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The Marine Esehsnge reports tho following.
sEATTLE-Arrived. June ~, Br ctr shandon.
from Tacoma 4. 5. cruiser. Philadelphia from TIA.
coma. Br ali Moantstuart from TaccFna. Sailed.
June 10. str Enefsia. for Port Hsdlnct Arrived.
June 10. str Willamette. from san Frsndsoo.
SAN Arrived, June 10. Br str wei
iingtnn, from oysier harh1f. Sailed June ~. str
WAsh,ensw. from Tacoma schr Transit, for Port
Townsend
PORT ANGELEs~Arivsd. iune 10. schr A. j.
West from Hot olnlu for Chrmainus
PORT HADLpck-Auived. June 10. str frerga.
fran seattle hhtn Retriever. from san Francisco.
TACOMA Sailed. June 10. Ger N Llsbeth for
Cnited Kingdom; str MatteAwAn for San Francisco;
cruiser Philadelphia, for Seattle Arrived, June
10, pfngFsso from San Francisco.
PORT TowNsEND--Passsd IN. runs 10. ctr wil.
lamstte. A m. from san Francisco for seattle;
Am hktn Northwest. N . m. ffosa San pcdro,
repairs 81 QnsftsrusSst harinr and leads NJ olyus.
ria, sshr Genet. sS5 a. tn from san Pedro. repair
At Port Hlsksley and Loads 81 Port Gsnbls, An
sh A. J. FULLER. " 20 p m. from NasssAs Tor se.
Ettls. bath Retriever ms . m. fram San Fran.
cisco fn fort Hadlock. Passed out. su u. q.
Fillmore
HJoGo- Arrived. Juns IS. str Glsnasis, rom Ia
coma
oUARrTRuAsTER HARBoR-Arrivsa, June 10.
bktn Northwest, from San redrp fas REPAIR.
pORT RLAkfLEy~A Arrived. June 10. schr Com
Il, frub San psstc. for feeAifs.
NEAH BAY. June IA Rain. fog: calm Passed
IN. bs,n, beating. .. t Passed cot. fhip,
towing
pifcH uARBon-Ia rost. Juss ?. ia r,,eo,al..
from Seattle. sehrB TeIse aud Fischer Bfos from
Seattle
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DOCTORS HAVE A MEETING
Homeopathic Physicians Assemble
At Washington and Entertain
the President.

WARRINGTON. June 19--The American
Institute of Homeopathy began It's annual
session here to-day. DR. Charles E Walton
M Cincinnati, president The chief feature
Of the annual convention will be the dedi-
cation and presentation to tho govern
nent OF "A beautiful statue OF Or. Hahnne-
man.
President Walton, In his annual address
today. earnestly advocated uniformity OF
medical laws In every state In the linton,
he said The right TO practice medicine
IN one state should carry with Il the right
2 practice In every state. DIR. George II.
PICK. OF Providence. presented u paper on
he condition OF homeopathy In the Unit
ID States. lie said there are . Ss9 regu-
hr homeopathy physicians In this coun-
Wy, OF whom l,1SS are women. There are
BOW twcnty~one homeopathic medical coll
kTes with 1870 alumni
Florence y ward. OF San Francisco.
sas among The delegates who read papers
curing tnday'A session The president viii
attend the dedication exercises and adj
ateasas viii be delivered hy Attorney Gen
VfiEee and other well known men The
sAma evening tho president will give a
sfecptiun Go the memhers OF the eonyen-
uen AZ the White House
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June ia-rhe wheat marse. opened
toda, nervossly and remained in that condition
throughout the day. In the Northwest. while there
We're some rains, the situation was unchanged.
southwestern sections sent in favorable ad-
wees, and bears called attention 70 the unrespon-
sife attitude of foreign markets 20 advance The
French crop also reported to hare derived some
cement from seasonsble weather july wheat opened
.sfe under yesterday, at Fsfsc and rallied sharp
y 70 Istc under the influence Of good gains Min.
neapciis and Duluth. Over nc. however there were
millions u bushels for sale. and under enormous
pressure from longs. combined with some sacksning
IN the demand, July broke from the top 20 nc
On the dip sold out bulls. and others bought, and
the outside showed some Of its old form causing
faiiy TO 1ssc. Again the bulls were unable TO hold
their position and July broke TO Tc closing isalic
under yesterday. at ne.
