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ten -. s-fo sacks - IN bale. &: s-fn sacks.
Sc IN hale Sc. i9-yo sacks. = n bzts. -

ten. -: s-ro sacks. = IN bale. &: s-Te sacks.
So In bale. s.. E-Io sacks. . n oais. y
Canned Goods.
Canned Vegetables sso5bsngl--Tomatoes.
1s.-sb. 3isffz5: tomatoes. gallons. G.se.
Silver sale.d. sl-Io; sugar pess. sscgS
s1S9, stFlng teams. s1-uS.ss: Lana SeA1s.
81: Boston baked beans. $ SEES: nu =
Canned Fruits-Table licbb.nz,-A sso-t-
ed. sl-so: apr.cots sl-.S; blackaerrtes. 81 :;
Bartlett Pears. A,s: whi:e sner5,es 4
grapes. s. sci. q: plgms. 81 ,s.sxi.s9 sooss-
tJohnson's5. ssSs Il Pie-A.sorted. gallon
.ln.. s. seFTs =: ss.-r, tins. si.i5: peaches
81 %: aprfcots g.S. hlackherrses IN 2s.-'o
Ia. Gallon su I'm. 80 sa YEN sia. aa
grapes. zfk-!n tins. 81 10
nails. fool. and CordaEe.
Nails Cobbingl-Nex list cut steel.
2es 20 s1s s..I5; zes 20 eos wire. Sis base
TONS tu,,!e 5oo,h' sssssc per II. Humboldt
and Toledo. sc. Tyee crosscst saw. sc per
IT. Canadian racer aud raxer steel. sc per
hIe s-ss 81. $ per dozen: double biz.
. per cox. shoveis and spades7sseel y
e psT !, aos e , 8 pes soz ger M att
per doz. Plcks-Railroad. S-50s per
do E95ssHay = ard r 10 FER e. e Wss %
Steel. .eIic per H. Fiies-S and 70 per
Lawn Mowers-Great American 50 ana
10: Philadelphia. % on; Buckeye. % and III
scythes and snaths-4s per cent of.
Ice Cream Freezers-White Mountain.
30 and 10 per cent on: lightning % per
scales-Howe and Fairbanks platform.
g i-sQto per sent on list EufIalo; sg. s
list; Sponofd scales. IS per ceat. OF list
Rope Cobbingl -Aanslla. ia.-incn and
larger. ulyc per ID: 12-thread. I2c per 10:
It'll nrh NJ
larger. Ioizc; l2-taread. lie; s and 9-thread.
nlsc; iarred lath yarn. sisal. Ie1ac per 10.
.amDea IS and 10 to 50 per gel cent OF 0a
Graniteware-65 and 20 per cent. of
Oakum-Per bale. ss.50a45o.
barbed fence. sa25: green wire cloth. 81 Is
Powder oobbing,-Black blasting. per
or Jpdeon dynamite. $50 per case Of %
SSennds, 70 Per een SssegIes or hudson
$50: Golden Pheasant Sporting. ISIS
s.; Eagle Duck. I-lb kegs st per case.
shot $50; chilled shot. N.D.
Fuse-Per 1000 double tape. $3.50: triple
tape. $50.
Heavy Hardware.
Wire Rope-List.
Bar Iron Goboing)-Base sizes. NE02
per cwt: Norway iron. &c per ID.
Iron Pipe uobbing)-Wrought iron up to
IL black. 20 per cent. OF list; larger
sizes. so and 10 per cent: galvanized. ~
and under. 20 and per cent. of: larger
sizes. Is and s per cent. of list.
Sheet Zine Oobh'ng)-71sc per lb.
TIN Plate jobbingl-Charcoal plates.
charcoal plates, terne. &c. 1ix2o, 80; a0x
IS sls redipped, 2ox2s. $ls.
m enee No. :. SO: galvanized. . and Si" 10
per cent of list
Shing!e Bands--Galvanized. 4isc per ID:
black 3I1c per ID.
