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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-10
MONDAY, THE TWENTY SECOND DAY
OF AUGUST NEXT


due, ON
MONDAY, THE TWENTY SECOND DAY
OF AUGUST, NENI
between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, at the Court
House, in the township of Raritan in the
County of Hunterdon and State of New Jer-
sey, all that certain tract or parcel of land and
premises, situate in the Township of Delaware,
bounded and described rs follows: Beginning
at stone corner to Jacob Hices land in John
Holcombe's line, and running thence ~ along
said line south siXty-three degrees and fifty
one minutes west, seventeen chains to stone
corner to John c. Holcombe's land; thence
(2) along his line north twenty-six degrees
and forty minutes west, forty-two chains
and iifty-slx links to II stone heap in
William Wilson's line; thence l3) along his
line north siNty-four degrees and fifteen
minutes east, twenty-six chains and eighty
one links, to u corner in John Iambert's line i:
thence 90 along the same and said Jacob
iHce's land, south fourteen degrees and three
minutes east, forty-three chains and fifty
links to the place of beginning, containing
| ninety-two acres and ninety-three hundredths
of an acre, more or less Being the same
combe, by Benjamin A. Holcombe and wife
by deed hearing date October eleventh, A. ID.
1883, and recorded i'll Vol 23s of Deeds for
Hunterdon County, page Id
Seized as the property of Jacob III Hob
combe ct uX and taken in execution Mt the
suit of Lambert I. Warman, and To he sold
by
JOHN RAMSEY
Il y KUN, Sol'r sheriff
Dated July 18th, lSE
fees, ~ so
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-10
CHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of writ OF ri Fa to me directed,
issued ont OF the Court of Chaneery OF New
Jersey, will be exposed To sale al Public Ven
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
HEALTH REPORT FOR MAY.
Seattle's Death Rate shows Fav0ra-
bly, With That OF Other Cities.

The May report Of the city department OF
health was made public yesterday. IL
shows Seattle 10 be one Of the most health
ful cities in the United States. In fact.
other cities OF about the same population
have a much higher death rate per thou
sand that the Queen City of the Pacific
Northwest. For instance. Bridgeport.
Coma. with population Of 5000. lost 1891
lives fer every thousand inhabitants, and
Lowell Mass. suffered 1921 deaths for
each 1000 OF her s.. 90 residents. In Ten
nessee, Memphis, with CLIFF. and Nash
VILE. with S,I54 souls. had death rate re-
spectiveIy of - 81 and 1910. IL is also In
teresting to note that the death rate of Los
Angeles. 1910. San Francisco. 1872 and
Oakland, 100, show Seattle. with a death
rate Of io10 TO be far more healthy than
Califoruias cities that boast of their I'M
paralleied climate and other conditions
that are so conducive toward health.
Another agreeable feature OF the report
is that the death rate in May of this year
is smaller than IN March or April for Sc
attic, and that her sanitary conditions are
improving, despite the sensational alarms
TO the contrary. In this connection IL
might be wei TO note that only four deaths
occurred from diphtheria out of twenty
one reported cases. and though there were
forty-three cases Of measles there were no
deaths. More deaths resulted from dis
eases Of the circulatory system than from
any other cause. and more people sue
cumbed 10 the ravages Of pneumonia than
from any ether single disease. Deaths
from violence were few-only one from
drowning, one from burns and two from
shocks caused by surgical operations.
In the same report is a statement from
the slaughter house. This shows that the
live stock market OF Seattle has been very
active. and goes far TO prove that the gem
eral tendency of Seattle markets is up
ward. 1.i26 cattle. 2,7Z2 sheep e,l45 hogs, $50
veal and 81 goats were killed.
IL is reassuring to know tia. when one
goes into "a Seattle restaurant and orders
mutton he stands only one chance In 10 OF
getting goat
The report is very carefully and elabor-
ateiy prepared and the board of health
should be commended for their painstak-
ing efforts.
The causes Of the % deaths are shown In
the report as follows: Diphtherla 4, tu-
herculosis, pulmonary. 1. tuberculosis.
other. .; cancer OF breast. /, cancer Of In
tesines. .: general debility. .: senliity. 5:
atrophy Of liver. !: cirrhosls OF liver, /:
iysentery. /: gastro-enteFitis. !: peritoni-
is. J; angina nectoris. /. heuaorrhage.
cerebral. >; heart disease 4: heart disease
yalvular. 3; fatty degeneration OF heart. /:
hyper;rophy Of heart. l. cholera infanttirr.
l, commissions. /; hamilton. ]: drowning,
/. burns. /, shock. surgical operation. =.
total 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
NORTHWEST MEMS NOTES