Corn while quiet. was steady. July closed tsic
lower al 3ssc.
In oats trade was largely q matter Of changing
July and September The close was &c under yes,sr-
day. at 2sc for July
Provisions were dun. The market opened steady
but eased of on modea,e liquidation. Hog re-.
eeipts were hight but the market felt the whea.
break July pork closed &c down and lard and ribs
The leading futures ranged as follows:
artieiss- Opening Highest Lowest Closing
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drs .bhls. per gal 4oc; drfps, kegs per gal. 81 Ts
drIs, lsal tins per case. ss.Ts; drips. 4sal tins.
S'; California drips. .-gal tins. Per case, . D
New Orleans mclasses, l-gsl tins. per case. sos
-; maple. Log Cabin. l-gal tins. Per doz, si; =
gal tins. per dor, SIS; s-gal jackets. ssSi Hnls,
l-gal cans per dor. SO 50; tzai 50; quart bot
ties, $; pnts, GTs; 4gal jackets. SIS; ssal TINS
81: s-hhls. &c per gal
Ieilies tiohbinsl-?On pals eoe; o-o pals. each.
y; California, 2D cans. don In case. per do1'
81 SdiD
Crackers tiohh;nsl--sodas. X, sc per y; soda'
ANA 5.c; sodas. \. iboxes. i5c per boxi MN,
s-hoxes. Soc; Nc. cartons. X soda. lse; No
cartons XXX, 9c; oyster, 5ic Boston butter. sc
iumhies. assorted cakes. etc. l29isc ginger and
lemon snaps. lOc per r: pilot bread. Sic; Gaetta'
Pickles Uobb:ngl-MiSed. i-rai. PER ecs. s.. %;
quarts. per doz, 81 g; chow-ehow. quarts, per doz.
S.2; Picslilli pints. per dor. s2.Ta; pickles IN
wooden kegs, mixed and plain. ae each; .obis.
pam and mixed. No ). per gallon, &c; plain NO. l.
VINEGAR tjohbingl -Rbls SCR. PER gal lie; soEr.
per gal i2se; s-hbs 0-gr, per gal. isse; aer' dc;
Beans tjohbingl-smsn white, per n, SIC. pink.
per ~ Nc Bayos, per n, &c; Lima, per n. &C.
Rice jchhinsl-Japan SIC: China. &C. Island. &c;
Louisiana. ei@Tic per n
Dried Peas tiobbingl-Feld. green. SIC; field, yell
low. DC
Sal, tjobhing, Liverpool SON sacks per ton, sisa
2 American dairy. son sacks, per ton 81; Coast.
hall ground. loo-n sacks per ton. s. ID sacks,
per ton. So 3h sacks. II In bale. 81; $40 sacks, -
in bale, s.; lob sacks. q in bale. 50.
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NIGHTS ARE AT WAR.
9wo Branches of the Famous Labor
Organization Are Dtsputing
for SUPREMACY,

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Two gather
hrs OF the knights of Labor OF North
America. each claiming to be the regular
ond legally constituted executive body
n the order, we're in full swing here
again today, each assembly having for
III avowed object the deposing or re-
moving from Office OF the leaders OF the
nynl faction.
Neither faction expects TO fully accom-
plish what u has set out TO do without
Invoking the aid of the civil courts. and
sven then 4 seems doubtful IL the spill.
y the organization can be averted. This
faction headed by General Master Work
man Parsons heard the report OF tho
general executive board. submitted by
John A. Conner. 1t recommended that the
charter OF the District OF Columbia as
ksmhly be revoked. that Secretary John
" Hayes be removed from office. and
the title be secured TO the property OF
the order In this district.
without any action further than tho
referring OF the recommendations to the
proper committees. the assembly ad-
burned General Worthy Foreman J. L.
