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The BROWN
COTTON GIN COMPANY
NEW LONDON, CONN.
Have on hand 4 stock Of
COTTON GINS,
FEEDERS AND
CONDENSgRS,

made this season, with two
brush belts and all the latest
improvements, boxed, ready for
immediate shipment. Any Of
the regular sizes shipped the
day the order is received. No
delay. Prices as heretofore
published. Send for circular.
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An o!ncial at the treasury department esti-
nate. The receipts from all sources for the cur
rnt ascs year ut $50, 100000.
IN. total receipts Of precious metals by the
hank. OF Salt Like for the week ending August
Iiih aggregate sll3S1552.
IL Is estimated that the stock commission
houses of New York and Philadelphia are car
wing ll0O 900 worth of speculative shares
IN customers. Two months ago these houses
were carrying no stocks.
Treasure in fine silver, gold coin, Mexican dol
lars and silver coin to the amount of s737, lie
va, shipped from san Francisco during the
mouth Of July, aud for the past seven months
,be shipments of coin, bullion and currency to
different points amounted to s7372,7l
There are now ia the treasury vaults VI, 00n, coo
Of brand new silver dollars. which are lying
ille and s2s,0OO,00O in fractional currency,
maxim. total of 1850 200 in silver CON
IN hand silver dollars increase at the rate of
sgVlOC9 each month, 100000 Of which COOS
Tho rumor that the Spanish government
would exact from Cuba money 10 meet the ex-
pepses Of the Egyptian expedition is semi-ofil-
eialIy denied. SPAIN on the contrary has au-
hOrsed Cuba to draw upon the Spanish treasury
MsLt00.00
Colorado has more distinct veins than any
other mineral section of the country. embracing
lMge yeius az well as paying gulch and placer
dggings. In 1870 Colorado yielded 81 GO, GOO;
Sl 7!l69Sf 1877, lUOA llO 1873, Itll,20l;
Nh la2i9 III, 1850, 2L2OO,0lO; 1881 2275lOOO
The Ota product Of leadyile from 1860 to July
llS9, amounted TO 5j9il,3S6.
In the New York money market call loans are
now 3ya per cent on stocks with few above 81.
per cent, and 2GS per cent. ON United States
bonds, with few above q. per cent Time
noney for ak monthsl In large and small
amounts from $4,000 10 VI ,0000o0 Is obtainable
M6psr cent, and on selected collaterals at 81.
per cent The leading stock exchange firms, 10
larger extent than was ever known before,
have protected themselves during tho remain
dor Of the year with time loans. Prime mercan.
Tie paper is bkG6n per cent.
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Grain in Chicago is so steady that 1t is difficult,
to determine whatthe future prices may be IL
would be a reasonable conclusion to arrive at
that prices will rccede little for wheat while
oats and corn will remain firm.
INC last cotton crop Of Durango, Mexico
Co.,. '''
The Brennan Banner is indebted TOM. Will
liam Thompson for the following report: Re.
celpls for week ending August II, Ala bales, re
celved previously In August IS bales
rhe New York Bulletin says The Manches.
yer yEngJ Examiner, we observe, Is not satisfied
WIN lhe recent answers of tho American Cotton
Exchanges TO the allegations of tho Liverpool
Cotton brokers association touching sand and
other authorizations in American c ltton. II also
dssents from the Bulletins position that, as The
c c seemed to be thoroughly disproved, the
case Is now closed. The Gunrdian saws:
we take exception TO the latter hndinr ms
me evidence adduced clearly confirms the con.
tention raised on this side. Its evident thai nil
through the replies endeavOr to repel the allv-
CATION OF 'wlllful adulteraton,' and the warmth
aud strength of some of the words used show
that tho American Investigators dislike the word
this question In fact ths report 1T
published by the president of ths
National Exchange goes far TO prove that ths
Americans find themselves illustrating the woll.
known reply of the barrister who wrote aeros.
ms brief NO case, blaaksn pantiR's attorney.
ihat me Investigation has been thorough there
Is no DOUBT ana for what 1t has brought forward
III evidence the trade win appreciate, and in SO
far as 1t will check the evils complained of, they
VIII not regret the labor and effort made TO arouse
direct interest in the alleged adulteration whsre
| 1t was needed
| Then, II 'tho investigation has been thor.
ongh." what more does the Examiner want.
what else would 1t havet II the case is to be
| reopened, well and good, but according TO Mi
the rules of law. there should he rome new owl.
dence, or some new facts upon which to pro-
| cpad - -
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

