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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30
Lacrosse s.stne Tomorrow.

Lacrosse had ia btctb among the Cana
dian Indians years ago aag i. now accept
"a IA the Canadian national game. but %
late years Is has become popular and il
played ~ NEARLY every nation. Those who
have only a snail knowledge 81 the game
are Of the belief that 1t IL rough. This IL
noi so, although 40 game allows Of stiea
rough play.
Those living IN Seattle will have an OPP
portenftT ~ Judging the gam tomorrow
afternoon at the Y " e a park Tho
teams that are 20 play are ALI Nict0r!an.
hi; as they are competing for the cham
plsAship against Vancouver and New
Westminster. a hot game can he looked
fer The fact that suct well known play
srs aa the cnitin boys TIRE Blands. George
T1te Beifsey and Caldwell are playing IL
assurance of fast work
Prof Bob Foster better known as
Tulip" has the hoys in hand. and they
will - IN condition 10 pus up the game 81
their lives. They wIll -. under the cap-
tainey of Capt. - = Morris who is an
cid time player Chief Reed will place
the haU Tor tAe faee ~ sharp at g. m
Everyone wants ~ he on hand early -
tickets are lFelng sold with rush al
ready.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

MaKKie JsekSon wss yesterday granted
divorce from Anfr@@ jackson
T'ae painters have nearly completed fh~fr
wers 80 tAs usrgh side et TIE couTf hose
yDaf
Je~rias the entry c'~fk tff ere county
rtefAs office. Is taking his vacation thts
wvek
Jatee Jacobs Yesterday dsu1~5 fAs rsa~
iion gor change 81 venue Ia tie case -
Eier#on vs. fleTson.
Wrtt ~ review wMH Issued YESTERDAY 6l~
g-efss8 Ga 1U4t}~* Austin ~ the rass - J
: Elliott Is + 7. Wims,aw
II tne case % = II Spinning v th@
couafY ~ htaE Judgment tB tire cssunfts
favor Ter the costs Sc TIE salt w8s Aaeef
yesterday
fcsn = Gardner as YES, srdaT appoint
- rpscla! guardian 81 Alex \, Gsrsiu~r.
r. neT fae 0Esfaft esnF - effect s1f1sexzeaf
cR a be Insurance c.ata1
Two ruar@ fuasuauv - IN Delinquent grade
lax SufsE ~ere lid Av fNe r5kY wesssrsfss y
Gre against J 4 x.zRffa&n a. trustee e..
she f~NiTr @1f str Ger SIS - fnA ssxF -
fees OF Sos s@& q afees = YAs5er~ FNtrze
addition the ether xsAtrst Thomas pogk
ysv - = nEs lDt "a Fast pzFa aAaift0s
Il ssth cases fhs f1sysasrFs srs declared
Heas. Aa2 TIE property erc-r~d sad
Tna c<se ~ thn stats against William
Newman. the fssfd az the rneE ACCUSED %
ROBBINS MIA SosrsEsSsns esnse ga far trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

The supreme court yesterday dismissed
the appeal 81 the test case II the Scottish
American Mortgage Company 80 CHg
Treasurer George r Meacnam. appellant.
the matter having been satisfactorily set
tiei out x court This t. one az the many
suits brought - decide l@aal points ard
Involved he right of she city 30 iAsue
TAX iced ora an old Tux sale
Is 1893 tbs city eid TN csrftia property
at q Tax sale and assigned TIE TAX GER
tincate Tne owner - the property mean
while wished "a pag the delinquent taxes
std pTfveat me city issuing Il deed 20 the
holder 20 fhs TAX certificate. The city re-
fusei 10 accept the money and the owner
instituted R atamus proceedings
The ='fpet1or eaurf 8ecided that sne city
muAs accept the money Prom this railing
RE 1lfy appealed - 3he supreme eourf.
While ihe appeal was pending t1Ie Owner
~ the property aud the assignee OF the
tax e"i7 Hstte a&rees!. 8na on such show-
iae before the court fhc sppeal vas dis
missed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

