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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-10

Total sales.
The total sales OF stock today ware 1885,
200 shares, including: American Tobacco
$500, Atchison 1000. American Sugar 500,
burlington $500 Chicago Gas 100. Louis
VILE e. Nashville 1900 Manhattan &.3o.
Rock Island 1900. ST. Paul 1900, Western
Union i0,ooo, Southern Railroad preferred
5000, Silver certificates 1900.
Flour.
Fsour-Receipts &C. 900 barrels exports
1900 barrels. Market quiet but steady;
winter patents, s. s593.5o; winter straights.
S.. aodS 2; Minnesota patents. S.ao49.h 70;
Minnesota bakers. s2.4oa2so; spring low
grades. s.. 1012.2 q.
Wheat.
wheat-Recelpts ls3. 900 bushels. exports
5000. Spot inactive; No. red, csc; No.
hard. 6T1ssi67iac. Options opened 1rm ana
advanced on predictions OF a bullish gov
ernment report, lower conditions OF the
Ohio state repsrt. steady cables and large
weekly clearances: later prices sssed OF
under realizing and closed partly ko
higher No. : red August closed eac; Sep
tember closed Gao.
~
wool-Dull, domestic hssos. MoRsol
pulled, i503cc.
Petroleum
Petroleun,-Stsady: United closed 0-osASI
Pennsylvanla crude. N.07is; ohis crude
strong.
Metals.
Coppsr-Ouiet: brokers' prize. I'll.
Pig Iron-Southsrn. SIC. A0l2: Northern.
$40. -J9125o.
Iead-weak; brokers. taru
Tin-Piatss auist-
1. Coffee.
CofYee-Options closed quiet. at net nm
changed 10 ~ points higher. Sales. 900
bags, including: Septembsr. VA spot
coffee. Rio, nominal; No. 7. f7,ss; mild
dull, Cordova. l5Q1s14s.
sugar.
surar-Raw, firm: fair refining ss*n'
centrifugal. ~ test, SIZE; retined sugar.
firm; confectionery A. NC: cut ioaf, e'se:
granulzted. 5ass345sc-
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Financial.

Ffnancfah
fondeu xue A-stlveN una Ceasols.
New York. Aue a-Tne Evening Posts
Londea financial eaoisgram says, There
lie no Improvement In to market Ameri-
cans opened rather better, but soon gave
way. closing at about ne lowest. Other
markets are now fully feeling the sreocss,
the depression being aggravated By the
weakness Of the continental bourses. The
settlement next week In awaited with some
anxiety. and 10 is known that certain
firms were only helped over the last time
with the hope that Amaicans would Inn
prove At the same Tina money 10 so
plentiful that n Is hoped nothing really
serious will happen. One hundred thou
sand pounds in gold were taken from ths
Bank of England for export, an indlca-
ton. as ! have previously csblcd, that
continental demands were shifting 70 this
quarter.
BreadstuH ana Grains.
Liverpool, Aug. s.-wheat--erot Asas,
demand poor: No red winter. d szAd.
No. 2 red spring. g.: No. California. So
I'D Fusres closed dull. with near and
distant positions unchanged. Buaness
about equally distributed August. Sep
TENDER and October, a iei1d: Novexnber.
<s I'D. December. ~ nAd
corn-spot dull; American nlixsd, new,
"a sld- Futures closes dsiii. with near and
distant positions "a lower; business about
equally distributed: August. ~ aAd: aep-
sem5er and October, as SID: November. =
i0ikd: December. - 1o4sd.
FIour-Stazdy. demand modernism 81
Louis fancy winter. es "a.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific ocast. - IL.
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Mining ~roc
NEW YORK Markets.


