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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-30

FOR wHtpBY ISLAND POINTS AND
IA CpNNhk - steamer hAlhHANEN
M. except Sundays Returning. leaves Ia
conner AZ y m, except Sundays. touch
iag AZ Edmouas. Clinton. Browns Point,
Langley Coupeviile, san de Fuca. Oak
HArhnr utNaiAdy and la Conner
IA CONNER TRADING & TRANS.
FORMATION COMPANY. Owners. Tei-
ephone Main sif
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, AUG 9.-Thars q stirring a
Of greater animation 10 the stock market than n
has shown for two weeks past. The strength
tered In ,hs asesi group fcr the greater part a the
tAy bot IN the latter dealings II srtcndsd through
out the list The lie Of active stocks was not a
long one. hut surh dealt IN show quite uni.
fern gains extending 60 near point o. over that
IN many cssea The gains were wen held, and profit
isking made only slight threads the ciDts being
firm though quiet. AZ about the top Although the
number a issues dealt IN not large, The trading
vas not nearly much concentrated In fFw stork.
for time past In tbs sisrI group the gains
ranged from fcat 20 2fzt the latter figures in
National steel and steel snd Wire There was no
exception IN the group 10 the upward Tendency,
whirh due 10 The reports a the growing dcms nd
ieF iron and iron rroaets a prciy much ali grades
The progrsss a negotiations Tor the settlement ~
wage seheinlsg which 10 progress probably
at4a reflected IN the movement Generally speaking
the demand for stochs IL partly aScvithle 10 The re-
quifements II the short interest. vhish was made
upsaSy ty the check 10 Tho decline effected feeeF
dAY Their di.auist increased ~ several ffsei-
5eris It the day Prices fsesised az orsnins lfn.
rssus 90 advance the better taHe q the Lan-
sseeess a Gsn Roh-xts ssalns; THE Bofrs ArtHal
huyins fus iaysfen secoupt snail srsle
The hosaeward ffcn summer vacations n
Esrurs ~ number q ins1rntsal rnsn IN Wan
street movements q asnfssnsntai inference ~
tao sdssnos, he room trader. ~ho saH shssrh
calm operations shich ihsy suppose ;hss iasn vii
eurssss upen The conditions IL the money asarkst
rsmsin enehAnset
ir.egulsr Teal ssles. par value fi.gshea
unitea States {. sisanesd IA TN tai Isiee
MONEY and Exchange.
Nofsy on ran. ssss. ii8if per f~at pf4ms rssr-
castle pAuet. tess r~r asai stssibx esrhanE+.
q sss4 ~ far esassna as ~ sss fo~ sistg asrs
passnd fates o. s.ss4 sss Commercial Niiks u "a
80 sslser esr'iasstss. Gtss1se Far silver. ca
Cssssrvn~st baass. strong sssas tauas. laassirs.
Rslrr@a heBes. fTsnsaitf
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MOUNT BAKERS BEST YEAR.
Extensive Development of Proper
ties in That District.
MANY CLAIMS OPENED UP.

Roads md Trails Improved md
Railroad Surveyors in the Field
Work on the Post-Lambert to
Continue All Winter-SuppIies TO
He Taken I'm From American side
PLACER Miner Busy on swamp.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fNGTON ROUTE,
STEAMER \. X. ROBINSON.
Carrying ". 8. Mail.
Leaves City dock at $50 a. m. for fort at
Bean point. Pleasant Beach. Bremerton,
United States navy yard. Sidney. Charles
ton. Tracyton, Chico and Siiverdale he
turning. leaves Sidney p. m, Bremerton
2.1o p. m.
LILLY, BOGARDUS a. CO, Agents.
Telephone. Main s7
Fare Port Orchard points. Csc.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
MOTION ROUTE

MOTION ROUTE
STEAMER MARY + pERLEY
Leaves foot % Washington street at 800
beach Rremrrton v, s. Dry Dock.
Charleston. sidney. Tracy,e ton, Chlco, sill
Nersiatc Returning. leaves SilVerfslo &
a m sidney E.sa a. m Leaves sidney
Saturday nights at - p. ia Telephone.
Mafu rs
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM


Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 70
midnight for Port Townsend. Port Will
kms Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht. Clailsm and
gcles Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
Il a. m. leaves Port Townsend at 10
. m: arrives In Seattle at l:30 D. m.
dsvs Wednssdavs ana Fr,dsy. Fl 10 NH.
night for Port Townsend Por. Williams,
pungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria.
Returning leaves Port Angeles at n m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
leaves Port Townsend at II a. m. ! arrives
IN Seattle at ESQ p. m.
Telephone Main 6i9.
CAPT. J. n. THOMPSON, Manager.
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FOR ANACORTES, FAIRHAVEN
MMArCNnM AND BLAINE y Steamer
SkoRGE r. STARR leaves Central d0ck
se.uls AZ .. ~. Mondays. Wednesdays
shd FriaayS Returning. leaves What
SEN az =, m. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
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STEAMER SEHOME
"hAFCoM, FAlRHAVEN. ANACOR-
TEE

leaves City dock. foot OF Main street.
= tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. 10
leaves Whatcom sundays. Wednesday
-sa tFidays. 5 y. IN.
rare from Seattle. 800
W. J. ELLIS, Traffic Manager
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PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
ANDS AND wHATCoM ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail, leaves City
dock. foot OF Main street. Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays. at IL o'clock mid
night for Port Townsend, San Juan ISL
ands and New Whatcom. Returning.
leaves New Whatcom Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays at a. m j. r.
Thompson, Manager-owner, Lilly, 30.
gardus * Co. Agents, City dock. Tele-
phone, Main 81.
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FOR VANCOUVER. B. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday.
Wednesday ana Friday at p. m.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. m. the following
dsy
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday,
thursday end Saturday at p. m.
Arrives ut Seattle at 10 a. m. following
az. ~
Connects at Vancouver with c. r. r.
trains for all points East and with steam
IN for Nanairno. Comox. Victoria. New
Westminster and 'fexada island ports.
after p. m. on day of sailing.
For freight or passage apply at the Of
Aco Of the Vancouver line. Yesler wharf.
Telephone Red 1851.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. a.-stsrling on London
SIXTY days. fi.ssA: sight. Sass.
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STEAMER CRY or Aberdeen
Daily, except sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia a. ., IN.
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. Soc.
round trip Sc.
Landing at White star dock. foot OF
spfing street
Telephone Main AsS
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Pacific Coast Steamship CO . steam
ship Senator will sail frgm EeAtfis d.
rect for Nome September s. at 8 D. ~.
-s---s-------..--s--s-sa----s-----
on aud after September I steamer Ro-
sale wili leave Columbia street 1ork for
yict0ria az 70 o. M. instead Of III O'Clock.
STR. DoDE FOR HOODS CANAL.
Leaves Central dock. TuaSdayx. Thurs
days and Saturdays
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sEATTLE-poRT GAMRI4 Il. TOWNSEND
ROUTE
srEAMER PRospER

NItAMEN TktlSFFk
leaves City dock daily at $50 a m cx-
I9ft Gamble, Port Ludlow and Port
sIeSHsaad Returning reaches Seattle at
. m daily sunday leaves for Port
,iCxpscnd direct at a. m: returning
leaves Port Townsend Tor seattle direct
y n. Telephone. Main $, Lilly. Ro-
kAEens s Co. Agents
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silver hsrs. siac: Mexican dollars. ssstsse Drafts
Sight. Sc; telegraph. Sc
e % q
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Leaves Colman's dock. foot OF Columbia
street, calling at Port Townsend only,
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SEATTLE = EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.


90 ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMONDs
ROUTE.
limo card--fcaves Seattle Z a m. AZ m
and .. IN. Leaves Everett s:i5 a. M,
ss3D y. m. and Tiib y. m,
Three round trips daily, except Sunday.
ConncctIons--At Seattle with the steam
er Fiyss for Tacoma: at Everett with the
steamsr MikAdo for Snohomfsh and with
the Everett and Monte Cristo railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Colman dock Seattle, Merchants dock.
Everett. Telephone - Seattle, Red asl !.
Everett, g. r. II. SCOTT. Manager.
FOR VICTORIA.
Commencing "Wednesday, August q
Take the popular steamer
ROaALIE
Leaves Colmans dock foot OF Columbia
street, calling at Port Townsend only,
DAILY. excepting Saturday. II p. m.
Landing at the Inner wharf at Victoria.
Returning leaves Victoria $50 a. m.
arriving at Seattle y. m.
Office. Colman dock
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FOR VICTORIA.
RosAILE.

