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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27
NEW YORK MARKETS..


NSsAS YORK. Iagy Sta market ens.
e. t0t&Y iu q s1Taw with Use aax.4s,1aa ,e
AFa35E % taNoT cf t9Ee basis 1he sson-
FUSED a1d irregular ees tines asst fe,rsst.
tFs@s ceEiltlus1 fNT0ak Noa. IEs sar 70
taAe ErVats at RISE accom- Es}ts sEsnrsk az .saf
W'ftea tAs rA4sssf ar AEtictrsasarv Yisn IA
a SAP t}aF have ~ shu street THUS Vita
congress sa fRs2rEts3 &nd the tzrs~ sssSressssi
r<. PROFESSIONALS unb0&ne< aud sessd sn0rt
I@ses4 rcacfsosis we're he}pe3 ~ Esou8an 3
lsvafE-zak1ng ssf@S amounting % = lsss
3ssaTeE- \ yarsetv 81 reasons wers
assigned 10y 54on4cs' Ksssss m x q
Rsews EEcag wAiea wrC tita Sec
SITES Don-ac&ioa &C. fhE currency sEes-
sage aH8 tae IsrsanssS-a- Is veaftars affair.
haf gseFp ge1eE8}sy s. Was attributed 20
euffr seGATEffsG fR@ e1f@et cf fza sEr.w
sg2fseyG~r' - a3~eAsy discounted
fsAces iG aee feEaf TssSrseS FaCeesaG about
E@5-t a0s Es8nzFrE suffering or Esysgase
Te1~aTts - crop 3snzsge. TIE weaE oE4aEs-
srse- 5ovscveF, Temporarily sz~NAs1gesl gAe
sesTsat. raEgssag re cancellation - E.gEA
sting avsseTs aS RsFs 70 - sNes7zscla ses~
GAS HrUse.ts~s gTseeS w~Es fEfser al tAa
ca@e1aE GsltNaFa sasissss &n3 SAss1 OF
&Esa. EheM cF&a as3wsass gg8oEe g&E@Fa tasy
ArS SIS 5sstTss Ted gAre Bases IT gAe
srassEarS. stimulated GT trstAs $ advance
- WfEg fss1essfs2 The -esnral market
AS grades 81 s@Ezr were sc*aGee11 to
aAg. ksf. sugar ss0eE ~&z sEas@es 30 a
l<4s qFessGrs TIC aao~s 9. tAs @As. AgssS
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MARINE NEWS

