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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16
New Enterpr Ses.

The secretary of state has granted a
charter to the Marion Milling company
of Marion, which proposes to mand-
facture -four, meal, etc, on cap!t2i OF
81 900. The officers are f. T. WILCOX,
president and treasurer; B. NJ. Badger.
vice president; and P. B. Hamer. sec"a-
tary.
A commission has been granted the
Harris Train Signal company OF Gieen-
vile, which is to manufacture the
Harris train signals. The capital stock
is to be $4,000. The corporators ara
w. A. Harris, B. S. H. Harris and G'
w. Taylor of Greenville. o. Z. Hughes
OF Columbia and Wyatt Aiken of Ao-
beville.
A charter was granted the Green
vile Drug company of Greenville, capt.
talized at s35, ,0O0 The officers are u
A. Norwood, president; ]. B. Bruce.
vice president; w. A. Davies, secre-
tary: and J. T. Doster, treasurer.
A charter was granted the Clere-
montclub of Charleston, social Or
ganization, Of which T. D. Green, }. H.
.,ank and others are the corpora;ors
A commission was issued to the Ma
tional Benefit Society OF South Caro-
lima, of Charleston. The corporatori
are ]. S. Holleman, E. F. kirkpatricS
and d. A. ANIME. The capital stock Is
81 900. The purpose is to issue insur'
ance policies covering sick and death
benefits.
The Sutro cotton mill, which recent.
" closed down in Yorkville, is to be
Immediately reorganized and will re-
sumo operations. Application for q
charter was made by the new com.
pany Saturday. The same name is tc
be used. The capital stock will be
$50 cOOO The corporators are T. b
McClain and J. S. BBrlce Of VorkYillt
and VIM. H. Lyles of olumhia.
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Cannot Attend.

Gov. McSweeney has received most
cordial invitation from the committee
in charge to be present at and particl-
pate in the ceremonies incident to the
unveiling of the monument in homer
of the late Senator Zeb. Vance, which
will take place at Raleigh on the I'D.
The receipt C. the letter has been ac-
L.owledged. Gov. McSweeney will,
however. be unable to attend, as the
last meeting of the State campaign is
20 Iake place on the date named.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16
clemson Crowded.

Clemson College, Special.-President
Hartzog has requested the announce
ment to be made that no more need
make application for entrance at
Clemson this fall. Hundreds have al
ready been rejected and still the ap-
plications come in. Twenty-six were
rejected yesterday. Many are making
applications foc entrance in Septem-
ber, 1901. 1t is a pity that the doors
of any college have to be shut in the
face of an earnest young man. but at
the present there is no other course to
be pursued at this place.
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The Menus Origin.

The origin ot the menu caro- has been
traced to the NuSA Of Brunswick. He
was observed in the intervals Of a ban
auet TO scar carefully long strip Of
9aper by the side Of Lis plate. and when
fhe eurisus guests ventured TO inquire
Into the nature Of his studies he eX-
4kafred that II was sort Of programme
II the dishes which he had commanded
hurn the cooks, to the intent that II
0prae deIlcacy which especially appeal
S& TO hirn were marked for late stage
fn the repsst he might carefully re-
serve his appetite for It. The Simpl-
city and beauty Of the idea appealed in
etantiy to the duke convivers, and the
mean card from that moment became
IN institution. In its oid-fashioned
form, we are told. the bill was usually
written in large letters on cards Of
aueh imposing dimensions that room
Cor only one could be found at each
aad OF the board.
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A Girls Assets and Liabilities.

