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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

~ - y. e e; z: ~ - T.sEs -.
Mooasy evsatss Charles 0st@itbIs rsst'
dsoos In Waahburn vae the seeae of a
great jolliAcatiou the oscasiou being: NJ.
and Nra. 0rimshs rstara fron, their short
wedding tour aud assembling Of osf
tovnape0ple 70 sItsnd eougratata ttols.
Mss,o and d.neing ushursd II the h,lari-
ties, after which aus oyster ssppee vas
partaken Of, then nusis asa dancing
again antil ths Grow Of asigabortug eoos.
ters admonishad tho guests that sdsylight
was appearing" ]. @. Whitleok the ex-
port viol,uist Furnished the music.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Chris Thompson, George and .sBun"
Mercer drove over I lot Of cattle, Monday,
from their respective ranches st Prophetic
Mountain. Fesd % the range te rpsended
out thas ~ay-ths hoyse say-and cattle
aud hoesss keesp fat and frisky.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Editor Carey. Of the wahps.on Elasids-
to. and formerly Of the Blsmarok Review,
has suspended his psper's publication,
taken up muskst and gone TO the wars
furious font,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07
New Blas,s..,h s,,.p.

NeW 6laeksWlh 1hoR.
EuRinser Eskatrom Who has been en-.
psoyed by the Washboru FIGURING Mill
company. for tho past two yeats, 10 now
erecting new blacksmith shop near bis
residence and IL aboss ready for business.
Mr.. EekstrOm IL machinest b. trade and
has the reputation OF bsiag an excellent
woeknan.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Tho M,not Reporter Of last week 70.
cords the death, 81 sutetds, of J.. T. Kid
der, Of Willow City, Who had come over
70 Nlnot locking fot stray stock. He cut
htS thros4 With laxor IN one Of the bed
roa1s OF IA Klondyke resteraunt whore
Ae Aaa-h temporasiiiy stopping.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Tho washburn Luubsr Compsuy r..
oeived their drst consiga nsnt Of lumber
this week. Flooring and finishing lumber
vii, be On hand after the arrival Of next
boat.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Olaf Parry, Of the Washburn Mill Com
pany and ]. T. NcCallaeh. OF Pelican
Rapids. Nina, came up on Feidss stege.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Tho celebrated trotttue s.allsoa Grand
Muster will be in Wsshburn sosas time foe
service. NAuH . JOHNSON, Assaesfs.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

The shanloE Thespsla
nneasalae1 and 1heyiro4a, ~ ia,
are worth Ill that RusSf6 and.
France 1nd Germany have
plscked from China and much
more A.. railway now under
construction will make this
coal available. This last play
puts John Bull on fine vantage
ground.
Another thing Great Britain
has accomplished should not
be forgotten. It is a fact that
France, Austria. aud Germany,
within the last few months, en-
deavered to mass an European
combination against us and in
behalf of Spain to maintain her
fading power in this henis-
phere. Spain was confident
that this conspiracy would be
successful, It was to be an
other "holy alliance" to prop
up a Bourbon sprig of royalty.
The whole conspiracy was
based on jealously of the ex-
pahding power Of the great
North American republic. This
effort to organize a league
against the United States was
abandoned when Lord Sauls-
bury announced that Great
Britain would not be a party
to any Intervention in Spains
behalf and against the United
States. A combination of Eu-
rope against 40 without Great
Britain was doomed to failure
and the conspirators gave It
up.
The fact that France was 90
active in promoting this league
against us shows how superb.
cial and unreal 10 the republi-
canism of the so-called French
There is FAR more
republican freedom in England
than in France. Tho attitude
assumed by Great Britain
to smithereens one Of
the meanest of conspiricies
against free government and
Americans should duly appre-
ciate the stand taken BY Lord
Salisbury.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

We note by the Fargo Forum that At
the late Msthodist confersnss Rev. h. 3
nsrdfnbrook has bean appoiatsd for.
.Wsshburn.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Ex.Commissiossr Rohrst, seoompsnisd
By Merchant Boer, Of Mannhavsn, passed
sp through Washburn, Friday, bohnd for
Mercer county's metropolis.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07
The ba3alo geass fs In Asyat nuw, but
was stow shovinR up this ssssun. Usual
time from April 18th 70 Nay 1se.
Ransaman Rstl aud Paul 0sdy. dsove
into the county capital from tho highlands
OF Nonteaore, Wednesday.

