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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-13
TENANTS MUST vACATE.
n. r. TO BEGIN CONTRACTION OF
YEsLER WHARF JULY Is.
when work II Completed seattle
VIII Have One of the Largest
Docks ON the Psctac Coast-Ware-
houses and Omces to He Erected.

The extensive wharf improvements
which for several months have been con-
templated by the Northern Pacific Com
pany, yesterday assumed definite shape
and the big army Of tenants occupying
the water front between Yesler way and
Washington street were notified by the
company 10 vacate their premises. II is
now stated that on July Is workmen will
begin the construction of the huge dock
and the warehouses and other buildings
that will rest upon 1t.
Il believe" said General Agent Ma
deau, when speaking OF the proposed i'm
provements yesterday. that our wharf,
when completed. will be the largest Of
its kind on the Pacific coast. All of the
small structures that now desecrate that
neighborhood will be Immediately torn
down to make way for the new build
ings. There will be three water slips and
two monster warehouses, one facing the
slip at Columbia street and the other
contiguous to Washington street. Each
OF the warehouses win be between 500 and
GOO feet in length and 10 feet in width.
Between them, on Railroad avenue, and
throwing them together, win be a tall
and imposing Office structure. that will
contain ticket Offices. baggage and wait
ing rooms. We figure that two months
time will be consumed in completing the
buildings.
The south half. or that part adjoin-
ing Washington street. viii be finished be-
fore the buildings on the north half. Our
idea for this is that the present wharf
facilities may not be impaired during the
Cape Nome rush OF business. The dock
VIII be known as Northern Pacific
wharyes Nos. ! and 2 and will cover the
entire space between Washington and CO.
lumbia streets and from Railroad avenue
TO the harbor line. A space OF fifty feet
parallel to and Immediately north of
Washington street will be left as wa
ter way for ships. The warehouses win
extend the entire distance from Railroad
avenue to the harbor line, and between
them and directly back OF the office
structure connecting, will be left a water
area OF sufficient width to berth ships
on the inner sides. There will also be
railroads tracks constructed along the
length of each warehouse. The improve
ments will be first-class In every par
ticular, and will incur an outlay on the
100000
THE commerce OF Seattle is growing
with enormous strides, and these new and
increased facilities have been made es-
sential and cannot be further delayed
Our idea in not commencing this work
before July Is Ii that 1t will give us in
the meantime an opportunity to complete
the wharf now building between Madison
and Spring streets. We feel that these
improvements win be valuable acqusi-
ton to Seattle and that they will serve
this city has become a port for the larg-
est ships engaged In the transpacific
trade. The architects have been instruct
ed to give the office structure an orna-
mental frontage that will render IL ex-
ceptionally attractive"
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9ssde vas fairly good on the Seattle maSkets to-
~ rbsre viii be. until the arrival Of The next
~SsmsY from San Francisco. little shortage In
r.ieornia fruits Peaches. spricots and cherries
srrs rspidly today at good prices. and as result
~osf al the articles named were almost q minus
-usrfify before the afternoon half over Peaches
~ cherries were little higher in price than the
sAess named. A good load Of fruit is expected on
- next steamer
assash<rrses were plentiful today and In spite OF
~ the price advanced. The fruit was Of the I'm
- ysrieties but the supply even then not quite
soua 70 what 1t has been in The last few days The
6enand was also larger. owing 10 the extremely
n weather. and 20 the fact that many people are
tysns Ia larger quantities than usual for canning
srspo1es Ordinary stock sold today for SLID TO
+ n While Clark seedlings brought as high as 81 90
4 ms The berry season las now reached IT,
dsrssr and from now cannot he depended upon
pp,y products slower today. with the cx-
spction Of eggs. The warm weather probably has
nurh 10 do With the qiietness Of the butter market
ys6ktablo are holding with appreciate change
fhn1 II good supply. New potatoes are being
kcu6ht . the exclusion II old stock They are sell.
II sapid1y at si-2s and 10 per cvt. Cucumbers
"a declining. being now worth not more than syc.
IN q prospect a sti lower drop. Tomatoes
mas snd onions also weak
Grain and other markets remain unchanged
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chica go.

