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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02


ssoas Of wncsesais dealers yesterday:
Sugar. sIsar asd eoa~~.
!, sugar uooosng1-6ossen .sc's n bis per
ary Fe rs. extra &C, In bbiss Per 10. &c:
SO: $500 e. s..... 2 st.s per 10 e cube.
e etc ucobtagD - Patent Exceliert.
Novelty A. S4s. California brands
So. 1ose Dust -four. A.7ss buck
a, '5 9 Sos graham. pr PR bsl. siB G
SACKS. s@e per cwf. RE for. pr
- ,sAf@. OF I9-lo sacks, fzS PER cwt. rye
roIlss a.. g s ~ ,.s. gr b sr ss9
-. cracked rsn1at per cwt. 81 -
ia.S 49,. wheat. = . per ease: whole ~hess.
ses. e. s,Is ssIs. e. q s ssf'T Pea. per-
s~s.sf sa.k4 81 BIB boxes. sc. corn.
- a.. !, xeiigw. Los. asa. gss. SIS: white.
as tsxs 3 < .; FAXED h0niny' ee's'
81 onee ooobsns,-Green-M per 10.
ehaesa x Der 0rs = ssass; Goa s,.,e Eses.
IN ie~ib ca~@s ~ e. < s- r. e 80.
S y,v CIV. s.2 : .-Is cases. per cwt. 81. ::
a. 49, une. peT n. &c; sacks &c.
49, Sn Aocna. TIC. carzcola yTazc; G1s.--
si<.sS; sps sI2 x: 81. 81 s.
heats, frovfaions and Fish
80. $50 sIsais i1obh.ngD-cox beef. ss1s re;
1907 Dssf, sl1zse per 10; mutton. SC Per H.
Provisions tsoshfrgS-Halns large. Ifilc.
aanls small. i2c breakfast bacon. Il4c,
sat sides. S1zc.
ssInon. sasc. saisn SnI Eat =. nounssrs
.-.Isc soies &c. rock cod SC: black
I ns~s; &c. perch. ss-9sc; mountain trout.
Saffer, Chees@. Exxs and Poultry.
butier-Ranch. IB0ise: fancy dairy. tn
ssaIss lS& &c Washington creameries.
2-lg prints. 3sQ-2c.
,as anss@e oo6s4asl-Sativs Washington.
Lggs Oohbing)-isaisc.
fo1iuy Gobtangl -chackens foGiic: 1--we
ssAsnt. Crossed ch.cks -. iz11c.
seeetsbfes and Fruit
Potatoes oobbingl-Nsw potatoes, SAD
Vegetables CobbingD-Natlve peas. Sc:
- adlisofnta onions silver skins. s1-f a
80 per lo los: beets. TIC per sack. cab
- psI aoz, cHe1fiseFs, dollhouse. l9c per
Coz, tomatoes. lssizsc per box. green corn,
49, Per doz. sweet potatoes. 81 = per box
Nreea Fruits COOLING gil .efneas fzRey
California. ssQ5: selects. r.soq4; new
native Astrakhaa apples. z5s.4sSc: common
applss. 2S959c: AIexandsrs. 5o475c; GRAY
sns'sssls. saclsi: Wsnaschee apples. sia
- bananas. s-42-5D, oranges. s. yg9s3
hlask berries. sscxssI per crate. California
peachts. Crawfords, 5off75c per box: Oregon
sTSwfords. 'Ssfs.,c. Wenatchee peaches. 20
box: crab apples, sasoc; piuns I5srlSe per
box pslnes - Nc per box; Delaware and
concord grapes. from Yakima 81 per box.
California grapes. &C per box.
Hay, train and Feed.
Hay Jobbings- Puget sound. psr ton
-: Eastern Washington timothy. SaQis.
alfalfa. SO
Oats gjubhingl-.z2
Whsst-szS1
Barley Uo0o-ngl-Roiied or ground. per
ton. 80.
Corn-w hole. sz2a23; cracked. s212s;
feed meal sz319
Milist0frs Coohtng1-Bran. per ton. IA.
shorts. per ton, 81.
Feed-Chopped feed $40 per ton; mid
ahngs. per ton. 81. oil cake meal per ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. I.-Arrived
Schr Mary f. Russ, Port Gamble. sehr
Guide. Wiilapa haFhoT: schr Marie F.
Smith. Port Biakeley: 81 Centennial
Prince William sound. Sailed. Sehr
Robert Searles. Port Blakeiey: str san
Mateo. Comox
ASTORIA. Sept. ARRIVED: Br str
Glenlochy, from kuchinoszu; hkia Che
halls frum Hakodate
SAN DIEGO. Aeg. 5l-sasled: Swed sh
Lady Lima. for Vancouver
GRAY'S HARBoR. Aug. al.--Arrtved:
Sehr Maid OF orleans, hence August r.
coos BAY. Aug. Si.-SS4ilsd: STR Czer-
Ina and schr Wing and Wing fer san
Francisco
PORT BIAkELEY. Aug. 3l.-Schr John
\. Campbell. FOR Newport.
PORT GAMBLE. sept SAILED: Br
bktn E.nsenada, Capt. Toye. for Buenos
ATres
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. Arrived;
Bktn Robert Sudden. from SHANGHAI.
YOKOHAMA. Aug. 23.~ATr.yett. Rr ok
Seikirkshlre, frons Oregon.
HOQCIAM. Aug. Si.--Sailed. Schr An
ME Gee. from Hoqaiam for san Francis
co. Arrived: Schr Maid OF Orleans. from
San Francisco for Aberdeen.
HOQCIAM. Sept. sailed; Ser Suuol,
from Cosmopolis for san Francisco.
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-rhss work IS = complete review q 'as
.-.s.a..t resources * Washington and
s,sefsern British Columbia. eosnsssiss.as
~ r,e4es wfth twsnty-stgat maps q tae
.sN,er,l snsulag districts Il gives. n sa-
sg5tsoy, "a general description g @l.1 -
- s..., gacn district. q 6etaiiea g.
.'-s,.,,,, ~ each property whi3s the maps
80, rsgIrsaas. steamboat lines. waSeH
- .~sus ana r-IninS iocatiens- II =
60 ana = the eaiy wcFk a. TIE
,-s.s a., existence dealing With Halalns ~
rseasssrxtoa. Il Vas edited ~ l. n
,sSsv@s az she Pest -lnteil .se'accr stan
sps published ~ tnst journal "a SO
$40 I. s.--t.ssrl~r-z sra ness syents ard AZ
ffss~nrer business cfisce
-, -, a r~nts. b. Enall s. cents, = AIRY
.ss,t n ire tfnlsssi States eF Csna8a-
- s.,a<rrsnsiaas - manager Mining
:, -. Pacific Northwest" Box =, ssA'sseA
wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