Solder Uobblng)--Tfnners' half-and-hale
lie per ID: extra wiping l5c
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

There ~ a scarcity In market 81 strictly
fresh ranch ssss. Yesterday duotinss
were nTfn Vt fse.
snnouns.d yesterday. a prominent prod
No raArchers, having az order - pack IN
sa,t aoa oe~.ss 81 eggs for immediate ship
the sssA rs,ship Roanoke The consignment
Will he made ,sr of Eastern stock
rseur dropped another - rtsr baFrei YES
teEtay. ..,... ~. .....,.
IN scar feed ana grain.
Tn. nshsng sshooners Carni.ns and A.
sssfr arrived ia NspFt YESTERDAY bringing
NAss pounds az hslthus Tram Cape Fiat
terry. sssnon IS reported ss vary sraTe~.
rot enough being caught TO supply the
demand
Manila rope is up again, era nav psiees
are announces fc3&S.
TIE market Is VEL stocked Win straw
ezrFfrS ard the prise e row town e -
arr ~ re erase o. faur<e she latter quo
fat4an = the r~sf rnsrket price slttcueA
q rood mary crates were aV.iseae wee
Iefesy a; ssc heinw over ripe stock
CHERRIES are very psentsful - 80 war;
~sie~. ara can = csG ssstsvsf a one e own
pee ranging frcn ~ box upwards
N~rrir~ was - market yeatevdaN. ard sod
~ s. rsr CASE
As, AsrA.s.s as, 4. se'tlne >sry sraree ard So
T'odsv's CaHforais Stet.ecr. n Is exo-,,..
- VIZ hav. sHc ms PEACHES - ne sea
al arfseoss 49, also STRIVE.
tse pr~tGes- r. 'esa- isrs far fs.ss7sxv
srstR}~.
c;rs.a- E>seyt .,.s-s sste y.easa ts-lev
iaA Mat. salekea iee3. s., bran, s..
Ia IS, <-s--s s,..s ro~ zen. rsst-
- ~'s,et.rgsas .trasfsy. S.ss'&
rss~ Ssv.c-.y er~ss car-s }ss}ae<
a-,s
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Cylinder oil. obs. 40QNc; cases. &c &C.
White Lead oobblng)-P,cneer or Carter.
20oQ-ib lots. eAc: 5oe-lo lots. Sic: less than
So ss e. s pTs eans sslnss 5ga cans cams:
N.5sGlIo; quart cans. N6HulI5.
miscellaneous.
Soap Cobbing)-seattle Savon.. 2os. Sc:
zoos. 3; Electric. aos, $40; zoos: $ 20: GU
bert CO. D so a. loss 81 Ii s coo g. Co
i00s 81 Is: Proctor & Candies Ivory. 4os.
sass; zoos 81; CASTLE. white. l2Iisc per Id:
4ze: Star, &c; Herseshoe. a5c: spearhead.
Sc: Piper Heidsick. ise,:, Scroll Tag.
S ss s sso n as cute neF chewing 1.c pail is
Q7.5o. Seal OF North Carolina rs. per ID.
Bic; iss, coo; Lime KIN. e-cz, 55c: 4-oz.
Paper eiobpinsl : Grocers' straw. &c:
butchers straw. PIC: No. MANILA. &c:
No. MANILA; &c: paper bags. less discount
Bags dobbins)-Grain. per leo Sc so; old.
per 100 ti.5o1s
Lumber and building Material.
Logs-superior quality per NJ. No. fir.
s5a7: merehantabie FIR. ssa4So No. ce-
logs $3.50. cedar shingle bolts. $500.
Fir Lumber-Rough, $9.eo; thick finish.
surfaced oue or TWO sides. \, le and L inch
lengths. Soc per III extra. one-,ncna finish-
si3ais: all vertical grain. 81 per II extra.
Flooring dressed and matched. $i1T2l;
stock boards. s-inch. s9dls: l0-inch 81 or
1850: ie~inch. sl2Gls. Fencing No :. or
e-inch. s.: No. > s.. Y or channel rustic
and drop siding weight 2eoo lbs. 3iIQI4
Fir timber lotsls and scantiug. rough
ss.5aals; 5 / 5. Z. se.50Iis; 5 4 s. slln4i.
Box boards. l3-lu and up. 3l5Q22. Bevel sid
ing Iia-inch tied. s3dlo Ceiling. V. beaded
or plain Nos l. . and ;. or 6 inch. 200
ubs. Nos J. . and Ss-inch. l. 40 his, Nos
/ 2 and g. ss-iuch 500 lbs $eGIis Lath 500
lbs weight Ss9a!i- feet 81 So
Washington Red Cedar Lumber Rough
sSas- kevel siding weight 700 lbs sl4
9i6.50 Ceilings. weights. Nos. l, ard s
inch. 1900 lbs; Nos. l. > ard 3 Sx6-inch,
zoo lbs siS9i2s. WsIuscotinE si9Glt. Rus
tic s2J7S: - shingles. $780, standard
shingles S. =. One-islch finish - IA and 10
fees sesa3l Thick finish $50 BE- Cedar
squares : 8 and 10 feet, S4rS1 Bat
tens. a&s4ec per i0 lineal feet; Pickets.
Kin dried. 81 IL advance or green Dray-
age Soc
Br.ck-Comnon. s7Qs per NJ: pressed,
s27sl5o per NJ; fire5rick. s279io; terra Gotta
Cem.n, ljohsing) Portland. X. &. q s.
So g: AIsen. E.s.
Lime .Oobn;ng)-Roche Harbor. sI.io: San
Juan. 81.
Plaster 0obsins}-Golden Gate. per Dbl.
Plaster HAIR [jobhing}- Washed. sI5o per
sack. unwashed 81 % per sack.
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SAN fnANtt>to HtRktrs.
nrcaa~tuff.,

SAN FRANCISCO. t:re ---Whes. ~ en-
tiTeiF nominal a. - shipping grades. frii-
l.~ - h@5 as-.Ne BAILEY };aS been o. t-e
QeC ..1e. ne demand t3s sVct feed : very
Tx II. Brewing nominal osfs have ha.1
N~. ,rH Nf-t quotations were.
2 '91g~N n. cash Tor family extras. E. sa1
- fske~~ cx,r1v :. --q4sT
lGa ''-''''''@- s-.'s q
barley FEED. s..:-'7gls %. brewing. SIX
oats-Pcar e. stsr. 3 saz7f e,,.- 1o,s -,
c0oter ~ 3s@,-1. fancy feed g So
graz s,-s-'..t -. milling. s. &sEsiF3. SIR
Prise. S14SsIfs.
Receipts.
cur qasrts- sacks. 80. wacat cen
IS, ~.-s', Beans. sacks -. corn. -s1fal~
Eastern. %. potatoes SACKS st-- A.
80 gen. -, o5t0Gs. sacks as. bran. Ssrss
- ndGNngs. sacks. Csc. has. tons. 81
49,. e.ses -, s,s'1ss. ntsFzshev. Is r,szss.S
ssxes. i.as., quicksilver TASKS. La. MIN.
kaSsasA .AgAA f .~
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NEW YORK Markets.


NEW YORK. June THE stock marker
showed the same conflicting. tender eiss a. ss
for several days past 5nf the reacti'"as y
element gained the upper hand during "a, aT
afternoon and effected sharp declines az.
through the list dislodgiug quite 4 IareS
amount OF stock and wiping out the mar
gins on which il Was held There was
significant period OF duliresS succeeding
this lively selling and Their began 0tnet
and steady absorption Of stocks. onerinss
being taken at the ruling price. WIN a.s
entire absence 81 any eHoFl 70 1,ahe ~
quotations. Il was sufficiently evident Tia
The purpose OF the reaction was 20 secure
stoke al the lower level
There was quite lively comm MISSION
house demand at the opening, wnich tsssea
prices OF many stocks small tr&ctlen.