a colored volunteer company IS being or
eaaized AZ Tacoma.
Harry Morgan. Of Por, Townsend. died
from the effects % snnstFoke last Mon
DAY.
John Macready. an old-ti.rle resident OF
Tacoma dad Monday at Tacoma. a,sed a
years.
The crews on the Tartar ard Mansuense
nluuEled last saturday. Twenty seven men
we're arrested.
s3s resigned als oftlce after two days ser.
vice. He nas had two citizens aires ed
FOR assault and battery.
\ toll bridge has been buIlt across Ola
total charge = - cents FOR horse ard man
apc. - cents Tor foo; passengers.
Or. ]. r. Bingham, of Walia Wala. has
hen asifosuted post surgeon al Fort Wal.a
Na-la- "a succeed Ier } X Phillip waa
has been ordered 20 Washington.
Maurice Folbgook Of Vancouver 4 e
p-uekGT saved Young lady from drown
.ns lasJ sunday he hela her Up for near
= $50 hoUr before being rescued.
Tire LRpFs- etout ninety in nurnber yzs.7f.
have heea AZ Fort ToEuSerd f3r soyns tire
pas s33i ieave shortly far 81 N.rsssI
Or fbe scasouer Louise J Kenny
The Mini erai Alliance - Tacoma has
adopted ssfe9E c0ndsmuasory res5i4f a,r.s
sx&lrs. Mayer $iesegs Tor cosIntera-srirsS
tae atne system against gambling and pros
i.,1uaD.
TIE m ..iiary company organized reoe.a. IA.
81 Pea H1sE has e.sffea for captain A fgs=sy
- ere G&rue ~ E3ozer he has hsaat a
ctd~. fer fye 9eaEs. ard 5 vel eIiaa SIZED
fog tae position.
hans Trtrpb.e ard The po~a brothers a.
34eS }s2oD. Idaho. Gaye turEed back on eha
r4Hg@ aeaF.y / 100 head Of stock csfsfe -
Dlafket taylnE been recently forced q gwr
several asssars per head.
siey- Rogers has sent a lettAr 30 grs
GTaaisS. widow ~ the late Cart c.r3AIes
VAC commanded the Olympia during tha
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
MARINE NEW

HOQUTAM, June S.--Arrived-For Ho-
GUAM. schr Pioneer, from Port Hartford.
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 9.--Arrived-Str
Arcata, from Coos bay: str San 'Mateo.
from Departure bay: Sn Louis Walsh, from
Tacoma: sh q. +. Sargent,a from Seattle.
Sailed-Str Grace Dollar, IRON Seattle:
schr Joseph and Henry. from Coquille riv-
er; schr Mayfiower. from Coquille river:
PORT BLAKELEY. June S--Arrived-
Schr +. y. Redheld, from Newport.
ASTORIA. June s-Sailed-Str Oregon.
for San Francisco.
SOUTH BEND. June 9.-Sai,ed-Bk Au-
reola, fer San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
since January 1 and
for Wedue~day

