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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23
SOUTH PORTLAND DEPARTS.
Carries 1O6 Passengers. Who Are
Bound for Dawson.

The steamer South Portland. Of the Bos-
ton & Alaska Company, was the only
steamer 10 sail yesterday Tor ST. Michael.
She left on her maiden trip in the evening
a. . O'Clock. having on board Io6 passen-
gers. The South Portland Tad In tow the
river steamer Constantine. which she VIII
take as far as Vancouver, r. c. There
two Canadian steamers VIII be picked up
to be towed 10 ST. Michael No passen-
gers are 10 be carried on the river steam
ers. AZ Vancouver she VIII take thirty
five additional passengers.
The steamer Progreso was expected 20
sail yesterday for the North. but failed
to get away. She was moved last even
ing to the Centennial mill dock. where she
IS loading a shipment OF -four. Her agents
say she WI get away today.
The following passengers went north On
the South Portland:
J. Bath. j. Niece. G. j. Todd. T. E
Williamson. VIM. II. Reese William Besse
Stephen Flansbury. Adam Rousch. r. J.
Vietz. Thomas Adair. Peter Vashon. Hor-
ace pasanais. 7. Il; Fennessy. T. l.. Car
owen. r. c. Glyson. james Riorden. VIM.
Pilllng Thomas r. Snow f. s Strait Asa
G. King. Leo Hartnet, 7. F. Brine. c: II.
Answeron. VIM. II Tohey A. Y. Arder-
son. VIM. II. Nading. VIM. E. Phillips.
Fred L. Ctle, Frank o. Bel. Geo 4. + Ike,
VIM. Lvigne Peter Shoenfedt, T r.
Fisher VIM. II. Collier #. r. Peterson. II.
J. Collins Mrs II. J. Collins. T J. Dono-
hue. Joseph r. Swift. G. II. Zinn. William
l.. Field q. y. Cook J. r. Parnell + Y.
Lecour. T. q. Jackson. II. Y. Coombs 7.
c. Buimer. Capt: Trotter, Miss Annle
Beatty. Mrs. y. Wool@on. Mrs. l.. r Cle-
ueut Miss Edna Bake Mr.. john suln-
van. Mr.. J. sullivan. Capt Green. Fl. e.
Green. Miss Mildred Green Mrs. II. c.
Green. Geo NJ Cadwalder VIM Sackett.
Chauncy Chase Miss Emma Westovcr.
Miss Christina Heck Mrs G /. Nadals
Miss Carrie Price Miss Ella Wentworth.
Geo = Beldon. Glendale FriscIl VIII
bur Greenleaf Allen X. Wakner John r.
Seely. 9. r H1skjNs II. p. Samuel VII
berforce. John G frame. r. + Chatte'ie
Robert X PierpAjnte r T.. Fare r r
Beard. Geo F. Messenger. J. NJ : ,hwartz.
c. T, Tefkin =. A Crosse Isaac Cohen,
Jacob HieokheTg Edward II Steiuterg
Max Obcrempt. : r Nen1enhurr VIM.
olishs. G. q. GatgbvrF ThoS = Jones
$. F FauSs.r Franklin Q. EmbDry. I.
yerrahn and r Glass
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard of Trade.

CHI go June 22-Wheat started weak
on the hner weather throughout the coun-
try. The denial from Paris OF any serious
damage by rl'-i To the French crop was
also a factor at the opening. The Liver
pool caSis=; were Disappointing 20 the bulls
as II was expected that the sharp bulge
yesterday in Chicago would be reflected on
the other side Under such conditions, the
a good deal of their high-priced wheat.
Sept ahcr. which closed yesterday al SIC.
cold down to eIi2C.
July which left off last night 1t 7ihU
1i'.c declined 20 s3C. The domest!c crop
reports were not universally favorable by
any means. but the good 50 largely exceed
eA he bad that the latter no longer had the
effect of alarming any ore a tout the gem
eraI result. The elaborate arrangements
that were made yesterday to market the
the altogether rrassi4rfng effect that was
apparently expected. TIE failure Of
small French ho1se in the grain trade was
repOrie~t with the rauae Of t;c prinsipal
being preyfuS II VAS a. tifst feared I" be
the great grain firm OF fsnuts preyf}ss &
Co. of Paris. That caused enc ~ the mar
kat's weakest moments There was
sharp rally from the lowest point when Il
was known that the preyfus WI, had fan
ed was an ins gn!hcant concern doing a
small business.