There was a special SHOW OF agsFeSsss'@
strength in Brooklyn Transit. the Reading
stocks Erie frs. preferred. ara soins Oh
Street Railway and Consolidated Gas Were
also centers OF strength The pears met
this by vigorous sttacks on Union P3ci.lc
preferred all of which wese driven Gown
between Il. and points. This com oination
proved vulnerable 10 attack ana weakened
the market al it, salient points
The recoyertes in the final hour were over
a point in a number of important cases;
and net changes were mostly ssndh ana
losses predominated. The war news was
without influence on the market. .loheo.i
was quite a heavy seller here and was d
factor III weakening prices and m sl'iag
a firm tone 70 sterling exchange
The decentralization of wheat prices may
have aided the reaction. The world heavy
receipts OF wheat gave rise 10 a question
as to whether Americas next crop can De
marketed TO the hest advantage. Aataousn
money continues abundant and cheap. il
is inevitable that the approaching govern
ment bond issue should about ABSORB money
and harden rates. temporarily at least.
There was realizing in bonds TO-DAY. III
speculative issues and the tone was heaVy
Total sales were s. 10000 United states
old Is regular and the new is were per
cent. lower and the IS Is lower in ire DID
price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. steady. at 1smlle per
cent. last loans. IL per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper. 3G4 per cent Sterling ex-
change. steady with actual business IN
bankers bills at 81. s6i. q Ssi2 for demand.
and si.s4isTi. Sia. for 80 DAYS: posted rates,
81 s5al4.N; commercial bills. Si.S3ieI4. SSs.
Silver cert ficates. 5Si4959c. Bar silver.
5St4c Mexican dollars, 45i@c.
Government bonds. weak: state bonds,
dull: railroad bonds. weak.
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wheat-Uuited States and Canada.
Thu wool MAhhET.


BOSTON, June There IS Ettle mate
rial difference In the wool market This
week The ve,ume of sales foots up mod
crate. and thu tone is firm. Quotations:
Territory wools- Montana. me medium
and fine, l5Gi6c: SECURED. ssc; staple, Az.
Utah, Wyonling. etc, fine medium and
fine. itdl5c; staple. 4sc.
Australian wools-Scopred has:s, comb
ing superfine. 700f9ac; good, 6sN6Sc; aver
age 6aai6Sc: Queensland combing. toe.
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FOREIGN MARKETS,
Financial.

NEW YORK. June THE Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram says:
Censols and similar stocks were good
here today on cheap money. Speculative
stocks were easier. In view OF the settle
raent 10 begin tomorrow Foreign stocks
were weak, notably Chilean. on the re-
ported enormous issue OF government
treasury bills. Americans Were bought
here but not from influential quarters.
Milwaukee & ST. Paul and high-prfced
stocks We're top-heav. Prices closed dul-
The settlement tomorrow VIII be Favored
by cheap money.
Silver was fat on a cessation of Spanish
orders The INCREASED imports 2nd the de-
creased exports for MAY are mainly due
TO the receipt OF more food stuffs from the
United States and the leesened purchases
of goods by that country.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON June Close. Canadian Pa
cfic, SSH Grand Trunk. "a.
Bar silver-Quiet; ed per ounce.
Money-lyelA per cent.
BreadstufTs.
LIVERPOOL June .--Wheat-Cargoes
off coast buyers and sellers apart. English
lid: December es Isd.
LIVERPOOL June 3.-Wheat--Caygoes of
coast buyers and sellers apart, English
country markets dull: Liverpool wheat,
No. !. spot, dull.
Spanish Fours.
SPANISH fours-Closed at 36is. a net loss
of p.
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WASHINGTON. June 7.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. sl92, 5l3, 40:
gold reserve $le9 20. Oh.
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General Quotations.

'~berat Quotations
.oGr~Receipt~. - g2i barrels %xports-
q 90 barrels Market weak and lower
Nheat-Receipts. s2s 80 bushels exports.
.~ssssS oasSsis Spot. easy: No red s. %
Z o. b. Options opened weak ard de-
cAned under foreign selling ard heavy
@ oies. rallied on covering. hat finally
yielded 20 further bear Operations No 2
RED. July closed SAC
wooI-Ssea6y
ECps-Sgsady.
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Isc lower: heavy. c-Ssss: nixed, IS sSSs 8.
Hsh. Il Ss7a s-t-s hNlk Of sales. 2S1S.S
Saeer-Rscesnfs 40 head: market strong:
fair % choice nasiXx. sSSsTi 40. falr =
choice Westerns, lNfi. ~; iamss- s--s1
$50
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Cofee-Opticns opened dull unchanged
20 points net higher. Sales. I.sa bags. IN
Guiding July 5soc. Spot Rio. dull: No 7
invoice. Stsc; No. jobhlng. &C. Mild, dull:
Cordova, Siselsisc.
