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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
The Kentucky Race War.

LEXINGTON, August ga report
has reached here that Harry Farrell
and. two other men whose names are
unknown, who were arrested charged
with the murder of John A. Rose,
leader of the Rose faction in
the Powell county race war, has
made full confession of the
crime. The information is very
meagre but report says there is excite
ment in the mountains, which is pre-
sumed to mean that the confession
duplicates in the crime some men,
bers of the Hall faction, which has all
along been charged with the killing.
If the surmise is true, war in that
region is likely to break out any mo-
ment
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
State News Condensed.

Grading OH the s. A. p. is going Oh
between Luling and Lockhart.
The market house at Laredo is to be.
insured for sol 900 for three years.
Rhome farmers are buoyant over
the SPLENDID cotton prospects.
Chico is working far high school.
Kaufman is booming.
Eastern capitalists want to build
$3.50, 900 cotton mill at Fort Worth.
A butcher shop in East Dallas was
burglarised of $50.
Schulenberg and LAGRANGE have
received their first bale.
A 16-year-old boy at Giddings is
killed by his horse falling on him.
The San Marcos chautauqua closed
its sessions for the season July 81.
A little Mexican boy at Laredo who
was bitten by rattlesnake had to
have his leg amputated.
j. s. Dodson of Montague is con-
victed of infanticide and gets impris-
onment for life.
Thieves entered grocery store at.
DenisOn and laid in good supply of
provisions.
Conductor Woodland who had his
neck broken at Denison, is getting on
nicely.
Six more barges have arrived at the
furnace grounds at Jefferson loaded
with sandstone for the foundation.
Three prisoners at Beaumont sawed
their way out of their iron cage and
escaped.
The tallest stalk of crop of john
nine feet four inches.
Baseball: Fort Worth q, Galveston,
5; Waco s, Austin 0; Dallas 10, Hous-
ton 3.
A colored boy sitting in a doorway
at Honey GROVE was killed by light.
ming.
In the case of w. y. Jackson, for
killing fellow soldier during the war,
at Bolton, verdict of not guilty is re-
turned.
Leroy Beck, one of Goldthwaite's
best citizens, while returning home
on horseback with his 7-year old
daughter behind him, was shot by an
unknown party and killed.
An anonymous letter to the Llano
negro committee" warning them to
desist from trying to discover the par
ties in the recent dynamite plot there
caused great excitement.
King, a white man and two negro
girls are arrested for the murder of a
colored man in 81 house of ill-repute in
Gatesville.
Night Yardmaster Kavanaugh was
switching at Valentine, when chain
broke and struck him in the chest,
from the effects of which he died.
One of the Del Rio horse thieves
who had been keeping shady, slipped
into town to see how the land lay and
was promptly nabbed by the sheriff.
A posse went after the rest of them
but they got away.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Tie Them,

On crowded street like West
Houston street near the turn-table,
the police should see that no horses
be left unhitched or standing alone.
A lady with a wild broncho in her
buggy shafts and child in the
buggy, lett the affair standing in
front of the street car office the other
day, and n gentleman had to watch
the horse to keep 10 from running
away. Although the lady did not
know &c, or did not seem 10 know or
care If her child was in danger,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Locked Up For Grub.


st. Louis papers contain accounts of
the unfortunate experiences of Misses
Earle and Annie Wall, who will be
rememb ered as residents of this city
some two months since. The young
ladies in question were boarding at
Mesdames Wyley & Wyant 2016 Olive
street st. Louis, and failing to put up
the requisite funds their landladies
notified them to quit when bills were
some $40 in arrears. The quitting was
not done to order, and the young
ladies were locked in their rooms,
without clothing other than wrappers,
and denied food. The room was rent
ed to other parties and when the girls
demurred at being removed they
claim they were set upon by the wo-
men Wyley d Wyant and severely
beaten. A friend of the girls who
called later in the evening was re
fused admittance, but the girls hear
ing his voice called out to him to come
to their relief. The friend interested
Attorney Goode, who laid the matter
before Police Chief Huebler, after hav-
i8g been himself denied admittauce
to the house and the door shut in his
face. Chief Huebler sent an officer
and secured the girls release and the
women were held to appear before the
court of correction. The girls are de-
cidedly pretty and when IN this city
gave their ages as 16 and Is respec-
lively.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Call for school Trustees.

