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MILITARY MATTERS.
stan Of the First and Second Regi-
mcnts-Comm is.ions-Nntes.


/, OLYMPIA. July al The following
staff has been selected by Col J. G.
| Haiues, commanding the First regi-
ment n. 6. W: First Lieutenant ".
I. sharpe, adjutant. Major r. 4.
Churchill, surgeon; First Lieutenant
j. A. Hatfield. commissary: Captain
l.. Wells, chaplain: l.. :. Tooth, ser
geant major; g. H. Hanford, quarter
| master-sergeant.
The staff OF Col. i. W. Pike. com
manding the Second regiment. has
been announced a follows: Major ] i.
H. Hudgins. surgeon: Captain l.. NJ.
Willard, assistant surgeon: Captain
Carlos Spalding. Chaplain; Lieutenant
T.. Il. Wise. adjuiant; Lieutenant +. 5.
lsaacs. quartermaSter; Lieutenant L.
j. Fellows, commissaFv: Lieutenant
ID. {. Guernsey, paymasier; Iieuten-
ant y. ". Ellington, inspector rifle
practice
The following military commissions
have also been issued VIM. T. Thor
neil, first lieutenant Co. K, First regi-
ment. VIM G. Grambs, second lieu
tenant same company; Cbas. Huts-
chsk, captain OF Co III First regiment.
vice Capt. I. i. Glover. promoted; ]
c. Westhoit, first lieutenant same COM
pany. vice Hatschek, promoted: Geo.
NJ. Neigel. second lieutenant same
company. vice We,thoH, promoted.
Col. J G. Haines, First regiment. as
. member OF the military board, vice
Col. c. NJ. Anderson. whose term of
Office has expired
4 ninety-,iay's leave of absence has
been grented to Major r b. Glover OF
Vancouver, 20 take effect August l.
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INTERRUPTED fnr PREACHER.
uow Spokane Hendiums BROKE u,
Camp Meeting.


During the season az the Baptts-
camp meeting Il Medical Lake las,
Monday night. the audience were sar-
pFised and shocked hy an individual.
ever filled with bag juice, rising on hi-
fret and declaring III sientogian tore
thar The preacher was DID liar. lie
was immediately followed hv another
alleged man Who loudly ammo snced
that he could lex HI out 81 the min
lister, and declared his intention 10 10
80 before the afere,sid miuister, the
evasfcli4t. Rev Robe Ca:rus. could
leave town sfter ttlis di-eraccful
outbreak, they both started fer The
p0lpit With the svawei purpose 81
putting their threats iato execution
bllt were interrupted and comfseliei
t. leave the ground. bat not until thew
had frightened q number II ladies hv
their ruIharif conduct and succeeded
ia breaking gp the meeting
TIE parties Who erea ed the distarh-
ance proved 20 iss Con. sullivan. 90
spokane Falls. and Eli Nouch 81 Ned
lcai lake Warrants were gotten out
fcs their arrest and after an iavesti-
gsssen BY jastice Wool. they werc
bound over - await the nciion 81 the
grand lgTy ia the sum os SlS0 each. At
she close ~ ths examination Wenrh
wss fearFc ted ard rss under bonds
q keep thc pTsce There is altags Their
sao msrh 81 this kind 81 hoodlarsisrn
ard 4 IS proposed q IN axe an example
81 tnsse fellows NJ
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THE IDAHO PANHANDLE
Interviews With Prominent
Citizens Of Olympia.
Gov. s~saple stresgiy PAYERS An
n<xsssSn- ss Does Mayer Chambers
--others FSrmIy Oppose = Mech
Talk 81 Ferrninx Two states vrnn
Washington. with North Idaho Ia
efnaea In One

