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Ciergymen and Sunday Papers.

Have things come to such . pass that the
great organization which has ruled the world
for 900 years is afraid of free competition with
the work Of . few editors and reporters and
must invoke the boycott to suppress its too sue
cexsiui rival.
Nothing of the Kind. Those ministers Who
have something to ssy ind no trouble in draw
ing listeners. Their hearers do not shut them
selves OF from the rich epitomes of the worlds
thought and action contained In the Sunday
papers. hut they 60 IN church a. well. II clergy
men would imhibe more ideas from the font OF
the Sunday papers they might find the quality
OF their sermons improving 10 such al extent
TIA. their vacant pewx would iii up
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Tacume GIot<- 1ho Gone1sDGa noUtnneod =
- Royalties uckse ~ ~ 1e5ank = n
posis bavs - need - fssi DeFsinene3ou 8 Ne
result Ths ssrres thsk vsss ep0btned sg1issf
den we're i1vsneib5a ne resulk does noe indt-
este hat thesr party = II ~ minority nor thss
she csnventiou erred In it, n0niaaStouA 1hey
were shs victims Of eiscznstasces. of COMBS.
ration fhas NJ stckee could overcome Ia -
Seat IL the signsi sw . powerful snd ueil organ-
sxea stsemps u ths Democrats 10 carry ~
county this AL. end fulfill theis bcass Of max
.ng Pierce ccurty peyuansufiy Dezocsafze.
with eli the pss1kse Of victory in their favor
spokaas Fails spoxesmaz: The Spakesssda
neyeg asked Colonel Winston where he CO. Aas
s::se. bus has no doahs shss It vas thrust upon
him By has admirers There 10 no evidence that
be ever claimed to BE "a Cd soldier. ~ 10 d
nov in the early fortifs. he vas barely IL shs
teens when the war broxe out Although
soufhernes By birth. hs ella ms always = hsve
been unioniss in sensiuenk just - hall DE
Southern people wess when the art ahos was
cred q Fort Sumter.
Tacoma L<iger: II Is evident iron the action
Of The voters yesterday that they dn mos think
he Gag wss in danger. OF. at ieas that its safety
depends entirely upon the little eoferie q he-
pubiicans who pretended to enbody al the pat
rIottsm Of Tacoma A good deal Of the right
kind Of patriotism for the occasion VS. carried
in the vest pockets OF uen. who hsd sense
enough to know that this was . Tacoma elec-
ton.
Tskcs Gios<. The Seattle Poer-IsTEIIIsxxeEE
IL indeed representative paper Of the coast-
always replese with newsy and spicy articles
In1arye advertising patronage indicates N ap-
preciation Of is iabors in behalf Of seattle By
the citizens Of that foufishing city. good
Newspaper should be pasronized literally. for 10
it mot the most important factor in the upbuild-
ing OF any town,
Olympia Tribune: Some Of the chronic kick
ers are still monkeying with the tide lands Law.
passed By the last Legislature. They are princi.
paiiy from the arid lands east OF the noun
tains, where the tide has not cbbod or flowed
since the days Of Noah and his boys
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IS intimated in the Geographic reports

Is intimated in the Geographic reports
lFasa Washington City that the subject OF
ge alton may become party measure be-
tefe 4 Is disposed Of. II is 10 be hoped.
eegsalnly. that this 10 not true. The matter
has no legitimate relationship to politics
sa@ il should be treated in broad spirit
viiaaat any sort OF unnatural alliances.
fus II II should, as suggested. become .
ase ION OF politics IL Is not difficult TO see
nov he lines will be drawn. The progress
se side OF the question viii. of course, be
tsscn by that party which is always for
fl4.5rress
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Ease Htnsieasea. ascd IL. son Of the editor
es sAs Quincy, III. Rsrcia. while feeding /.
ssss I'D easss csaaehea by the teeth Of The
sass s aud s'apasaslsa eeeaz,s necessary
v sstsss the yvans philosopher coasoled hir,.
~ assa tho reflection TIA, there woais ~ ,c,.
IS -zxef. nail 20 eieAn."
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- shlsi Of police OF Chicago has Issued !.
ssaass' arees 10 stop the sale OF cigarette, sss
sassF irops - eoys under Is years Of sre. rss
esSsf ss created CONSERVATION amOng tAe
ssssa s'esskespers, waese chief revenue 1. de-.
nve4 sn the ss,e OF e.gs-v,tss 10 school elm.
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- ,.or Vest, churli.h Opposition 70 the

