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RATES (cash" with Ad.,
Per word, one insertion ..
rer "ord' Tour consecutive insertions. &c
ferw word, seven consecutive Insertions &c
rer word, each consecutive insertion. ten
times or more u.
NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 1s CENTS
hS- These rates are for uniform Ads mo display,
Display Ads 60 at regular space rates. bu, black p.
notaIloved in Want Ads.
AO- TIE PCS Is friend Of the Unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted Ads of as words Tor ess)
three times free of charge
hS Letters directed to initials only are not delivered
through The postoiee bot you can have your an
addressed to number. in care of THE posr. an,
forwarded 20 you.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
PROFESSIONAL.

DE ARMoNp--Basso Texas oraT'ette. open
for solos, concerts must ais. also he Te1as
Ouartstte open fer concerts. A1o esS oliver 8
Music House. Houston. y
DETECTIVE AGENCY : Trained detectives
furltshed for civil and criminal investiga-
tons; reasonable rates; CORRESPONDENCE So
iicited. James McCane. box 1870. Houston.
Texas. y
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THREE lots with nice hve-room cottage and
kitchen. NIL furnished, on the water from,
immediate possession, Apply to Ben Camp
bell Il
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FOR sALE-My residence, us Travis street
opposite Bristol hotel eleven rooms, mod
ern conveniences. A. j, Marshall. sos Rusk
avenue.
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NOW that Forest Park is under new MANAGE.
ment all society and popular outings will
be held there. The new managoment viii
guarantee the park to be all that Houston
requires, Address Y. o. BOX i6S
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$3.50 CASH buys choice hve-acre block IN
Fifth ward; 70 and 50-acre tracts, seven
miles from city cheap. 600 worth OF city
property. 5000 cash, balance in Texas land.
MoWilliAms, iia Main.
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DIR. MANSFlELD'S monthly regulator has
brought happiness to hundreds Of anxious
women have never had a single failure,
longest cases relieved in two to five DAYS
without fail; no pain. no danger, no inter-
ference with work; by mail or office, 81;
all letters truthfully answered The Mans
field Remedy Co. l61 Dearborn street, room
GA, Chicago, Ill. N
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOIlCE--Bids viii be received tor following
PRIVILEGES OF picnic given by Red Men Sau
SaSn 'o a. .; iussuss' Juis - vtsan'
rant and A.n chowder, pop corn and candy,
flying horses. rhotogra2a gallery, shooting
gallery, cigars and tobacco, photograph and
moving pictures, ball throwing. fruit stand.
etc, separately or collectively; all BIDS to
be In June 20. Address Ed Davis ALP Main.
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sao ACRES choice black prairie land, with
about hve acres timber. on north side san
Jacinto bsv. fronting Goose creek; viii eN.
change for city property or sell OH easy
terms Wilson 4 Hannah sos Khan bldg, I
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HousroN HEIGHTS l0t. tot 81. AZ lowe,

FER SALE--Sevcn- room two-s.ory house. lot,
cistern, si2iN SS0s 81. Emenuel. corner Had
lev. 10
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERs-
Q advertise hents in the office of The
Post for the week ending Saturday, June b:
605l 6076; Rev w Buehrer; Confden-
tial tlD; Cook; e07S (2l, 1903 (2). 602g (2).
Donkey; D. r.. Dairy; G0SO; 5000; j. NJ (3J
5060 }. II. B.. eoOa 6OSl; 54Si; elSS (a); 2iO3.
ClS2 60h6 az +. w, $685. l.. j. NJ Lock.
wood; 6l63 az Meal; NJ. A. C. t3l. 60SS (sJ .
26l4 t5l; 6lGi; Napp; 6l69 e015 ts; lil5
6069 q; Sacrifice. 54lS; cl17 (2); 54lT 60i2
6Qsl %; GIG; 2s6; 6Ois; 6199 (2); 1893; sac.
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PROFESSIONAL

s, o, COTTON & BRO, Fire Insurance.
Arents and Adiustera, 10 Main street Il
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FOR SALE On EXCHANGE.