Q J. Lord the Oli mpla tanker. Is Al the
fu5ier
9 r psSt3n Use Portland attorney. is
Fe strfF3 Shs Butter
+ q n Donald stats dairy commission
~ ls guest az the Stevens
tas master George 6 Mcnamara. Il
I 3Ff Townsend, ga ln t1e clty
re J vi ftaTrfsau Registered az the Ste.
teHs Yesterday from Roche ita~hrr
fcUie - Campbell "a ae33- lsnawt Tacoma
sttoFN ~. was tu tne city yesterday
fapi so IS Pope sBrs faf fcr T1avsls.
h registered from Portland 80 ihe Hutier
l. 'lohNeGon. "a welt kaavvp cuisines
nfan %; Tacoma. was 81 tite a3+s restee,iay
pboefsa Hawsrs a 0*vspa Hse man frs,fg.
" avAluE afs - g.. IL hcge osg A pleasure
trap
faFHi8 Ssfe DrtalStf Company - S4n Fran-
slaso. is registered az ghr putier.
United SAFES pop4}N Caa ms Collector
r 4 Mcdonald Tetsrne3 Ys#1erstag from
a t&a eaE' a8ttBg an ttr-sa s@5aHd
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saiaabis Information Ahaat the


Mr. Rests poi will lecture at the Seattle
ihester Saturday evening Instead Of
Hanke hail. a. was formerly announced
Any ore wfss. r. interested ar haA friends
ia Alaska sanuof 4ffoFd 10 miss this op~
portanI.y Of securing valuable informa-
tton abost she gold fields from one who
has spent seserai years in that country
and 81 thoroughly familiar with sha sub
laet. TleAeta Al Lees pharmaeg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

From Jniy 4 20 a. tnclas}vn. and every
Monasy sn3 THURSDAY therea TER 70 %
ard including MaHasy. AaggEs th4
NartArfn Pacific Siu MAKE the follow n :
Tow rates - the East: rs sssis city
Omaha ana Kansas Citv. s. ~. 81 Louis
80 -. faui aad CbtcaEo. 81 Cali at Tia
Northern Fsctrc Drfic-s Ssatfte for All
particulars J. \ NaasAu General AGENT
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The osmap sossassisw

The hoasi af county commits toners was
n session yesterday most ~ taeir alter
ticu being given tn HE readiastmeot Of
rnaa districts ara boundaries
The boad ~ f. 49rus state l0r ~ralar.
was approved PES fhe haara n is sar
s. 'sa anA Ais ssrsts-~ are: r sfuvy.r.
vs. /. Thompson ~ l. Bartholomew,
Thomas Met'Fecken Charles f. FFosten-
l,eck r NJ sas " Miller
Peter Michael Nss appointed ztrerfo.
faeaenf for district = sn place II Lean
der Monehen, who has rersosea from
IRE district
Ras for repairs en rec CaAar river
bridge at penfgn were oDena1t or mare
property speak.ua. 4 Ald Wsa afansd. for
there was SuiY ore. If Wss from Norman
Dasgs ana sis figures wer@ te7e fe
k~raon's uotion lf wa~ rejected. and
shs ssosra wfff readye~t - fer htss
Contract was entered i~se 7s..A
Freek fcr Bridge over JsnAtas creek
and hls hond approved,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

t.~S1rs rzdss JasoAs yesterday Nos. q
ths 54y we@s consumed In TIE selection q
q larry Evfs@Tce wll eexf- fn1s morning Z.
sfsssszzs we're lsAes.ss for sts fuz4BwtnS Wit
n.sNes. e T. Van Tsyt, john Alexis afser,
psggsaza sutherland Psf Fag-zh<T. g :,
Reed u. B. Peer. George 81 Holloway and
ggsvF " Lace.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

The clvll service commission he}A raesf.
tHN last night end Determined 81 held *
sxns.uatt8n# for original entrance 10 tho
fire ana police departments August Il aad
Is. TIE Fi0udyke craze has thuued ont
bath depa rtsieuts. and n2efe iBhn StIl he
gslsmtwkilAfeiY neesiwxi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