Sugar-Raw, firm. Fair refining. sac.
Metals.
Pig Tror-Warrants, Ss.7SI6.S.
Copper-TAaks. sil&eE7I2.le
Tin-S4. assIl4.s5
Spelter-S4 SSal4.f As.
Leads 1913 ~ The firm that FIXES ne
selling price for miners and SIneaterS
quotes lead at S. ~ at the close.
Visible supply.
Special cable and Geographic dispatches
to Eradstreet'S. covering the principal
points OF accumulation. indicate the fol-
lowing changes in visible supplies last
Saturday. as compared With the preceding
saturday:
Increase.
bushels.
wheat-Unfted States and Canada.
east of the Rockies ..........-..%i. al, 600
Afioaf and IN Europe 5000. 49,. +.s1aen
Worlds supply. total .........,... 2.65S 90
Corn-Cnited States and Canada
east Of the Rockies .......-.... lo. 0tse. 900
Oats-Cnited states and Canada,
east OF The Rockies ...........--. 6l1, nae
Decrease.
The combined stocks OF wheat held at
Portland. or. and Tacoma and Seattle,
Wash. show a decrease OF $4,000 bushels
for the week.
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Receipts and shipments.
Dairy Prod nets.

on the produce exchange today the but
to- market was firm. creamery. i2GI5i4c
dairy I59lSi+c.
ESgs-Stesdy SIC
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THE COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. June s.-Cottcn-Quiet:
middlings. 6 l-l6c.
New York.
NEW YORK. June 1.-Cotton-Market
quiet; middlng, 6isc.
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MiIlstufs- Miadl'ngs, so 80: bran.
sssIis - per TOT.
Fl.2: alfalfa, strait, clover. nominal; stock.
nominal. compressed wheat, xlg-i; STRAW
per 5a-e. 7ssfssc-
Potatoes River Bu-banks. so@f5oc: River
Reds. 9afS5c: Oregon Bu-banks- tezfsoc
zb.es-Sslxsr skin onions. 1855:
garlic. zssSc: green peas. .5cGN: strrg
pe erf hex s as Psr p3,'' ~ ergpiaa,.
isGTlZi4e; chilli green peppers. iosgl-isc; rhii-
barb. 1se3ssc
Fr1lffs-Applas, choice. si7iso: strawber-
berries, 1S37c: peaches, 5acfsH per box:
rlsrns. soe1lSc: oranges, navs!s N.'9gS'
aexican Lines rsgss s - SsRorhss IA a.
bananas. sIsfe per bunch
BGtter-Fancy creamery. lac: do seconds.
lS9ISize, fancy dairy. The: do seconds, 10
Cheese-New. 81: Young American, log
ioi~c: Eastern. I3l&sTlsc.
Eggs-store, l49isc: fancy ranch. i59
Pouliry-rurkey gobhlers, 1ea1ic per
pound: Gid ROSTERS, S.a0dt; young roost-
ers. soe17: small hros-ers, E..51e. 80; large
a sU Old ducks. sssss %: young ducks. ssa
4 80: geese. s5cGIN per pair; soslsngs. NI
]. 3; old pigeons. 81. young pigeons. N-2sg
Wool and Hops.
wooi-Fan. Southern coast lambs. T6sc:
San Joaquin lambs. 75fSc: Northern lambs,
IfRf2c: San Joaquin plains. iGac: Humboldt
and MendocIno, I4Tl5c,
Hops-Old crop. e112ise.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Quiet and steady. December.
81 49,
Bar.ey-Quiet: December. S117.
Corn-Larae yellow, sl0sisIloa.
Bran--sisG16.50.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty DAYS. si-S-
Sterling on London. sight, s4Nis.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 5sss Drafts-Sight -. Is
Mex. dolls ..is14 @4es. Telegraph =. III.
Mining stocks.
Alta $500. ........ sJulia -. ..--......
