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OCCUPATION OF MEMBERS.

1t is somewhat difficult to classify the
members of the General Assembly accord
ing to their occupation, many of them be-
ing engaged in two or more callings at
the same time. For example, there are
several country physicians among the
mcmbers,a country physician is often a far
mer at the same time. The farmers and law
yers usually preGominate in the Maryland
Legislature, and the present is no eXcep-
ton. But in addition there are rcpresen-
tatives of almost every calling and men
from all the walks of life.
The Senate contains 8 lawyers, 4 farm
ers, merchants, manufacturers in
surance agents, . bankers, clerk, black
smith, physician, druggist.
The House has 81 farmers, Is lawyers,
- merchants, 4 physicians, , clerks, )
oyster dealers, , teachers, , miners, , coal
dealers, commercial travellers, ) fruit
packers, | sh pbuilder, editor, reporter
l insurance agent, l QUICKER and fisher, l
manager of Colchester Beach, | lumber
dealer, l florist, | commission merchant,
1 real estate dealer, | wheclwright, tool
grind brick manufactured and with
out occupation.
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No. 1924 Equity.

NRDERED this Both day of December,
" 1891, that the Auditors report and
account \ filed in this cause be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 14th day of
January, 1898; provided copy of this Or
der be inserted in some newspaper pub
lishcd in Prince Georges county once in
each of two successive weeks before the
said nth day of January, 1898.
JAMES b. BELT,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for p. &. Co.
True copy-test: JAMES B. BELT, Clerk.
December 3l>t, lS91-3w.
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and which is now owned and occupied by
Maria p. Evans
The Improvements consist 1 lHN y
of WELLING and ne, ms
essary OUT,BUILDINGS. E.IHst4l
This farm is located about Il
miles from WaShin gton. and is we'll adapt
ed to trucking.
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ORpEn OF RAr1FrcArroS.

WILLIAM H. THOMAS, ct al
JOHN l.. WARlNG, Administrator oil
Emanuel Knowles, ct al
IL THE ORPHANS COURT FOR PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, Mp, IN EQrITy.
No. II Equity.
ORDERED this 29th day of December
" 1897, that the Auditors report anG
accounts"A and c. filed in this cause be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the 14tl
dav of January, 1898; provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Prince Georges county once
in each of two successive weeks before
the 18th day of January, 1898
l.. l.. ORME, \. J.,
GEORGE T. DUNALL, A. j.
True copy RICHARD n. RYON,
Test: Register of Wills.
December 31st, lS9.-5w
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AZARlAii JONES and wife.

No. e42o Equity.
ORDERED this 9TH day of January, 1898,
" that the Auditors Report and account
\ filed in this cause be ratified and con-
tirmcd unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 2lst day Of JaEu-
AIRY, 1898; provided a copy of this order
be inserted Ill some newspaper published
IN Prince Georges county once in each of
two successive weeks before the said 2lst
day of January, 1898.
JAMES Is. BELT,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for p. G. Co.
True copy-tcst: JAMES B. BELT, Clerk
January It'll, lS9S-3w
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ORDER OF RArrrrcAr1oN.

CHARLES G. EM.ACk, Trustee, Mort.
gage.
ALLEN 5. JOHNSON and JENNIE c.
JOHNSON, his wife.
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ORDER OF RAr1FrcArroS.
PHIL. II. TUCK, Attorney.
WILLIAM NAYLOR.