Commencing "Wednesday, August q
Take the popular steamer
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Landing at the Inner wharf at Victoria.

DAILY. excepting Saturday. Ii p. m.
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Returning. leaves Victoria $50 a. m.
arriving at Seattle y. m.
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.

The Greenwood Miner says It now looks
as II boundary had reached the steady
shipping stage. on Monday four cars OF
ore reached E.holt from Hartford junction.
the Golden Crown and Winnipeg mines be-
ing the shippers Nine empties were sent
in over the branch that evening 10 be fllsd
during the week
Work done on the Knob Hill and Grey
Eagle In the boundary aggregates 2fe5
feet; on the Old Ironsides No feet, and on
the Victoria 2.4s feet; making a total o.
SIZES feet Owing To- the fact that the ma
jority of the force nave been busy stop
ing. the amount of development for MAY
was less than usual,
v V V
on the Standard on Empire creek six
miles north OF Keller a nincty-foot ledge OF
nickel has been discovered. No assays for
nickel have yet been made from this ledge.
but appearances go 70 prove that It Is
nave also been had from this property
The Standard was located and Is owned b.
Charles Fogarty.
Wv
An initial contract. calling for thirty feet
q work has been let on the Pedro In East
kootenay The Pedro Is the property OF
the Kootenay and Algoa Company and al
though nothing more than stripping has
been done, the showing thus made IL a
most promising one. For distance OF eoo
feet, IL is claimed the surface has been
croSscut AT intervals revealing ore hearing
NRiueS III soiu SllNer. copper ana lead. CIV
ing an average Of So. The ledge is from
fourteen inches 20 -four feet wide on the
surface.
V V V
In the Pathfinder. near Grand Forks, r.
g, the working shaft has broken into ore
at a depth q III feet. The shaft was sink
vertically above the lead with he ex-
pectation OF catching II in the course Of
10 feet or such matter. the atp Of the
lead being figured on. and the last sho, ~
Sunday night broke into the hanging wall
and exposed the ore. which at his place
looks as fine as any ever taken out of the
mine. The shaft will be continued 10 \
depth OF liz feet before a croSscpt IL Y,,o
TO determine the width OF the ore body.
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SFW YORK. Jane y X q uss A Go e pssf
% rrytsa = fgsth ash ia1iss4Tfaz 4 ssA@sn a
saesifsug rFir-s % Esazsr sftsis agreeable f..
b,ssiTess rsu atase sfessa laizE thrF raIsea
Yes tAasF tassa Hts4 faH rgRa~a - tlr
hishett fr4lsp~fts ia fast1s1s ~ .--st4a rsrrs
fs4,tg tas rlr.Htf5 ssa szsr tsa-hrt iqisr e. tIe
rsuit saa ia Iss4 rita prevt sfrfxSius 80 .s-.tr
= fsf srut ( fnfts arr4Ee iG saa Affar gr4.t
aspft-ssw far saT~fRi seas re- tigAr=s ps.af
rnectr3 asth lass ssara rs-HTwry va N s.v rsst
fa Mareh gat U.s ssnegzi FtesAiaz lat slrpafr n.
tsaa p rrr @eat rvATl-saJ sasfe "a va sph
fae hisfssf fsasTH-iff b. ise
Ths afsffNf e ira- f4TstaFa fd1ae I unt III rg
tass Hsrsty au tsfFsesr z - f-els t-ssisz ~
yssif aaiy $50 txs fe~s faAg ~ iafssst rssaf
sygg resi- bed Fs6rasrg itui Ere iaesrz@ n u1.
- ssaeks ~ - 80 ,sgs staus = 90 -. g. Ma
if4sr ssa iaHssf 5-eissr than srEaygsd Ia H.
ueu tslNr-as affE4 Ntsch URarlg ~ ~ serss aof
Furnaces have - v~ls and -sgrt. tat fsfsks,
Z aas1stsrabta eafactlT have already beea ftase9
tats Hs1rfa tavEa Nsh.F 90 hs earrHf Within
msh sf fHu tas lsh,r nrg AfsHatAgft ana tsls -
tlars-s vai 20 tisfasasi1. anfaanta - fss'.er
easss ar1 stqFtsF haggs. An1 fhs ti1ssng 4 rsAn4
aswss fr tset q 8esisr4 Nl1 Rave H1srh tassss4.~r
afraot that ttae Pho sfzfgaEr etaLsfn.E
anthraclt. M z 70 ~ ena fst3khsFs FyAr fFst
SIS g After ~ fssfHE z fsrusr@a snA .z9sks has
ra~g H-aYE A1Frstfsi tseseuf fggEaY sbr aernsfd
The Ia ibai nsarg Arse rt~ratiass kri1 tseE
azf0 pTlees have tes'i sraf3astsd vii base ~
prg-sf tgfser<s.
Whnas la hs~n aaspacrd neafiy srslft aifh
ths e1isgls frQta Atlzslf EaS7s aagf nciassG have
been ir t0g seeks n IBue. aa7 Ia busGela
against - @9f BASKETS last year
Pariaf sEpoFts waFs lsls.5~ bushels. against
1s5 5l3 bssshsis last year.
rhs active H.0veueE. trim the iarnsrs sesns u
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DEVELOPMENT OF RLUEJACKET.
Excellent showing of n Property
Near Crooks Corral. Idaho.