CHICAGO, June 12-Cattle- Receipts. 800 head
Market generally steady. Best sale today, three
car loads at s. 60 Sstives-Good TO prime steers
s. 2sa5 IS; poor 10 medium. 81 6oa5 Is: selected
feeders A3sd5; mixed stockers. 81 .5Ai4.l 10; cows
S3d4 es: heers 50 2od6 Is: Gamers s. ios3; bulls
S5di. 50; calves. Sa7. Texans Receipts. 100 head
Best on sale today. three car loads at a.S; grass
steers. 81. sSd5 50; bulls, s. 2s63Ts.
Hogs Receipts today. 5000 head; estimated for
tomorrow. 5000 head left over. GOO. Market SO
lec lower. Top. S. Is: mixed and butchers SAs Is
good to choice heavy S.isds Is. rough heavy Sc
SOS; light, S5ta5 "a: bulk Of sales, S.fs4ds.rA.
sheep Receipts. 500 head. sheep and lambs
best stronger. others slow to weak Good 10 choice
wethers 81 7bSs 25 fair to choice mixed. s. ssa
so; Western sheep, -. soas Is; yearlinss. IS ioa
SIS; native lambs ssde 20; Western lambs teas 80
Colorado lambs. @7sa7. IS spring lambs. S6a7S
Omaha.
OMAHA, June l2-Cattie- Receipts $50 head
Market ai0c lower. Native btef steers 81 50d5 %.
and heifers 81 1901 80: Gamers, 81 26ia 90;
stockers and feeders. ssss; calves. sss7 bulls and
stays Sada IS
Hogs Receipts. $500 head. Market loc lower
Heavy - s2Aas; mixed, s. saai So; Light. 81 so64 vs.
bulk Of sales. 81. scat e5
sheep-Reeeipts. 200 head Market active. Fair
to choice natives $a5T rs; fair to choice Westerns
81 DaS.i0; common to choice sheep. SAst.5; lambs
ssg1.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

~ following prices being offered TO the pro
tso6 b. the local dealers for delivery In round lots
% the doeh and In the car at Seattle:
Grain Oats, NsdD. barley, SIS 50: wheat. chicken
I'D. sifai6D: bran. $40; shorts. tii.
Hsy-Puset sound, ~eIo; Eastern washinsten
unothY. tisdi7; alfalfa. $50 per ton.
1ps Strictly fresh ranch 13Risc
pmter- Fresh ranch. isanc; creamery sc.
PcuItry-Lise chickens. i3c live turkeys. Nc tuf-
I'M, N. geese. ioc. ducks, 80 5adt.
live Hsoct-Choicc beet cattle. cows ssiIc: steers
tAsc; choice sheep. fAdsc: good hogs, live f1c:
II calves. live. large. Sc: smsn. g.
AidN. Pelts and wooi-Hcavy sound saited steers,
err y b. Sci medium. sound. per n. 'lc; light.
~; stays, bulls and oxen. sc ssitsd hips. &c;
uves. per- NJ g.; green hides. ic less than salted
M hides, per NJ, l2e dry culis. ons-thrd less
summer deer. per ~ H@3sc; winter deer. dry. ma
ri pspery deer. la6lsc; dry eit saioc; green elk,
VS.. sheep pelts. 25casl5o shesrSinRs, isa3c
Eastern Washington wool, a613r; Western Washing
tao vool, isc dirty timber burned. f,dite tailow
e4sic
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WEEKLY CRoP BULLETIN.

