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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-30

An Old slave Fell Heir TO Much Morey
hut lie Can't Ne Found.

Springfield. Ohio, Nov. 29.-Chief Of
Police Van Tassel has received a letter
that James Wesley Dorsey. an old COL
ored man. has fl,len heir To large
fortune left him b. Peter Shafer. a
wellthy planter of Frederick county,
Maryland. Who died a few weeks ago.
Dorsey and his mother were slaves 10
Mr.. Shaifer and whsn frssd he came
here. but left few mOrths asO, go
ing east His whereabouts are un-
known at present. Mr.. Shaifer had no
ohA-rtn and when his VIII was pro-
bated Il was found that he had left
most of his estate. valued at sl50.000.
T. Dorsey. II Is stated the coiored
man sIVlI his life some years ago.
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COW ARDLY ELI,
Horace l.. stenrns Cruelty Murdered by
an Ola Enemy.

Perrysvllle. Chic. Nov. 29.-Horace
L. Stearns, "A wealthy and aged citizen
of this place. was shot and instantly
killed this morning by Elias Keyster.
The murder grew out Of n lawsuit IN
which Keyster was defeated and in
which Stearns acted as the attorney
for the successful party. keyster had
threatened to kill Stoarns. This MORN
ing the hitter was walking past Keys
ter's house when he WIS shot in tine
hack, fa,.ing dead in the street. Keys
ter was arrested and declared that he
had not felt happier In 10 years. The
murderer had a had reputation ard 50
intense was the feeling agairl.. him
mat Il was doomed necessary to re-
move him to the Ashland jail to pre-
vent violence
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Cincinnati. Nov. 29.-The Commercial
Tribura's special from Carton SAYS:
Charles Gates DAVIS or Evanston. Ill,
VINO is a member of the republican na-
t.onal executive committee, Is stated
for Fre.ident-eleot Mckinley's private
secretary. James Boyle. Joseph J..
Smith and Perry s. Heath have also
been mentioned for the place. but they
are all said to be slated for other posi-.
tipns. Dawes is a former CiEcinnatian
and married a daughter OF William
II. Blymer OF this city. He Is a son
Marietta Ohio
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a CRAZY FATHER.
lie Kills His Wife Then Does ns Much for
Himself.

Marion. Ohio. Nov. 29-Last night
Henry Powers. a farmer residing five
miles north OF here, escaped from the
insane asylum at Columbus. The asy-
lum warden was notified by sheriff
Shaw To allow Powers his liberty and
await developments. This was found
To have been a serious error, as this
morning. while the family were al
breakfast, Powers went Ia the barn.
got an old musket and placing the bar
rel close To his wife's ear. blew the top
Of her head on. Three OF the children
escaped TO a neighboring house. leaving
an infant Of II months in bed. After
killing his wife. Powers reloaded the
musket. went into n potato patch 900
yards away and shot himself. After
shooting himself the maniac walked
back TO the house and fell behind his
Wtfe's body.
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HAVANA REPORTS.
The Best society Enjoys n Gay Hop-n
WHILE, ed story.

Havana. Nov. 29.-LaSt nigh; dance
was given at the theater fer the ben
eft OF the Red CrNss fund Tts best
society of Havaru was present and the
large house Was obliged 10 close its
doors in order TO avoid a cltastropne.
A yopth named Yolcn. Is years old,
who has been Macso's prisoner for 35
days. has escaped ami cCme TO Hava-
na. where he assures the authorities
that he and 900 other persons were
tied elbow to elbow and made 10 serve
like mules in Maceo's camp carrying
bags loaded with cartridges from the
rear to the front. 1t Is impossible TO
secure confirmation of this assertion
from any reliable source.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-30
Lord savile Dead.

London. Nov. 29-Lord Savlle is
dead. John savile. p. G. C. G. b.. first
baron. was born In 1918. lie entered
the foreign office in 1871. and In the
ran,e year accompanied the Earl OF
westm Jrela-d to Berlin as private Sec
retary: became an a,tadle In is42. sec-
retary Of the legation in 1854. aad see
rotary 81 the embassy in 1861. being
many times charge d'affaires. He was
envoy 10 SJNOny In 1861. tu the Swiss
confederation In is6i-S. and TO Bruss e j.
from 1865 To lSss lie was embas sad 'r
T. Italy from lSN3 10 lSsS. He was as
slciatc OF the Imperial Russian Acad-
emy OF Fne Arts. Antwerp, aud a
trustee OF ia. National GALLERY.
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A TOWN HARD HIT.
Ra,ston on the Arkansas River severely
injured BY u Cyclone.