Jnly closed '.15i2c lower and September
lost i3,aiisc.
Tassstifde Prevailed in corn o"ca stoned bv
tina brigh, sunshine improved crop reports
AM Lack OF export demand and CLOSED Nc
down.
oats synlIa thixe,l with tho other declines.
July closed i.c lower,
Heavy receipts Of hogs and he weakness
Of wheat caused a heavy feeling In pTov'-
sfcns The dregs ~ The yellow fever scare
were also 20 -, found ~ the bottom ~ tne
depression. Juy pork closed Sc bower lard
and rms 3isc bower.
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SHE CARRIED LIVE STOCK.
Steamer Willamette Hack From Her
Northern Trim.

The steam frelehter willamette ~ TIE
Pacific Coast Steamship Company. arr]v-
- IN port early yesterday morning from
the Forth. She left Seattle about two
weeks ago. loaded with freight and a large
her1 81 live stock, which she took % vari-
GUS ports along III" Lynn canal The live
stock. composed ~ 2s0 head 90 horses and
~ cattle. was discharged al Halnes Ms
sion for Jack Daltou's pack train.
The Willamette left Mary island las.
Friday for Puget sound On Monday
while Ia Mlbank sound. the Laurada was
passed. steamrg north with her two
steamers ia tow. On the following day the
Willamette passed the r!vsr steamer
Ishute Of Victoria, ashore on thu rocks in
Granville channel The steamer was
hanging fast n r. rocks, ard ali attempts
20 get ner 81 were futile After taking on
coal tho Willamette WI leave f3r san
Francisco. SIZE vii probably make anoth-
er trip north. carrying freight aud live
stock
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MARINE New. :.

HOoU1AM. June Z2.-Saled, schooner
Maria E. Smith. from ABERDEEN for Hone
lulu; sch CLEANER. from H0quiam for San
francisco. ArTivad-Tug Traveller. from
Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 22-Sa.iel- Str
Tftania. Nanaimo; str Bristol Nanaimo.
Returned-June -. schr Jennie Theln.
frcn San Francisco for Grays Haroor, re-
turned on account Of carrying away her
foreCastle head OF the Far.alons june -.
SAN PEDRO. June l9.-Arriyed-Schr <.
$. Holmes. from Port Biake.ey-
ASTORIA. June I-Sailed-Br Ok ANA
dam. from Queenstown,
TACOMA. June 2l-Sailed-S chr Peer
less. for san Pedro; ok Cndaunted, for
Sydney.
ROCHE HARBoR, June l9-Arrived-
Schr Eva, from San francisco.
GRAiS HARBoR. June I.~Salled-
Bkn Cleaner, for san Francisco.
TILLAMOOk, June 2l.-4Sailer-Str
Ruth for San Francisco.
MONTEVIpEo. juno G.-Tha bark
Banufshrt. from Cardiff for Esqu!mault.
previously reported. reports that she en-
countered hurricane on May 6, in IS 5
e w causing damage above decks. Water
Hooded hold and cargo heated.
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S.sa7. western steers. ana4a. Texas

$50. westerr steers. A-eeH4H: Texas
stee-s. s. ssaSA-s
In spite Of Az active demand FOR hogs
frorn Chicago packers and Eastern strip
ae~S suwars succeeded n forcing a d.
e..~e 90 s1iae Fair 10 ehSlce. $685.
packers & -ssf5 S-i@. butch rs. 8 a5:
rn'xe.f g. -ssz ea9s9: light; ss.sssT2.s-14: pigs.
s. 7s673 -
TIE demand for sheep Was brisk. F'ri -
were steady Native sheep. s. Z5gs5
texans S-aaT2 Is: rams s3Ss7-ts@. year
.sngs and lorrbs. ss-s4fs. sTrin< lambs.
$e0es
fssceir-=-Cattle seo. hogs. 3 ee8:
sheep. 1890.
OMAHA. lure Cattle Receipts. $50
head market steady Native bret S.se~s
81 leET&@9. Western steers. s4siiss. Tex ;
steers E74A5. COWS ard he5feTs. ssi0sf
arp steekers and feeders. s4g5.1e: bulls
aa8 s;ags S4A
Hoss-f .ecei7ts. fooa1 head: mark /.
i0c lower. Heavy 8 7;s03. X. mixed 5 =:
Light. S.6z5g3 ., bnik - sales sk7965 -.
Ssgeep--Re Ipts. 500 head: market
strong. Far 70 choice natives. s. setJ4 -:
fair 70 choice Westerns. 81 -g6l4 -. CON-
r1s.n ard stock sheep. s'.ssfl4 50. lambs
AaH6rs
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Humbcld. is expected to arrive
today from San Francisco. She IS en- route
to 81. Michael.
Ship Occidental arrived in port yester-
day from San F'rancisco. She loads coal
for the same port.
Steam sAip Tmatilla IS Cue today from
San Francisco. The Walia Walla sails in
the morning for the same port.
Schooner Pilot left yesterday for a fish,
ing cruise AZ Cape Fiattery. Several yes
sells are expected to arrive shortly with
fish.
Steamer Hoosler Boy, recent addition
10 the craft built for service in Alaskan
waters was alongside the south bunkers
yesterday loading coal She VIII leave for
the north in a few days.
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Hreadssu M,

San FRANCISCO. June 22-olarket de-
pressed and aull, and the Only chang. IL
deSilias ~ gIsll,ng wheat Spring G@scf.Ts-
icEls 2osst-ssas azlG Notable. Barley. oass ana
corr hat AZ former price. W heat fpture,
j. @es IN sympathy with Chicago. though
tfs tlngsisa and French n1arhets ware
nlgnee. spot quotations were
FioeY-Nes for family extras. ssEmS e.
bakers extras, sos. 10
aeas-shippiag nominal; milling, si4s
fiarieg-Feed. :Llsa.alIa.: brewing.
Oats roor to lair. sizsal.z7as. good to
gray, iz3isai sgsz; milking. S. .y714:
surprise. sl1lsl.sa
K-c~ipsa
Our quarter sacks, t.3oo: do Oregon,
fss, harley. centals. $50 beans sacks iEf
.osn eentals. eastern. -: potatoes. sacks.
bran. sacks, 80; DO Oregon. 4Ss; ms4iilnxs.
sac Ss - hay. tons. $50: wool, bales 81
hides .s2tnfer, =: quicksilver. TASKS. 4s.
CtosfnS Quotations.
Cal. Board Sales
, y nfai @eak. Decer1her, si-2e7s.
barley, easy. December, sl.A
Corn, large yellow. siz.f02s.
Wool and Hops.
@ool-Spfiag clip. Nevada f@4l4c: Ore
goa' EASTERN cAolee, l2aiic: DO poor 50 ilc,
10 VALLEY. i24Iac. Fali-<soufnern coas;
iafn5s. s4se. san joaquin IaE1bg ?aYs,.
Northern lambs. ilmizc: san joaquin
pains, 1Qsc. Humboldt ana Mendoc!ro.
isQIsc.
iiops-crop. sUi23zc.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING s2o&t22: bran, sI5gIG
per ton
h4y-wheat. seoqs2.. wheat and oai. sls
~ Alfalfa. sl3ri2.59. clover. nominal.
STOCK, nominal. compressed wheat, s-lt14
straw. per bale. t0dssoc.
FeSetables-New red onions. 511tga~: gar
nc, new, 2izK3C, green peas, siHlJl, string
beans %4oc per ID. summer squash. 06t1s
small :sox: fancy asparagus. si5e4z egg
plant. 2K4 iZazc: chill green peppers. sxsl0c.
Fruit Strawberries. 5afTc; gooSebcrrfes.
7oaslc: rIurns. ftua5c, oranges naveis.
si.1St,75; Mexican Lines, repack. ss.5eti
common California lemons. <ini.25: che ce
California lemons, 81 50eI2; bananas. sl4l2
bunch, pine apples s!G2 dozen.
Butt.r-Fancy creamery isc; do seconds.
llisuisc; fancy dairy, f7c. do seconds, $50
isi.c.
Cbeese-~New. ssasc; Young American.
so loc, Eastern i2a l3c.
EggsStore. t3GIii4c. fancy ranch, l5lg
i51xe. Eastern i3Qi5c.
Fouitry-T'urkey go6oers. 1901 2c ID Old
BOOSTERS, G.39U., young ROSTERS S6fl7 -:
small broilers. s243; large hro.lers. s., 5aeii,
young ducks, &qsJD. geese, 75c4sI pair;
goslinga. siIl.25 old pigeons, slMl25;
young pigeons. si-2J1 10.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. AS;
Financial.
Silver bars -. 575s iDrafts-Sght -. III.
Mex dolls 40. ei4fa. Telegraph e. =. -
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rtna ncial.

NEW YORK. June 1.-The Evening
Posts LONDON financial cshleEran says:
The stock markets here we're quiet tuli
and featGTe3eSs today The improve ule. AZ
IN Bra zls continues Spanish - were fiat.
l. ~ understood that coupons held oy rcs-
idsntS IN Spain are NOT 70 be sold on
gold basis. This leads TO selling on Span
ks.l acCc1at.
Americans were quiet and dull closing a
shade above the worst. New York selling
OF baltimore Il Ohio was the feature g.
madam Pacific and Grand Trunk were good.
The rate var IA said 10 be settled The
money rate Is sfiil easier today. II 4 an
even chance whether the bank Ta,e viii or
VIII not be reduced tomorrow. the fact
that 4 new Indian loan IS soon TO GENE out
favors decline before long.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. June 22.-Clostng quotations:
Canadian Pacific. s5is; Grand Trunk S.:
bar s-i.ver. s,eahy a. 21isd per ounce:
money, lsQl per cent
Breadxfuf:s.
LIVERPOOL. June 2-WAeat-Futures
closed steady: July, Is %.G: September as
ssi: December. IS SGD
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crawal o. TIE outside public from spsca-
lst1cn pending definite seas reGar3srlx sfae
operations OF TIE American @cEceE a. SaH-
fsago and Eazssa, Ind HEtis the effects 6.
It's Eew revenue Gaw and she government
kan are kssUwa.
The professional operators we're unable
&c degree. London or~sga ed ar both side.
% Eae mark. 81 Bai.trnoTe * ORC. s-.d
was z narcnsFer - s. Paul TIE weak
ness 10 Sugar as-rtb~d - p-os pe=ctlye ar
lsL2t1I Of Hawai- MAS g feature &ssa
hears had everything fbsr rsn say Il
his specially. ard wers successful 10 fore
ING caE Foabc amounts q Stock. WHICH
CARED he price down % points to lZsss-
TIE succeeding operations y ere acconps-
ned wkta considerable trreguia~lty rs3-
Hes OF ro.1t o. theresS:,sts occurring
frequently. but ssse evident lax q INSIDE
supper ezeoggages. fresh s7ssElaElSiratao Ffs
by the traders a. every r.s@. the slotk
closing s.t5.n l. q tbs sswesf- TIE -
ve-1snness O. this security geTneated tie
general market for a time. bur the mark !
reluctance o. the Standard shares 20 SIC
cEfDh 70 bear pressure. eousted N5tn sovae
favorable traflc Statements. stimulated
covering IN he granger ErUue. watch car
rsed these properties above The level ~
yesterdays Close. The acton Of the Lake
Shore directors increasing ths sem annual
srtbutory factor in the hate strength in re
railways Baltimore & Onto suffered ioss
of ~ points Oh Liquidation. Influenced ~
the craste nature Of the Tsorxanlza non
out feature ard comparatively prices show
exceedingly light changes iE either dire
ttoE except In Isolated cases Transac-
tl0ns tn bonds ReFt on a large scale ard
prices ~ the leading speculative issues
registered gains ali around with Union
Pacific and .A;cni&5n lines Unusually heavy.
