Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

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punishment, vas that they made pies and
cakes with ship stores and sold them to
the passengers for their own profit.
The Collector Of Internal Reve niue,
So,.le, has seized 3sS gross of friction
matches, the property of Moses Ellis 4
Co.. for the violation of the United States
Revenue Laws. Suit has been COM
menced in the United States District
Court against the firm to recover $3.50
as penalty.
Alarkets.-Flour market steady, with
sales in the aggregate of 900 bbls local
extres from new wheat at o. 90, including
22O bbls. for export to Mexico at that
price. Wheat is very firm under light
receipts; quotable at 81 60@2 90 for in
ferior to prime; 100 SKIS. sold yesterday to
local miller at 81 IS. Barley-sales Of
300 SKIS. old brewing, at 50 SO; 400 SKIS.
new, 81 121; 700 SKIS. at 81 Is. Oats
500 SKIS. prime, sold at II. Potatoes are
scarcely so firm; quotable at % for prime.
Greenbacks 72E and IS.
The overland telegraph line is still out
Of order east of Salt Lake.
The adjourned meeting which was to
come off in Plat's Hall last evening for
the purpose of further expressing its Sen.
timents about the propriety Of turning out
with our coIored population on the Fourth
Of July. failed to obtain the hall. The
crowd then adjourned to the Police Court
room. Mr.. Stats, the President of the
first meeting, took the chair, subsequent
ly he vacated his seat for another person.
The proceedings were boisterous. Sever
al persons were arrested for using violent
language. The meeting finally agreed to
turn out on their own hook. The dissatis-
faciionisis desire to hold another meeting
bcfire the 4th, if they can procure
room.
San Francisco, July 2.-The Overland
Telegraph Line is still out of order east Of
Salt Lake City.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Speaker Of the
last House of Representatives and MEM
Der ofthe new Congress. Lieutenant. Gov.
ernor Bross, Of Illinois, Mr.. Richardson,
of the New York Tribune and Mr.. Bowles.
Of the Springfield Republican, arrived in
this city last night by way Of the plains.
The party on their arrival in this city
were received by Mayor Coon and Com.
mittec of the Board Of Supervisors and d.
G. McRuer, A. A. Sargent and other dis
citizens, and escorted to the
Occidental Hotel where they. are now
staying.