PORT GAMBLE. July M--Arrived-Scan
oaanogan, from san Franchise: hi Enn1.
nads, from Port Townsend. Saliea--HotN
COOS nAY. Ials ssissa--su,y n scAn
PORT BI-skEI.Ey, July 0-Arrsvsd-
TACOMA. jas saiIea-JaIy 3 i
Dashing Wave. for San Francisco
HooUfAM. July S.ssa:lsd July .A-ashr
FRANCESCA Arrived--Schr e. II. ThaSse.
from Honolulu for HcauIam: svhr Eanxsss
Adele, from san Francisco for Hc.sulaan:
.ie@n n Sailed july ar usm ana As ssr
Tampa, from Aba rsisea for San rr9ncfartS
GRAY'S HARBoR. July M--s&Rilea--
senr e, Tampa. for santa Resaiia: sehr 0enA
from San Francisco: schr g.. A. Thayern
from Honolulu: schr orion. from San
Francisco. Sasied-isktn Gardiner City. for
ASTORIA. July s--Arr,ved--Juiy q.
selsr Laura May. from, San Franchises: sohI
Aettittia. from san Francisco: July -
schr Jeenie Stella. from San Eranctsru.
SaiieG-Strs Alliance and Alice Blanchard,
EUREKA. July "a Arrived--Juiy 3. str
NEWPORT. July - Sailea--Juiy q.
s4rhr John ~ Campbell. for Port Riakeley
SAN FRANCISCO. July ss.-sArrived--Str
MaciSiraw. Tacoma saiied--str Ascata,
SAN DiEGo. July M-Asrived-July =.
P SE Ss YORK; TX" july s' a sels
BREMEN. July @--Arrfved--E,sieslric
der Crosse. from New York via SOUTH
SHANGHAI. July "a sailed--Juns 81 IN
GalEate. for Vancouver.
KOBE. July s.-.Arrivcd~-Jnly z, m str
Braemcr from Ttcoma-
YOKOHAMA. July ss.--Arrived--July q.
Br str Tacoma, from Tacoma.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer George u. Starr yesterday
brought ia $500 sockeyc salmon Tor Myers
cannery.
Steamer Greyhound - laid up with =
broken pitman strap. She win resume her
run Wednesday.
The bark Eig Bonanza, now expected On
the Sound from San Francisco. has been
chartered by the Oregon improvements
Company to load n return cargo OF Frank
lin and Newcastle coal The Big Bonanza
can carry about ,1o tons. She WA built
at Newburypott, MsSs.. In 1876, end In 40
feet In length. " feet beam and ~ fest
depth OF hold.
D. J. Laughary, ship owners agent. has
left for Alaska. Jack Hawkins has h0en
accused In whispers of having shanghated
his erStwhile rival. Hawkins II doing some
good work In shipping saiiora. and whom
asked why ne does not no To Alaska re-.
plies that ne has Il, gold mine here" Last
week he shipped five men for the schooner
Zary,,a at Aberdeen; four men for the bft9
Geneva al Aberdeen. four men for the
schooner Robert Levers. at Port Gamble,
ard ssx men for the schooner Inca, ~ Chs
Ulanius.
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TIERS was 10 change sn icxas prices yes
teT12y. bas.rssS gsaHe Western avenue
- xooe rt:Sw berries x-4 ok o. TIE rass.
.ss ara E1spsserrses vii sgssu De 8 shaag 8.
sfss past saz ssse present season
Jasstag Quesatfons~
TIE eeslgwEssE we-~ rAS s.bss-r quota
tssns OF wAoissaEe 1eaierz yesterday.
soEar. Ffoar and Coffee
;, Sugar G0so4ng1-sse.ssess -" IN s.a.s per
X. 4sscs extra "a h5iz, per ID. fac
9fy gF&Ftaaated. IN bass. Per - sc. cube.
go. @s..Fssi &c ss43f cAsn prices
Novelty a. 81. California brands.
49, esw ae&1 ssar. per bsa, ~, per
ss'as 500; graham. Der eal.. s. =. or
20, : q s-g sT sas sss' Is p s ss9 es -
rsl.ea oass. ger ssl, isasss: hs.nsny. per
faxed wasas, s-.N per case: whole whsa.
sssss =; s-ls sosss t'sc: spl.. peas. Per
3, E,sA1 ysiisr. le~. $50; s,s. rs: while.
Us ~. - g. =; nAssa hoa'ssay. oa-a'
&c 'l Jazz. oSssns,--'irses-Ness., pr y.
ssrse; PER n. 81. Roasted -rsacsse's,
- y .s2-ls eases per cwt Sc ss. ss-ss eases.
-. s-.s as-Eb cases Per est ", -:
Asen Moeaa. s.iSc. Sar .a a. re. Gusse-
,sz a &c. ggogsH6 eafses. isks-1c; l4on. Los.
49,, as. Is. sss, sl2s5
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
., srsan Meats tjob5lngl-cew beet. 5sfs'Sc:
steer beef. - per 10. mutton. &c pes 10;
pos. she psr ID. veal ~ per ID
I1oF '@sefss ueeD.ns ~ Hans. larss. lsSsc,
e. .ssis. ,s'ss@!l. Is. bzeakfas, bacon. ss.e'
Fresh Fish f5cbb.ngS-H alibut. sVsc;
sssaiss1,on, fetscs saiEaion trout. Sc; Hoanoers
sns.Nte soles, &C.; rock cod. Dc. back
A---&l,c; shr1rnps. ice
nasser' Cheese, :.xgs and Poaltry.
Butter - Rancsa. 9@l5c. Washington
efsaFSseries. .-la prints, isdisc.
,sssi nrsse uonsns}-Nat.ye Washington.
r.sgs 0ohaingl-lsgIsc.
Fonsiiy uobtang, ,:nicksns. io0llc; I've
weight, dressed cnsckc.sS. i2sac-
Vegetables and Eruit.
Potatoes Ooobinge-Sew potatoes $ieGi2
Vegetables tjohbing)-Native peas g;
new California onions. rad. 81 per lfS 1Ds.
silver skins. s.. fssE4,ssl per fea MS. heets.
.ocsfI per sack. cabbage, isElz.o per Is:
carneers, dollhouse. a4.zdc per dox. hot
house tomatoes. si9l.2S per box; wenafca ee
tomatoes, 81: California tomatoes. ssc2$s.
green corn. l0QtSc per doz sweet potatoes.
S-a; per box
Green Fruits siobhinS}~I.emcns fancy
California s3R350: selects. s. sHa3; new
s. orassns feha 'sR:s To- if Sananas
szE2.So oranges. fancy vaiencias. s. s9aa:
fancy Tardin. Sg07so; Mediterranean
sweets. s.42.sa: native cherries, 254lsac
per box. rssspberries, 81 per crate: Califor-
MA peaches crawfords. e5zf1ac per box:
Yakima and Nenatchee peaches. 49Qeoc
per box. Bartlett pears sSGfeslc per box:
peach pluns, 49sJ5Ac Wenatchee apricots
1tzs59c per box; California pluuls 50ussc
per box; large red currants. &c per crate.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
HAY tjosb'n gl-- Puget sound per ton
s.: Eastern Washington timothy. $i24i4.
alfalfa, s..
Oats Gobhsns)--S3i.
Wheat-$2.
Barley uobh.ngl-Roiled or ground. per
ton. si9.
C0rn-W hole 81: cracked. SCI: feed meal,
81.
MIlstuffs cobhing1-Bran. per ton, 3d.
shorts. per ton. SIC.
Feed-Choppet feed. si1fyfs per ton: mid
dnss, per ton. s1l. oil cake meal, per ton,
SO.
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REs.. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January anA
for Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January
I 1871, are =. 500. fsf 20. There were nleA
for record yesterday 10 deeds, sggregnting
g., ago. 81 Following Ii n ifsf furnished by
the Seattle Abstract Company. room ~
New York block:
II. A Higgins es TX. 70 VIM. Allen. lots
q and e. block Q. Pleasant Valley add, July
g. syu.
sherir 10 III. Proyidsns Trust Company,
nw ~, ~ ~ and NV 80 sec u. W. ne and
Sheriff 30 the Mutual Benefit Isfe fnsur.
anee Co. los & block T. Borcn n Dennye
piat July =. zi9 PAT As
George IL preston 10 the Bosfon National
bank lots ], 2 II and u, block l.. J. J. Mons
add Jssy e 81,
August UeRoux TO Ellis Morrison u, III.
81 Wade Il ard 4 H. Schult y of Emma
II. I. Mckenny ~ AK IN r.. r. Brown.
lots ! and 2 block l. lots 20 &. block 2: lots
10 4 block :. lots 10 II. block 4. iotz -
So block 8. lots ! tts s. eiossk 8: iots IN
block : lots 20 g. block 8 lots TO 3, block
. Mrke8nys add. In sec ID. tp q. a. Juns
r. ts 90
William Duer- 70 Maria II. Duerr. lots -
ard y. beck [ Denny e. HOS add july -
The Lake vicw Cemetery Assn to Mrs.
y kirschnef. i0s ~, Lake View cemetery
July 2, I'D.
phoebe l.. Cur;lxs 20 Hannah Giiietta.
lat IT, block =. retsIat block n. Edes 4
Kniebfs adj, JAY ;. q, g. 81.
Phoebe l.. f'ers'as u hanuah Gillette.
add lptx ard 8 block g. Queen Anna "a
add s~scr. tract - ard acyts q 4 ard s In
G-acr@ traes = AaiD@ Leaf add Green fake
Circle 4aigF : 81
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HrendsfufYAn md Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. July as.--Further adj
vences at Chicago have helped the local
market. both spot and futures. showing an
advance over Saturdays prices one full
cargo came down from Port Costa Tor Et-
rope, and part cargo for Australia Bar
ley t. firm; choice Is scarce: both feed and
brewing are higher. part cargo is down
fer Australia
No change in oats Receipts today were
more liberal than OF late. Not much corn
is firm ~ the quotation.
Flour Family extras 81 GOT GO; bakerr
extras. 81 taaIf 80; suparfine. s19a4.io
Wheat-ShirpinE 81. 7ss4 for No and a. =
fer choice: milling, g. a2'47i ~.
Rarley-Feed. ssaissc: choice bright ssAc:
Brewing. sGioS fer bright, and sbafssc for
oats-Comnon white. ascnsl. o-ts; good 10
choice. sI.Iefi.sa; fancy feed. sl.assfiso
Receipts.
Fleur. quarter sacks, 81, s7o: 10. washing
ton. ssh. wheat csntals 100 gaS Washing
ton. . 50: barley. csntals, 3 go oats. Gen.
tails. 800; beans sacks "a; corn, centais.
~: potatoes. sacks : sss. onions sacks
IS. bran. sacks. Washington 2 go. mid.
dbnES. sacks, 81: Ray. tons. 80: straw tons.
do. Washington, :. hides. number esi:
wine. gallons. $500.
Closing Quotations.
.wheat-rirm: December ssss: May,
Rarley--Firrn: December. sac bid.
t'oru--!.arse yellow. nominal
Eran-CalifoTnis. slt soSai5. 90
Wool and Hons.
Wool-Srring. Choice foothiu aTfsr. Gam
joaquin, months. ssfIac; San JOAQUIN.
year.s staple, &c X; mountain. Ii9isc Nsya.
-. sssizc, Oregon. Ie@sl2c. Northern. isa
isC
Hops-Quotahie 81 seTi2c per pound.
t8ne1vfzI.
Silver bars ..... 5sisf DTafts-Sisht -. IT.
Mex dolls ..tAa4sa4t Telegraph :. :. %
Nm -tlt-l.~
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Financial.

