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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-30
ALICE BLANcHARD HERE.
To Leave This Port Sunday With
People for Copper River.

Stea uaer AHce Blanchard. OF The North
Pacific steamship Company. arrived last
evening from San Francisco with sixty
two passengers, bound for Copper river.
Alaska She wiu SAL from here Sunday.
irving shout twenty passengers from
Seattle. Those already booked from Los
Angeles sn.i san Francisco ara as follows.
e Fl. Otto. T. Forbes. II L. Bates.
Howard Grtath. 9. sprsnse. ?. Il. Ellss.
p. r. Shannon. 0 I. Spauiainz. =. ".
Fales. r K G. Fratn. Joseph De FRAN.
George ". Thomas. =. " Olsen. Charles
McIaren. .. 8 s8m1ee~Tnan. n z. Cum
fulngs T. Danscoyoc. Il. F. Wilde. r CIR
bingham. Joha Hewitt. David Fixes. p.
A. Simpson. r. Nattsou George II. Thoua-
as. Byron Storey. ). : Thosrin. r Brown.
George J. pol8. James r Rogers. W. 4
Norman. o. C. Rogers " r Groran.
J 2 Hulern. Z. ? Berry. George Frasch.
stephen Meyers y. Wyss. r Jacosy. 2.
?. Stoner. J. Carbett 6. Bowden. J. z
clark A p Pahsf. a L. Mcconnell G.
A Miller. w - suir6 q prfxooH- ".
X rssior. = Bsneiier ~. r Pelvar,. p.
r. Brsnfner. =. ". Faast. @ r Apn}e-
rata George Frzsch ". p wfnt0n- Hsnry-
willard. John Carey, A Moser. Il 7. Sar-
CERT. Charles Gla3oseh. 2. Il. Cooper. ".
T-awrenca.
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Gorsc. San Antonio ChGrueusoc and NO
Tire del Res. and w2s ereveste1 captain
and major FER gallansTy- Re was con-
r-fssssnea captain December. 81. and
mater IN Jaly. lS5S he resigned n Isl 20
join he CoafeaeTats srrts and was iEasne-
Giatesy appointed brigsdisr general lie
Won distinction 81 the arsf battle OF kGti
Run, aad AZ TIRE Second battle q Bun Run
commanded the First corps o. tie Army
% N5rthern Virginia He led re TiEht
xing 0f The Confederate army a. Gets s.
burg lie was In the surrender az Apo
mattox April , 1ssS
he took un his residence in New Or
leans after the war snd engaged n com
rnerciEl business. He was appointed sur
veyor q the port by President Grant ara
afterwsra supervisor OK internal revenue
in Louisiana and postmaster Of New Or
leans. II $40 ne was ssnt 4s United
states minister % Turkey by President
HAYES, and under Garfield ne was United
States marshal for iho district OK Georgia
On September 70 last Gen. Longstreei
was married q Miss Helen DEtSehs a
young lady % p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-30
MONROE Is BOOMING.
New Milling Industries start and
Others su Prospect.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligsnc sr.
SNOEoAIsH. Oct @.-Tne little town
CO Moaroe. situated Oh tire Great North
srn railroad about seven miles east OF this
city. Is enjoying the novelty Of boom,
due 20 the milling industry. a large NH
near future.
The nTm Of Stevens a. Ls6d Of Marys-
vile. has also bought section .. contain
ing some OF the finest timber IN the state.
and VIII start a big lumber and shingie
min al once. The mill viii be built on
Works creek. a few miles from Monroe.
and q substantial spur VIII be put In con-
Meeting the nal with the Great Northern.
There are prospects OF several other new
industries for the town. and as a result
town lots have increased over 80 each IA
value IL the last few days.
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kEILAR IN JAIL
The Homicide Is Very Nervous and
Gets Little Rest.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intellligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND. Oct. en- ].
KelIar. the slayer OF J. c. Luckey az
Brtnnon. Is now behind the bars OF the
jefferson county jail and he win prob
ably have his trial late in November.
KeIlar seems 10 fully realize the position
ne Is in, ana is SO nervous that ne gets
little rest, pacing up and down his cell
hour after hour. The sheriff allows him
the privilege OF the jail corridor part Of
the day, and while he seems anxious 10
relieve himself by talking about the case
with every one who calls TO see him. his
attorneys have forbidden him to discuss
the shooting. and he is obeyiug their IN
ssructlons He has retained Attorneys
James WEekersham. Of Tacoma. and r.
W. Jennings. Of PORT Townsend. 10 de-
fena him
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WANT To Consolidate.
Sentiment is Favor of AmRigamatinE
Rockingham BAY Towns

SPECIAL TslspatcA % .As rsss-T- xs-cer
WEATCoM ocr @-'Chs question @.
the constellation 81 Wh4gcorn and Far
haven l. being ce1 rally discussed ard
wil 70 douat c1ele - - TIE election IT,
Deceit zacT fer settlement. u has Been
axstass1 ns9ra - lsxs fa~ zzauy years Azs
rarea years aga was vcse4 On bu5 Far
haven ~ TIRE 1uestlea tangled uo va
her Iaeal feelings ard voted sSa.rs. Is
sararsssux everysasiv. herself foctueeA
TaAs year tAs cues-gu comes 90 be- 6sr-
eut shape zna although there Is 1ot rnurh
axeise-.rnt manifest thace Is 3 very de-
e1sea urwrcn&erancs q sentiment ia hs5-h
rsg~aaxss ard WaAtces1 ta favor % raGul-
elual Uoion-
Tass favoraH1a sentiment fs bssed CT tas
Ases that a or1an would mean ore strong
-.rv. tne tstrd la s.zs an1 pcrGistsan g.
Puget SQUAD 4a1 consolidated 3sss a. =
tgrae wsez rev avenues fsr eztsrp~1ss are
ss-ssrs~z RI al st1es ans urssed s12~ts
To- Be- zhz= bay ~ou8 zeeao Evvat
Zeal TIE raHs e - Ksus-aily favored
far ne coasa-s8acsd ezIy - Eetlugaa
sl,no1Ga the-e a-e 2osecs52zs to e.
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annrnnttrra a. .rI..i..tnni.

Specal Dispatch 90 the Post TntelilEencer
TACOMA Oct zs-E& Hene. secretary
81 the BusacR cold Mining COMPANY
whEch is owned by Tacoma parties. =
cuarantined IN the state camp near Lake
View Miss. In letter 20 q friend in this
ety. he tells q the STREE quarantine thzt Is
being observed abcut Memphis. and does
not kncw whether he Viii DC neld thirty
sas-a CT slx months
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THE MORTGAGE Is FIRST.



In Il cscixaoz HANDED down yesterday
United States District Judge Hznsorf an
noznces the doctrine that judgment for
personal injuries against a railroad corpo-
ration. secured after TIE dste az the mort
gage. cannot be held prior lien Upon tire
assets Of the property.
The case ar bar was the petition % Chris
fophsr u. Dudley for a. order making bis
judgment against fh@ Front street cable
road a Ter prior 10 the mortgage which Is
being foreciesed on the property. Dudley
secured = Judgment for personal injuries
amounting 20 81 aea
n denying tne petition. the court says:
Recent decisions OF the United States
circuit court % appeals FOR tire Ninth cir
cDit reversing the dec si5rx az this court
which allowed claiFns for DAMAGES caused
by negligence n the operation % the
nsortRaged railroads. 20 BE- pad as pre-
ferrsd claims lsaves this court 70 dis
crestou- The claim Of pri1rity 81 every
such case must be denied"
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Filled Their Hands.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelllgencer.
OLYMPIA, wash, Oct ar e. Nc
Crosby. Of Garfield. and II. W. Garfield.
OF Colfsx have fled their bonds as re-
gents OF the agricultural college; Richard
Winsor. sr. and J. Z. Hoyl. both OF Sc
attIe. have also hled bonds as regents OF
the state university AL of which have
been approved b. the governor
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Resigned as Receiver.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-fnteIligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND. Oct. SD. VI. Lit
tlefeld. who recently received an appoint
ment To the customs service. has resigned
his position as receiver OF the Port Town
send nail works. and Frank W. Hastings
has been named as receiver. The prop
erty is 10 be sold at public auction In the
near future
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The following rev suits were fled yes
terday an the superior court
J. w Davis VS. w r. Ham-Promlssory
note OF April q Issi tsss
Washington Dredging and Improvement
Company 81 ST. w. c r Rabei-Appsai
from decision Of state land board on tide
lands
Divorce
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Do You Want to
Be Married ?