losing changes n zvallAhse supplies LAST
SATURDAY
Ava5laese supplies - Wheat. r-ttsa
states and Cznada east % ths Rockies
eeezsSSe, l.@S.ass bushels sfoat fer and
u Europe. Increase. z1az.*s bushels.
oglds supply, let Increase, 1.-s.asss
Corn-Untse5 States and Canass. east
q TIE ck1ss. Increase. SIg3ass bushels.
s5s.ls--I 1steG States and Canada east
CT the Rockies. Increase. IS eas bushels
General QCotafions.
Flour - Dali Receipts. - 80; exports.
800 barrels. Sfreng and held higher on
the rise n wheat.
Wheat-Recelpts. 81 ESQ, exports, &c DO
SaS301S opened firm and advanced active
y al day on strong and active cables
Aor0lSn buying heavy covering renewed
export demand and bad crop asws from
TIE Scr tkxest and Europe. closed stron Z
AZ 4zsFsc Oct advance. No. red S@nteaz-
Der. = s-locSts s.. ez4 closed az SaEA<. De-
ceinbsr closed at Sc
i49E&-4gasst
Options closed barely steady al
Ms5Es December stezfs Sc SPOT Efo
Qalsts No J invoice, g7xc. iobbing sac
Alsla quiet, Coxdoya. Ia4e atSlAc-
sazaF-Eaw firm: refined arm.
ssTale1zgs--,fsa9ys United closed az &c
pa Pennsylvania crude. 10 market; nom
inaily az Nc.
Tin-Essy at slsssTiass
spel-er-Sfeady ar s4EI4E
Lesd-StTonE. exchange. 81 @3fS
eeppeE-t@aiet. brokers. sltnaSIi x.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
l. 1897. are 81 ss5 els.ss. There were filed
for record yesterday deeds. agar gazing
81 a@5. Following is list furnished
by the Seattle Abstract Company. room
Ale. New York block.
Isaac Woods TO Joseph Dnbhai. lot Z. blk
So Collins add June q 81.
Marion l.. Hoke 20 Henry = Hatch, part
lot g. see Is - 3, April e. ssss.
Thomas McSair e1 TX 10 fsuctnda &.
Hatch. sw nw sw sc IS, -. 3 exr@ps | rod
wide on n side for road. June H. isas. s5ss.
Andrew Johnson ~ -. 20 Henry >.
Hatch. part ne sec IL. r :. May Il 49,.
SIS.
8 Taylor, ST. 10 y 8 sumner lot A. blk
I. naxter's add. June q q c. 81.
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sene Wen weula Have seen snake.