....,obsnce states that thus far the Egyptian
~, fss moi resulted in the shifting OF cap'.
vgt.ett,, Fiiropcau securiti - American stock
~ ~ extent generally auticN tted For the
Own gsuiiaiisi Ia sell such securities at the
10y ~ lime would be unpauiouc, and beigay
~ IN ,o1d l.-cc In tEe British Lion to pull
lsc.'s,h ,hr prpt ~ troubles in which he is in
n,ipDS Ifthcre is not an open selling of secur-
Wv ,Sar, Is "a stay in rtinlcStments and In
,usS nv peW enterprises. Prices are sustained
90 fondoa market for home securities, " lille
ca Na Wy investments have advanced in price
A tN ordon Economist Of July 29 publishes a
~ allen ing EUtopesn securities, givinS their
w y, an that DAY as compared with July y aud
EOSe al aud which shows that of the
!essr l,Aiiut securities only one tGcyptau
Sie'ser wsS lover than on June 90 In fact the
,yandon stock market and the commercial and
Al interest ci Great Britain have been In
~"- NJ An active. warlike policy on the part of
nnn, A., on the ground that Euglsnd's
numerical prosperity would only be assured
W. nntting dnsn the military party In Egypt
VA r,ssulating the finances of that country with
st-ofs hand. The recent vote Of credit of
SsNo C,l asked for by the government for the
rrsynti,n expenses has, therefore, strengthened
ISsfonfdenee in the London stock market and
r",onean securities, because il hows the prob
sbility of = more promp settlement OF tho Egyp-
Nan AFFAIR.
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Msdical.

Illus rated Marriage Guide, go pages ele,
and gil binding. 50 cents; ssme in paper covers
. cents Manhood. 10 cents; womsnhooa T
cents ~ lphlet cents, securely sealed hv
mML send money or postage stamps ~
W ull ItEN Vie great specialist CIV 81 Charlie
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lines. 1t has been understood Sy not few that
We Houston aud Texas Central will ac, with the
Noulu ROADS next season, or at least will not an
agoniEs the Missouri Pacific and lis ie.sed
lines. II is, ON the other baud. eontended that
the Houston aud Texas Central, the Gulf Coo.
rajo aud santa Fe, and the Texas and st. Louis
VIII nm a league IN opposition tn the Gould
roads, On tue whole II scents TO DO concedei
that rates will hot be advanced. During last
season the eastern trunk lines carried 60 4 n G
rates which were almost ruinOuS 10 H., sd,
themselves At one time the Step' lurld bs
shipped from 81, Louis To New York for $50 4,
per one hundred pounds That WIS on ace ,unt
OF the railroad war; but II is not liG-ly 10 occur
again during next season, though rates are AMI
TO he made moderately low, In order 10 draw ths
cotton thlS way, and to prevent through ship.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-23

Have never handled anything which gave
better satisfaction for Blood or SKIN Diseases
than s. s. S.
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FUTURES

TH,ss is very little change TO uote in the
Iuture market to-day, Prices generally Wee
steady and the variations which are noted in
me market WAS u little OF generally, and was
not W AL strong. IL the September corner, an
uupsted, Is made, the sales ofto.day 10 NOT
.orShadow H. The good receipts OF new cotA
futures. "
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was by Mr.. J, D, Carter, who offered SIS. Mr.
zen Meyers bid . gents per pound. Mr. A. Op-
penheimer e. Mr. Movers y. M A Onnsnbai-
msr 81 Mr., ". White 81; Mr. A. oppenh, /! mer
81, which last hid was the highest made The
bale broush. sl5ti6, The Pacific Express com.
pany offered 70 ship the cotton nee ut ,xn,r,,,
to any other make; IN the uotth.
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COTTON.

