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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-21
CITY NOTICES.


GALE OF SALARY FUND WARRANTc
~ Under and by virtue of Ordinance No ~
sealed tenders will be received by the n- ,Ssoss
signed city comptroller, city treasurer and c;s-
clerk for the purchase OF a sufficient uumhas -
the salary fund warrants of the city of sea,,,s1
amounting 70 fifteen thousand (sl5.OOOl doilssoos
more or less, to pay the day laborers of said css
in cash. said tenders will be received on o. ~
fore Tuesday, July 81. 1891. at q O'CLOCK n -
the successful bidder to receive sa!d warrant ~
warrants and pay for the same ON or sho, -
August 5, A d. 1891. oas
The right is hereby reserved to reject anv ara
All bids. G. w. FERRIS. City Comptroiis,
w. l. ANEs, City Treasurer.
II. w. MILLER, City CLERK
Date of first publication. July q, isgi-
CITY TREASURES NoTICE-THr roT
~ lowing city warrants will be maid ~
presentation at the city treasurer's ONCE ana -
interest allowed after fifteen DAYS from 20 ~
publication OF this notice: Alss
Salary fund warrants Nos. ! SOL TO 2o0n
BAKER street warrants, ord. 1898, No 40
Willow street warrants ord. i,224 No. Lin
Lake View street warrants, ord 1877 Nc ooe
and 996. o~ -
Date OF first publication July q. 1901
WILLIS l. ANEs. City treasurer
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NoTICE-A SMALL BONUS HAVING BEEN
IN offered me to publish west shore in this city
formerly of Portland. and the purchase having
now been made, the said bonus will now be col.
lected upon the understanding that only such part
of the plant formerly used which is absolutely
necessary shall be brought here. A. ID. Cochrane.
NoTICE-To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
IN All persons and firms hereby notified that
the name THE Red Front has been copyrirhfed
for the state of Washington and registered with
the secretary of state and ali using the same are
mott fed to discontinue from and after this date
A. ]. Prayer & SONS
Seattle, July Is, 1891.
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FOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Music

FOCAL AND INSTR UMENT4I MUsTC.
MUSICAL INSTITUTE, OCCIDENTAL
WI block, rooms S35-33S; vocal culture and in
strumental music; Office hours. 10 10 ~ a m.
Mrs Willard. principal
MADAME BERTA CRTVELII FROM M
vi Ian. Italy; vocal culture told Italian schooll
and piano Instruction; music rooms Rofer housa
Front, between spring and Seneca streets. me
only one on The Western coast holding in her pos
session certificates from the famous New York
teacher, Mime. Louisa Cappiani
HARLBERG SCHOOL OF MuSTC-VoIcF.
" Miss Martha :. Brown. pupil Of Nine CApnisni
OF New York; violin Mr.. Heinrich Israel 81 the
Conservatory OF Frankfort; piano. harmony and
orchesiration, Mr.. Edmund Morse. weekly lectures
free 10 students. Edmund Morse director burke
building second and Marion
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ECONOMICAL MEN-SAvE SIS ON YOUR
II next suit by sending for 12 cloth SAMPLES
fashion plate and measurements blank free; post.
age cents Ed L. Huntley 6 Co.. wholesale gem
feel tailors. 1S4 Madison street. Chicago. When
ordering samples please smention Post-Intel-
gencer,
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CoNFEcrToNERs.

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY ETC
4 Henry's Ice cream, all aavors. always on hand
delivered promptly 10 al parts OF the city Metre
PotitAn brieks all navors, quart 50 cents three
plnts 50 cents, Two quarts 81, OF 81 per gallon !.
home N ade candles made fresh daily: largest as
ssrkEesk " she city ~ Heary's. SIT Third street
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xorrcE OFF DrssoI Ur1ox.


CPECrAL NorTcE-THE WORKING AR.
- rangpment heretofore existing between the
undersigned has this day been mutually dissolved.
T.. r. Gaze retiring, woofses, Nheldan & To win
continue the business OF commission brokers In
Seattle and Tacoma. collecting ell bills due the
firm and paying all obligations.
r. Is GAZE.
WOpI.SEy. wHELDOS & co.
SEATTLE wash, July IL. 1891.
NoTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
IN ship-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore suosiSting between u.s. the under.
signed Ferdinand Tok as. Paul Singerman and J.
II. MaeDougali. carrying business st Seattle,
King county, WASH under the style and firm name
of Tokias, Stngerman L Co, WAS on the 18th day
or July, A. II. 1891 dissolved by mutual consent.
and thai the business in future Will be carried on
by THE MacDouzall & southwick Company" a
corporation. which will pay and discharge all debts
and liabilities aud receive all moneys payable to
said late firm. FERDINAND TOkLAs
PAUL SINGERMAN
J. II. MAcnOrGAIT.
Dated a; Seattle this 18th day of July. 1891
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MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS. COR
~ ner sixth ana Pike streets Seattle: ali KINDS
cemetery work on shortest notice. designs far
nlshsS on application.
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gOCTETT NOTICES.
MIR rTNrpAI, or CAPTAIN WILLIAM
II Renfou OF Port Blskeley. viii take place on
wednesday. July -; the cortege viii iesse fors
Biakeley AZ ~ The funeral service viii Dc
ant church corner Third and Pine. Tee services
WIN BE- held under the auspices Of the Masonic if&
ternssy, Renton Lodge, No. 20. A. =. q a ~.
CFAsTLF LODGE. no. z. J. Q. o p, MEEIS
u every Tuesday evening In Odd feuows. naIl.
Norfh seattle At 7:5o O'Clock: members OF sister
LODGES and sooorning brothers IN good sthndine are
cordially invited &c attend.
VT PEARsE. Secy.
PoxfosYice box $40.
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ZOE sALE-REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, FINE LOT
Il in Pontius' add. Address Lot, care Post-lniel-
ligencer
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H. PARSONS. l02 SEATTLE BLOCK
- Books Of pablo officials, corporations adj
ministrators firms and individuals examined
opened or closed. Statements made therefron
Advice given. Partnership settlements business
correspondence and a general agency conducted
References furnished
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GOLD AND SILVER MINES AND MINING
VI shares bought and sold: guzranfeed a. renrs-
sented George ii. Thomas & Co, 1872 Occidental
block. Seattle
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CARRAHER & MEACHAN
ll< CHERRY ST., Next Door TO the
Post-Intenigencer Office.

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost Pound.
Tor sale, For Rent and situations Wan1eu VIE y
Psvmeut always In advance No advertisement
received for less than IS cents.
yoTrcE-Tbe business once Of the Posr-Is.
rrrx1oxxcxH il open until IL y M ciassinea
Advertisements WIN be received up 10 this houL
Adverfsserepts win be received at branch ofiices
Of The Posr-IxTELLJoEScEra At;
pr.~s T1rn.srd, French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers at ms
.<,rr.
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE o. RECEIVERS sALE-UNDFR
~ and oy virtue OF order OF sale issued
Oat OF the superior court Of King county
NAe OF washington, and TO ma eirecfsi
hnd dehvered, l will. on Monday The 27th dav
OF july 1881. at the hour OF IL O'Clock i'm IN. fora
noon OF sAl1 DAY. Al ballard. in said county seIt
the slesmooat 4. w. Purdy" az public ancton
10 the highest bidder for cash ""S'on'
Dated tAisJuly l0th, 1881. Ne0e"ss.
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CLATRYOTANTS.
COLLECTION AGENCY.