The Food Exposition Management ex-
tends a cordial invitation 20 Some couple
TO BE married ~ the Armofy next Tnurs-
DAY ngxAt. On the stage. 4 proper we'd
dlar supper VIII be provided the happy
couple. railway company all furnish
free transportation 70 the value ~ g. fer
a briszl tour. The Seattle Gas Company
will present the lucky couple with hard
some gas range complete and itstsil a.
A furniture company zlTes & bedroom set.
The Del I0ass MIlilnx Company gives IN
assorted case % Senaola. McralnE Meal saf
SELF Raising Buckwhest. together With
three months subscriptions to slx maya
zinea Another firm gives the weddiag
ring. Conner Bros. donate a hsrn aua 4
saek Ct -four. The Imperial E1i4er Mi!la
gives i sack e Imperial four
First come VIII Re taken Apply % Ma
aver Buckley. ne Aruory. 81 onGe-
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelllgencsr.
CHENEY. Oct. 2s.-Cheney In common
with other towns in the wheat belt Is at
present oyerrun with ;ramps. A number
OF hobos undertook 10 make rough house
out OF a saloon tonight and eighteen OF
them were Jailed by the marshal. assisted
by a number OF citizens especially depu-
tIzed for the occasion.
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wants R Divorce.

IL divorce SUIT filed yesterday by En-
rra r Myers. the Information states that
she was married to S. lewis Myers In At
kinson. Neb. September 3. fsSs: that they
have four children. the eldest 70 years DID,
and the youngest 3. they have consider
able property ia common. the ground for
the suit Is alleged neglect and failure 70
s1uryorr
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short session of Court.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelllgencer.
WATERyILLE, Wash. Oct 2s.-The fail
session OF Douglas county superior court
held this week. lasted only for the brief
period OF six hours. There was no jury.
IL was the shortest session ever held here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-30
Vaudeville Artists

CAD WILSON. the faroaz serfo-coric
IA her latest sssccezs. FRED GANBoL.D
fhe celebrated Eas1srn vocalist from chi
czEa On Als Fuute 60 tbs OxphsEm. San
Francisco. ROBERT ELLIS leading
tenor - fha late VVffa1r Opera Company.
NORRIS AND MORRIS. fha great East
err socsesy sketch team PROF. CARL
BEACH. fks mar fish MISS LOLA
HALL. ths Yogng ard taienfe4 scag and
dance artist THE HAYES SISTERS
Mp EDWARD Ia ZEsIsLE slack wire
artist 5uzzier ard eq1lAbTist CAP
POLO. the great Eurlam bender. ard
rszzny othe< xtarz- A. popular pT.css. ass
sc ara -. Sale q reserved SEATS vii
begin Friday morning al 70 o'clock. Grand
matinee Sunday zf.Sgao0a AZ 80
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We know whereof we afsrrn when we
state that Ayers Pills taken promptly.
az the flrst symptoms OF colds and fsvers.
arrest further progress Of thsss disorders
and speedily restore the stomach. liver
and bowels, 10 their normal and regular
action.
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Social pemocrncr Not Henrd Broom.