The general sf,s-,u al ION exhibited
strong tore. and furnished ample evidence
tina. large amounts Of caTitat were seek
ing investment su stable ssscsGr5s ssS at Te-
r1nnerettve rates. The aggregate sales
were sef3l 6cn
Government bonds were easy IN tone. the
cid registered tours ruling i lower
Mones and E.chanGe.
Money on call. i4ii4 per cent. last
loans. ia PER cent, prime mercantile pa
per. 3fi+ peg cent. sterling exchange. firm,
with actual business in bankers bills al
AIi204.s5@4 demand and siss@4 ~ sixty
days. posted ra.es. 81 sat sii2 and 81 s'12f2
Ass, commercial b3li.. sis4feSl3 -; silver
certificates, ~. 5yiac. bar SILVER. oss. c,
Mexican dollars, i5i-c. government hond~.
easier; state bonds. dui.. railroad bones.
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MARINE. OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 oss-Tnt5@iigeoCer.
TATo1o4, june e. T. m.~-BAromvte.,
@sst. cloudy Wind weSs. SIX miles. In
ward. tug Magic, - Goou- Outward,
steamer Charles Ne.Sou. p III. Two river
steamers in iow OF a steamer, broke me
tow iue In the straits OF Ta,oosh al :
p. m, and pat bash.
cl.ALL.AM. June -2-4 p. m.-iieavy
rain: calm.
PORT ANGELES. June 81 p. M
Barometer, 2s.sS, cloudy. wind west 3
miles.
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MTs Little. who lives neAr H.. Denny
Clay works, reported ~ the police last
nlgat that her purse haA been stolen. In
J; was check for 81. M Little said the
cheek "as tae pr"g4 rty Of hev son. who
works for the Nor.Aern raciac rallr.nd
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local Rc.43rt-Max.ulum temper
AZURE. p degrees. minimum. - ree~u -.
W Gather. partly cloudy. Rainfall. trace
ii. Y SALISBURY,
Section Director. Weather bureau
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wheat
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Boston stock Market.

BOSTON June - Closing:
Or Short Line y Bos- x Butte 49, go
Bos. & Mon 49, .2}2 Parrot, 80. 49,. -
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Closing Quotations.


WASHINGTON. June 22.--Today's state
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows:
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IL IL yourself You must consider.
Tree circulars and testimonials tell
Ing ,ou what "Hedsan' does for
puay men. Ia cures them niwayH,
Rapidly. surely, permanently. he q
man once more. Hat "Hudsan." and
"hnd,an" only. does this grand
work.
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TIE BRUNSWICK.


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F. seuE.aax. SsnrI0
Il Damon. CITY.
- I4Si@lfs. Portland
= 4 Sv1t'Hs E2,sashGFS.
p a loTaeIl. Ny
a A--r1. 1feS- k.4As-S$-
+. auSA Victoria. r. 4.
= ~. cannon CITY.
=. SEE '1@f. i Fs4stosl, Aon..
IT IT Sa9.es terE.s.oa. Cinc.nna'A
- he.iy 4a& N..e, Cincinnati.
J,sS5s tA3t,ea. Tacoma,
= LA$son &uo ~tfe. f2Ttt421
: A. <.aay and @ats, FortiA+4.
r NsweE. tIty.
:, r . Nest, 1H;y
= : ones Ca,oasa
- n n t1t'cs Sc rs,se,IA
- I; C0w@ri. Nra-,Sel. Alaska
a sofpsS y ra;'Ssl. \t4ska.
2 ukipnss c.;{y. ..., -, -,
i,s3 2 u y s5~,asiS ana ~'fe WfA"ssa
=: ~ y, taunton. NAc'oTi~
~ 4. osees 81 Louis
> =, SoaI2vFalie.
:, brt.h 81 FRANCISCO
: :; t, Nh: S ~. 49,,
George = COWS ''' "'SieSeo ''''
- g S>eEeis sI5tnsS. Acnf
80. = = 'tontd. t>iltnss Ment
~ - J. James t9@i"N 't'"'
49, =, Aifsa'ri,te IhIt%&"
l. ~ SAili'ia. Everett
THE BUTLER.