- go ~
$40 900 FARM, we'll improved, rents for 81 "
will frade for pasture land and cattle X.
s. Hinsley, Sealy. Texas =
EXCHANGE acres OF good real estate
for one 2-year-old heller, one @-year -old
bull. fun blood Heretords. Box 3, kirby.
vile. Texas.
WILL SELL or exchange for cattle or mer'
fierce, ia Anderson county q miles from
Palestine, same from Corsicana; zOo-acrt
farm two miles south OF Runge. Texas Geo
Seydler. Rosenberg. Texas.
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WANTED 40 RENT

WANTED--ru rent cottage or small two-story
house, centrally located all modern inn
proyemcnts Apply Upper, the Halter. sos
Main street
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BlCYCLEs-Seoond hand bows Crescent "a.
inch wheels. sls good as new, March Cul.
more. Houston. have the largest stock
OF tires in the state. Write for prices. II
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

wANTED--Room and board ~ Ihlra aaid
or Fourth ward for Young minister, single
Address 6ils. this ofnce.
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chamtermeid, white Phone syl-
van h0,cl la Porte s
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| FURNISH GLASSES cheaper and better
than anybody else. DR.. Heisig, oculist, 6O2b
Main street. See card on last page, Il
WANTED-The use Of a good buggy horse
during the summer BY responsible gentle
man. Address $751;. this office. 6
ATTENTION, GROCERS--Make your own
apple and white wine vinegars, thus getting
superior quality; save jobbers' profit. For
particulars address 6l05. this office. l2
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A GERMAN physician OF 50 years practice.
examined by Northern state board wishes
location In German settlement or city F.:
Middle or Northern Texas preferred Xxx,
box s, ottine, Gonzales county, Texas {
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REFINED family OF four: no children; wishes
care OF a house for the summer, references
elg3. this office.
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GOOD COOK and No l bread maker wants
work on railroad in camp or on sea; 80
anywhere; state wages. Address Charles
D. Rogers. Houston, Texas. general delv-
cry. s
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HIGHEST prices paid for second hand cloth
ing. shoes, hats, etc; send postal for call
]. Karkowsky. 400 Milan. o-zs
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4 YOUNG SINGLE frst-olass man cook
would like place in a private family or
boarding house: win work for small wages
well recommended. Sl72 this office. &
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Man and wife want situation In private fam
w, man TO make himself Useful arounu
place woman 10 cook, can give good refer
Houston
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SITUATION wANTEp-MALE.