Perry. o. T.. Nov. 29,-lnformation
reaches here that a very destructive
cyclone struck the rwn Of Ralston on
the Arkansas river 80 miles northeast
of here, Thursday night. and nearly
wiped out the town of about 200 houses.
Mes rly every house In town was blown
down and several people We're injured
but no names could be obtained Raj
ston Is in the Usage Indian nation and
So miles from a telegraph office.
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SUNDAY Al CANTON.


Canton. Ohio. Nov. 29-Major Nc
Kinley went to church this morning.
but not 10 his usual house OF worship.
Instead he ATTENDED the services in
Trinity Lutheran church, conducted by
Rev. DIR. ID. :. Bauslin, the former pas
tor and close friend. who is now a
member Of the faculty of Wimenberg
college at Springfield, Ohio. lie was
accC nPan!ed by his ntphew. George
Morse OF san FrlncisC1. ana JudE.
George +. EaiGwin. The major and
Mrs. McKintey were guests % dinner
al The homc OF Mbtner Mckinley, With
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-30

Bismarck. " D.. Nov e9.-The Northern
Pacific is SIN hlockadyI Ia this state and
fhpre are no prosp, rs that trains Will
u,Nc before tomorrow The Pacific coast
irlin which should have reached 81. Paul
Thursday il stuck In i snowdrtt AT New
salem. ~ miles west of here. and cannot
roPt untl snow plovs clear the tracks
ir some places snow is drifted 10 a depth
Uf % feet. A coal famine prevails hcJy amt
there will be much suffering unless rclicf
afforded al once No services were held
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re,n. Court meu.r nnrned.

Eastland. Texas. Nov. e9-The court
house and all the furniture burned this
morning. The records and contents of
the vaults are thought tu be safe. The,
law library and other property of many
attorneys. Who had Offices In the huild-
ing. were destroyed. The cost % the.
building was 5000; Insurance. $40 QQb.
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Devils Lake. y. D.. Nov. 2a-The
weather continues extremely cold. the
thermometer Indicating from 10 To ~ de-
grees below zero. The first train east since
last Wednesday arrived this evening. 4
train load OF sheep. ~ cars, was caught IN
the blizzard 10 Grand liarbor. six nilrs
west OF here. and the animals WEIR on
the track Ia op,n dOublr-dcCkcd cars dur
ing the entire blizzard, out Of 300 sheep,
about ilO pcrishct.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-30
COLD WEATHER.
4 Coal Famine In Bismnrck-So v. T..
Trains Moving In Dakota.

St Paul, Nov. es.-The weather in ST
Faul contlnu9s cold. The lowest point
reached last night was ! degrees below
The Northern Pacific. west of the Dakota
division. was open last night and Trains
were running as usual
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-30
A SPARKLING DISPLAY

We carry the best selected stock
in Montana of everything in the
Jewelry line. Holiday goods are
on display and are all bright new
designs. Look before deciding
what to purchase, and when You
have decided, buy from our stock
at prices as satisfactory as the
goods themselves. No matter how
little or how much you wish to buy
WE CAN PLEASE YOU
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sofia. Bulgaria. Nov. 29.-The elec-
tinns ~ the sohranje. which occurred
to-day were accompanied by serious
disturbances and the troops and police
had To- he called out To disperse the
mObs here and In thg provinces. as the
result nt which many persons were
wounded. The police dred In the crowd
at SeArObrod. killing several persons.
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Mandan. n. D.. Nov. 2a.-Thc first pas
sengvr train TO reach here since last
Thursday arrived tonight. Railroad ofi-
cials expect to start trains east on Mon
day.
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Wlliiston. n. D., Nov. 9-Eastbound
passenger trains We're snowbound here
two days. Tn" road WIS opened 20 Minot
last night, The wcsthound passenger
tIain dne here Thursday viii not arrive
until tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-30
Thoroughly
.Up=to=Date.
Diamonds,
Watches,
Silverware,
Jewelry,
Silver Novelties
and Cut Glass

Are thoroughly up-to-date and of
the latest and most approved de-
signs. 1t will pay you to look,
and you can't help dong so if you
get within eyeshot of our stock of
Jewelry. You will see
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-30

In the different churches to-day. Tho fuel
on hand bcing distributed among the
pocr
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-30

Duluth, MINI. Nov, 29-The coolest
weather Of the season was experienced
this morning when Is degrees below
Zero was reached at the weather bu-
renu,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-30