Since May full force of men has been
employed sinking and prosecuting on
the BluejaCket mine. near Crooks Corral.
Idaho The main shaft is now down sew
enty feet and the copper values are in
creasing with every foot The mine now
shows five feet OF carbonates and oxide
running as high as q per cent. in copper
and carrying considerable gold and sill
yer. Alongside Of this ore body there
Hes from fifteen TO eighteen feet OF sui
phida ore, showing small copper values,
but nevertheless increasing steadily with
dsuth and there Is every reason TO be-
Meve that this win run into a solid body
Of chaiCupyrite ore ut water level. Here
after the work viii be let By contract u
is also intended 10 lay out wagon road
az once to the head OF Deer creek. TO
the crooks corral placers. and thence
three miles southwest 10 the Bluelnck -.
ON May 30 a s5,aeA payment was made
IN Graugevtlle an the Bluejacket- The
Hluefacket wss bonded last December
from the locators. Morton & Johnston,
by Messrs Butcher, Hand and Johnesse.
They worked on the property until they
developed "a good body Of ore, when Mr..
I4hnesse. acting as superintendent f"r
The Idaho Exploration and Copper Com
many took up the honh.
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STOCK FLoATED IN LONDON.
West lie Roi Group 10 He Developed
and Operated.

Special Dispatch To the Post-Intelligencer.
ROSSLAND. n. c. June i5.-Word has
-. re.siFTu mere OF me suCceSStu, H0at-
No. Mining Company, limited, "A sub
sidiary company OF the British-America
Corporation. IL has a capital OF ea0.On0
pounds In five-pound shares and all the
stock has already been allotted The
company is TO take over and operate the
nine claims. mostly fractions. of the West
lie Roi group. OF which the Josie and No.
! have been developed SO far that they
viii be ready TO ship on a large scale
as soon as railroad connection is made
with the ore bins
The Annie, another of the group. Is hav-
ing shaft sunk on the extension of the
North lie Roi vein. This shaft Is down
eighty feet and has streaks Of ore all
across, from which assays range from
four to six ounces gold. An inquiry by
cable for some OF this stock today
brought the answer from London that il
had already gone TO "A premium OF ten
shillingS per share
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ANNOUNCEMENT was made thar only a ! per cent
dividend had been DECLARED fcg the six months
r,-lud- Tbs Truptsed action q She diTeSturs
-tiu5 O. hsve been Kept close sEcrvt, 81 that
action on The stcck market. Al tie last dividend
etiei directors declared : pcr sent "a the com
mon. lsf cent q which called regular serni.
annual and Ter cent extra several vetSs sso
tie sioCk Wa rushed w above 60 hy speculative
g. u en the AilcgStiua that regular semi sgpuai
las; stx months Morc rccsntly rimoTs haze been
3uraad tfai the directors would hesitate - put
we si1cs On a regular pcr sent. nasts. cut R
mas BEEN generally accepted IN speculative CIR
eles That the last dividend action would bs rpcat-
ca nat IS 20 say. DR. cent dividend dcclstui-
tion had bern hoard IN Wall street that the sctlai
amount 70 Il disburss,i would be cui IN hsN The
action taken proved a surprise. and EhAt the e
teNt nay have been the general market Y Is
NmrCssble 70 forysee. II Is t.cav avn Acemcit
q; The formulated Judgment - thc directors heic-