81 can row, play golf and tennis.
fence. dance, skate" exclaimed Sarah
Miggs, in 4 recent sketch by Miss Bay
lor; Il can dress extravagantly, l can
play the piano and paint atrociously
on china, can speak French and Ger
man, l can ride and drive.
Il cannot dress myself. I do not
even take care of my hands. / can.
not cook a thing. l have no idea how
to make coffee, fry eggs, or how much
Of anything to give out for any meal.
cannot sew on the machine or with
my fingers 1 have no idea what SER
wants ought to do, how they ought to
do it, how soon they ought to accom-
plish it. | cannot take care Of chill
dren. faint in a sickroom."
Facing such assets and liabilities OF
fashionable education, no wonder
Sarah declared it something terrifying
to become the head of family on a
moments notice! Yet, some time in
her life. the sudden call to preside
over the. household Of husband,
father, q son or a brother comes to the
majority of women. What will she do
about it? Will she enter upon her
duties boasting of the fact that the
kitchen is an undiscovered country,
and confident that instinct will over
balance her ignorance? Or will she,
rather, like Sarah Miggs, acknowledge
her deficiencies and rise to meet them?
Sarah made grand noyitlate. What
might have been learned almost un-
consciously under a careful mothers
eye she sought in training classes and
the homes of more practical friends.
Roastology, bakology, marketology,
pathology, darnology, nurseology be-
came her study and her practice. 1t
was no easy task, and one which her
wealth made apparently unnecessary.
Il am not going to be a fraud as a
wife," she insisted to all remon-
strances. II am going to keep my
share of the contract l am going to
take charge of Dick and his house and
his children just as if were lawyer
taking a case, or merchant setting up
a store, or a captain taking command
Of ship
The whole tenor Of her future proved
that she was right. TO row, to play
golf. to dress charmingly, to be con-
versant with the whole gamut of ac-
,omplishments is commendable, but no
Young woman who has not in some de-
gree mastered the intricacies of do
nestle science is qualified to become
he queen Of the home and so arbitrate
he destiny of family.-The ConSre
nationalist.
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ance-Si ebare>-ony when satisfied that
they are exactly represented Where all
sent with order prepay res In full from this end
Further we will mako shipment with the under
standing that r. judgment the mattress alone not
worth t5D and better than other Mattress
no matter how costly. you have your money back
The this mattress does not begin 70 is
value the real solid comfort found in its Nearly
everybody who has used it thus far has reported full
Al o O0 value raoeiyed in tho first months use.
The offered in connection with the mattress
ale free 1ifs for the advertising We expect
Te will obtain fro the part Of snts attress
Il is by that It's full merits be apprecsted
On request we will send duplicates Of personal letters
ef endorsement IRON the celebrated CkicasO surgeon:
Ir j. b. Murphy: Washington Hestug hate postmaster OF
Gtioago. Mr. Joseph Siege OF SieCel Cooper Co. OF
boSo judge r IT, Clifford Of Chicago and many other
se knen people, of the merits Of this mattress Ask for
EnER-Samples of covers and illustrated cats;
hG II hoSues SHOWING than 80 styIer of
keme Conches af all fl y'iees, Ann.s sewing
Mssai siIss Eea.. i Ssa1is Yss asd G'IsAt F'idi:s
Hcsee socInc w. 4sd st..
: az, CO CHICAGO.
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THE CONTRACT LET.
4 Columbia Firm Will Make Peniten'
fiarY improvements.


The work of remodeling the main
ell building at the State penitentiary
to proceed at an early date an II Is
expected that the new quarters will be
:eady by the first of the year. The con-
:ract has been let and the work is to
De started Just as soon as lie neces-
sary preliminary arrangements can be
made.
When the BOARD Of directors met
some time ago and opened the bids,
inding that none came within the limi-
.ation as to funds for the work, it was
feared that the absolutely necessary
improvement would have to go over for
wear. But later it developed that
there were others who would like to
bid. These bids were opened at
special meeting. The Stewart Stone
Company of Columbia had in bid for
about SIS. 700 and Mr.. John Milady
presented a bid for the work at S13,-
5se. This bid was accepted and the
contract was awarded to Mr.. Milady.
It Is based on the plans and speci!ica-
tions furnished by the Charleston
architect, and the contractor has TO
furnish all the necessary material.
The work contemplates the tearing
down Of the portion of the present
main building on the west side and the
rebuilding of half of it beyond
courtyard 43 feet wide. Rows Of cells
will be placed at each end, thus io.m-
ing a hollow square, al the cell doors
opening upon the courtyard and all the
windows to the cells opening on the
outside. The roof is to be of slate. and
many ventilators are to be put in. The
building Is to be equipped throughout
with steam heating apparatus.
Mr.. Milady expects to get to work IN
a fortnight's time and to complete the
contract by the first day Of the new
yeay.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16