Seattle. Jane H. 400.
uai,ed States department q asrisai,ass, climate
ard crop haalistin II the ws4thsr bureau Washing
tor srytioa Ter the uesk ending June H. lso
ne tore part ef the werh vas coo4 'cf the season
sss warm days and sso uishis fsss.ised aA'iss ihs
showers we're ssaefAi over the ses'sfn part g the
state on the hh, bat thes mssss ne soathsast
pSs,toa Altogether rhcRs we're slso hsht saaNss
on ne sA IN the northwest portion
tsbt tgasss ascurrcd Ia shs eastern sad sol,h
western pAsu a ths state en- ING we rnias q the
ar nipcins tsnAsr Vegetables ana pciata~s tnlar
rs tireathy. snA perhaps aaing dAEisge % tAs faa
wheat aow IN esSan feT he nrst part tbs wsath
ta'erAeis 10 gv~ins ,TyEs' me ins'eA.'d
With tEs rsrsrsiaa Il The ftvst u1tsA Il VAS "a
ct2lsut aniag wsAthes ~ ,sA Wheat
AtAeush rain "a mitch desired IA tAs sgekanf ard
sAna kruwth Tn the southwest couuftss that u .
,alaba Z s,anAias isns ar,esA sllh9s' nAIsilA'
inAzfy. as1 On TIE Nksisaa valley there Is an seta
dance Il wstcs fss tuisanoq-
fas sneAsiuess caused 10 tie rust W ~hsaI 80 ~
rostea tso weeks az "a .oEns~aai shi'ei as
perceived mat 10 y eoahoed - the leafra, and
has not YEA Affected the head sma sssR. oas iosAl
ity rrgVyts that TIE hesstsn ~ u deias maEa
asraass - cheat, e,srsiaRs -rgias -hssi II 10
The aFst rvroft q ne sppeafaecs q tie psst IN teia
secticn
Fsn ~Asa, so the wans w,HA couusry Is saii
o. Re thu Aeertsss t aas eva tesa knosa. Rud IN
leo uutewAEa circumstances AraSs. tia cewans Asr
vest whi1A vii helin W Ahoss iva uesss. VII Re
ous q ,es s,t On rs'sfd >pIlas ~hssi y ~ 81
~. crcp sill probably Re LARGE, Per spsinS wheat
there sl~Ays The dangers = SUMNER irchs and
hot wiaas
Hayins IL fairly snasE way in thu western
suunues .ud there have Ncsn several perfect Aays
fer castag H. Ths crsp Il fnlly gp "a the usual
standard ons ercp a Alfalfa has slreAdy essa
sAfely house in Yakima and hltyhtat ooaHtiss
Hays ara in sccd condition. sthoasa thsy we're
somewhat WHIPPED Ahsnt b. hish winds on the eth
and sch. Con and potatoes are reported making
excellent psnsfssS
Reports of Correspondents.
Lower seunas Bcsson--Hesvy Winds whipped Of
soms frvit bot stir the tees aaite nee viiy
loaded fteyythins gruwsns Anely, but a little wes
for silhnS weeds. Lopez HAyEs vil hcgin,
b<ins unusually oaTy. NcSAaii- Frequent rain.
make the srogEd too Geld fer Iet&toes There il
. heavy stand q hAy. PrAtrie-roo mach rain; toe
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Cylinder oil. bbis. ioasoc; cases. SC advance.
lots. 7ie 90 N lots, ;yc; is than SO 70 iots. 'ic
Prepared paints. ssal cans. N,t7Sie 40; i-ssl cans.
81 sal ss tsai cans. 81 sseir quart cans. n.sos
LIS.
Nails. Tools and Coraase.
Nails tiobshgl list cut steel. So to 90.
Mn; 1os to eos. wire, $50.
SAWS crnsscut Disston's tuttletoosh, 0zssc per
saw. ssc per foot. Canadian Racer and razor
steel Soc per foot; hand pi.ston's. 70 per cent on
;is 80 per dos shovel. and .psdc.~si.el, rai, per
doz. Hatehets- From - to - per doz Mattc1-
- so0T 30 per dox Picks-Raiirosd. 50as 30 per
-scassc. W. :"
sssles- Howe and rairsanks platform. 81, and
70 per cent on list Buffalo " and Is per cent. on
I. s's ess " r.. Re-. cent on A' '''A''' scales
noge sssns M.n: 'ses sos md .r.s l1
s.al il-ineh and larger, iiAc if,hrsd. iaci : and
sthread, iasei tsred ash yarn. sissf nc per ~ :.
rinwsre-Pecsd: net prees; stamped. 70 and 10
o.samws., I, s.,. per IS es ,ss. e.
wire-Painted barb wirr, N.is; ralysnizcd barhed
fsncs. uO; green wire cloth. n.fs per 100 square
feet.
