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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
TO REPRESENT GERMANY.
DIR. Mumm Won Schwarzenstefn to Act
Ambassadors.

"A
1t was announced at the State Depart
ment today that DR.. Alfons Mumm Won
SchwarZenstein has been designated by the
German emperor to act as the German am
bassador in Washington during the summer
leave of absence OF Ambassador Won Holle-
ben. it being explained that Baron Speck
Won Sternberg, the German secretary here,
will be detained in Samoa during the alb
sence of the ambassador
According to statement prepared at the
State Department, DR.. Mumm left Wash
ington in 1892, after a successful and popu-
lar service with the German legation, and
since that time has served as first secre-
tary of the legation in one of the Balkan
states, as secretary of the Prussian lega-
tion at the Vatican, as chief of bureau in
the foreign office at Berlin and as privy
counselor of legation in the German diplo-
matte service. He was Premier Won Bu-
lows ''right-hand man in the foreign Of
flee until made German minister to the
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, less than a
year ago.
DIR. Mumm is well known in Washington
and has large personal and political ac-
quaintance throughout the United States.
His knowledge of American business and
political methods is accurate and extensive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
Ex-senator brown Better.

Former Senator Arthur Brown of Utah,
who came to Washington several days ago
in the interest of the sheep raisers of Utah,
was confined to his room yesterday from
an attack of biliousness. but his condition
was greatly improved today. With Jesse
Smith, also of Salt Lake City, Mr.. Brown
has had several talks with the Secretary
of the Interior and the land commissioner
relative to permitting the pasturing of
sheep on the Uinta reservation, which COW
ers nearly 900 600 acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
Movements of Naval Vessels

The Annapolis has sailed from Philadel-
phia for Tompkinsville.
The Newark has arrived at Coquimbo en-
route to Callao where she will be ordered
to go to San Francisco.
The Wilmington has arrived at Santos
Brazil.
The Eagle has sailed from Caimanera for
Gibara.
The Bennington has arrived at Hong
Kong.
The Monongahela has sailed from Ports
mouth, England, for Madeira
The Dolphin has sailed from New London
for Newport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
A Boom for Williams.
VOLUNTEERS AT MANILA.
Two Skeleton Regiments Fairly Well


Two Skeleton Regiments Fairly Well
Assured.
Gen. Otis has cabled the following to the
War Department:
MANILA, July s.
Adjutant General, Washington:
Desires of all volunteers in Philippines
ascertained. Two skeleton regiments fairly
well assured. In two or three days will
cable names of officers nominated for regi-
ments so that appointments of lieutenants
to recruit in United States can be made.
(Signed) OTIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
TEN ARCHITECTS COMPETE.
Plans for the New Department OF
Justice Building.

The competitive plans for the new De-
partment of Justice building will be opened
by Attorney General Griggs on the 17th
of this month and a selection made. The
Attorney General invited ten prominent
architects to compete and received accept
ances from all of them. The architect
whose plan is accepted will get a commits
sion for his work, the second best will get
81, eco and the third $500.
The work of tearing down the old build
ing will begin in few days, and, accord
ing to the contract the work must be COM
pleted in three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
PersonaI Mention.

Messrs. Will Barry, Terry Mcmahon and
Joe Parkinson have left for two weeks
trip to Atlantic City.
Harry F. Pierce of Capitol Hill has gone
as a delegate to the C. E. convention at
Detroit. Mr.. Pierce is well known there
having been a student at the University
of Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
THE STAR BY MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed to
them to any address in the United
States or Canada, by ordering It at
this Office. in person or by letter.
Terms: 13 cents per week: 25 cents
for two weeks. or so cents per
month. Invariably in advance. SUBJ
scribers changing their address from
one Post-office TO another should
give the last address as well as the
new one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
MIR. Kasson in His Office.

Special Plenipotentiary Kasson was able
to go to his office this morning. but his
condition is hardly such as TO Justify him
in resuming fully the important uegotia-
tions that had been iniiia ted looking TO the
arrangement of a reciprocity treaty with
France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08

Mrs. Mckinley is steadily improving, and
DIR. Rixey thinks she will soon be able to
go out daily. The Marine Band concert,
which was postponed some time ago on
account of Mrs. McKinley's fndisposition
will take place in the White House grounds
at the regular hour this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
To Act as Chief Clerk.