" G Nas,ks <,r,, tssrt was,
= T,ra7l-y -, -. ''~' wash
Ny l,~(rf1 ~ ~ 81
{. H. kvonenbcrges. chicago
" II kelsoSss c1sh las
+ !. helseX, Port Townsend. ..4s
). hieaat 4st''i. i'oI@ i+ji-!oW- rs
Edel san tTans 500
MIS-. J ". Hogan ana I'VE children, San
tLan.lsto
X ). obTyAn; LOUISVILLE. Nv.
Fred l-t}eaoter. SkaGw2N
II y ii"rjen san francis,o
4 = SPIT. san francisco
O. e Weston, blaine.
): II. aoaIe. Vancouver
heafy tL%nu New loEk-
.honlaS 9 Hel4. Sat.ton
Mf ana Mrs {. }. Moore. Baltimore,
a1
Mr ana Mis-. ). b. Bartam. I-alss-
NJ p oe.,au ves,,,.s,.r Do
Miss r. NJ ogien. Westminster. Pa,
Harvey q. Robe. copper city. Alaska.
j Wheeler, Copper City Alaska,
W. r. Norway. san Francisco
r. \. Marshall ana wife. Vancouver.
b c
A =. SdCkGlrE. anC0INer IL. e.
Mrs Melville Curtis Ana ,6rtcs
Miss Allen Curtis. Anacortes.
; WeiXel. wife and daughter, Spokane
L. s Campbell and wife. San Francisco.
IL IL. Richards. san Francisco.
James Dempsey. Michigan.
NJ. w Gallagher. Michigan.
NJ. l.. Stangroom New Nhatcom
Miss Eva Holmes. Astoria.
Miss Alma Holmes. Astoria,
THE Nnys,-1irpN
u - - ' 80 = INV
~. Il; Brown, spokane
RANK 5tsofi tossiahd
r = kn ar's w as ~ n'N'i''A
y. +. Anderson. Spokane.
J; l.: McMurray. Tacoma
Il. 6. Murphy. Rosiyn
J. II. OConnell and wf.s. Roslyn.
r Skies. San Franchises.
Capt. William f. George, Victoria
9. r. Crane. Lake Bennett.
W. T. Tyler, Everett.
l.. NJ. Daniels. San Francisco
W. X. Nichols. Tacoma.
- ". Brown, Tacoma.
Alex Graydon. Cripple creek.
ID. X. Beeman. Rentcn.
j. L. Miliett. Mount Vernon.
THE NEW ENGLAND
-. -.
!. a Johhson. Everett
J. T.. LeWeW, City.
james Rockford, CITY.
II r sloan. Los Angelo,
iiian steEnhs, Shetun
=: N, Matthew's. VI. u, tlly.
MueIief, lily.
daLey Evans. BLACK Diamond.
mann Evans. BACK DIAMOND
Sainue4 Shecai EVeret,
S. l.. Bond Benton Harbor. Mich.
y,-iy,tn 80 c1,"i. s. u a,e' -"A
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currency 3 or. s. l.. d. t. rlsS .
Aichison ia go. g3t4 Elves. I. r. io63A
Can. az So. 2ds IS Fl9es . &C. t CO..
Can. Pac. rs =. Pacific IS OF 20 .i0lis
Chi. Term. Il IS Reading Is ...... S5ia
Che Ohio Is .il4i7 r q. ". lists 80. s9ia
c. II. az y. 4i.s.lo4es St.L. X | NJ IS. "a
u. & r. c. lists. l9fis St-L.. & C IS. ZOE
Fours 80. go. an s.. Paul Con ....l45
Eas; Tenn. lists .i9:@4 ls1P,C. s. P-lsts ls;4
+ w&D lsts.t.r. Il. is. c. Non-Fand. ~ ~
Gen. Elec. = ..l0i $50 Railway IS. So.
G. H. q :. A. estes Island r. x T. es 6sl.
Seconds 49,. ..I02 tenn. new set SIS 81
H. & T: Cen. IS 70 IT. F. l.. G. lists l9i@.
Iowa &. lists .l0i Union rac pre-. 81
La Nav Con Is 10 Fours ... -. s7s.
l.. & y Uni. As. 9izlU P..D. & G.lsis Ga.