LONDON. raly .s--consols. usFs: silver.
r s-Iss
NEW YORK. Jalv S-The Evening
Posts financial London rahs~grarr SAYS:
The stock market here was cheerful To-
day, but quiet, Gu the sve uf the general
settlement. which VIII begin tomorrow. A
slightly larger account IN Americans. II -
%xnAesss. VIII - disclosed Home rails
ard mines were she best markets today.
Foreigners were fat Americans opened
firm ard then reacted ssrarnly on prcnt
taking, and on Japan ard Hawaiian az
airs. Fer the latter reason Japanese stock
WIS sssapathsticaliv weak Americans
rallied sharply. however. ST the close. en-
New York taking all ths stock offered.
this riarSet - again impressed by the
measure OF New York support OF prices
The feature al the close was the bidding
for Canadian Pacific az -
Shipments OF gni6 from Australia 10 the
United States VIII begin hy next Monday.
About 81 sa no 10 go by that DAYS steamer
Gold IS in such demand here from the Con-
sinent 'hst az AZ ne sayereisns TO hand
from Australia. nnly =. 20 has gone to tho
Bank OF England.
Br-ndsfnna.
LIVERPOOL July -wheat--Ffrrn,
cargoes off coast nominal. eargoes on pas
sage. sellers asking an advance OF I'd; En-
slish country markets ou,e&e,: Liverpool
wheat. No California 9Ss27s I'D. Wheat
IN Paris. firm; four IN Paris Arm. Flour
on passage to United Kingdom Ssa,tes quar-
tiers.
British Wheat Crop.
LONDON. July As.--The Agricultural
Gazette recently serit ous a circular ask
ing information on the subject Of crop
prospects II elected - replies. the sub
stance Of which is that the wheat crop OF
the United Kingdom IS much below the
average.
London Wool Sales.
LONDON. July AT the wool sales to-
DAY L. SO bales were offered. OF which |, 900
were withdrawn. The following We're the
sales IN detail;
New South Wales. Lie bales-Seoured.
is ed
Queensland reS haies-Scourcd ledSfis
81. greasy, ss.5nad.
Victoria af4 haies-Scoured. edGis SID;
greasy. aNdWI0isd.
South Australia. "a hsles-Scourea. Is
1i*HMis gid: greasy. ad1iad.
West Australia Sss he'es-Scoured. HID
4fS I'D: rreasv 4sadI1sd.
Tasmania. 500 bales Greasy. SsdGsisa.
New xeaia nd so rs les-Scoured. 6,sdsffs
81 greasy 5izds3aigd.
Cape Of Good Hone and Natal. 5aS bales
Secured raibd1Is sid. greasy. nsdGaTied.
Eighty-e.ght bales of Spanish wool were
withdrawn.
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ExpreNs ar-, mics.
eeaer., Quotations.