Alpha Con LAM. aJustice 80. -..... S
Andes 80. 1900. siKentuek Con $50. 8
BeIcher .. ........ SHADY Wash. Con =.
Belle Isle ........- Mexican u
Best & Belcher =. % Mono 49,. ........ :.
Bodie Con $3.50. :. Mount Diablo. -. :.
Bullion -. 4 Navajo -......
Bulwer Con ...... Occidental Con -. IS
Caledonia -. -. = Ophir $50. ...-.... 81
Challenge Con -. - Overinan 8
Cnolt1r " Potcsl ...-..-- IA
Confidence Il Savage
Con. Cal * Va :. 4S Scorpion -...... -.
Con. Imperial 80. ..lS.erra Nevada 80. 6o
Con. New York :. Silver Hill ........ :.
Crown Point 49,. i'll Silver King $500. :.
Exehequer = Standard 15o
Gould & Curry :. is Union Con ........ IL
Grand Prize 500. Utah Con ......... 5
Hale & Norcross. Sd Yellow Jacket 80. -
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FIRST summer evening band concert
Madison park. tonight At 8.
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FsACC ksloN 20 snoqualmle rex: SUN
day. Train leaves 80 a. m Fare. krs}
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Wheai-No club So. No. blues;ern.
sc. milling wheat. No / club. s5c. NJ !
biusStem. IS.
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BOSTON June -
Or Short Line 50 Bos. & Butte -. 2SSl
Dos. * Mon .a9 ipalvott Is
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. IUne Wlsat- .Sora!r.asly
unchanged cab. sss. blpestesn. >s,.
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VAN CAMPS Tomato Sour. Enough
Yer six people. Price j5c. Ask your grocser.
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.HsF summer evening band concert.
Madison park. ton.xiss Al 4
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June THE Liverpool mar
ket which has been steadily declining for
several days. was especially demoraliZed
today. and reported a drop equal to Sac
per bushel In July and ape in September.
with the continental markets also lower.
The crop outlook contained all that could
be desired. with the grain in large areas
ready for the reaper. The Kansas report
for June shows the condition, sl03, the
highest ever reported at this season Of
the year. The report set at rest the
rumors about chinch bugs and rust.
As result longs quickly began TO liqui-
date There were urgent short selling
cd margins Under the pressure. the mar
ket went of rapidly. The rally. which
followed was due 10 the fact that many
shorts were disposed TO take advantage Of
buying was sufficient in volume to cause
a temporary reaction. The Atlantic ex-
ports were astonishingiy heavy amounting
on wheat and flour to about 100000 bush.
els These figures gave the discouraged
bulls heart enough 20 take on some wheat
and caused many shorts 70 get out and be
phsiosophicaIly for awhile. The total stocks
IN the worlds visible supply as complied
by the Chicago Daily Trade Bulletin ana
the Liverpool Corn Trade News. are loa.-
While the crowd was batting over the
small domestic receipts on the one hand.
and hear!sh figures contested with the
worlds supply on the other, a heavy
thunder storm broke on the Board of
Trade building and settled the fight. The
shorts rushed tn get their wheat In out OF
the wet and the market became quite
strong. July closed &c and September &c
lower.
Selling orders predominated in oats.
Later. BUYERS took hold and the market
steadily advanced until a gain OF ,<c over
Yesterdays close was made. slight re-
action took pace at the close. July closed
asc lower.
After a weak opening corn berome
strong on unfavorahle crop news from
Kansas. There was no export, however.
This. together with the decline In wheat.
caused a decline in prices near the close.
July closed lac lower.
Heavy grain markets and lower prices
for live hogs weakened provisions. One or
two heavy selling orders were on the mar
ket bur on the decline there were plenty
Of buyers. July pork closed 15c lower. lard
Sc and ribs 2i.c lower.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

SEATTLE June :. ise
Exchanges a. che Seattle TaSor-ss sPo-
Hxne and Portland clearing houses TO-DAY
were as follows.