COMPANY that the high level Il the earnings cam
net be maintained IL will he accept i. 50, as
confirmation Il The reports q sxtsasire 3amASe
O the Northwestern VhcAt crop. The rrite rlDte-
ment IN today market was irregular aud With
cut significance. Not much attention was pai to
the fcrccast x tofncrruW's bank statement but It
Is eXpectel that . loss - cash will I've dis-itstd
owing 20 the 81 so 90 exIggt n rot1. wAi, -
20 have bccu ualy partly Offset ~ th" tctelTt Of
cash from the interior. Ntw y tk eV hAnre al
the week and today touched M premium. Accuri-
ing 70 the statements from the lcaiings hsnks the
net loss IN cash VII Probable he upwards Ut
million
The bond insrkc, shared fully In the dnllncss
o. the stock market and price. changes were nsig
uihcaht Total sales. par value, >s0sN
United states eouds UNCHANGED in bid
quotations
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NEWS and GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD

on June l, after a twenty days run crush
ing is2 tons Of roCk ami secured about
$500 in bullion. Considerable gold has
been run of the plates lately as the ASSAYS
from the tailings have shown quite q loss
Better arrangements have been made ana
the results frcm future clean-ups win he
increased Everything around the mine
and mill Is satisfactory and the result 81
the seasons work II is expected VIII pvt
the Ben dOr on q paving hasis.
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FOREIGN.


SEw YORK. Juns IS ne C1nras1cisl Asrsf
,isrt's iesidan snaHciai cahiesfam t1sa tinsitlfs
uas a. enc i7arz, pssibis IA, ia tAs uksAefs Benz
ts4iaY anG tRi m tone Afafars nasBf ksfdsssl
ths narsfts Anerteaua hetliaitd saa vsss slag
naut tarleshsFt tAs tesatsl {sistlst % srw
Yufks r4lst7aflsefarg rngFarlenta
a haH sslNion ssA rsut IS frsfn Hnasis saf
& 81 ~ asgf te i6~ rale aaA - ~ g. gaerl.ts
T'arss 4lsa tt.A fez hau AZ rss Sod T1se eafrtt
a.a.lrsE taH. shira rsfd fasf1F ess aafs,srsHssi
f.sm and hail ttmcs and 'as lr,sai1iu ssmssd
sl.artFs a
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Rich strike ut Index.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-IntcIligencer
INDEX, June IA very rich strike
is reported from the Gold Mountain Mia-
ing Ccmpany's claim. the Grand Cen
trail y vein fsrty-seven inches wide. car
rying SoD in gold. has been cut. This IS
one Of the richest strikes in the dis
trict. and is very large vein for so hign-
grndn
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discrelit many acc1Ints 4 injury. although r.
cespts have been somewhat smaller than last year.
Failures for the hrsi week * June we-e IN
huaouut SsISsiS & wbich s.. ~ SO IN manu-
faetlriag ard SSSs " ia trading ooDcsrnS.
Faluics Ger the week have hecrl &c IN TIE United
states against is last year. and Il in Canada,
against j. isSt year,
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'Before I consulted Doctor KCoNoa
my stomach was very bad. The severe
pains helchinC. blOating and sour ris-
inEe was awful I lost n pounds Ia
les,s than a year. | thank God t. was
my fortune 20 ~ 60 this great doctor.
who cured me.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO June IS sterling On rens.-
SIXTY DAYS. - - sight 81 asa
Financial
silysf hsrs 50 Msslesa dollars. 1ssa4sr Dyaf,s
sight. loc Telegraph. leta
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7 u IN
Metals.