Giant Hercules or Judson dynamite. y per cent.
r6 per case of 50 ms. IS prr cent, per case
chsmpics or Triumph. ns Improved Jpa.on
" Dupont rise sporting 1-m hess. VI Eagle
Duck Is rs ses.. So PER case
shot tiobhinsi Drop, Ha per hss; suchshot,
fuse-Psr 1000 double tape. $50 triple tape.
E@
Blasting Csp.-xxx. CSC per 10.
Heavy Hardware.
Bar Iron uObsins'~s'n base; Norway iron. So
Iron PIPE icbhinsl Wrought iron. all sires. black
and galvanized Is per cent. on list
Sheet Zinc tiohbinsi-isr per n
Tinpiate (,obhingl Charcoal plates bright &c.
iis0. 81 - per boz; TX, SIS charcoal plates,
sheet Iron tSohhingl American common. No n.
tict gsivAnsssd % psr cont on Hat.
shinsls Bsnds-Gavanired. &c per n: black. Ars
Is solder s,osslssl -rinnsrs' hsissndhsf. I've per
n extra wiping nc
Lumber and Building Materials.
cxs-supsfior quality, per ~ Ne Ar. Ma7
re,rhsntsels ar. ttas. No. osdar, SAL. eonirnan.
PER u. S.ss spruce logs. 40; cedar single bolts,
~IDns.f-rir. rough. Ss; thick ani,A, surfaced.
an. =, too sides. T. 10 and 10 inches ~ids sss.N;
lengths, u to 10 feet; special lensths. Soc per N
extra one inch hnish. NAais all vertical grsln 8,
al, ,,ocs tosras sinsh. sss: ie-ineh. 50 sasls
taIrrh ysslA fsneins. No. I 6ineh nnish,
= Ne Z 81. Or channel rustic, or drop siding.
weight. 400 ~. .nfis F1 ,rse,-jss,. and
I Giss,a po1 boards. isiaeh and M, SIS,
,hinxirs. -: standard shiaEies. 81 10; 1.
,nsh snsh H. u and 10 feet. tSst.; thick anish.
sssas; cedar squares. l. .. and 10 feet. sssn!
p sV,n .,,.s 81 in advance Il green pratase. ss
csmsnt tlcshsnsl Portland. X. n, 5. n.D;
A ii@s tiossipss .nOsh' H,'sar. n.si San Iu.A.
em..,., t,eh,sns1 Golden os,. Per barrel Is Is
pis.,sr Nas lloehiasl washsd. uS Per saek
uawashsa SO per sses
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrived, ypne u str rs,sns..
from Naesftsr. str FfHzfe@o from Tacexna WI.
Annette from SEATTLE Sailed. state u Canfxns
tor Asfarss bssn Garden City. faf srhTs hsFSrr
SANAfAO n C.-~ArYfsed June ~ coiitsF Rob
err Aaasas1n frvan Per lsss Arxssos
OYSTER HARROR-- Sailed. JHnt II eaiiist Tel.
tua for San FtantiHca. Arrived, cc4i~f tniFNrss,
sftrn sAu Frsutiso,
SYDNEY ~ 5 wt-AriEsd prvsisas 70 Tuas =.
Alarpssia ffoua San fraBcisra.
PORT row Arrived. |gne Y. NJ 30 RnA.
dl1a Cssslc fruH EsqaszAl. for Tacoma sS5ls4,
~ san fnau. for Gage New1s-
YOKoaAMA-~AritrA. SHns H. sts Engrszs a
ir.ss2 ffcn ysren1sef.
HEACHY HEAD rssssd. 1ans D by ~ itAla.
fgosn fssgaaa for yanecarsr.
HoS0LILr Arrived. gass L he ftf wysas3G
from TsarasaA
LEETH-Arrsv.a June H. Br 81 CaefnsaaaA.
sAire ffasa osesan.
