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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Ship Eclipse hauled alongside the south
bunkers Yesterday. where she Is loading
coal for San Francisco.
Bark Germania arrived In port yesterday
from the cape in tow OF tho tug Rabboni.
She is from San Francisco and loads coal
for that port
Steamship Ohio. recently chartered by
the government as transport came over
from Port Orchard yesterday, and is along
side Arlington dock.
Schooner Doncasfer arrived IN port yes
terday from the cape with good catch
Of hailbut and cod. Che discharged the
fish at AinEworta Il Dunns wharf
The torpedo boat Rowan took another
spin yesterday morning. going down tbs
Sound a. far as Port Townsend ana re-
turning TO Seattle about 30 O'Clock in the
afternoon. While in the run the speed was
increased TO twenfy-eour knot at which
rate she was kept the greater part Of tins
frip The officers In charge Of the Rowan
express themselves as highly satisfied with
her behavior.
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At the regular meeting of the trustees
OF the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce yes
terday. Mr.. Kruger. OF Saohomlsh. who
is interested N establishing a Oa1elter at
Ga.eaa, In the Silver creek mining district,
addressed the members relative to this
project. A subscription is being taken
up to build wagon road to the smelter.
and Seattle merchants are asked to con-
tribute. Abou. s7e9 OF the necessary 81 ooo
has been secured. The trustees expressed
themselves in favor Of the project, be-
iieying that the smelter would stimulate
trade IN Seattle. The subject was re-
ferred TO the committee on mines and min-
ing, with power to act
Election OF trustees for the Chamber
OF Commerce VIII take place June Is. All
members In good standing are eligible can
dldates.
The secretary was instructed TO ask the
various Yukon transportation lines to cir
culate as widely as possible that the gov
eminent assay office VIII be n operation
IN Seattle by July Is.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January ana
for Tuesday.

Real estate transactions sIncs January !.
isss. are 81. Isl ,5v q. There we're flied fer
record Tuesday twenty-one deeds. eggrs-
eating S. $3.50. Following Is Hist:
George vanderoeck 81 ux 20 Benhar-
dina favri. SEA swi. Sw14 xwit swsa
ses4 and ssA ses. see 2. - -, !. May s,
s.pa
Frank II. Paul. administrator q. b. H. Ct
estate of Philip CoFiley. deceased. 20 Adj
die - Barker, lot & block %. He'll HgiFs'
Second add, May &C. go.
John Campbell. administrator o. estate
Of Maggie Currse, deceased. TO fshgirslan
Hansen. lots II 20 -, block !. Bellevue
add. July = isss. So.
Frank D. ksersn ~ TX. 70 Nauae Halt
" = feet lots ; and s. block =, III. l.. Yes
ier's Flrss add. 500,
State ~ Washington 70 Columbia & ffn~
get Sound Railroad Co. part lot IS. block
sfs Seattle tide lands. Aay =, ssssst
state ef Washington 70 Columbia * pll-
get Sound Railroad Co. part iof :. block
Il Seattle TIDE lands. May -. s23.1z
Robertson Mortgage Go. 20 Mary F. Dur
ham lot 3 bloex !; lot 1. block B. Bear
Creek ada 20 Bay city May q 500.
Thomas Dawson 81 ux- 70 Seattle Power
Go, right~of-wav for pipe line across 9ots
ard Ii. sec -. ~ -. 8. December n. 1861.
yTsE.
Ress r. Daniels Ct gx-. ~ John Arthur.
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Financial.