Flour-Receip,s. "A 5ss barrels: exports.
II las: opened strong. but the late drop In
wheat shut out buyers, and the close was
easier. Minnesota patents, Ai59ii co: win
ter patents. 81 .SsGs 20. do low grades. S2-a5
G3SA
Wheat-Receipts. 81 SIS bushels; exports,
80, 355. Spot. quiet: No. red s0asat srssc.
and foreign buying, soon weakened under
large receipts of new wheat, the visible
supply increase. the liquidation and better
spring wheat crop news. lost early adj
vance Red July. s3ss afs5s.c. closed. s5ssc
September, 1sIssIssAc, closed 1sisc.
corn-8pot steady; No. .. Si5sc; yellow,
ssi.c. Options opened strong on higher
better crop news, and closed isaisc net
lower. July closed at 3l7sc; September,
. os,s@spot steady: No. .. &c Options
quiet but steady all day. and closed I'M
char ged. September. 2ia.1lssc, closed
2sae. r,ru
Hops-S teaiy.
Petroieum-nuli; Pennsylvania crude.
August. Sc bid.
Coffee Options opened quiet at I'M
charged price to points decline. closed "a
10 points net decline. Spot coffee-Rio,
quiet Mild quiet.
sugar-Raw. tiriner: fair refining. sac.
Metals.
Pig iron-S;eady. Southern. 81 5eaio 20;
Northern. EeNi2
TN Easy: straits. SIS. 7oG12 50. plates,
barely steady.
f.ead-Strong. brokers', $50; exchange,
copper-stronger: brokers'. su.t2,s: ex-
change, sHIN u.
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TO CONTROL GLUCOSE.
Capitalists of the East ana Middle
West Unite With a Capital
OF $4,000, 200.