New YORK. Aug s-T1e stock market
ts.av xas scsive and Irregular. vita
fav.rfsA son@ prevailing throughout Gov
er4,v AZ shorts wzs practically she SEE
element OF support The oasy new dsvel-
opneut bearing gpo7 prices was ths hank
.s.se-,A-. sAowfnr a decrease q & 90 es.s
A s,s-af,4s ana a falling OF ~ g ~ SO n
s--,ssstK TIE exhibit exsTt@3 an unfaxor-
ah,A tnaa~ne-. glthogga n ire Judgment
a. conservative operators aess favorable
sNow.-s hsF Rss4sn discounted Tks open
grw vas weak ans sracssonaliy lower Ire
more noteworthy isss-s being IN sugar
auf re Int.rrztsc1Als. Ehe last ase1-
1000 w-~e aw.eteS by weakness il ths
T.o-.sa- r4s04sssers az selling for sarssEn
ae.-cans q tbs rsaxrG<-- Excessive ceT-T-
ing purchases caused a. irnryevlnS ts-e-
encv seon after tse mutual 1s&aings. Sugar
gained - Per cent. ReA1fr2slons AID a
renewal cs rai1Izg b. the bears resulted
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Europe combined 70 make the past week
on the stock exchange one OF the most ds-
pressed in a 10 lg period. With the sxoep-
ton or colonial and corporation stocks
not likely TO be affected by political dis
turoancss almost every description of
stocks was lower. Mines were depressed
Foreign securities were Nat on apprehen-
Zion OF new policy by Russia towards
Turkey. Spaniards were exceptionally
weak on account Of difficulties connected
with the finding OF money for the Cuban
campaign Tho disappointment over the
dividend being larger caused q fail OF 40
points in Guinness stock Canadians wsrs
nat In sympathy with Americans. The
wholesale selling OF American securities
caussd the weeks declines 20 range from
20 points. Chicago. Milwaukee a ST.
Paul fell -; Louisville q Nashville, q:
Illinois Central. 6x. Denver a Rio Grande
preferred. ~; Lake SHORE. 4; Erie mort
gags and Reading nrsts, o, Atchison. To-
peka d Santa Re. New York Central,
Northern Paeino and WAbaah 4
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Pert Rsakeiev FER San Jose te Guatemala
laden with rAz.rca feet Of ro1gh lurnher
vASGed q. s1E-14: l&S-1 feet ce dressed
humber. valued at si-f.ss. All feet %
tongue aai xreove3 lumber. valued al
sST-s@s $50 feet Of dressed cestsr ln-1esE.
valued at x.I6ss. sea.aoa isshA valued a.
sl5Hs els feet OF rough pine lumber. wa
uea a. S>SS. s.. and ais feet 81 roagA iuln-
Der. valued at Sl-N Norwegian aavS
Era. rs tons Cart NJ. Iarserl from Fc~s
Sla&eaey fer Me- bourne. laden with ~e.iss
feet 90 roslgA iurnher, valued a, 3, 20 IL.
and - S1E3.es Of laEAs. valued at Sic. 81.
Arnerscsn schooner Golden shore SS tons.
Capt 81. Hansen SAoo4 feet OF rcGsa
lumber. valaet az IS co g. ard 80 lstAA.
valued a. sA o.
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London. Aug. at has bssn shovsry
here during the past week. The harvest
has been gathered under rood conditions.
The quality or the wheat has rarely been
equaled. averaging from sixty-feur pounds
20 ssventy-four pounds par bushsi. In
quantity there In a fun average. Trade
IA wheat has been inactive. quotations be-
ing from 81 20 ca down. bot IN many Gases
the lowest levels have not been maintain
I'd. Offers % wheat have been light. hold
srs OF this cereal not pressing n upon thu
market California afoat Ia quoted az
2sa. Parcels are quiet. Duluth afoaf is
at 7+s. spo, wheat Is slow. Flour 10 dull
ard q shade easier.
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PUGET sOuND SHIPPING.
4 List OF the Vessels I'm the Severn
Ports.