Missouri Ga ....,1oo iWab. LIST IS 49,. l0aia
NJ. Is Sc T. IDS. So. Seconds see. 80. 81
Fours -. .... Sis West Shore Il 100
N Y Cen. lists. li9'slEa Centuries =. III
y. ]. Cen. Js iii Deferred =. -. s
stOcks-Rmilroad.
Preferred =. >. % LIST preferred 8. 81
Bait. Il Ohio -. 1G 2d preferred -. 3i.
Canada Pac .... siS North Am. % =. Ga
Canada South 5lIri Nor. Pac ........ 81.
Central Pac 80. l3 Preferred sS,4:
Ches a. Ohio ... 22asOnt. West .... Is
Chi. & Alton ...is9 Tor. Rail. & Nav. 30
Chi, II. & .. LEI 2lOr. Short Line d. y
Chi, & f.. Ill -. 56iaPittsburg 80. les
c. @ &. Il ST. l.. 40i2 Reading go. -. lSTs
Preferred =. -. ~ Is. preferred =. asa
Del. 4 Hud ....l0I Rock Island ....l05
Del l.. 4 w ..iA ISt. l.. 4 : r. 7ia
Den. q II. q. -. L list preferred . 60ia
Preferred =. :. 5p9 "a preferred -. pa
Erie new ..... iStal ST. Paul .-.. 80. SsA
ist preferred -. 25i. Preferred =. ..l4sis
For, Wayne los tSt. Paul Il ON . 10
CT. Nor pre- ...f.Gie Preferred ...15o
Hooking Nal -. y. 81. r, NJ. & Mil
Illinois Cen ...lG2S. SO. Pacific ...... Is
L. F. II West 10 So Railway 49,. -
Preferred q Preferred c3is
Lake Shora ....lee's Tex. a Pac ..... lis
Louis 8; Nash 5l&l | Mon Pac ...... %
Manhattan l. ..1o3i2 Common -. 80. 81.
Met. 81 Ry ..,.leo IL. T.. ID. & q. =. :
Mich Cen ..-iN wabash go. 49,. 7
MINI Il 81; /. aais Preferred =. -. lSs4
i.t preferred D.. - Wheel. & l.. e. Ia
Missouri Pac 90. 343s Preferred 90. 10's
Mobile & ohio 2Si1l hi. q n West.l25
Mo X. & r. -. II Preferred . l7o
Preferred =. 81. s.. l. X ;. ". So
chi, Ind. x :. =. ga Preferred o.. -. IL.
Preferred -. 81 Il. @. West ..... 257@
y j. Central - Preferred =. -. So.
y y Central .l'57s hi. CT West :. "A
Nor. West ...... IL brooklyn r. r. 40
lex. div
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have bleed faint in any form ask for
absolutely free medical advice and
free '-so-das bleed cure CIRCULARS.
All forms al the disease Tee. M after
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Once I'm atsceserinE mi. saa state
of existence yaa sboald realize what
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than yea are new. lou viii further
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te neglect health.
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Meats. Provisions aad Fish.

Fresh Meats Uohb.agl Cow beef 1c Fer
b. steer beef, sisc per ID. mutton. .ixc per
ID. pork. ,dil7c per III: veal. large. 5G6c:
veal small Sc
Provisions (iobblngl~-Hams large iai1c;
hams smail. lie; breakfast bacon. lie: dry
salled sides Sc
Lard Cobb.ngb-IIome made. per III. S..
White Star. SEC. Coin Special Sac lard
comnound tlerces Sizc. Rex. sac.
Fresh F,sA tohhing,-HalIbut. 313ikc.
salmon. iNiisc: salmon trout iomi2c,
founders. s'sGlic. soles. &c; rock cod SC
trout iasftisc. shrimp loo: smet, 3fltc:
'om rod. ic, shad. A.; oysters. Olympia.
$3.50 per sack 81 ~ per gallon clans 81. so
rer sack Durgeness crabs live, 81; cooked.
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