HoQUiAA-Auisra. spss " Hi Nf~h'ss fsar
frurs Hes4EiAz faf san reAfc. scAs EEnzA utsef.
ffosu Al.resss fgr s&n FrAnsssce
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. lure la-FlOur- Receipts. ane
tsrfvls trpgfts $ sN Arrvla Market aneasy.
Minnesota psttn,s. s. ssss u
Wheat Receipts, SIS hushsis. srrort. - s.e
hssshels spos aHu. Ne. nd, ssss @ , asaai
sd ELEVATOR. Options epsRsd essr In consequences
e foTstsn selling and the gpFeurreEt crpt rsgCrt
bat met bis demand frags Local shorts. wna sold
festsgisy Residae tkis there active nasAag fsr
ians seca1nt on aroath ness. ard 9rtcss atsanord
sscltety fas tine. orly g "a later thrplzh
Fvntwesi reshsias caused ~ late sAswers la ne
Northwest Ciosed steady q, se asf advance Ju,F
elsssd III, SEPTEMBER ne
Neci~Uaiet
Hgfs -QuiEt
Coree -ogtians elassa stsadv. iass pcsats Ne,
hshes. sAies y 80 bass, isoinaius fulT. sc: Al.
sis,, Eaa' sse, s<gserness, sasT ~ sget RIO
arm. MIA steady
sugar RAw srn- PAR rsaHias Sra
Visible sappiy OF Grain.
sp~cisl tcssrapAic esursaisations 20 BEs3sir.e,',
taoe The falicsinE changes Ia artilshs ssgFles,
ctuipafsa saA the isss Aceount-
WhsAt- Urttsl STATE. ard CsnshA east = n.
Rackis, dcrrass nj 90 sushsk. asost scs and "a
Europe acscr,stag 60 the Lysrycsa Cosp Trade Nsw.
aesrvtss. 80 so easheas Tota sgvpbg decrease
lxsooe hsshesa
CcFa- Ur3isa stats AMI CsataA east * tAs
Bc.kies 1svrSAss. ~ az eGsAssL
oats Euitcd s,xtrs and CAsata. eat q TIE
Rsskiss dsgfoase. Zoo eassheis.
The aggregate steek q whrAt hssi a. PeTtiAna
Or. ara Tseers and Seattle Wksh.. tsegtassa
iEaes basAsis last sch
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Building Permits GRANTED.

Building permits were granted at the
city engineers office yesterday to the fol-
lowing:
Frank Atwood. four frame cottages at
stet 3tl4 and 3420 Yesler way, and at isl
Lakeside avenue.
otto Roseleaf two-story frame dwelling
mt 1905 Terry avenue
A. Miller. one and one-half-story frame
cottage at 30 Sixteenth avenue north
f. Carrie. one and one-haif-story frame
cottage at 1910 Valley street north.
:. o. Spreseke. one and one-haif-story
frame cottage at l2s First avenue north.
j. O. Smith. one and one-half-story
frame cottage at SIG Howard street north.
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s'ss S:;' s ss: 4 ,o'; g. ' ns. H.
I'm tins. G.B
staple Groceries.
Chocolate tjohbns) Bakers iz-D Premium. Ne.
I'D Eagle. &c; Star. i3n boxes. Dcs
Cocoa gobbinsl- Epps IN tins lln bozes. Nc:
T. c G eOsf' cs is ssp IGs'es q: In tins
Highland SIS; 81. cssli.. er,sls. krs: e Standard S
"; Monroe. unsweetened S; Economy. ps:
Sauces tiobbinsl Worcestershire. small per doz
Sc: medium, So Large. SO 90
anrs lssl tins. per case. Wis: drip. fsai tins tins.
70; California Drip s,sal tins. per case. s:s
ssl tins. per dss. W. sssi a jaei. e. SO: mr..
@ en- e. 81; ss s s. s.n; g ss s . Ss
w shei' I'e per gal.