The market faT mstsis ruled rather apisi With
weak usdcrteny taiiFs sBgNs~l ne msioasi fhamsa
frngn she pfrFidsfs dRf eiaenF Tin - the fees
MARKET was held - So IS uh fsiiers A. thia aeuse
a. the close i'fE irtg nnguisAtiF anated sls NJ
Northern No I fasfnsiry qifotetl 81
Copper faN sDd uurhAHseB ths hss- 4 as B.
lead cnnftnaes unsettled a. n72sas va. steitef
- q rat ~
me hrosea' price ~ lead wa $40 and for
co.FgF Sigsa
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nrad-,rcer. Financial aev,cw.

Hradstreet's Fmanrisl Review Tomorrow will nay.
Esttvine dizziness has prevailed in tho market
siAndstih u IS Ia fact. many uTanths since The
amount - commission house business the New
York stegk sxrhangs has escn Al lou eth
Investment values aEc Il ia truc. nrriv held. aud
the c,uTept prices IN tho bnnd Marie, show that
income Wedding securities n the hotter class ia
Times 10 he gpsd. thfrEh by means sctixe On
the other hand speculative trading Is isft slmrst
entirely Ga che professional eiemcDt W the stock
exchange and the cFsVnt transactions represent lit
individual slesntnts IN the board Nont In such
quarters there if, the Whole, pFvtrndrrabcs
Il hesrish sentiment II = argued that ihr polii-
seal situation q rs po means certain ard that frm
the time the conventions a the iaashISE rariic.
held iti Nossnhet theTe witi be = general FEELING
cannot fail 90 adversely influence stock market
prices Railroad garnipg~ also naturally exhibit, IN
cases. deyyesses from tha rSstia ~ last
and are II Is urged l4aris 20 he intesieed hy the
reduced crofa The drtaieht ia tho rnsshws~t and
whai Is considered partial failure Il Spring wheat
throughput Minnesota and the rsras 20 the w~st.
ward have also eEnaod feYis4,n a ufrntan IN
regard to she pfesined ier1nAaefey ~ aiifsad pess
prrttF IN fart ihe nctnn iaken un Friday hy TIM
Nnfibefn Pacific difve,nsH. ty derlKrsag psr cvnt
dtftdend On the ccshnra stcrt. in pisce ~ the
irr cent dividend. which sssnhaentty sxfrcfed.
shews that sneh conservation influencing thr
,nins a ~ this trno tlc complications
"a t'hinA- hrngigs With iis~u fear ~ hnesA be-
iaeeu q rho Eurfean lsi~eee be.l
Ras.ia ard Iaran have held fstrosesn
k0ts IN CHECK. ADDED 30 Nhsh " the Hxtstssee "a
very serin'1s state q Aga n N the lierin .sesk
and fnouey aafksfs due To- utetsg-euisiioa IN in-
dHstfihl and particularly In ira and steel shares.
IL i ngticei however. that stsaks Do nfs nHt
nptiir aad that the Rri,i operators find IL difi-
cult 60 pffsacf hiGidaifois
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-16
Money aud Exchange.

Money can lia2 Ter cent last loan. he
Prime mercantile PAPER. 4asIc. sterling exchange.
easier, With actual business in bankers' bills al
81 Ssa4Sl foF demand and at 81 stid4 al Tor
sixty DAYS Posted rates. 81 sStQa4 So Commercial
bills. 81 sbai ~. silver certificates eaasic; har
silver aic
Government bonds. steady state bonds inactive
Railroad bonds irregular
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-16

MAsfIN8ruN, June Is -~Tpd4ya atafsrssut a,
the ;raas1sJ haiancs4 in the general md sseis.
tive 4 The sls.sgs6 E1sd reserve ia 80 slsiss..
4 resterHEflDr shnwa the ag4llsbls cAsh bs4.re.
50 .lsszlA. gid. f2.g9.sg