Port Townsend. Aug. ESPECIAL TIE
fs@t q oce&a sailing vessels or Puget
sound R-z1 IN British Columbian waters
Was increased by tbs arrival OF over a
score Of vessels Two English shirs cane
n loaded WITH genera, cargo from Ham
burg. IAere are several xessess lad up
and seeking charters. xr~4xs.s continue
10 ee on a 1ownwsrd tsn1ency ard are
not mach dlfreren, from As. weeks quo
satsonS
Clearsnces-Aneric4ne schooner AicsiSe.
SS tons. Capt; r h san1s. master. from
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Notes Of Interest to Marine Mem.
steamship waiia walla Is cus from San
Francisco today.
Steamship City OF Prsbfa laasss fsr San
Francisco this morning.
Tug Discovery was at tbs Gilman bunk
srs yesterday taking on coal.
Bark Palmyra. .zs tons. Row on Pv-
get sound has been chartered ~ J. ].
Moore e. Co. 20 toad lumber Tor Port
Prize.
~fcaraaaan brig Saltwater. - tons. now
a. Portland nas bs@n chartered cy W.
Frese Il Co. 20 load lumber taers for
Caltao.
Stea-axhEr prerr@so arrived from San
Fra,ri.cs saturday night. an6 II at tbs
bsIukers 70 taks On q cargo or Black D.a-
mend coal
e~sooner Prosper. s'S tons. now on PsI-
sc, sosnd. has been chartered by Renson.
Holmes q Co. 10 load lumber for Yoke-
hama or kate.
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n q reacrte.~ which wzs accelerated ey
me 1nszvcranle construction placed upoa
tae Bank statement THE list a. rus.
s3ggst % the loS@<t point yet recorded
S-s2r fsi a. Sugar prefe~rs7. par cent
7@ selling pressure vas interrupted 10
e close. wa1ch was weak with gs2e-al
1e4fera2s net Losses
TIE developments &c she week wiz not
oe caro1icied as smsng TIE lease striking
q sse history q Wall street. TIE speea-
tAsca was marked ay a steady melting
aNaF IN the values OF stocks ard bonds
ireal11ng these Of ste-aaar investment
casTaeEer. TIE depression grew largely
Gu. o1 me previously prevailing and sEiIi
EXISTING eonditao-s. rather than % any
Spa 1ew happening. with the single ex-
c~a1son % gradually increasing s.rsnxea-
cy n the money and commercial pape-
nsFssfs WAsle panic prices were record
Cd tarTe was nc- an cren sign % er1hAr-
BASEMENT or OF exceptional excitement
44Sa&kastion 81 times was SO violent trAs
apparently only fhe iaterposs.son os the
Bear ieA2ers prevented the marker from
song % pieces London. With uaimport-
AT Enoneatary exceptions. was depross-
Ing factor. TIE Current Disturbance IN
rakes. anfarcrahls cotton and other crop re-
poEfs. unsatisfactory railroad returns. ne
pFeFasilng commercial depression ard The
faAare o. Moore Bros. OF Chicago all
IaFA1Saed texts for the bears against the
general list. Large sums OF money were
ssap2sd 10 the interior. ard especially 20
Shleago. In some instances Wall street
4osfs were Cancelled IN order 20 furnish
maen needed accommodations TO rnercan-
tie clients Time funds ruled a, per
cent. on all periods up 20 Il months, and
even choice mercantile paper was slow
o. sale az per cent. or higher The
hsFdening n money rates worked TO the
advantage OF the syndicate. and sterling
loans 10 large amounts were made. The
increased declaration OF bills against ftl-
lures. together with a marked falling OF
IN demand. caused a sasg.ng tendency in
the exchange market, with the demand
receting 10 ASsss. An incidsn, which ex-
erted decided unfavorable influence was
suggestion OF the proprlety OF issuing
the clearing house certificates for which
provision was made in the December pam
ic The report ELECTED denials OF the pres
ent necessity OF such action on the par, OF
weil-informed nnanciers. The aggregate
sales were il57.5s3 shares.
The bond market Of the week displayed
10 the fullest extent the generally unsa,-
isfaetory condition of financial affairs. In
many or the gilt-edged securities i; was
impossible 20 secure bids and sales we're
made a. important variations from the
previous transactions. The sales were
81 2ss,e 600.
Trading in governments was COMPARE
tively light. but prices showed marked
concessions throughout The sales were
$4,000.
Silver certificates were neglected ana
moved narrowly on dealings OF sSs. 00o.
Weekly Bank Statement.
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Hudyan.