CHICAGO, Jaly GA special to the
Times Herald from New York says:
The business which called the two Chi
cago corporation attorneys. Levi Mayes
and John L. Wilson. 10 New York last
week and led to numerous conferences OF
several of the large trust companies IL Is
now learned was the legal shaping of a
large company, which should be organized
and has purchased with one or two ex-
ceptions all the glucose manufacturing
plants In the country.
Some idea OF the size of the deal may
be obtained from the fact that the new
corporation will have capital OF $Ao,ova.-
co. and will control with slight extra ex-
pense the whole glucose output OF the
United States, which amounts annually
TO $4,000 pounds. II involves. too. the
consumption annually OF about ai,oo.0o
bushels of corn.
The capitalists said to he Interested EN-
brace some of the biggest interests in
Wall street. Among them are j. +. Nor
gan, the Guaranty Trust Company, II. o.
Havemcyer. +. .. Matthiessen. vice pres.-
dent of the American Sugar Refining
Company: Ex-Gov. r. j.. Flower. An
thony Brady and other great financiers.
The Chicago contingent. which is heav-
lily interested, includes Norman r. Ream,
Marshall Field. Edward Brewster. John
w. Doane, l.. 4. Letter, Robert T. Lin
coin and otbers.
New York took kindly to the PROPOSE
ton, as is evidenced from the fact tina.
twenty-four hours after underw riters'
subscriptions were invited the capital
stock offered here of between $1,000 600
and o,oco was largely subscribed by
less than twenty financiers. and Ii today
at a premium OF over . per cent The
capitalization OF the new company. which
Is To be incorporated under the laws OF
New Jersey, is as follows:
One hundred and forty thousand shares
of per cent. preferred stock. sls osa 900:
2se ESQ per cent. common stock, SIS 90 900:
total. So odG. 900.
The rev company has been organized
with view OF not running contrary to
the trust laws where the plants have been
purchased.
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Notice is given that on or about August
Is. 1897, Columbia river light vessel No. 81
moored Off the entrance To tho Columbia
river, about So miles south ny
west III west from Cape piaaFs-
pointment lighthouse, will be tempo
rarily withdrawn from her STATEN for re-
pairs and replaced by .ight vessel No. 81
Light vessel No. 81 will show two fixed
white electric lights. one from each mast
head. and each from "A group Of four lens
lanterns eneircling the masthead. So feet
above sea level. and visible In miles In
clear weather the observers eyes TX feet
above tho sea- During thick or foxy
weather a Finch steam whistle will sound
blasts OF seconds unxtead OF sec0tdal
duration. separated by silent intervals OF
n seconds dnsfead OF Is scconsisD, thus:
Blast. seconds. silent interval n sec.
onds. blast. seconds: silent interval. 81
seconds.
Light vessel No. 81 has two ruasts.
schooner rugged, bowsprit, n rod hui
with columbia River" I'm large black let
ters on each side between the main and
spar deck lines but differs from light yea-
a..l No - In having a flush deck. two yei-
low smokestacks between the mants, and
I'm having gallery just below each set Df
lanterns. instead OF cagework day marks
nj the maFshc1da.
This notice affects the List Of LIGHTS
and Fog Signals. Pacific Coast. 1891" page
% No. ies5. and the List Of Reacona and
Buoys. Pacific Coast. 1886" pages % and q.
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MARISHILLE. Cal. July pa Airs. Jo-
seph Frye was burned to death in her res
idence. about twelve miles west Of thfs
city. yesterday. She and her husband ard
baby had been out visiting that evening
and on returning home Ar. Frye went TO
bed. leaving her sitting tn another rom.
reading. he was awakened about mid
night by ctiss. ard found the house on FIRE
Rushing into the other room. be found his
wife lying ON the bed eGyeloped In flames
lie endeavgred 90 get her out. but she was
dead before he got 20 the room. an1, catch
INK up the baby, which was in the cradle
he barely made his escape before the house
collapsed SIR. Frye was considerable
bgrnef1 about The face and hands The
baby vas urln1arfei
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
- orcfpENTAr.