Judge Miller ts buay these days reoe,v-
Ing the alinRs OF and locating TIE new
Russian and German settlers arosna Cas-
selmap on the 500.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Chicago Iutsr Ocean and Washburn
LsADss one year for 41.as cts.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

william and Nrs. Hsrr,s were down to
the county capital from Hunting Lodge,
Saturday. Mrs Harris expsses TO make .
Wat tv friends in Missouri this summer,
but Mr.. q. will stay homo 70 punch up 10
po'tttoians 60 sAsy may ses moro clearly
: where thsy are at
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07
The .Pi|hllp ppines.

As1hs tsmosajs plt I aavieatoe, Aassaasl
On ~ voyags in sk'As ala dieessovsrsi
~ straits which bsar his n lila,
Asst his liiso tAlss yoyae., ~
v~,s aes asain visssd y Esfd5t,Its q ) tori
yeSrs, ~aea ehsyivsss eoaqoosd S1isdaaSsf3,
po,sessiosof 1sin bv Lss.pst, f6 l5s'
The gto,p Of, Aaands thus asqultsd visr'
pahed the Philippines, after che Spauisl
King, and since thas tias Asve bbsu Spa.
isk property.
The grosp lies wholly within .ks%ropie
and consists Of more tha. 600 ;ialaAds, bs,
saa little. The largest Luson, 10 "a. .0ol
sqsare miles in exse,t, ahd from this The,
shade down IN siss to tiny isless vh lob Of
ford standing room Cor oaly . few persons
The islands appsar tobs in most Instance
of volcanic origin. Several hns volcanic
peaks may still be seen in Luson, Negro
and AtndaDao. Destructive eruplions hav'
occurred within recent times, while earth
quakes are f'eequsnt and often OF grea
violence. Tho climate - intensely bot, and
In many Of the islsnds very unhealthy TO.
Europesus. There are four months of rain
four of sun with intense heat, and tve
nonths Of variable weather at each chang,
ofshe monsoons. Revolving storms Of gre
at magnitude and frightfull violence ooou,
at certain ssasons. and frequently eaus.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Peter Gradin, ar. the patriarch Of Elm
Point. and Alfred Ledholm Of Sand Hills,
we're transacting business in Washburu,
and Bismarck, this veek.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Aftse May Let thess spring shootiak for
duoks, geese Ind brants, ceases and the
shooting season fos al kinds Of game vill
CLOSE untA Aagust o0th. Al northvsstsen
atstes are passing laws prohibiting the
shooting Of gssss a.d dseks in the spring,
and North Dakota viii follow.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