LIFIELD COLLECTION AGENCY PRIN-
IL cipal Offices At Chicago, Minneapolis and Seat
tie. Collections and legal business attended TO in
all parts OF the United states. Collection of rents
and personal supervision OF property for residents
and non-residents. sixteen years experience
Highest references. George W Fiheld, manager
seattle office, rooms 8 and RengstOrff building
ZOE Second street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-17
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo. Aug. 15-CattleReceipts TO- the past a hours
lao head total thus far .O-OD hcddi Tor same
time last week. 1920 head; CONSIGNED through ~
head OF ZOO head 70 Ne"IoIk On sal ~ heau
and so held Texas COWS. - OGs- ~ We
en- cows So; Indiana steers 80 5Ca 20 90 o8 mo
cod here Hoas-Receipts for tbe past "a nous VN0
head total for week thus far 3o95O head Tor i3e 'o
last wceG j3 $50 head; consigned through l5UO he9u
OF which $50 NewYor on sale 500 head ma KEY
UT3s s. zoo - 49, heavy. s. T0aS5 80; pigs - %
80 20: skirs and common s3Gs4. Sheep and ldipbs-
Receipts for tnc pat = hours 14oO head toMi lGr
ISeek thus far $4,000 head for same tine last week
97 500 head; consigned through, 5000 head OF Wmch
900 IN NeN-York: o. sale 400 head market for shp
0,e0ed firm lans du- and slow, Doth closing unchangq
rood sheen a. - extra, 50 comm ~ y a - %
"a IS: lambs - 1896; common TO fair, 81 -eSe" %
one load Canadas he'd at . rr,cr+-
Chicago Aug. 15.-"Tbe Evening Journal lcport,'
Cate-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments 200 he2e mar
KIT steady 10 shade higher; natyes - 1892 e no
mime or extra steers on sale IeXlnN = - %
0O0 head shipments 600 head market se9dy r9lh
aud common 81 gO0S4 90 mixed and packers: Sped =,
prime heavy ard butchers Wclghi - 1Watg42
200 head: no shipments; seodicr; native ewe % o.
81 10 mixed ard wethers 81 7jGS3 10; Westerns ga
al "a! TEXANS 81 S5a - 10: lambs. % JOos) ~ 80,
81 Louis Aug. l5.-Cattle-Recepts, 200 hca1 snip
rent ZOO head market stIongi gon1 o. choice haCiN
s.ers s5qs5 GO fair 70 GOOD do - Jo0f1 IeXan ara
indian steers g. 2jd 80 80; canning stun. ~ tOGT
Togs-RAceiuts 800 head: shipments 100 head mtheI
Load fair TO good heavy - 3p093 - nlNl tiaqS
sJ6sj 25 light fair best, - 80 - 40 oneebI,g
CENTS 500 heal; shpment 700 head market s"ohs >
fair 70 fancy, s3dS4 so.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York Saturday Aug. 15-BEEVES-Receipts one
carload Of 10 head Of local stock at 6Otst No trading
Cable Sdylces quote the market for refrigerated beet
unch5nged at 9q1oi2c dead weight No change in ship
CAIVEs-Receipts G27 head49s at GOth-st and 100 at
Jersey City Market steady and unchanged, with grssf
selling 2lc and Western calves at 42c NO Neas iof
saes7J. P. Nelson: SS7 Western Calves 164 II aver
81 collins: il Grassers o22 ~ az 2hc. o-o
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 80 carloads OF IO53
head lart late yeserGay25 caSlOads &C jersey CIV ana
carloads OOth-s OF which iCar0ads wen 10 sauRh-
tercrs steady for sheep and lambs advanced &c
per H. Very TO choice sheep sOld az sS@fO oO
per 100 y lambs at 50 SO 30
Sales-M. Collins 113 Ohio Sheep % u average az
81 % per 100 - IL do, 80 u at ~ To- - Ste 90 U2
n at a so ~ Indiana 30 II, at s. l24o "A DO 15l
~ al - 12la Kentucky do, 10l H. az - 81 = d99
STATE Lambs 50 ~ 10 246 Indiana DO 10 d. at 20 %
WiIterson & sherman % Kentucky sheep III y, at
81 80 81 do 1Ol %, at 50 81 ONO do 100 D. at - on
IO1 kentucky Lambs Il b. at % 10; 10 ONO do "a H.
~' Newton & GHiett: % Kentucky sheep g. y. at g
90 do ~ u 20; III Kentucky LAMBS % 3D. at 60
917 do So n at 80 - 237 do % n. at 90 l2'2. 49, -
Judd & Buckin CHAM lOl Kentucky sheep 81 H. al
So %; 10 Kentucky lambs, % u at - 55h. =, .
