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Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12

Liverpool, Feb. 11.-Wheat-Quiet and
steady; demand poor: holders offer moder-
ately.
Corn-Quiet and steady; supply good.
st. Louis. Feb. 1l.-Wheat Higher;
cash, soc; May, SEC. - -@t. .H'
Corn.shade higher; cash, 459l@4ec;
May, 474@47ssc.
Oats--Firmer; cash, e9S4c; May, $3.50
29Mc.
Pork-Dull at $500.
Lard Dull at $40.
Whisky-S109.
Butter-Dull; creamery, 25@3oc; dairy,
22025c.
milwaukee,, Feb. -Wheat-Steady;
cash, 76c; March. 759c; May, 7919c.
Corn-Weak; No. 3, Acc.
Oats-Dull; No. 2 white, 32c.
Rye--Firm; No. l, Gle.
Barley-Steady; No. 2, 15l4c.
Provisions-Quiet; pork, February, sl4.00
0el4.25
Cincinnati. Feb. IL Wheat Quiet;
No 3 red, SIC.
Corn-Steady; No. 2 mixed, 5sc
Oats-Steady; No. 2 mixed, 331&c.
Rye-Dull and lower; No. 2, Csc.
Provisions--Pork, easy ut $l4.75; lard,
quiet ut $3.50.
Whisky Steady at s1.O9.
New Orleans, Feb. II. - Corn - Dull,
weak and lower; white, 6O(96lc; mixed, 6l@
&c; yellow, 89c.
Oats-Easier; No. 2, 3911C04Oc.
Corn Meal-Steady at $3.50.
Hog Products-Dull; pork, 1890; lard,
s725.
Bulk Meats - Shoulders, 1920; long
clear and clear rib. s7.S711,
Kansas City, Feb. 11.-Wheat-Steady; :;
| No. 2 soft, soc asked.
Corn.Steady; No: 2, cash, 43c bid; March,
4sac bid; 4412c asked; May. 45ssc bid,
| Oass-No Z, May, 3o2lc bid, 3lGc asked.
Closing-In store: No. hard, cash, 761ac |;
March, 77c; May, 7s1sc: No. / northern, cash,
1880; March, 7514c; May, 775sc; No. 2 north
ern, cash, 173kci March, 7s!&c; May, 76c.
76c; No. northern, 74(075c.
| Flour-Unchanged; patents, in sacks to
ship, "a. 1904. 25; bakers, $3. .2O(G3.45.
| New York, Feb. 11.-Wheat-Receipts
none; exports, So, 500; options made gain
of 4(gssc and closed firm after few feeble
ungraded red, S914@9lc;. No. 1 red, nomi-
| nal at 9l3lc; No 2 red, S91Sc in ele.
vator, s92ia9Oc +. o. b., 80 5-l6@e9O5sc aiioat,
March closing at S99sc.
market a trife better but quiet, closing firm
ungraded 6o@6Ol4c; No. 3, 5sc; No. 2, 5s15
@5s94c in elevator, 6O94@62c ahoat, March
closing at 59lac.
market higher; mixed western, s7@4ic;
white western, 41@47c.
Coffee-Spot, fair; Rio, quiet at $1,000;
| options III points higher, but closed weak
| with advance lost; sales. 90, 100 bags; Feb
ruary, $l3, l0@l3.25; March, $l2. .55@12 65
April, sl2.35@ 1858; May, sl225Qel2SO; June,
| Sll. .50(a1l.65
Petroleum-Firmer; united, S92lc.
Eggs-Firm and in fair demand; western
26(12615c.
Pork-Steady and unchanged; mess
pork was quoted at sl50O@l550 for one
year old.
i Lard--Steady and quiet; western steam
spot, was quoted at $500
Butter-Quiet and steady; western, Il
G132c.
Cheese-In light demand; western, 1l4@
| l2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12
YESTERDAYS QUOTATIONS.