You can be sure
Hudyan cures VAST
Ing Diseases. Varico-
e fiydrocele. Fall
ing Powers. Drains.
Neurasthenia or Ex-
haus,ion OF Nerve
Force. Hudyan. the
great remedio-treat-
ment.. Hudyan cures
constipation. losses
and disorders OF men.
You can learn all
about the great Hud-
yam II you wish. Call
or write for
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II IS no easy mat
ter TO explain the
word weakness. but
you know when you
are weak and when
you are strong. The
weak man il always
shutting and shift
ing. he Is easily irrl-
tated and Is quick at
everything. When
you are In this con-
dltion you want tho
power that makes
man. that IS
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t0R THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. alaska

.Ths steamer IAKME will leave
ss,tls on or about August II FOR
Michaels. connecting with the
seamer r. 81 wears fer Circle city and
fsf sadahy. and stopping at ali mining
Sape on the river.
tn Il he oniy route 70 the Yukon
Nsnss by which the dangers and hardships
q. b. avoided Passengers take steam
- Il Seattle and ART landed directly At
Ne rsres FIR rates etc. apply %
NORTH AMERICAN TRA<SpDRTA-
Tfof AND TRADING CO. schwahach-
s-'s Wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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STEAMER UTOPIA

STEAMER UTOPIA
Lseses Tacoma. L noon. Seattle. Yssler
ssWs D m. Mondays and Thursdays
- Pnrt Townsend. Anacortes. Fairhsyen.
kfp " atcou. Blaine and Friday Har-
~ ard Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
= = seilawirk day
Rne Il blaine Sc fare 20 Vancouver.
= - further Information apply TO fes-
Hsaxrs.
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10
the requirements.
The New York Financier says: The
statement of tina clearing house banks of
New York city for the week ending August
shows a continued decrease In the prin-
cipal items. A contraction in loans was
10 have been expected in view OF tho in
faences which have prevailed during the
week. but the amount OF the contraction
was gratifylngiy small. when the circum-
stances are taken into consideration The
principal loss of the week was In deposits,
and at first sight this appears out OF pro-
portion 20 the other changes, but a great
deal OF cash has gone out of New York
banks 10 the West during the week-a
greater amount. in fact, than would have
been the case under more nominal con-
ditions. Chicago called for large balances.
and the demand from Southern and West
ern points was heavy. The movement IN
cash toward the interior was, therefore,
heavy. and greatly overbaianced the in
terror receipts. The exact loss on this
movement cannot be determined definite
ly. but enough Is known 70 show that the
Withdraw walls represent legitimate business
demands rather than withdrawals caused
b. sentimental fears. The loans of the
New York banks are now down 10 si6s,-
oo7. coo. loss of 81. ooo, 900 since July ;. The
total, however is nearly s&3 0C0. 900 less
worthy of mention that while loans were
expeDding las; year al the rate OF about
100000 a week. they are now contracting
steadily. The New York banks total
holdings of cash are now 5000, 90 under
the low point touched on March 30 last.
but the excess cash stands 100000 higher
than at that time. AS a whole, the state
ment was better than had been expected.
Exports and Imports.
The exports OF specie from the port OF
New York for the week amounted 20 s26.-
ooa IN gold and s, los, 800 in silver. The Inn
ports were: Gold, 5000 silver, slM. III;
dry goods. g. 2oi.0o general merchandise.
s, Co., 400.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. offered at per cent; no
loans. Prime mercantile paper. e'1W per
cent. Sterling exchange. steady. with ac-
tual business in bankers Bulls az <4ss% y
ass for demand and siSa.14S for sixty
days; posted rates. s4.ssas14.ss and dSeg
49a; commercial bills. $sT
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Port Townsend. Aug. s.-spsclai.-4Arrfv-
ed-Sch Oceanica Vance. from Hono!ufa,
for Port Hadiock TO load lumber for gaa
Francisco.
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For ths political convsutsons a. Eliens-
burg re Northern Pacific win sch round
TRIM flrkess from Seattle ~ rate or g. %.
Tickets On sale August Il and II.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
Portland. Aug. S-Wheat-walla walsa,
1866: Valley. 5lQ63e per bushel.
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FIRST Regimen, band ard bicycle car
rival a. r. "a. C. A. park tomorrow even
lng. Admission, with car fare. 6 cents.
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toRf ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
sTFAMER MARY r. PERLEY
lssses Galhralih dock. foot of WASH
esiea street, for South Beach. sylvan
sfpr ~ white. sremer.on. United
Esiss Dry Dock, Charleston. Sidney.
fncyton. Chico. SIiveriale. at $50 .. m,
k'afday. $40 y m: Sunday. =. m; re-
nrrsnv leaves Silverdale at Gas a m.
ftisrhone Res 1871
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VICTORIA ROUTE

erEAMEp ROsALrF
N1kson COCK. leaves fe- Victoria a-a
% townsend daily. except saturday. a.
- n returning leaves Victoria 1T
n Steamer f4sho leaves fer Port
kslt ana way rcsrts eAgly. except
- returstng. direct iesses Pert
ssna ct y NJ Phone. Psks ~
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sAx JUAN rsLANDs