J. y. Pidcock & Sons 34S Kentucky sheep, u ID
q: al - % State lambs 6! y, az $6 20 - 49, oao
D. Harrington $50 Mie1igan sheep 99S ID a' % 100
O 8uIeniscf a. Dewty: $50 Kentucky lambs, c. H. at
50 - 2S3 do. "a = n, at - IS. 800, , . ,..s.
HOGS~Receipts ; carloads, Of 1871 head-6 carloads
az Jersey City ard carloads OF 4oh.t Market steady
and ght hogs are firm at - 4OGS3 90. ~ r-..- -
2O9 u average IS 10 per 100 n Foushs' 299 ID AZ
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are Sun . asSs to quote for prompt business in coRfe
Cotton on ra cereals 3, aPa Sss a
steamer Sr hence 20 hdScS ShH eoo
ss Apd l., heGss e N@F~ rsn ship sSO
eent hence to aamare 200 bSs eaae
p Sd ,I n1ISSg!ELLANE6ys cm1kTEI:S ea a5
oil IS I'd e Nan Newport Nss As sd Bsh brig Enc z
70 Montedeo general cargo on prSte 0 rms schooner
w X sc, o5Ss sR2iss to losyOod 50 So Btu
schooner Horace S Sh1res Daren NewYCr gm6e dc
SO, rer Say 'o' H. bu''fiek same - 'o anu '''VVO
rovIss5oN' S1 quiet but very fern a3ms in
Old Mess quoted at $40 S5as1l new do sii 1882 95
p a25s SO FEY az 'Gi ga, lhq
family slsssa packet 81 s1'siH IN
81 e Sia and India MSs in quoted s h
at SIS and at the West at SIC 30. Cir MEATs-Haye
Ss sa' sa sI ae 9y FnnS SeEed hat quiet
smoked d9 a af PISSED shgqesrs 81 aSe nG1Ssdd
in price fair demand quoted at Gise7isc for heavy
sa, fn' pSy ' % 6Gas Seafe
Sa firm at the best Of prices 3 the day or easR sales
500 tes S929Se ESQ., closing ct e95c; City steam
SsSS7 $Ss sSsts sms5i:a A9sat nelSs
SSSe c OiSsTd a e. es 800 a. t. %
5oOo sSs@ BE closed 2S9 sanSai ae 500
but the feeling as to prices was firm eh pare dT
Sn and EFaRe a ste pals o e state
eE Zoe OSr western Stern w esn
arsts. l7l2aSkci seconds 16Gl9He; state Dairy halt;
l7,ac DO seconds l591ec; DO wesh tubs extras; 1ss
Imitation Creamery. arsts l5alOc do seconds, 13a
l4c do ttiFds l23l22c Western dairy Arsts. lael5e
factory frkns June extra. lac tubs extra 18c nrst
123,c; seconds. 126l2hc. .-.-. 4 HEESE-rrading
again quiet but holders retained Tie advantage state
tory, fun cream, fancy coorcd, S7taS7sc do white So
Ss',s do fine, 81 asge do coed to Prime, 7%Gsi.G
7Lc; do part skins 3a6iac; common TO choice
do fun skins 2a2i2c; Ohio fat common 70 hne 5aa7
-. EGGS-Quiet and about steady. New-York State
new-laid 17G17Lc Pennsylvania new laid. 17a17i4c
Western and Northwestern, 16Ad104c Southwestern
166l6hc.
SUGAR-RAW-iIad . slow inquiry incident to the close
OF the week No sales reported. Muscoyado, 80 test
quoted at &c. and Centrifugal 96 test at lGc On the
Gomez August closed at 33sG342c September
at s3498.4Oc october at 332a3,S6c November
FINHDoDuii and unchanged. Cut Loaf Sic ;
Cubes 44c xxx. sic Mould -" 4sc; Diamond
"a 4Ac: Confec toners' "a" 3-l6c Columbia "a"
sic Windsor "a" 4lsc; Rdgewood "a" Lice Phoe
nix "a" Lice; Empire a." e. 10 g. S,sc; No T.