Chamberlain, OF Colorado, presided over
the deliberations OF the Hayes faction,
and heard the report OF the committee
OF appeals and grievances. This report
recommended that Messrs. Parsons,
Qkecfe. Conner. Armstrong and tnl.es
be expelled from tho order on charges
OF misconduct made against them by
local assembly No. 800
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% % 70
PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices being offered 20 the pro-
queer by the local dealers for delivery in round lots
On the deck and IN the car at Seattle,
GIain-Oets. sla92o; barley SIC 50: wheat. chicken
feed. SGaisso: bran. SO shorts. ST.
Hay-puget sound, ssalo Eastern Washington
Timothy, slsS7 Alfalfa 50 80 rer ton.
EgeS- Strictly fresh ranch. i3aIic
BEtter-Fresh ranch, lsa2oc creamery. aoc.
Pouitry-Lire chickens. l3c live turkeys. he; tur-
KEYS. l3c: geese. Zoe; ducks. s2soai.
Live Stock-Choice beef cattle cows tqiIc; steers.
ftnsc; choice shsea ilTsc; coed hogs i've, &c;
PC; calves. live. larre. Sc: small. &c.
Hides, Pelis and Wool-Beavy sound salted steers.
over GO n Sc; medium. sound per n. &c; light.
sound. under e rs &c; cows sound. all weights,
1c. stays bulls and oxen, Sc; salted kins. Tc:
e'ires per N. sc green hides. lc less than saltei;
dgy hides. per n. i2c: dry culls. onethiFd less I:
&c parery deer i28lsc: dry elk, saioc; sreen elk
31Sc; sheep pelts. f5cf6sl 20 shrsrling. iSd25c I;
Eastern Washington wool s6iIc: Western Washing.
ton wool. lsdisc; dirty or timber burned. Dsiiic;
taliow, 2i6ise.
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Suspect FRASER IS FREE.
.-nrr SERVICE AGENTS BAFFLED
n NAIL ROBBERY CASE.
e-...a states Attorneys once Or
a~rs ReIease of Prisoner In whose
possersion stolen Vouchers Were
rounA-AlI Clues Prove False.

sasr ten days careful investigation. in
.errse OF which a dozen different clues
~@re carefully followed up and proved
go the United States secret service
.-.rts who have been working upon an
ssler<d robbery Of the mails between
MA city and Everett, were yesterday
.ompeled to admit that they were baffied.
!. consequence Assistant United States
attorney Ciaypool ordered the release of
AT. Fraser. the suspect who has been
Ma In the county jail awaiting the re-
m 3! the investigation.
ne officials who worked on the case
srs now thoroughly convinced that
Frasers connection with the supposed
sabbcYy was merely incidental. that ne
scrtdentIy stumbled upon the checks
mich had undoubtedly been thrown from
! mail car. near the Great Northern
tracks at Everett. Fraser maintained to
IL last that he retained the si,l0) in
souchers solely for the purpose Of obtain
~ any reward the owners Of the paper
3 y rave The United States attorneys
o8ce d minute account OF his movements
vhieh was confirmed by kilograms from
government officers in the towns through
Which he passed on his way TO the coast.
Fraser frankly admits he took the
While all attempts 10 apprehend the
alleged mail robbers have been rewarded
Nth failure. the inspectors. who worked
an the thread OF evidence afforded by the
recovery OF the checks, will by no means
admit that there Is not substantial ground
FOR believing that a robbery has been
committed
They are convinced however, that the
theft did not extend farther than the
shstratcion from the mail pouch of the
cancelled checks recovered, MS no COM
pisint whatever has been received from
any source regarding the failure OF other
mail matter 10 reach it's destination.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,


CHICAGO, June is.--Cattle- Receipts $500 head
Steers generally steady; butchers stock active al
steady prices. Nativcs-Bcst on sale today fenr
carloads at $50; good 10 prime steerS S ias5 80
ponf 10 medium. 81. sAa5: selected feeders choice
frn Others firm. 81 1lss: mixed and stocters ,low
&.'0a4. cows. 1ntS heiferS. s.. l0as 10: Gamer.
finn, s. 5Sa3. bulls slow. loa ise lower a saasj 90
calves z5c lower than last week tsaa SIS Texans-
Re- ripts 100 head. Best sale today two cario,fs
al SIC fed steers active. steady, 81 6aa8 Is eTas,
St. ~, 81 sos+ rs; bulls slow. Ssss NJ.
Hogs-Receipts today, lsoD head; tomorrow q oop
ettms'tA. lsft over 2sa Active Sc higher TIN
NO. mixed aud butchers. SsdS % good TO ohncv
hearf. - 1asSo; Foash heavy. s. 0Sas rs; light
IS i0si5 20. bulk Of sales s. Saa g.
shesp-Recelpis. 90 head; sheen and lamtm
good 70 choice steady, common and medium sln,,
Good To choice wethers. N.ssdis 3 fair 20 thoie,
nsiscd, 81 aaaS. 3d. Western sheep. 81 sSas is; wear
hnst IS .i0ss9a. native lambs, Sses IS; Western
lamb 1esis; clipped Colorado ismhs 81; spring
iamh'. sss7.3.
Omaha.
OMAHA, June Ia Cattle Receipts so had
Market strong Native beef steers 8. Mas 10. tos.
and heifers, 81 Tsa, g. Gamers. 81 zss5s; stosk.
ers and feeders s. ym5
Hos Receipts. 100 head Muket lie hisheY
Buk of sales, s.; .aSsS OIL.
sheep Receipts. 800 had MARKET steady.
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MARINE NEWS.

PoR TLrDiow- Sailed JBns y. NJ sr En,rria.
CAPT CbEalin. fer seattle
NANAINu r C--Arrlte4. Jnus ~ s'g Tf..rl,
from ssa Tr4nrisoo
OYSTER MARR09- Arrsvsd Jnna ~ -, War.
ss'd. fruaa san francisco sailed AZ UEiFsfse. fas
san Ffan7szua
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. Jans 10 sss wssA..o.
49, ~ TscanA ~ Ts.iat. feF CAeuaisa. .,r Ssv-
hgry. faF GsAys hsfe@f, Arrived. al wsllans-aa
firm Gomez
HONGKoNG- Arrived. June - Easr.s. 4 IL.
5a fragn vAraenFvy " G.. via Yckobaraa
PORT TOW NSEND-safsd. f2ns - HF n Cs,s,s
Ehrststh, feF CaBao Arrived. Jane a. sA TSA.las
TACOMA sAaes. June -. Ger "a Llsse,A. "a,
ASTORIA Arrived Iaze a. Br ST. uuuzqs.s
shire frs Nlaxknrs
yoFnH INA Arrived. jena IS. Bf r,r Gs,afxi.
tfgEs TscazA
ht5NOLI IT Arrived Tuns 4 NJ s,r Asr.s.s
frern N5rtais a CAsflss y MOTT frr-z Tsrlsra
BF or Tsfic frcB Tak1hsrza Sxlea Jur. a n,
sir WAsAsl1. fgx Mhuila ~ "a HsFle~ Castle FER
Af5ria Er s;F WAEuu1c f0r Nlrtufla igss i
Ger - Mars, faF Pert Townsend fif AsTaaa for
ssareTs T. q arr Shsvutn fGf Manila
PORT GAMRLE- S2liea. 5gHs - bath Jana L
stanford. faF NsIfauruf
FORT TuWNsEND-Arr.vs4 guas "a Br ~
El1f-lf rtesn ,rHn H0ua'Hia.
HoNGKOSG~s SAILED. NAY Il. Ger 81 RIekrn.ru.
f. Oregra.
YOK6H,NA- Arrived, Jars H. Ger ctr Terra.
f-rm AgrcrtR
PORTLAND. or Cl.irsd. June -. Br 10 Arm,
fer Queenstown, vlih sS~ss. bushels ssez:
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Port BInkeiey shippinE.