MoNEY-On call, ruled easy at 2 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 507 per
cent.
STERLING EXcnANGE-Dul1 but steady at
$4.S4 for 90 day bills, SASSY for demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12

quoted sold at M.109A45; second grade, $3 70
(df10; cows, f2.35d300.
On Thursday the receipts were light and the
quality Of the stock offered somewhat inferior
TO those Of the two days previous. There were
no prime heavy steers offered. Second
grades brought 43 S5td4. 10; common, g. 25Ccl
500; cows, e. 2.00Cd3.15
Fridays market was little better. Choice
1900 pounds) at s375Ca415. The offerings Of
butchers stock were not as good as before
and prices ranged at si.5oa3lO, according to
quality.
The receipts Of hogs have been LIBERAL and
show an increase of 5,779 over the corre-
spending week in 1887 Prices, too, have
been better and extra choice heavy hogs
brought as high rs $3.50 on Wednesday. The
present state OF the market on all grades Is
about Is cents lower than on that uate, with
very active demand to-day, local packers
being heavy purchasers.
The sheep market is quiet. There is only
limited demand at present, and the receipts
are sufficient to fill all orders. II was thought
that when Swift opened his house here that
the market on sheep would speedily improve,
but not getting enough to keep
the house running at its full capac-
ity, the firm closed down entirely. 1t
would have been far better to have reduced
the force of men employed and took what
sheep came to market for time, as the con-
diton Of affairs would have changed when a
demand was created. At it is large numbers
Ol Sneep WHICH WOulu DC SOlu mere are
shipped to Chicago. So with the cattle mar
ket, once it is known that steady demand
for good cattle exists, they are bound to
come, but simply because the receipts are
heavy one day and light the next should not
| be used as q pretext for closing entirely.
Better run at disadvantage for a time with
"a certainty Of better days to come.
Cattle.
The receipts of cattle to-day were light and
| there were hardly enough sold to call it a
| market. The local demand was very light
| and shippers were about the only buyers
Nearly everything desirable was taken at
| prices about 10 cents lower although some
statesmen contend that considering the quail
| ity here the market was about steady
Hogs.
The receipts were liberal for Saturday and
| the average quality of the offerings very
| good. The market was about five cents
| lower at the close than on yesterday. All
the Offering were taken early, the local pack
ers purchasing freely.
Sheep.
The receipts Of sheep were 304 head,
but there was practically nothing doing on
| the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12
Notice of ofIncorporation.

Notice OF Incorporation.
TTNO Whom IL May Concern: Notice Is hereby
l. given that THE Bee building Company"
has fled In the Office of the county clerk Of
Douglas county, Nebraska, articles OF incorpor-
alton. The principal place of transacting its
business Is at Omaha, In Douglas county and
state OF Nebraska
The general nature of its business is 10
acquire, own. hold. lease, mortgage, sell and
convey real estate erect buildings and improve
ments upon the same, for renting such real
estate, &c.
The amount of capital stock authorized Is
100000, ten per cent of which to be paid at ths
time Of subscribing for the same, and the
mainder required by the board of directors.
The corporation commenced January 10Th, A.
d. 1888, and will terminate the 18th day OF jan
uary, A. d. 1898.
The highest amount OF Indebtedness or liabil-
ity TO which the corporation shall At any time
subject itself Is two-thirds OF the capital stock
issued.
The business affairs OF the corporation are To
be conducted by u board of directors of i've
members who shall select from their number
president. secretary and treasurer.
EDWARD ROsEWArnh
MAX MEYER,
Gao. Il. TzsCHUCE,
BnuhO TzkCnuCH,
49,. HknKY 4. hAsKnlxs
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12
Dockage and Commission.

Public inspectors dock pregnant sows 40
pounds, stays 50 pounds each.
Dead hogs. 100 pounds and over, $1,000
200 per cwt, less than 100 los, Of no value.
Yardages, Cattle, 25c; hogs, Sc; sheep, &c
per head. Feed: Corn, 81. 90 per blu. timothy
hay, $50; prairie hay, $50 per ton.
Commissions: Cattle, soc per head; calves
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12
Cattle.
Hogs.