81 csfosns In pans &C. i pr pals each sa1
Crackers liohbins,--soda.. <. &c Per 70: soda.
tbores. SCI No. cartons. x soda. isc: No. I,
cartons. xxx, nc: oyster. Sc; Boston butter. &C.:
iambles. assorted cakes. etc. iaalsc ginger and
7c; usual discount
Pickle. tiotbinsl- Mlred, i-sai per doz. 80:
quarts. per dog. s.. Is; chow-chow. quarts. Per doz
50 q; Pieaiiili, pin,s per don. t2.fs: pickles. in
wooden Kegs. mixed and plain oc each; i-hbls
plain and MIXED. No J. per gallon. &c: plain No. L.
VINEGAR liotbins -Bbi. nsr. per gal. lie: e-sr.
per gal. i2ae; tbbs. s-r. per gal. pic; pr, lse;
Bean. iliohsino-snsll white. per ~ se: pink
per n. sic; Bayos, per n. &c; lima. petm. &C.
Rice Gobbinal Japan. SCI China. SC; Island. &c;
Louisiana. sip,ic per n.
Dried Peas tjebbins,-Field. green. SIC; Geld. yeI
low, 24r
salt liobbinrl- Liverpool un sacks. per ton. sis4
q; American dairy, 81 sacks. per ton. 81; Coast.
background 100 n sacks. per ton p ON sacks.
per ton, So 3 SACKS, Y In bale. q: cn sacks. 50
In bale. -: Ion sacks, . In bale. ~.
miscellaneous.
Soap tjobbinsl Seattle savon. 20. &C., ioos. -;
Electric. Es, 81. 10: zoos. $50: Gilbert Co. Dora.
los. IS; N. CSC; corinns. loos. c.s; %. soc /;
Bsbbitts. 3d.. 81: 100, r.; Proctor CANDLES
Irorr. ~, LOO iocs, 81: Castle. white. Iafisc per
10; CASTLE. mottied. l0c.
Tobacco tiobbinsj -Piug chewing BAttisar. Sc 1:
Climax wc: Star. &c; Horeshos Gc; Spearhead.
&c; Piper Hsidsieet ssc Stroll Tag. &c; San Tag.
per n. SIC: Something Coed. &c; fine cut chewing,
pail. ios. y. SCAT 50: Seal Of North Carolina, Is.
per n. &C. IT, nc; Lime Kiln 2oz. &c: t-or. Sic;
Msstin, u. Zoe: Il. 6oc.
Paper tjobbinsI -Grocer' straw. SCI; butchers.
straw. 2tc: No. o. Manila, NC: No. I. Manila, &c;
paper bags. loo discount list: drsb express stc.
Bags Uobbins)-Grain. per 100. SIS; old, per 100.
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Cash Quotation

F1our-Firm.
wheat-No. spring. GtaTlc; No. red. rsdrsc.
Corn-No. 2, 5sI@saac; No. yellow. 5edsasc.
osts-No. 2. 224d22ic; No. 2 white. sc; No. 8
white. 8a8c.
Rye-No. 2 SIC
Barley-cood feeding n@rlc; fair to choice malt
ing. f,d43c.
Flaxseed-No. !. 81 20; No l Northwestern, $50.
Timothy Seed-Prime, Sass
Mess Pork-Per barrel, SO 55dll 80.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. 50, 55asT0.
Short Ribs-sides. loose. s. 5sds.W.
shouidors-Dry saited. boxed. 6saeie.
Short sides-Clear. boxed, 81 2oaTso
whisky-Basis Of high wines. Si2
Suesr-Cut loaf. csc; granulated. ss2c
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TO nc on covering by shorts. and the close vas
firm, July fc higher, at 134c.
Corn quiet biie firm. The market advanced
early In sympathy with the wheat bulge and yield-
ed very s,ubbornlr when the Zig market reacted
July closed firm, ic over yesterday
In oats there was a quiet but steady MARKET. The
only incident Of the trade good outside demand
for present delivery. july closed sc up.