PORT BLAkELEY. Jgas Ia-Belew Ars ,hs
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semitic ...s4za.n24o 90 s2ns r sn:l %,
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Nails, Tools md COrdNgc.

Nails tiobhinsD-Nsw list: cut steel. Sos to Co.'S
so 2os 70 COS, wire so.
foot; Humbold, and Toledo, 55c rSee crosscrt
saw, SIC per foot Canadian Racer and razor
iis,. Ares~sineIe biz. $50 pSr do,: double Bit
sl2 80 per dor -hoveis and spades steel, sap per
do,. Irstcbe,s- From 81 to s. per dO, Matiorks-
Sc 500 20 per doE picks Railroad, 81 5ads 50 per
doz. fork.- Hay s. per cent. on list Grindstones
2adsc per N. wedses-steeI. leei2e per N. Files
seales-Howe and Fairbanks platform. 80 Is and
20 per cent of list Buffalo. 20 and IS cent OIL
list; counter IS ner cent of list; spofford scales.
Rome fiobbinsl- Manila, li-iuch and larger. lie
Ter ~; l9-thread. liIc per N; and s.thread. flc;
sisal l-nch and larger illc; l?-thread. i2c; and
9thread. 1910: tsrred la,h yarn sissl, i2c per NJ,
rinvare-Pieoed. net prices stamped, rs and 10
to 20 per cent OF.
grsniteware--7o per cent. on
oskim-Per bale So 59di 30.
wire-Fainted barb wire, a.is; galvanized harbad
fence si.2o; green wire cloth. LIS per 100 square
Powder t,obhusl-- Black blasting. per key s23
Giant Hercules or Iudson dynamite. 20 per cent.
Champion Triumph. $40; improved hudson
stump, $50 Golden Pheasant sportins ss-n Kegs,
S. Dupont RISE Sporting. s-n kegs, 81; Eagle
Duck @-ih kegs, sii per case,
Shot tiabeinsl -Drep Sis per key; buckshot,
Fnse-Per 1000 double tape. IS 50: triple tape.
$50
Blasting caps-xXx. ssc per ln
Heavy Hardware.
Bar Iron Gohbiuel Sis base; Norway iron. Sic
per n.
Iron Pine tiohbins Wrought iron, all sizes. black
and galvanized. Is per cent. on list.
Sheet Zinc tinhtingl-i2c per n.
Tinplate Uphhngl--CharcoAl plates bright IC
terne IC. aoxS. $40 80: rcdpped eDxs SIS
Sheet Iron liobhngl-Ameriean common, No a.
sic galvanized. "a per cent Of list.
shingic Bands-Galvanilcd, &c per 70; black, fi.Ts
per 100 ibs
n extra wipng, 2lc
Lumber ana Building Materials.
Logs-superior quality per NJ, No ar. sss7:
merchantahle hr. si@5 No, cedar, sal common
per NJ sss; spruce logs. $50 cedar shngls bolts
s. yoa2JS
Lumber-Fir rough. $50 thick hnish surfaced
nne OF two aides. s. 10 and u inches wide slka31.
lengths. u to 10 feet; special lengths s0c per
extra: one inch finish, NfaS all vertical grain s,
per ii extra Flooring Dressed and matched tl7
sgl- stock boards sinch. Sdls: i0-inch 50 8als:
Pinch sISal9 Fencing, No o. 6inch nnish
o. No 2 50: channel nistic or drop siding
weight 2nD rs ulstit Pr tirnber-.Inis,s and
scantlinE rough ~ 5Gai6i = r.. 50 ssals, /
: Nldit Rox boards. i2inch and un. SIS
a. shingles 81 80: standard shingles Nlo; |.
inch finish a. II and 10 feet. x2sast. thick finish
sssSss cedar squares, !. ), and 20 feet. s2ia39
kin dried. 81 in advance Of green Drsyase. soc
Cement tiohting Portland. X. H. S. 49,
Lime C,obhIusl Roche Harsor. $50; San Juan.
81 "a; Island. 81 %.