In THE CIRCUIT Court FOR PPISCE
GEORGES COUNTY IN EQTITY.
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Tire branch photographic Office. PERI
Tewusen6. Wash win furnish on appii-
cation. free Of charge. fun information re-
sarsisng the following notices ia mariners,
Argentina. Patagonia. information rela;-
ing 30 Port Gatiegos.
British Columbia tombstone strait. Rip
PIE shoal. dangerous sunksn rocks. buoy
placed.
British Columbia, rinlayson channel,
Hiekish narrows. buoy marking Hewitt
rock.
British Columbia. Observatory Inlet.
dangers in Alice arm and approach.
British Columbia. Seaforth channel.
kFnumpt Aarhor entrance, Dali patch. al
iteration in character OF buoy
BriitSh Columbia. Vancouver island.
Baynes sound entrance. alteration in char
acrer az Yellow island light.
California San Diego bay certain lights
and fog signals temporarily discontinued.
Canary islands, Gran Canaria amended
position Of Lloyd's signal station.
China sea. Tongking gulf kuai Shin
Nun. shoal southwark of In Chi ShaG.
France, north coast, Les Essarts de Lam
g-nne bell buoy, alteration in position.
France. west coast Bresf approach. un-
successful search for reported shea. in the
Iroise.
Japan. Honshu sNiponl. west coast.
Hamada approach. light on Tina shlma.
Japan. KIusau west coast. Yatsushiro
sea. lights in Yozo-no-seto.
Lower California. west coast, bank be-
point.
Massachusetts,, Marthas Vineyard. IN
tended alteration in character OF Cape
Poge light.
Massachusetts. Marthas VINEYARD, in
tended alteration in character Of East
Chop light.
Mediterranean sea. Egypt, Suez canal
gas baoys in approach 10 Port Said
New Jersey. Shrewsbury river, beacon
lights.
New York harbor removal of experiment
tai spar buoy.
New Zealand. North island. Kaipara
haroor entrance, North Head leading bea-
cons regretted. new buoys
North sea. Holland. bar formed at en-
trance OF Akkepoile gas and withdrawal
of buoys.
Persian gulf. kuweit harbor, shoai north
eastward of Ras a, Ajuza
Texas. Galveston entrance. temporary
discontnuance OF lights
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ing. lss-f-sch. led. SsesN Calling. y. bad
"a or rtz<r S0s I ard g. or s-srcn @sss
n~ ScA 1 ard 3 A-lrSa. i.$s Insss S1~.
T. and = As-Eacss. se snz. Es9Es- Asta. ~1
lbs weight @git- feet. Tie
Wakasngtox1 Red TE-tar Lcr-fzer--Egssgss.
sss9 Bevs4 citing. weight 20 is~ 81
81 Ceilings weights Nos. l. : ard ;.
-sxs-Each ! 9ss Fsss- Nos J. znd :. ssxs-
tzfch 1 30 Ia, Ser J. ard :. Axs-s1eh.
20 gsa sisssg7 wafaSccsang sfHal4 Rus
tic Sza-s 80 shsrgse@ I1s. starGarss
Hhsssgtsa Ills. Ons~fTch srisa L. "a and Il
feet szsr71 Thick nnsss4 xzsnE Cedar
squares, = s , aa6 - feet, Ezs@19 Bat
.snz Sssssc Ter 90 Euezt feet Pfckess
81
kiln-drsea. 81 81 advance q grssa. Dray-
age Sc
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June is-At the start an-
Nanced quotations from Idverpoo, and
numerous crop damages. together With the
belief that Armour VAS likely TO prove a
stronger card Cor the bulls than Letter
started wheat higher The bear element
was quite pronounced. September, which
closed yesterday az 7eisc. found plenty Of
BUYERS AZ Sac and some few We're even
paid -3fsc
July so.d up "a S7isc. or SIC above where
u left oG last night However both ca
Csso and Liverpool became alarmed AZ tha
i;n1is f1Sc prospective supply OF " hsas flV-
eSpNol commenced - fAppe and the hun
contingent here look fright an3 the buy
tug came 10 a sudden halt Then There
w1s rush on ne part Of early BUYERS 10
pg4,oad some In secure profits and some, =,
get rid 20 losses and ghe decline was more
rapid than the advance had heaf9 A. ne
S.ese July WAS '3NAc lover and September
i%FIS.g down
There was a strong opening in corn o.
nniaNofabls weather conditions. f4oux cNru
vas Tor sale IN apparently Wnaif5s-4
amounts, however. and the early adYarre
VAS more thar lost JU y closed - lower
~ the opening OATS presented "A strong
fTrnf 0u rf-t4NF-8 fie c-Or, rpr,ayre hsF,
rls~8 oa Wtts wheat ana cora closing h.,
lever. There was "a mNTrufAry urn}rz4sz
At tho start iu proves ars 3ntrY th,. ir7gfu-
eo,t ~ = strong opening grain fuaFkes
Packers Hra 30 traders ss}d freely anal
prices broke badly. The market ,l-agveI
heavily amt closed heavy with olt, a mod
crate Traction froFn the hattsfu prizes
Pork IS l-'sc lower and lard and ribs each
81 lower
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THE OCCIDENTAL.