Special Dispatch TO the Posf-Inteliigencer
OLYMPIA. Wash. Oct. 2s.-So iutelli-
gence has been received here up 20 to-
night regarding the whereabouts Of the
Social Democracy committee. which was
advertised to leave Chicago on October p
for Olympia to confer regarding the pro-
posed colony.
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see-saI Tssnasrh - - pss.-I.tslI5 xrace~
PORT TOWNSEND Cct. = Judge NJ
C5sutoa haS appointed T. 2. 6U&Eevs
prominent ysuze attorney ke-e. IS courz
cora1at szsaner 70 succeed y. & C0nuSsr
resigned NJ Co-oyer has accepted
pace Il ,as LA oeses e Ronald. BAal7Esr
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The Kentucky court % appeals has De-
rsdaa thaf labor uEiozs have a property
right n thetr Labels ard other devices. and
raw snSal- ouss3Ge parties from appr0p-l-
stsng o. cazrtsrfsagtng TIRE same
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a Battle. sesttle, and VIII make his home
there He Is = son % ex-Enite1 States
Senator Coaover. ard has served IS coan-
y clerk * Js@srson county.
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NEW FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
Longstreet. Commissioners of Rail
rnaAs-Prttrheft. Coast survey.

WASHINGTON. Oct. zs.-Ths president
today nada the following appointments:
James I.oagstreet. Georgia. commission
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AMrsF.MFNTN
JEFFERSON THEATER.
Cor. FOURTH Az. aad Jefferson 81
Telephone Main lsl-

Z = Frena. manager: II. Aib9nl
amusement director. VIII opsn far one
week coG r1encBa8 Saturday evening
Octoosr -. With q select company O. hiEa
r-zaz az rHernA
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seal skin garments made 20 order re-
sved ana renodeied 10 the latest fash
ions at M wIndmlller's. the furrier. 80
Second avenue.
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ron CEDAR RIVER WATER

Wy bssins Condemnation Proceed
tnzs Ia Superior Court.
.NTanrstioa Counsel ,. X Browr has Re
= eo1nenanaUca proceedings n ere su-
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F-1srart oa1res fos rent low Sullivan
es1.1tsE
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To san Francisco.

Steamship Cleveland sails from Airing
ton dock. October %. az s p m. Cabin.
& 20. storage, 81. e. Z. GAME. Agent
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Consult Frsorarce NATIVE Seattls's
-~nre~ fsss Ga FfrSt
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DR.. Albert J. Forrest. dentist, has re-
turned from New York Offices. Safe De-
posit building
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y~t--E -. t@~r'er. eouxhs ; nsw stock
"a 49,, xst hark vhss re burglars teeE
T;e new sas toe nary goods, ard Is seIg.nK
tSsra ~ az ccst-
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- % railroads. vice Wade Hampton. re-
signed.
Henry 8 Prltche,t. Missouri. sIperzn-
tendent % The co4Eg and Eec8e1e survey.
TszAc MoTatt collector % internal rev.
eaue FOR re srss district OF New jersey.
Zoe.h Houser. marshal q the Uuised
States for the district q Oregon.
oxen Summers. q Portland. appraiser
cf merchandise n tas dlETici OK william
FfTe. Ore-oa.
states nasE with rank u captain. As
ssx.ant sarxeoa ~. :. BlgZs United Ststes
navy. . be passed ASSISTANT surgeon VIA
the rank q lieutenant, 3lEiDr gFa9e-
Gee. James LegExtreet was born n
Edgeaeld district. South Carolina, Jaua-
a~v :. 1EI HIS family removed &c AIa-
hama in 1871 and Be vzg appointed 70 ine
West Pofnt military academy fTora ;kat
state. graduated n tsSz. ard vas assigned
20 TIE Fourth infantry. he served
through TIE Mexican ~ar ard paFtfci-
pate8 ~ fhe battles % Paio Alto. Hasaca
a. Ia Palma Monterey Vera Cruz. Ce-ro
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-28