InhOnly change to notice In the cotton mar
his to-day was n deCineof a sixteenth in New
orleans lnail the centres the markets were quiet
eld steady. There was no change IN Liverpool,
GUY The market was reported sassy. IL this city
our quotations are renewed
MI IN
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STOCKS.
kNroRTs.
,,,., rlln rinsr ulfr

,,, The tn, bale ~ rl' Pin, rinsr uAlr
Twas ra, 70 Messts 4 onpenhs'm m s'ty was
Whit nile wn sy Mr. John Johnson Observation-Disclosures WSo rS,, 40.
wvlnty, and south Of Grape Vine In ~ Tsr,ar vs
ssyifhsd ,iS ~ ~ ginned by Mr.. X a. Enhess
s pubic pounds .nSi This afternoon 0i Il WA
~ The suction N, Mr. A. Niiricr. suc.
w. -, greS SuDa q, S'Gaa ,s hsd
: sclns 10 H. sr nn e.sy. II was sold, the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-23
We also manufacture
"GWATaMETS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE GIN"

with Double Roller Hulling
Attachment and all of the very
latest improvements. Solid
I2-inch saws, patent brush,
strong iron frame, made under
the immediate supervision of
Richard r. Gwathmey, the
patentee. The Eclipse Gin is
designed for hully, trashy cot
ton, but with the improvements
we have recently added it can
be used to great advantage in
all public ginneries and large
plantations.
Send for circular and price
list.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02

A man was once asked how he and
his wife got along with 70 little friction
in the family machinery. WELL" said
he. when We were first married We both
wanted our swn way. wanted to sleep
on linen sheets, my wife preferred cot
ton. and we couldn't agree. Finally we
talked the matter over, and came to The
conclusion that it was unchristian to
live in constant pickering; 80 We com
promised on linen, and have got along
all RIGHT ever since"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02
PACIFIC COAST.

1ro0 Po9slaDA.
Po1xIAHD, July 1.-Cahinse LAAdtna
C1nafans) specials ~ . regularly e
Randssd hanl q hofse thisvse are nd
to exist, with spms Of it, members b;
eatsd q this and other oonvsnisoi
points On Pen d'Orislls laks and Clark'a
Fork 70 Ansoula, opsratina with othsrs
in eastern Warrington and northern
Idaho, vhance the horses are stolen
and driven noEthwards into British Co
lumbis. Some valuable homes have
been taken from this immediate section,
while attempts to run Of others have
been unsuccessful.
Tonight Hank Clark, a saloon keeper,
made an unprovoked assault on Jack
Webster, teamster in the employ of
the Northern Pacific railroad, who was
beaten over the head with q revolver,
crushing the skull. The wounds will
undoubtedly prove fatal. Clark imme-
diately fed to escape possible lynchina.
The boatman who assisted Clark to
escape, and two other suspicious char
actsrs, were ordered to leave town by
tho vigilantes. They left.
The articles were fled today, inoor-
poratin2 the Willamette Railway Com
pany. The inoorporators are Col. J. Il.
Wheat, q. B. Bellin2er and Robt. Bell;
capital stock, 100000; object. to build
and operate railroad from East Port
lind to the Columbia river opposite
Vancouver, . distance Of seven miles,
and to operate ferry across the Colum-
bia river to Vancouver. Work on the
road will commence this month.
seneshin& New.
SAN FRANCIsCo, June 1.-The Chinese
Minister at Washington has complained
to the State Department of the attack
on Chinese wash house at Martinez
las. April, whom one man was killed and
a number injured, asking that the guilty
be brought to justice. The Secretary Of
State has called the attention of Gov.
Perkins to the matter, and he has writ
ten to the District Attorney of Contra
Costa for information. Some of the
mob haye been found guilty by the
Grand Jury. I
In Quarantine.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Tho cabin
passengers on the infected steamer City
Of Toxic refuse to bs transferred to the
hulk. Consequently, instead of dock
ing and discharging, the ship will be
held in quarantine.
Tlood's DOlngs.
A Bakersfield dispatch says the In
dian settlement in TejOu canyon was de-
stroyed by a food caused by . cloud
burst in the. nsi9hboripg mountains.
Several were drowned, and many in
jursd by timber, while farmers lower
down the valley are supposed to have
suffered heavy losses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02

