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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
SIrED STATES LAND OFFICE, SEATTLE, w. 7.
July l. 1883.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SEATTLE, W. T.
July /, 1883.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that, in compliance
Of June 3, 1873, entitled I" An Act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States Of California,
Oregon Nevada and Warrington Territory"
Thomas Moreland, Of Tacoma, County Of Pierce,
Territory Of Washington, has this day 1lei In
this ONCE his sworn statement No. 4ye56, for the
purchase ofthe SW \ NE 4 w Sk x, and 81
K Sw Z Of Section No z, In Township No I'm,
Range Mol Z, and will offer proof TO chow thatthe
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
atone than for Agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before the Neg.
ister and Receiver of this office 1T Seattle. W.
T., on Tuesday, the a4th day Of September, 1859.
He names as Witnesses: August klendt, OF
Roy w. r.; j. p. kruse, OF Roy. w. T.; Robert
Chambers, Of Roy, w. r.; Nick cyrd, OF Roy, w.
I.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands ale requested to die their
claims in this once on or before sad 24tn day Of
September, 1859. I. N kEkD, !h..
kegister.
| Date Of first publication, July s, 1859.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The steam
er City of Pueblo, sailed for Victoria
and Puget Sound points, this morning
with the following passengers:
Victoria, b. C.-P. F. Taylor, Mrs
Johnson, Mrs. L. Fulton, E. ID. Heat
ley, J. Templeton, H. b. Pringles, S
Simpson, r. Simpson and wife, X. Brad
ford Mrs. Armstrong, T. Hunt, F NJ
Kennedy, A. c. Keith and wife, Mis-:
S. Seloda, Mrs. ]. Beatty, F. o. Inger
soil, Mrs. f. auckland and daughter
A. G. Pegg and wife, Z. Blackwood, J
| o. Waite, Mrs. Miller, w. +. Adams
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Notice..

In the District Court, holding terms at Olympia
/ Frank A. Howard VS.. his Creditors.
To the creditors Of Frank A. Howard, an In
solvent debtor.
y Yen are hereby notified to be and appear be
fore the Hon. Frank Allyn, Judge of thfs court
at his chambers, ut the city Of Tacoma, in thu
second judicial District Of Washington Terri
tory, upon the Sth day Of ugust, 1889. At thu
hour of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and show cause, II an
there be, why said Frank A. Howard should NOT
be allowed to make an assignment, and also to dc
such other acts and things As may lawfully be
done at such meeting of creditors.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
this 3rd day Of July. 1889.
AREEvES AYRES, Clerk.
BY w. +. kEADY. Deputy.
AVER & WARD, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Date Of first publication, July s, 1889.
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Departure Of Alaska COunnii ssh oners.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Senators Dawes
of Massachusetts, Stonekebide of Michi-
gan, Anderson of Nebraska, Jones OF
Arkansas and Walcott of Colorado,
comprising the Senate Committee to
investigate the condition and require
ments of present and proposed Indian
schools in Alaska, left here to-day.
The committee go from here direct to
Port Townsend via Omaha and Ia
coma, where the Government steamer
Albatross will be at their disposal until
July 25th, by which time they expect
to return to Port Townsend, and after
spending few days in Washington
Territory they will return East about
the LIST of August. The trip will be
an extensive one, and after visiting
most of the northern group of islands
just off the main coast, the COM
mittee will then make their way across
to the island of Kodiak, SO miles west
of the main land.
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Notice.

n the District Court, holding terms at Olympia.
l Margaret l. Howard vs.. her Creditors.
To the creditors Of Margaret L. Howard, an in
solvent debtor.
the Hon. Frank Allyn. Judge Of this court, at his
chambers at the city Of Tacoma. In the Second
Judicial District of Washington Territory, upon
the Sth day Of August, 1889, at the hour OF 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and show cause. IL any there be,
why said Margaret l.. Howard should not be al
lowed to make an assignment, and also to dc
such other acts and things a. may be lawfully
done at such meeting of creditors.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
this 3rd day OF July. 1889.
A. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
By w. +. KEADY, Deputy
AVER & WARD, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Date OF first publication, July s, 1889.
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Weather Report .