oIyspfs, Jnis 1.-The numerous
discussions which hare been engaged
IN Of late ia this city concerning the
desirAhilisv OF the annexation OF
Northern Idaho 10 this territory for the
purpose Of admitting the whole a. the
state Of Washington. led your cores
pondens 10 interview some of tire
leasiug business and professional men
81 this city, with view - aseertzin-
ing their oTinisns on the subject, and
a. result il was found that public
opinion was about equally divided
Following are soEas Of the EXPIRE ssionS
OF opinion:
Governor semple-I am very much
ia favor Of annexation IL would
make this . large and powerful state !;
be~is3es the resources OF Northern
Idaho are similar to those OF Eastern
Washington. and nature designed it
10 be 4 part Of our state.
MAYOR Chambers-i favor is. The
more territory We can get the better
We viii soon he two states anyway.
and il would simply give Eastern
Washington greater area.
City Attorney Ayer-l am opposed
70 H.
Territorial Auditor Murphy am
decidedly opposed 10 H. II would
make Western Washington the tail of
the kite, and We would be greatly in
the minority in the legislature as well
as in all political conventions. ! am in
favor Of remaining out OF the Union
until Western Washington can come
in by herself a. a state.
Prof T. +. Follansl,ee--I am OPP
posed 10 siiyisisn.
Maj J. Il. Hayden-I am in favor
Of making two states out OF Washisg-
ton Territory just as it is, without
any additions, and with the Cascade
Iuountsius a the dividing line.
Gen. X. c. o Brien--I think il ought
10 be left to the people of Northern
Idaho. II they favor ii, | think it
would be good scheme 10 annex.
Mr. ]. C. Horr-Let it remain as it
is. We don't want to make this a
Democratic state; neither do we want
Western Washington to he in the
minority in the state government.
Mr.. 4. y. Cowies--i am not in favor
of the proposition.
Ggin Hicks-f am strongly in for OF
If. The mining interests OF Northern
Idaho, added to those Of Eastern
Washington, would certainly make us
4 wealthy and powerful state
Secretary y. III. 0wings-I am in
favor OF annexing Northern Idaho
and then making two states out of
this territory. Western Washington
j. destined Ia be the richest state
under the sun.
Mr. l.. p OneIletteIi am opposed
To the scheme Western Washington
should be a state by itself
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TERRITORIAL TALK.


erAuxte Is szsr<ross Of hank
szirass sshzzS IA he Coinnhsa escsesa
Tcx~ssF
Tne total insessesasss Of TIC serrisavy
Is S7zHE
cheaatis eo@asy has 1851 children o.
<cfta<ei Ger
Pennsylvania eazi miners arr coming 20
the ferrssorv
Hezscsi Lake citizens zre szxfax sseps 70
cx<iusse Ch1:saz1eu
A TEra-a hssssl r-aaa es--fr< his gsrhaSe
nine rastss - d1sass x
North fsesrEs SAYS She ExrBAfk-. t. sory-
Ing saen& like 1enzysod
1ie tr1s5e az iAx cozraaa7ss district ROW
aneaass 70 stfs 30 e mouth
Charles T. rressoa viii establish the
$fvss Ei nr1zda. IA tie Big Eeses country
TIE peopse OF Toses5e ard the cosFsi,
valley w1r1t s-essa beat, and want il bsd
Miss Ollie Vaughn i the candidate IT fhs
Yakima eouasy Republicans fa< schoo
superintendent
Interview xist e J. EonApa-se in Taco
ms - &c frank sish ydu. ssxx ursbl.
70 see rnurh OF Feur essF FOX he dust
The Holman cottage At Spokaae Falls
| hssrEess Friday night. was occupied a.
house Of 1l-.a-ar A araukeH maa va
seen near the building when the ere beuxs
ozt. bat he escaped Ia the coafn.soa.
During sse First trip 81 the conconuii,
steamer, st one Place where the nan 81 fhl
! house WAS evidently Away fros5l horne.
woman stood on the hank Of the river ssfl
= sAsIgan sraA Proceeded 10 lo<d ard fsr,
IN true froEfief style.
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The TERRITORY.
Hallelujah Wedding
at Tacoma.
TIE Town Of Puyallup
Legally Incorporated.
A Variety Actor browns Himself
nj Spokane.
Agitation for s~w Judicial Dis
tries an Puget seuns stfemst<d
Is~enaixrfsrn At wsua wsIIa =
Views If oIymps. cistxeas ON the
Annexation Of North Idaho.

