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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
CALL AND SETTLE.

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY BUSI
! ness In this clay { hereby call upon
ward and set le at an early day OF thei-
accounts viii be placed in the hands OF a
lawyer for collect on.
j. W. HUNT.
Seattle March IN lSS5 m6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02

FOR TnE UPPER skAcIT.

Stnar Glide G. ". Gore. Master
r RAVES YEsLKRsS WHARF on
IL Wednesday and SATURDAY, returuins
Thursday and Monday, calling a. star,
wood Lfsalady. Mos Landing. Skaaft
CITY. Mo1nt yeFnon- Starring and al n
teg1Hediste pointa above. Fer freight a.
pess&es Appay on board az % GEUR9a
Ft)5TEk. % Tia wharf All
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02

Ssmusl's Souvenir, No. 3. Of Seattle
At b lVies's bookstore 81 soc. each. L ga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02

4 u Q. kehinson. tf sEancy Crsek,
y. " recsnaly eompasisa q eaaairaos Tor
The delivery % isto caesas % weoa fgosn
Ne Asxern mounaaaRs - Vests PAGER
ssill. q Hadiey. Thss mllI and the 6ae
60 JesHape LANDING aeesams ~ corda
Of vesd . day Zoe fael.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02

Sex headache, hAbi uRl cosfiyeaess.
p&ins IN back am limbs. .oss Of appetite.
otd breath and taste in the mouth, etc,
entirely cured uy the Uze Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
For Rent.

FTNWo VALUABLE FARMS. ONE ON
White and the ether on Black river:
100 acres each For terms apply to
WILLIAM COCHRAN.
mkAl IL u. stnffca hoy 80 SeatfIa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
ALBERT HANSEN

f EApING wATCaMAKga Ann
"a 9swsser. la ilas " Wasehes isla-
Reads sRc Jswcsry.
iesiersiears hs5ek, FrCnt stresa. IA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
]. S. MCGUIRE, n. D.,

GRADUATE OF TRINITY COZ
iegs Dustin, ats Physician
and surgeon Of the Roy - Eas.-
err Company service, u now
residing n s,s temporarily, hay
Ing come from Kew Westnin-
ster, 0. c.. and may be consult
cd at the Occidental Hotel be-
tween the hours Of 10 and "a
q. m. ard 3 and ? .. m.
nahS I'm , B. MCGUIRE ~. D.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
rns celennlAN mG,e,r.
AsrrxwAIG IN Asitps.


wAssunorox, AnEti i.--lha follsswiug
dispatch from Comnandar Name, Of tke
GAhena. has iusi been reserved by the
seeistary Of the Navy;
"AspAewnf Ia In ashes, harut by
tnsEgrIents 10 escape capture b. she gov
eminent troopa. Taa Pacific Mad dock.
The railroad property aa the sorth end
% The inland, and thg canai pFSHpcrsy %
0ftspol are the oniv eaiEainss saved,
The ahtpptnG Il SIZE. | have all ms
fexss ca shore protestinG prucafsy. NJ
SHY b crowded With refugees. faou.
sAn.is are destitute aud without wAel-
taE.n
eaoslREsS oR yan ESsxfkKKs-xTpN.
PANAMA. March 81. --Thsa greatest in.
dissmssea 10 expFssea ia oaloa and
fansma ~ sha inactivity Of the eaen-
Of ear at thoes plssse
bsisnAsensura suTgsndesssi % lhe gov.
efnnsent tFoops yuxiera ". Aiapnara
entered faEama ~ 5 e'ciaek ghis mere.
ma and Assng was kelst mp ali the aAy.
The reheis kase app4usntlJ eapsnred
he taAFtsl, ae ~ aAsat B. %. hasaes
began artng ea tie town. hat aftnr
aoaea shaas ae@isaeSl. AZ 1 D N. ali
artazl e@Ased and Panzuaa rutnAinpa ID
the Aands u AiApaars-
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WANTED.

