The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-24

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IS. s.sss ! NV - IS. $50. Ma9 /. :,
wpswssd- mahes = ele~ shet En.ge p 9 -
TIE xs<A - s.s... &C =: n. . ssas e
in3ussvial Rncsp shressens souas ra1nse bat eefha
the sss1A AfFsesa nnrssfa1ssy 0ssss not difase-
sna esnras eiain its osn frcm The West I'M, yeaf.
Enrhanss sad Ind. balances shcv hist this cosn-
north nors b lenisrs ahsnsd than n Is hst. Hoe
fnanr~s an nO~t ssts1somy Re-enoe falls -
= s'ss e sna sus sor sa.@a .r ssp-asss. 8
ciaasns payment for the Phisirpire drnes and 90
cnsss ssadsers the resenne esesnssse q sns. Its1A
Trade balances, in spite oF sxrsfs froa Nev
Yurt - PER cent less than last xevs. and IN
s r. i . r. .s g. s sn a. ss. aav -
xsanes ia TIVE sdra that iarse frretx sales Of sesr
s,s. AZ nq.,ns ssh s- 81 s rsss,, a. .soa,
- 30 worth 2s@Q4itaPs. came 70 this stde 30
sinne Fesrssy not mono sAsn N.sseas IN e.c~s
+. rAsr1rser. .ranasesseas have been q ~ trad
ing and nbs Al the inveeeUeos.--scrt- Stnas 80
h&v. vestness. hs,t almost exclusively 20 sne 49,
ing e - per share On she avsrN&t this vseA shiss
raii-o.d ssc~ks have averaged decline q 1ols .
Earninss far the nra hsif Of Jane better
than fcv anE previous month this year. " p
ant .s.s - sa:s s &. xss rosas gaining ss
largely iass year. In SPITE OF the reduced move
meu6 Al grain 80
La the FRAT ,satan tAerr is turn fer the eesser
EXPORTS 81 wheat. -four inesaded fos the wee. nave
been $50 81 bsfsheis against 49, oasnea iass
yvar and In sAree weeks. sss. 2x bushcis against
III us - Bushels last rear.
Wheat s<ee,rts NJ the West were E.e0. - n'isleis
far The rasf three weeks against Ssossfs konensis
hast year and asa $40 Bushels in the same week IN
fag sbe~iux al extraordinary increment from fhe
farm. for the season. also indicating no sssrisfoa
there Il shortage The fail IL e in wheat, and Ia
cotton from Sic to H. indicates that speculation
based on the bore Of short crops. ~ growing weary
The textile industries sre much bshsnd IN prices.
although woclens nes steadily risiHe ana are
rer cent higher than al their lowest in March.
The eorsIs mtseii stronger demand, snd WOOL
has asivancef from lsLeic ~ RsG for domestic,
taking the average at no quotations BY Goats Bros
though the buying Is largely speculative In cetton
goods the advance has been small and though easf-
ness is excellent the demand fairly meets the sup
piy.
The great gain ia the volume of business might
seem Of able safety we're It greater IN ifsn
npAnd oser supply and not from speculation
Rars are stronger by e Ter ton at the EaA,
though iron 81 per ton easier NJ PtftShHG. but
difference Of IS per ton in favor 81 steel makes the
sand for iron afccr u IL interesting that ID,
900 ton order for plates TO- two American lines 60
he built by the Cramps has gone 20 Chicaao. the
Eastern works being too fun. Orders for finished
products show no decrease in quantity, and Tor most
lines, for rails. quite often refitsed SPEEDY
deliveries h<inG impossible
Failures for the weet have been f!9 In the United
States. against rs last year. and IL IN Canada,
against II last year
Bank CleaPfngs.
Tue following table. complied by Bradstreei shows
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