The receipts were liberal for Saturday and
the average quality of the offerings very
good. The market was about five cents
lower at the close than on yesterday. All
the Offering were taken early, the local pack
ers purchasing freely.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12
Sheen.
Omcial Receipts.

The receipts Of sheep were 3O4 head,
but there was practically nothing doing on
the mnrlxpt
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago, Feb. 11.-F'ollowing are the $3.50
closing prices:
Flour Quiet, steady and unchanged; !;
winter wheat bbls, $3.50(G5.50; sacks, a.. 500
3.15; wheat, bbls, S35004.5O; sacks, &. 700o
4.25; spring, 81. .75@390; rye flour, &. S5(93 10
per bbl; buckwheat -four, s5.00(l6.75 per bbl.
Wheat-Quiet- and dull; opened u shade
better than yesterdays close, and closed &c
better; cash, IS 5-l6c; March, IS 9-16c; May,
81 9-l6c.
Corn-Moderately active: prices showing
but narrow fluctuations; opened firmer than
closing yesterday; fiuctuated within i4c range
and closed &c higher; cash 4694c; March,
Az l3-l6c; May, 51ssc.
Oats-Steady, within Yesterdays range,
closing 4@14c better; May, 81 2l-l6.
Rye-Quiet at 6Oc.
Barley-17c.
Prime Timothy-$2 46@2.47.
Flax-seed.-Sl.45.
Whisky-S1.15.
Pork-Moderately active and steady; cash,
s14.10; May, sl4.35.
Lard-Steady; fluctuations being within
narrow limits; cash, S7.65; March, $7.65 May,
$3.50.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders s6.OOa6 15 /;
short clear, SSOO01S. .C5; short ribs N.42L
Butter-Quiet; creamery, 22@30c; dairy,
22(026c.
Cheese-Steady; full cream cheddars, 1O4
@ll4c; flats, 11@l1}ac; young Americas, IL
@l2l9c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, 24(026c
Hides-Unchanged; green hides SIC; green
frozen, &c; heavy green salted, 61a; light
green salted go; salted bull, SIZE; green
bull 4l4c; green salted calf, &c; dry flint
and dry calf, l29l3c: branded, Is per cent
off: deacons. SOC each; dry sslted, 10c.
Tallow - Unchanged; No. l, country, 4@
414c, No. 2, 81; cake. 44c per lb.
RpcalntS ShipmantQ
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12

and yearlings, ei0 per car Hogs and sheep:
Single decks, S5 public inspection on hogs,
i5c per car. All sales unless otherwise
stated per 100 lbs live weight.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12

Range of Prices.
Showing the extreme highest and lowest
rates paid for leading grades Of hogs on dates
mentioned:
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-12

OF our own importation, in new and
elegant patterns. We have some spec
tally good bargains at sc, 10c, 15c, 2Oc and
25c. After seeing the prices and exam
ing the quality of these goods, you can't
resist them.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14
OUT
LOTS.

LOTS.
Owner Lot Acr Amt
E j Kimball
ct al II 1857 Isl
Nv II r ey-
nolds ct al % $50 Al
E j kimbau
ct al q s.15 157
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.