The following Is Il summary of tn,
meteorological report for the month O
June furnished the OLYMpIAN 10y til,
Signal Service Department:
Mean barometer, 299S inches.
Highest barometer, 1927, date 90.
Lowest barometer, 29.6S, date u.
Monthly range of barometer, 50.
Mean temperature, 60.
Highest temperature, 80, date =.
Lowest temperature, 40, date 6
Monthly range of temperature, 80
Greatest daily range of temperature
A.
Least daily range of temperature, Z
Mean daily range OF temperature, 2S
Mean temperature for this month in
1878, 60; 1879, 81; 1880, 81; 1881, 81
1882, GO; 1883. 50; 1884, IS; 1885, 81
1856, 60; 1887, 60; 1888, 81.
Mean daily dew point, 81.
Mean daily relative humidity, "A pei
cent.
Prevailing direction of wind, north
Total movement of wind, 2,732 miles
Highest velocity of wind and direc-
ton, l6 southwest.
Total precipitation, 1.32 inches.
Number of days on which oil inch OF
more rain fell, 6.
Total precipitation Gin inches and
hundreths) for this month in 1878, "a
1879, A; 1880, LA; 1881, 1873; 1882,
leo; 1888, 81; 1884, 800; 1885, 70;
1856, 1.26; 1887, 101 1883, $50.
Average rainfall for 10 years, for six
months ending June 3Oth 1862 inches.
Total rainfall for six months, ending
June Both, 1889, l473 inches.
Deficiency in last six months l4.S9
inches.
Number OF cloudless days, 90.
Number of partly cloudy days, 3.
Number of cloudy days, 7.
Dates OF solar halos, 90.
EDGAR McGovERN,
Sergeant Signal Service
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Special to the EVENING OLYMPIAN.
Poisoned NV Ice Crea m.

ADAIR, Iowa, July 5.-Seventy- five
people were severely poisoned yester
day by eating ice cream which was
made in vessels that had not beer
properly cleaned. Several will die and
all are suffering badly.
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8elu advertisements.
Notice to Creditors.

TN the matter of the estate Of Peter Blauyelt,
i deceased.
ALI persons having claims against the above
named estate will present the same with proper
vouchers to the undersigned within twelve
months from the date hereof, or the same will be
forever barred. Address,
JAMES II. HAYS,
Administrator Of estate Of Peter Blsuvelt, de-
ceased. 406 Broadway, Seattle ". +.
July 8, St. p
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Mrs. II. Norton, Mrs ]. Smith and two
children, r. E. Lewis, F. Booth, 7, H
Beach, Mrs. d. r. Newell and son,
Mrs. r. F. Henry M. John, ]. A. Op-
person, w, P. Francis and wife, Mrs. J.
r. Forbes, p. Everett, d. N. Campbell,
NJ. Alexander, w. b. Davis, w. E.
Beach.
Tacoma.-Mrs. r. E. McAdams,
Miss Wyes, J. NJ. Parker and wife,
S. Sadler, NJ. Jacob, C. S. Vischer.
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The Roslyn coal mines furnish EN-
ployment to l 600 men.
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ue puOActuOOA JUNO Woc Pei PCsA" SOSA
last evening under amusing circum-
stances. That wag, Johnny Cook, hav.
ing no use for a pocket book, conceived
the idea of filing his old wallet with
putty, to give it the apparent weight
of gold, and using it ~ q decoy. Plac.
ing it on the sidewalk he awaited
developments. Several individuals,
whose vision SCARED immeasurably
above pelf, among whom was the OLyM.
PLAN man, passed along without see
ing the tempting object, but finally, al
is ever the case, along came the sucker
who never misses seeing anything
He paused . moment, quietly stopped
down, picked up the wallet and slip.
ping in his pocket, made Decline for
an alley-way a short distance off. Ar
he turned into this retreat, out came
the pocket-book, and with trembling
fingers the clasp was forced, when 10
it suddenly dawned upon the victim
that he had been sold. Did he mock.
ct the joke" in silence, as becometh .
wise man under trying circumstances
Did he acknowledge the corn" as til,
chastened spirit bowed down will
gIief' would do under like circum
stances? Not q bit of it. Flingin,
the wallet from him, he turned il
wrath and strobe bac& to where tn,
impurturbable Johnny was smoking hi
pipe with the utmost cOmplaecncy
and broke out with " Where is,the do.
gasted, measley scamp who put tina
wallet on the sidewalk l want II
put head on him. Show him to me
tell your and he executed q war
dance amid the paint-pots, while
Johnny explained that the vile mis
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to-day.
The barbecue and free lunch on the
public square was we'll patronized and
UNNECESSARILY appreciated by the
hungry.
The individual is yet to be found
who reports seeing q thoroughly in
ebriated man on the streets of Olympia
yesterday.
Mr.. James NJ. Hays, school-boy in
this city more than thirty years ago
come over from Cowlitz to "take in
the Fourth.
Miss Rebecca Henry was taken sud
denly ill this morning at her desk in
the County Building, and was con
veyed home in cab.
Frank ]. Hobbs, of Spokane Falls
and J. M. Hoagland, of Roslyn, have
been appointed to the Office OF notaries
public by Governor Moore.
Mr.. Frank A. Peltret, Of the Seattle
Times is in the city, and will represent
that journal during the session OF the
Constitutional Convention.
An army of applicants, about equa
to the Convention, are in waiting iol
the apportionment of the clerksh'p'
and other subordinate positions.
The various church societies KEEP
open lunch houses yesterday, ant
reaped rich harvests of small chang'
Tor their devotion to a coed cause.
Various little incidents which tool
place yesterday, showed that the cut
purse and his lambs piled a profitable
business in various portions of OIL
crowded city.
, 1889-09-07
Frederiksted, 4th Sept. 1899