Plaster ljohbinsl Golden Gate per barrel s. IS
Plaster Hair tiohblngl -Washsd. 81 ~ per sack;
unwasheS. 81 40 yer sack.
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" DOL and Hops.

Wool spnas NfyGdA l3sl5e. Eastern OREGON q,
sISc. VAIisy oregon. lsa1nc Pau Northeru rncssu-
S.in lambs. I3sl-e: mountain laEhs. sslgc. s.a
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Races ut shcepshend bay.

NEW YORK. June 10 -Resalis at sheepsheaa
hay.
Five and half furl0ng.~ Elzahsih NJ won Beau
Gallant second, Ginki third. Time iO7iB
Six and half farlnngs Native won SKY scrnncr
Second. Hesper third Time ! iqi IS
Five furi9ngs, the Foam Dublin won, Swee, Law
cnder SECOND. Longshorcman third Time i1l
Six hirlorRs the Coney Island handsau-Voter
won, Lads Unoas Second Ben porAn third Time,
iiSt5
Mile Rush won, MAY Hampstead second Iroquois
Belle third Time. q is
Mile aud a fnong on tuR Intrusive won Max.
iEno Gomez second. Prince McClurg third Time
lA
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fotatoe' toeal, Aoab per ton; Yakima. slsao
sack earTon SOC prr SAB rataaagas. g.. 10, -.
turutps, 60 psE saak cabbage 81 Sal % ,,r- -.
psFsutrE 9bc Der sAfk garlic lae. le,t1ra IA
- per dUs; hathouse lettuce s1asoe e.isrs i,iSs
rer doz, ndt'ae', l9c poF doz. dollhouse torostss.
So . g5rro anior' lae rer doe, slJr~sins a.
lc Yer b. squash. 3 California cauliaowrr "a
81 ger DOC pruiimmoas. % s. FER ~ s.-. '.(.'
sl.,t T.. fkuhssh s. 0''A'"s~N
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ST, LOUIS. June IA Results
Mile and eighth, selling Molina won
benornis second Baflef third Time t6i
Mile and seventy yards. selling -Capron won, Sir
Gelisn second. Flors Bird third Time ISL
Five fnrlongs. sellng-Quck Range won, Seidue
second. sackford third Time ! %
Two miles. selling Sir Rolla won. Crucgus sec
ond, Duke Of Melbourne third Time 3.3s
-Four and half furlnngs-ouecn Dixon won. Joe
Frey second. Isabelle third Time. la!
Six fnriongs. selling George Arnold won. Mamie
Lou second, Randazxo third Time. III
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CINCINNATI o. Juna ls-westher at Newpor.
fne; track fast Results.
Mile, selling H0neyvood won. King Elkwood sec.
ond. Marion third Time. la
Five and half hironga, selling-Nitrs,e won, r.
wing MAYOR second sam Lyons third Time os
Milo and eighth, selling Clay Pointer won
Ntreic O second. Goose Liver third. Time 5I
Six fuTongs srns Elsie Bafnes won Oily Ca
min Second, Princess Fedora third Time i.il,
Five fuflongs-Tum Embrv won Nanthos second
Pirate Of I'enzaure third Time. LOO
Six fufionss. selling Mound CITY won Little Lord
second, MacLaten third. Time ia
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CAeru'atc Obtains -Rakfrs Id Prcm3g-n, &c
J. p Rage o. SiAr. o. = boxes. -
Cacta Uotaus Egus I. = tins. ltS boxes a..
I1kcss 90. h.vrf. g.. Van BaEteus u tins.
s., - Nx Is 81. Gh.asleIis -. iGc
Coadcnscd MIA tatr8nE Esrte rer case s. 3.
ui-hlauI s. 5 II Charles cream, 81 p: Standard,
Magnolia. S..