Real estate transactions since January l.
iS9S. are N.2s9 Sc. There were flied for
record Wednesday IS deeds. aggrega;ing
S6,o27. Following IS a list:
l. y. Ford ct TX. by W. d. Lambuth. at
torney. 10 r. l. nerner. ni2 TOT ). blk e. Sc
attic Homestead Association LIST add. June
Mrs. J. E, McLyman to Mary W. Dow.
Park add to sIaughter. May q, 1897. 500
F. 4. Mckenzie. by u. A. McKe9zle at
torney. 10 Ellen 4. Sawyer. LOT I. blk 5,
Terry's lth add. May IS. 81.
]. e KENYON ct ux. to Margaret Rayner.
lots 10 g. blk 3 Woodlawn add 10 Green
Lake. June !. se25.
Jennie Pers, lots Is and Is. blk IS. Gilman
Park June s. $500.
Thomas f. Cormode 81 Tx. TO Clarence
G. Carr. lots 10 and II, blk II. Latona add,
sarah T. Bennett to Aubrey Bennett. lots
! .. 20 y. blk II. Edes knights add.
\ II Rovd. as receiver of Bank Of Az
burn. 10 J c. Merrfieid. all interest In lots
June ',e = lss7. $3.50. '''' " - "''
John C. Harness 81 ux. 20 John woodins.
part 10; and east y feet lot Z, blk /.
SlauSh;er March 70 quit calm, sI00
James C. Merr!0el3 ct TX. 10 John Wood
ing. undis lots ana 2. Blk ?. Ballard's plat
James q. Merr!deld Il TX. 10 John c.
Barnes. unit. lots and .. blk .. nallard's
plat Of Slaughter March p. quit claim.
knA
John q. Barnes Ct TX. 70 James c. Merit
ned part log ? and east - feet ioi g. blk
! SiauEhtsr. March la quit claim. sida
John Wooding 20 Edwin Il. Bisseli part
lots and ? blk .. Billiards. plat OF Slaugh-
ter Aprsl ~ $50.
John c; Barnes - AK. 20 Edward II BIS
sell undL OTIS I and = blk 9 part lots
and 1 hlk I, nsllard's plat OF Slaughter.
Jure = $40.
sheriff TO william g Richter paintiT.
l9is q 6 Xix IL. Salmon Ray Park add.
Ju~e : gems
Joa9 r. Krrrear e; TX. 20 q. e. Carnage
lot : blk Woa3wars4's add. June l. $3.50
James Lewis Foster - ux 10 r. + Md
d.stcn lots - n, blk b. River Park add.
Mav 2. e
Peter EInan ~ Jaia 0DouuelI. SEX iot
. blk - Bel Heirs - add. june s. 81 %.
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'Tfe west hound tyansc9utiueutal freight
;sr3T. advancing freight rates ali along
the line which has been agreed 20 ~ all
ire JransWoutiaentai railroads. VIII 80 into
sffe-t on June p according - advance
c,1rfeS az the Trans continental Freight Ru-
rrau's westbounf tariff. which were Pc
casv4s by ;he local officers ~ several roads
yesterday Tire rev tar.T VIII 80; oe
placed Fl the hands % SHIPPERS for SONS
days Yet.
TIRE provisions ~ the proposed tariff
have been already thoroughly discussed
= quotes new class ard commodity rates
effective June - from al points east 30
all inertia Pacific coast terminals showing,
advances 80 t~oru - "a - ger cent. Va
al lines Al freight leaving ste pon; 81
origin after June - W. - sabsecg "a the
rev rates TIE main advances are "a
bulky freight. dry goods, etc On aeavv
hardware ard heavy iron ara steel tire
rates are not - materially advanced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10

81 na1s: SIS lie. sssa0fs; . g. Si94l-
Box yards. 11-in and 40. ESeszz- Bsves sid
tsx fte-snrs led. Ea3. Ceiling. V. 5esded
or psssa. so8 L. ard 3 o. sach. 80
sss. Nos 4 : ard : ss-srch i tsg lfsss Nos.
4 ard T. t1-.ncn. so Ers- Ezyi& Lash. SO
srs ~esg@s. 49, frss u 81
Eash.rgecr E@5 Ge4zr hss-u1~r-Ro1xs.
sxsFs reves siding We gnt 20 lbs. sl<
miSN CesIiags, weights. Sos- ]. AID L
1xs-snrh as -. S@S. J. and :, 7sxS-
frrs. 30 fsa Nos l. ard 3 Axs-EncE
NJ gssa .I1ss-S WEsr@~0slrg. si@li& Rus
10. r1ezs. - shingles. y4g9. standard
sst-x 81 3. Ous-tSca finish. i. u and IS
fees seEG3i Thick irish f1sSfE CEDAR
suazres = 3 ard II feet s-suSl Bat
txnx zsGxsc Per 100 EnsAl feet Picksts.
sl2
are Esr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.

NEW YORK. June s.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here were quiet and
steady today. The rise was somewhat aid
ei by the withdrawal of E50o.Dao of Jap
aness coin from the Bank of England for
Japan.
Spanish Ia were fat.
Americans were lifeiess. The length OF
tho forthcoming account Is again an active
speculation. There are difficulties in the
corn trade owing TO the falling in prices.
One important firm is gossiped about in
thia connection.
Grand Trunk was good on favorable
traffic estimates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
POWER.