County superintendent of schools,
Stanfield, has issued a call to the
trustees of the BeXar county schools,
to meet at 10 a. m. August 22d in this
city to arrange for the re-districting
of the school districts, along the lines
of the county survey. He says that
this is rendered imperative in prop
erly voting local school taxes as the
present boundaries have no reference
to survey lines.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Arkansas Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August s.
The President has appointed the fol-
lowing postmasters VIM. Nisbett,
Jones borough, Ark, vice J. w.
Owens, removed; James Crussell,
Camden, Ark, vice VIM. T. Averao,
removed; James X. Barnes, Fort
Smith, Ark, vice w. J. Fleming, re-
signed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
The Usual Mistake.

BELGRADE, August 3.-The report
that the government had ordered all
three of the military classes of Servla
to muster Monday next, is incorrect.
1t is the intention of the government
to propose the adoption of new mill
tia system in October.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
SwindIed Norwegian Banks.

CHICAGO, August al. H. Johnson
left here for Norway last night; he is
charged with forgery of notes for 49,
600 crowns on the Norwegian banks.
Detectives guard the prisoner with
Jealous care. Six months ago he came
to this country and was traced to Ne
braska and then to Chicago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Review Postponed.

LONDON, August S.-Emperor VIII
liam, of Germany, was to have re-
viewed the British fleet in Spithead
to-day, but the review has been post
poned until Monday, on account of a
heavy storm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs,
when in need of a laxative and if the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow its
use, so that it is the best family rem
edy known and every family should
have bottle. (S)-4-19-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, D. G. Aug. 3.-Fore-
casts for easter Texas, fair, station
airy temperature, southeasterly winds.
For Arkansas fair, except showers in
the western por tiCn, slight fall in
temperature, variable winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
The Browns Want Figures.
SAN ANTONIO, August 8, 'S9

Daily LIGHT:
In reply to Manager Huntress' state
ment in this mornings Express have
this to say: We have no patent on our
name "San Antonio Browns" and If a
nine wishes to call themselves S. A.
B. we cannot help it. The record of
the S. A. B. over which L am mana
ger stands exactly as Mr.. Scion Nc
Adoo states, Browns 5 Jokers 4. Let
the Jokers by figures and dates prove
to the contrary if they can.
Jos. w. MCALLIsTER.
Manager s. A. b.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Arrival SafRlX.

The remains of VIM. Seyfer, the
brakeman whe died in San Antonio
July Il, have arrived safely at their
destination, Oregon, Mo. They were
shipped by the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Brakeman. His family had not
heard from him for ten years, and
did not know where he was. They
were very greateful to the b. of r.
r. b.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Real Estate Deals.

VIM. L. Winter and wife to B. G.
Hendrick, lots S, 8 and 10, block 8,
original city lot Is, range 4, district l,
on Marion street, $50 and other con-
sideratiOus.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03

r. G. Dun & Co.'S. weekly trade re-
view says the country is beginning to
feel the stimulus of good crops.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Fresh Carload of BuggIes,

Carriages, spring wagons and phae-
UJus, at reasonable prices. Hicks
horse and carriage depository, West
Nueva street. G-29-l5t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03

Jay Eye See, the famous trotter, is
too lame to be used again this season
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
UP to the Time of Going to Press

John Bull at the Scene.
LONDON, August 3.-The British
gun boat has arrived at Gambia, the
chief city of Crete.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03

Denver mining exchange protests
against free importation OF lead ores
from Mexico and British Columbia,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Strikers Weakening.

PITTsBURG, Pa, August 3.-The
coke strikers are weakening already
and the strike promises to be mild.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
San Antonio Dental Papl0rS
277 west-COmmerce street.
DR.. R. |. MUNROE, PROP'R.

Graduate of Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery.
In order to bring my work before the pub
the following prices:
Full set of teeth, upper or lower on rub
Der $500; gold filings 81 and upwards :;
Amalgam Filings 81; teeth extracted 25c.
Teeth extracted without pain by the new
Anaesthetic process. No charges for exam
nation and advice. Only best material
used and work done at eastern prices. 161y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
PERSONAL.