When wit is kind as well as play
full, when information knows how to
as silent, as well as how to speak,
when good will Is shown to those who
are absent as we'll as to those who are
rresent, We may know that we are in
good society Ladies Home
Journal
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16
Making a Monkey IF Him.

eHeIO" exclaimed Miles. rs he was
aI'out TO beard rHe crowded excursion
bsat, 1.-The ark seems to be fullr'
Yes" reJoined the dtckhand AL the
animals are on deck but the monkey.
hurry up and get aboard. d.'-Chicaco
News
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l,asa Y. plr.XDarn's Vegetable Compound

haE0s vyGsueH preserve
,,ouradasss CT form, ana
freshness of face be-
,nause Il essakss their sn-
fire feaaSe organism
.heaftl,y. Il carries wo-
.ssssn safely through the
various natural crises
asacs rs fsa safeguard or
ssfns1safz'c heafthas
The SruGi1 about fhis
csraaf medicine IS told I'm
Isc Eetzs1s froR1 wonssn
heins pabiished 4" TINS
maBes constantly.
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ROW X Turned Out.

He IA former suitor,-"So you are
carried, ehf You told me once upon a
Gme that you never intended to belong
90 any man"
She-"WeH. ! don't He belongs to
Chicago News.
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z igl1t Your Liver,

if vcu want to. But look out, or it will get
the start of you. If it does, you will have dys-
pcpsia. indigestion, biliousness, sick headache,
poor blood, constipation.
Perhaps you have these already. Then
take ore of Ayers Pills at bedtime. These
pills gently and surely master the liver; they
are an easy and safe laxative for the whole
family; they give prompt relief and make
permanent cure Always keep box OF them
in the house.
IS cents box All druggists.
have raised family OF eleven children all living al tne
nsen, ,iue and would think could keep house without
AYERS Pills them for twenty years. and there no
family Laxative their equal"S c. DARDEN, MYRTLE MISS
May -, 1900.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16

Trains Nos. IS aud 32 run via Wilson and
Fay"t cvilie-Short Lire--ard max. close
= \ nrcIion for al points North.
JSO. r. DIVINE. Gen'l. Snp..
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoKo QuININE TABLES.
AL druggists refund the money II it fails to
snra r. W. GROVES signature on each box.
35c
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ACME HYalENIe MATTRESS.

This mattress depends largely upon airthe most res
ISN'T force known to science-for It's uxurfous eonfo
having hollow ceutrsl air the lensth and
sprnss intereoied into woven sire fa6r st to and
seode pare white cotton felt The air uner pressure y
wth the Springs result In zaost reunarkabe
elaiciy and With the o.har features mako te nntzsss
hygenic, pneumatic, seifsSA 1sny and OF depny so-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16

4 lamp can't be much good unless
It's wicked
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16

5ik6 OF AAttross
and Bed wanted
and we will ship =,
them promptly.
When theJ A.
i've at youi =
railroad station D
you can efam-E
Inc tho goods :
AA1
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1t seems strange that even a writer should
sometimes be wrong. So. 80.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16
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Adjusts itself automatically to ysrynS
nnt rnM anafn each other Send Ono DoILAY, 5ato
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16

sESaIsSHSs
|tfeS We VIZ fs. .
White R.aaeto2
Med Bed Rree
Ne est tyour
choice o2 Width
/ B. Z end -
feSl,ald ooe Of sur
sMie- 'fs:"ssi . &
ssssssssssag' 'a.f sSs f6.s.
Army a4er threo
months Of the most
rigid tests as best
combfHps the 3
great virtues COM
A.rf n frahfflty and
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II Is Better Than Soda
because K will make biscuit just right
every time. No more yellow spots or
soda taste.
It Is Better Than Baking Powder
because it is half as strong again and
one heapng teaspeoHfu will do the
work Of two rounded teaspoonfuls of
the best baking powder ever made.
It Don't Spoil
but is so prepared that with ordinary
care It will retain its full strength for
wears. We do not have to pack it in
tin cans like baking powder, and this
saving enables Us to give you better
value for your money than you ever
had before.
n hAst Lsapen Irarensfk tie uAoke lump"
+ ounees for ten eents--6 ounces for 6vs eeosA.
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Probably you use IL