Provisions were quiet and rather dull Prices a.
the yards lower and receipts Of the principal
eenters were very large July FORK closed hsc un-
der yesterday: JULY lard 1sdflc down, and July
rihs l5c lower. at S6ta6.Tu.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Opening Highest Lowest. Cfosing
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June u Wheat opened "a pressure
frum lsaSs, JElf " io~eE Ts Notihwtst vas stin
without rain and Fery urfAvasRhle rrup fezasts
frvE that section 4 the srrtne wheat esaGtfy ren-
tauei - po1F in 5ais IN the asst aftern z4nstrs
advanced % istc, AID httis iaser. after sliSAt
check pushed ca g. -$ie A huge hssslness VS.
tsanszcsef the pit crowded sua srscaiators q.
cited and nervous Al ae high tids q its ssrcag-h
an opposiug factor presented itseH IN the weather
bureau prediction of rHin in the Dskotas and Min.
ne<otA. This infpencS reinforced later ~ AG-
wees from ;he Northwest that rain already fail
ing Semr towns s&ia the rain heavy and per
slstens- These ocnsiisrAiios Srauaily forced July
hack 70 rS1fSA naAx o close tha nArhas rall,sA
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

TNs Marine ErchaEss rSpsxts tie frl1~sas
sEATTfE-AErYt-d. June IL sx HesaIis trusn
SkA.wsF. Br - KAudllan CRssls, sFu4m vtc.s<ia
sAiiea 1ans u An - Lpels. fgF E4n frznsiseo.
San Arrived. 59zA Il Nor ~
T4ta-is fsssu s3rsias. sts PyNsress frusa Tasnuaa
sehr Laais. tsoza FSEE BiAsslsJ. scar PAiliisaas
fnza TkcuuA
NEAH HAr-1une =. rAsse3 10 a. saoa. s,S
Sr1sl-sT frren san FrxncsEe1 '9T seattle
NANCoUvER-Jurs = Bs str MAnleasx arrived
q a IA frasn san FFsncisea
FORT TOwNsEND-Jnns u pSsse1 iH. VIZ
R8sAlis sg a "a ffum stkgxsy for sesttis: ne
a RkB9aIxn Castle. Is q. w.. fyurz fictoesa for
s.Atsie. Rr sz Qaesa ASslAlss ~ .. nj. fyuez
Haassoag feg TsecEas- Psasee out. stE sAE JzAA.
from SEATTLE for Scrze
TNALAsKA-Arrivec. str PogtiAa6 fton san
Franciseo for Sasas Dora. frUsa seattle for Nome
Kn4iAk frun san Franrisoe.
TACoAA-Arrivsc, Jene Il, bsin SsSs1ey. frum
Hoa0luln; tain Mar wiasi.zsn, tron Kahsa
frss u Pr str Qssssu Adelaide, from HSngknnx
ss{Isd Juos u str WAshisnaw. for san Franrisco
seattle Theater Tonight.
Owing TO length Of programme curtain
x1aAs GecuptlY 2 n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-13
THE WOOL MARKETS.


BOSTON, June i2-lThe condition Of the wool
market remains unchanged the demand being only
for stock for immediate use. II IL difficult to give
a reliable quotation. for each sale depends how
badly the buyer desires the wool Dealers are In
clinet 10 hold their stock and wait for an i'm
proved market Territory woods are selling at
about bza55c for line medium and nne: secured
fleece woods are slow. with no quotahie price on
which to base the market. Quotations:
Territory Secured basis Montana and Dakota
fine medium and fine. isdlsc secured ssd6sc I:
staple. SHS7e; Utah. Wyoming. fine medium and
fine. liza lsc secured. 5Asasc: staple, Sc.
Australian Secured basis spot prices, Conbing
saperane. nominal, s2as7c; good. scas2c.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Breadstu6 m.

LONDON. June l2-wheat carsoes on passage
quiet cargoes No. standard California. ms ga car
goes waIla walla, Sc Cd. English country markets
quiet.
standard California Go I'D. Wheat in Paris quiet.
Flour in Paris steady French country markets
firm Weather IN England warm and dry. Spot
wheat arm. No | Northern shipping firm. es; No
California. e. sd&ss Nj. Futures steady. July, s.
lid; September. es I'd; December. nominal
Corn spot STEADY. American mixed. new, steady,
"a ieid Futures quiet: IulS. j. ma; september.
ss lid
Flour--st Louis fancy winter. steady. u Sd