NEW YORK. June 1.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram says:
More activity was observed in the stock
markets here today. Speculative interest
Is reviving and the market. for Americans
and Grand Trunks especially is widening.
Numerous brokers have deserted the Kaffir
market for Americans. Grand Trunks are
benefited by the excellent April statement.
Americans were bought here largely for
New York. The buying of bonds for New
York was unusually large. notably Union
Pacific and Atehison Is. There was also
clique buying of Union Pacific. Norfolk &
Western and Northern Pacific preferred.
Prices closed lsaf1 under the best
Brazils continue to rise Gold is In strong
demand for Russia and Japan at rs 1od.
Silver continues strong on Spanish orders.
The Bank OF England discount rate will
probably go 10 3 per cent. tomorrow. The
Paris bcurse WAS firm. Spanish ~ were
better there. despite the depressing cable
as TO the financial position in Spain.
LONDON. June CLOSING quotations:
Canadian Pacific, S1ss: Grand Trunk, 9&;
bar silver. steady at % i5-lsd per ounce:
money. 1ia9lA per cent.
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CHICAGO June 1.-The supply OF cattle
VAS so limited that prices averaged l@gslac
higher: dressed beef steers. 81 fsx5. cnofce
sseers 81 agss5 -: medium. 81 tSzls 50; stock
ers ard feeders. t4slS. cows and heifers,
Eissss. Gamers Se.5eESS, Texas steers.
$11G1AsS.
There was an active demand for hogs
ard light receipts. Prices were Sc higher:
fair 10 choice, 81 ysf4 521z: packers. s406er
59s: butchers 81 fsaT4-&s: mixed, &-eQ 40:
lighr, G.SI4a %; pigs sS-osI3.@-
The demand for sheep was active and
prices advanced. Common 20 choice sheep.
Sisasfs. -: Western sheep. IIs0sos: rams.
s. G94: Texas sheep. sac. clipped lambs,
A75a5ss. wooded lambs. sSge.5e: spring
lamhs. $s16s.a.
Receipts-Cattle. 1i.Np. hogs. socs;
sheep. Ii.eOa.
Omaha.
OMAHA Js..se 1.-The cattle market was
5<il0c higher: receipts 7.79 head. Native
beef steers. s4lf5: Western steers. $.ss<r
44e; cows and heifsrs. s.. OGiE. stockers
and feeders. S. Saass bulls and stays. S2.@za
400
Hogs-Receipts, $3.50 head: market. s6iec
higher. Heavy. AAqi-.o: mixed. SAD:
light. 81. l2zG4eo: bulk OF sales. 81 sDGi4- Is.
Sheep-Receipts. f.4n9 head; market.
stronger Fair to choice natives, S.Sd 10:
far TO choice Westerns, s.. sI1IS5.
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BIG

STRENGTH Is WHAT YOU WANT.
RI IS TO BE HAD No NATTER How
MUCH YOU MAY HAVE ABUSED 1T.
NO POWER ON EARTH IS so SWEET
As THE FEELING THAT You ARE A
FULL. MAN. WHY NOT GET THAT
FEELING BACK A MOMENTS TiME
SPENT IN WRITING FOR CIRCULARS
AND TESTIMONIALS MAY SAVE YOU
YEARS OF SUFFERING. WRITE TO-
DAY, IT You HAVE BLOOD faint
ASK FOR '9o-DAY BLOOD CURE" CIR.
CULARs. THEY ARE FREE. TOO.
THIN EYEBROWS. ULCERS IN THE
MOUTH. THE FALLING OFT OF HAIR.
ALL SHOW BLOOD faint. THING
OF THIS.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June ARRIVED
Str Mneola, Departure bay: str Umatilla.
Victoria; sh Lucille. Seattle. Sailed-Sir
Portland. Seattle; str Wellington, Conox
str Oregon, Portland.
GRAYS HARBOR, June ARRIVED
May 81. schr .. NJ. Kellogg. from Guayma a.
ASTORIA, June i.--Arrived-May q, Br
sh Gienhank. from Calcutta.
TACOMA. June f.-Sailed-May 81. str
Mackinaw, for San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW. June i.--Sai.ed--May
q. blk Fresno, for San Francisco.
UMPQUA, June 1.--Arrived--May 81, schr
Louise, from San Pedro.
WELLINGTON, n. s. w, June h--Ar-
rsved-May Is, Br str Miowera. from VAN
couver.
HONGKONG, June 1.--Arrived-May 81,
str Empress of China from Vancouver.
HONOLULU. May 2i.-Sailed-May 81.
bktn Amelia for Port Townsend: May %.
Br str Argyle. for Portland.
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BIG