fklNTkk--louns man wants SIT on GOOD
weekly paper; good Recommendation ~ 10
,yuaraeter and habits given. Y. S. Williams
Fort Worth, Texas
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FOR sALE-S2-5 buys cabinet grand uprisut
PIANO, slightly used. cost $500 new. c. Janke
& Co. 500 Main street. Sheet music at halt
price, 4-l6-l90J
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" ANIED--Employmen by young man with
TWO years experience IN grocery store N
houston; best references. Address X. G. II
this Office y
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eklGHT BOY of - wants position as cash
:. afraid OF work Address sl6s. this ONCE. &
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PRlNTER-All around news and iob mar.
strictly sober and reliable. 70 years experi-
enee, wants situation Address Union
Printer. care Examiner, Navasota Texas G
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SITUATION wanted hy Young man colcre1
can attend horse, buggy. cows can do gen
! etal work around house aud ward w E.
lherry. l0ll Perkins place. 9
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aOuNG colored man would like place to
work In private family. is irst-class
coachman willing to do any kind of WORK
Apply sos Saulnier street
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! COMPETENT stenoErapher, accurate and
! rapid; best of references wishes position
Address 1906 this office. &
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PRINTER and editor and thorough newspaper
man wants situation on country newspaper
or TO lease same, can do any and all work
about newspaper and JOB office. l.. A. L.
Smith, Cedar Hill, Texas. Il
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Tune The hear made scms
further progress In forcing priees to hover level
and cunfdeui . mood - yesterday. Thsss va
very heavy covering d short contsNets during the
Day and the last prices are materially above the
lowest even those stocks which show the heaviest
net losses The bears met determined resistance in
some Il the stocks which have hitherto proved
nest Vulnerable 20 their attack Tire latter part
II the day showed distinctly improved tone ard
an upward tendency a prices With disposition
apparent frem the bear sartion TO make further
ventures for the present After tbs opening DIP
in prsecs there vas the usual professional covering
designated meet the esAers a outside creratovs
The resuisins rally vas short bved ard the bar
party then made their characterization in force They
brought cGt heAvy hansdasoa ia Tobacco stocks
Western Union. Metropolitan. Manhattan and
B.ooaiyn Transs ana extended their operations IN
syise u the weakness Ia shs wheat maYhst To the
granger gruup THE Untou Pacific and Northern
Pacific stocks were savssssy attacked simultaneously
With the appearance o the statement thai rnisas
PArifc.s net earnings fer April ahosrsi decrease
Of oTsr SIR .aB compared with the egrrrsrua.tine
year Ceafasd with similar rsnr ss&sspasns q
tessixy this caused hr-sk IN the sta~ks ri sse
tive eonpsnies ranging fsom per cent. In Nysthesn
r, ss 20 e y. s,ss sas y ssss. r..s
whaeA Sid down % &c odds issa in the outssst
msrsss. SERVED se encourages The b~srs indicating
pnwersu interests b-hind chat prosperity 70 saprors
tne pfsc~ ans saeges. fh~rs ssre several desesne-
merits. sowsses, dariag the d&s which served 10
saAt netting fartasF beard ~ the tsiauw fever
scare ssd roads ia shs territory Affected firmly
hcia Ia tAe sso<h rssssss ali das Lazdon w.s .
larger ems4r II Icassvslae Ia srass q ether sls-
rnent< u weakness in that msrses,
tbs ARD the easing u eas nsNsey in f0ssAon sfsss
faE sstslsxs~st rAsssa lis the sfsriins
SaaEknss aers asa ssstixsei r@1ssxssxys
agsssieasssas ct srzrsstisss xesd sxTxzsx Tas
s~os,sr hsY-ss 70 p-s,, de rsslrssd zssss a ,h.s
r~gss fra Tssrs sere r~sssss II favorable eunsff-
sssrss and F<osresss ct sAs sntA-sssts trade
srgfsns q The tnss rsessc ssAssssn. sAe-v-a ,Ass
ssx decrease n Agga ~xgnsxSs Gas sfxsssgsssa
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THE SEATTLE Markets.

TIE Ers* native strawberries we're ca the naskse
this morning. ard zlsis1xh nes IN s<sx class ean-
eissen, were sooss aispose3 81 scne Hood river
errrsrs also came in and soad rapidly ~ frnn >
To per crate Ths strawberry ervp fyocs canfos-
niA Is nearly sxha1sa<d. znd frr1 this tame ca tAe
snipmean Win b vsry lgAi- TIE NATIVE bezzS@
vfl slse increase n sfu~th - tie next ~ oayA
Tbs eommisain csa are waasang tM sAe nszf
CatflrruiA sssane9 - the1e snpp1y Il cahoaSDs
and cahsT ersea ~ II osssinG raxAss sail
Cherries 1@e veg psenl1R9 ee4Ay and sosA gseefy
vea III day aithongA b so0s cases - asuts vas
Aot = nxSe<1nD eoDdlsSuA
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Steamer AK will ell sunday soe shAsway
Hssamsr walls wsiis Il ben&sA to sAn tanosssu.
ship spsrtsa vii bssm loading coal tsnssse~.
srhooaes cssco b "a the vsys 1t Mesaas ssasass
Inc yepsirx.
ssssmen Exeeisaus ana AI-Ki caAlsd q ~ bsnh-
ess yesterday.
Schooner Carrier Dove hss soas 70 ballard 70 tAhs
sone iusuh~s
Schooner Nellie Canaan wsi AnisA loading ~
cargo 81 the White sssr DOH
Steamer Crattna safird yesterday fos IAN rrsn-
e3sro with itae tns II Lawson coal On bard
Fsxhing seAooners W r T1chis Alma ana AiysSs
arrived yessssday with hslibns from Caps raftssy
Steamer IAkme arrived frum aAn rraar3scp vuss~r.
dAy ncratns. she b haiief - sal 1t e. MichAGo
eady thts ubnmth.
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NOTICE TO 6TocKHOLDERs-rh -
nual stockholders' meeting OF the 3ol6en
Tunnel Mining Company viii DO h2n -
the companys office 50 New York biock
N the city Of Seattle. Wash. on the In
day OF June. 11s0 at l:3O o'clock 5. ~
All stockholders are invited TO Sc nres-
sent. GEO. T. GARDNER
Secretary
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np~aAssu2s.