~xAurR LYDIA THOMPSON.
- Urifed States mai leaves City
~, ~ MAR street. Monday. Ws4-
- snA pY31ay ~ ! o. M. for Pert
~rd ga Juan Islands and Ssw
ss~~ 1Wuyntng. leaves View What
Fusedav, Thursdzy and Saturday. g
~r,rr CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L
~ boun1-Lesves Seattle / q n:
-. porf Townsend 8 q m-. leaves m
6eytsor osB q m: leaves Roche HeS-
~ 3. n: arrives ~ New Whaseoo
n Sound--Leaves New Whafeon Q.
H~vss Roche Hzrbor y q M: 1sevo
~ HaYbor II q L.: leaves f0rs
swnssd .. "a; arrives ~ ssasus -
= Thompson. rnanager-ownsr. Lsuy.
~s.rdus Co. aEsntE. City dock
Sssecaore. Main 81.
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stocks Much p-prs-se.i.

London, Aug s-T-re Chicago failure %
Moore Bros. ami tie troubles IN Eastern
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Board of Trade.

Ch,esro Aug. s--Oniy \ moderate spec
uIattys business was transacted Ia wheat,
the range for the day being but &c. ire
trading being all local. fairly Steady
tone prevailed. and Anal figures showed
ske gain. The better feeling IN stocks.
light Argentine shipments, hoera4 exports
Tor IN. week and light foreign supplies
roupared with last year gave the market
lts carly strength Stocks Of oreadstHhs
in Europe and afiost are but 81 per cent
~ those of a year ago. Cables were STEADY
ana unchanged Northwestern receipts
were moderate. and active foreign demand
FOR aour vas received from Minneapolis
for export today. Storms were rspo'ss'
IN Hungary. and severe haflstorms were
ranorted Yesterday IN parts Of North Ia
kafa. Tha out inspection here was hD-
eraf aaa a moderate demand preTshsd
Tor "a al today The continued poor quar-
Nv OF The present arrivals was sofnstains
Of factor. bat the market fsiied 70 r.
spona to any extent 70 the foregoing, INC
absence OF outside iatefes9 os.AS 80 s.
grswt,aek The weather was good. rains
being reported In the Northwest and
s.aoIs- conditions are indicated FOR the Ds-
kofaz and Minnesota for SUNDAY
rsorn was moderately active and frm.r.
Are mainly 10 reports Of hot winds from
the West.
srse-e was ar easier market in oats. with
moderate trading. closing 'se ioNef.
Ts-,s,extnns opened weak and continued
"a ri. rather heavy. business being light.
Closing Quotations
vh..t-5szxc; September. SIC.
60 angus, gao. September. MO.
oa,s-August. 1gz.c; September, i7.c.
xs-~t August ss -, September. SE.
Tars--As1zust. 81 .is. September. c.1z%3
F5hs-Auxus; and September. Re.
Ezxsee6--1li1c-
Tfrnashy-s2l9 -.
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KRusE AND MADISON LINE.
srEAM SCHOONER LAKME.

w sail from San Francisco regularly.
w'yytns freight at 81 per ton. connecting
Seattle For al polatS-
Ek GAME. Agent
Arssnxtoa deck. Telephone. Pike -
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OBSERVATIONS taken al al stations AZ s
p. m. 18th meridian time Is .. m PacI.e
GEORGE ~ sATfSrr~py.
Observer In Charge
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80. s.sers CD 20 So ssaas.sS for rfrns 20
sx.r. cattle. very fss native beef steers
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go. - same as a week ago.
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- selss for inferior 20 extra. with very
e. sa5es oxer $50. Prime lambs sea Ise
higher THAR a week ago.
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