THE OCCIDENTAL
g. z. Hanson. Everett
r. Il f. own, Cly E1Tss4.
y, ". C0ssGsa ars " -. Port Blsksl.y.
Leo " Doyle. SPOKANE.
IL 2 stoek Carlisle "a.
M2gg5ss s SSask Carlisle, Pa
Mss f@aUy Rascate8 ~ Aeess.A
Ilss Aansa Eesnt@. - Louis.
Mss = s.@sesx. 81 Lssgais.
- eS r Tzssslx. ~ L<axs<
Miss x. LsssSx 81 Leafs
e. G. E~s9ks. ran k'Ez<arasss,
A. 4. Iu84asfg- S@9 sTsssssscsS
Mrs. c. r. GalsST. San Francesca
A.ss L. ". Eclter SAfs E'sauElsc<
2 r. Eozzse. FfS<t Tsss.s s<sssd.
~ J. A'aHsts. fASssseiS Nch.
Waese< sSsos&s. Ne& Nastcofa
J. SaE@.g San Eg-aEsctScs
J. - Asegg.ScE. f'sszaAz6a
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Mrs, f.. n. w. Packard p..s

CHICAGO 1utv @a.-Nrs. T. r. "
Packard through whose Efforts many
laws have t~s1 fssFsaj lettering the con-
ditioF OF Insane patients throughout tho
United STATES - dead, ThiFty-foar bills
were introduced in IA many states by
her in the interest Of she insane and laws
were enaefs1- They allowed insane per-
Sons a trial ~ 5ery and also allowed H.
mates Of an asylum ~ communicate with
friends on the outside
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r r. NaIliEan was arrested last night
by PAtrefman Hun fo- carrying err
esaIe9 weapons M-lllran had a pistol
ara sorne cartridges The cartridges
ware loose Is his pocket. MuiliEan told
Acting Capt. Peer that young Ranke
fred a shot az sim, and that ne s~sk
yhe plstoi away from G8nke.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27