MEN OFTEN 10 WRONG. I'LL 70.
FECTS FOLLOW. AND THEY OFTEN
FEEL LIKE GIVING UP IN DESPAIR.
THAT Is FOOLISH WEAK BACK
AND PAINS IN THE IOINs ONLY
SHOW THAT yoU NEED AN INvIo-
ORATOR. ''HUpYAN" Is THE THING
THAT YOU NEED. 1T Is POWERFUL.
ENOUGH TO CURE YOU. NO MATTER
HOW NERVOUS You ARE. LET YOUR
LIFE DRAIN AWAY FOR A FEW
MORE YEARS AND YOU WILL RE IN.
CURABLE. But TODAY "HUDYAN''
WILL SAVE YOU AND RESTORE TO
YOU YOUR STRENGTH.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. June 1.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow OF
the wool market:
Considering that we have had one holI-
day the past week and thar Saturday as
a half holiday is always a duh period, the
market has been fuzzy as active since our
.ast report as IL was the week previous.
The situation is dominated by the West.
Growers and dealers are now at logger
heads over the new clip. and while they are
nghiing IL out wool Is being shipped East
on consignment. Wool Is held very firmly
in the West, bit there are nos a few buy
ers who expect TO see Western holders
weaken in their prices eventually and they
are deferring action in anticipation of this"
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John Norman, who has been employed
at the Cascade tunnel on the Great
Northern railroad. tried 20 explain in
broken English TO Capt. Willard last
night. at police headquarters how he los,
50 in a game Of checkers AZ the Union
saloon. q short time before.
Either he had no idea OF the kind OF
game he got mixed up In or his power OF
explanation was iamentably weak. for
Capt willard had 20 confess that the
game was a new one TO him.
Norman said he was with three men In
box at the saloon and that they got
sd away from him through a game o,
checkers. He protested vigorously and
thew gave him so back.
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MARIxE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOOSH, June Ia p. m.-Haromessr.
$50; cloudy: wind northwest, ten miles.
Outward. last night. a bark In tow Of the
Wanderer. $40 O'Clock. steamer Macks-
nav. $50 a. m; bark Fresno. In tow .of the
Tyee, s:45 a. M: steamer George W. Elder
go p. m. Inward. a steamer. 10 "A. M; tug
Tyee. 40 p. m. In the Straits. bound out,
q schooner.
NEAH BAY. June il p. m.-Cloudy:
light west wind.
CLALLAM BAY, June II n. m
Cloudy: light west wind.
PORT ANGELES. June Ii D. m.--Ba-
roIneter, @.S. cloudy; wind west, SIX
miles. Two ships in the bay.
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attorney. 20 John n 1saes. ca lots ana
:. book s Efseiewss add. May =. 81.
Sarah s. r. Hacker 10 William Go and
Ida NJ C~oshss, WI lots and :. biloxi s.
kaufman's add. May "a So.
Anra h. Pratt an8 husband Daniel De-
70 George ~ and Magssaisna Wsid. part
block :, Aeeker's supplemental plat 20
FIRST zdd 10 kens. March /. 500.
lohn Ei. naNscz 10 Jaseph ard Jams
tsxcrpf 81 aeress. lat Z. h.sck Z: ios < hlocE
). Esailard's pat. slaughter, December 81.
lSa-. ssse
Clarss A. sehotsrll and husband. r. ". ~
Cara Il. Scaosislss. fats 8 and :, block -
RentoH add. March - 81.
John Davis CT TX. 70 Gas Nelson. tract In
Sci. sac - Up %. < May 6 $50,
ouiGa Nj. Gamble tnes Rasleyi and hus-
band. Thomas y. 10 Nellie ~. CAsasty,
lots and 81 block y. FhianeS's add, April
- QUIZ claim ST.
State Of Washington 10 Seattle Brcwlas
q Mating Co. part lot ~ block $50, seat
tie tide lands, May y. SSG
Reut0a Cooperative Coal CO. 90 Howell
w Meredith. acre tract II. plat No. I.
Isenten Cooperative Coal Cas- acre tracts.
May ST. $ssa
Ala Srnithsan and husband. III. c.. 20 =.
Belle ucnN02d gract -, SomerSslse, i've
acre tracts. May 81 SSs
Sheriff 20. Eustaee H. MAIDEN PLAINTIFF
lots II aaa =. block : Washington Central
Improvement Cas First add 10 Kent,
March n. 81. &c
Sheriff % Annie Goodrich. plairsir. VIZ
iet :. block q. BallartTs F'irs. add 10
slaughter, Nsy = $50
George a fsughafflta 10 Irving r. Cole
lets and 4. block ~ EarSe's Second add,
May IL quit claim. s..
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HoTEL ARRIVALS