Nearly everyone does, and If so you
know an about how far superior 1t Is to
either baking soda or baking powder.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-16

is the latest advance in baking prepara-
tions, and If you don't use it you should.
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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
letter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham
oerlain's Eye and Skin Ointment Is
without an equal. 1t relieves the itch
ng and smarting almost instantly and
Is continued use effects q permanent
,ure. 1t also cures itch, barber's itch,
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles.
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
DIR. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
and varTnifuop priea eS oants Sold bxz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the following;
SEATTLE Sailed, Iniv 5. str nirigo. for skag-
way Arrived. July g. Jap str Rioiun Maru. from
Yokohama; str Queen. from sitka battsship Iowa
from Tacoma.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed July s. str Robert
Adsmson for Snnsimo.
PORT HADLoCK Sailed. July g. bktn Rstriev-
er for San Francisco.
TACOMA Sailed. July g. str Washtenaw, for San
Francisco; hattieship Iowa. for Seattle.
MEAN BAY-Passed in July 6. a. m, cruiser
Philadelphia.
PORT TOWNSEND Passed in. Julv a. a m
str Qnesn, from si,ta Tor Seattle: 30 .. m Jap
str ffiojun MARI from Yokohama for Seattle: a
ley Passed ont, CHI BIB Pacihco from Port Blake
lev for Valparaiso,
PoRT BLAKrLEY Sailed. July g. Chm hk Pa
ciaco. Tor VALPARAISO
NANTES sailed May n. Fr bk BoSuet. for
Portland. Or
sHANGHAi-in port. June II. Rr ali Gsnists. for
Oregon
VALPARAIso-in port. June H. Mr. sh West
Lothisn, tot Oregon.
EUREKA- Arrived July J. str Lusila. from Cape
Nome
YOKOHAMA Arrived. July = Rr su Empress Of
Jspap from Vancouver.
FORT TOWNSEND July 4. chf III Bertha pro
eseded e Moedyyilis At p m passsd out su
piriso froua seattle for Sksgvsy
roar GAMBLE Sailed. July 6, Nor BIZ Fortuna.
to' Port pfie
PORT ANGELES Arrived. July g. q. =. str
Phnsdsiphis.
from Port Gamble twns Il. tcht AHuie NJ Camp
he'll. from Seattle, June 2. tchs winsos. ffvm 80
attie
NEAH Ray Jolly g. eisast vtnd narthss,t.
twsise MILES tssssd ~. = barb, "a Fasssd ont
shil ~ rssiaeo from PERI BisseieT for VALPARAISO,
AZ, washtsnaw from Tacoma fcr San Ftsnsfsco.
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. IniY 9. VI Prosfsso
from TaIoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07

WoMENS COSTUMES FOR THE Sen
siDE-Ellen Osborn describes the
black satin bathing dresses In yogu, AZ
for women will also contain a descrip
ton OF tho latest variation. OF the
Ladysmith Rat with iliustrationl.
with iiiustration,. and instructions il,
the best way OF making a stock tie.
CARPENTER AMONG THE BAGoBAs
Impressions of queer people inhab-
iting. the islands Of the Philippine
archipelago; savases who wear ear
so Soma .a srss q: P Ssr 'qe urnrss
murderers, who lie in wait for their
victims. and who delight in human
STORIES AND PUZZLES FOR LITTLE
81 i nnan,y nn nnm so,se eon,
tributed by readers Of the Post-Intel-
iigencer; The roll OF honor Is grow
Madre win tell how she learned the
Secret Of the Dogwood. and all boys
a and girls s,, VII be Interested u the ar.
he M fasf String CHAPTER ,s. XIV VIII q
The blackberry King" contains
description Of the beginning Of the
mitch game of baseball.
NEWSPAPER STANDARDS IN cHIcA-
GO-One Of Americas most able news
yellow Journalism IN the western,
metropolis.
THEY ALL DRANK IN THE GOOD
OLD DAYS-Members OF congress
noted for their thirst. sought inspira-
ton In the cup.
WAR DRAGON FOR THE UNITED
STATES ARMY-Wonderful dr:gible
airship secured for the military arm
OF the government.
HOW TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CT
dtsmissing worriment discussed en-
tertaininsly by Prudence Winter
green.
OXFORD. FAMOUS SEAT OF LEARN
iNG-Though conservative II Is al
ways leader The first to inaugu-
rate the movement for university
extension With illustration.
THE DEATH OF A CowARD-short
stqry Of the day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Reara OF Trade.