TO 80 RoW sssa ON COOP rNsInE
I rraA ESTATE. address n, this Of
AfH- rahts
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To Lease.

EHk LtkE WASHINGTON Nal.
add Hotel faT sersn OF yeats frum
tae e daY of AGF. isSs AETiy 10
mha 9. c. PHTNSGI s CO.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18
How Salmon Canning Wa. Started.
lChicago Tribune.


The ,almon canning industry in Oregon is
attributed altogether TO a suggestion OF that
queer geniui, George Francis Train Some
years ago Train wa, TO deliver lecture 10
Portland and in the afternoon before he was
e. speak engaged in salmon fishing. He
met with great success, and wa amazed at
the quantity Of the great fish in the river.
He could talk Of nothing else, and beggel
tue lecture committee who had engaged him
to allow a substitution of salmon for the
sui jet Of his al lre,S in place Of the one an
nounc d, TIis the committee woull not
agres 10, AMI Train began ths speech an.
nounrel in the advertisements
He got along very we'll for half an hour
or 20. aud then the attraction Of the theme
uppermUst in hi mind proved too much for
bun. He left hi original subject aud began
to talk aOput salmon He drew a salmon
on the lacS boarl; he declared that the
people before him were neglecting a mine OF
wealth clio - Us lie them; he told them that
they on .at 20 begin salmon-calning at
once; that II was thu coming great industry
OF the re- ion; and that if they Id not move
quickly ia e matter others woull come in
AMI q - the przA Hs bscam, eloquent,
and the lecture enlel in grand, wprdy
panorama showing salmon-col re future
for tbs cOun ry.
Que or two msn 10 the audience. though
discountins Trliu's prophecie, we're i'm.
pres ed with : IDEAS, and resolve 10 carry
them out in practical way. They organ
izsi a company, aud the salmon canning in.
dustry wa, begun.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18
Dancing at Saratoga
len Perkins letter.

Dancing has almost ceasei at the water
ing places. Tie ball rooms are beautiful
aud the banl music is expensive and in,pir-
ing, but It is out Of fashion TO dance. FIJI
teen years ago as soon as the band struck
up there would be scampering for the ball
room floor. Many fight, occurred because
of gallants disputiny about partners or
about localities TO dance. To-day when the
band strikes up few children whirl Off in
the round lances, while the young ladies sit
around the room AMI wait Later on few
country people or villagers walk YEARLY
through a square dance or two and the So
called great ball ends | asked a young
lady why dancing was going out
10, its horrid,' she said. Dancing will
do among a crowd OF romping girls in 81
muslin dresses but dancing isn't nice when
you are dressed in $500 Worth dress with
point lace sleeves IL mostens the powder
on your face, bangs down your hair. per.
spires your dresses and makes you feel
sticky all over A refined man /, disgusteI
at a rsd.tacsl l, putting, sticky girl"
"Then what shall ths girls do in the ball
room" asked.
why, sit around and see the fools dance,
as they DO In CHM. You can't talk when
you are dancing IL destroys everything
mental How mucI better VT in the
corner with a nics young man and talk and
watch tbs boiling crowd Of country lunatics,
trsAding IN each Others tpos, as the per-
SEPARATION runs down their face ~
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18
LIFE IN MAR5EILLsS.
The Death Rlts-JnyrusnesS and Abandon
-Open- ,ir Slsepers
TCor san Francisco Chronicls.l

the Death hlte-d' N'u-Hf>~ anu hpahu"h
-Open- iir Sleepers
TCor. san Francisco Chroniclsl
The ordinary yleath rate of the city proves
the in sa luxurious conditions. Even in sum
mers called healthy il is forty or fifty a
day, nearly four times that Of San Fran.
cisco, or any other American city of from
275,OJO TO 800, 900 inhabitants Sincs the
alv mt OF the cholera two mJntls ago, 1t
has several times reached eigaty five per
day, Of whom somewhat less than malt wers
from cholera.
No change is parcep.ible in the daily life
Of the people. Bu,ne-s goes on as u uil.
The principal streets are filed with parsons
engaged in their ordinary vocations or bent
on plea-urs. The cafes AMI sha lei prone
made, which are numerous. have their mul.
titudes Of loun gers, day and evening Toe
evenings are noisy with the shouting OF sail
ors who have INDUCED too freely in rum or
absinthe. or yOcai with tue songs of gay
partie, Of musicians. There is, in word.
all. tie noise, iryousnes' and aban Ion that
might lie expected in a brilliant prov ,nca!
metropolis
But under this gayety are abundant ,i,n'
OF thu poverty aud ml,ery which fur isl
the en- mt, Of diseass. Ths ben rhps fur
ni,he for the accommodation OF the public
in the promsnadss and shaded streets AMI
places must exceed 1000, AMI never pas ell
these localities at a late hour witloul seeing
ev ry one occupied by one or two slespsrs-
often whole family father. m Ithsr AMI
young children. / have also often seen
homeless women with little dau shters sleep.
ing on doorstep, vagabonds rePOsing con-
tentedly in the most unexpected public
places, and have never passed along tbs
quay # the old port without being able TO
c unit those huuele wanderers by scores,
If not to say by hundreds
o. thuss who every night stow themselves
10 secure hooks and corners m account can
he made, but il is safe to estin Its thu 5000
OF 5000 persons of both sexes AMI all ages
in Marssllles have no roof 70 cover them,
AMI are obliged TO sleep in the oIen ar
every nigLs in this season of cholera. Usu.
ally during the summer the weather is
mild and no great discomfort comes from
the exposure, but ju now the chilly wind
Of the Rhone the mistral, is prevailing. and
the air after midnight is SO cold that it is
really quite suggestive OF fro,t IL is a
temperature. 10 which robust and warmly
dressed persons could not long expose them
selves without discomfort or danger to their
health
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18
Profit, Of the PooI-Room.


al have no Looping 10 do now said a
booksellers wife the ether day to lady ac-
quaintance, "anl am just put out alb ut
it' "Wbyr was the query. "Wny, my
husband bring, more trash hum, than you
can think Of There is not night that he
doesn't brins in a hslf-dozsn ~ nics things
that he gets in the pool-room You've no idea
He has erything-from diamond shirt.
stu i. t. silk handkerchief Toe other night
he came home with two silk umbrellas, four
handkerchiefs, almost new, n small diamond
collar.buttn, a pair Of cuR-buttons, ne "
fall overc at and a WATERBURY watch
Where does be get all these things' Why,
in che pool-room. Nice men, he tsls me,
come in there, bet on horse, ami yachts,
ba,e ball AMI slugger., and such things and
get completely 'bu,ted' as he calls it; then
they put up their trinkets for money TO buy
pool tickets with. and half the time they
never redeem them, SO be brings them
home. Real nice business, isn't ~
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18
sonorous aud FervcDL
New Nork TInea

When V5.tryman Green bowed his heal 10
rel th, r. ponss' OF tho litany the other
Sunliy, he was very drow'y indsel, and he
hal REPEATED "Lord have mercy upon u
miserabls snnors' but three time when ho
Tell fast a.lacp His wife nudge him with
her parasol without SUGGEST
When the mini ter reached, "And now,
seyenteentuly, my beloved brethren Yes.
trymau Green awoke, and being uncon.
sclous OF the lapse Of time responded In a
sonorou AMI fsrYsnt voice:
Lord have mercy upon Us miserable sin
nerS'
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18
4 KANSAS o1alats.
Mrs ElIeaP. Allerton.I

Mrs Ellen r. AllertonI
TIE pa ,pl uf III, Grave new wlril
Have coma from every quarter;
lloms facet 81 - ut Isr lons ago,
"a roi nsil, bltael in slaughter.
In r. ty law - Of winter mnrnS
Toe VA T. moe curl, away
Fro IA IN = ut men who wors the Blue
And m'n wa wOrs tue Gray.
Here brother Nil, thev hang their gifts
"a tile ann CurlSImss tree,
Ar. Ktnlly nelg hDprS cordial frienlS
\ br ItIsr Oh sht to be.
Aud crnw % children. Kan'as. born
The young states hIps AMI pride
VITA rosy chsek AMI parking eyes
Learn lessons 81 10 by 81 L.
Naught reck they OF the blttla-tiel1,
OF sad. dark years of Slaughter;
The NNrthman'S ION some day shall wed
The 5 uthron's gentle daughter
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18

Augusta Chronicls. To look at any ordl.
nary newspaper the reader would come TO
the conclusion tuat the whole world was
sick anu that nothing would keep Il from
dying Tut th' cure-all preparations which
are ~ cunnnsly aud iugeniously presented
as 10 deceive Tie hsalthisst mind or stomach.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18
Invisible Wire.

Platinum wire can be drawn so fine that
IL is no longer visible 10 the "naked' eye,
and can Only lie felt It can be seen with a
magnlfying glass when the wire is held
against white paper IL is used In telescopes
and similar lnstrumentA
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18

EN Pr".dap. Arthur T. sail to receive
more iuviaapII " lHa thun any JtasT nan
Ia tue rOuulry.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-18

Meals and berth on steamer; therefore, no extra
expense Tor sleeping ear and meals Rates as low
and iu some cases lower than via any rail line
Via this route you view TO the b"stsadTantage
the famed scenery ~ the Mississippi River, pass
ing through Lake PCpin and the noted Govern.
nleut Canal aud locks 40 the Dos MOinCs Rapids,
Office via river and rail 10 the principal interior
rail points,
Freight rates at on times lower than via any
rail line.
-. q. LONG,
10 REYNOlFF, Agcut, S. Paul
President. Office and Dock
Y. NJ UtCKEY Opposite tuiOu Depot
supt and ~. r A.
Fnrp A. u ~. q J.. A.
General ONCE, Dubuque, lows,
q. y. 81. 1iSLiNG. Agt., Miles city MT.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 16 Especial. oD.-Wheat this
was rife In Wall Street at early hour. When Lake
Shore started to sail out ot sight in Wall Street wheat
began to boom the Board. The opening was weak
and lo of because cOnsols good deal better II
looked for minute If there going to be as bad
break as there advance yesterday 1t only looked
that way for q minute, however From 92 cents Sep
tember went up to 80 cents in less than five minutes,
among the shorts" said Henry Warner. Corn was
strong higher provisions kept strong, too After
the start and opening bulge 1t evident that there
was no particular support either from the outside or
heavy local operators and the immediate result prices
soon eased off the advance of was seadi
IL pounded down. fraction by fraction. As soon as IL
started downward became apparent that every
foundation for tie "spurye save the uninformed ru
NOR of fighting In Central Asia This impression was
still further strengthened by the action or Arcnie
FISHER who threw overheard the large amount OF wheat
he been carrying for months Some extensive COW
erng impaired strength toward the close but the last
hour was given to scalpers entirely; september
and October wheat the fayortes but the day when
the options will bring even dollar has been indenhe
ly postponed active but felt the depression
September dropping, though only 4 cent; there was a
Ali O'clock The close August wheat s9 cents and
September. 92 cents August corn 46s cents ana sep
teuber August pOrk,S $40 81 ana seleDD
SO 40; August lard. $6 67l2 and September 20 ||2
September wheat 81 So cents; August corn. 46' cents
and September 46ls cents; August pork Slo 50:
and September pork $40 81 August lara, 80 " r. ana
6eptembcr lard So TO-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
corroy MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