Tsr9a4, Jniy al-What was called
"a hzilslujsb wedding took places
tonight st the salvation Array bar.
rack Captain Angus; Eelf Of Port
land aas married 10 Captain Lizzie
Keifert. lately stationed at Park City,
Utah The ceremony was performed
By Rev Cszrk Davis. pastor OF the NJ
o. church, Seattle The army. rein
forced By large delegations from Port.
land and Seattle. marched the street.
In the evening aud arrived at the bar.
racks after O'Clock. Following sons
services. the wedding took piaee nboul
eo'elock.
Capt. Ratasaaie Of sestsIe was
bridesmaid, and Private Daily, also os
Seattle, best man Rev. Mr.. Davis. in
an address before the ceremony, said
he bad watched the movements 81 the
army since 1t wa organized on the
Coast.en.i Was convinced II was doing
GOOD work. and that the members
were sincere.
Ten eenfs admission was charged to
witness the wedding. and the price
war willingly yielded up By great mum.
bers. Afterwards ie.-eream and
bIisie's cake wa. scid al p cents. and
exhausted the supply more than once
Is was an occasion ol = general jubilee,
and large accession 10 the treasury.
Capt. Ref va, converted IN sacFa-
mente about three years ago Capt
Keller! h one oi tae eldest officers in
the army on the Coast being one %
the fFss women - join It. They are
known az the nu steal wonders. They
met ia tie course of their travels a.
mstnisers OF the army, and Keii was In
Van Francisco aad Miss ksiiers in
Boise tity when the marriage was
proposed and accepted
The rules ot the army require that
engagements Ia marry costume for \
year before con animated. This law
they have observed By way OF a
wedding tour they viii accompany
Major Stlllwcli on visit Ia the various
corp on the Coat. aud then return
anu probably take charge Of this post
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articles heisg fled vita tbs arststor.
The purpose y - do . general snrxisr
and lssrssfer business. bafsa rzsfrazzls
for the purrss<, srs- The capital stock
- s50Ds q. W. Thomp@on. y. l..
fsano ard G u johnson are she fras-
tees
THE sex-B PACIFIC cara HKz nrffra.
The immense boiler that ha.be1n %
The sharf Eor sDFSs f;Hse awaiting the
e0nnpsefien u she other repairs On the
steamer Sorth Psesfs<. wa placed in
that good ship hi. afternoon.
TIE ssKaseE 4rEs-fas.
The grsas question agisatEag Tae0usa
IL hos 30 be RI Of the city, psfal A
hotsi sssa writes Hotels ard RS.
tsaraass eznss conduct their tssssines.
wishoaz making iarEr amoua. Of re
5use, and an important question ~ish
THE prpprietsTs to-8az In this cts Is.
What ere we going 20 DO with the swiil
u we keep il os oar premsseS the offi.
GERS 81 ste lSw come d0wu on sas and
fsne ~. and ws hsve no place 70 pat Il
without violating the law. and what
are we 70 DO ahosYt il .
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NEW JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Agitation in Favor 90 oae for Six
sauns Counties.

foRF TawNaFNp. July 3i.-rhe mem.
bcts q the bar held an import meet.
ine last evening After the election %
r. y, Hailfr a. president Il wa
dceitcsl ta take vigorous actinn e. es-
cure ano her judicial Iii strict. to com.
b.ue jeifsr on, Island. Ciailsm. san
Juan. Skarit and Whateom counties.
With resi- lent judge az Port Towa-
seSd The exact term OF thu petition
and hil prevailing Tor Two more Judi
ciai aisssicts sent on from Tacoma ia
Washington fecentlv NOT being known
ii was ,eciic,i T. wait All Il was ascer.
tanned tst What had bcen done before
procsssliar further.
A well known attorney said The
nrci 81 sush a district i eeil known e.
cvery member ~ the bar here and IN
kiaE ce9aty. and I feel Safe that IL
will he accorded - Us without serious
ohierttau
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\ Prairie Fire.
FN.ss-~sslo Es~,..s-,e