Captain { l. ninsley Of san Francis, q
u la the cisy.
NJ. ". II isaona 81 New York. is 81 th,
Bellevue hutal.
sheriff JoAa n Ne1raw returned from
olympss yesterday.
NJ Arthur " Nsous aud bride returned
from Victoria Yesterday
Mt john If Mitchell, the Tacoma atft,r
uUy. was az the Russell Yesterday.
Mrs. : AToaSen and son leave for Csli
taruss tonight on the ats Of Fnebia, where
they wtii spend the summer
Aig iahu 4 Wilson. Of spokane Fslis i
tn the ctty sna viii leave tesisy OF toraor
Fes ias a week = stay a. Olympia.
ur T. + Nare. private secretary fas
Colonel HeiSsss. leaves ssss niaath's xasa.
lion staia The balls 10 the yiviaity of Sao-
h1ustsh.
NJ. william J Wallis. manager 81 me
seattle efflee - the Pacific pcessi Tc q
graph Cctnrany, has FvteSnsd srosa at
extended Ntssf ~ <aB -aagtssc
NJ Claude catch ef Lssa 4 Fush',
& lssnk, Ss5sai, Us., seeVte pAnisEi ~ his "a gis
Z Is ia TIE essT. she Eaesg Of his fssArr
I t'rSsAsient 7 Y catch. 81 Sse aaivvrsits
{ Ar } H. wesVrr. ~ Fslrenry il' s. III
F sac sity "a Fsa1e "a A}&ska NJ Nesses
+ says 4 haxs hsss GA tne resss fuxs *
wSrss bNf 4 sssa5s saoTe ltke stt aavx 81
su gVias uP - kissks t0 sea ii I esnr
1 s,Eike ssssst. leex fsy
NJ. and Mrs. Hoasvf 4 k8aE. IL >au
( fg&aGt*fsA = 6n xFe phea~sftfF rcnscrss ,rss'
afsosas thr visitors 20 S<sast3s tsst sssst srer
arr sssss ia She sftg sfst wfsi rrasaln !
( fortnight o. lANgss NJ ktn- j. csnuagfs,i
vita M FaaHsas ksfnK la hss var3au,
enterprises Aeze, AT bsS csAvs ,nteyest,
s',>sy ''s les lotsi ia taeig felatioasats 9,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
BkEy1u1Es.

81 johns Lodge tonight Al University Il
The Great seat ie Gre is on sa'e ~.
street Commissioner Cummings had a
forcc Of men az work yesterday tearing
down the brick walls OF the city hall
The steamer Wilmington leaves Hat.
fields wharf for san Francisco sunday
Jaiy ~. AT $ a. IN. J 4. Hatfield, agent.
Pedestrians crossed yesterday on the
south Third street tfestie over Jackson
street, snd teams viii use the roadway to-
dsy.
Df. Esms.s reports that LelriS stangssr
den, the Norwegian found Thursday suffer.
Ing from smallpox, u resting easily at the
pesthoase,
G. ". Rollins. iT. yesterday brought sui,
Ia The district court against G.. &. pigfeu-
hSush y recover tss1 on u prenissory uete
dated May Il. iss9.
The steamer Fairhayen viii hereafter
land at the y hart Of the seattle Warehouse
Company. foot of University street Instead
OF At Hstticld's wharf, ss formerly.
Robert Chambers was arrested b. Officer
Cave yesterday afternoon for leaving his
| team unniiohed aud ungusrsi.si on SeeoDd
street. He paid a sine OF o. IN Justice NIL.
lef's eoGfL
bank, pahiishsd elsewhere in this issue,
shows q gratifying financial condition.
/ The deposits and cash balance are larger
than before the ara
Charles ] curtis aud Mary Marquette,
| beth Of seattle, were married in Justice
| Rivers eeugf yesterday. License Ia wed
was issuett from the an1ito. = Office for
/ John A. tsu-g. of kisssp county and iAura
I fhorske. uf SEATTLE
| Fac smile copies 81 the PosT- fNrELII.
/ exscEK OF jane .. printed while seattle
vas burning. ars fer sale at the business
/ once of the paper, Fourth and Columbia
streets Five eeuts copy.
free lecture aud exhibition OF Eas;
| India manners sna dress costumes will h..
/ given on sunday evening. in the First VI
/ =, church, hy the Rev. eydsnham smith
assisted ey others ~ local talent. who are
also Ia eS dres sesi in like costumes.
sanitary usfaccr q. &. MeGray YESTERDAY
caused che arrest II Andrew Lett for main
tanning naisauess IN the shape 81 cess
/ I-less CA bis property 80 che corner oi b.
isas ana warren streets laSticp Miller
suspended Judgment, upon Mr. isett prom
ising to ahsla the nuisance immediately.
Frank simpson. aged n years, died yes
terdsy morning at the residence 90 bis pa
rvnis on Harrison street near Poplar ssrcei,
II hrtEhtx disease ~ the kt,lneys and
drupsy. TIE sss a native Of Nova scotia
! The funeral ercHFs today st ~ o'clock
iEvm the family residence The tuiprraent
sil De ia Mount Pleasant semetcrS. Rey.
p " lssy n III aff.Qiasa
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wecefrasy. q. viii senkes - ~ ~.
- w1mnRr 81 tnk4 II - pepc<e4x xaf-
- 80 nna1sy pe<ssstea - nxas IN
IL lss,s~s.s i : essv n tie srsses<s
Hny a JAY. iHe, 81 seefs;s. hesw~en MIST
asda sosnks<ki aed ~. h. Quinn
~Ustne~ng<h- Thss DE- parties 20 bis
aGyeezaxz.t h4rs2 sszkzzeessES ~ Hyszfse IN
d essy of H>xkxseaxs os before ths sth tsy
~ Aaxuss. is.s. easTA weights. h<zs two
s<l1s i Ehrss. tss ssns.eT e ssxs Fss
peS ser1 The mxseA sAsu - for re .
I'D. feysks< o.s sh@ swsr5 CT the fwfeFv@s
4 sostefs 81 fs0p II sssrnsfs<4 VIII tee
Po3T fxfxZxxagxcxz C1ra csz5 = .fsse reSSas1s
DIR q sAe stakes e D. S&rsssssst On ne
aftsrnnvn ~ Aagssas -. ard "a ez~ -
the fyrssss esrSseEss<s- TIE referee DIAL h~
mntaaEsy sxrses arssss, as1 his 3exfsssn
ssass be x1aIs sss9 sc sf.al b. exsuefsss1
fyors al hsane FeS1rs ts1z>szs russs s'z&al
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ssNarsans suaxx1SHL
The Jap. who = veil ss4uraxe1i. signed
hts name ia q Esst, psAaa serfss, ~ TIE
sane fBnse esanmenstax on TIE s9fas~srsss
ysaHsaassRsfD ~ wrestler Isunsan q. Eos.
Taxss -nxfssss-
l3asan kaSes fssr Victoria this nornsa~.
here be wiz - saso training ~ bis cid
Quarserx win tie s.hsetse ri1b. IFS OBJ
seesson 70 wresEseg IN seattle - ovfrg 20
saex Of prosfr Training opportunities tn
ssssS city. He trains hard - running. wax
5nx and ro.fnx
uzfssas clalrsss ssx3vs 70 D. out Of con
sssfso1 bus afways kszge hlEssf IN xs~ss
tgika. He "a zazfsx 20 shake 81 the eesld
thai has f~Dslssss4f hsgzS 20 h0zsZ
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1HE CITY FRONT.