IIvRRPuOI July lG.-Cotton dull Miiilng Uplands. o.
i6d Mddng orleans. Jast saes-S.OJO bales, includ.
ing bales for speculation and export receipts 1000
including 800 bales American Futures Up
3O.6d and september delivery J26id also
3Gli September ami Ocobcrdeivery. S26td; also o
S.d, DO october and November delivery 2sGtd do
November and Decemberdeliyery 3OGid. do December
delivery. 27btd also 2s6id.; no. January
ami February delivery. 29.Gidi also S0G4d do Feb
fuary March delivery. 30.6id
There tenders FOR deliveries II to days clearing
m-Coton- The saes Of the day included 67c0 bales
Aneucan. Futures duii uplands, Low Mdding clause,
Juiy delivery 8s5id. vaue do July and August deiy.
5364d sellers September and October delivery So
Gid sellers October and November delivery, zo6td
buyers, November and December delivery. 2s64d
value 10 December aud January delivery 2s64d values
February and March delivery 3l-6id value.
mriding Uplands, 5opd; Midding tplands. 6iai
Low aiddng Uplnds 5asl; Good ordinary Uppllnds nd
Ordinary Uplands 3D.: Good Mddng Texas ll.l6d; Mid.
dlng Iexas 9.l6L; Low Middlng Texas. 7.l1d Good
Ordn ny Texas 81 3D. Ordinary eIas. st; MdDg Or
leans 9-lGd-; Low Mdding orleans. 'l3t; Good ord
marry Orleans . j-lGd.; Ordinary orleans Jld.
D. motion Futures closed steady; CDlands Low Mdd
clause July delivery, 5U6id sellers; do Juv an d
August delivery 3uid sellers do August and Soptenb
cry St.6d sellers do october and November delivery
l91id. value do. November and December delivery. ~
cad sellers; do December aud January delivery 2s6id
sellers; January aud Febrnay delivery 29jtd buyers
GALVESTON July l6--t0tton quieti Middng 10; Low
Mddng U,.; Good Ordinary Hl and gross receipts 81
bales sales II bales: stock S2I bales -
SAVANNAH. July l6.-Cotton dull Mddiing. 10 Low
Mddng D34 Good Ordinary et uet anu gross receipts
not repoTtedi stock. 1916 bales. -
NKw.ORLEAEa July lG-Cotion elsy; Middline. 1910
Low Midding. 9as Good Ordinary D net aud gross
eipts. 20 bales sales 800 bales; stock 26.oo5 bales
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
GRAry AND PRODUCE MARKETS
reArUREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORk DEALINGS
NEw-YORK. July 16.
The grain speculation was active to-day, ana
.he fluctuations covered wide range. The renewed
war rumors from Europe gave encouragement to the
buls that Offset partly the chronic argument OF the
n.ors that figures decline. Bat the sensa-
,iona reports OF Yesterday not fully borne out by
suffered the reaction that from relaxation OF
stimuans after they have previously been ndulEed In
heavily After easier opeDiug wheat rose fully
n r. cent but when the new Tory Ministry OF England
neglected 10 declare ohand against Russia sellers
multiplied and from the highest points OF the day there
vas reaction of 1ts cents The export demand was
almost stagnant Final prices for wheat op.
iions were near to the lowest of the day,
and showed loss of esa cent at 81 OOas for July
81 o5ss for October aud slo7h for
closed at the lowest gures The export engage
Inents reached the amount OF about 100000 bushels
The options ended of Il for July at 52os for ugust
a 53 and cent for September at 53 and October at
5s cents Speculative neglect robbed the oats market
Of much interest and activity and options for July ended
j. lower at 36ls. August closing unchanged at 33i2 and
September falling s cent to 81 g cents The reaction in
fne grain speculation affected the movements OF pro-
Visions lard yielded only 2l201 cent to $6 s22 for
October and 81 O6 for November.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat l2l 592 bushels;
corn 072 bushels oats 100 SS4 bushes total grain,
32654s bushels -four IL, ,842 barrels The arrivals at
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis were wheat, H.
bushels 244, ,934 bushels oats, 966O3 bushels;
total grain Ass, ,721 bushels -four. D. 737 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IrvrnpOOI Juy l6.-Provls0ns -bac0n CumberIand Cut
ss 3D. Long Clear Mddes 2ls ea shor. Clear Midd!es
1ss All Short RlbA 3ls dd shoulders 2Is OIL per "
lecfs7s Od for Extra Indian Ness Primo Moss gss IL
Pork-Prme Mess eis Cd per boi Prime hsss Easssra,
ern sis od Lard on s5s gg Iiams-LonsCaL M - o.
siates Cheese-American Choice 37s. Oh Wheat Red
Wesern spring 6s 9d 9Us lId Rcd Winter 0d d!s "a
cenfa No spriux Is Western Winter Is ID
New Mixed Western, Is II gd California No. l. Is ID
Spirits OF Turpentne 20s "a 90 at London 25s o. psr
cwf Rcfncd Petroleum. 2iod per GALLON Glover seed
Ccmmor, Ss 4 Sd Pale lls.9l 0os. od Lnseed OIL ia
The reips OF wheat the three days were 222O0o
centals including 10000 ccntals American -, -
The receips for the past three days wes
81. 900 centais. x,..,o, On, IN. N o ot ~.
rer too Caicuta Lnseed &0s Sd per quarter Linseel
Fake ri ssSe5 oa toa eanSa pstroisn@ a., al
sperm Oil ss5 ton nosn.Somesa Ss p.e ,a 60 Ss qn
American, sugar las Sd o.t fer Caoa oeasr,s1se M
oosrirnT 80s aud l5x I'd sleA fof oapA AuseevAAoAs
66ninE 0Soat
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
THURSDAY. July 16-P. ".

THURSDAY. July 16-P. ".
The days stock market developed feverishness that
might be natural under the most favorable conditions
after rapid advances the last few days. but the
various movements aud sudden recoveries from each
decline furnish indications that that exhibition of
growing confidence not part OF the days manipu-
lation but adverse to its interests and purposes
few examples Of the movements Of the first hour will
best illustrate the character OF the whole
days movements. We give In their order the
opening prices. the prices at about 1890 and
at about 11:30 o'clock Of . few Of the leading
stocks: Central and Hrdson-04ia against 95as last
evening" 06 954; Lake shore64's against GAS last
evening", 67la. SO; Northwcsern-97l4 against 97's
last evening". 3d. 97a st. Pau-76s against 767e last
evening", 77Ss. 76A; Delaware, Lackawanna and Wes-
ern99a against 99's last evening", 10l. 09a; Louis
VILE and Nashville3s937 against 3sos last evening".
39is 3sia. The six stocks named furnished 254. 900
shares toward the days whole transactions Of 351 800
shares After some timo the fluctuations
less violent than In the early dealings. but
the partial recovcries from each succeeding
decline, while of shorter DURATION the less
rapid. Taking the market as whole, the final figures
show declines from last evening OF from q to per
cent and from the extrcmc prices of todays first hour
Of from l to 2 per cont Lake shore is exceptional
among the active stocks in showing final gain OF l's
per cent but enjoys the support OF Missouri Kansas
and Texas with gain OF 7 Texas and Pacific with ",
and Western Union with per cent. The rumors of the
settlements Of railway wars, and chi
cago was called upon to say that
$50 far known tho rates for eastbound freight
were firmly maintained" For a OF the declining
tendency OF prices a panic the Paris Bourse and
riot In Cleveland freely suggested better rea'
found In the steady supply OF stocks since yestcr
day noon. The market closed unsettled but quiet.
Government bonds dull. but hrmer in tone.
There would bo significance in the advanced bids
OF Is IS and per cent for tho is II there were
less indications than there that they come from
stock spectators. who cannot now afford to have
weak market for Governments. Nevertheless the adj
vanced bid brought out few bonds Annexed are closing
quotations: au