THE NEW ENGLAND.
J. VI. Sylvester. Port Blakeley.
George Slater. Port Blakeiey.
VIM. r. Butter. Duluth. Nine
Peer AcGrain, city.
John Sowsley. Dyea-
A. Barrett. Ia ConneT.
n Z. Tyson, Spokane.
Frank I-Angdu1. Spokane
r. IL. <eGls. Mason
John Giichrtse. SGauwood.
George Fay. Woci .ey.
{. e. Moore. Br0okson. -. g
Aug. stsdier. Nielsen. q. =.
Mrs Rattan, Texas
James Es3to. Portland.
David Logan. Portland
rohn c. Freeman. Saesto-.
Joseph Zace. San FRANCISCO.
4. A. Wyatt. New " natcoaa-
John Shaw. New Wsatcogn-
George A Cook. Ctty.
Thomas Johnson. Hartford.
/. Acnermogf. Cisy.
! e. Ryan City.
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seaat ard Ia Europe. Increase 90 oe.
wersd's supply. total increase 2 81 .aa bush
e.S
s.orn-1-rssad States ard Canada. east OF
the Rockies decrease - 80 bushels.
The combined stock of wheat at Portland.
Or and Tacoma ard Seattle SHOWS a de-
CREASE Of ~ 90 hsrscels from last week.
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claims coming through Spanish sources. did
not greatly disturb this conviction L. IS
not sns.rciy = sentimental result .Aas
victory. for deaser. in stocks saks the prsc-
ffcal view that e .asures an early gerns1a-
ton OF the war and . consequent reyiFai
a. commerce and Industry.
Prices bounded upward at the opening
A furious activity Developed. together vita
the baoyant Tone and buying perrneatf-g
pretty much the whole list hat IL must
large volume OF buying recently n az
fscfpsttoa OF a naval victory. There has
been also the remarkable advance IN Rock
fssan1, carving with y group OF allied
stock in anticipation of tcdays action n
the annual meeting on the dsyIdsnd. THIS
meant large selling 70 take psQflts on the
elimination OF the event.
There was enormous prohsing taking dur
Ing the day, which wss most marked III
Rock Island and Peoples Gas. There was
a very pronounced undertene OF strength:
however. all through tire list. and some Of
the stocks sustained realizing. The day >
net changes are In consequence very much
mixed. many important stocks showing
losses. and the extreme advances In others
being very much reduced by declines In
sympathy with the weakness Of special
stocks London was a buyer IN the New
York market and there was large COM
misstOa house demand
There were large Individual transactions
IN bonds. and prices advances snrougnoG
the extensive active list. The totai. sales
were E.22e2s09 United STATES seconds and
the Cd tours registered advanced =. and
the old fours coupon the new fours and
the fives ]. in the bid price There Were
sales OF the new fours coupon AZ 1Eiz. q
gain OF y over tire last sale
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy. at fi.GiH per cent. !:
last loans. IL per cent: prime mercantile
paper gas per cent: sterling exchange.
weak with actual business IN bankers
bills az 81 Sff4sS for demand. and xLss. n
asa ut sixty days; posted rates. &s4lssa
s.SSg4.s commercial bills. 81. sel4SSi.: sill
yer certificates. 5s$4 15sa4c. bar silver. 5sisc:
strong; state bonds. duh; railroad bonds.
strong.
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Send the Weekly Post-Intelligencer to
your friends in the North. Newspaper
mail for Dawson and other postoffices on
the Yukon river will be sent on the United
States mall boats leaving Seattle within
the mex. few days. Copies securely wrap
ped can be obtained at the business Of
flee Price cents.
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SAX FRANCISCO. June 1-Ths bsy..a-,
seems to save fallen out OF IN. wheat
market. Hpcs IL entirely nomina! and "a
lures have declined sharply, following a
pig drop az Chicago. Barley IL lower. both
on and or call. The market In weak and
Gdset for spot There ~ very little doing
IN oats and previous prices stand. spo,
cuotattons were
a-S: hakerx extras. q. ae7s.sG
Wn.a.,-sshipp!ng. N-sz1s for No 1: mill
Bariey-Fsed. n17,4ai ri: brewing. as
NIlso
oass-Poor to fair. 81. ~. good 70
choice. si.s2isnLz7i4; fancy feed, $40;
gray, azasI- Ils: milling. $-IGi.to: Sur
Flour. Oregon, quarter sacks, 1850;
wheat censais, iis: do Oregon. s..E: bar
ley. centais. So: DO Oregon. 3s: oats cen
tals Eastern. 100: do Oregon, lid onions,
e son e posas sks s ss a. s % o ,
niddlsngs, sacks. 30: hay, tore. $50; mid
disngs. Oregon. sacks 80: hides. number
5ts: quicksilver. TASKS. los: wine. gallons,
ss.Ia.
Produce. Fruita. Etc.
Millssuffs-M iddlings. ssess7ss %; bran.
Hay-wheat. s3nacsso: wheat and cat. so
ga; best barley. sisGff.lSe: alfalfa sf3q
Ii. clover. nominal: stock. nominal: COM
pressed wheat, s2iaie3.Jo: straw. per bale,
sof9se
Observation-Disclosures. river Burbanks, 20
sT5sc: Oregon Burbanks. ssIissc. river reds.