DENVER. Sept- Ia special 20 the
heSSy Me2ztasn News from Sterling,
ScL, saTS. A genuine flying machine
Vas seen az this place q few days ago
ay G. A Seassesa. Mr.. Nenstsan noticed
large black ehSect e TIRE southeastern
part Of the heavens travelling rapidly
toward the northeast He watched K
rass clear acrrSs the heavens moving
quite rapidly IN a straight ifne He
watched Il until II PASSED cut of SIGHT.
and IS coTsvizced thai Il was hona fde
dying machine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
Tnrouwh Nine ssate.

The North Western Line comprises over
5000 miles OF perfectly equipped railway
Minnesota. North Dakota, South Dakota
Nebraska and Wyoming. II operates the
enes, trains n the world Tire service to
chicago. Milwaukee and all the principal
cities OF the East and Southeast cannot
BE- sarpasses3. Insist on having your tickle:
v.s .~rhs North Western" r. ~ Parker
Commercial Agent. eos First avenue. sea-.
tin
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
PORTLAND Wheat MARKET.

PORTLAND. Sept. 1.-The receipts OF
wheat In Portland for the first three aay.
this week we're over 80 cars. an amount
that Is without precedent so early in the
season. These heavy receipts are causing
anxiety In some quarters. and u Is feared
that heavy drafts will nave TO be made
on san Francisco Tor sail tonnage. or else
some OF the surplus viii necessarily 20
south by steamer Quotations for Walia
Walia wheat today were S0ssSIc, and sic
far valley and Dluastam.
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senate Summoned ana
Way Meet Esrfy-Re-
sses >chene In ,as,,,...t.sa

a.. - FRANCISCO So. ~ -
ss..a's4 from Reso,..'. s. .'s 'e. .l,
fs~ 'as soitcN tzs T. san aa-
: s \. Hatch. msst.,.- ,-,ss,,--
s~-.ss'sed Aexasi e ~, .....r.--. :.
- sAscA VIII reoe .es , ,,'s., =,
ae So. .eFerHE7szt SEA tae senate.
80 a - he'see hss already been -
Gag - - ae'nesgs et tie later ho,sv.
= ssss.--se Ten % meet In extra sessloa
<asxsss. ; 10 COASTER ere ouestion.
sssssss A.EssSter Hatch Is = alnass
- IA 49, .sss''ai@tson with President Dole
sss4 = - TIE law r. kefs Wfa ts
~ sss.S tAe snRexAtoa traatv re-
W.T. "ssAsngtou ana. as = ma
nass.r -, s'ssaeefs fsvez asrexAtsasi.
ssss a. - M b. PUSHED thraasA. re
s8sFa SESSION q II. ssaate
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Thunaer storm an col,iII. VALLEY.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliixenc~r.
COLNILI4E Wash. Sapt LA thunder
storm passed down the Colvflie valley last
night from the southwest. accompanied by
heavy fan OF rain. Today every iudica-
ton points 70 a prosracted season OF rain.
and the farmers fear a repetition OF tho
Wet season which destroyed sha grain In
the Palouse country few years ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

SAN FRANCISCO. sept III atg@ eseok
fsf.sllr . disposed u the famous case ot At
tsrnev J. L Cr3tsendea. wEo wzs lined
Sc bv Judge Slack fa~ contempt %
cuur- - having ATTEMPTED 70 Gas pss-
tua N tbs csurs resarn upon the occasion
yxher Fsurra Ashley Shot AZ = J. Bald
yin On yuly :, IEs. by ordering thai TIE
pssffzesser - GEscszzr-@a zpcz = zTst q
has-sas s-a~pzs- CrttteEGer sas Bern
aghsizE I1ssgs sssczs 6ec*zioE q Almost
every Gsrs2r1 na@rs e< he sgr@r2or e1'iiFt
Uggz Wits o. aAAse@-s co<gGs. ever s@ssce
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sfiddnngs sIsf ?.

