The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-10


NEW YoRK. ,ane Ar q. Dam = oos wssaay
ne psss ws<a Aas nrp<ssAs rsss IN p4ca .rs
eaaaAei in aay osAer ~~<k q many ysas~ srSa
ana yss mn Is r<r rsss ssls,usas .av.scs = >
Tss cent. IN pss and ses rsss IN prsaccss dartse
Mas, Cotton has adyanc>a per cent And eefsss
gcrts Is pr reat. aa<tax tie ws<a~ VITA vvea<n
scass yer een. sad boots Ard shoes per cent
4 istsas ~srsscu ~ p<s cens, apF~Ar N ieatnes
Is. time i. sAnf exsexaasess Il hssA~r y~se<s sas
euyinx far sn advance Of reeuirrsasnss sos eea-
sumption.
cxsx~Y and the sne@t conservative marussesasss~,
specially IN t-oa and steel have ssrfreu 10 avssd W
BAT actual snastissy e dsiv~s saves recsarss as-
handed ieaves them little power. While spscaiafaca
in wooi and cshsr iises h running swAy ssem euar
ssmntsons- II 10 savsng fcassre thai 1Sctatsens
largely nctiss~aa Asmnse all the se<sn nov
beng Delivered or produced in Industries
psic~s axed hy csyfefs accepeed sssesai monshs
Ago, and nearly all the ira wsrhs hsias tAas ssea
what Their are getting bat what they - At to AAk
- way Il refusing orders which shsy cannot ac-
nmrsns the pAss ~,ss aaesassons have ris~a s1
anthracite Nc. "a 81 e. for bsssenss 70 naS q
PisrxhsrS for gray forge. SIG .. fes hssasss with
.sss and 1T ss.. .s's !. :. nuss ssr . to 81 s
structural ssamA and anesss = - ton sad 70
wire nails Sc Ter ssS. But there are no accounts
thoagh small sxiss ~ pig last week for ITALY and
this week for Bremen 81 marhst prices with German
Offers For wes tons southern pss ssdsrsss ess nees"
abroad quite great they are here.
While there IL = better demand for woalsn er.ss,
that prices Il have advanced, II h not ret
possible 10 distinguish heavy speculative cperstions
in wool at Rossum from efforts ~ mills bay. The
rtc~s current in all wool growing sections are -
etxh 10 prevent sales in Eastern markets. 70 eos-
scxne-s and the readers who 5~lese that mills Win
presently be forced 10 higher prtces are TAXING
the same risk they did In the winter Il isE. nn<
,s.s the ,,. We ss, s,s ss.a o,sss sss.os
than the good demand. bat ssosks al cotton here
and ahscad are heavy and the financial ehrosicis
estimates decrease Of only 81 cent IN acreage
Goods are sclisns largely and prices at xinxhams
and rrsnts hare advanced
After some advance wheat suddenly declined Dc.
chewing iouer for the week Agairst all accounts a
injury n the solid fact that Western recepes were
500 - hushels for the week against it.aS hnsh.
low srr,e,s .aeh r.o.,,,s would he ssplieabls 4
growers really expect short Yield Experts havs
declined teins oaly ,sss,,'s bushels hoar !neiaaed
year and en- ~ husheis from Pacific ports against
4Sns bushels last rear. ent even 10 the future
foreign demands tsis Is net strons evidence The
narket .ndenenf by certainty that spring wheat
acreage b unknown and may EXCEED expectations.
aud that the prospect Is excesient
For the present wesk failures hare secn iss In the
United Staies. asanst 3s last year. and 10 in Can
ada. against II last year.
Dradstreet's Financial Review.
Rradstrers's financial review tnmcsrow will say;
At the beginning Il the week the market shows
disposition to continue its dHfi sagvtns tendency.
The announcement af further sold .hrnenis vas
calculated 20 support this belief, and with the ah-
senre of any public hnyinS. led the professional
traders 10 act the short side IT the account.
There was however. less evidence cf liquidation.
and the money market failed 10 show any tseptda-
ton account 81 the gold shipments which fof
the past ten days reached the total u Emo.ao0
The large eold holdings q beth the hsnks and the
treasury with the abundance 81 money and the
absence Of ans exceptional demands II present rota
the specie movement at its usnai effect. II also
clearly Il reported that At the present rate a
change European interest generally thought
the BANK 81 England itself. has put . premiam
upon the geld constgumenis. 70 produce Art1n-
csal Gov from this country. There stsaaies
tone In Tuesdays trading, and Wednesday yisidsd
incidents which, fer the time being ~ ieaDt.
check the temper II the speculation. One ii thee
vas the declaration at the regular per cent quar-.
common stock, a matter about which the street. had
induced In more or iess douhts for . full month.
The other was the declaration 1t . Il per cent.
semi annual dividend IN Atchtaon preferred, with
the announcement that the earpinEs 1t the rad
la the Ascal year ending lure % would also provtds
for another half Yearly dividend Of the amount
next January Covering. not sniy in the stocm tmt
named. hut In other paris Of the list. Ut once
sued and some fresh buying WAS attracted The
upward movement continued on Thursday. The
can Steel and wirr generally higher. and the
strength Of the maYkvt the vhnla seemed to
ter IN portions II the list which had been the Oh
jees Of the principal bearish pressure Lcnaon took
hus small part in the trading here.
The bond MARKET continues strong. with
Abased demand for the better kinds II Issues.
hank Clearings.
The following table compiled by BrAdstrset shows
sse bank clearings Ut al principal cities for the
week ended June = with the percentage II ncresss
and decrease ~ compared With the e0rrspcadtns
week last rear: