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SAX Francisco. Aug. 25.-Wheat-Firm !;
December, ee7sc; May, sLois4
Barley-Firm; December. S77sc,
Corn-Sl.S0
Bran-$i5o0 per ton.
HREApsruFFs AND GRAINS
Fiour-Famly extras, So 40fS50; bak-
ers' extras, sS.So@3.40, superhne. g. sea
27a
tons. No. shipping wheat, i4@s7 zc,
with Ss24c for choice quality. milling
wheat, 921s0s97lEc.
Barley-Ine week closes with an easy
market, offerings being liberal. Feed, fair
to good. g5d771sc; choice, 7s94&soe; brew
ing. ST1iesa252c; cheyalieT, standard. sL2oJ
L27Jl.
coast oats. S5cGsL071z; milling. sLi5@
I.20; surprise, 81 25& 80; fancy feed, 81. 1875
@LlTis; good 10 choice, sL05Ill0s moor
10 fair. 9o6f95e; black ana red. nominal ;
gray, 21s@L07L4.
Produce receipts-Flour, sacks. H. $50;
Oregon. 9236; wheat, ceatals, 2252s ore
eon, 8. I0I; barley, eentals. "a. S53; Oregon.
100; oats. centals. Oregon, 4 1851; corn,
centals. |, 500; beans. sacks, ASIA; potatoes,
sacks, 3,9ll; onions, sacks. 35L.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on sight, New York, per 500.
l2jsc. Sterling exehange-On London,
sixty day bank, s+.so34.
silver bars--Per ounce, 657sG65lse-
Mexican dollars-521a@
MINING STOCKS.
Bslchsr. 81, Best & Beieher. 100; Bodis
Consolidated, 100; Cho.Iar, "a; CoBsoi-
idated California & Virginia. as; Crown
Point, IS; Eureka Con, p; Gould 4 Curry,
IS; Haie & NorcFoss. 06. Mexican. 10;
Mono s. ophir, 20; Potosi. AZ; Savage, %;
Sierra Nevada, 100; Union Consolidated,
%; Utah, {; Yellow Jacket, As; Andes, So
Bullion. is. Caledonia. u; Consoli-
dated Imperial. l;Grand Prize, 3; Justice,
Is; keatuck, IL; Occidental. 10; oyerman,
-; Seq Belcher, IS Scorpion. }. Alpha
Consolidated. 10; Confidence, LOO
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
rHE HOARD oE rnspE.


CHteAso, Aug. 25.--Whsas opened erm
in the face Of much that was discoursglng
in the matter Of receipts. present and pros
pectise, but was upheld as against that ~
the flrm tone OF Liverpool markets AID
the number Of letters received ~ tie
commission houses from country CORE
spondents relating very generally 70 tue
increase OF wheat for feed. December
started with buyers 81 s7sZe. Some bought
at SIC. II irmsd gp again, and about
quarter of ar hour from the start IL was
again wanted at 515ze. The recovered tone
Of the corn market and the sharp bulge tn
the prfea 81 that article near the close
caused tie local shorts in wheat good
deal Of gneasiuess. They. ia their turn.
bought 50 vigorously thai the market rose
70 57sse for Dscemher aae closed strong
AZ 51s. The corn market recovered
the balllshness whish IL lost yesterday.
There was aa absence of rain IN the
rrsassr Part Of the earn belt. There sss
a good advance Immediately AZ the open
ing. due TO the nervousness ~ those who
had September short and began 10 eover.
quickly sprsa3ing into the May dealings.
September opened 81 81 :. rose iFFeguiafiy
% SIS. Aad closed a. s. bid. Mar sssrted
81 5zs< with s sale or tao ~ a25s II sd
vanes8 !, % and closed s25s Oats ranged
nArroNly. September cl0sed 57.. sold as
SaG8g<. Nay ranged from rs 10 49,. clos
Ing Al tie highest price. The provision
trade was not Vegy active. Pork sor Jaau-
az eloss5 Unchanged. Lard = ~ Grn e2I
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ThE EfNtA EAAHANNE~
NEw YoRx. Aug. ., With the exception
OF brief period Of irmneBs at the opening
OF business and IN the final trading. specu-
iation on the stock exchange today Was
heavy and the transactions resulted in the
establishment Of lower range Of values,
extending from 20 >. per cent, the lat
ter in Disabling The chief isierest Of the
market Vas ceutered in plstiiling. There
was good buying IN the stock in the early
dealings, and an advance Of Is Sss had
ia the belief that the sS.000o1J loan had
been effected A dispatch from Chicago,
ho~sver, threw doubt on this Point by an
noanefng that the Illinois Trust Company
had not received the funds. As the sequel
proved, this Was bat part Of the eiique's
plan Of N0rk on tie market, and the
scheme worked very successfully, heavy
blocks 81 tie stock being thrown On the
market and some stop orders belag IN
covered. the price breaking ~ PER cent,
20 Ig7s Considerable stock has been
absorbed by the clique, aud ct the soser
figures outsiae buying came into the mar-
ket. whose purchases caused a recovery Of
IL. bat the trading ia the stock Vas fever
ish. and a subsequent reaction Of Ter
cent. saok place. with 4 hnal rally 81 -
FER cent. for ihe last price. being beloN
Yesterdays close. After ths close Of easl-
mesa sha street wss informed that the
company had scared loan OF between
s. 5ssa 90 and SIS CO.. ca. and shat the f.ii-
nois Trust Company had taken possession
Of whsxky ia bond ~ feoriz and Pskin,
valued 81 s. 000.o0o THIS removes 81 IN
setting influences IN the market and wili
tend - TIE establishment % healthier
tone. The hesvsness OK the list sas due
70 the geaaral depression Of tie leaders IN
the traalnE. though some ~ the railroad
repor.s received wsre somssh4t BnfsEas-
sa.s. Changes On lis week xess Esaziy
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George n. Johnston. of whateom. Dead.