sE2rrLx. Avg. =.
The PcST-fsExEEss news cer
respondent Al Pzyel1uP writes as follows
f,sriny the past week sAgrs has hesn ;
isFeir demand fer huFs. a. prices raBgzns
frnaz &c % Ee sezerzl growers haEa
Sold pars % taeir crop 81 t5ese prSeRs- To
aay Ise Is freely efssrsd- A. G. csmptsen
W. G. Gsea=. E. Neeker & 60. sRa F1RcE,
are buyisg to-day. Ramsey has gone Il
ReessgbarSh. wix
CEIPfs.-fSnrin the past a hours mer
ehandise ard produce have been received
in seattle a. follows Per Psget ssard
shore rosd. Is ears. faesn1inx / car stock,
I ear axricuifu Il implements and I es'
immigrant effects. per Columbia A Pagel
sound Rad. a to1s. per seattle. Lake shore
4 Eastern road. r. TONS skA<lt Chtc3-
tom: Idaho. = tons. Hassaio. tons. 8iYfn-
plan, ton; Alaskan. / ton: Hayward.
ton MunroS- III tors Clara Brown. I ton,
Anderson, toslx. Fieefs God. ton.s Mer-
win. tons. Fanny Lake % tons.
cascade ] ton. Among the receipts
Esighf be mentioned ID head OF
cAfrle. % bead horses. eows, Is boxes
ontter, % eases cheese. ~ sacks rolled
sacks vegetables, boxes apples ~ boxes
frat, ia hsgs. ear ice, - bzsdlss hides.
deers, ease fish and 20 fans hay.
FREIGHT sHIPd ES TS-Dunng the past
"a h0urs freight has been shipped from
seattle as follows. Per Puget Sound shore
road 8 tans. coinnbia & Puget sound road
% IONS seattle, Lake shore & Eastern "a
tons, Anc0n 3 tons, Emma Hayward 81
tons. Augusta toes. Erickson 3 tons, Mich
iSan tons. Hass&ln tons, UiymplAn / ton,
IDAHO ~ tons. Skasii Chief = tOas, Fleet
wood 3 tons, Esa8gei Il toms. Edith s. !
tous. Washington II tons. Cas- 9de Is tons,
Glide tors. Clara Brown / ton, and Nun
n frs.4a
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coUPEvILIE.
A Painfai Acctdeni--rhe Island Har
sest-PsFsonaI Notes.

C8gPEyLLz, Aug. 2t-MF John W Gil
lesPls met with a very painful accident 10
day. sfTaiIing hts right foot very ha1iY
while getting OF his traction eB1lne HIS
foot turned under, possibly par ing the
ankle e0les. He l. doing well, bot vii
be laid up tot a long time.
Thfeshiag has started IN good shape. NJ.
John ". Gillespie with n new separator
aud traction engine and Messrs Terry.
Ensle ami Jenne with their last years
machinery. A few weeks % g1aI Weather
VIII rioss Hp The thYsshing on the Island.
Toe yield Is fsf above the average. The sea
son being favorable for erOTs 81 all kiads.
The Steamer Nellie came over - Coupe
Vile to-day for ezcursi0aisfs - the riraus
~ Uisa'ady. quite iargs number from this
place tsos advantage 81 the trip
Mr. J. ~. Sfetsoa and daughter Of Port
Townsend, are visiting Al ). Is. Libby's
Mrs, Nelson. Of Helfingham, is stopping
With Dr. sad Ars J. c. Kellogg
Mrs Annie Robertson returned to-day on
the steamer Idaho from long visit TO En-
gene CITY, or. She tells your correspond
ent that the Puget sound air Is delightful
20 one who has been used 10 the satry air
Of Oregon aud that she appreciates Il very
much
Prosecuting Attorney Calhoun aud Ii. !.
Tibhals. Jf., Of Port Townsend. we're In
town Thursday.
Hon c. 7. rerrY, who Recently cut his
foc, so badly. IS nov able % b. around on
eFufehes.
Miss Ada Blowers. daughter OF A. y.
Blowers. has been quite sick during the
past week With bilious fever sac is now
mucii better.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-28
TERRIToRI..I POLITICS.
Re5ablieaa Primaries in What
com County.
Thar.tsn County Prszihitionists--
H.fsnd Comfy Bemoerats-
skamanfa Ticket

wHAT1oE. Aax g-s-sfx hundred votes
were r,ezie1 IN WbAtecEa ecanty ixst ~Gfsir-
d<y snder the crzwssrd &C primary system
ssea 10 nominate Republicans fs- Fsriosss
Offices. The csung feday. covering al bat
swe ssneIi vreeinets. shows The following
etsotre fsr delegates 10 The territorial ess1-
ve~gion. Edward Esarstge. W r. &Cal-
sray. T. G. Stekila, fohn EEx1s aud J. w.
DER. elected snre. and tie exists between
Fldwcod. Sister aad EsIlUy fer the sixth
place on the deiesasian The six delegates
arr divided between Dznh2r, Alien and
Hrnes n q candidate
The eernfy tisket nominated la For
auditor, Hugh Eia.tdgr: sheriff, George
Curtis, treasurer, W I. Coupe probate
Judge, ". II. Harris. superintendent Of
SCHOOLS, Prof sevfll; surveyor. George J1t-
soa assessSr. A. ". Custer. coroner, DR..
chesaui. al we're nominated By good
fasloritles.
The xofe IN Hhateom was against con
fluaing the Crawford primary plan. Esti-
mates bssed on the vote east e. the
primaries saow that whetcosa coHnty win
pgeAsissy east 900 votes tbis fat. cs double
that Of fwo years ago. The Democratic
slekes nanfnEfed saturday Il considered
weak, and the Republicans feel sure Of
4iefJfr
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Not an Esnpty House ia Town NJ ueis
building and business stir.

