OF THEHunSONiAN DOC
TORS. THOUGH. WILL MAKE A
MAN OF YOU AGAIN III YOU
ARE SUFFERING FROM THE
EFFECTS or FOLLY. IT RE
CREATES VITAL FORCE AND
SENDS NlRiLITY TO wEAk-
LiNGS. TT HAS DONE THIS FOR
seaoo MEN. AND THOUSANDS OF
THEN WE'RE MORE DEBlII-
II TATED THAN YOU ARR. To-
DAY. SEND FOR ABSOLUTELY
FREE CIRCULARS AND TESTI-
MoNiAI,S. TELLING YOU
WHAT IT Is AND WHAT II
HAS DONE. SEND FOR FREE
MEDICAL, ADVICE. TOO. IN 4
h MONTH YOUR FRIENDS WON'T
KNOW YoC. AND you WILL
RE ABLE TO SAY AGAIN WITH
TRUTH, /
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THE COTTON MARKET.


New York.
NEW YORK. June 3o.-Cottou very duns
middling, l5-lSc.
New OPleana-
NEW ORLEANS, June N.-Cotton-Duu
and easy; uatddlings. 15-l6c.
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~ ATER FRONT NOTES

ship Occidental sailed yesterday rncrr-
lnE iasded w}sh coal for ssa FRANCHISES.
TIE TORPEDO b0at Boszn took spia
around t0e Sound yesterday. returning n
TIE evening
Several nsa Tx vessels ara expected 20
rive shortly from the fishing grounds
a. Cape Egattsry
Sea s7sh}p EIn@ Thonr% nr IS expected
- arrive from Portland an1 Astoria Sac
goss - =. M.cHReI w3ta freight
@AGNtES RAND and Mss. E3ruEn5s
a. Madison park tonight. july !.
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WAGNER'S BAND and Mrs. Eds,anas
a; Madison park tonight. July l.
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II AM A MAN.

Blood faint In all ito forms is cured by
''3l~fiay blood cure" Circulars shout 10
are free, too. II YOU any sign, wife
and ask FOR them. Watch loose teeth,
copper cofOred spots. etc.
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Of the Treasury.
TODAY's WEATHER.

TODAY'S WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland, June 80. 1898.
Fair; warmer.
J. D. DEPARTMENT or A0RsCUIS
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
NAVY pyfYY F~rYN
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GYNDpGlS

Seattle Local Report-Maximum temper
AZURE. 70 degrees; minimum. 50. mean 81;
weather clear; no rain.
c.. " SALISBURY
Section Director, Weather HuraaA
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Several cases Of EiAz8ers are repcr.es
SsroEg sorsss near Blue crsss. fiSa, mics
slA~sA - tTf@7a9a
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Boston Stock Market.

BOSTON, June d.
or. Short Lane . Bos. & Eu,te =. Z5s
Bos. & Mn ...30S
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NEW YORK. June 3a-Tae continued
dullaess OF the stock glarke. today Jusiined
the Judgment OF the stock exchange Snat
for Saturdays halliday. great part OF
ssday's business consisted OF chasing up
and evening up cid contracts preparatory
20 the shree-days cessation OF trading.
Stock exchange members had insisted
upon hoaiing a session to afford opportun-
!ty 20 sell stocks. In the fear Of what mas
now actually come 20 pass. and prices are
found al an extremely hixa level. firmly
maintained. Business continued largely
professional but there was some commits
sion house business dene. TIE outside buy
ing being attributed 10 Western sources,
and being especially manifest in the Gran
gers II sympathy with the improvement
sugar continued It's advance, but lost II
before tho day closed. Peoples Gas was
UP at one time ~ points and Brooklyn
Transit gained a point movement 10
realize on che days advances late In the
afternoon Gauss! a sharp reaction. which
was most marked 10 the stocks which had
shown the largest gains. and In which To-
bacco also shared. Pullman showed a fur
tier striking advance ana touched ngi4-
The buying = said 10 be due 10 q dislri
button Of the couApanys large surplus.
Doubts over some Interpretation of the
new revenue law, which goes into force
tomorrow. had an influence In curtailing
speculation.
In bonds there was a reaction In Texas
Pacific seconds on realizing. Otherwise
prices were firmly held Total sales. S.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, 1adls. per cent: closed
al Ia per cent: prime mercantile paper,
514 per cent. Sterling exchange easier
with actual business In bankers bills at
HsS1sa Ma for demand. and at 81 sfsq
4.s4% for sixty days; posted rates. 81 sfy
ssa; commercial bills, $i3. Silver GER
tificates. ssixussi.c. Bar silver, 5st.c Mex
lean dollars. Sac. Government bonds
strong State bonds duh. Railroad bonds
strong.
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PORTLAND. June a-waeas-warYa
Waila. &c. valley and blueSsem eaHSsr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-01
rmE SEATTLE Markets.

se.sspess was rather quiet yesterday. The
80 naeu In particular report dun trade.
- eou,en.ssi0n houses OF Western avenue
ss~<sYsa busy but general sales we're Light
~ receipts OF produce and fruits were
ssragfeyries are sta Ia market Job
a s5cgsi per case, bur are waning
n,os.,ar favor Peaches, apysco;s ard
ss.srs are III god demand. aad are fast
xE,,r.a at!ng ihe earlier fruits. Cherries are
- n.sutifuI The sour or pie cherry -
EenninS 70 snow up. and is meeting with
Sssv raie currants are weaker.
vsxx ard butter are quite steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-01

TACOMA, June 1.-whsat-Cluh enr.
nsuerten Sc w.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28
FRANK G.. BOSTOCK.


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