Win nsw ua-to-dste man engraved 90
order fer tsi~ ruhl4. sstisn giving all dts
fzuses 81 plain B&8fe~ Explicit tflrsc-
;fafs. resse 80 foiioa and supplies naras-
parv Price - c~afs A. ~ Z Sto5t@n~
berg -, First avenue.
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.-e'ionsiykef Yes

's,sass TIP tserrT 2 below.
'.F{aw d0 you keep IS A1Fn Own a assep-
fyx hax n.asc ~ the Pacisss t.cuaxe 4
Mattress Ce Ne@teFn avs. nesr spriew
- They make canvas bags Tor pr9-
visions ard ctcthsrx also
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

NeN NhatCom MsrnIn9 Train

E4ks sa= lie q fYfsrf@ sssaAl at 40 q
n. TO Wiex@Fsnans. sg4Essax ss sf41D 1
us9soz ~ &sE VIA sassn AffsgAEx ~ AZ
p Hmnry ssnssr. mAnagSS ssses Line.
mscGsgxz ana NJ An
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AMlsE NEVIS.


~TAs Biae and cray
Mark ssassl<S .............s. William Iagfia
Col 5aHA Peyt0n -.-....,- Harry Csc0nfsor
Tnels loan ..s-..... II. Eugene Hgcsfns
SaTIf ts@eher ..-+ss e..s+4..sr.4 W. II Daley
Corp Dennis Esan.......... Elmer Friend
James ...---.- ...........s.. +. y Waiting
Private saith ....,........ Emmett r Robb
el.i.Fg s.tl4.s hf,'41
Ruth F@y5on .....,.+.s- Mrs. q Salmon
Mr. Stanley .--,....... S.sa Hazel Pierce
Mary -.-..r.. .....,.... Jennie French Wilson
fals&a with snngs1.-.---..s. Mamie Holden
Soldiers. villagers. negroes glieTrfiiaa.
Two grim cauncn ~ the entrance ~ The
9eatfie thsassr laet night slsnallz@d the ap-
pesranes 9f the military dranHs The Blue
and tie Gray by i strong company 81
local amateurs. The performance was
tender@f as a benefit to companies r.. n and
r. ~ o. ". and wagner Flrss Rsgi-
fnsnt band and naturally attracted a rsp-
ressnsafiEe aud sympathetic audience
The work of fhe chief characters left IT,
tlss 10 he desired, aud dsspfte one or tao
iiffis roashnesses incident 80 a first night
when tbs curtain fell on tia last act me
audience retained the memory Of . pleas.
ant evening William iaaiis III the leading
reIe set "a good standard ard several of hls
associates sSfe E0t n whlf bFhigd MIN.
TIE diataei of Uncle Josh and OF the Ger
mar arrogant and sne irish corporal we~
excellent ard won frequent laughter ard
applause.
E'erh4ps the work q The ladies should
have been mentioned frsf by courtesy Cer-
taiuiy th9 many friends OF Mr.. 2almon
aisR Fiarce Mrs. WILSON sud Mise Mamie
Holden must have beea gla}i1ed al the re-
cHp5ioH accorded each ore Of them.
.Tassrs os'onacF Huckins, whiting. Roob.
Braid sud DALEY wsre also commended
h!ghly.
Tao plsy ~ia ye repeated tonight and TO-
morrow night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

Marriage license was issaef yesfer,ftv
fsr Henry bishop tFif ard C2tasgtGe NJ.
Grsw Uae, both ~ Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

For a esaAn. cass} ioag ara delight
slectrtc car fs5e take she nes opeg cars
g th@ seattle s Rainier Beach railway.
Round srsp 10 Hentan = cents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

e.earacr C5@osx~ T. Starr isaVee Au9s.st
II Rassm fer Sg1e aas1dfe3 harees- Ea4a.Fe
Arlington dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

Tlefra~rn bssr-oniy SUCH medicines were
admitted tor exnhttlon 81 fne WORDS
Far as arr seee9fed for use by ply
ssclans tn TIE pss@tice { rsnefe a.. Ayers
sarsap.riiia, Ayers Cherry Pictorial ard
avsr's Tgtis beng i.-riut,ed ia the Hst,
Tney arr standard rse6lalre-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30

VII ~ efr show window ~ffh a
. assorted wrapped carsnicls tenor
- ffiee = 3 cents per poand.
=, ea'ain thr reae n OF all Palace
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go ace haT'n predicted t-iensys.
~. 49, = ens q The lucky ones. Consul,
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THIS SHOWS 1T Up.
IMMENSE INCREASE OF BUSINESS Is
THIS CITY.