THE OCCIDENTAL.
John Howard. Portland
=. j. Smith and family. Birrn- NJ tsarn
Z +. fro-oi@li. San Francisco
r. +. Drake. CITY.
= Ratabofn. For wrangel.
Il. PorTeT. Duluth. MINI.
A j. B3ris Bsakeley
Mss " Rendlek Chicago
(. " Cofsid, daughter and s.,a <,
Paul ' 49,
Mrs. =. Wright New York Ci:y.
Mrs L. r Jaeger, Juneau.
Miss Tsllse Howe. Juneau.
Mrs, r.. Anderson. Juneau
". 2 Box and wife Tacoma.
j. ". Walker. Port TOWNSEND
Mrs. J. +. Wits San F'rancasrp
Mrs ~ NhselST. S4n Francisco.
Mrs. Ida Larkin. San Francisro
Iz.a1ie u. Ferris. San Francis,
Fred A smith and wife. Fsuya.lup.
y. Porter. DGia.A
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.

NEW YORK June 16.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock market here was quiet and
firm today. Americans were good on New
York prices bur closed under The best.
Business was restricted by the Ascot races.
BYazils were good on the funding scheme.
The Banks of Bombay and Bengal have
reduced their discount rates. IT is be-
Eeved shat the money market is being pre-
pared for an issue soon OF a new rupee
loan. The Paris bourSe was steady. and
the Berlin market reported q rise In money
rates. The local discount market was
firm at ~
The supply OF American bills offered Ito
arrive" is increasing. Rates on bills 10
arrive during July are neld az i9s per cent,
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. June ie.-close Canadian Pa
citc SL.: Grand Trunk, SIS. bar silver
steady at u iS-ied per ounce. Money at
ixnl per cent.
Brcadstuns,
LIVERPOOL. June f6.-Clos'ng-W
Spot No. l red Northern spring steady
AT SIS No. . red Western winter steady at
IS sd.
C'orn-Spot American mixed new firm al
IS ;i.d; July steady at IS :ssd; September
steady at IS sAsd
Wheat futures closed quiet. July. IS sd.
September IS 4d: December. SIS lad.
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THE SEATTLE POsT-MTEILIGENCER. friday IL 1894

Wright. CAasasks: sh C. +. Sargent. Ma
nsirno. sh Star Of Bengal. Port TOWNS
end; schr Guide. Co.'s Bat. str Ruth. T1l-
iamook: schr Glendale. Seattle: hk Gath
river
REn0SIN0 june i5-SaEei-SShr San
Rasna Ventura. for Grays Harhcr.
COoCILLE RIVER. Iure iS--Saifed-
Sch Barbara Hernsspr for san Francisco.
NEWPORT June is-SasasS. schr Caai-
ferger fo- povy Townsend
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FROM !
BEING

a weakiing TO feeling ful, -.
Ito wake MP a mau-nes =
that you are a weakitaks u. ~
overworked Your brain, -.
put on some OF your sun.ss..
severe work. II may he 49,.
cess. and IL may be athe, 49,
folly. Hut no matter wh.s !.
'Hudyan" makes mp for an o. 9
IL hn. rccreated 2e.oDo men -.
good news for your To-
asked tc believe that &C.,
without proof. ~ yen WIN -
postal card and ask. free es,.,1
and testimonials with se e..
which will prove how sr.e. =.
yam" H. Why be
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Special Dispatches % ost-Tn;e.ligerser.
TATOoSH. Juns Is 2. m. barometer
2.'0. cloudy, wsnd east. six miles. In
steamer Excelsior : =. M tug Raeh5,rs
= IN. steamer san Hateo. e:Sa - TT.
, ssllP IN tow Rsoa0nt = n oJtws I'd
n. steamer T.taDta. 1881 a. n In the
sr~asss hound on; a ark 10 ~
PORT .A%G Ellis June - r IN enc
R4ro1nffe-. ae.so. cloudy. calm Tug Wig
}ans. With tow % 'oss. II the bay.
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0s.