peaAssu1s.
AAx FRANCISCO 1sn< i-Wass,. sni~k s<sse.
weak Rsrsey, asv= ssxes zreAsmzas1 Oats. s.rsxs
as SyrvsS Sets Ssrs gsntasf-sss w@re
Yssur~Nxx exzz faz tsrssy eysr4s. s. ksss IS
N&@A 81
- iSFszx 81 81 tsx Va xad 81 " fx
sssssp. sssszsnx, & liSsxf II
~ rs~1 a asssi g svx<snx. g Ssatu
stsk$~rxsw 40 fsfs. 81 EAT O. ssoz 90 sAuses
q sess<4 -. tsnrs tsxz. 81 Sc. sxss- s. Nli g. ma
t-x 81 ssSs -: sxrssse, = xsss .
Receipts.
Y7y1s azAr1sr &<eks. uiH- Ia 0s1gxu, - -
Haaatngtee. f-G4: v&fst. cxnfssA. IL. hus1us
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enA.h 4aBs 60. @AaA -: - WsAa.
-: 49, neAk =: oasa. NueaAA - pseaes0.
sachk LIZ. ansons, 0e6. -. bsan. 0c1n. -.
116Efn9A sackx .. hay. tom. -. voc1, babeav
-; ni6eA .nna8. -: es5cAzfas~. 49, - wine.
Claaing 0uotaA1oaas
wh0t-Qniet: December. Hen
Bssaey--Ftn; Dsce.esr. -; 80. ~
Se-tts2s sa'sw. = iiaslM
wei ana Mopn.
wocl-sprirg: Nevsda- lAsase; Eassen oFesA.
e4far: vaiicy Do. EsIsc. Fan: Northern Ezcans-
a1n~ sS1es UOunsatn hmhA eGfee. 81 Joaquin
paain4 t91e: Hmnbra1a 81 11annc1nA 101on
Hops-Csrp a -. Dc.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
NllztHas- Msadiinss. Is.As2: bran. &eeU pr
ten
Hsy-wheas. Eeu; ~aeas and cot. Esm: hs.s
barley. Sal =. Alfalfa. sci: straw. Per oaae. A4
Vegetables 81 saes: garlic. nes. Aese:
0esa pass. 1u3e; Mstnx bsans. 49, per y. te0a-
sosss 041-A Pr boz; fxnry anpss1GuA e92U. 90
plant. n411lc; ehih ussa lscDaA seseE
nxls- sssssssr.sss. eAsu.sa. scss.'
e nea1: Iazscaa l.sn resck s1ls4O: csa.a0
California te1noas. Qel2s eAafes CAiiessAia ttsn-
Gas, ii hAnanas. Nse41N pss bsncA: pine
apRles. - - daaeAA
ne; iss, ss,,,. i ssssss: Is as' .s e ns:
peaaed Et9Iaars Asatn. 1eEe.
.cAssss-Nss. Hee; xosng Anaira. N9oep
Esss-sssss. Hss;e: fAsey r.aeA. neas: E.s,-
Fssssrs.fsrl.r ssssass ,sslse pr n: smssy
hsns izsHr: Oh fooaseu. n1kA: ycuns roossers:
q Aea %: sEan brofl&n. 80. lanrs hfuiiees. So
80: fsyses. N@!: Asns. NJ. -: Cd dackA. 49,
u: sssss. T. Ma ~ pair: old riescsA ane2A
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Btds for Their C0nstrustlen at laag
notla Uln2 OPENED.