CHIcAGo-wcak outside markets
and fast growing belief In another
large wheat crop. made easy sailing for
the bears to-day and caused a decline Of
&C Corn lost itdAc OF Its previous
value and oats closed n shade lower.
Provisions ruled heavy, but closed at
only triflng declines.
In wheat the tendency OF the price
was downward for the most part. al
though starting firm and a little higher
than IL closed yesterday. July wac
wanted at the opening at from I0diOhc,
but the shorts whose covering caused
this little spasm OF strength were 50
freely accommodated that the market
soon dropped. the price by 1890 getting
down TO Csc 4 slight reaction also
followed, but at II 30 the market got an
increase OF heavlneSs and broke its pre-
yious bounds. reaching 69ha69hc By
noon, The early news was not OF a
character TO influence the market much
either way. The decline az Liverpool
was scarcely the equivalent OF the drop
here and at any rate from having been
expected II did not attract much atten-
ton. Receipts at Chicago were four
carloads and quantity inspected out OF
store was $1,000 bushels. The Minnclp-
oils and Duluth receipts were ioi cars
against $50 week ago and 43S on the
corresponding day OF the year before.
Export clearances OF wheat and Hour
from the seaboard were only moderate
nj 26S 900 bushels. The weather bciilg
gtill favorable the traders saw IN antic-
nation a large crop harvested. The
nearness OF cutting time In Texas and
Oklahoma we're used FOR all that could
be got out OF it and for much more than
IL was WORTH to scare the bulls \
break OF Ic at st. Louis caused probably
by the nearness OF the time when new
wheat will come on that market went a
long wnys toward acceEtuating the
weakness Of the local market The trad
ing was active while the break was In
progress aad II continued In nervous
condition for half an hour thereafter
July recovered from 69hd69hc 20 63asT
sgIEc then dropped TO C9isc and kcu:
close around 6940 for a time before Il
dropped to 6Jac. The latest trading
was at 69hc.
Corn was weak. with prices averaging
&c under yesterdays close. Tie mix
was that receipts next week will aver
age 900 cars a day. There was u big
cash trade. and the market was lower
from the start. Receipts were 134 cars
JuIy opened shade lover at &c, sold
NJ 2ifa4hc. then declined to e3Atc.
where II closed Oats were steady at a
sbade under yesterdays close, the SLIGHT
decline being caused by local receipts
Of isS cars. The shipping demand was
not so good, but offerings west showed
a falling on Good support was given
Tho market at the decline. July opened
Unchanged at l7hdl7ssc, declined to
I7%c, and recovered to l7izc, where 1t
closed, -.
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zArzrsAR SLAVES FREED.
The snItan Issuss MI' Dscrss-ManV D
Net Leave Their Masters.

The snItan Issuss nls Dserss-MAhT DO
Net Leave Their Masters.
WASHINGTON. d. c. May e7-UnI-
ted States Consul Mohun at Zanzibar,
has informed the state department that
the sultan. Hsmnud Bin Mahomed Bin
said. ON April !. last. issued procla-
nation. abollshins the legal status of
slavery In the Islands Of Zanzibar and
Comba. The consul says:
IT was thought by many persons that
the effect OF freeing the slaves would
be 70 throw many thousand negroes on
thelr own resources and that great sur
fcrings and prlvntioas would ensue for
three or four years, but from that can
see. not one person Will suffer In the
slightest degree. in my opinion, not
10 per cent OF the present generation OF
slaves win leave their masters and 10
outward appearances the condition OF
the negro is the same as before emanoi-
patton. The Arabs received the news
with submission.
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ment In the stock markets to-day,partly
due TO the glorious weather.
Home rails are booming again, but
quite the feature is the strength OF
Americans. cannot report much pub
lie Interest vet. but the professional In
terest undoubtedly increases with very
bullish talk and tips TO buy low priced
bonds and preference stocks OF reorgan-
lied lines. Atehlson adjustments were
again strong
The market here II for going FOR the
} per cent dividend in July New York
prices we're little disappointing aud
hence slight reaction came at the
close.
Kaffirs were good Not the least fac
tor In the stocks at moment is Mr., La
Bouchere's position in the committee OF
inquiry Money Is very dear india AZ
teen lakhs special council bill sold up
To MIT-I6 and the Bank OF Bombay
Estate has risen to 10 per cent
Details of the gold movement for the
week show the sale OF $4,000 IN bar
gold, chiefly for Russia and Austria and
the receip; OF 10000 pounds from the
cape and OF 10000 pounds from Austria
liza
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PRESIDENTIAL ptuNs.
Coed Batch Of Vaccinations Sent to TIA
senate Yesterday.