CHICAGO tulY 9 ne wheat msthes opsnsa
With degree u ssasdieess hs~sass Lnvvteol q, the
outset failed to ,Asw mush itclins. a. had hsen ss
rprsra August TO sst the ball rnilies. sela st ~
arSr a, thr epsaiag and shortly afterwards s'taia'
"a ssss;st The tesu tees hanf 80 he sns
Arxxatt.a shirsnsnts heavy Liverpool tarsst
wssN Minneapolis waa eearssh. and there we're refs
taius IN the Nurthwpst August sssitss by per
sons whs vVttea ,aese facts. slnrnpet ~ dufsaE
N. fa-eno,c 10 Tstf New ferf reported hftist
sxrst iua,sisv asa fttY 1sGs taksn nf fersisn shi
,rert At,sutisa - ,he gravity y the s,t'a,tles IN
,-e3ea va, areetsa BY a resou shat Gsfnasf Was
ghAYsestns uAusnafts ~ take ufors g sAs tio~esH
strs,tsrn Thee ncrs sheets tcuna 'sasea %
cover
,'s,n "a, active Hsos, q The tns sne strsus
res Act ary westhst r. kansss rnusitsrs-
t,ss - ne oshrr hand psr'sss srrHiea fron
mai stats spa fscr parts Il Sshsssss Rnlls shos'
"a me laarset q CIV snl tAer scs - ~Nvs saesss
covered ara ,he rsagssi tsspsnsra s'iA rasa IA
gsiss etesrA D. estsef
Oats VIEW euist ssa ttsilsa sirrs .lfss the "a
,s,hst ne msfktt atsr~f saflt wa steai sri
tailed later wi,h c0sn Aaguss elesfa = ewes ~
rys,t.tsn, cr@nea struuK as lsat 30 Fsvvtpti ass
a. .s,ares ~ thefyoci rf the marie, sisEnpse -
- N. ts,Hos ~ ! hrsi hus ~ RIBS. sfFiseaesf
s,.k rtsssa fssssAr urser yrsssrtAs
ne isAtins hasatst urgsa A. fe4iaws;
Ass,esss ursnlas Hsactt I@sss, ClcasEs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07