Fire caught In the n~airie grass
ahout SIX niies north 81 watevviile in
the breaks - tire Columbia. last Sun
dav, ana fov A time threatened TO h.
very dt,sstran@. 4 eenerait1rn ont Of
ciSxens 3B-gnoin< nsmber from
NiSh & Stevens niN vas had on
Noaday ard by heroic work all that
night. succeeded in p1f,}nr a aut with
bat shs los ~ onr cabin ansi arsise a
rsnre * fsne hgnch -rRss. 4ne Kelly
lost his eshin with 81 Sc contained. in
clniirc hsusehnia gods % his father
ard moth tp0sd ior sac kevpiaE.
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TACOMA NEWS.


the bvg law.
T,cosA, Juiy 81 A hnrxe driven
Nv Mr. Helin<ky 81 Old iowa. took
fright to-day un Tacoma sYenac near
the Annie W,lght seminary. NJ.
Tc,lnsgs was shrosn out ansi severely
inj1rsi saiferineta ,lisloestion ~ a
shoaiter Tie was sakes a. the o.sics
VI ~ ReStaiek whn reducra the dis
loctt.an, after which he Vas taken
home The horse resluces the rig t.
small pienes.
RAG Ra0tYN rEIiGr FrNe
The committee which has been
soliciting saF the rp,ief 81 the HnStvn
sufferers ys tcriav deposited $3.50 in
the hank ard Maycr pfunt has notified
ahe chairman ~ she ne isf committee
at Re- AVA that Tho snm j. subject t.
bis order The local committee has
suspended soliciting
oogS Ngsr EEVr rNnES COVER.
To-day the freedom II the citv Is
withdrawn fram she unlicensed raniur.
To u1efrew Ii he or aax 81 hiua j.
found roaming the streets a. hereto
fore at his 0wa sweet with he nsli wind
np sa the pssanj The eAief 81 police
has i~Stfet Orders "a have t'se ccnii-
tons Of the ordinance strictly OBJ
served
aCriNS CoSoSER
ro.ico Jus,Soo \. E. % the Third
war; J acting anfuueT feF the time be-
ing, Coroacr Mccoy being cat o. lhe
aly
NteEgn Wis ceeS,
J " Mccarthy. % o=hrr. VAS
esoas6, 10 she ellv to-aay On charge
q aSsaalE ana battery prVsarr,si hV
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otv,auia Notes

OirNrft. Juiv sl.-The tax list
which Is now beine completed shews
that the amount a. taxahle property
in this coauty $40, 0pa in EXCESS Of
what if was last wear. If which amoun.
there j. 81 increase Of S.h coo IN this
city and the balance in the country.
Cart J C. Parker on Saturday sod
his Fourth street wharf property n
Mr.. J c Worr. Capt Parker has
now disposed az all MS property in
this CITY.
Mr. A. :. Austin. Editor OF the
faroma !Sssaiap Tsmes. has removed
10 this city and WI remain perms-
rsnfiy.
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NEWS FROM coNcoSrLLY.



A letter received In seattle from Deputy
County Auditor G. p Nuicaht Of okano
gan county. Ruby City. contains the fol
lowing news items:
The Nsnicat lake county has set reop!e
craxys and there is a great s'sns,-asie there
nov. Native silver Is shown IA chunks,
and every other claim is turning out well.
The fguare creek section il GINNING To the
front rsAgn;seeH4ly $50
They have struck ii 10 feet deep on
the Pinnacle, near Palmer lake, showing
free gold ia large chunks The owners
have been offered go 900 for the mine.
Nelson Bennett and Barlow OF Tacoma
have bought half OF Liehenst4dter's inter
est In Ruby city
Banker fairweashcr OF spragge and spo.
kane Falls has bought Fuller and Single
tons interest In the towns:te and mines
here, and has let contract to enlarge the
Fuller building for a fine hotel.
The Arlington is doing weil-four feet OF
rich ore The company IL surveying their
niill site Just above the Ruby brewery
The new road from Ruby TO fhcNar Eagle
mine - almost con. pIeted-
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The Day tom fataasfeT saws II J Il.
A9en get tho Erpahlscan nomination
toF tselseate. d T. Sharpstciu ought 20
Re fienf;asirs Try the other party. That
Sssis'i Five Allen an easy walk over o.
/ an election We believe furthermore
That NJ Alien would a. soon have
. Bars icf sa opponent IS auv orc that
cssla - uaue5 Hum hu. and cap.
trap S1s paw ro part iu the cemia :
clectloa ios aeifEate So congress.
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A Noted Summer Visitor.
fUiainP Jourpai