The feeling OF power a :.
did ono a. there is IN n. -
when yen know that ysv
10 any task fhnr may Nc p,...s
fore You. yen cannot hat feea -
Bus how few men there On. -
different stations OF life VIA
of IL. Much fewer than yea -.
lima sine. Loss of strength
tu men from causes TOO n~~~.~
mention Geer-exersian a.
the eomnonest. An fndtvis~.,
stead at exercising all Of IL.
tioas I'm equal proportion. u... -
To excess And as n matter ~ -
auenre he begins TO get vve.s
there is at least one way q
he may recover his strengrA. !.
by uStng the "Hudyaass tr~.,-
IL he does he will pass thro..N !.
following stages
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10

IL Iu9w Al shs close Jriv vas .sc iSwe-
a-4 Sea*snh ~y I3.fstt-e i1we-.
Tae excessive rains - TIE eor- hel.
cassea p~se@s 70 rule strong IN spite OF
fne heavIness II wheat July ciessG -
HIGHER.
Sympathy NTH corr ard unsavorabse
ereu reaers caused strength N eats. July
cl1ssd ssN7xc hsgher.
TIE selling pre- sSur@ IN provisions was
ag1arsEt}y relieved and there was buyia<
isy tsaraEevS Ehc aave been SslisTs hereto
FIRE taiS naeEta. The close showed adj
vaaeez all around. &c II perk and lsS4c
each "a lard AID RIBS.
TIRE leading futures ranged az follows:
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Total sales Of stocks today were ias 20
tsenrral Quotations.

-Four Receipts = 500 tarrels. sxrorts
fsa barrels market weak and lower
Wheat-F,v g,orts 102 Sc bushels exDa-t a
40 gu bushes spot weak No. rel 81
Z - s. options ope0e7 GFnn ard adv- need
ou sfrsug cables aut q }et - Tatn5r gain:
bFa:lsh f72:iziDc on prospective hesriSh
government repcft caused a aresk ~ r 80
l.r below lss- nights close Ne. red
july 4st-ss asss,
HouF- Steady
str:3one 3u3 posat@ lower. <a}es
> --l bags 8" hiding, June 5.7ac. lu,v --Be.
sfNaf RIO. SV., NJ = invoice $40 No p
fahhtuE re mild DAN Cay3ov3 S'~f3t5
Sustv-iiaw 6rU. fair refining czsr. csr-
trt.GSsi p Test. 5-if.. refined. tfrru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO Po<st-Intelllgencer.
TATOOSH June 81 D. m.-Barome;er,
2a.sl: cloudy; wind west. ten miles Out
ward. last night. a steamer. at p. M:
steamer Wellington, at ie.4a "A. m; a
schooner. at 3:l5 2. IN. Inward, a tug al
lo.ia a. n
NEAH BAY June Al p. m.-Clear:
light southwest wind.
PORT ANGELES. jane Al n. MIA
rometer. - 81; clear: dense fog in the
Straits: wind west. twelve miles, Tags
Tyee and Sea Lion, ships Joseph Brown,
Columbia and Indiana In the har0or.
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hattie az Manila, with his condolences on
the death Of the captain.
Wendell Hall a one-tiuae Democratic POI
s.lcsan ard legislative candidate. CT Spo-
kans was found guilty % tii~tapQing AT
Davenport ard lined 81 and costs. "a de-
saaIt - payment CT wateh he now lan-
cuisines ~ jaI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
The Power IL Going ra.s
Prcmaturenesx Alwaya
Loss stopped.
Confidence Returns.
Health aud Fuii viger Ax.an

But beware, "Hudya ca, H.
only from Hudsonian siecsera -.
IL is the one thing that Will r,...
90 You your full and perfect As.aa
III you have abused your rs.k.
granted you by Nature. de ~ =
discouraged. "Hudyan'' win -
you your power back. Send n, ~.
circulars and tesfimoniafs sho~s-
what it has done for 2o.ooo otAe, =
ferers. Hoa can have medical 49,.
free, too, if you will hut ask e. :
And then, .gain. il there 10 =.
blood faint i'm your bedy. al =,
.3o-day blood cure" circalara. n.
are free. too. That remarknha
cure expels all traces OF the pss...
from your system and makes yss =
clean as a newborn habe. h =
as certain To cure NIL such cases :.
"Hudyan" II To restore
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change WI shortly ~ e-e-te8 IN the
schedule OF t@e W$hey >RYIxa TOR Com
nagy s steamers between Seattle aua olysg-
pis TIE NUtacDaa wti} be gs5n as ar
extensive passenger sts&ssser on regular
time TIE cay q Aberdeen wIt handle
the freight business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10

PORTLAND June a--Wheat--Qulet and
unchanged Malta Wai.a, sc. valley and
biueStssY ~ per busi1eL
Cleared British bark LoH6on Hilt. for
Queenstown with IL SO huss1eis OF wheat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. June s.-Today's state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance sl92, l25 5S3;
gold reserve. S1Es. 020 ST
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rHE SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wfieat-So- cfsfo. Tee. No. I hiuessern.
Tic milling wheat. No. club. 1sc: Ne. !
b.uesteal. 70
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Dairy productS.
Boston stock Market.