sss1s5c: siIverskln onions 66siGse: dollhouse
cncuEbers zs1fsec. garlic. new. 3Msc: green
peas, 75cu4i string beans. 1qiIoc per 10;
summer squash. sIfii-z5; Mexican tomatoes.
3l-E5: fancy asparagus. <3fs2ae: chilli green
peppers, i51i1sc: common rhsbarh. 4sfs6ec.
Friits-chofce apples NHf.Jp: fancy
strawberries. Asfs. gooseberries, l1ltfc per
ID; cherries. black, 25Gsc. do. white and
red aps;48c. navel oranges. $36J35e: Mexi-
lemons. s5cmSi: choice California lemons,
81 .26i1.s0. bananas. tla2.
BtufeT--Fancy creamery. Sc: do seconds.
isefisssc; fancy dairy. asc: do seconds, Is
MiTtsc.
Eegs-store. isilali.se: fancy ranch. 1is
mlec: Eastern. I4Gi5c.
Pouitry--Turkey gohblers. i0Q i2c: old
small broilera. S2.504l3: large broiiers. $sssl:
fFyers sal. hens S4fi5: old ducks. t51l3-58:
young ducks. sass geese. l3cII&i per
pair: gnzlingS tlGfl so old pigeons. 81;
young pigeons. si.2s@155
wool and Hops.
Wcoi-Fall. Southern coast lambs. sffsc:
San Joaquin lambs 7nSc. northern lambs.
IiMi2c: San Joaquin plains. .flec; Humboldt
and Mendccino. isIf5c.
Hops-Oid crop. eui2i9c.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Stsady: December. NioA
BarIey-Firm: December. H15i2.
S Cora ,,.rs, yellow a.oSaie'h.
Sterling on London. sixty days. s;.sis4: do
sight. sISsA.
Financial.
Silver bars ~ ssssi Drafts-Sight 80. 1914
Mek dolls =. Is,I.aI35&.t TELEGRAPH =. =. U
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, June There was no def
mite reason for the show or strength IN
wheat that wal displayed AT the open
ing. but scalpers seemed 10 regard a reac-
ton as due after the severe slump OF yes
terlay and for q while there was mod
the day proved so intensely bearisn, now
ever. that buyers drew out and as soon rs
the demand was checked holders or long
wheat began to press 1t for sale. The
bears became aggressive sellers, and II
was not long before there was general de-
nrorallzation.
July. which closed yesterday at s1isc,
broke to g2c and September from slisc to
7ssc The weather for the home crop
abroad are increasing. Perhaps the most
depressing news came from 81. Louis.
which wired that new wheat was coming
in there freely from Texas. where the har-
vestiug and threshing was being pushed
vigorously. Liverpool markets were Tad
lower.
with MAY away. June became the regn-
jetor of cash prices. Ii opened AZ 81 Is and
closed at Si.os. against S.D yesterday. Tha
errool cables apparently being the cnief
factor. July closed with a loss or 5sa46c !:
September. Esc.
Infavorabie crop news strengthened
corn ut the start. The absence of ship
mig demand and the closing weakness in
wheat, undermined the faith of the bulls
and created n weak feeling. and tho early
advance was hest. July closed ssc lower.
All the strength shown by provisions was
AZ the opening Later there was a selling
movement, brought about. probably by
sympathy with weakness IN wheat. July
poyk IL down as1sc; lard, ioSiiesxc. and ribs
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General Quotations.
Receipts. ~ 6.a barrels: exports,
s., oga barrels; market weak, l5G2sc lower.
hsat-isec@tDsS. $500 bushels: ex-
ports s>4sa bushels: spot, weak Ne
red S1I.c (. o. h. options opened fairly
steady on better cables. Subsequent events
however. were weak AMI 5eFnogsiizsd an
der heavy selling based on fine crop pros
poets The close was sSsc decline on Jutv
az 81 eets ard gi~c decline on other options
C,osTe<-optioas firm 30 n points highsr:
sales were ) 40 bags, including June ss-sfR
& &c. jaly. 5.~o8aa.ssc. spot Rio. steady: No
invoice, 6i@C. No. tooh!ng. Sc. mild
steady: Cortiova sis<iiS1-c
slIgar-Raw. firm; fair refining. SIC.
centrifugal. - test Slice: refined, firm.
Metals.
Pig ir0n--WarYantS, &SklSS.
CapprT-I.ske. 81 -sal2ia.
Tln-sls >sSslA2s-
Spelter-ss 1854. -.
fseai-SS- Sosf2S.
The arm that fixes the selling price for
miners and Snelters quotes lead a s. ~ al
the Close.
Visible supply.
Special cable AMI telegraph dispatches
70 Eradssreefs. covering the principal
;ofarS Of accumulation Indicate the fellow
ing changes III visible supplies last Satur-
sisy as compared With tsie preceding Satur-
aay.
Wheat~-1-ai,sd States and Canada, sasf
e the RsckioA decrease a.aS bsasSaao1
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Your friends In the North want nj! the
latest war news Why non sind Them
copies OF the Weskiy Post-Intellfgsncar.
Price cents Per copy, including posta ge.
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WASHINGTON. June 1--Today's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance ....... 1886. 1s4s15
Gold reserve ......... ............ IL, sis, sos
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NEw ,oRh MARkErs.
The Sinck Nehangc.