The "heifos" 0f the Tef~phope Of
nr~ Average More n Ten H..xx
Than the Prevous Record for
Tw~efy-foar Huurp-The R~.,
sh"~stnG Ever Made BY the Conn
psny In Any Cfty-An I.eta~at
That shows the fner~.sea us-
naaa for shingies.
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Asan Yukon Guide uew edition from
49, daiY @Fb- @t Information 70 dase
Asw he'd* auA u~N routes New
- ISL lore *lfw ~ Dawson gstY:
eNpyrigated Price r. eaatu mas -
eehta send arsier a, ane> .rhe ts.s..et
's'op@0f, - First avenue
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l.. y. Government Derosifary.
RECEIVES GOVERNMENTS OF DUST hai4en and males
ISSUES LETTERS OF CREDIT Juneau. aeAaess
FoFt caaaAy &aa pawzen
INVITES coRREspoNDENcE Miners bussusss
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
UOROKEN'S CITY TOWEL.
.or, Tho Jersey City Journal.


There must be blood or biudwurtz on the Ho.
boken moon. for the Common Council Is unduiy
excited and that ho1 IS weahe sad now when June
The Iobokcn Council being the advance guard
Of civilization naturally teaches the people by pre-
st One Of the is that ceannsss Is mex, to
sdnss 81 AND rcef Of ITS Se a s NAM
one OF these roller towe;s Is hung hung =, near a
,ns oiber is m hu rns hfS the city Hall
"" These towels are large each having about three
yards Of % m meS"sr
The police use one of these towels and the city
seen standing around while the towels are used.
thus learning the purpose for which towels are
Al Gnsf year Is q the coSne yards
COST S5 G iSe es So or Something ike apiece
THIS shows that the lesson included the idea that
more - These eighty-nine yards made twenty nine
t. s. a s%a hs1 had but
a lesson in practical economy which would show
Thus the city was equipped with twenty-nire
large. ful.-sized roller towels and one not quite
This week bin was presented to the Council for
another eghty-nine yards, and the price was saS So
be ns could not imagine what had become Of the
twenty nine large size and the small size towels
become a Of them they wanted to Know why the
same quantity OF toweling should cost ;l2 OS more
city officials must be dirty crowd to need SO many
towels but he was not well informed about the
facts He probably thought that the city MAIN
tanned but one roller towel, when In reality IL
maintains two. and has them washed frequently
but he was right In Directing TO the increase In
price for duplicating the order.
The Council had long debate over the towels,
and the object for which towels are provided is
taken into consideration. and committee will in
vestigate.
II any person has been surreptitiously appropri-
ating Hobokens city towel the police should hale
the guilty person before the Judge. for, Hoboken
institutions are sacred In the eyes Of Hobokenites
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July 10 ,speciaD-Afer a rather uncertain
start with the bears in control for few minutes wheat
strong end closed about the top July opened al
IAN dropped to ~ little rading. but closed at 10
cents September opened at 69iz. sold between 90 and
III. and closed TN cents the last price being lH
Saturday. December opened at 81. sold he
tween 7Os and 72s cents and closed the top. The
early weakness a break at Liverpool OF Id and on
large receipts at Kansas City $50 cars With clear
weather for a week. Kansas City receipts will be still
larger hard Kansas grain not
the to deliver contracts at Chicago Receipts OF
wheat here's cars-were only 20 per cent OF the re-
celps year the day at this point Inc mar
ket was turned by statistics. The decrease In the
VISIBLE 600 bushelswas twice as much as expected