hOus0 0B8m Vp10eOs
Bids for the construction pf water ana
sever systems for the Magnolia bsa6 army
Qusrsersnasser Robinson. They were:
For constructing sewer sysfem-E. NJ.
Moore Of Ballard, r 100. Hsfrrat 4 0oeta
E.xss r. Ryan. E.Sp; T.. McCIanAhau.
Nai: G. J. Erickson, N.ss. Nlcnois =
Crofhers. G.ko.
For constructing water systsm-Pacifo
Heat and Power Company. Nyfl, j.. b.
Y0ungs, "a 20. G.. J. Erickson Is. 80. Mich
OILS q Crofhers. Nge.
No award has yss BEEN mAde.
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O0BDIxC QUOTATIONS.



6asar oosdea c. IN hhis. DC; extra G, IN heas.
r: powdered. sssc; dry szsanlatsd. ssss; cube.
Tiour, etc Patent Excellent IN; Novelty 4.
-. sfAs teAlen1. 20: C.afosnaa os.nds. Nio;
corn Sss,s s:, . ss g. e =, IA !, = ss sss an
49, ss,. ens0 : nssc =. 81 ~ @ih ~. ~
fanna. 8 psr 81 III. In slb sacks: sssel-cui oAt.
mesl. .NN per - lbs. 10 ieih sachs; graham fsus.
On psr 10 lbs. in ielb sscks: whole vhess aour.
M8 pa 10 Lbs. b lo-lb sacin. re meal. ia per
in niS :acss split pa, lcsib saeia. -; sPsh
fio: xhss. 1aies. So pr ease & b 1Is pkss:
eo nss si.a ys nov ~ 81 f 81 IN S :sel
corn neal. white. y Pr hta. y se!b eeess: buck
ss.e..a Wheat; e - n y &c. an .ssla SEQ.
eo1r, ~ Per nos 0Ie secss: wnoss Saess
~ ~. oc 49, 81 ~ ~, ~ Iii. f.s<g
rolled oats. - ~ nss bhas. m; fancy rnlisd
sss:, slo sacn ~; amy reusd oass. PEI eass'
2. ns1s: Costa Rioa, seoss.: - u ~. y:
Oh e;.ss. Ps5 c.t aas; s,b s.sss. Per e.t:
nesha e; c.rsscsas. e: GS y. rs; s.o,Da
a1M
DuttSs, Cheess, Eggs ana Poultry.
~ r:.,s. ssni 49, 81 rassn 49,. sn1
s-Nstisc wssSssston is7SiSc: ra,,rsn. ~
4nc
Egu-ssfsesU lFeSA ranch. ls4gLG
Cuuao ao0sy-CAnofnaA co0o. I9Eoc: sssameo.
sSSse,
., foo.try-LaS .sntcasaa la9bc; tavs tussess. ~
-: Osseeeo sSnske3ot uOmc.
Nuto.
- g.. 49, $50 -,
sauuus, - - sSS9e.. 49,. -. cS-n-Ss
s nuss. ~: "a. .Ysrs.a. ~ IL. cssnms.
- 49,. -. .r,,t. 80 49,. -
u.v Cpain anA Feed.
Hay-Puget sound Per ton. Egs' Aessesn Waan-
snssna timothy. $E: auana. V8@
OAfs-Fer ton. -
Baney-Hoiiso, ~.
Cofn-Whoie, W.; cfackeo, Va Seeo meal. pof
ton ~ .,
s,ssss hr.r az 4. ~ she.ts If .. cScnrsd "a
SsiIss:. asirv rAons.S essS Gs
$500 p-~~s.sc.. "a rs.h.
r,-.h ,ne.ss-r,o~ NJ n u<r n: steer beef &c
rer n. mutton. vsthers d per b; pork, fAc Der b:
veal isrrr - psr n: sruaIl, ioc
fad nsrcn l,ace dry .sitsi sddss. ~.
~ T.,a Wacs..ssas per - far: white Star g. !.
cosn speri.i - lard couapouud tierces az. Rex .
a. e' y
rs'a asHsne ;,r sninV ss ana ,sss,
,s.,, ~ aounasr. Saae. xalss L. mi r,I II
49,, "a. 49, Az. ...sst ss,sr ss,,r. ~.
- =. c~.s.r. r;~,.rSs q = -, 49, !, =
psr ssiscu e,sms' 81 50 Der sset: Dmssness ershs
I'VE Me- eooAso, WV
SegetaDses.
Ppsaso<s--Nev potatoes alc h, White River Bar
bsnks ssasse. onions kind died sxsoaso. herts sIa
is saek: carrots. Siesia sack: rutshasa, &c p~r
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PORTLAND snrss t~reers h nsfi~ better
fsefiax tas soexi wtess rsarkss, asassssa TIE
scsrrsgy - saSyrass Fxwxssss mash tssssnesA css~
s1stses= a 81 - WslsA ala xsre made ss<isy
agtA sssl aasAesstESxes Frssogxs that ss h~ssx
pail sss s&sr ssxed p4sgsss sszsss eAay ~ 5e3
a. art isasstssss a. ssSFEsE
waeAt sssss=ssents ssesa Portland fay the wesk
sszsssas tasass wer~ rs S. twszsssss.
SAsprseu-x Zee sAe Esssth Il MAJ we're ~ N
ezsAsss
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DICTATORSHIP rOR SPAIN.