sera tor Vests churlish opposition TO the
leshe and Wyoming admission measures
IL line with established Democratic
p ics In matters Of this sort 1t il what
W. lngton, Montana and the Dakotas
'a or several years. The Republican
lily ought not 10 stand ii. The ad-
"a n bills were given right-of-way in the
ssaas and they should not be pu, aside
g IN technicality.
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D. pending municipal election q, Nor.
eis Asnsas. ire safes issue is the euss,sou a.
sa chickens to rga AZ lssxe within IA.
imisS A good deal ct Scratching n
sasa. AID loud sscwsng sscns the
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EAn. seees aasrs and sszsess ,sa.es Ou.-I 80
s.sass eelS<fs "a taexr Straits. S.Epse aaa us-
- -. - alta o. nass3 nests are Sc s,on
ussvs ce1ces.ng bis r<esssxsss,s gsr "a. -
re;sssl snf Tie guards u rsrsixsisr az. r.s...'
aAs ~ fssssAEasat sltAea<A sss.i3fsssx - -.
sssysa he ssAxssFss ornament sa a. s-ssss
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sNstSsi NoStatssf IVA the World.
sseeS. tie German socialist. is xeasiae
sasn- lie started Is a. tvary~sar~er
nsw. sAea Something atspseaxes hsas
sssssaaAsat OF fesssea G Rse@., 81 Ter,
q - talea &c . R&ssner. lie taess up ~.
sa9 sAs"s The tSaessat % eas;saa.e
80 s assp Z sao2ls ee aere reasve =
aa1 sEssSsr. De a Z very snss.ssr,s,s
al iass : Sic saags xarprissan 80
SO - speSSass eeaesssly bssssis wa s.r.S
sssssAs 90. ossgtaaa tAaasass ssa ,rgarA.s.,
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v5ers = ske sowesinx nponnsasns and
,.t.@.~s - subfime eafneac3s. snchauttng
~.servsys. foveiy vsllsys. d<nse -
erss1 pfo5ns KrUaning under -
erxpe and dostsd viz charMing nanaa
49,, sutss eisses and fn6nife vazsesy . ~
ssrfsssabie scsnery.
If ibis xad much nsess when /"
xosst = impossible sycn = outline sitnin
sss ssssonahae Traits ct : sessrap
ssse needs TO - provided fof. An 9.
.s.x.4 viii reasiFs tiaas. snd nsonsy. aaa
s.< rsns. pssi<nt, psins.akinE considers
~ ana prsrays:Ion- To do u vel--
a. No osher gay vii answef--sne
ia thosgh snpioJed % me pss.
nss ssaee y none too long Ihefe mus
e rsnszstion ard prompt attention =
Ese.s 10 she rfssimsnsriez- The press o.
a. - must uuitedly and harmoniousiy
49,. tho MISTER. The issfsasfufe ~ Us
gssasry session must be urged TO early
esx.;derstion OF suitable measure o. ssa1e
~ and cooperation parsimony, either
~ he state. by municipalities or m
s,lssa uaIs in this connection would DC
a.,ass-crsmtnaI. The thing should be done
sns viz BE- done. Washington can take
ssss Ugh position 10 which she 10 entitled
Il 81 Chscsgo exposition. The ball shonic
u sst rolling without delay. And every
e.ss who feels . proper pride In the
sase should manifest his good viii and ex-
~ i 4 influence in this behalf. A good
s.Y Il hall the battle.
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sssvsss - al dr~e-snssoa sassa AZ sav 49,.
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@IEdH!H =
GROWING
DEMAND