The Anaconda standard one year so.
he morocco bound Pictorial Wonder
land g0es free as 4 premium.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22

vnstee Klnedsn. HAvr~ AntwsrD -
pankirk.
Tugs Tacoma and Discovery wCre AZ
the Gilman bankers yesterday taking COOL
g-hslear shsp IAfcna. lns1 tonns nov on
the Sound. wia load iamncr Tor VaapA-s
raise.
During the vacakion of Tinted states
Deputy csgStcrus Collector j. h Nenou~
aid. his place Is allied bv e. d. WAxbdsss
os Port Tvvnsensl
schooner Alcalds. t1S tcns. now q Pert
Eizkeley. has 9son chartered ~ NenQn
Holmes Il Co.. 10 load lumbar t0oro &oE
San Jose dc Guatemala
schooner Annie Ntxen has been lySn9
quietly ~ the Geek since hor arrival f<om
Cook sr2~t Another voyage nors1 - con-
templated by the ewner. Henry kyer.
SAsp Spartan. Capt. Polite. called for
San Francisco Yesterday afsexncon With
- tons Of BLACK Diamond Cod eooard-
Tire captains dauShter. Mary roaites
and son. Matthew YoSlte. acceUoani4d by1
q friend. we're guests aDeard the eAtn on
che down trio
A daily service q tn gleAa1a s1ver VIII
be xivsn ~ the LILY = 8eGAr9uo liAe AZ
steamers tAis f>lL 1Ae steamare Cl4h
McDcnaid ana NaSsl have SeAA thsrenxh-
" everhAnied ana req4tnd. the latter res
having vet lsfk the hAh1o II Tho werkmen-
The city Of CAnmpaign viii - give spe
same attention MATT woek. DeftnhidE
about September 1. the Clan MpDQna}d
VIII he operated on the SksA1t rlvQ1 ~
wei a. the CAAmpAtgn. Tue Nobel. W0tch
has been Soaning. N1a run - eneheDlnn
river poinlss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22
PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
Portland July M.--wheat--walia waila
xs15oc: valley. sefaSc per bushei.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