8asc No IL 3 5-1Gc.
STFARINF,-Lari dull. Choice in tics quoted sisdSAc
latter for city. Oleomargarine. 6is as Bloc
TALLOW-Steady but slow. Prime city quoted sc
asked sales reported.
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eA uack' cash, 81 oZasl o.; September FL OIL; No.
Ss oI.s 90 s,ea SSn N Sn No ssS esssa g.
store ot,y Il dsSs ie g. Pfoy fs T.
his wbe S' g bnsS eg1se Reeepts-Four, 254O
Flour. 2Gso bDls wheat. $50 busS Ou'n'
rrS SranneaponS MINI. Aug l5-Cash wheat dull
ss g 1S5 nf e1 SA Ghsst 0uys s h9 and
thing while the excitement so pToat n the nj Buy
Ok IN wS dre as new ss Sso, were S afraid r6
20 Northern and 9Ga9Ie for new old wheat brought
while shipments were Il cars "snsso TT Ssss %
August hsd o. on st sae ?ss &c o. So Y S on
track. s1dsl ca; no. NOrtherni on track sCcasi
es No 1gs coo 0sc Sss s sfSy oe rt No.
W SIssits s mo Whit Thte goe Rye nr@ 9sc
Com g 2 geo bush Oss 9? rye e. 25c bG:h;
phladepha ,, Aug 15-dloqr market was very strong
s prices held az further aaVSHe o iss25s per
bbl but buyers generally refused to follow the rising
dogr strong ana hgh sympathy wiz the advance
% az p yy sronI per Io6 1D b a. qay Wheat
demand to eCya shorts Prices advanced 5S5hc per
6o;hog doing g 9a the way Of ew bushes steamer
red ~ 0s4 i5a az sT 81 l2&51 12 No red
81 1881 1872; November 81 iseasi Il. 10 coyn@Tf5
ees advanced per SRp Gne Ts Were hers
i:eht and local business limited 70 small lots
7!c No Yellow in grain depot and 2othst elevator,
6etGb So e5@76c Wdyc@bc eDeSs
more liberal and 10 local ear lots dpped OF 2c from
Sc Old d vh et Tee ae 5o FG tn
seless o No W.T. ASsu sG SgSS2 smbe ssS
gS winter bran s7Gsi7 q per ton 6 sSe ss ee
unchanged. Recepts--Iouii Tci6O bbls. 200 sacks
shpment Wheat $500 BUSH corn, u 200 bush;
n LOWS. Avg. 15-F1oqr largely higher and excited,
but prices entirely nominal sellers undecided
patents weIe held at about u 70aSi IS; extra fsacy
wac usual OF late excited and the arb uted
the strong and higher EuEopean cables these following
eact upon TIE market ard prices went sky7Nurd The
pace was little TOO fast however, aud decline Of
another upturn and cents added price and
II wH was aruy Excited MARKET H s O Of aie bng
en vent ks down S D ' Ta bd S o:o the me
market was g. ao2c above yes;erd1v 10 red cash,
II OF 2dsl o. = closing at 81 O5's CoRN-This market
e2S 99Gn in wheat Sd tie close was at me top
higher than Yesterday No 2 cash, soc August Sec
Closing 35c bid January 4Iss44c closing At tic bid
Cots hsher with Wheat ana eSTg 5St 'raSag sat 9
29c bid Rye NEGLECTED. nTan-,Hoders hrm east track
od timothy sl$ 90 new DO silass . P g 81 500
81 30 sellers spelter steady. - 754s4 50 Butter IN
GOOD dei-and Unchanged Egg scare advancing lte
Corn H2 s aSe bsber P5E SO 6aso So LF
SIS ~ Dry salt meas-Boxed shoulders, - G7l2ds5 IS
39ss q ISs@ n lG fG g longs 0 S 50 &
g. 7Oas7 20 short clear, 81 9OG7o Kcceipts-floIr
zoo o oP 6sb Wi ySe oo0 bush Shpr53ts~foTr 5000
bush; wheat $1,000 BUSH corn, 1000 bush; oats'
Toledo Aqe 15wsot 9s 6s loT n. GPS.5 q 3, C c
ebe Gs6 and ge,s o, 81 90 % mis- Goy What
81 p33 bush. Shrment-Flour, 1928 bbls wheat
as - hush; corn, 2142 BUSH oats LAG hush rye
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: EurGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave fOos Of corlandt and Dee
brosses -. As follows
40 a ~ for Geneva, Lyons Elmira ltOchst But.