Mr.. NJ. L. CroxaH of the Office of the Sec
retary of the Navy has been designated to
act as chief clerk of the Navy Department
during the absence of Mr.. Peters, who has
gone to Maine, for a months vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-08
Ticket for 1900 Favored by the
Ohio Democratic Clubs.
INTERESTING DATA FROM COLUMBUS
Mclean Men Held Off and Thur
mans Hopes Were Blasted.
SOME KEEN CRITICISMS
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
COLUMBUS, Ohio July S.-John R. Nc
Lean, who says he is ready to become the
candidate of the democrats for governor of
Ohio, if the party wants him, cannot claim
to have received loud call from the Dem
ocratic Club gathering and Bryan banquet
here yesterday. 1t was distinctiVely an
anti-McLean assemblage as it was a Bryan
crowd. The Mclean workers who were
here either remained away from the con-
vention and banquet halls or quietly joined
the opposition and looked on. No formal
action was taken by the convention on the
question of a nomination for governor, but
any suggestion of the nomination of Nc
Lean would have been vigorously opposed.
Say It's Hold-Up.
The local Mclean workers contented
themselves with talking down the conven-
ton and the association of clubs on the
outside.
It's hold-up," said Allen o. Myers,
''and the candidates this fall are to be
bled by it."
l.. G.. Bernard of Cincinnati, also a Nc
Lean agent, who here looking on, said
the organization of clubs would cut no fig
ure in the campaign; it was a proposition
to waste campaign money by impractical
politicians.
Boom for Williams.
If Allen G. Thurman expected to boom
his own chances for the second place on
the ticket for 1900 in this meeting he failed,
for George Fred Williams got the biggest
kind of vice presidential boom. 1t was
started by C. 7. Callahan of Massachusetts,
in his banquet address, pushed along by
the fine impression Mr.. Williams made on
his hearers in his speech and the judicious
efforts of his friends who were present.
The expressions were practically unani-
nous for Bryan and Williams for the ticket
in 1900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-05

1As foalou1ne ps1ess ars bsinG oAsrcd 70 the peo
1ur ~ the tocaI dealsTs fer delivery In round lots
On the dock n the car NJ Seattle:
6raan-Oata. eGoE -: 6ssasy. S0oeC; whssf.
ehicAen fed. eia0; heap. rs. shorts. So
Hay-Psest aouad. tG1s; Easssrn Waahinston
timothy. ul1li -. alfalfa, = Per tou.
Esg1- BsrittH fsesh fxneA. nse-
Butter -rsrsh rAnch, n91se, ersaasry, iA0tse.
Peaatsy -Chiehsns. hive. lie. spstsx, CS4 Per dos
turkeys, Ne. ducks. s3A4 Per dox
Live Stock bse4 cattle. cows. f@41r steers.
a4sec; eA~aes sAsep. tiesGs: epe4 hsgs. hve, Ase
aap dFessed. ~. calves. dread. iAsee e. small.
3. calses. hse. large. r.: snsI. &.
atoes. Peits and Woot- Heavy sound saited sseess.
over - -. e; n&dsem. sound. Per ., sSc: light.
spnnd. under = d. :e Gown. sound. al weight fe:
ssAss bulls and &ssc: saltsd kips. &c: calves.
per ID. &c: green hiies ie les than sAltsd, dry
htdes. per D. tc DR., cuis. onetatrd less: sunames
deer pa b, 191ae; winter dcer. dy. itAlsc. p<psry
deer. A4l1c dry sik. aAiAc. green ELL kA5c. sheep
prln- 3ssor; shsAsiings. ASssc. Eastern washias-
Ton vosa e. Western wasAMUton woel &c: dirty
81 timber harmed. loo: tallow. fte&c-
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING


p.aaa.ea
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4
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-05
CHICAGO Markets.
TAe Hoard Of Trade