The wsfla waiia Is due here sais even
Ing from san Francisco.
The Ctr ~ Puebia wes the only vessel
Al RE coal bunkers yesterday
The City Of Pust,la took coal yesterday ~
the bankers. She sails for can Francisco
tonight
Work on Mrs Bells = hsrf near the old
barrel factory, North seStsle. is progressing
In good shape.
The George W. Elder leaves for Alaska to-
morrow morning instea. of this morning.
as Advertised.
The Virginia came back froua sidney
Thursday eyeaing with storage rata
ci lumber in tow.
The Delta Isii for Uaion City lest even.
ing with quite q load OF freight and mum
i~.r OF Passengers.
Captain VIII Resd. formerly OF the
Nogul. has taken charge of the iaxe
Washington steamer Laura Maud.
The Premier came IN on time yesterday
morning. She missed her last trip on ac-
count of having 20 90 on the Try dock 81
EsgLtmalt.
The city OF Quincy discharged so sack
OF oats and z75.o0l shingles az Manning
wharf yesterday. Both lots oi freight were
consigned 90 :. Baxter & 80.
The Gypsy Queen returned from the
sksgit river yesterday morning, where she
went few days since with a barge loaded
with thirteen tons OF giant powder.
The Blaejaeke' is at Beilingham bay
where she is diseaarxing some fuaehinery
for the Bellinghan Bay Railway 4 SavisA.
ton compsny. She will lie IN - l0sd coal
wlfflin a lew days.
TIE ship1.ouls Walsh hiss arrived under
charter to load coal for the sestti Coal and
Iron Company for san Francisco. The
company viii load The Louis Walsh with
2.sag tons OF Gilman coal within the mex
few days
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ap4 ycn xzisSy. ard vii e1e Tpu - ~!
costs. "a zesxnss Of Which ypE III stAz1
essrrs-1szs 80 Sssz fsx thirty -e1e 1Ayx-
xExykT sxs sh<a s1k<a Do sae s1suH !
s,fIr,s. wfsere ~ wsx af~osfs3 hv IEyEty
KsnSxy rssn. sAa. there, sssuzexs- eaEx
ognzn- zee
axis prompt rxso<-sxfa1 eaneez fse
prisonsr g. soee his sazg soi1, and be ID
msfse<s that be unz Jsfn EouxseTs- rho Bad
sssslr been released sroez ssse raaEsfy sali On
y <ssne<sss. having heT7 ecxasnsssed %
gss-7e IS fgv tapping tie til Of CzADesr I
ssssszu. While IN xil before lie Vas
.gnssxe OF TIE @k4sEa-2u co1rs, sad
vixen takes Be lo1 be rses with . esss<tiRl
rsssssSsson frUyn kas whssoE constituents
. - lrz ssetts.ely sossk ksm kefors his SUE
<essssr IA nNEre sss1 hasS Afsa s~ses@sd ara<
1sssSsr. ~ tire ssasey ~ bad f9- tse sea
szssrl sktsa.essss fund
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TIE tesi9~tnE circular has been issued
30 the publishers oi the several newspapers
printed Ia the Seattle land district
UsfTEn STATES LAND OFFICE.
SEArfts. W. T. Iuly ~. ISS9
Verified complaints have s~eeu mate that
deposits of money, received e. the Ssaattie
I lsua Office during the late rsgisseTship Of
NJ. John X. Rssr,i. for gsyment Of the cost
% publishing hasl proof nosiess" la eeF.
tain aSes then AND since pending before
said office have not Ssrn remit ted 70 several
newspapers which have msdv such publ
cations. have the honor 81 request ths,
yuu viii - sossr as prsFticsssle send to me
the sworn statements - any such claims
ycuF nes sparcr may have. designating
Therein the land ot.icc nunaNsF Il fee case
in Vus si'oa. the name os the PARTY ia
whose favor tbs pahlicaticu was made
snd the amount claimed e. 70 tue Ia each
Instance
And fRFsheT complaint having been
n sfse TIA; Daring the sane p0siosi certain
settlers have Likewise msite snoh deposits
hsii sasf n0 Publication Of sglch nosissas en-
snea I seg 20 sEVgest tha3 ycn will ia.
tgFfn. thtu9Ea s0sir Rev sf,aprg. that say
should neN promptly scni - Hae At tasS
SpstfiVg claims, sad The same attl 49,
have sue stfeni lou.
In cefrlg<sea fesmit ue fo ssy saat any
settlers sho hssr such cssiEss would
svahfless appreciate yuus assistance IN
a&flug the bFisf sal1syjis egs3n3fed lu satA
instances prepared ana verified without
sDY charge Ia thern NtTg rsSp@ fully.
keaEET NAGsgsnS.
Inspector "a tfsstftas Hnf ttstrss
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TaE new CITY HALL.