There was a good-sized decrease on passage. l2oo"U
bushels English visible decreased 100000 bushels
It looks as there might be decrease in the world
s seS e On the other
Northwestern receipts were large AS cars AGAINST gains 4
half Of the close exporters Sr kept es
a"g SsTa for s u yoSS making
sons New-York reported twenty-five loads for export
Re ses2q IN There good
the @ md The pT on %5es was in the
pit buying OF September by the July bu,s Alien
sf AND %a. sd y
selling for foreign account The Engshpen seemed
sentiment is puzzled rather bulish possibly but not in
cned to buy the rallies. On the curb september
early but q the SnS fS Closed Ss
@ an EXCELLENT ss1 hpR %ss seenGd
corn weather West--moderate and showery. EeceipIs
were s 1000 estimated for TUESDAY SAMPLES
were lrmer. The visible decreased 2ss;coo busneIs
showers are promised through the corn belt TO morrow
Tho incident in the pit the letting go OF long line
by one OF the floor traders Pacaud He sold about so
bushels The other trade not important 'ash
handlers keep rather bulsh In a moderate way. 900
Oats slow. inclined to be weak pu' n "a S .,
in and closed at l7 cents Receipts were Sto s;
seller Trade was light. Samples were = cent lower
The visible increased $4,000 bushels no ono
Positions were steadied light hog receipts. ZsVp
with is 900 estimated for morrow AZ me seven Wes,
rn nonts there we're against - OOo last year An
exceient cash demand for meats contlnued-a demand
which has existed weeks past me pit ade was
LIN, The hest buyers the Anglo American COM
pany Hatey and Counselman-pay PORK closed cents
o. ,he curb puts or September wheat closed az 80
csnts. ''cas "a cents Puts september corn Zortu
o6Ts cents: ''cals." ~ cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
1. Hollis: 8 State pigs. 90 10. a, 81 40.
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July l9.-Thc cattle market was active and
strong 'Cday Prices were strong to 10 cents e er
the poorest S5as5 Is cattle sales being largely
at 20q$ So Exporters fair buyers OF the better
fair proportions at unchanged prices teifers and
bulls were active and strong and calves we're urcIals
at an advance OF Sc Sales largely - 52sas3 60
Hogs sold al extreme range OF S3 2oq$5 3D. prize
d S' weFe poreI in a y than usual In sheep
was active and prices were stronger for lambs WIN
sheg largely loa5e higher Inferior sheep wTe selling y
ass 50: 'y yes rim So s5asi g. -'
Kansas CITY July l9-Cate steady to strong Hs g
srs. s. $sas3 a7,l pigs ssaSs 80 Sheep arm; lambs
East, Liberty July lecate active higher r., extra * sa
81 soas4 eo prime. 81 7oast So common s. psS5 co.
and good Workers So Jas3 So heavy s3as3 o5 roughs
80 s9sR h am. ?s 3a ysa caSs 81
S. Louis. July ls-cattie. IOc higher best natives
East Buffalo July l9Cattle- Receipts. 1872 cars. in
Guiding a cars Canadian fairly active loal5e higher for
all kinds. fat or butchers cattle, except bulls; bulls
easier to lower fat export and shipping steers - .op
sS 1oS Prime Soa9 as G Tosh $500 s. G Smooth
faf to god fat He tS ' IS s mixed &
Ss 81 .s aoass Sod stock bulls s. 6as5 IS
feeders light supply and dull Ess aEx and nd s. 80
strictly fancy mixers saoas42 good to fancy sPrnsers
orally higher sc advance for medium and heavy 'nmio
higher for light mixed Workers and pigs sh! x saosGe
msHyms 4 o. Seayes 81 e5ass o roushs s3 2oass
stays 81 gs3: choice pigs 81 sOasi sK'ps aHmso 80
ssected s. 2S 4o export sanss s. So% IS spring
ia selected & m.;s:rs a 'estR 'sS
SO 10; export sheep TO prime wethers " Ooasf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20