: Z. A. Willams haa besa oouarmed by
ti,s Senate az survsyor General bat viii
not take charge Of bis onee for come
weeks ys4, 20 says ~ Yisnassk Tribsns.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Volume 8.
il +
Local Items.
RsmsnSss Arbor Day Nay 18th.
The nas edld rain last Saturday made
everybody happy bst ~ stage drivers.
Foster tas weather prophst predicts hot
and dry weather fot few days.
ia. Burgnm says both early and late
aovn grain IL all up the CoAtiinx hesgh-
buehood ana looks 1ne
Miss Mary Mtnehan, sister Of Prof.
Atnehau, .of Attoaree. came a. from Min.
tlssota Oh vtsft with her bruehsA,s family.
The ba3alo grass fs In Ao1t nuw. but
was stow shcvtnR up this .sass,n. Usual
ttne from April 18th 70 Nay 1ss.
Ransam.n Rst, aud Paul G.dy. drove
into the coanty pitai from tho Highlands
OF honteaore, Wednesday.
Judge Miller e busy these days reoe,v-
Ing the AlinRs OF and locating TIE new
Russian aud German settlers around Cas-
sslmap on tho 500.
Peter Gradin, az. the patriarch Of Elm
Point. and Alfred Lehholm Of Sand Hills,
we're transacting business In Washburn,
and Bismarck, this voek.
Ma. ". b. n. Mercer aud Mr.. I'd Kir-
b aud daughter wsrs up from Psintsd
Woods, Monday, tssdtsg With osf mex.
chants.
Ctsrt Of :osrt Faioonsr, of Fassoss,,
Vas at the cosntv capital ths grsaAss part
Of the past sesk attending 70 che duties
Of his oflse.
Z. A. 1Wiliams has besa ocunrned by
ths senats ~ survsyor General bat viii
not take charge Of Ills oaIee for some
weeks yet, 20 says tAs YisnAsek Tribsns.
Mia Annie Johasua tAs, eaitAfsl e6ok
,-..@;s!Es:s ~ ,s........ 4, =.
and vil take . Hks pss,atsa tasAs 1tsak-.
lin hoeel.
-i'..--- ----s =.
Nslse Nstsoa, ena Of fsrtle Lakes nost
respected fasnsts, Who lsat here sens
monsas .s e&o 'ef ssap % ~ ssd nons IN,
eSsse. - - = = "ss"esEn' Aoooay'
from eas voy. 3 se'toes sae = seeSs efsa6sne
welded While abasas.
.::.--:.--.,- :.--;:.,------. =
80 ~ n' W ~ - ssss1s: sas1eo .
s.ave .:l''4 ".n .A. ana Il: NV sseo : sssv.
~llne 90 fAe Nstgesa !!ss' 1.sessyt seeeeea ..
assoesn' .ese - et'es'es fse-
60 fofo" vn.ee efos8ss sae ness ns.s OF
enc v'esory o.. oonoaofe' 0svsJs s4asd-
ron 10 tns fsh'psase
Ae... NJ. ,.4 ~. .,,,.. ...,4;.s a..
ducks, geese Sud branes, ceases and the
shooting season fos ~ ktnas sf game vill
CLOSE until Aagust soth. Al northvssssen
atstes are passing laws prohibiting the
shooting Of gssss aad dseks in the spring,
and North Dakota vii follow.
,,,,,,. -
William ene Ate nser's were oovn -
che county capital from Hunting Lodge.
Saturday. Mrs. Harris OF psses to make .
~.
". - = -. 'ss '>'''s = '1o' ~ -
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Cisrt Of :,osrs Faioonsr, q Faseo.s,,
~as At the cosntv capital ths grsa1ss part
Of the past sesk attending 70 che duties
of his oflse.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Nay vhe.t ;ins : y eIiaicsago, : llsy
$40. 8. q, & I 81
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

George II. Register, late Of Bisnarck,
asd brother of B. II. Register the we'll
known Capital City attorney, has returned
to McLsan's again-and returned 20 stay-
% referance 20 oar advertising oolumns Of.
arm. NJ. Ragistsr = yousg man veil
read IN the law and Of eood stility, aud
there is no rsason why he should NOS sue
ceed even 10 a. iav abiding oommantty
o. Mclean county.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07
Local Items.

RsmsmSss Arbor Dsy-lay 18th.
The ass e6ld rain last esturday made
everybody happy bat ~ stage drivers.
Foster tas weather prophet predicts hot
and dry .eathst fct few days.
J. A. BurgUn says both early and late
sown grain Il all up tho coAtithg hssah-
burhood ana looks due.
Miss Mary Mtnehan, sistef Of Prof.
Atnshsu, of Attoeree, eame - from Min
tssosa on vtstt With her broehst,s family.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Company 4 Of tho Htsts Guard, Cap.
tain AoRes il command left Bismarck
on the trsin for Fargo. Sunday night. A
great Ovation vas given them By Btsmaesk
citizens 70 ohser up the soldier buys In
answering their eoanteys call. William
Mclean of the Tribune goes ost - 3.1
lisutsnant. He is the Oldest con Of John
=. MeLeas altar vhen THE so.nsy 10
named.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

-Jos Desx Don. 80 vsil k.sus GasRo
ssavsliag man and Ne. Psarv also t.av.
~liaepas r. 4 f. tlstssal city. seaehsa
waskbeen, TaaSddky tsaa sriagiag 8 Fsr-
20 Forum which broasht the Hest nsvs OF
the vissory. ot. Comodore Dsvsy's siasd-
ron in ths Ph,lipiuea,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07

Mia Annie Joa.su. IL faitAfsl sSok
Of The MseeAlasts las,.l - psst sAfss
years, departsd sor 1tsnassk. MosAay,
and vin take aks rss,atss tasAs ltsak-
lin hotsl.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-07
Some Recent History.
NianssDolis JsurnaL