CHICAGO. J-ne THE rnsinens among wheat
traders ~ the og<utDa rather beastsh. evtne
% the heavy Nnxshvest receipts. pu<x shprtns de-
nsand and weak outside markets. The tide
turned. however. cxwsTthA. inauenrsd by con-
erDsrary repcrss Of damage By dfesth IN the
hlaeh teryttaFy Donsssse crop neus ai<a
. dis~.uzassnsIs hs1 cne and added to the sd
vance the market ssox;ng within frsetlen u the
top. Jsis op~ned unchanged ~ ss4fsAc declined
Go sSc. sdvsncsd 70 f5tr and closed ~ sTt4s.ar
Atlantic port siesraaees u wheat and Soar
saaAisA ~ ~ hvshsls The zes3d's ahipmerss fss
the seed 70 Europe were estimate: ~ f.eo. 80
hgsAsls
an improved each demand strengthened corn Jasy
aersncsn 3.
Oats rallied cssests4. based ErfzrnfssSe
rrep Hxr-ssts July e.
PYevsssans rrlea easy at the start. hss rallied
rear fAs sans~ sn syusrsthy WITH tse advance VA
sr.sns- Jasy se~t ~ ard lard ssxSc kSas
s5sset . sAxde higher
the ,sasssnx fasmFss rznesf .alievs.
lreaarx AsxEszf I.sxnss f1rsans
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4 Dsseaae nreeAss.

A Boston woman had servxas named
Moran. rcsy-cheekeA g.fi. who received
frequent calls from . yosnw man Of wlaam
she often spoke ~ mr. brother" The
ecnst~ynatfcn Of her mistress may 10
gaessed waen enc Day Moran announces
sfst she was soon TO marry tho sssswars
TsR-
What DO y5u mean. Noxxhrs denandsd
fhe lady. Feeling thai = poor Trick had been
psAyed upon her. "You-s eaiways SPOKEN
cS 1iM ~ your brcsser 80 me
Yts. rnasAm- said The biushing Sosah.
7 always Thought Of hIm -. NJ am. while
he vas maxim se his mtnd. bar he's bees
- howiA - 10 renlmA ~. mAsaa. thas
he's only me brosaer-in.tav,s bSoehss. -
- al,S'-Yeushss compnntoa.
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sossISG QUOTATIONS.
s.sar. Flssr a.A CeGee.