San Francisco. July s1-F1our-rsmfly
extras. 50 e04fS10: bakers extras, 81. ssf1
$50: superfine. ss.Saa
wheat-Spring wheat. sss.c for No. I
and ass&c for choice: milling. sis71fo
Bariey-Feed. fair 10 good. s7is4sss.
choke, T0c: new brewing 7sdsnr
Ozts-s1iiiing, sS10c: Surprise psca
sioessS fancy feed. so9ssssc: good 80
Choice. Sas9S7;sc: poor to fair. 1z's9s5c;
gray. sn9sgiro.
Recefpts--F1osar. quarter sacks, IL go.
wheat centais. II so: barley, censals. 70 :
ofa: oats, ceutais. 2ts1: beans. sacks; SIS:
potatoes. sacks. airs: ontonz. sacks. go
bran, sacks. $50. nsadHngs, sacks. f.g.5:
hay, tors. 81: straw, tons. %: wool. bales
-; wool. Oregon. 800: wine, gallons. IS SO.
hides. number. As: quicksilver. tasks. g.
Produce. Fruit. Ftc.
Ml9dilnxs. sts se7fs: bran. sis saafs
Hay. new crop-wheaf. ssGfa: wheat
ana oat. 81 5sssa: cat, ss1Fs. barley. 81 are7s;
hes: do. s. sae1s. alfalfa first crop. - ssefs.
40 se~ros1f crop g ssss -. clover. 1901 "a.
stock, 81 sssF5. straw. 5a35sc per bundle
posasosa-Garnet Chfles. ea<F79e: Early
Rose. .sgsac In sacks; DO So boxes. sF550s:
Barhanks. In boxes, sssgs9c. DO Ia sacks.
aS77ss.
ysxssabses-s3nsors. res, fe<7isr. DO VEL
low. ss9ssc. los Angeles tomatoes, s1zs7
10: river De. slGis1: vacavilie do. SO So:
ss~fng bears. 5scessf per sack: grsea peas,
garden. sG9ize; garlic. issTsixe; green pep
GERS. sa9Tyc IN large boxes: Chile pep
GERS. 7s9sssr. dried peppers. 5Sa1za2c:
asr3raxzas. f+S5f.-5. cuesuzssrs TSce7si 80;
AizusesA cncurshers. sae9sf. bar squash.
~c boz: egg plant. large boxes. s. SGT 90
xrrsu boxes. 5ss-se. Alameda green corn.
s.. sss7t 7s: Bsrksisv 90. Ts$1sBr: green okra.
81: asparagus. S1@
Fvust-Appaes. common. small boxes
~@znr. do large bikes. EsEsssc: fsney.
-rr9x: fancy ~vae. 4ss5se. aprfcoss
Rsyas. small boxes. zSsc; Royai.
crates skfEc. aprsccts. pep t1n,
e~xs1ss r4onxwcrsh wxrawberrxeA e
- -. common d.. 81 Ssss -. rzspb@<-s@x
pr ene~.. 6 saF71 -: hssekb@-ses. per
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Chicago. July I-wheat-Traae was
gather narrow most OF the Gay, bat on
the display Of strength the market made
there Was some pretty active covering by
the shorts and n fair amount OF buying
for the long account. The opening VAS
arm, and at slightly advanced prices. The
steadier feeiing In Wall street and the
reported action OF The banks In strength
ening the gold reserve had ap important
Influence and was perhaps he main feat
ura OF strength all through the session
The weakness OF provisions and active
short seaing caused a temporary decline
but prices sooa recovered and strong late
cables and liberal seahoard o.earancaa
amounting TO i09.eee bushels, impaired
fresh strength. The market held very
strong during the last hour on covering
By shorts ane& strong outside markets and
substantial decrease in the worlds visible
supply. about lss5a. CO. bushels. and though
there was some decline from the higher
mark the closing was steady al a suhstan-
tial advance.
Coral-The strength In wheat held corn
steady, in spite OF the Ia4re receipts and
prospects Of another heavy crop.
oats. though quiet. ruled firm and q
shade higher, influenced by more reports
OF bad Yields and the strength In wheat
and corn.
Provisions continued their recent down
WARD COURSE ieaFF liquidation was fn-
dulged In by the holders, and though there
was some reaction later In the session
the closing prices were materially lower
Closing Quotations.
Wheat--July, 554Gl sac: August. 65xc.
Corn-Juiy. 1assi5'se; September, $50
2s@c.
oats-July. i7asc. September. frAc.
pork-Juiy. $50: September. yE
Iarc-Jaiy. $3.50: September s3g5
Ribs--July. 1.2Tas; September, g. 29ia-
Rye-3oixc.
Barley-Nothlng doing.
Fiaxsced-7s1& ff7sc.
Timothy-&s.
Live stock.
Cattie-Common to prime native bee%
was again salahae at s.. 40644 S. but strictly
choice cattle were not numerous, and
there was not much trading above As
A few Western range cattle were taken
for feeding purposes at t3.nfI335. West
srn range steers sold at EseGis.To. and
heifers brought fs.zDua.sa.
Hoxs-Heavy hogs sold at 3. sos g, ana
light weights for s3-S0l3T0
Sheep-Sales were on the basis OF 81 20
az for inferior up 20 S. e for choice heavy
export sheep averaging - 10 i35 pounds
Westerns sold chiefly al s. s6la 10. tamhs
sold freely at s5Ese.2s. largely at S. so7
575: Kentucky choice lambs. &H, year
lings brought s2ss1sfsa
Receipts-Caitle 400. hogs I5,ooo sheep
le.ooo.
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Financial.


London. July z.-siiver. MD. consois.
1i5iz.
New York. July 2i.--The Evening Posts
London financial cshieEram says: The
stocks were Idle today. the rovai wedding
tomorrow increasing the holiday feeling
Americans opened better on cesSa ton OF
sales from the quarter Indicated Yesterday
1.-The ksffir crowd. Sales from New York.
however. soon broke the market. which
closed duh. bat In the street again there
was a sharp rally Louisville and 81. Paul
leading. The condition Of Americans here
ss now healthier. mitch stock having
come cut. bur no one looks for a speedy
rise. the political and financial situation
IN the United States being regarded
Krayeiy here. There was a further squirt
in kaffirs toSav. on confirmation OF the
news OF rich strike In a deep level mine.
Rofhsehiid II issuing this week Barmaa
railway loan Of abort E5.9g5gu. with in
teress AT IN per cent AZ Ia guaranteed
By tho Indian government
The Berlin and Paris markets we're
quiet.
Brgafstufa and Grains.
Liverpool. July gl.--ssheat--spot. steady.
demand. poor; No. 2 red winter. Sc II.
No. sprirx. ~ lid. No. I hard Manitoba,
stocks exhausted. No. l California. ~ Al.
Futures closed steady. vita near posi-
asoas unchanged and diBfarz positions ssd
higher: July. August. September ~ igasd,
October, 60 ieAzd. November. fl les<d.
December. "a I'D.
Corn-Spos. caiet: American mixed new.
- fes.d Futures closed a1lst. wIfh near
positions t4eazd lower and distant 2oss-
tons unchanged 10 "a ipser; July. -
led. August. "a iesxd September. ~ II !:
october. - iIsad. November. Is Id: De-
ccmocr. - Nj
Fs,our-.T,rsii: demand. Door: ST.. Losls
fancy wsnter. 6 81.
Hops.
Hops--At London. Pacific coast. G1 iss.
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STAPLE GROCERIES.