Much has been said of the
"outwitting" of England by
Russia, Germany and France
in the exploit of dismbering
China but it appears that
England has acquired much
more than the arrangement BY
China .;is bound not to
lease or In any way part with
any territory in the valley of
the Yang Tse Kiang river; the
of several new treaty
ports; the throwing open Of
all the inland waterways of
China to foreign trade the con-
cession of a loan TO the Shang-
hal bank; the acquisition Of
Wei-Hai-Wei and several other
khings. A British syndicate
has secured the rich prize of a
sixty-year concession. of the
practically ir1exhaustible coal
and iron fields in Shanish prov
ince, where there is anthracite
coal enough to last the whole
world for 1900 years. Russia
and France tried to get this
immensely valuable concession
hut they failed, and. their fgil-
nre shows that Great Britain
has-securedzxhe hon's share of
Ehe. EhinSsk. 1a,a ThesSr ta1
lnse'.a.1e and he iron: ! ii gfSn,| q
are worth Ill that RusSf6 and
France and , Germany have
from China and much
moYS. A. :railHay .uoR underI
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ir 49, Is. s-sslE
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NEW YORK MARKETS..
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK.. Jane = Speculative oh
servers who argued that the NO DAYS
veacfsoo c@ fhe market has been Que to
tnr ant,Tss,ls assog - tire cffress ~ l;4uhia-
t2H Suu&e1Iucr; upon t1e e1sisgsc Of she
0t I'll, deal we're disappointed tofay. The
pressure W}~'n s'3s' market from that
SrgEF4 NE practically rAatat "a hv thp
reimbursement tAat GhF enornaoess holdings
of Cssa wheat uwUcA by he defeated
~ Heat @letufat2~~ bad been taken over ov
powerful financial interests who Nve
lssra 8blr - SAVE e. frotn tefrg sacrificed az
frTcea Sale Tha course - fhe wheat mar
ket very 5sa,a}N Indicated the terminal i.,rs
- advance prices ~ stocks Apparens!v
sac leaGerS cf speculation have arrived a.
mutual consent .a tst Ehe market take
advantage ~ gUFjber nsanipula tioss for a
rise Tse >0surs@ - prices WAS Cosls.-
Nct Extreme gains ot 3 rso.n. Or over
~,7ckS cur.cg ths DAY SUGAR MAS The ceEl-
:er 81 Interest asa &ropnei p@rstste0t,v 20
thr hast, rsos ~ 2g3y 4 abrye ;he loves;
80 q n*t 3e',4ev ct cVey patats. TIE ~
}ertattou az q Favorable note or The Via
wa,,as aHueNs'iV@ stl WAS tGs motive as
s'sufa tes ,as >ss.ire Fac SOCK was
traded in - 0IS -denG. Tn~ enharkarsxsn
~ EEF army FOR s'ura ad.iad - [A. EsoS~t-
H.}stsr~ of q setback = ;he campaign.
"a 1it>A Woa35 ssse hUrt TIE Stock sTaarset 4
tt ware - os~cav. TBss AH8 sao appgsse4. =
of iae ,r}&.casl period for The crops served
10 err nn&StzE Ehs waiting dasr&sslslon %
SPECTATORS. Pears 90 3@GjsT slsoasx as i
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CHIC AGO MsRfst.r~


CHICAGO. igre l5,-T'he placing In the
hands - Z. u Armour al the cASh
wS'a5 ia The country. ufs1a which banks
sfa3 made advances n Letter was the
chief ~vsSun fer very firm crggaing IN
ths. y heat ~. W5;h the assurance. THAT
tbs isnn1e5S@ vo}ssHae ~ cash wheat was
rot 10 Re allowed - come on ths ma ~ktt
ia such abundance as IN tiSal8-aitxe pTfcss
caytnK became more liberal and Ervss- d ~
DISPLAYED C7suH1srgs. The LiVevgs3oi rns p
ket GUote3 another sharp stump IN July
,aua! 20 about B. Ter bJTsi1el. bel. Z. hti
no Ts~rt~. fstible effect here. The t0axer
fgfst,reS were red abrssd.
In she course Of re forenoon a nu1.her
- ff~tsa tcneS wtra rsz@esEzs2 from :~a
rCStcu wrT-e harvesting s2s .H prog f7-ss
az a,psus - conaras1ce. relsstt3ng r1St ard
~ hs.r damage Toward noon the market
became more active ard Cul;e strong
The s4-owz was reariSA ard staorf % soft
sgpsss- the ~ sz2Tal esaEsssgusESss ~ whtcA
Na= extra strength when Pr.ces haTSeaH1
TIE market ruled strong 9Gst3 tie clos,
TNsa TfaE~e settled C9ga3 tieD Of Affairs
ssySa.EAs nurrszxoss> saauirsss from vsli.ssrs
for heat. aid Q far amour. u The casa
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weakness 10 visible Never deceive
yourself. The woria recognizes .
w~akliax. Ncu DO nat hide youP
foittes- Hat why be considered only
. halt nam when it - certain that
you should be fn possession of all
your facuittess Shtver and shake
~ yon may. IL Is ax certafn as that
twenty-feur hours make q day that
you might De strong, you might be
a whole man and a good one 10 you
would but make an effort. VIII You
do fts some 2e.ooo more men ON
this eeatincnt have got out of the
rnt OF despair. and they now thank
"Hadynn." the great rercsiio-trrnt.
nsent OF tho Hudsonfsn Institute, fou
their recovery. IL - your
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-16
4 Legal "staud-ou.-