lobbing quetAs,sns yesterday we're a. follows:
sas.r-aslaen E; in bills. asc; extra G; Ia seas.
nas, etc -F..sH. E.e.1sn.. Re; xe,s'sy 4.
conn .:: , .s: ~ E, b. II ':s : ::ss:
: ::s: f.,sasa sss- s.r . E. 81 oh s
:: ss e. =. H. H. IL Il III : :: :.. ss
per I 70 70 ,ss s ..ss. whole .. yhs !: . s9sr
Ps::. g.T 10 s. g ,s ee... p::I ss,i..
;.as; rolled a sss. Us s. s.l. n n rs:
ss... sss, pa;.. SIS - = ss.; 7 ar .ss::
sa se. s..~s. si err es 3D. ,ss ss. graham s
aoa-. g % Per bnl. Ia sslh sacks; whole wheat
s ss Is 81. es . ~ sa T. Dr se .ass
rolled eats. 30 lbs net. tbls. s. %; fancy rolled
ss,. sls saeks. sAse: fancy rolled oats. per
Coffee Green Mocha. PR ID. rasie: Java. per
r. ssess Costs Risa; - shssse. per 10: i:.is
s s ss s.s: 81 BIN e ;s. =. j. So .:ss e. Adss
49, 49,. iss: 'i rss Is isss's 81 :'sse
nstter. cheese, Esss ana Psvlsry.
Rstter-- Raneh insise; fancy dairy. IN squares.
Cheese Native Washington. l28ik; Eastern. Ia
Br
Esss-ssrscsly fresh ranch, ,sIc
Ccue honey California comb lislsac: strained.
Poa,try-Liv. chickens, l,eisc: live surkeys. Ne
Bc. dressed Turkeys. Ealsc.
Mats.
walnus.. per D.. sasts. lie; Eastern black wsi
nuts. ioc: pes.n. isaise: alberta. Nc: .imosd..
s pine. lsc hickory ic; eoeoannss Per dozen. &c.
popcorn. te per b.
Hay. Grain anA Feed.
n.y-rus., .o.sa. Rsr too go 60 Eastern Wash
Oats-Psr toa. 81.
Rariey-R Rolled. ~.
Corn Whole as. cracked. 81; feed meal. per
,, %s;.ir.sd e.; oil sas. =; %es l. SIS m.sdl;as:
e2issJc: dairy chopped feed. SIS
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fre.h neass- Cow beef. sc per b: steer beef &c
per n: mutton, wethers. sc b; pork. &c per b;
veal. large, se per h email. Lee
rrosisisn'- , Hams. iass ,e.s; small, lie; break
Lsrc-Hsme made. per n. Tie: White Star. &C.;
Com special sc; lard compound. ;isrces. &c; Rex.
Fresh ash- Hsiibat. ,sssie: chinook. and steel
head saimoa sssw. salmon trout, issc; mountain
shrimps Ice: shsa tssc: sus~i, sasc herring sasc;
torn c.d. Nc: oysters, osympia, $50 per sacA. 81 -
Per sslssn clam. q - per saeh: panssnes. crabs.
vegetshIes.
Potatoes New potatoes. 2le n: Waite River Bur
banks. $40. oaiens. kiln dried, s.ssD: heess sls
l. s ssek. carrots. s,si S saes; rutsbasas 81 per
sn,f~. SIS per saes esuiaowrr sasasi per DOZEN
greee peas Sc ar.iehakss. sn&sae per doxon eurrn-
rss aa.n ssssess istss ssas ,r ,e a,., VOC .
tshes. a per dcsen. native asparagus siesI q Der
box: tomatoes 81 Sc. 10; green beans. sssc; vax
Frstts
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Hpeclai DlsrAffh 20 TIE Pot iateiteeocaG
FORT nEAkGLEY. yune Bs3~w afe Ne0ob
destinations. ssc. u vssssls tosdaG iankw - ~
port
A. SIR aobsss Bessisa. Cart rita. ahanoAaf,
China. Ar scAs g. D. He1ass. Cspe~ @ohassas
Honuisiu H. T. i An srAs tasay DstaFd. CaeA
Peasiey. Nesprst. Cal Am schr Eseeistms CapG
famssstts, kswpeft, Cal; A schf c4slts1ows
Casa An1eesoa. nna Fedfo. Cal An sfAu Uoens
AIeska. An htfa 1Ans l. AtanftsA. Capt tsAusna.
Adsiat1s. AswsA Australia. An y kats Dtvmfst
snss. GaM Tayim. ssdn~s, g. & ": Am = e
r arsre cap3~ Grant, TlstAe04 bar. toasA Afe1rAs
rm b PsansSseo faso Cast CAsrAaga Tsmaa -
Msxa Peru
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Special Dispatches 70 the Post -fntssiieencw
NEAH uAY lunr a. p. m.~snafnsnseer 003
PORT CREeCENT. Juse A-l p ns-BamassW.
Pa IsiT ase sisS ~; IN. ss. :.c ,.,x,, ,,A
vast wind PA@sad o0a darteg the njgAi. sA1p
Rstsish ssearrAi in t1~ a the MsIyohs. tae ple-
ne<f and thRss -naessd hashentine IN tp1 e ~
NaRSr IN hAy sus kssy nth hosgn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-05