Ps.YkLLrr, Aug. IA Project i on foot
% husld abeft - houses for reat. One viii
De bnilf as model, 10 ascertain actual
cost. III continued demand for houses
calls for some movement IN This direction
There is not an empty building Of aay de-
FrgipstQn ip fown, This sraTcftv 81 houses
Is not d;ie alone O. hop=rle king time a.
The demand t. us'slde ~ that
Jehh Hariie has constructed a framNav
rauping back iuia iae timber ane aud one.
haif miles. 40 present they ran run iuf1
the boom firm eieht 10 tea thnnsanf feet
~ loss per day. Tni- tram az rHu run "a
fifteen thansaifd feet pee tiar whom Ia per
fect working order. The only power nsaf
~ tw7 small s1pouai mules - hs1i ba K
cHsptv cars.
Haale's yaFt AZ The MIL Is cleaned an
orders ahead tssier than hs can 49, The
y z X & : order 81 lal, 600 feet ~ clear q p
4 nearly hl'sd. This Is fnr uyo iu The ear
shop - Tacoma, IL addition 20 ihe hrisk
ioesl Demand for tanb he sends one az
/ twa carloads Of lumber east Of III moGa
s.0o) hoase. sthy u. twn ,rlas higa.
has bech Commenced on lots aui s.
tlHek r.
rhe .rnsnllap laan1rv ehAnecd hands IN
dar Jesse Fefny reiifiug sad Hoppe &
Az % Minneapolis succeeding htrt
H1rn-fo tire wife Of JoAn r Msrc, q
daughter
A. y Slater, woskfat GA tho sAainan
c'esTlag cut derp Rsss Ia his ieit fs1i
" 81 81 AXIS, nf Frank firsssed the ysuaH
aud n alter Is doing well
nr z Frank i eneniUE m Office o9p.l-
site the fgyailup. Ia addition o. hts ofseo
near his rfaiaence
" ,. CLARK Is ganaiHg the fam0s-eg dur
Ing Use abssurr % } " Rsd,iiHrt3n.
faste can b. seen Al the ollrp ~
AcckeF & 60 a haaeh 81 rge eight feet
luGE, teu huHrtips ~ oa's heads n inches
long. plump ana well hilud. aai n inh
frora 2 pear trre, rn W1ira - ~ a siEei
= ans arg growing In a susee of ~ inch .s
a IT t1is val q g-uafh. except iheuats.
which are fFah Cow HE
4 eravel ifain sud - msr are az present
LAYING s.dvifark hees. uHder thr ssptriH-
ten ie,tco ef fata Msnahcn Evervfsiae
hcirig deue g. fsriiifatc The han4Hpr "a
hogs snti other freight 81 the dCFst durlaE
t3e c0aiing rEsA 81 September aad uc-
sulfsf
Nc Elaer. Of MaFehcad, Nluu.. hiss reat-
81 the hensc a. present uccHpie1 hs T. =
Hubbard, aud viii bring his family hers
50 reside
Ne r $ nshbaug's nca residence IS
completed, au ho aia mete laf3 it about
senlUmjrfl
Zee lalses Of thr Nicholas church have
~ sl3ug cscrY FaursiAf aHecUaaa
J. " keFkmaa IL 1aeawa has bought
tWo ~ iysgfs tn Miller. Riverside nddi
una At 500 Per acrr b. VIII baii al
opsr, ~ ttert g. ugf vacant house q Pc
Est. NJ y Fsm&n was sirfsg saA t. fnd
NaiF gfNe0 farana 1nsn in fhe real estate
1slec hFfes booking ua fHs alun property.
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ttiautzuaua Leach y. ~OluI rs.
Use Good rsmplars 81 Washington Ter
ni0rv hcia their annual Gra I'D Ledge seg
SION st Spokane Falls, August I'D g. 18Th
Losla.s 81 ihe territory were fairy VOL rep
rp-epicd aud ihe session Was uu cuthus.as
Iic Hai interesting enc. Twenty Eevea
hodges were reported ia good standing with
a membership 70 over a ihausand Ths
repust Of thc gfauA treasurer showed a
small ha'aucc ia lho treasury
Considerable important bHs3GeS, was
irau.scisd snd arrangements laade 81
make auu4 trMpias Wsfk s5tll mere riiug
1--we. e. e., q. JaEas hIshctl 81 faepwa
1888 bc ffsste3 as Organiser auHus the
ta.i snd aWtsf uoutbs,
fhc fvTmatiaa st 81 Worthy Grand ledge
% Nprh Asatrta vHs reca mEiVudicd. a
Donation uf So was made Ga ihE Daod
TtNg srs OF Vast Virginia. 20 as 81 thtta
tu t1c-F ce,i-ts fu teeurE = gfuEtNtHry Cun-
stitssfi1nni agieua meut
lmpeusut ds laws wen, alof ,ta n8d sub
saitesi n tar T. " ts. Lodze. Kac ueilal
suie ne 4eaHks we've Rendered. that M gs.ct
lae sac y. p fhunrf fUras haa SONS
hI.gs tttaev ea- ase,i itr ine ss-aui stss
inr HiIa iaefs words W place 0H deesiry
sag -Cti So s-arflaI in EHC 1Gfolfg-sihls
iss.ftuu tttss IS asFa ta&eD bs iae oitcaf'
aus iaet,ttr q iar 3 tApra be- ihs
IBe 90 hcs -. eala;ne tslssusSic 81
foa HaG suslua fr,tgs1si- ,.st Nasitsu 8 AMI
iar lar usv uG fag tEl.aa issl.C aaa Usss8a
flmY sEH ig GENE st. fasf utta aafsy ~
Fatul. Gf@A' s5@ Was ssH.csi aEf Sc eucs
su.i sf.aas-- useass u1aiie - }a4 zee mattei
T. fs5e fHe t0rntas-s 0t t,st n~5er- Zen eas.
tsg faivgGacle b neg ready by August 1th
l-si. tne ussJ session. sil D. hesa a. Ia
cora
AEsemar.sl an the deAih CTR Nc. G.. r
, b. tlaca. wh5cs oecarr1 stucc last ses
s4tn. uas sarpttzi.
fse tfiifutag rcsai uisaHs were adopted
tf tFss we fssrugHraeui t5,sot
Fgepla-s 90 $40 ia tae iasmat-1g Il ISIS
aaJ NF4tg Acsss.ss fsf taa rgseec utica "a
vie. sffs ot lass rtaessE ta To- "A 1f iu
tstxitsss-s. fas Hrss crasffsH Ct ;ls cstsstn
pIgegsaltea sad sNaahaE
WaeEEts Fnc 4urssa.u g ,eaa uFrkucs
has FasEeu fsom ~ taiaacF % maturity
NHEsEhs. i'y reason IT Ire EroWil sut
sgfrVss at fhe tcra isrsncr r1afy laeaf. uta
ssaiasats EuG res alusfiaas have ts-
. e-sae rcces=ary- thvssta-g. e. Is
h71. ia; ;ais t'fsal lasise c9aal1s-a'f
tar sauaH t tcu fs-cs people 5a esia
taei tp ri * alsslsi. f,sfgas D party seton
Hsa fea- .il7ati, s;zsa al4 ua5iguNt
~ 4fst Ne hEicEc "a io ~ shs
ga'F cs a. 0ssaa 4s@F So g. sgFfao-i g..
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w. '.sll.s 50 n4r r'etiefes. e. s sacrne
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THE. TERRITORY.
Trains and Mining at Ros-
lyn Suspended.
4 sesupsrsIrs marrow Essave ~ r.
pArsa- pierce csast7 Ass~ssnens
--The West Coast ssa the rsst-
saek-Neus frssn Port Tsvu.sss,
Black Diamond. ruy sIiap. snshe.
walsh ssd cespe~siIe.