SAN FRANCISCO. June is.-spo. wheat
= Gsslei ana neninally unchanged. Local
faiarss are lower There ~ no change in
stronger. futures opened lower. Receipts
were very lsght. No oats arrived, and
prices are unchanged. Spot quotations
.7our-Net cash for family extras S.5sa
$50. bakers ex'ras GZ,6t5.3s
Wnsat-snipplng, nominal; milling. $40
Bariey-Feed. ssaio: brewing. nom
iEai
oa,s-Poor TO fair. siz5ai IN good 10
gray. sis.lsssl ~; milling. si~saasgi-s7la;
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacis. 2.ess: do Oregon.
lisa, wheat, centals 80; barley. Genials,
80: beans sacks aE; potatoes sacks gg7s:
Gling. sacks. ~: hay, tons 233; wool bales.
s.; hides nausber. sos; quicksilver TASKS
-: wine. gallons. 2i.ip; brandy. gallons.
Closing Quofations.
,Wheat-weak; December. si.s3: May,
Barley Easier: December. HI7h.
Sofn-Large yellow. N1l.9=i..
Wool and Hops
Wooi-spring. Nevada, 1914: Oregon.
eastern. cnolcs. l2nlic: do eastern, poor
"a Toe; fall. Southern coast lambs Ease:
san Joaquin lamhs. 7Gsc; northern lambs.
flal2c. San joaquin plains su9c Hum-
boidt and M@ndocino. iiai5c.
Hops-sUl2izc.
Produce, Fruit, lite.
Misunderstanding sao5aa:e 50: bran.
SIG Sfl17
HayIwheat, slsae2 80; wheat and oat. SIS
al alfalfa. si2Ai3.50 clover nominal;
stock. nominal. compressed wheat $a0aai
straw. per bale, 7oa9oc.
segeta 5ieS-Ne~ Ted oaons sDff65c; gar
nc. new. 5izu3i2c. green peas $ini 80;
string Deans. 5Itc per 10; summer squash,
ss1Soci fancy asparagus sl.J0ff2: eggplant
loc emu green peppers sqiec; comtnoa
Fruiis-Fancy strawberries. xsGi9; goose
berries. Inltsc. cherries black. 25fi dec;
peaches. 30l65c: piims Ciyman. 25fI6ils.
navel oranges. sl.5on2s5: Mexican lines
rerAck. s3.Jedt tJe: common California lem
ems. 13Ceisl. choice California lemons 81 2,
CLIO; bananas. sl0a; plneapples s2u2.5e
Butter-kancy creamery. lsc; do seconds,
lli.a4lsc; fancy dairy. lie. do seconds, l51
I6i4c.
cheese--New. sisaiac; Young America 81
Gl0ci Eastern. iaai3c.
Eggs-Store. ltai5c; fancy ranch, ieqlsc:
Eastern, E3afi5c.
Pouliry-TuTkey gobblers i0fil2e: old
email broilers szas; large broiiers s. s98t4
fryers. saa; hens. s2fi45o: old ducks, ssa
80. young ducks. s3lai5o: geese, 75cGfsl per
pair: goslinzs Sini2s old pigeons Siai %
per dog; young pigeons. si.9seJl.Jo.
Exchange.
sight. siSi2
Financial.
Silver bars 800. 572s DraftS-Sight IL
Mex. dolls ..iei. ni6s. Telegraph :. In
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SAVED

That word .savea-
We thank with true seessss = N
who either prosecs o. ,-,.
from treuhtcs What 4. 80.
soshers you sedays -
What hreushs Il asouss r.,.N
- the truth and Il does yss ~
10 conceal ID. Unable :.
any OF the serieus duties w.
have fo accomplish. yo,
ed OF yourself at r~.a
time. That makes yo~ -.
Would 81 net he paes..p. -
TO you tn ind yourself cA..-
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Dairy Products.