The growing demand for popular prioQ
SUITS has induced us to carry snecial Ii
within the reach of the multitudes.
For instance we have large assortneu
Oslo to $12 CHEVIOTS in light and dark 8
ors; sold elsewhere for $3.50 to SIG. See O.
window display of these goods In addit
we have an excellent assortmentof fine CHEW
OTIS and CASSIMERES in all colors. InO0R
SCREW and DIAGONAL SUITINGS We r
play all shades in sacks frocks and Prince
berts. Our lines of children suits cannot BE-
celled for styles and prices and the celebrl
MOTHERS FRIEND PATENT SHIRT Wl1E
is without doubt the best in the market
Call and see them at the
EASTERN ONE-PRICB CLOTHING HON
Korn Block, YesIer Avenue.
H. ROSENTHAL PROPRIEIg
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additional Butte ne,cs DiU be .foun
on the sirth page.
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

To-day is the last day of registration for
the special election.
The Baptist Sunday school will picnic
to-day at Lake Wilder.
Mrs. s. +. Walker Of Salt Lake is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Lewis.
T.. w. Poindexter, a wealthy resident of
Dillon, was IA visitor in the city yesterday.
The meeting of the Poorman Extension
Mining company has been postponed for
another week.
The opera "Dorothy'' now being re-
hearsed by amatuer talent, will he pre-
scented about September 1.
II. l.. Haupt was arrested yesterday on
complaint of the fire marshal for erecting
a frame building inside the fire limits.
Hon. J.. L. Richards has returned from
Milwaukee,. where he attended the
supreme lodge of the Knights of Pythias.
The Oh My lode has been located about
one and one-half miles from Timbered
Butte in Summit valley mining district,
by Peter Brown and NJ. Parker.
The engagement of Maud Granger will
begin this evening at the opera house.
"Inherited" will be represented. The
engagement is bound to be popular and
successful.
Giovanni Steifani was arrested yesterday
on n warrant charging him with carrying
concealed weapons. The complaint was
filed by John Rinaldo. Steifani will be
tired before Judge Newkirk to-day.
The man Schultz arrested n few days
ago for an offense committed at Spokane
Falls, has been released from custody.
The Spokane authorities would not pay
the expense attached TO taking him oack.
dutch Rose" one of the pansies that
flourish most i'm Galena street, was ar
rested last night by officer Cantwell for
attempting to knock great big dents into
the side walk with Dolly Lees dainty
form.
A rumpus took place last night at the
Board of Trade gambling house. A player
at one OF the games claimed to have called
the turn but this the dealer disputed. To
emphasize his claim he raised a stool 10
hit the dealer, but before he could 10 so
he himself lay sprawling on the floor with
"A badly bunged up eye. No arrests.
The habitues of the Clipper Shades
were RECALLED last night with n red hot set
20 between the bartender, William Will
liams, and John O'Brien, one of the
patrons. The whiskey juggler fought
foul by using n bottle with which he
cracked O'Brien over the head. Officers
Binder and higgins arrested both lei
A car Taper named Sullivan,in the en-
ploy Of the Montana Union, is anon the
missing. He was to have been married
last Sunday, but mt the final moment the
prospective bride weakened and refused
TO allow the ceremony to go on. This SO
preyed on Sullivan's mind that he left the
country at once, not even stopping long
enough to draw his pay from the com
pany.
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tn. Doctors Are Visiting Butte city.

DIR. Stoddart, manager Of the western
branch of the Liebig World D~ispensary.
OF San Francisco, a graduate of the Royal
College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, also Of
the Royal College of Physicians. Edin-
burgh, and also of the Faculty Of Physi-
clans and Surgeons, Of Glasgow, Scotland,
anttlc staff Of renowned European ply
~sicians, DIR. Liebig 4 Co. are now visiting
Butte City, and will have Offices in the
Liebig World Dispensary, & East Broad
way, corner Main street. from July n to
August l.. Enormous increase of business
prevented the doctors from reaching
Butte at al earlier date. Consultation
free.
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DIR. stoddart Of LIebig Di.pensary.