| Tuesday whale paid visit TO this har-
| Dor and sp0yted about for some time IN
plain view OF people ON the wharyes He
showed about twenty -fsfe feet OF his length
| several times. and was estimated by good
Judges 10 Be as much as fifty feet long He
spouted several times for the amusement
OF the spectators. aud then took a south
westerly course out OF the harbor. II has
been fifteen years since any former visit of
50 large fish to this harboF. About twelve
or hiteen years ago two whales spent "a
in. the harbOr
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spokane. Free Deiisery Request.

TIT IuIluWIilS = TIC fltUllon OF sDok ane
Falls to Wasaln ysoa for free delivery:
. We, the undersigned, would respect
/ fully ask you - establish q free delivery
system OF mail matter In this city. We
base our petition on the fact that all the
conditions required under the law for the
establishment OF free delivery of the mail
have been fulhlled. The last Official cen
stis. taken aud reported for the year end
tug June 50, ISIS, shows = population of
il.ss;. The gross receipts OF the posfofiice
here for the year ending June %. were si5..
80 60. The houses are mostly numbered
and the Numbering will be completed a
learis as possible. Our sidewalks aud
street crossings extend over the greater
portion OF the city, aud additional side
walks are being constructed u the city
limits Ia all directions Our city is well
supplied WITH electric lights aud gas
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The Schooner Gourser Sued for the
Doctor E5fi of Smallpox Patients.

PoEr TOWNSEND. July 81. The
schooner GourseF was iibeied here
Yesterday afternoon by DR. James y.
Ainkler, ex-heslth officer. Ia the sum
OF $500. II will be remembered that
this schooner came in some three
months ago with smallpox on board
The patients. three in number, were
taken 80 the pesthoase, where two
died and one recovered. The suit Is
for DIR. Minkieris services In attending
them. which the schooner has SO far
refused to pay.
Bonds were given and the schooner
released. The defense will be that the
charges are eNoriitant
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would neaee, csesli, on ~. Fart,

John n Aiicn, of Walis Wsna j.
developing increase = .eRsth al late
q roarhoui 81 tern Washington Not
s syHatsc ear he utt~rcsi arasnSt rs
Antilles ami fines tor the oGcAsioa
Va sieve hisn a strosS MAN ana enc
stsas woQla ~ a. 10 sor - he offscc
AMI y leci rresss on s1e party stoaid
BE as elscs.s3
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shipping Intelligence.

FoKr TOWNSEND. JGiy Sl.-The bari
Iris arrived yesterday from san Diego
& load lumber for Melboarn. Also bar
Aemnon from san Francisco. proba
bly, 10 return with eeal from Tacoma
Also shif Yosemite from San Fran
clsco 80 loaI coal a. same port. Also
bars Saranze from san Francisco tc
ioao lumber for Yalparai-o. Also Nor
wezian bark PaSsepartoat for San Die.
90 10 load lumber Tor Melbourne.
PoEr TOWNSEND. iuly Si.-Arrived-
HaTkS Iris and Gloria.
Poxr BLAEEIEy Iuiy 81 Arrived
BsTkentsue 81 iucie.
Tar sosE. July 81 Bark and barker
the passing ia 81 noon: steanss hip
Wellington 81 - p. m. cloudy /;
fresh ee'teTiY Wind at 5 y m.
sAs FEsS 5scp, July 81 Arrived
Ste tineT Celanb is. Portland; steamer
Aexieo, Victoria. Cleared Bark w.
basnia. Port ToRnsend. Denartess-
Bark Charles y. Kennedy. Seattle
hsrsenine RoherE Sudden, Por.
JQsxr semi
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Incipieni Tiaze at Port Townsend.