alo and the West, Fottsyle ana principal local polna
etr lar 10 LYONS Pullman Suspension Bridge
q a m FOR MaUch Chunk and Int rmeiiate points
IL 80 a. N for Einira and intermediate point. - .
D. for TunkhsnnOck and intermediate points Chair
Car Tunkhannoek Connection 70 Reading snd Harris
40 D. M L. and b. junction and principal Inter.
mediate pOint-. Chair Car % l. and r. Junction -
80 p for Poitsyiile ard intermediate points Cfif
Car POttsvlNe 49, -.
20 7. NJ Tor Mauch Chunk an1 intermediate points.
Connection - Realing and Harrisburg. . -
so D. for (eLrN1. Lyons, Enira, korhtstf; Bur
fao ard the West. Pullman Sleeper % Lyons ana BUS
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving at 10 A. m. II 80 A. m, D. n and
40 .. connect for all points IN Mahohey aad Hazel
coal regions. -. : -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
3.10 A. m for Nfauch Chunk Hazelt0n and lntermedee
points. and IL a. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points. ..--,,-. -,.
s:i5 D. m. for Maueh Chunk and ntermediste pont..
80 D. for Geneva, Lyons, tfDlA, TO heater: Bm
fa0 and the West. Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons ana sus
pension Bridge. 49, x,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-17
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Saturdays trading on the Produce Exchange was
the most exciting in many months. Changes were
{reoueDt and unusually wide. The volume Of business
reached the large aggregate Of 100000 bushels.
The covering Of shorts the special feature Of 'he
DAYS trading. In the pit there was great excitement
For time it was impossible TO get any straight quota
lions for there did not seem 30 be any TWO prices
alike The foreign element a rule was on the Dull
side and there was considerable buying IN pilfc
Of New York following the lead OF Chicago. as the RUE
< generally this city has taken the lead OF the
business away from the Western city, and from Ie
start a considerable number of orders was receiver
from the West. Gables were very strong and mglcr'
Advlces from France stated that the importation nee
essary 10 FL the normal demand was at least i2ooOo-
600 bushels Of wheat on this information the shorts
became deeply dCmOralZed, ana huIicd " % 33 asc
Themselves. Liverpool cables were Ia hisner; IN IL
tbe United Kingdom was said 10 be uniaVOiaOe'
Clea,aDces were large The farmers deliveries to the
ted Kingdom light, being ONLY 335f- qLrters'
SenteLer wheat opened at :. % l20 II 10 sinutanc
ousiv II rose T. al - Il. which it closed Decen-
Dt oI 70 81 II AID - ~ The close Wa 81 IS The
cash market advances from . to . l. TeIl.s ailu
p S o6 635si bo %s5 fs SHIPMENT %
cepfances millers took TWO loads. . 49,, ,-
r 29 E eairS ceneTalIy we're scored Near options
advanced from IA cents TO l. cents Whie Docgl
6er VS. mn . cents closing with some Ta'tl1n Ing
ynatler conditions were favorable and receipts were
fair without effect. Frmer cables aided the nP~6ar1.
h,eI. CHANGED hards The spot market went MP from
10 II cents higher. Two Load, were taken i'r
Dat. were strong in options but very quiet fTlce5
advanced - cent. The cash market was dull ana
Lard followed the upward movement; ana clo oet
IRON ten 10 twelve points higher Trade vas qqs 5
The closing prices were: Wheat-AucuSt, - Is =
.o,,an,ior u 13 II October. ~ - l.; November,
n IA Is: December 81 II - January al 10 80
Eelruory ~ II Is: Nav. IL Is -. 1910.