The city ossoss have 81 last s~sen ipcsses.
In sossrabiy eesens shape ia tae Keszsr
honse. q; The corner 81 fesier ageuge anf:
FIFTH ssresss-
The basement soor Of the honse Is ocfu,
pied BY the police department.. there being
orc roosa sor the ehtef and bis captains,
orc for che ysssx,iEarss. q ciosk roosD. and
az apart meet for the Ja4ler A confso-
6s0sss sast will BE built Ia the FEAR Of the
huii1tsg In fsz axTs.
Tee second Easvy. consisting ri toar
foosa&, - oeesrss1 ~ the esrfx and treas
ufeE. The street. cffnzsn isxioueF va given
one o. the roofss.. htlt he chose 10 gse the
bsfIatng in fToslf Of the courthouse lasg
vAeated by the police department.
gatlgr B1gart hss soree 81 men ~ work
retzosseiing the upper sssor 81 he building
making u one large fsgsa. 10 - used e. q
ta4nefI chamber IL viii - ready for the
first meeting Of the Bsw council
City Clerk Ferris had ordered three toa
safe for hts once ffosa the Webb safe
Company. II viii stand ssFsafy-txo Inches
ia height. have burglar proof chest and
b. large enough - hold al the important
municipal records. On IT. doors VIII f1c
painted two IRE sceDe< aud . tne picture
81 Mount Rainier.
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WELCOMED Az OLD rEIrSp
smrsh Thief t@nHsFs ksswrnr4a ta
the t2NNgy 4ssk

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
SEATTLE. Ju,v .

HkATTLE, JuIy ..
The meat market continues In fair con
dit OH with prices firm for the season oil
the year. The market is somewhat auie.
Just now, though no decrease in the
volume Of the business being transacted il
peFcepiibie. Esst-ol the-mountains cattle
are being offered somewhat freely, feed
being scarce aud stockmen pFeferrlnc
much more TO sell than hold their stock
No very large sales are reported, dee. most
likely. 10 the fact that local butchers are
buying only for immediate needs. Re
ceip's of sheen have been free for several
days past. Ali classes OF meats are in
good supply. Prices have not changed
any, though purchasing prices vary some
what
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