Imports and Exports.
The iIaports Of specie this week were Ni.sas gold
and sll27St silver
The experts a sold and silver from shis port 70
all countries for this week asEresated ssss1 silver
bars and coin and 81 -. 90 gold
The hnpost u dry goods and merchandise Of the
Port Of New York for this week were valued ~
General Quotations.
F1our-Receipts. l1sss: experts. sa7. Quiet but
SIS: Minnesota patents ssss IS: winter extras e Is
81 =: Ainnesota baken. =. winter low grades. n ~
cas-
Wheat Receipts. BAGS; exports. uHs Spot
aaoas: No 3 red sc elevator; No i Northern Dr.
hith. 6Ac T. o. b. shoat 20 arrive Options opened
steady woierats sovei9n dsn1nd. Developed SUBJ
seausns weskness owing TO spring wheat receipts
rallied. however. excessive rains IN the North
vest. and closed ssrpng ct iAoc net advance 1uiy.
81 9i6ae2 tic. ciased sar September. sitasa ssc.
closed dc. December, s7tasztc. closed NSe
tote: isE crop. iieiG; - crop. yHsisc. Pasihc
coast, 1855 crop. esse 1871 crop. iksise isss s.np.
limiE
Hides Steady: Galveston. . TO Is pounds, issa
~
wooi-<}ases domestic fleece lasase, Tsxss. II
@isc
Corse-opsions closed s,e.dy. unchsaxea to S
points lower. sales. $50 Rags. Including. yuse
AsDc. July. Sc: Nosembrr. i0c Dsecmher o. I6sa
ksSc; January. sssc: May. s4r
Spot codee-Rio duh and nomsnsl No. 7. inveic~.
SIC: No. : jebhinF sar Mild quiet cemdova. ssise
sssxarFirm; FAIR refining. &c; centrifugal y trst
w. Refined Arm.
Metals.
are broters Price for Lad is ~ s and for corner
S,sA Ths Metal Exrhanse issued report to-day.
q q =
CHICAGO NARKETs.
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ne markets were very hare u Al kinds q gfeen
stua In fne9. tsss seseet rs0satsd . dssessed ap-
peayznr<. - fhsss we're v~zy frw taxea the
sAsvnlt In fFcnf a the di6efsa. ssoees- Aans
a the commisssoa men used the afternoon in GIVING
ths4s stmss nRnsrsi e3eantng up
Ihs sseaasss arrived fraxa san frascssrc late In
the afsmnoUa toe late fsr sh< eoyds % b placed
the market
aiss Wxiia and Heed risef nesrsss received were
osssekly disposed II ss from s 10 s. pcr crate.
The a0us nsrhef is yssy arm and has IN upward
tesdenxg- The pricx has riscn in Tzcgna and
osAer eeaxAboag estsss. but the nsarhes In seattle
h. not yet changed CoRA u also ysry nrn. eu9
No change 3 quoted
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Cash 000&ottD0os
fscsy-QaSss xnS SSxn. ~tnser pxfE@ss. g. s2ss =.
ssraxhts s. N.ss4 90 clears. s sasz s. sSrsas sse-
ezals o. 4 ssssBss. 81 s8s1 - DO n4As<s s. gs9s ~,
wAsss~Sa sps4eS. q h.. ~. M ssxsnG.
q 9 b.. E2sEx M r-d, b. zArN
fssr-Se I &A~xA
osss--Na I { . =. z50zee. He uAsts. Q
4. EGDA
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0fe0osNO0a.
saH Fyas-sscws Dare s-aSsss. ssra1s. sses a~-s
Barter. ssss. Gsss. .aSss asS sse3Sy ~s~a rrsnts
ssezzs
t-tsSs-~>es csss - sxssly extras s. &sss IS
tsszS* eaEsss s. sssz 81 sassgSss aaa wssAsnxszss
kSal &
wAass~ sAlgsaa< s&s fs~ Ma xa4 10 frs
eA3A~, nsss1tax 1tssss II.
nxSsFx ErFs1 s. xsxzi ~ hExesax. s. .ssss q
sAs.s-f srw = sasF s. S-sssz ~, sasss - e..