DIR. Stoddart will be in Butte from July
u To August I, or until all surgical cases
have been attended To. Dr.Stoddart is a reg
ular physician and urgeo and Is bring
ing action for heavy damages against an
irregular doctor who swore 10 "A warrant
in Missoula which he could not sustain,
the object evidently being the attempt or
conspiracy To ruin DIR. S~toddart's un-
hlemished character or injury To the
business 81 he Liebig World Dispensary.
as they have an old established and very
large business in Montana. They built
sever brick houses in Butte last year and
are now building twelve more on East
Park Strcst.-Idr.
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A CARD.
Evan Morgan Has a Few Words to Say 4
the Public.

Evan Morgan Has "a Few Words To Say to
the Public.
Knowing thai there has been need i'm
this city for a pleasant and respectable
place where gentlemen could take their
ladies to pass a pleasant evening, | took
upon myself the construction of the Ava
lon. When completed this will be by all
odds the finest concert hall in the West.
II will he elegantly furnished throughout,
and at a great expense pictures have been
secured for its adornmcnt that cannot but
please the most fastidious taste. New
musicians have been engaged In place OF
those who have recently returned East.
and with my new combination ! feel safe
i'm assuring the public ,hat each nights
programme will he a musical treat in
every feature. BY the arrangement
of the house ladies are given a
balcony separate and apart from the
main hall, where they can have perfect
privacy. and at the same time enjoy the
music aud the pictures. No one need
fear meeting with objectionable charac-
tiers in the Avalon. as all such will he
carefully excluded and their patronage Is
not desired. Every effort is being put
forth To make the place home-like and
pleasant Tor all who some, and courteous
walters will he in constant attendance Ia
see all wants instantly provided. II is
my present expectation to be ready for a
formal opening by next Saturday night,
at which time a cordial invitation will bo
extended To all Ia see for themselves as IA
the character of my place. Feeling con
iident that this effort on my part TO fur
nish "A completely respectable and thor
oughly enjoyable down town resort, for
the best people only. will be appreciated,
! subscribe myself the public's faithful
ervant, EVAN MORGAN.
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Everybody should attend the grand ball
of Patriarchs Militant, /. O. q. f., JuIy3 81
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MURPHY NAY GET IT.

The Davis Estate May he Wound Up by
the Public Administrator.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 23.-It is now The opinion
Of n good many citizens of Butte that the
tide In the contest for administ -ator OF
the Davis estate is likely to turn in favor
of James w. Murphy of this city, the
public administrator A settlement seems
to be getting more distant now between
the opposing com~plainants, and there is n
feeling among many that eventually Mr..
Murphy will have charge of the estate.
He is the second choice of all claimants
for the position of administrator, and as
all influence is likely To be turned against
any one candidate, Mr.. Murphy's chances
are good.
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They May Fight at Butte.
Rv IN. Snacial MIR.

BUTTE, July 23.-J. l.. Black is in the
city again and has nearly consummated
arrangements for the meeting Of Nccdham
of ~. Paul, and Hawkins of Helena. The
meeting will not come of in Helena as
originally intended, but IL possible the
match will be arranged for the race track,
Butte. The affair would doubtless attract
u large crowd To the race track.
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q. a. IL.