MADRID. June s-~Prsnaisy Ssiyeaa. adj
dressing meeting ~ she nns sorify 81 th4
senators ARD d~pasies today urged the
necessity ~ reforms which eouh % rear
ICED hs believed. without recourse 20
dictatorship. fIe said II his prosramsns
for rehabilitation failed the country would
fall Into a Dictatorship. which would be
productive 81 the greatest evils
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CHICAGO June l-LArve N0tAvsst recsipks ana
weak cables caused veAk opening In wheat Re
poxts a Aamaee hy HssaiAn Aica encouraged enough
6uyins during tie Asst hosf 20 check the decline.
hui offerings incssassd - the market sasesd Tha
bulls Appeared ready TO sarr1fce . large alice q
vantage Liquidatioa became general near the end.
eeptenber clossa with . premium Il ee4c over
octlou Porw cash demand added 70 The weakness.
July opened t0ac lower at n31faie. sosd spsrinsiy
q ne. dsclined % ne snd caossd with sellers ct
71t0stoc.
tascsahie crop reports. hsaSy receipts and slAck
cash demand Wsakaned cogn Jnly eaossd o13c
lover.
Osts ruled steady the greater part oe the sssaoa.
but were finally dfasssd down b. wheat ard orgA.
July Ian o0 No loWR.
Reassuring yellow fsvss news and ccmAinaton
houae bNytng strengthened pfcvtaicuA. fuek and
f1es advanced 6 and lard gatned rs.
3ha leading futures ranged - fc1lDWSt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-02