s. earl ~ fAnss fss4. - 81 graz g. sssI Is snsss-
sns s. Essz - ssrfs8rs 81 ske H.
Receipts.
Esszs= s2sFfer %srst- ssss wssss. eerssSs re
A.zsrs. vsExsss Sc hcKHs. sas "a - cSxs ermssss
VT. rstssa~sl ssess. -Fxs a~sAs sssks -N Nra@
szgas4 Ax~. sSss1ss4g< saes& ~. AZ &
ses& s4S@@ 81 hsas@ ssxaesrf I - sSxrExssx~r
tssk.. e. ~ssse4 xaIsssss - sA
Gs~stag 00~sest~as-
Wat sgrxmx Asy. q - is~sxEA<s RIA
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Omaha.
OMAHA. Jane s-tsssle Receipts. i.ss Mss-
ket active. steady 10 stroax. Native bess ssrefs-
ss . ws.'. .sa s s.ss. g. s.a as. Ia
II: bulls. ssas.. etc, q Fses o
r.r H.ssy, q go ~ mssea nsSess -. bsht,
2 ssssi r~. cnss ~ saih q 's'ss. 0sss
sheep Ksssir.s. i.n Masls, ssraay wss.<rn
ssussons. Ns1s: ssoch saesp. sss4s; lambs. Nh
eAn.
CHICAGO. Isaac a-Thsre vas not snoasA est
ssssa pesrsiea,iy aeninai Tier. . lively iar.i
and shippasg demand fss Anss Is STEADY tx4rs..
E.ar . sassss. Ts..as; hs..s psehsss - -
nssss cssss 81. psss. . sAssa
The iixised srpssy ~ sass~s aed isrsss f~svensel
: q. s, !. , pa. .ss a.a 'hs ~.
81 sr Hrssas nseass esrs~ss AsHts sa;d - 3 Sss4.
ana casaessss sosssa ists. " isss = ss<sas isshs.
Rsesigss- Caasis noe: saxs. rna; shsrp. iMs
6 -
THE COTTON MAakETS.
NEW oRIEASa. yans s-cassa@-2zsss sad
FOREIGN Markets.
Lonaan stock Exchange.
.asss ts.ss tie 1ssi<.ss.s lls asalaArs sss -
4 ss~ sss-s iTssslnss isss .-ss On .A.ss ' -
eassnss sss xssssezSswss vsse fesfasxssss.
As<xs<xss ssss sssk tAsszassaas stsslsx a.
fall a szcss { - II Es4zsa
Msssey sssy ~ s~~ e~ns cal II peg rsrt
&s1 fs1m Il ~ "a sws ssms "a three mansAs ssata.
nYeaAsto0a.
L0xfsss, 3aE< s--Na~sf~Cszee~s as coast
r<<Essx Ssass. sssEaes 90 rA<aa/A. snmH1wsf. No.
sAsass4; NJ I ssas4ass C~s6axn6s = a.
LItEkrOoLs JUS s-whsas i Farm steady
0a14AnU - spn1A 0eahsaA
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wAsH1AGT0N. Iuas 1-Yoaayss ssassuseat q
TIE ss0asst1a ~ shs ssessny sAaws. Assaaeho
casa hxiAssx. taa ~, 80. ssA reserve. h M
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NoTfcg TO STSsrKBofs Ds-Rs~Tae an
raai esssrk AnA3xrs' sss>rsasg ef tse Golden
Tuan~s Mining Company viii a~ he'll a.
the gsArssassss = esFsseT. - New fesk SSesk
So sNe city ~ Seattle wssA 80 ire sszh
Cav ef tams .Ss a. ~ nesssGk q ~
All stockholders are s-vts~a - ~ Frea-
ssas GEO. z. GARlfNkH
o<eysnyy.
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Rye-Na q T. o. b., Ssa5ec.
BArisy--So e NE*Dc.
F1a1 seed-Ne. l. uel new. N@etOA
Ttmnthy seed-1'rfme, q =.
Nxxs Pust~Per barrel, - uksa w.
fArd~~pes 100 HIS. o. MAJ -
short Rib~ ~Aid~s. loos~. - w4ti9
shauiaers~ Dry saltsd. boxed. NEtNl6A
estes-Sh0vf clear. bnxrd. AAMA2l
WhisAy -Disslllen' finished goods. psf sal. FIN
Receipts aaa shtp@eats.
Articles Receipts shpm-nts
Flour barrels .................... BAm H,eo
Whe#t hs.ehels ..............-..-.. 0@ -
Corn. bu&deis
Data. hushsis .................-...sBN -
Rye. bashsls ...........4..-....-t.. -!
Barrier. bus els ..,.......s..r....., 49, 49,