GoOu baten OF No4tAANtoWA rent 70 Nue
senate Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. May s7.-The Presl-
dent to-day sent the following nominal
tions to the senate:
war-Col. James F, Wade, Fifth cav
airy. to be hriEadier general: Col. John
X. Miner. Tenth cavalry. TO be briga-
der general: Col. William n. Graham,
Fifth artillery. to be brigadier general.
TTeasuTS--Alex, r. Avery so BE eel-
lector Of customs, district OF Huron,
Mich: John NJ. Ewing. OF Wisconsin. TO
b. deputy auditor for the navy depart
ment
JDStIce-william Vaughan, attorney
OF the United States, northern district
OF Alabama: Solomon F. Stahl. marshal
OF the United States, western district OF
Arkansas
Navy-Commande Charles o'Nelll,
United States navy, 10 be chief OF bu-
reau Of ordnance. with rank OF commo-
dore: Rev. Thaddeus $. X. Freeman, of
Indiana, TO be a chaplain.
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nn ~ a
sptlnq wheat tS9.c; 70, re- ss' ~, y ~ :,
corn-No. > -S'sc' 30 Ssio" -'''V
lae; y, ,s,L.. IA white atisa
Oats-No :, as !, ~ i,s; I MI'''s -i'9y
-lAci No W VIZ, l''tp-iits'
kye-No = Sc -. . Quo
bP,.eF- N sSe' Z; 'ie'''i'''i' ~ %
Flaxsefd-No' J. iGl!g5I5e
Ilnothy I'M il = e. MAG n,
Ness F ,t ,o5,t D3 ~ ~ - V''' w.
lSfd- ,,,, w si ~, ~ 70 a soSsl m
short islnsI ,o,,t,isr. '' S1ay,dI 5Sssnc
i ~ ta nico- tiJcs 0,oNe5S 4Hg;c
short elenr SIN .o"ASI I3 XXX ,oodt
hlsnrs :; ~
per gallon; y ~ ,,,.,,,uod
on The produce excha i SO,I ls liz, W.
e t,t. E IaItS 7 NO - "''
Gheeser ,O.,,i az az ,g y.
EgEs--f-asY l.S,m - ~ 80,
NEW fokh- l,i9 reSe'p's ,, ,i.oI
barrels, exports s'4SI Darreisi l lns nj
lOc lower on spFlns M .n I IIyar naIenIs
sou plt ~ - ~
" egtt '|.t,,,. ,so on b,sbsls. az
W ntat az iOS ,t ,s,s-i,st ,veak.
ports S',eVs Uus"eis, ~ :, III r.t low,
oPe',Su 'i g.. az = soiL q. cIosed AZ
er; no. ~ S,uS - - a YeSgfii,. closed
tg'zS' 9ep'ei"Ve' ~ 'i'@ 49,
at tV52s' ,,,,,, :, "a. h,,hsIq. exoorts
SeTn' aeSeiptS 100 ,Sss't Siaair! No
iV;aSt pusiylS, ~. ma tsirIv s,sody.
z, -'S, nI ~ - M Ss,ntL =. Fioaei
MAY tsc' SeP's"A"'' 'V''v'''7S'
al us ,,-., oe,nno brsbsIs. ex-
oats Ia F ~ Ioi'V ~, 9Iiic. mar.
po.'S .yyool "a Uu nsl,. ,,nSJrS At &c de.
riI,,a' Nav closed ~ nae
Iiav Gtiict Hops quiet. Hides firm.
IcaISer au,st
49, AMI cutpents steady
- e1sv. western stenIued 81 IS
,,a,-,,nai. rcfnrJ steady. PORK quiet.
ToIIow duu
Cottopsesd oil quiet. Rosln steady.
'rnrpcntInc firm. Rice quiet. Molasses
| stendy
Cofiec. opened quiet at unchanged
prices. closed barely steady al points
higher 60 points lower; sales $500
bags.
Sugar. raw strong; refined strong.
BALTIMoRE-Flour dull and I'M
changed; receipts II $50 barrels; exports
none. Wheat dull and easy; spot Htc
bid: receipts $50 bushels; ex-
/ ports 10000 bushels: southern wheat bl
sample sJGAc. Coon easy: spot 2S'sd
29c: September 29'bc asked; steamer