S4uoss aohhinsl -wcTcsstsvshife. snail PER aoz
s. =. medium. SIS: iarse. SEA
sTups Gess4nS Digs. bis. Per salcz. sc.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

continuous d0vppour OF rain had the effect o.
depressing trade conditions on Western avenue ts-
Gay. Strawberries did not move very lively, but
some were sold az $50 for ordinary stock. while
'iaFk seedlings brought s. and s. Everybody
seems 70 be waiting for a lower price on strawbcr-
ries, and the chances that they win be disap-
pointed. Housewives wont 70 look upon the
berry market much they do a bargain counter.
and they are therefore dcferTing their purchases.
They viii no doubt wait in vain this season New
potatoes sFe beginning 10 crowd out the old stock
Hhuhatb is on IFS last legs, several consiznments
selling today for cents. The market has been ex.
eeeeingy dun in every particular
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Hanrahnn Knocked Out by we.,

NV YORK, June le.-BilIy Iianrahan.
oa Sew york, was knocked out in tie
my West, of Brooklyn, before The So
s, sporting. Club at Coney Island to-
,h after he had given West one az
, W. Mots, punishments that stoekly built
PtuEGIist mas received since he met Kid
mccoy. West deserves all credit due
2. MN ior his victory, but Hanrahan showed
70, 70 much better advantage, and his defeat
In fast ring tactics.
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.MAsHlNGTON, juno i9.--Adit Con
ssihln received a cahlegram from Gen
@arAfthur ei Manila today saving that
tapi. otiHon Lee. of the Furtv-flfth Yolur.
asf Infantry. was drowned OF the coas, "a
Atay on the 10th inst
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WARRINGTON, June ~ The president
ls'ai appointed Cen. Lloyd Wheaton.
ynlqhel % the Twentieth regiment infan-
mAjar general 81 volunteers and Lieut.
sol Thomas = Barry major and adtu.
ahl seneral IN tne reGmlar anLlrLmant
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Soap uohhingl-seattle Savcn u.s. ecc: in,s, s.;
Electric, 0s 81 TO- iaos. $50: Gilbert Co. Dora,
ioos 81 H. ss. CSC; Corinpc. zoos. $50; sos. SOC
Bahhitts, As. 81: loos 81: Proctor & CANDLES
Ivory, ios 81 90; zoos ST. Castle. white, l29isc per
n: csstls. notified Zoe
Tobacco Gichhingl Plug chewing. Rattleax, Sc;
Climax i6e: star. nc Horseshoe. &c, spearhead
nc; Piper Heidsieck soc: Scroll Tag &c: San Tag
per N, SIC; Something Good &c: fine cut chewing
pail. loz, So 5oelT 20; Seal ~ North Carolina. Is.
per n. &c Vs. 7le Lime Kiln, 2-oz. SCI i-oz, Gle:
Mas,if bs, fec; IL. Coo.
Paper tiotbinsl -Grccers' straw. 81; butchers.
straw. 2kc; No. ?, Manila. sac No. l. Manila. &c
paper bags. less discount list; drab express. iAc
Bags iohhingl Grain. per 100. s. rs; old Per 100
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. June n-whsSf cArsoss - coast. sill
rgy A. Advance q j. CarKuss No ! standard Cali
forpiA. s. q. esrgpes wAlia Walls, - 81 %,
gitsh rrlsgfry rnAsksts srtn
LIVERPOOL lure ~ wheat arrn wh~st sns
four o. Para firm Preach crantry markets fra
WhsAt- SfNi Nc. ! Ncrfhera sprins "a 81 No
California. - eAats I'd Futures fra July. q ~
sepfrnlirf. e. 10 ttsfushsr, Enrinal
CcSu- Spa arm American uissA. a. old a. "A
Futures steady July. - ita. ssvterh<i. % "a
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aprinoe, OF Santa Fe. " NJ, and ex-Gov
swlneford. OF Alaska. Ex-Gov. Prince
responded to one OF the addresses OF well
come ana President Montgomery then de-
n ny his annual address. Adjourned un-
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Special Dispatch 20 the post-Intcllgencer.
FA1RtIANEN. June lQ--Lotson & bur.
pee. who operate a large machine sh IN
here, making salmon Caunery machinery,
have purchased two lots adjoining their
plant and viii at once erect a foundry.