PoHr TOWNSEND. July 3l.-A slight
fire started Ia the millinery store OF
Mr.. Gragin yesterday afternoon. orig
mating 10 a wood hox In the rear
Of the building The samage was
slight Had It gained Roadway a
serious conllagration might have fol-
lowed. as the wind was blowing direct
II from it on the business portion Of
town
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WALLk WALbA, July St.-An at
tempt was made last night 90 burn the
Chinese quarter. Fire WAS started
evidently prepared, in a refuse shed in
an alley OF Chinatown. hut the blaze
was cxtingaished before the firemen
arrived
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MONEY AND MARKETS.


NEW YORK, July 3l-A strong tone
in the stock market was apparent a,
the opening and was prominent all the
way out, with but sli Int interruptions
and almost the entire active list i
materially higher this evening. Union
Pacific advanced steadily on large
business on the news from Wa hington
that the senate had received favora-
be report from the committee on the
Cultivate bill
Governments were dull and steady.
EXCHANGE AND STOCKS.
NEW YORK, July Money on call
i@ii4. Prime paper, 4M61S. Ex-
change weak: sis5 for 60-day bills,
Si.ST for demand.
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ms frN \ = rairhfF aaa .A1'9 n-sxali
fl4i1ss ess she hssf asa ssess ae-essi-
he ussuTza AHrser nrs tsus~t = und ~
ste n Rses7 aissaier - =. : ursru
n say { - n = E-s = 30 ser 4 sasus
= hse sc IL azS Vii ba scszt wi asgws.
tyai
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Az sNn MANS rNn.


sfaEASR FALiR July 81 The body
Of james McGraw. aged 8, variety
actor. va ionnd IL the river six miles
west Of the city this evening lie dis
appeared week ago while on q pro.
traeted drank Ii was elsar ease OF
.utfslffs
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srocEs.
American Express 100, Canadian Pa
citic SIX. Canada Southern 52;S. Cen
tral Pacific 374 Burlington ll2s. Della
ware 4 Lackawauua 35l8, Denver &
Rio Grande 10, Erie q, Lake Shore
|93k, Louisville & Nashville 6l.5,
Michigan Central S2A. Missouri Pa
ciic f9}s, Kansas & Texas Is, New
York Central 1857, Northern Pacific
25,f, preferred 525s, Northwestern
ii3 oregon Improvement 6l1<, Navi-
cation 9i4. Transcoutinentd 25sS
Pacific Mali. 35s4 Reading 6is<, Rock
Island iCsl<, 81. Paul 1917, Texas
Pacific q, Union Pacific 6i3, United
states Express Il, Fargo 1877, Western
Union SOS
NEW YoRs Markets.
Nav YoRx, July 3i.-Hops Steady.
sugar Nominal; refined easier.
Copper-Lake. Si6 -.
Leaf Domestic, SLfa.
Tin-straits. SO 10.
Coffee Spot fair Rio. nominal at
ite. Option lower; sales II ,0oo bag
August, SO e0ai0Go
Petroleum closed strong at s0Jsc.
Bar silver, 9iske.
CHtcAso MARKETS.
CHICAGO, July 81. - Wheat-Weak
and lower; cal and August, 81;
September, SsS.ce.
Corn Steady; cash 45ssc; August,
~ SIC; September, S5ise
oats-steady: cash, 2ss4o; August.
&c; September, 235se
BARLEY Nothing doing.
Pork Easy; cash and August, si4.
52ss September. sli-65.
Lard Easy; cash. August, and Sep
tesnber, Ss97is.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. july Cattle eceipis
seo; heeves. <6@6.25; Steer, 81 500
as; stockers and feeaers. s.. 500 ) 80:
Texas cattle, st.15taS -.
Hogs-Recsipt 800; opc Ell steady.
closing 5 10 Ice lower; mixed. SIS fE5al
$ Is; heavy, s. zoa6.95; light. 50. 2oe1
G75
sheep Receipts $500, steady ma
tives s. 51s 80: Western. shurn. $3.50
al; Texans, shorn. sS&390
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
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