ClrnL AUGUST - cents: september 20 Il cents
0ctobsr G-l . cents: December 80 - cents. .
August IS 4 cents September "a Ia cents
oc TagseptembeT IS o. October, 81 or December
- Tho receipts at New-YOrk. Boston; baltimore ana
pbi1adeIpbia on saturday were: Wheat. 4'ZI'o+o
isbeis. corn % AT bushels; OHts, 93e!o ubshels
.+oI o,oin SOS 40 bushels; -four. I3.445 packages.
Al 11jcaco, Milwaukee and St. Louis ne receLps
~ o3945 bushels: total grain, 1ll35l' busheiS :
gonr 1878 packages.
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and November delivery 2seAa4 29o4d Eoyem6sr and and
December delivery 3lg4o4 32-04d December and jan
uary delivery, $500 sellers January February de-
livery S6-6iai S76id; February and March delivery
ayeJtSE Aug l5coOn Irregular mddHs "a lS grS
receipt 90 bales, including l67 new crop; sae'' -O'
Norfolk Aug 15-Cotton dull mlddling, 77sc; net ana
gross receipts, 1873 bales stock 5 622. -,
Sasannsh, AUG 1o.-COton s1sy lnlaeihg. - 80.
mlddline, Lice good ordinary g 9l6c; net ana gIDs
receipts, 3OS bales, Including IS erop; exports e
wise 80 sales 50 (coffec:ed. 59o5 net receipts
since September I. 1907 bales. -,
low mddlng 310c; good ordinary, She net reeeIe
stock 39s19.
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.ru-Ynaa nxr.nIo ANp wE.rERN HALLWAY

Ire % fS 55- zoe, "aystJ Tor AdGlegwn, BOoaeg6grg
eaI.s4 Sootselio FausbuTg, Liberty, Livingston
Manor Hancock CaToondals ser1noa %aton De.n
sidney, Norw.eh. Ednsstig1i: 49,, ''''' '"''-'
a,i5 a. n svoay ted Campbell Hslil Lakes sa 40
honH 4q ,oiiarhuyr Elcn,nle. tsllsbuFs. Hurley
STia' Tlterty, White LAKE - .,-,--,- . 49,.
NDa,1b b. H. Campbell Lake. Lakes Mohonk a7d MiHnS
waosa Waikiki Valley stations Midq etgMh bo0ni,s
Iak~ Zoe kland - ,,.r.s,-, = u.o.,v rtvtngs.or
ist"" n kiand Walton, sidney Norwich. Oneida Os-
go pochosJer Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago and west
pv1,sa sieepers reclining chair car h-e u suspeson
Bfint.i a M Saturdays only, Middlstowni pooming6urg
80 Fallsburg Liberty, White Lake. lIockland
Pullman drawing room ssats AID sleepinge.r eersns %
,.r. "a "a 923 Broadway, Newlork. j. 4. ANDElISONs
- - A., ID Exchange Place. NewYoEk
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. H. p. m.Beef-HOld oner mCu,
eratsly. POrk-Hoders Offer moderately. Hams-honsrss
Offer nCderstely BseO9The supply Is poor ase5 Az
n firm az iOs long and short clear mddes ABOUT % 3
offer spaTingly. TalIow-uolders offer sparngly Tur;
pentine and rosnEol1ers oner freely Lard-spot ana
resHOlders Offer sparincly prime Western spot alt
August steady az 81 September and october steaa az
"a 3D. Whel:-Hoders offer sparinely; kansas Sht
bard firm at g. Sd No. red, spring. Arm az os 81
f1our-Holders offer sparlngly st. Louis fancy winter
firm az lis Sd. Corn-SpOt and futurcs-Holders oner
mod srately; mixed West'rn, spot and Augut nrn ~.
3sd; September and October firm 6s lid. Hops ~
LOnd0n-Pacifc Coast-Holders not Offering.