Sugar UobAsngi-Gosden 'sC"' IA bh.s., Ter
n. 4ssc. extra *T~s IN hb.s, per n, stAc;
dry graduated. in hals. per N. Sc; cube,
SIC: powdered. sSse: spot cash price.
Maple sagsr-Five-pouna boxes scci-
ioped. 70 the 70. &c Per II; assorted
cakes. iStsc per 10
Flour. etc. Uohbgngl- washlngtez
straight. per hai. s. a ga -; patent. s27s.
Patent Excellent. s1rs: Novelty A. S. -:
California brands. s. "; hnekwhAas aour,
p@r hoi. sssS. per ewt. 80. gra-
ham. per hoL t@. or ie-.e
sacks. N.Ts per cwt; rye -four. per
Dbl s.. or ION s. 6 per cwr. rye meal.
Per BIOL. 81 IS: per ewt. sais: oat greats. per
bill s. s8sS&. hominy. per cwt. s. -; cracked
wheat. per cws. s.. Ia: rolled wheat. "a ~
per Dbl: whole wheat -four. per cws. s.:
pSars barley. ieo-tb sacks. &c: as-1e boxes,
sc: sviss peas. per fsAlh sacks. &c.
@s-la boxes. s@e: cora meal. yellow. los.
s. -. SIS. 81 q. white. fes. sl..s: SIS. sA
Beans sjohesaxl Small white. per n,
lac; pink. per n. e. Eayes. ger y. sssc.
Lima. per =. Size.
Rice tsoSssaxe--Tapa1. sc: Chlaa, &c
pA< u: rsiaH3. tAs; Careless. sAe
Dried eas--xJohhsnsg -FTeld. FER -. g.
Jeeningl--f.svsrresos. EA-rn sacks,
per tan sssSs@Ss American 5airy. ea-fa
saeks. per ton. SIS Ceass. aasF ground
Ia,-rn sacks. psr son. -. SID sacks, per
ton SO: SID SscSs. - IN GAZE ~ I'D SACKS,
Sc in bale. s.. fa-io sacks. . in bale. g.
larss--fJ on5trsl ~ Home rendered, pe.
III Sinclair sterces. &c: Rex leaf. sze:
lara compound. sisrces. $40.
C.arNe-8 JcAAt g1-ssr~en-A Mocha re- -
SIC. Java. per IA. S. Costa R1ca. chesce.
no- n. sse Raastes-lArhack.e's IN Ias-ss
cases. per ews. 80 - ss-re eases. per ew..
e. IS. ss-gr cases. per cws- d. - Java. So =
tins e~~ -. ~; SACKS. s$cs AGsa Mocha.
"a. CzraeoaA. 81 ssassesraiR. &c. ground
o~e~. ssafssssS. Lon. lies. SR.Es. sss. 90 -;
ess So IS
CAaeesste--tT ohhszSA--fs bakers. ts-Ib Pre-
,,tus.. sec. rs-rc E&Sse. &c. Star, Is-sn box
e. fsc
s~>eea --fJoehsaws-Epps. &~.A tins. s&~to
rssxsx. c. Bakers. SD haxes, &C.. Van
Heuteass 10 tins. ~. Rib tins. ~ssc,
Nh tins. s.
Condensed N.!x-srasb.zgl-E2S Ter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid 60 Farmers FOR Country
Produce.