On the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market was firm: creamery, l3ni5lac:
dairy l3g15i.c: eggs. steady: fresh. 9i2c-
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TNS t~o9-N arrsnts 3 a0S7S-a
'oEper~IRkr 81 y fl&ie
Tyv-sI5 Ias.1S ~
Ss.s-.rss--st frnF IS
Lead 8 -g,e-52 --f- The firm tre. rxes,
tHe sFf ae rriro f0~ miners ara s.,,eiters
eu1tes lead A. 3 N a, TIE close
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Dren dsfu Ma.

LIVERPOOL. June e,--CTosing quota
tons: Wheat-Spot. no red: No / north
ern spring firm; futures closed quiet: July.
9s, September. IS sd: December. - 3l.d: No.
red northern winter. firm at * ID
Corn--Spot. American new. firm at IS
lad: July. steady al Is 2i4d: September.
sfeady al 81 sd.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
fSren dstuHs.

SAN FRANCISCO. June a.-Isocaliy
wheat II ssiiI entirely nominal. Not much
doing In spot barley. Market lower. No
changes In oats.
Spot quotations were;
Fioar-Net cash for family extras. $500
$50: bakers extras. S.2zu525
Whsat-rsh.,pplng. nominal. choice mill
Bariey-Fssd. ni7ssQlso: brewing. lisa
I.se
oa;s-Poor to fair. a.seGf szis: good 20
gray, sig2i@sfl Sc: milling, si-S5aIl-ie: sur
prise. i4ogi.is.
Receipts.
Flour-Qnarter sacks. siso: do Oregon,
! 80. wheat centais. i.llo: Washington,
$50: oats. centals Washington. Ike;
beans. sacks. 2.5ii. corn. centais. 2: de.
Eastern. 4.ooa: potatoes. sacks. 2.ssa:
gon, 100; Washington, i,sez niddiings.
sacks. Fl; hay tons. 10. wool, bales. $40:
hides asst raisins. boxes. s,ol1. quick
silver. TASKS. Sc: wine, gallons. 2osoo.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-sieady. December. si.35ia: May.
ti.57a.
Rariey--weak; December N.it7s.
Corn-Large yellow. si.o-34sfie5
Wool and Hops.
wool-Fam: Southern coast lambs, 7ffse:
san Joaquin lambs, use; northern lambs,
maize: San Joaquin plains. sGac, Hum
| boldl and Nendocino. l3Gl5c.
Hopa-aafiZizc.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
MIlistuffs- aiiddlings. s2o.55a2.- 80: bran.
sieai ls.51 per ton.
Hay-wueat s2I42i wheat and oats.
s2fF9t2s: alfalfa sig yeaf 1880; clover, n0f1s-
raj: stock. nominal. compressed wheat,
s2lfl23 per ton: straw. per bale. 4a5595c
Vegetables iiverskin onions. 5eHt,oc;
garlic new. sStsc. green peas. ,5cst<ls
string beans. 4Gfoc per Ia. bay squash, 15ce
81 box; fancy asparagus. S9a1H2-'0; egg
plant. iaai2isc; Chni green peppers. l"4
lzi@c rhubarb. 65F 5ssc.
Frult--Apples choice. siat50 sirawber-
ries. 5st.c; gooseherries. 1n2c Ter To-
cherries. black. 20a4lc, peaches. .ofloc;
/ Mexican lines repaek. s350ui: common
California lemons 5sca3Si choice Cailfor-
MA lemons. r25aii.5o: bananas, Au2 per
bunch. plnsapples si.59G3 per dozen.
Hutter-Fancy creamery. l9c: DO seconds.
1 1sa4lsikc fancy dairy. i5izc: do seconds,
esheese-New. &c: Young America. leg
! faiAe Eastern, l26tI3c.
Eggs Store iiftl5c. fancy ranch. blp
/ ls,@c; Eastern ii.1i5c.
/ Pemltry-Turkey gobblers. iiNiec 10: old
! ROSTERS 81 soSfi 50; young roosters. 6.aafa
| 4 small broiiers. Si7s9t2 81. large hrolers.
| sl4a9.a1: frvers. $t6f45a; hens. s8a450; Old
| ducks, s3l33 50. young ducks. ssH4.50. geese.
| Tgeafsi pair: gosings, SAILS: old pigeons.
81; young pigeons, 81 @1afl.S.
Exchange
| Sterling on London. sixty days. Sass;
| sight, si-Ssi5.
Financial.
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Closing Quotations.