On Monday evening it began to blow
pretty fresh from the NE. and during the
nlghtl 1t increased blowing in heavy puffs.
Whlch made me feel rather ap%prehensIYe
chaC we were going to have a hard time of
~ SO got some rusty nails and an old
hammer and commenced to secure nv
SHUTTERS, much to the alarm I suppose of
my neighbours. That over, I turned in
Out not TO Sleep-to listen to the piping of
the WIN and the roaring of the sea and
perhaps TO hear the booming of the alarm
guns. Morning daWned, and we we're vet
alive, no accidents had occurred. but it
appeared as if it was yet to come. as it
begun to blow with still greater violence.
AMI from the north, from which point it
went round during the day to other points.
VIZ: N. w., w., and S. w, blowing [
think from this point the strongest. Baro.
metrlcal observations [ am unable to give
you but have no doubt some Of your
readers this way might be able to let YOU
know the changes from Monday evening.
Several lighters broke from their moor
lngs and we're driven ashore. The echr.
IN. Hand" parted her chains and lies
wrecked ashore opposite Miss Dout6's
mousse. Previous to this she got in contact
Win a very large lighter, which Kept
humping her under her stern like a bat
terlng ram and knocked several holes in, so
that II even she could have been put to sea
she might have sunk. She was nearly
loaded. The English %barkentine "Elili0'
mas ridden 1T we'll, though she parted one
cham. Save several trees which nave
oeen blown down, and a couple of fences,
no other damage. BImmy brought us the
good news that the atlantic" was safe in
BaSSin harbour.
, 1889-09-07
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION

New York, Sept. 4th.-It is believed
that the Dock Officials will yield to the
demands of the strikers by Thursday.
80 1000 have been subscribed towards the
daily relief fund.
1t Is reported that the dockmen at
Liverpool who are employed on the grain
ships have struck work.
Ships carrying material for the Nicara-
qua Canal continue to leave New York.
Martinique, ~3rd.-During heavy weather
yesterday evening the French schooner
Vlolette was driven ashore and wrecked.
Two others had their bowsprits broken
off.
Guadeloupe, 4th.-Heavy weather night
OF End and morning of Bird. Land lines were
interrupted causing some delay to traffic;
now all right.
st. Kits, 3rd-At 8 last night Bar. % so
WIND NE. from 10 Is to - As dead calm
glass still falling. 2 am. Bar 90 80 wind
changing to S.W. 2.3O blowing hurricane
from o'W. am. Bar 29.70, rising, terrific
"lnu ana sea, British steamer ROraima
total wreck, crew saved by rocket appara.
tus. British schooner "Circe pfoundered
on Bar. All crew left on shore. Great
damage to crops.
New York, Sept. 5th.-The death ia
announced of Mr.. Firth, MP. for Dundee.
London news states that the Livernool
strike has ended. The employers having
conceded an advance.
A number of London dockmen are re-.
Stunning work. The Police were compelled
to fire, and fatally wounded one of the
strikers for obstructing the loading of the
steamers.
The controversy on the Renmare estate
Ireland, has been amicably settled by the
cancellation of all arrears now due.
1t is stated that DR.. Peters expedition
Tor the relief of Emin Pasha has been
abandoned. az
, 1889-09-07

Dispatches from Egypt report that the
DerviSbes lave defeated a force of Friend.
lies near Suakim. The losses on both
sides were heavy.
The Paris Figaro says that Prince Victor
Napoleon will not issue a manifesto in
connection with the elections as they will
not decide the form of government.
Tn Editor of the Cocarde has been SEN
fenced to four months Imprisonment and a
fine of 500 francs for purloining the Court
documents.
The Temps asserts that NJ. Oonstans
has requested the Projects not to notice the
candidature Of General Boulanger. Count
Dillon, and M. Rochefort, who have been
interdicUed.
1t is reported hat the Turkish troops
have occupied Selinas, Crete, witho ut re-
sistance.
London, September 5th.-Sugar in Stock
on the 3lSt ulto. was 10000 tons. Last
year 234 900 tons.
1t is stated that King Leopold comtem-
plates a trip to the Congo.
Antique 18th Heavy weather nj chit of
second and morning of third no damage
reported.
, 1889-09-07

private telegram received here from
81 Ihomas says, Isl. Thomas has not suf-
Iered materially" 1t will be seen that the
lowest barometer there was 1897 while our
lowest was, we believe, 294. The differ
ence arises from st. Thomas having been
nearer TO the centre of the Cyclone by at
east 80 miles. This nearer approac CHI to
che worst part OF the storm also accounts
lot the 9nroohng of some small houses,
Whlle nothing OF the kind happened here.
, 1889-09-07

Wallis Park, Joseph Plaskett, w. Fl. Prln-
tbs, Gene Simmons, Anistina Scryda.
Frederiksted's Post Office the 31st
August 1889.
OTTO G. KNUDsEN,
, 1889-09-07
CHRISTIANSTED.

7th September,-Per schr. Tigil0nt from
st. Thomns, Mrs. Fritzberg, Helena
MacKin, Rudolph, Joseph DeLeon.
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WANTED.

oIlA FEltea amounting
~Nork-Tickeu drawing Capital Prizes are not
entitled 10 terminal Prizes.
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"%REMENIHER, that tho payment Of Prizes Ia
GUARANTEED ny Four NATIONAL BANK Of Now
Orleans, aud tho Tickets arc signed by Tho Presl.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized In the highest Courts; therefore,
beware q any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR IL tho price Of the tmallest
part or fraction Of n Ticket Issued ny 70 in any
Drawing, .Anythingl II our name Offered for less
thar A Dollar IA a gwindle. AtliREAw
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T%novsAxps Of cures follow the use Of
Dr. SagO's Catarrh Remedy. 20 cents.
Tho brand Prettqul,llO OF ylgorl