The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers ard producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named. the
goods 20 be delivered In Seattle.
Hops. choice. new, sa3zhsc per 10.
Haydn boat ioaisf - ssI6.sa: oats.
choice. Eastern Washington. SIT: Puget
soand. sfsats: barley. sit per ton. wheat,
chicken feed $l-5a41s.
Potatoes-sisdis per ton.
Hides, Pelts and Tailow-Heavy ealted
steers over 90 ms, sNsc: medium. per ID.
ss75c: light. under rs lbs. &c per 10: heavy
cows. &c: light. Sc: saited k!ps. s04cs and
calf. per II. Sc; green hides lie less than
saited: dry hides. per In. Sc. cuiIs OF
above, one-third less; dry eiks per 10, Sc:
dry deer skins. summer. per 10. aaf
&c good winter. feG15c: poor and thin
winter 5sfsc: sheep skins. sa7Snc: fun
wool. 5sSsnc. wool Western Washington.
&c per ID. sallow. s'zIsiz.
Live stoek-caolce beef cattle. cows, Sc:
steers. &C.: choice sheep. &c; good
hogs. s3Gss IS; calves. dressed. large,
4t1c: small, Sc.
Logs-Superio- quality. per NJ. FIR. s. S0I
&: choice cedar. s.: common. per NJ. 81;
spruce logs. tsffs: cedar sh!ng.e tags, s.
Ranch eggs-istsGHsc-
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MAXINE NEWS.

sar Francisco. Jnly z.-Arrivet-Pro-
sreswist, Corsox. Prcgresso, Seattle: schF
g. r. HEs Gray's harbor. Degartef-Sn
Dashsnx Wave. Tacoma: srhr c. A. Thay-
sr. Cray's harbor.
Port Townsend. Jufy I.-spsriais--Ar-
rfvSA--Tsark Fresno from Honolulu At
Port Gamble. bark Forest tswe~a from
san rrMnessco 40 Port Gamble 90 load
l1rs.sssr sgr ffonoanIu. b8Tksntfne Katie
FyseEsnge-. from Shanghai. az Ballard 10
rsuair 4nAsts. sch Port Admiral. from
Cook srseg for Seattle.
saslss1--ses Reporter from Everett. for
sort of Los Azsxei3z@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22

TO AtcAsson INA American Sugar 81
80. Burlington Is 40 CAlcagc Gas Il. -.
Dsstssling San General Electric 1saa
Louisville 4 NaxAvtsae A.sa. Manhattan
1.ssn. Northwest -.ssA Reading 500 Rock
Island $50. St. Paul 60 80 Tennessee
New Jersey Central $50
flour.
Fscu--Recespts - 80 barrels. exports
SaA The market was msch better TO-DAY.
both as 20 demand ard unsertcne. being
influenced By the advance In grain
Wheat.
wheat--Seceipts Sc 50 Bushels. exports
f%aN. Srof market Frmer: No red.
Sisc. Ne hard. s. s-sc Options opened
firrner with stocks declined hut reesdess
under realizing. and were strong and ac-
tive during the affsrnocn On light spring
and wfnEer wheat receipts. better late
cables. higher interior markets. better
Wall street news and covering By shcrsss
closed Ac higher. July closed else: Sep
TENDER closed G~Se4
Changes I'm Grain Stocks.
Special ard selexrapaic dispatches -
Braassrses's covering the principal points
OF accurn uia tson shcw the following
changes in The worlds availanie sunply OF
grain on Saturday. July Is as compared
with the preceding saturday: Wheat
United States and Canada. east Of the
Rockies. decrease. s5s.aeo. asinat for and in
Europe. decrease. f,isf.esAs, fetal decrease
worlds avaisahse. Lss-aa Corn. United
states AID Canada east o. the Rockies.
decrease. ss<eo Oats decrease. 1,sEs. &C.
Hops>
Hcps-Dun-
wool.
woo,-Duu.
Petroleum.
Petroseum-Sfrong: Pennsylvania crude
steady S.asf, Ohfs crude steady, doc.
August options closed s1.essS bid.
Metals.
Copper-Easy, Lake brokers'. I'll: ex-
change. lnTssaIisa
Pig rron--uuls-
I-sa2-Ssfeady
g7n--klasy: plates auiet.
SpelIer--Easys domestic, ssas04
Coffee.
Cofyee-Opfions closed foa7A points ret
decline. Sales. 1900 bags. Closed July.
l.E<f IL Soc. September. 1aesaaio Soc. Spot
coffee. Rio dull mild quiet.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw duh. centrifugal - test.
s-lsc; refined steady and fairly active.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22
Jobbing Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered 1T the
wharf or on cars, or the tohhing rates
quoted by Wholesale dealers. with ordinary
far-,a ~ s.rsxssf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22
BUTTER! BUTTER!

We nay al g-a3ss e Batts--<rsa-aery,
Diary ard RA1ea- SHIP yaar Butter 20
JOHN h. 1GEy, Seattle sr Iseesss,
lna get the Cash.