&C. No corn quoted siHc elevator and s2Nc devs,ed
go. .OATS-The oats market was very SLOW nou'a s
erly steady in sympathy with the other market ana
closing practically Unchanged Saturday Harv esting
operations said be fairly under way with the ns
car OF new oats reported In Chicago to-day The Visible
supply Increased $1,000 bush. and 100000 BUSH or
about the same last year. The total stock al TINS
point is bush having decreased 49, o7OU bush
during the week. The export busiD~se was on TAR
scale amounting 900 bush heavy white OATS private
terms and 20 600 bush No clipped, 23sc. anoat
No oats quoted 22c: No oats. 2lc; No white 2otc
No 3 white 2+hc; track white. 25m3Oc track mixed.
22d o3iSc :, .RYE-hfarket quiet quoted. 3s%c c
I,unslo safes $4,000 bush. .BARLEY-Market dull;
HAY AND sTRAw-HAYSThe market was a,., well
but that does not much business with the light
volume receipts to-day and the supply OF the last seven
days Strictly prime almost nominal ana me rae,
gives straight lots Of No strong hold upon the best
line OF trade Exports Of sound low grades and clover
,xed are sti going abroad literally largely Tor Scot
land sTRAW-Rye UNCHANGED for Old small, lots
OF new weak at 45c We quote: Hay prime large pales
per 100 H. soas2nc No per 100 NJ 7S1,tc No STn per
per 100 10 5Oa55c small bales Of prime No 2hc unde5
M Io545c clover i5d5Oc; ciover-mxed 5Od55c long rye
straw Ier 100 NJ SOm55c 100 H. S5&
@aoc. Western tangled straw 32ad4Qc; oat straw per
IN n, 3OT4Oc The ofcial reports at the Produce Elk
change OF receipts hay at to-day were Hudson
R,var Railroad $780, Erie 32O PENNSYLVANIA. 100: Della
ware iackawanna and Western. 20; West Shore, 2o
ssi,imore and Ohio TO- Central OF NewJersey, 20 river
heats ~ total $50 Receipts OF straw. 40 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20

Cash quotations were as foows Flour nm. unchanged
No spring wheat 73Ag!5c No spring Wnea, osg oa,s
2isc: No rye unchanged; 80 barley. o b. 2aastc:
seed s. IS mess pork per Dbl 81 ecas7 lard 100
No. 81 iOQ$i 2is ribs sides Goosel iHd4sc; dry
saed boxed 4%a5c short clear sides lboxed
sugars cut loaf 5llc; sranuated. 500c standard A.
96c On Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
steady; lo0l4isc; daries, 1al2c Cheese
easy 6ha9isc. Eggs firm: fresh. &C.
Cincinnati, July l9.-Four steady. Wheat steady; No
quiet 40 2 mixed .2osa2c. Rye steady; No 2 ase
Rac o steady K .oass s. Whisky steady 81 49,
firm. unchanged. Sugar firm: hard refined 36oa
572c. Eggs dull. &c. Cheese steady; good to prime
Ohio fiat. Ia7i1c.
Milwaukee, Wis. July le-wheat lower No ! Norths
ern 79isc; No spring. TIC; December. 70sc Corr 20
Ic lower; No g. 26c. Oats lower; No white 2Ad22N,
26d32c.
Philadelphia July i91wheat firm and s sgs S, higher
grades July 7sg7sac August 1859 sep
tembe and October nomina Corn steady NO n n
25c; August and september 2alaa24c; October 2tg23e
81 co. do straight old SO 9Ods4; do patent old 81 15a
81 80 spring clear SO 45ds3 49, do straight s4as4 % do
patent 81 2ds4 IS Butter steady fancy Western cream
iec
about steady 70 red cash. elevator bid
72a7ac for new and 7e for Cd 1Ty AZ Ss
Corn quiet firm and shade higher than Saturday; NO
cash 2ja25lsc: July. CSC September 25q23sc Oats
Spot steady No cash and July lie bd se b, ssr;
side country points. 33a34c.
Toledo. July lo.-Wheat higher active; No cash.
7eAc; July. i5hS Corn steady no mixed 2eSc Oass
ss S ' CovsTseed active lower prime October s. g.
OIL lower North Lima. 4sc South Lima and Indiana, 43c