SAN FRANCISCO. July "a varus
sispafes reserved fsorn Port Tow nAess 10
day 10 toe effect thas a vessel sa.pposed
10 be fr0ns Gan francisco had been wreck
ed on tt4e northern coast caused c0fnisteF-
sbty speculation among Shipping rncr here.
bat nothing Is known OF any MISSING o.
oversiise ship from this port ia northern
waters, and little cfedsnee Is gives % ths
Etory. ..-s.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27

Special Dispatch TO The paxs-YnselligencoU
TATooSd. July ea-~4 n n.-Rarotneter
~ n. dense fog: wfnl southwest cfrhf
miles Inward a schooner, az 1870 y. ma
PORT ANGELES. July Ms-~RArometoA
a.-ss Wind northsesi. eighteen miloA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27

Special Dispatch 20 the ost-fnte,;,Tenrer
STASwO0D. July - Part OF shs ms
ehfasry Far the nsw fsa eanasfy 10 bs
lscafe1 acre has arrived
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, July 3s-wheat-Miliing
price: No. club. ssc: No. biuestem, zee;
export price nominal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27

Csffse--Cersrson 20 extra native Aees
steers s. Ss3S r. hxsf& os s@les a. 81 ~ b:
sfrcss~s ard feeders. 81 gss4 NJ
HcsS-Ralk - offerings AZ s. i5SS - ex-
IRENE r4Uge vas NIs-&sa light weights
commanding a good premium
Sneeg- Sheep SOLD a. g sssas g fer ;nfe-
rio- 10 yyrssEss. good 20 choice Western.
g sfsss. labs S. ssN35. ~
Receirfs-Catsle ls.a$e: hogs. A.on:
sheep. * 800
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27

eake Scott a fa,ernas 8eaat AZ ~ a.
e te&sts sham. transfer 20 st@Ee I
~. -. staaa1e~ al lake y Hatcori. ci7~siris'
~ y NfT Nha tconi arriving az =
Il Herr SINGER manager stage i-sss.
Sks-shan. WASH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27

stries.y frs.-elass. all modern improve
meats fine npie rssoEas.
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Reduction
In Rates
to the
EdSt...

On Juiy iatk 10 is.h Inclusive ana en-
each Monday and Thursday thereafter up
20 and Including Monday, August 9Th. the
OREGON RAILROAD 4 NAVIGATION
COMPANY Will sell tickets 30 Eastern
points at following rates: Chicago 81 90
81. Louis. s@aoo. 81. Paul SCI 90 Sioux
City. omaha and Kansas City. seS ID. and
10 other points at relatively low rates
Fer tickets and further Information call
az ticket office. Nc. s1S First avenue, Sc
at;le.
NJ ]. BiSSEI.r.. Gen. Agent
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MARKETS AND TRADE
seassia jay = rs

ES-FA4sFs5s y ~ -NFs-
Exchanges .. The Safe. Tzrn-z2 a-a
portland ca<artEs sas&es so6zy we're.
L.feara- scez. ssafzrcrs-
Ssatst~ s...... .--.....-- f11A $Gf - tiSEE -
TAG<g-x .... ..... - 20 ~ .41-5 "a
Portland --s+....... Is- 81 80 Z5G ~
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route 10 the popular and active
mining districts Of Gold basin. s;ovdon
Srerk. MARTIN Creek. s.iyerton Deer
creek, Goat Lake and Monte cr,sto.
'ino sceaic route for tourists fishing
aid camping parties.
Commencing Monday, April .. the F.v
eFett Monte 6risto Railway C8muaav
Hilt Ira3xuEats a daily train service
Trains Will leave Everest for Monte
cristo every morning. except SATURDAY.
and sunday. az T.45 a m.
Train Will leave Monte Crgsto for Ev
sret, al - m. every morning exe.sp,
Sunday and Monday.
On Tusafags and Thursdays No Will
run TO SiiFerton only. and on Wesiaess,,, v
and fridays between Siiverten and Ey-
crstt only.
& n BAIRp. O. T q Z