Tho dual operation Of dlseston and Asalml.
iAtion Il The grand prerequisite Of vigor, To
insure The conversion Of food into rich MT
%ttillons blood, II Il only necessary 10 uie with
~penilOhOO and systematically ifoaleitefa
st%nmAoh'Blltefs, The fountain bead Of supply
10 the animal economy b The stomach, 10
regulate, 10 ~invlgOfate that oiGAn, aud thus
facilitate " digestive and NllmllAtiyo pro.
Oesaot, should DO ,hoChlei aim Of those troubled
with 9 dsaclt Of stamina, Nervousness N.
lACeAblC 70 lmpalied Digestion. Overcome
ihlg and you Of necessity dllnlAa ~ multi
LAiioll retplexine aud hataialhg hyTSptgml.
long a. assimilation a imIotiOOl, The Blttet1
lutn0phN the ONLY obstacle 10 an ihcfeaao moi
only o. yigOt, .b1l Of bodily hubAlAnte, UQnquVI
complaint constipation and t6eninillo Trouble,
Th0tOughnCm ehAfaclofi1o9 IL OlColls
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Qhf SntelliQenter.
OniesI Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth street,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,


Climbing the path IthAtleads back neyeFmore,
Now. lace 10 face, we greet him, Standing mere
Upon the lonely summit Of FourscoIe,
Welcome ID us DER whom the heightened day
IyClOSinR, and the shadows deeper groWl
His genial presence Ike ~ 9llergl0W
FolloWingthe one Just vanishing away,
baI ere tho Table shall be vet
For the Inst breakfast OF the AutocFAt,
And Love repeat, with smiles and tears thefeaI
His own sweet songs, that time shall not forget.
Waiting with him the call 10 come UP higher,
not less, the heavens are only nigherl
ElOhI No, ~, 1859. JoHN q, WHETTlEh,
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pon,t waste Your Time

and money experimenting with doubt.
full remedies, when DR.. Plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery is so positively GER
tain Ia lie curative action as 10 warrant
lie manufacturers In supplying II 10 the
public, as they arc doing through drug.
Ikisls, under a duly executed certificate
Of guarantee, that " will accomplish al
IL Is recommended 10 do, OF money paid
for II will be promptly returned. u
cures torpid liver, or billousnVss, indl.
gestion, or dyspepsia, all humors, or
blood tints, from whatever cause arts.
lng, Bkin and scalp diseases, sCroiulOus
affections mot excepting consumption,
Of lungycfoiulal, II taken Ia time and
given affair trial,
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ENlSGa AND TRADE.



INV YORK, Sept, 6-Money on call easy at
SAX per cent; Last loan 3 per cent; closed Of
Tered II ~ per cent Prime mercantile paper
bA7 per cent Sterling exchange qulelRt ASLkR
I ", Sales OF stock Rats shares,
There was leAs business In the stock market
to-day, though thsFe was NO leaa interest In the
dealings, and even alter the material advances
OF yesterday most stocks are inctl0nAlly higher
tonight, The news Of the day vas Of little lm.
pOrtanCe, but such Is there was rather favored
the advance, The coal stocks became the strong
feature Of the market In the afternoon with
Northern Pacific a secondary position In the
market The southern stocks, however woke
from their lelhArgy and were largely traded In.
The trusts were quite dull and little or no inter-
est seems 10 DO taken ut present.
The opening was active and strong, though
Considerable lTTegulAFity existed, and Wheeling
& Lake Erie was down z per cent The pressure
10 sell was directed principally against North
eTn Pacific preferred and AlChlsOn In the early
dealings, aud the market was very teVerlSh,
while most Of the list headed Oh from the open.
Ing figures, The market gradually Qqieted
down aud the close, while strong, was quiet to
dull. There we're few fractional Losses, but the
majority Of the list IL higher. Colorado Coal 10
up ", aud Tennessee Coal " per cent.
Railroad bonds little doing Rhles Si,ili,
Government and State bonds dull aud steady,
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. O.-CGttlO-Rocolp1 10000
head; shipments 1000 head; market steady;
choice to extra reeves 81 lNaI so: steers s. 0oa
/ 40; StockerS and feeders 81 SOa3 10; COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 O0a8 90; Texas cattle 81 G0a9 0O,
HOgs-ReceiptS 1880 head; shipments. S,0OC
q Goal 10; light 81 DIAL 70; SklpS 90 4bal Is.
ShGep-RCcCiptS 5000 head; shipments 1000
head; market steady; natives q Qal %: western
q Coal "; Texans g coal 10; lambs 81 GOa6 IS.
EAST Liberty, Pa, Sept, 6.-Cattle Receipts
800 head; shipments $40 head; market nothing
doing, all through. Hogs-ReCpipli 1900 head
YofkerS q GSai gS: fair to good 81 46aib 80; medium
and light PhIladeiphias 81 4ORt 20; heavy hORl
81 l0ad& y. 9hpep-kepeiptS 81 600 head shipments
LOO hOadj market fair; prices unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept, 6.-lIogs weaker; com
mon and light % 2jR4 60t packing 81 00aA %; re-
celpts 1900 head; shipments 600 head.
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The best BAlve In the world for cuts,
bruises, BotCB, ulcers, salt fheutny fever
sores, letter, Ghapped hands, Chilblaingi
and oil skin cfuptlons, and posi'
Cnrea piles, OF no pay required,
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satiBiac'
lion, OF money refunded. Price % cent?
nc! box, For sale by Logan Drug %.
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COLUMBUS, o., Jan. /, 1SS0.-To TIE
ELIXIR or DATES Co. Dear SB:-Elixir
OF Dates cured me OF habitual constipa-
ton and dyspepsia. l recommend II %
all my friends, Very truly yonls, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel st. Claire, Co
lumbus, o. Sold by o. R. Goethe, W. W.
Irwin, W. I. Williams and John Laugh.
lin. Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin& Co.,
wholesale agents. /
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RrendAtuns nnd PruYIaIona.