The long pendlng suit ~ the United
States against Evans Bros. ot Port Towns
end. was tried before Judge Hanfcrd In
The Federal court yesterday. Under the
instructions % the court. the jury return
q a verdict I'm favor Of the Cove rnrnent
for 81. the defeAdsnts making TO defense.
ard the government not proving - case
The stslt VAS for 1854 damages or account
% the alleged failure OF TIE defendants
- enter into Il contract with the govern
meat FOR furnishing * fresh beef 81 Port
Townsend for one year. after putting in
the suecessfu. lid FOR ;he contract.
-----~@------
THE City og Seattle having taken
tha livingstone run 81 Victoria FOR two
trips VIII leave Yesler wharf for Alaska
parts or SATURDAY.. Iane 1sth, al Is >. N
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l. and 8. as-incA. 80 lbs. ts6ss. Issh. 80
Ins weight. ssxsIL., I feet Tia
washington Eez1 Cedar ISmbe.-gossxfs
J11@ Besel siding. weight 20 Ia ia
80. ceEa.zgS Weights. Aex 1 and 3
Axsincfs. i 500 Tbs: S1s- L and :. as
inch. f.5o8 the. Sas, !. ard l. Axg-.ssrh
- lie. Tisf-T. Walvasectine siaf1fA ass-
tic fxssfa a. a<tngisss 49,. standard
shsugies 81. IL sBgE@-iT.eh ffnsSr5 IL ID ara e
feet. s-SEfs. Thick finish. sesa9g ssesIar
tens. Ssfssc pr 800 Iissal feet Psck@ts
81
kiln-drssd 81 in advance OF green. n-ay-
gge sAc
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 70 Post-Tnoelllgencer.
TATDDSH. June lis T. m n sr2TE3-
eIsr, a.s: light rain. wiud southwest y
miles Outward Bark N COW a n
Tug Rabbcri. s q. IN; steagAer EF:s.cl lZ:N
n IN 4 ship ia fow Of WANDERED, 3 ~ ..
m In The straits. bound ap-A schooner.
? a. n ir@aT3-A Steamer. - ,. n,
Tug Raahoui ~ thc straits
<EAH BAY. June Ia p. might
rain. igat southwest wind.
CLALLAM Ray. June IS ?. n
Heavy rain. CAIN.
PORT ANGELES. JGne ii p. m
barometer e4-s. cloudy, calm.
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--OWN-

Choice I'm the matter. II not manli.
ness better tkan puninessf 10 not
a refreshing nights sleep to he pre-
fcrrrd to one crossed by disturbing
drcamsf Wouid IL not be wtse to
get rid Of those shaking. those weak
and auiverinx iimb.f Thtnk for
once. "Hudynn' has made n vvcvl1-
wide name. 10 IL no experiment.
Ask for free circulars and scsti-
monfais telling you all about IL.
You can then see for yourself what
tt has done. Are you afraid to be-
steve ono manf Very we'll. The
testimony comes from every
state i'm the tnton. Ii In dt-
rect. IL Is to the point. Ask for 10
and see for yourself. And when yen
write or cali at the Institute yen
must remember that the chtef con.
suittnx physician is your friend ana
not your
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-16

Noiant, for Sehalesn river: sear Sadie. FOR
T-pQGa.
ASTORIA. June Is-A-rsyets-Ssr Ore.
gen, from San Francisco
HoQJTAA wash. June fs-Arr.ved--
Hktn Gardiner Ctty from Mckee 10 lead
lumber fer San Francisco
PORT ANGELES June I4-Sailed-Sh
Henry Willard sor Honolulu
PORT GAMBLE. June IA-Saiiei-ScAr
okanegan, for rnga !stard
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MARINE NEWS =.