On the produce sxchA nxs tesiay the but
ter market was steady cYea merry, ls1
i51~c: dairy. iA=fsIglzc.
Eg~s-FEe<A. fresh sl&r
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

New Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS, June 1S.-Cotton
steady; middling. l-l6c.
New York.
NEW YORK. June l6.-Cotton quiet and
steady, middling, 9-l6c.
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THE SCHOONER urpA

Eugene CAurch. IL Mini street. Ia
coTz5a. y no has aiken charge o. this vessel
proposes "a offer her fer time charter
Hahn r. Gibson. a. TIE Rainier Club. q
acting As Mr Charch's agen: here.
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THE SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat Market nominal: NJ club. sc
No. ! rl0ss'e~n. SIC, milling wheat, Nc. I
club. sz-, No hiueSfern s5c
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. June fs.-E neat-NiIiers VII
rot efssr mare than 90 for club ard sc
for hifsesteEn
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. june 1.-THE local wheat
rraarkef II uEss;5a nge<d WaIka Walia 1oft
&c. valley and oI1aseeEn 74SI1sc per bssshel.
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BOSTON. June It
Or Short Lane 29ia Bos. & Butte -. 22k
Bos. & Mon 1868. Parrot -. 49,. %
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. June 1E-Taere was
2snaA bear panic today which caused IN
suea AZ has no; been seen On the stock
exchange for DAYS Blocks % I.s0 shares
ard upwards of ieadang stocks were
snapped up with syldity.
The prominent specialists and The grsng
ers rad the most conspicuous advances,
~; the strength was quite well dEstrs-
roads were nearly Uniform After me
opening rosa ths ula-ket fell ffEfo d91aress
AMI dFifted rather aiH1.esSsiy below the
high port bait without taxing TO the
opening styeI. The later transactions weTTi
Limited IN yo.ume and the closing was a.
most snsraEnase. u1t arm al TIE top. The
after the rush ID cover shorts. considered
in connection with yesterday cosnxar
movement Indicated tE-it tae market Is
near the point OF stability. Yesterdays
decline failed 20 diS-oage any large Offer
ings indicating thai tia supply As firmly
ard strongly held But there was equally
the side interests 10 advance prices today
except Ia special cases The demand from
the shorts was very pr01ounced in 1ohac-
10. Sugar, Peoples Gas ard the Grans-
srs. Rates fer time mercy were quota
bly, higher ranging from z1Zls per cent
for sixty Gays and 3iz Per cent. Tor SIX 10
eight months.
New York exchange a; Chicago also fell
10 cents discount
Business was not Sarge in the bond mar
ket. but the tenaeEcy OF prices was up
United States fouFs advanced ~ the
siyes N and the old fours registered = IN
the, bid price. The old fours coupon de-
c.ined u.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. iniis per cent; last loans:
II. per cent; prime mercantile paper, 5Ii
per cent: sterling exchange, hrmer, with
actual business in bankers bills al s4s1se
ai.s5aa demand and 81 sai.A sixty days
posted rates 81 s5a4 Ss1a and A.soisais3;
commercial bills. si.S2A.: silver eertincates.
5sn5sa,c; bar silver. 5Slsc, Mexican dollars,
45inc government bonds. irregular. state
bonds, duh; railroad bonds. strong.
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I.ar4-feer rec r-eu-1s. e ssef5
Ssstse- -SEort ribs fS0ssssl- E.Ess5-sa-
sSsaszssserS--iDvy salgesi stscxsEb. sssxssc-
Sszes-Shc-g clear sfESxegii. sss.s@ss.ss.
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-
TuDAN'S WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY
Portland. June Is. is3s.
Fair. warmer.
u & DEPARTMENT OF AGR-CCL
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. June i6.Today's state
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $iS.s15.-
SOL gold reserve, $3.50. $50. S6S.
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MARINE. MEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Is-A=~s~ea-
- Arcata. Coo@ Bay. Sasled-Schr Il C.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. June Is.-The Boston Com
metciAi Bulletin viii say tomorrow OF the
wool market.
Trading for the week has been limited
A Jew good sales have helped swell the to-
TAI. ENt TIE week as a wAoe in actual bust
nesai has seen very quiet. Tais week 5
business shows increased sales of fine me-
Giu.n territory and regular coms,ing Aus
sra1fan- Sales or dosnestic half and three
eighth blood have decreased in size ow-
Ing partly 70 a lighter demand and also to
the depletion OF old stocks. Transactions
In new wool are now pending. The sales
OF the week are 1900 pounds domestic and
esi~a pounds foreign against Sal co. pounds
domestic and liS,US foreign last week, and
2.sls,1S pounds domestic and $50 90,
pounds foreign for the same week las;
year.
TIE sales TO date show decrease of
pounds foreign from the sales 10 the same
date IN 1887. The receipts 10 date show a
S asiss as'sl bale. domestic and ''' SO
LONDON. June l6-An auction of sheep
skins was held here today. The offerings
amounted TO 3. 20 bales and all were sold.
There was fair attendance and good
demand was noted. Prices showed an i'm
provement due to the smallness OF the
offerings. MerinoS and fine cross-breds
were I'D dearer. poor ciothings and cross
breds were irregular and sometimes in
buyers favor. Following are the sales
and prices for clothing and combing:
New South Wales. So bales at 3I% nS4d.
Queensland a. bales at 3ssno..a.
Melbourne. f.iol bales at 2sGei.d.
South Australia. 6ss bales al 3a5Ad.
West Australia. f9l bales at 2i.aSssd.
New Zealand, 10 bales at sg5ssd.
Tasmania, $50 bales al 3Q6isd
Buenos Ayres. $50 bales at 3i<T47sd
Punta Arenas, 60 bales at 37s1Sad
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THE "C.ty n Seattle having taken
The "kinEston's" run - Victoria for two
trips VIII leave Yesier wharf for Alaska
ports On Saturday, June 18th. az T. T.. m
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO June ie.-Cattls were steady
az stronger 10 ,rttss higher prices. Choice
steers 81 s5sIs 81 medium. ss5sss+-Tz: beef
set-ers, 81 fn974 -. stoeksrs ard feeders. $3.50
as. COWS ard hStzers. s. aeT Is. Gamers,
s2S1l3@S. calves. S-5aE ..
Ecvs were strong and lee higher. Fair 20
choice. ssaIi@s: packers. t7asss3.s7; butch
erz. s. SsEfs le. mixed, SC. s5a4.65 light s. .
a. pigs g. s5si7,S.
Sheep we're IN good demand. Natives.
c5sst5--5: rams. sa.5ss1z go: clipped lambs
tiGs; spring lambs. A-se1s5e; yeariings.
Nsa.
Receip;s-Cattie. $500: hogs. 1s.0op. sheep.
Sec.
Omaha.
OMAHA. June 1s.-Cattie-ReceEpss. !, sn
head market steady, sc higher. native
beef steers. sfgs.S5. Western steers s. %
81. cows and heifers s. Ssf4 %: ss-ockers
and feeders s.. 3psil -
Hogs-R Receipts. s. 100 head; market active
aud i9g15c higher; mixed. $50, light, Sc =
&3sI
shsep-Receipts, 1,ea head market
S-5faS.N5.
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MARINE oBsERs AIIuss.