XLfxNssusss, A1g. E.-~The raisross
rsmpsay have dIpcoatInred al trasns %
lho Cje- Elpm brxnch 70 EasIyr. ans also
SHIT down the mines. cisimiDg thst trala'
aud trssnfnen are In danger ifohs shs
mfners ON scc1uni If their guards feiSg
under arrest
They say they viii na< rHn ifsiEa anti
che sheriff projects then from the miner
me comasny say they viii bod Kstsiia'
ooupfy responsible foe any dasnse 70 theti
propeag II the fnlnes
YESTERDAY IN quarrel at Gle. Elun 4
s-fiRhorzs. gambler shot a. s1e of she
miners from RosIyn. The mlser asspped
down aud the shot went over his head sisd
struck a bystsndertn the arm-
The tramp who was shof saturday -
Conductor Mansfield win probably re
cover. Mansfield had hearing and was
exsperafsd b. all the paspeagers making
ssroux affidayits ia his favor
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LIveerooL 80 -.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. .7.--Wheat--Quiet. de
mand fallen cd; holders oGeF moderately
California Ne, /. ssia,s ia; rcd western
sprlug, - 7Ga7s Sd. red western winter
Is 7ide7S o.
Corn-s,eady; demand fair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-28
BLACK DIAMOND.
Everybody Busy, sBf- Of Coarse.
H4ppy-sews ofG-nsrai fnserest-

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BLACK Dfaxoss, Aag. Zs--Eyerysh iGs
10 running rmeothfy, ~ szuai. shafts -
II and are ruaaiEx AZ their faile<f eeEAc
ny. EseFsoae Is busy, esd. @f eoafse
Sehs.ol epenea 60 Monday msrDinE with
an euroIinseBs Of ~ pnyiis- Nith more =
epuae II the presszt prVspeflts Continue.
naore school room viii he ases3ed shortly.
Annmter OF our Toys vent 70 KeutOn
Friday sad some 81 them carried OF mos;
n the rsrfzs-s II ruauisE Wnea Il comes
t. rnnning and playing heI TIE Black
Diamond boys s.h&Fe no ales on them
An assistant Democrat lerfare5 hers
Wednesday night nu1ef the gsiise OF Pss-
hiEaiies1. 20 few mea AMI some school
chiidfec
Mrs. u A. TarHAnil Of Ssn Ffancfsro u
visiting A. Turubal3s family % fhis place.
Mrs a iIndsIey 81 seattle has bceu yissi'
fisg her tsreufs. Hf. ard Ma Z. :. Buz-
neil, The psst two weeks
Miss Craze Moore, who Il rSx IA Cali
fOfRia VIII attend school - the facine
College this yeaf.
". y. Williams and Al Daneaif re.
turned this week from few weeks visi;
% California.
GfIfith Davies 81 Seattle was in town the
srxs II the week Sn business
a tear waz killed. pear toxa last sunday
and cougar has brru seen quite near
Town recently,
y5hn woodln u Green River WAS IN
town 1aesagg. on his way from Seattle
A hogse belonging 20 Mr.. Marsh burned
Saturday morning, destroying everything
except iwB franks.
A. ". brooks ~ seattle came mp Friday
evening op buslaess connected with bis
stuga here