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The Rank Statement.
The weakly saak statement.
sarrtss reserve tasfe&s< II - IN
A@sns. i5fsesss ..,~t..ss..s.s..--.-.-.---.- &sSs
ssecfe Seers2ss lAiM
Legal tender. increase ....s....,>........-.. G~m
pef@ssSS uFssAs@ -rs.ss.-.-s--s-...s----..s 1ssa8
CtfcsSAtstas desfeAse u 80
The hasss re~ aald ss5 sls SO Ia exeess Of tbs
requirements 4 sAs u Der csrI ruiz
TAs ftGAscarr
TIE rhsrxrs sn tAe ssstsnssnt 81 the asse~kssrA
sssss e Neg Iszs far The ssxs en7sug June AZ
ssssss trivial earssrea sttA TIE hsasy sscsussssns
81 tns past fss sv~Ss IL ~rmsd that the mi.
msnssiaH a. aasas~s II sz~s<sesxas matters Aas 4.
!sss fssssra lsAsias tire bank ts report susy
tie rs4zt8s es~V~ss1ns * ezzsAfsfsseEs ssul week
Tas iva Aaiss.ys. fuapaea vita ss~ essxnxzrsssse
sgsssssss Ia sAs Sscsk Exesanxs Fee she rxEssssss
81 SIZE sexk ara r~asesest Ia tss ss3sAt sasxsxs
10 tax hs<a Eaz. ssf siAs sa2n- sssaa j: r..
essssa ssw rs ssss y tAsrv IL swseea T. he
sSs4s sat score xs3 M fsans for tzz sncSrss,
ztsa< - sarTsFs fsrs ~ tAss errew ard that eats.
nag Sassns4sSn5 s~zstAssazs lsAx .~sssn.ssSe
sxu<x. slEsesSA advance 81 Arr ss<xsszaxs< IL
assEtssS&ssE tbs AsaAs se~t ~ eAsh 8ass%x the
~Ars vas 70 sgee:s Gax<sssszzs ssis ses ,-ssszsyy
tE~z~1 - ssss r~sSsse& . decresas BAT ga
aSexass mas be<a rsAde - nzszA ssan fsss
ts lxssss@s sa4 tAs ssAl txsTs sac reserve
10 kSsxaxs tssz Is ~ kafsrrsss srxm sks state
zsxt l~Sna.sss rvsnasa xisaess ststsses,y ~ Lat
tbs srssetAaa a ase ssssrpsy Lac sssa IN
sssA Tsss s@zarasMf a Sls&E 30 saks IL E@rxzs~
sq<s sFa-1 10 fsz sssxas1 rss sass.ras ssa
~ e*sss sssts*sr tAs ssra~s market A. sas
sgsasx<sAeG asszegsssns 30 k<ss k~sn 81 sx~esss
ass@se IL "a @osA<ssA z ssa& IN szr Ssaatssy ~sH
AEsm&d Sass s@sss<F CsstxsAss tAe taans Al
tsx BASIN A<ssa 70 ts<-exsss sxsrss ~s - saseksd
ssssa sAses sxDss - 1n0sSe - lasut0 nns1un
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y = y
Boston stock Market.
BOSroN Jsns a-Ciosing:
Boston NsntAAa ..34e fanott .... go. ..... y
Butte Rosten r.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET,
wssst~ FxpeYs Ne l eiah Sac Ne , ks2ax.sm
ss< saii,snx. Ma s4se. 81; Ma. ssasxsss.. Sac.
&c q q
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. gase TIE wse& rsas~f vs.h va-.t
ssak and unchanged CTxa. ssss Afses.sxa 60
- -
PORTLAND WHEAT MARkET
PORTLAND, 1un~ a--wnesi~MAaa Usaa
STEADY. ~ xS. ssiiss, ~S- tasssssn. sAsy a. e.
san FRANCISCO Markets.
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81 ~ tsA. and tAat saAG tay ~ At asll BE
made al ,ae ass.es Il said trusss. IN SEAT
tie Washington. TAfs nossce . given IN
pursuance 81 ths srsten reserved la ssss
saxsas sad IN All Y, af fas salt trust
dsw1
Iassrsst % 81 rss3 bonds wtis cease on
cad .5ss-e ssrsd -
SEATTLE STEAM HEAT & POWER
COMPANY
Ey W j CRAMPS Manager
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Dairy Products.
On the Produce Exchange today. the hattsr mar
bet eas Arm: creamery. iSei7k: dairy fo@hc-
ErTs MArhSs strong. fresh. l2ic.
Cheese STEADY; creamery. e&eSic.