NEW YORK June WAL street today
interpreted Commodore Scaleys engage
INERT al SANTIAGO as a success for The Unit
-. states taFcss Even the rather mesEer
details % the AFFAIR, and tie counter
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THE COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. June 1--Cotton-Mar-
ket easy: middling. Lice.
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CousposffiOD.

We are now prepared TO DO composition
for the trade taay messuree in Nonpareii
Brewer and Long Primer Salts
faction guaranteed. Cal or address Post
Seattle.
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'"hfi.>p WHEAT MARKET

sssss.,NN MP E8ne ~Wh4ss-N,thsr~
Vel. =. $3.50 ss sfSictlS nominal: Malta
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Receipts and shipments.
Dairy Products

on rha uretucs exchange seiay she bu;-
ter raarkc, was steady. creamery. lslslee;
dairy. li@l5e.
ExEs-Stesay. fresh. Sisr.
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sAx trmasc1ss0 MaakET~.

TACOMA. June T.--Sc market for wheat
esu5. sc. Eiusetem. SEC.
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II md TRADE REVIEW.

Ssaftis, June !, les
~.rssages St the ssatile. Tacoma. spo-
- "a Porfland clearing houses today
- fstssrsrces Balances
x.s.fssf. $50 44y- .aDxS 81
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boston stock Marke

BOSTON. June L.
Or. Short Line g Bos. & Butte -. 2aE
Bos. & Mon no
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VAN CAMPS Tomato Soup. Enough
for SIX people. Price ISc. Ask your greece.
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
TODAY,s WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. June !. iSS.
Showers
D. q DEPARTMENT OF AGHrSUI-
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
SaaffIN Tssra I fSas
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CITY OF SEATTLE VIII leave Yesie~
wharf Friday night at ? O'Clock
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CITY or SEATTLE VIII leave Yesler
wharf Friday Eigat ~ > o'clock.
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st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, Fargo.
Grand Forks, Crookston,
Winnipeg, Helena,
Butte, Chicago,
Philadelphia, Washington,
New York, Boston,
And All Points East
and South