There was time, q blessed time,
When hearts were fresh and young;
When freely gushed all feeling forth,
Unsyllabled, unsunR.
When they made whiskey of potatoes,
and sold is at three cents glasD- No
such trash as that is used for that pur-
pose nowadays. Why. gentlemen, We
have whiskey IN our house made by that
great and good kentuckian, Mr.. BOur-
bon, which is made of tho finest natural
leaf tobacco, worth twenty cents per
pound, potash, blue vitriol, and other
costly art,cles, and yet ne sell that pure
Bourbon liquor for $9 per gallon and
guarantee full measure, and strong
enough TO lift a four story building clear
from the ground. That's what yoo may
call whisky. We also have some Of the
whisky that Burns got drunk on when
he sang about .'Coming through the
Rya" nearly hundred years ago; the
BARRELS have all rotted Oh OF il long
since. and il is % old it il nearly SPOIL
ed; Tut some folks like it because they
reverence old ago. We ssll from tho
mint 70 the steamboat load. Call and
see. FRKScH 4 Co.,
Mill Street, Seattle.
Ere00 smoked OOiumOA Avck oA
mon and imported Aanirte Herrin9S at
Portman, Padden 4 Co.'S Front street.
j3-u.
Hosiery, II pairs for $l and upwards
as Clayton Bros.
100 different patterns Of ribbons inst
received At Clayton Bros.
Second hand goods bouRhs and sold
BY l.. L. Bales, ColmAn's row, On Front
street. mSOU
For hrst claD ous>um bouts and shoes
TO Taxm kAinoan.
i1-lm Front Ssgos2
See Hall d Campbsal. Thsy have
houses and lots In different localities
The oelsbratod Crown CylindaE, jour
nal and oehse lubgieaSiaG eib q Wa1d
| Z CAmp6elrA
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Second hand goods boughs and sold
by L. l. Bales, CclmAn's row, On Front
sfrsse. mS0-0
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SEQ Hall q CAmphelL Thsy hav'
houses and loes In different localities
fox sale.
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ARLINGTON HOUSE.

ARLINGTON HOUSE.
ARRIVALS
-AIiebman, ST JEBurns, Tacoma
JWHall HrsCalloch&d
WGrensfelder AnPDeFo Grit
JDampbell I'm, N 7
PLsahy FClancy
HKHall, Blakely DYoung, Townsend
RRoss RBailey, Skagit
WFoley, ,Duwamish WHolbrook. Renton
EBlackman, Sno'h ESmith, Lowell
CKimic, Portland morris, Newcastle
BAlexander, ST
Fine Tailoring goods At 8. Konney'o
Storage ct Bales's. j It.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02

For 6rst clsm oos1um bouts and shoes
90 70 Taxm 4 Ransom,
il-lm Front Ssroek
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Dogfsh Oil.
OOnn GALLONS FOR SALE BY
ien.daWiv BAXTER Z co.
Piles picked Up.

EOURrEEN PILES PICKED UP BY
n n a the bay of Seattle. June 30eh.
can be recovered hy the loser on his prov
in9 peuperfy and paying charges: failing
TO do which they win Be sold.
jyi-1 MARRIOTT 4 AcCROHAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02

Ths oslsbrsssd Crown CylindsF, yow
nal and oehsR lubgisatina eib q Wah
Z CAmpbolrA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02

100 different patterns Of ribbons inst
received at Clayton Bros.
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In Quarantine.

SAN Francisco, July Tho cabin
passengers on the infected steamer City
Of Toxic refuse to be transferred to the
hulk. Consequently, instead of dock
ing and dischareing, the ship will be
held in quarantine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02
NOTICEl

ASIAN ABOUT LEAVING SEAT
n tic, have placed the MANAGEMENT OF
my business in the hands Of Burke Z RA-
sin. All persons indebted to me for rent
or otherwise will please pay them.
jyl.lw LOUISA KENNEDY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02
NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLD-
~ ers Of the Cedar River Prospecting
Company will Be held at tho once a =. 4.
Whitwurth on Wednesday evening. July
sth. l681 Meeting called to order as
jyi-ls RI. THORNE. secy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02

Hosiery, Il pairs for u and upwards
as Clayton Bros.
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HEAVY DRAWING

IaR prepased % 10 I'll kinda Of draying
6 - 6hoita2 1Oeioo. Have also On hand
p1nno 0Uck eue the cafeful moving Ct
u20nna 0n1o 0D01. UG12EA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02