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Copper-colored spots. teeth Ioos. =. ;,
the other signs OF blood faint m.,s, +. =.
tended to. Ask for free "thirfy-d~. z q g
cure circulars. That remedy disss..sss -
all blood taint quickly and sur.
makes no difference what the s,srs = Z Z
disease may be, No charge whsSsxss 8
all the information you may xanl
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black waina,s. Sc. r,ecans. i6afisc: fiibsrts,
13c; almonds, fancy. soft shell nGu2e; al
snuuds chea per grade ssIiec: peanuts 5t4fa
size: pine. Isr: hickory. 7c: Italian chest
nuts i2isc: Brazil. lie. cocoanuts. A5siaDc
per aox. popcorn, sc per III: dates. &C.
HAY. Grain and Feed.
Hay Oobblngl Puget sound per ton, SO:
Bas;ern Washington timothy. 81. al-
"s;s tjosbing,-per ton. s2sa27.
RarleynRolled. ts5Ss2s.
"f Feed 'T wh 'Sn' Sees: oil cake meal Sc.
bran, SIC: shorts. 81: c,cpped feed. siS4lsae.
staple 1roe~rl~s.
choe01s.e {i2n r Ps3s naAsr' IN prs
cocoa sICoes!qs,--isgp.'. ,s-sa tins. I.rs
Hou,en's IN tins. SIC. rs. sac: IS 81: 0hi-
cona-fsed Ms !, .e.nS'cEasle. per
cream !. 'ssa faa:rd "a s. NenS S.arS Les
swee,ered- 8, Economy. So Challenge.
ssurss Uohbine,--u " orces,e,rslre. snsa
per aox. =. medium. s. large. sia
syrap. ,josengA--p rips. Dgis rer gal
4 sa '1 s.$ ar' Per he e. BIZ per sa s, s
tins, rer case 8. 5, dr.ps, half ssl on tins.
Csl'grria 8. dFns haif gallon tins
fsn tins per case isslS -. masi~ i-Se
Csesa gallon tins par dox sl4 hair SAT
Loo tlms ner dcx ss15. 5-gallon Jarke,s
Hs4. HIS. 5-gsI4c0 .ans. per icz SO "
Gslt gallon Sans s.. quart ha: les. Sc
pluss, sl.-s. s-saliaa 1sckets KS. gallon
Ens. "a aAit b9tX. IS lss- Eal.oG.
Jeiilsz tBcatire f~ 2f-Fa l~s,ts sc. pals
- tHs ca s. Eai1k1rss n ans = cog
Ia ssss. .sg doE g. 2sssl, II
tFrscsf~s ttohH.He 1-S3t as Y - r. f>er %
S08a= MN a. sofas y = BOXES "a,
ser BOX soda. N<N = boxes &c per
sesx ptcG.C tay-sert ~. b3s.on Asitter y
}ssaeles assorted cakes e{c tsRikc gin
see ara .ewca SGaps, iAc Pc 10 pso,
aTs8& a., G3 tttf5. *. lssuH. discount
E1-Ases tteaUtr Mixes. hait smilcns
Per eos. $ 81 quarts psr DO. s. - chow
c3sos quarts ps' a.. s. = F;caHiu ants
ssoF sox. 8 49, 81 Siss = wood segs m ks.
ara rlar. - casa, is-bels plata ana
mixed. N 2 ser sal ssc. plain ard mixed
Na- l. per sal -
Vinegar 53oesiasl Barrels S-xr. Per ga.
/ Nc, sagt. seE sal. .-3eS, ts-oeis 80 gr per
zsb. lfssc, ta-ss 10. sgSl kegs 53c.
Beans 5]aEA5J- s Small Mill PR n
. Sc psak ger 10. Il, Bags. per H. Az
I1Hsa. per Il e..
asts gf0oaL1g} japan. "a. CANA. 57sr.
sssaES. g.. ksnEa0a, $40: louisiana s.. Z
SAC per u
Dried t'eas cobblHx,- Field. sreen. S.c:
S~s4, yelse 81, sAse
SAT- Ossesns l-T-sverpool. sa-ro saeks
p<E tSE. sSSs-s. American dairy. SD
s2eks pes ten. 81, Coast, background
lS-n casks. ser to-, y: se-Is sacks. pes
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DreadstuHS.


SPANISH fours-Closed at 26is. a net
of p.