SAN FRANCISCO. JRns I1-Ar-sved-
STR Burma from NaGai-no Sa}iss3--t. :
<trs Cana, Zeasarag4. senator All colon.
az sor M4E3ls. va Ho8ola4G. k9FatiFt for
srdsss bsys SIR fulton. *ov F'grs Yf5 tk SEA
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Tacoma. <Clgr RaF ScweTS. fo~ (iy8ys
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haFaGr. scnr Emma l'.ler. for (srays hag-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jane f5.-The wheat
market IL stronger for futures. Spot is In
active ara prices nominal Barley Is firm
er on call with an advance. spo, is no
higher: llgater receipts. Better tone 10
the cat market. Spot quotations were:
rloar-Nst for family extras, Ss0ess Co.
heat-Shipping. nominal; milling. 81 50
sfisa
Barley-Feed N.i5a1.ao: brewing. norni-
nal
oats-poor TO fair. 81. g7,s: good TO
choice. xi.sssgl.s 81 fancy feed. g.. 3sissii u:
gray. sl.z, raj -sziS: milling. 81 "a ST..
Surprise. fl.Jll.4o.
Receipts.
Recel pts-Fiour. quarter sacks. is2s: do
Oregon, i2.is5; wheat. centals. / si5: do Or
sacks 10. potatoes. sacks z. 2.s5. 10 Oregon
f.S3s: onions. sacks so. bran. sacks ore
gon, co, midd!ings. sacks. 2t5. do Oregon.
ga: hay. tons zIs wool bales. 1885, do ore
son. -. hides. number. 1S3: quicksilver
Tasks, ~ wine. gallons, a,soY; brandy.
gallons. Ice.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-strong; December sl.57A
Bariey-StroDg. December. a1s,s
corn~Iearge yellow. slui.uZiz
Wool and Hops.
wooi-spring- Nevada clip, l3ai&c: Ore
gon. Eastern choice. i2dlic: poor, sGiic:
Valley. i2af6c.
Faii-southern coast lambs, 7asc: san
Joaquin lambs. 7@sc; Northern lambs. ia
f2c, san Joaquin plains, 7asc. Humboldt
and Mendoeino. ii4i5c.
Hops-sfi l2izc.
Prodncc, Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING s2o.5oa22,5o; bran.
SIS @ssiil per ton.
Hay-wheat slsn22 20; waeat and oat,
siSfi2i alfalfa si2ni250. clover. nominal.
stock. nominal: compressed wheat. s2oa
-. straw per bale. 50aa.c.
Negetsh.es-New red onions, G0assc;
garlic. new 4a5e; green peas. sif1i.a0;
string beans, SzISc per ID; summer squash.
s@nshc box: asparagus fancy. si.59fli -:
egg plant. ieAi2izc: calls green peppers,
sMioc, rhabarb. common. 59usoc.
Strawberries, fancy, ses,s: gooseberries.
lac. cherries. black. asa soc; peaches i0u
4aC, 1lums. 2Sat6sc; oranges. navel 81. 75d3;
Mexican lines. re-paCk SS.s1sii50; lemons
common California. idcf.$i; choice Caifor-
MA. A.2sNl.a0: bananas. slM2 bunch. pine
apples. ti50a3 doz
BuiteT-Fancy creamery. Use; seconds
iIi%atisc; fancy dairy. lie; seconds. l5sf
isise.
theese-New g.; Young America. sI@9
Toe. Eastern. i2Mt3c.
Eggs Store iiai5c: fancy ranch. i6IISc;
Eastern 1fIzni5c
Poaltry.Turkey gobblers, ioat2c lb: OLD
3 large broilers. s2.6044. fryers. 81 seas:
hens. S9at.5e; old ducks s3H4.5o: young
ducks. sa9i 50; geese. 7sraisI pair. gogllugs
siHl =, Old pigeons. 81; young pigeons,
H9Jgtl.50.
sterling on London sixty days. Sass:
sterling on London. sight A.s7iR.
Financial.
Silver bars ..... 57ss Drafts-Sight $50 Is
Mex dois -stls ui6A Telegraph . :. l7is
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- sCH0nNER HEN.

Eugene Church. III NiE,h street. Ia
coma who has AIKEN charge o. this vessel
proposes 20 cfTer her for tine charter.
John T. Gibson. "a the Rainier cub, -
acting as Mr. Chu-ca's zEsat here,