BOX Frs VIEW OF THE UPRISING
~ CHlNA-An Orientars reason for
the movement to expe. the foreigners
from the empire: the Chinese. he says.
could conquer the whole world. IL they
we're 30 Inclined. and they are con-
scious OF their power. TransIations OF
piaeards posted in Chinese cities urx-
ms ne people to kill the foreign
devils Story of Tattnalrs part in
the light on The Peiio river. when he
exclaimed Blood is thicker thon
water and tten hurried TO the rescue
Of tne British. Illustrations: A group
OF Boxers. taken from an authentic
photograph; types of soldiers now IN
Chinese soil: Tsttnaii to the rescue
McMANUs AT FOLLY BRIDGE. ny
hgDYARD kiPLfNG-Powerfu si,e
light on the South African war. ~rlt-
Yen by the worlds leading author. This
Inteliigencer through special arrange
ment with Golfers Weekly, for which
puoiication 1t has been copyrighted
CHARMING COUNTRY HOMES AxD
SIMMER RESORTS NEAR SEAT.
,h nE ,,;sno, article describing at length
and sesshore where people spend their
vacations 1r leave the city for a brief
period OF rest Exeeilentiy illustrated
with haif-topes, Including the fi-st
view ever published OF the beautifiI
rainbow visible on sunshiny days d.
snoqualmie falls.
NEW DANCES APPROVED BY TIT.
MAsTERs-instructions covering ''ihe
Asnury. the Dickson" and the
beIleneld," recently accepted by ihe
american National Association II the
Masters OF Dancing. New rules adopt
ed by tho association. In waltztns one
trated.
srRIkiNG PICTURE OF THE LAST
ERUPTION OF vE6uv1US--R spro-
ductipn Of a drawing made by Herman
hirsch, who vas on the island OF
Capin, and forwarded by him 10 tie
Iliustrisrte Zeitung.
EXCESSIVE HEAT PREDICTED ron
THIS 6UMMER-Gigantic spot on the
sun causes much speculation among
astronomers. The subject exhaustive
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70 70 70
PURCHASING PRICES.

n lsaisssng prices are being offered 10 the pro
~ b the local dealers for delivery In round lots
Il - doeh and In the car at Seattle:
60 -Oass. ssaD. barley. s1s59: wheat. ehicken
NJ GA9iss0: bran SO; shorts. I'll.
Ge,-fneet sound tsaio Eastern Washington
10Y sis8i7; alfalfa. "a 80 per ton.
Strictly fresh ranch. 13df1tc.
0S1fer-fresh ranch. ied1oc: creamery. -.
pvu1tsy-xive chickens. i3c live turkeys. lie; tur-
m ~ eees~. pc: duchs. u D4l
~ esock Choice beef cattle. co~n s9A4c: stees.
-: choice sheer. sld5c: good hogs. nve. Nc:
6psssed, &c. calves. dressed, large. ec: sfnau.
4: eafvu live. large, r.: srusfl. q.
~. relts and wool-H Heavy sound saited sfeen.
- y b. ee: medium. sound. PER ~ S4c; liGht.
- under - M. 7c: cows. sound. an weights.
4 M. bulls ard oxen. &C.: ssited hips. 1ci
NJ, ~ b. sc green hides. lc less than saltsd,
- Mo pr n. izc: dry cnIis one third less;
uer As9 per n. naBc winter deer. dry. -
-! pspssy deer i2aiec dry ELI. Ndloc green eli.
~: Aesp peits, 7scasiw shesrsirrs. is11c
Es1rn washington wool. sf7iic; Western wsshins-
voea ia7iec; dirty or timber burned. f54fsic
kles HHstc.
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New = the line 10 take advantage II
the cheap rates 70 California VIA the
shasta route and spend a few weeks AZ
ore CT ether OF her charming summer re-
snrts at tho ocean or In the mountains
RAtes from Seattle 20 san Francisco.
ars, class s.. ~ second class kSou In
Guiding berth in standard or tourist Pull.
u,An car from Portland Two traiTs
asily For rates. reservations and Cali
forn,a resort literature apply to C J.
stssple, u ,. \. . p. Co. - Eirs, ave.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07

General Quotations.

NEW yoRk, July Flour Receipts. u,tn hsr-
rels exports. n ss bstrcis Market active
Wheat Receipts. iAtN eushsls; experts. &.So
bushels. spc, Arm; No s~i ~ z Q. b. So
elevator Options cpsned higher and steady 90 4
rally In Ensiish cables hat slnost Immediately
turned weak under tnrvisn selling lncal baudstion
ard the Northwest rains Ths was fpsiowvd by an
afternoon wsrsian and partial recovery 90 the
strength Il corn aud scare 81 shorts Closed nrn.
a. A8k net sdssnce Jgly closed ~ september
S. October, ssac
coses ss,pticns eiosed steady seis points net de-
cline sales. " 90 hass indicating iniy. 1877 s5c
septstnhsr gsssr october. i0fs.isr Novemhes
1915 n Spot Rio hscis stesdy Mil. quiet
sugar Raw nfm Refined. steady.