LONDON. June 9.-Closing quotations:
Canadian Pacific. sS%.; bar silver weak at
esd per ounce. money. ia4iI per cent.
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BOSTON, June o.
Or. Short Line 90 iBos & Butte -. 2Sia
Bos. & Mon ....2i0 Parrott -. 2lss
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Jare p 80
EXCHANGES a. ire s@atFae. Tsr9zaz. $50
Mars and PoFsEs1d Gearing houses today
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dag. Tran leaves 80 q. N. Fare. klsa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10

VAN CAMPS Tomato SOUP Enough
- sGx aeolle- Price lsc. Ask your sTSScr.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. June a.-whezt--cl1b. 7sGG.
bsurstsEa, s9<4s3c.
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. June s. iSS
Far weather.
C. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGE~~It-
TURE WEATHER XCREAE
CAll.y BULLETIN.
Seattle. Iune ;. isss.
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rms LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. iUne a-cattle were IN good
demand aYerasirg iEgisc higher than ~
tire clos # che week Choice steers S9f
: =. sucliunl S4sss5E7o beef steers, 81 $50
1S0. stoCkC~a ana feetsrs. 81 SIS. COWS ard
AesfsF< 3 41t'tsa, cAnntrs S@,eF43 -.
calves tif7
Hogs we've ei~s}tN higher. FAIR - cholee.
Nasla93 80 packers g. sS<f4 "a. butchers
s'saEf&ta nliN.3 Sie@i4s4 t.e,1s light; g. .
a. Is pigs s. >5sg29I
To3ay'a trade in sheep ~as active at
yesterdays advance native sheep. 81 -<s5f
= clipped Aubs 81 5sstG. Wuoied lambs
= t79sS 70. sDficE lambs s. 2sfSsa
Recipe Cattle. - @s1 hugS. - go.
saeep. 1tes.
Omaha.
OMAHA June a-s%tttfe- Receipts ~
bead. market steady - lower native beef
steers. Ssa& ~. Western steers s. assi 8 "a:
Texas steers Sf7sa4 -. CONS ard heifers
8 @ff54 81. Stcgker~ 8ud feeders Ssut N
bgNs and stAsS 1914
Hogs Receipts $40 head, uavkes -,
higher; heavy g. ,ssf74 mixe1 s. ssgge s5.
Iisht S. s0ag2 g. Aalk - sales $ ssaG as
Sheep Receipts f.aa head na~ket
STRONG faje 70 eAojce natives s. -sst4 -.
far ~ eaa.ce Westerns. s. ssJl.ia, am1s
s. EE
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Seattle Local Report-Maximum temper
ature. Ss degrees: minimum, 81 mean, 20.
Weather, clear. No rain.
u. n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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stt xzs due 20 ire large Increase n earn
iags sa5wn gi.a tee advent 0f rssAs4sgs
wesztaer- The local gas securities wsrs al
strong both aa the exchange and n TIC
oafsst1e market. 6n renewed tax y egs-
Aoassszrlsn % AL existing companies. Elt
Ire strength Eas rok fully maintained 1slil
gns elise
Ezssg9a5 honds xere acstTe sid the seal
f,xs were Ren azssriAsfsd. Prizes we're
better held taas <tecks. tha0gh there Wee
= y5f.4sag in tze early afternoon TesssfEstse
IN xsa spec aistfve lines wtzn "a s7sases9 s-Sa.
rally Tot4s szies were g lT1se1
states nsw e. coupon deemed = ana iEse
CID u regular advances = in TIE 30 Price
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. Ia per cent last iaai1s,
= per eent. prime mercantile paper so
per cent : sterling exchange. sfessay, MiL1
actual bfTssaesSa N bankers h.5is az 81 ssAssr
4 ~. sow denz IA. ard At s4ss@as tAs 1oE 9"
oay3: pasted FafeS, s4.S5}zFs4sl, CONNER
clal ni.L&. tss5iz3F4 S77A silver eerk4ia-S e :
5st4 sf5azzc. Bar ssEs~E. ss1ses Mexican a1i-
Government bonds. irregular. state bends,
dull. railroad bonds. eaEseE.