@. ~. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather bureau
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans.
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Meats. Provision. and Fish.

Fresh Meats tiobhingl Cow beef, & per
III. asepr beef 7'&c ier ~; milton 5.sc per
ID. pork. su7isc per 10. veal. large. @1i@c;
veal sIs,al, se
provtslat.s eiobhinsl large 1oizc;
hams. small. lie. breakfast bacon. lie. dry
saitsa sides. s.
Lard 0o5hingl Home made. per ib. Sc.
compound. tlerces etsc. Rex. sa.c
Fresh Fish ttebhlnEf- fialsbut. 81 9i.c: sal
mon, tsfsi sc salmon trout 100 TIC. founders,
sieasie. s~oIsF sc rock cod, BE-. trout. i2lxst
iss>: xhf.npS lac. sfnels 584c tom cod. Il.
chad A. oysters Olympia. $50 per sack.
81 70 per gallon. clans. s. a per sack. Dun
reness Gratis. live. 81 cooked. siin
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Rutter-~Ranch. 1esflSe: fancy dairy. in
sQaare@ 1870 Ise. Washington creanerios
e-ih prin.A i9Glf3c.
s'hesse tiohhing}- Native Washington
flissglec. Eastern. t9Gtisi2c: California. -
@isfxx
EgEs tioAasngl~Strictly fresh ranch.
ism. Eastern ls8li6e. Oregon, is'@c
Comb honey lss1lic. Nevada, lie. strain
ell honey e0t'4c
Foul.fy. pros@ea chickens 1sc. Epriug
chickens g 5osfS 81 per dog: live ChicKers
u. dressed turkeys IS