Fresh smoked Columbia River Sal
mon and imported Aanirts HerrinRS at
Portman, Padden 4 Co.'S. Front street.
i.9-tf
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Together with all the land necessary for
the Public House and Store. including Pic
mic Grounds and Driving Park. Also the
cultivated and arabic land, with the buf)d-
ings coanec4ed herewith. None hus ~
sponsihae parties ned apply.
property fur sale.
JOHN J. NcGILvRA.
Commercial st.. over EfauentAal's store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02


wAmnNroH, June 50. The Senate
na house confrsrcs on the National
N eharter extension bill this after
sooo' came to an agreement upon all
as IN controversy except tho 18th
a iSeh sections Of the Senate bill,
. ss'0a relates to the issue OF gold GER
asss, and the punishment Of nation
bank officials for ccrtiication Of
aseka These sections will be ccnsid-
md tomorrow.
.asre viii b another call for contin-
NJ Per oent. series Of 1853 early
M wssk. probably for $l5,0O0,Ooo.
isas Away with Navy Yards.
sas been decided 10 offer . motion
Snks out Of the bill the clause which
ssrs the Secretary Of the Navy 70
- such navy yards n he may select,
sa Insert in lien thereof a paragraph
..oine for the appointment of com.
n OF seven members, to consist Of
members each Of the Senate and
and one 10 bs appointed BY the
ssAry of the navy, 70 visit the ssvs
aavy yards during the rsosss Of Con
.os The parposs Of inquiring int<
sedasasy ef abolishing any sael
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CHICAGO, June 30.-A prominent resi- :
dent of this city, who had business rela-
tions with Capt. Howgate, says he saw
him in Syracuse last Sunday, where he
went to meet him on business. How
gate will report here when the trial is
called.
Csunuinx Chickeas before Matching.
The North Carolina Republicans and
Liberals here say they are sure to carry
the State in the fall by a sweeping ma
jorisy.
Nsainased fer Congress
ELars, Qn.) June D.-In the Rspub-
lican Convention of the Fifth District,
Reuben Elxood vas nominated for Con-
grsss.
HAPPY Men.
ToPExA, Kansas. July 1.-The Repub-
lican convention nominees for Congress
are Judge o. Il. Peter, E. n. Morrill,
Lewis Hanbsok and B. w. Perkins.
Csaxressaeaal Vacancy.
WASHINGTON, July l.-Represenfativs
Hawk. Of Illinois, died in this city THU
evening.
Aa ExpeeecA vess. :.
The Presiden has determined to veto
the bill 70 regulate immigration that 10
Gently passed the House.
nan BaraeA.
LOUISVILLE, Ky- July 1.-The Cham
u,on savmiIi il burned. LosA $O.OOO.
RasAer AeeeAaasasie-
NuwAuxEx, July l.-hsbrsw msF
chants ars - indignant Over ths IN
| nounesd shipment hsse q . tsaan ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02

New YORK, July IA cable from Cen.
Palmer. president of. the Mexican Ma
tional railway company now in London,
announces tho successful negotiation
Of $l0,000,O00 bonds Of that company,
which will complete the entire main
line from Laerdo to the City Of Mexico.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-02

The Presiden has determined to veto
tho bill TO regulate immigration that 70
GENTLY passed the House.
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Read Transferred.

GALVESTON, June 30.-The formal
transfer of the Chicago, Texas and
Mexican road to officials of tho Gulf of
Colorado and Santa Fe, was made at
Dallas tonight.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-18

There is no question that smallpox
is dreadful disease. Yet there can
be no good cause for the senseless
alarm and panic that is manifested
by some at the prevalence of the
plague. Not only does it do no good
whatever. but it really is unworthy
especially of Christian men and wo-
men. Discretion, caution, prudence,
these 1t is our duty to exercise at
all times but these never have any,
thing in common, with selfish cow
ardice. Now If there were little
more fear and dread of sin, that
worse plague than smallpox, 1t
would be good deal better. Noone
seems to mind associating intimately
with souls that are all black and
blotched with vice. Even tender chill
dren are unhesitatingIy allowedtogo
In and out of houses that are hope
lessly infected, whose very atm1s.
phere Is thick with impurity, pro-
family and blasphemy. And people
do not think that there is any danger
in this. They do not fear 81 atchiitg"
sin. Yet If the truth were known,
most forms of sin are more infectious
than cholera and smallpox, and also
far more fatal. Sin kills vastly more
bodies and souls every year than all
other diseases together. The Molu-
ViGn. .'."a'''