For the oath annual encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic TO he held in
Boston. August II to 16, the Union Pacific
railway will make a rate of one fare for
the round trip from Montana points TO
Boston and return. Tickets will be sold
on August 4 to 8, inclusive; good to return
until August q, with provision for extern
sion by joint agent at Boston TO September
20, limited to continuous passage in zach
direction. T.. V. MAZE, e.. A.
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sO-Ftrst Class-&l0
S25-Secoud Class-t25
kBO-Round Trim $40

Commencing August 4, the Great North
ern Railway line Montana Central Rail-
way) will sell tickets from Butte 10 ST.
Paul as follows: First class $40, second
class SIS. round trip 500. Office los Main
street, Butte.
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Colonel Sterling. commander depart
ment Montana. will be present al Patri-
archs Militant ball July 81. A great time
Is assured.
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A hotel, doing good business, lease and
furniture for sale. in Centerville; good
location. For particulars, inquire at
STANDARD office, Butte.
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Smokers oil the celebrated and original
.'Cuban Blossoms will in future find
every cigar and every box branded IL.
Lillis.n All others are counterfeit. l..
Lillis. l,2p Second avenue, New York.
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Notice To Contractors.

All contractors bidding ON brick, stone
work and plastering will do well 10 re-
member that they can make more money
on their work by using the Lorenz lime in
Anaconda, Butte, Dillon or Deer Lodge,
WM. LoRENZ, Butte.
TBos. BuRGAN, Agent. Anaconda.
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The ball of Patriarchs Militant July 81
will be a grand affair. Don't miss Il.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND oUoTAuoSs
SAN Francisco. July L-Produee receipts
Ions, $500 quarter sacks; wheat, 1000 centals;
Barley, 500 ceniais; Potatoes, 400 sacks
fIour-Trade OF moderate proportions only.
Wnfat-Msrket not particularly active, but
very strong feeling prevails and the outlook Is
IN isvsr OF It's coaiinuance. desirable shipping
sI.s21<
oats-Weak; stocks continue moderately
srge; Surprise. 81 70dl.75: milling 81 SCI sd1 IS;
good to c1oice feed, sl.55dLe0: fair, 81 45el so:
olack, sl2aGl s5; gray, ST. As per c.ntal.
Corn-supp.ies quite ample ior ell present
needs; yellow, 81 la(9i.l7 for large and 81 GOA
lal1s for small; white sl-e5; cracked corn, SIS 20
az per ton.
Corn meal feed, SIS 5acH
hops-Aarket is In good shape for growers.
rotstoss-supplies coming along at the rate
OF 1000 sacks per day, and will increase as the
season. progresses; quote $l69L5 so per GENITAL
Onions-Prices on down grade; red, SllaL Is;
silver skins. sL15al2s
Can board sales: Wheat-Buyer 1890, 81. <o1S0
Lay: closing N4o5s; buyer season, sL4esz@
LIZA; closing. H. 4ssz.
bariey-Buyer 1896. $lo9; buyer season. s1.l4sz.
Drds-sight I5c, telegraphic 2oc; sterling
Diiis' bank. AS7lS: commercial, Ass; silver
oars, $-oSgl o.; Mexican dollars s2GS3l1c.
MINING STOCKS
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
n the line to take to Ill points Ease ana
rSns shroush 'n Se.siSnlsd =. r.in or .,sr
DAY in the year to
ST. PAUL AND cH1cA AGO.
no change Of earn
Composod Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pan.
man Drawing Room Sleepen Of
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Bet that can be constructed and in which
iof holders OF hrst or second-clau dckets. and
ELEeANr DAT coAcHEa
continuous line connecting with oil l1nee
anoruing direct and uninterrupted service.
N ADVANCE through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
70 and from ell points in America. England
and Europe can b purchased az any ticket
ONCE OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
overla through trains. $40 . m. and p N
rorsi.nd and south, Clio q, m. 9. Is .. m IN
chehalis and Olympia express. 2 d m.
Tacoma and local, 6:lo and s:25 q m; z Sis
and s:3S p. "a.
TRAINS WILL AREIvs PROM
Eastern points. HAS q "a. and IL IS D N.
Portland and sourh, $40 q m, I:s5 and s:l5
Chehelis o1d Olympia, IL As Q N.
Tsc ma and local. $40 and HAS a. m; ass
9.45 Auo ii IS D. m.
lime shortened Is hours between Seattle and
S. Pau.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Carr. Ella.
Rant day coaches, finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fail information concerning rnses,. time OF
trains. routes and other details furnished on
application to
A. b. CHARLTON Asst. Gen Pass. Agt.
III First ST.. Cor Washington Portland, OF.
l. A. NADgAU. General Agent. SesttleL
A. CHILBERG. City Ticket Agent. ZIG Second
street, Boston block, Seattle. Wash.
z. TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot, foot Of Third street
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RAILROAD srocEs.

NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
NEW YORK. July l-Hops-Quiet
Cohee-Options Steady and unchanged TO 10
points down: sales, 2.2J0 bags: July, $780,
August SIC .S0Gl6.3 IS; September. sl605; October
sl560Gl6.e5: November, $780, spot Rio. steady:
fair cargoes zoe; No fat bean, SIS C9l4c.
Sugar-Rsw, steady; Nusr oqado, 50 test, &c;
sales 5000 bags ceniri.ugals, IS test SEC; cargo
centrifugals. 90 test. ii-l6e; nftythree eargoes
centriiugals, 90 test, &c; refined, steady and in
moderate demand.
wool-steady: domestic fleece, ss@Ssc.
Copper-Steady: lake, July, $3.50
Lead-Stesdy; domestic. S447iS.
Tin-Heayy; straits, $50 90.
Petroleum-opened irregular; spot. hrm at
sSc: August. strong at SIC; prices fell of
slightly, reacted and closed steadily.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. July l-Wheat-Stronger and
higher; opened Iatd3&s up: advanced aIz0d2lsc;
eased OFF and closed 2G14c higher than yester.
day.
Corn-steady. cash. Sal &c: August, ssJsassc:
September, 25l2geSsc.
oas-Firm casn. 57sc; August, 2e7s@gc:
September. 2zls(1kSsc.
Bar ey-Qulet
Pork-Dull; cash. sl2; July, $3.50: August,
s12
Lard-steady; cash, s5.s7,s; July. saS71s(1a 10;
September, IS 9a
Rye-Steaay at f7lac.
Barley-Siesdy.
Whisky-$l0J.
Shoulders 20G5oo.
Short Clear--SSS5e,5.40 short ribs, slsSGS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receip.s, 1000; steady and slow;
beeves, s45og4es; steers sssosi 40; stockers
and feeders. s2s5Gs 60: Texas cattle. 81 5OGS 40.
Hogs-Receipts, I2,00o; strong and hlsh r;
mixed IS. 5od26i; heavy and light, sS.50Ga 20
Sheep Receipts, 500; SLOW; ativss. sS(s5: west
ern. SssodAC0; Texans. 1904 20.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCfAL
LONDON. July L-CGnsols-Money, 9s s.lec;
ditto for August account 967sc; q. 5 As sI2s;
U. s. as, sl.o5; bar silver, ~ s-l6d per ounce;
money. So per cent
sEEADSruPFS
I,vEEPooL, July I. -wheat-fn fair de-
rnaud; new winter. 6s I'D, steady; spring
as Id.
corn-pemsni fair for spot and poor for IA.
lures; spot and July. Is Id; steady; August, IS
-i<d: steady: September, Ss %; steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-02

ana produce receipts Il this port were - fol-
lows; Northern Pacific railway. 176 tons: Co
iumbia & Puget sound railway. 50 tons: Seattle,
Lake Shore 4 Eastern railway SCI tons By
wa'er-ciy of Kingston. tons: Premier, 50
foas; Point Arena, 10 tons, State Of Wishing
ten, 80 tons; s. n Rentou, 80 tens; Fairhavcn,
20 tons; wasco. % tons; total receipts, lls2 toms
NArUKE or REcKaPrS
Two cars brick. Q cars dressed meat, cars
ftone. car ice car milk, car cars, car glass,
= cars merchandise, 8 cars lumber cars beer