Visible Grain supply.
NEW YoRK. ynns Especial cable ard teae-
graphtc dspAtches 10 KEsstreess Indicate the ia
lowing chances In available supply Of wheat. last
Whest-Unissd states ami Canada. east Il the
Rorhtes dec7sass. 1sn.po bushels. aAuas fos ana
in Europe: tncvsess i@ae bushels. Total supply.
The aggregate .se<k Of whea, held at Pastland.
Tacoma and seattle. decreased II .op bushels last
week
General Quotations.
rIour-Receirts. HISS: exports, s.ta Market yeah
and io~ss except Tor iev srsdss; ehoies wintsn
verc scarce. Winter patents. Ssst 10; Minnesota
patents, sssSi Vi winter extras. E'as1 ID. Mime
VAsst~Rsosipss ei1 bushels: exports. rso.nY.
Spot easy. Ne. red. ssc spos and 10 arrive g. a b.
and asoat; No red sfk elevator; No. l reA
Northern Duluth. sic l. o. b. afnAt; Ma harsa.
dull SIC 20 arrive Options opened weak and viii
few exceptions remained In this re.dision all day
support besrish Cables. big Northwest rscetnss
foreign selling local liquidation and lixht sxr~~t
trade had decided sfecs ca ssn'imrns shrouxbont
the entire sesxinn July WAS especially weak urSes
lsquidatscn Judy sikesaie. elos~d gke: s<psemh~,
ssassae. elo~ed siie December. siSsse. e.ossd M
Hi1es-8seady.
Vool-9fsady
Coaes-- opssons closed steady unchanged To
July. A1r August, Sc: ssp<ssh1s Sasss3 -.
Oetes~s. 49, November. fA. December H
scos euass-R.o dun and naminss Mfd aaist.
Metals.
atagnation continued the lassinx f.atuye - "a.
iasni n~tsI market business crsxyed sIfns IN !.
lisssss wss and 81 sse ess< vsises were nosaiariy
unchanged in sh@ main
rssiins safhsnsed sna fsrassa masas*s tame A.
the eisss the Metal ExphaExs sailst rar irT, a.,
= a as - aa :, !, sas ssgn<r ssn 4
askrd Lad dua IT NB Esd and o. q s.h.s
ss~s,es aaia a. nss nosassai Tas efokss,. rr,ss
Psfseitars--S STEADY.
THE COTTOv MAHkETs.
New York.
NEW yonK, June l--cssson steady; nssssiag.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Jane I-xassss Rsc&isss. ara wasss,
ssAss4 has tssg* Ssfsse hess ssssr~ q -sss q.
western ss@sxs. Sass ~; Texas sse~rs 81 sx~s -:
.ns ssssess. MAJ y; sAiySs. sss9 hsiis. ssAss
Hsxs~Rsressss, gsaa Maxses kssar nsw-s Heavy
s al Is; nssxsa s. seaa ~: ixAs. s. ssassa ssss
sseess- s&x~syEs. 1sa assfxs steady w-.~ys
xsssnss- - seas. ssea ssssp. tsss. iaaaas ykssa
ChieaGs.
Ago. yuxs t@arysas In rssfs~ vas Assa tsy4
rrse~s yal~s ssassy sssady. fsursns the s.s Csc
Enxsss Il tbs ssss - re- hssa II satsle pss~ ssxs
sx4sa Esgs against 30 - fsS tbs shzzs reys L..
yesr Fancy cattle - axs@ r.; eAess~ ssssys q ~
-. sHs4:nas~ y 49, se~s ssssvs u sh~s I'll. ssss&.
rs .sss ss~ssrs ssss o. rv.. xad s.sssss q M -
husss q -z4xH Fsptsn ssa ss~<rs ~ =
Tsxxzs. - isssss eslses. - N<~T "a
TAs szasss Il assGx sxessE.~a the demand asa k,sv
~src~ext~5 N sesetng psss<s S9fk susss "a,
- csssSrw us1~~ q $50 n hezsv rae*~vx a -
40 saned. AssNxsz. aagAss. - snez ~. rses = q
&aa
rAss VA . sssY sssd sessAad ssx sss~u .e,a
taEs~. sn4 sAa soaH Huysas heps pwsexx syn9l ws.h
&~sAG pux 10 pgins sAseD. GSSsx - k-esv -