NEW YokK, Sept, G-7Floqr, receipts 2s,6O2
Wheat receipts 2l1,S60 bughelsi. exports
!2,OlS bushels, sales i,7l2o0 bushels Of ~.
dull, lower and weak No, 8 red slASlL{O;
steamer No, 2 red Sin; upgTRted ISaS6Lc; Op.
tlons moderately actiYei No, 2 red september
S3AGi October SAGsl}sc. !i9,lns u s534ci No
S1aEo, closing at S7lSCi May O9JIasl9sc, closing 1t
OJlso. liye dull, western 49a6lXG. Corn, re-
celpts 67,800 bushels; exports tl6,623 bushels;
sales GO,0OO bushels OF futures aud 3U7 ,OOO bushels
Of spot; ungraded mixed 42liSLCi September l2l
al ilJSc; December 42SSo; May 4SIGIIc, closing
at A31kC, Oats, receipts $1,000 bushels; exports
6l,7i9 bushels; sales 10000 bushels Of futures
and 10000 bushels Of spot market fairly acllyei
white do 2saS5O; No J Chicago ?IHO, Hay lower;
good to choice no; shipping 60aT0c, Hops weak,
Coffee, options closed StGIdy and 30a35 points upi
september, lh.0OAlb. I0a; October, November aud
December l6,IOal6.SSc; May l6.SOalS.9 6G; spot
laSSes dull, Rire steady. -TallOw and rOsin
quiet. Turpentlne hrlner. Eggs easy; western
I7alSIc, Pork firm. Cut meats stronger, Lard
steRdyi western steam O,4Sc; september 6.lOCi
October ESQ; November G:lsGi December CLOG
Butter stronger; western dairy Nal2EG; cream.
cry ilalVc. Cheese higheri western 6Ia71fc.
CHICAGO, Sept G.-Thc wheat pit was domin.
Rted 10 day by beNrlsh Influences, aud the feel
ing became weaker US the session progressed,
Irlcss tScedGd 70 inc lowest level touched lhia
week mere pelug y uec,ihe ~ compared win
ytsLeIuay, elOSe Oh = lull cent " tne more DO
Isrisa uenvStlss, an hctlve 0VsineSs was H2ne
a H,iIyCTti roS EsS SaW Wan TSHortsd m MAJ nro iTigISI; Srta Ky
feriinu SHs snsSttiei, Flotir auiet and m M
chanveb WheHt csSh M . Sntinr TSlLc, NJ \
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