WHAreox. Aus. % Especial. l--superin-
tendent of City Schools George Il. Johnston
died last evening after a twsnty-four days
illness of typhoid fever at the age of 80
years. lie leaves q wife and two children.
He was born in Pennsylvania and went TO
Alaska. where he taught school in the
mission school at juneau. coming TO
Whateom in 1850 He Was made deputy
county superintendent under II. J. swim
aud afterwards elected city superintend-
ent Of schools, which Office he held four
years. lie vas a very EopnlAr Young man.
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CLEyKLASD, Aug. 26,-News received
from the Massillon coal fields is 10 the
effect that the miuers have refused to
accept the ultimatum of the operators,
which provides that they should resume
work tomorrow upon a schedule of wages
based on the Columbus scale. Ii is said
many of the miner are removing their
tools from the mines, and il is believed
the operators Will carry out their inten-
tion of resuming work tomorrow with non
union men. The miners of the Massillon
district. numbering about 5000 have been
on a strike since February II.
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NASAeHss Aue. @1-The NloAFsgasn
government sends the follosiug communi-
Gallon 20 tie United States
!. kytAsncs - accamuiatlug 90 convict
Ne anstiesgors 0f the recent re-
VS. am1sE tie Mosquito Indians
NtseF2t foreigners are sul0nE
aaese Who have tsen arrested Tor
e9hspirScy and abe faoxt deeply smp4i-
sSsoa az them az Is Matea. she so-ealied
MF1slsa viee consul fer the Mosquito
'"Ast He thought his position we0ld
lFssset Agm from arrest. bat Mica
.ASaa had never recognized hifa OF
= Ally uoz granted h.sn an exeQgAt@F.
IA spFo4almeut IS IaeEeg9Ee vosa 80 iAf
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TACOMA. Aug. A.-[special. T. Leander
Miller and I'd s. Meany, chairman of tho
Seattle Interstate fair COMMITTEES, were
here today. They visited the Interstate
fair and picked out large, prominent spaces
for the Seattle exhibits in all the build
ings. A meeting will be held Monday
night At Seattle to arrange the details.
Mayor Orr has issued 4 proclamation
calling upon ali organized bodies TO par
ucipase in parade previous to the formal
opening Of the fair by Gov. McGraw. The
mayor also calls upon the people TO dec
crate extensively on that day.
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There -erc fled for record Saturday 10
deeds, the considerations aggrsgating
si.i08. Following Is the list as furnished
BY Osborne. Tremper & Co.. abstractors
OF titles, ll6 Cherry street. between Front
and Seconds
sAas +. Scott to WillIamIC Weeks. mel.
sec 81 =. O. 81.
Sarah ood9ar1 fSidow1 10 A. NJ. Ox-
born during iifa OF Sarah Woodward. with
remainder ia lee simple At termination Of
said lie estate unto A. NJ. OgburD. l.. r.
Brsaee, r. +. Robinson, A. N. Tough and
J. =. Green as trustees lot aRd north 10
feet lot s, Block %. Denny's add, 81 and
other.
Angus A. Cameron To Ingsr G. Eggan.
NJ sxs4. ns1t. SCI sec 2 e. 2. $500.
Waiter J. tofiman - Olive J. stewart.
wIkawI<, mall. sec -. =. Z. q. C.. 81.
State 10 owe J. Stewart, Wa swL.
nw1t. sec n. -. 4.
Aide q. and John II. wyatt TO W. d.
Buchanan, lot 7, block 2, Meeden's div.
Green Lake add. 500
Day Bros. TO James Day, lots I, 2. 3. 0,
10. block IS, DeaFbofn's second add, q. G.,
5000.
Charlotte and Nelson G. HALEY 20 Hugh
centre. ~ lnt 4, block o.. ~. i. Denny's
blth add. $500.
fireman King 10 r. c. Thompson, w Of
5 acres ON east end lot 2. sec IA, y. 3. 300.
y. B. Beck ia A. u. woods ard, - oi 10
acre tract No. ia sec II, =. :. 500.
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The spread Of the Cholera

loNnoS. Aug. 2s.--A dispatch TO the
Asss from Bucharest says the cholera Is
rapidly spreading 10 hessarabia. The
ssaisaty council demands that the whole
line among she Pruth be eordosed by the
military
dispatch 90 the Timss from Vienna
ssys thai for the week ending Saturday
'aere wefe lt6 mex cases Of cholera and
saseniy.ntae deaths from the disease in
e@iicia. In BGkoNinA sixteen new eases
sad hltsen deaths were reported.
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In the local produce markets Saturday
changes in prices we're few. Supplies Of
all descriptions were heavy and values gem
orally have little stability. In fresh fruits
some of the strictly fancy varieties are a
little higher in consequence of the inquiry
on the part of Gamers. Choice peaches
are held fairly steady. but the inferior
stock. of which there Is an abundance, is
low priced and inactive. Bartlett pears
are in excessive supply and the quoted
prices are poorly sustained. Plums are
very slow to sell and prices are unsteady.
Grapes are in liberal supply and in COM
parison with other fruits are holding up
quite well. Watermelons and cantaloupes
are coming TO hand in large quantities and
trade Is very dull. Prices are low and
easy. Sweet potatoes are coming in quite
fast and are cheap. Onions are IN fair sup
ply. with prices unchanged. Dairy pro-
duce is moving OF rather more slowly.
The recent advance IN butter, while still
maintained has caused falling OF in the
demand. Receipts are moderate. Cheese
is unchanged. Poultry is plentiful. bat
slow TO sell, even at the low prices pre-
yailing. Groceries and provisions are
moving off we'll and prices, as a rule, are
sLeady
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Demonstration Ax.ln.. Hons. of Lords.

LoSpos. Aug. 26 Hyde park today was
The scene of a popular demonstration
against the house of lords. Those who
took an sotiye part in the proceedings as
semhled on the Thames embankment and
then marched In procession 10 the PARK,
where eleven platforms were erected. 1t
Is estimated that 1000 people were in the
PARK. A joint resolution was adopted at
ell the platforms. declaring that as the
government was unable to give any definite
pledge as TO its action regarding the house
II lords, it be demanded that the useless
hereditary chamber be abolished.
The resolutions also called upon the
electors to support only those candidates
Cor parliament who would pledge them.
selves to vote for the abolition OF the house
Of lords. Among the speakers were
Aessrs. o'Bfien and Tanner, members of
Tie house OF commons.
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Information 60 Mariners.

Commander o. w. Farenholt. inspector
OF the Thirteenth lighthouse district, has
issued the following notice 90 marinerss
Notioc Is hereby given that ON or about
August %, is94 Columbia river light
vessel No. 80, moored about four miles 20
the southward of the entrance to the Co
lumbia river, Oregon. will be removed
from the station for repairs, and In her
position will DO moored q first-eiass can
buoy. painted black, with the words
Light ship moorings" in white letters.
Due notice OF the return OF the light
vessel TO her station Will be given.
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MARINE NEMs.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Aug. ~ Special -
The United States coast defense monitor
Monterey passed Cape Flattery at 7e'oiock
this morning, bound from the Columbia
river Ia Seattle and Tacoma.
HoeufAM, Aug. 28.--lSpecial. ARRIVED
--Schrs O. M. kellogg and American Giri,
San Francisco. Arrived 25th--Bktn North
Bend Mexico. Sailed 2ith-Str Cos
mopolis, San Francisco.
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Az sa.rehi,, Mnraerta France.

MESroS. Agg 20-Considerahle exeite-
nssnl has been occasianed In official circles
~ q murder committed here today. NJ.
hassSti, secretary 20 the police CON-
nlssary. whiie entering bis house was
saoi - a. unknown man. Very few peo-
pc we're ia the vicinity Of the house 1.-THE
eHas, aud the murderer maize bis escape
aa@oles.sd il Is Supposed the shooting
va done in revenge hy al anarchist
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cEIMINAL sorEs.

H. Sprinr. mausgsr Of the Western
bAuk. 81 Renetangu4sheue. Ontario. disap-
FeATes Friday. lie IS sad 10 be short So, =
GO IN bis accounts With the bank.
BENJAMIN and Morris krans. dealers a
horses, carriages and harness BROOKLYN
sad Nes YORK. t0aEbs $500 SurEh 81
goods On time. SOLD tsen as auction au4 a.
JOS prices Tor cash 4n4 lied.
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0swsgo. y. Y. travelling man for View
y orx pzrer house. Lake Is czzkss srirn-
1e-. and had been oat % SOCK for uoaths.
and be aad his wife we're on the rerEe Of
starvation when. IN the company Of GrEs-
void. be made the sensational raid.
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An Evangelist Plead. for vice.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 26-George o.
Barnes, the well-known evangelist, today
delivered lecture in which he urged all
good citizens TO vote for Col. Breckenridge.
1t created a tremendous sensation.
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san FRASctsco. Aug. 6-Emil sutro.
the well-known banker. aged 62 years. vas
found dead 10 his room at 100 O'Clock yes
terday morning. lie had succnmbed to
an apouiectic stroke. The deceased had
been ailing for some time. bat nothing led
his friends TO anticipate such a sudden end.
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novER y. b.. Aug aa-The spinnsTs
az Dover. Great Pals ard salmon Pats
held meeting IN This caEy. Tie outsiders
urrrss the Dover splansvs - strike, snd
ts.ev aually consented. 4hsy decided nes
u % - sogk sQaz0TF0w.
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Tn. whisky rru.t raise. the Pr,e.

PEORIA. ILL.,, Aug. 26.--The whisky trust
has ordered an increase In price of cents
per gallon. to take effect tomorrow. This
makes the basis $I31
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eawara "reminiscences are cout.nued, AID
taere are gneiy illustrated articles upon
&ea loFk roof gardens, the battlefield 81
Materloe En is<ss aa& the s-hArxKsa
bozi race in isak long llss of teton
aad the l@sa4on department complete tae
MWsnaeF.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

Z. g nKYkRrMrSv ~ AaRFrr.vrzra
> EATAEE BrKzAEs
F0kTIkSns Or. AeE. ~ kS@AA
fczsc2sE to- Aaa1sy. FAR warmer.
r. 4. ALCz&~oxx.
Observer IL large.
rSTTEn FIAExs zzR&ETxxNT CT AeSEcwETuzE.
SEATEEB rCKEAr-1ktLx NUlLrrfx
sEA~TLK. wasA. AuE - RsaA
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POLITE coKnKspoNpKNcE.
Letter From Collector Saunders 20
james Hamilton Lewis.

james Hamilton Lewis.
PogT TowSsESD. Aug. "a. Special r
After debating in his own mind on the
matter for two DAYS, and after full confer
ence with his most intimate friends IN this
city. Collector Saunders, on the 18th inst,
mailed the following letter TO Col James
Hamilton Lewis. 1t explains itself. and
will be read with great interest. The
italics are those Of the collector. A letter
press copy Of the original letter is at the
PosT-fsTFLLIsEScEg's news bureau here.
Mr.. Moore Is president of the Longshore-
mems Union in Seattle:
"oTFIoE or THE COLLECTOR or CUsroMs,I
"PoRr TOWNSEND. Wash,
August IA. 1894.
"Col. James Hamilton Lewis, Seattle.
Wash. -Dcdr S1. In acknowledging
the receipt Of your letter Of the
10th instant, Indignantly, repel your
very tmpoilte insnuatiou that have
made any promise 20 you which has not
been strictly kept. Mr.. X. w. Jennings is
a witness TO everything IN the nature OF
promise | ever made to you.
You say that. There have been. sir, as
you OF course recall, Gpe separate appoiHt-
meats given from your department 10 TINS
west side. and since | soaght the appoint
ment of Mr.. Moore to something. Yet,
notwithstanding promises made and au-
thority given 70 me to assure Mr. Moore
of his success, the First place. without
any ''moTe effort" on my part, | have OBJ
served that through pressure of affairs or
lapse of recollection on your part, | have
been subjected to the burden of either de-
luding my friends or aiding them in con-
ndIng In your assurances, which. unbap-
pity for ali OF Us, have proven disastrous
illusions 10 them and 10 me alike /
know not what assurances or promises
you have made TO Mr.. Moore or any one
else. | am only responsible for any state
ments may have made 10 you. Months
after the Seattle appointments had
been made you. in this Office. earn
estly recommended aud requested
the appointment of Mr.. Moore
and again in your Office you repeated the
request. On both occasions / distinctly
stated 10 Won that there were no yacan-
cies, and that / did not know Of any
likely to occur. but that the first appoint
Hlcnt Of aa inspector for Seattle would go
TO your friend Moore. That, sir. was my
promise; and that sir, is my promise
now and that promise. sir, viii be kept
II Mr.. Moore, when the opportunity oc-
ours of making the appointment. Is de-
serving of il.
81 do not recall that there have been
five appointments made from this Office
since my promise 10 you. LII there has
been one il was agreed upon before you
ever spoke TO me on the subject Very re-
spectfully, y. {. SAUNDERS,
ss4falfacrfsr
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On See. Ale. sgoat. Beer, Wln@. Mineral
Water aaa ChamPAgas CIDER. Ab,aA4ms
0seceEy Company.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January 4 and for
the rast Week.

Real estate transactions since January 1,
1891, are g, %, 073, There we're flied for rec
ord during the past week Y deeds. the con-
alterations aggregating sl29. 2sa. Follow
ing is the record Of the past week by days.
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Amszlean officials sre intarceding for
EdwArd Adams, under sentences % be shot
AZ tie City OF Mexico tor murder.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

roRrLAxp. Aus -WhsSt--Valley
72I. Csc; Walla waila. e7lx@Gs5sc-
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fresh Oregon Cream Cheese and gsnnins
d.. Rle2lea. Absahskns 0soeeEy Company.
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noTKL ARRIVALS.



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IN the direction al higher values. Ias
bond market to3zr VAS irregular, and \
moderate volume oF business was Goae.
the sales aggveessng SIS. e0
state hoads-Eirm
Railroad bonGs--irreEaiar
Government boads-SE-0ng.
Petroleum Fra; September options
closed 81 Sas.e eiJ.
FINANCIAL.
Money-on call. easy AZ I per cent.
last loan per ceuL. Closed AZ l per cent,
Prime mercantile paper. Seesis per ceaL
Sterling exchange. steady, with actual bnsi-
ness in bankers bills 81 81 81. "a. Sgs1s for
demand, and 81 S6's sor 90 days: posted
rates. 81 ssT4S1s commercial bills. So ~.
Silver cersIaeates-04S.e
wEEKLx Rank STATEMENT.
Following is the hank statement issued
today for the week as compared with the
preceding week:
s>tNNfFe@ ss.ee-s..s ..ssss-as s-e-.-e S4s>Ssss4@
loans 100000 .s--s....-.s. -soAso ,--.-
sketiS ---.ss-s~-s -tt+-s- 4esr'~3
tNsaA teAsSzs- ..-s. +s-.. ----r-~ ~
itSf%ssats .---..-..- .-...-.--s esesse s.-ss---.
SttNeAAat4S'A .-~-s.- .r-ss~-s-- .--+rstr Inv
The banks now hold sd, Us, $50 in excess
OF legal requirements
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