Hav-yyheat stss7fs, wh-at and cat
Sllafs. cat tf8slz; best harley. Sssl2
Alfalfa s. sails clover. 5 h88so stock
SOS, compressed wheat. 81 s5ia. strsss,
Ysataroes- Early Rose. Sa8e-: salinas
Fairbanks sssl *. river Eurba AXIS asls saz-.
river reds. sa@S@c. mex sweet potatoes
8esls- rsr -.
egsfsh iss-oaiosss. sllxesskjn. HaI1s
pep GENITAL. bay eGrumbSrs. &ss -. EarJlc
fisffac per pound. green Peas, Ii 1sc Per
fs6ua6 string beans. t3sRc bay squash
$3.50 pr box Fsser tomatoes 81
tav tomatoes. 3as Sc. Erosa curu. 50Csszl
- sack. lama sseaas. zsfsc per pouEa
applsz. sasgSsc per eoxs cr1a apples. =
prasss- strava,srr4ss. y72fso pr chest.
hlsekhsrrtes s. f5gfz5o per chess. huckl=-
berries sssss per peslna; cznfaloupss. -5c
sFsl 8 PEP crate nufIexss s4 - FeT box
s'fsc- Fantafussss4 Er1pes- @ss A-e. Mas
cats. Ns@sscs hA&sA- @as@Gs TckaT. $50
A.. neesATtnes- wistte. @szssc, Go reo, q
go, pgusaS SO -. wnt@rrle oTss. gEsg9
Il - per Ia uranSes ka}eaciax E Ss3
: pr hex. Mexsc&n aNses. s. asSgs Cali
- s.. bananas. s18@ peT oaneh. p.ne-
s'ese1s- xsFs per aoEens smyrna fss so
~ pr Fsoans; dates. = per pond
fstlsssF-- fsanry creamery -sZAscs ESQ
,-ss zla3zao: fsacy dalFx. se % secoaos
'se~sse-raucv mid. nsw. n. ssIr -
ras~B ss-tsc. C4As6rnsa cEsaz eAs,t5sr
fasats. xoanr America. sssc. Easssgn
fssttc WesrEra. ll&Lc
F<sa-~~s7nre. hss8tsc- ranch erEs zs11s-.
r,Ssssrs. sEslscs daek egEs l&stc
=. s sss5s - .ssl,se. SO fsesssrs' a5s.
lsrwe %. s. ssssa fTysrs SaFaas, hens
ssss.54s geese, szc&yls Eosl.aga. S1@l.S
wesi aad He's
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TIE ire was imposed. nG. uEsti today no
0na Of EgSEe Sacks colleagues co0ld
b found WHO would question his rsgn-
TO ac5e1gs tbs attorney guilty Of con-
tempt
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Special Dispatch TO the Post fnteIlixencs<.
BOSSETRG. Sept. The Bonanza mine
- row Shipping two car loads OF ore per
week The properly Is being operated
under lease rs John Hsnisy. formerly
superintendent OF ths Old Dorn-nton
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AT PORT TOWNSEND.
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATooSH. Sept Ia p. m. - Barom-
etsr, es-SS. cloudy Wind east. fve miles
Outward Str MacklnAw. $50 2. m.
NEAH Ray. sept Cloudy. calm
cLALLAM. Sept. CLOUDY. calm; two
schooneTS beating up.
PORT ANGELES. Sept. I.--kar0meter
es.SS. cloudy. calm. Tag Magic * dock.
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ssr joaquin. ss7tsc: mountain. IlE1sc:
Nerxaa. ssgI-c. Oregon. lsss &c. Sor-hera,
fssT1sr F4fl-So9Ehern csas- sarans. So
re. san Jsa1usn lambs. s2sc. Northern
lzrufx' @EzZs-
Hosss-lsos1 20 cho1ce. s3-cs fancy.
financial
Sterling On Loz50a. sixty days. SA.
do xignE- Sax
Silver bars :. :. siSsl Trasx-Sigat 80
Mex GcLs ..E@% CO.. Telegraph "a
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we sre rou prepared 10 do corn position
sg- ,as trade f2zy nss&sayeb II NcapAreEL
yszssz.. BREWER ard Long Primer safis-
tsSsson guzrznfeed- Call or address POST
l.ss..Ax ETA er, s~Ass4e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route 20 the popular ard active
mining districts OF Gold Basin. Gordon
creek Martin Creek. Siiverfon. Deer
Creek. Goat Lake and Monte cristo-
ha scenic route for tourists. fishing
ard camping parties.
Commencing AlnEaay. April y. the Es-
srett 4 MOafs Grssts Railway Company
wfll iuauEuFats a daily Train service.
Trains wal leave Everett for Monte
Cristo every morning except SatuxstAy
and SUNDAY 80 7.k5 a N.
Tram wil leave Monte CrtEta for Ey-
erett at As . N every morning exccpf
sunday and Monday.
ON tuesdays and Thursdays No. viii
run to sllgsEfon only nd Ga Wednesdays
and Frfa&ys between S.ivert0n and Nv.
erstt only.
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wALLA wALLA WHEAT MARKET

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos'-Intellsgence-.
WAf.LA WALIsA. Sept. 1.-The wheat
market was dun today. No sales were
reported. Dealers quote &c for club. 7Ic
fox biuestefn
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rreaastuns. Grim. Etc.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1-wheat IS
higher and the market is more active
both on speculative and spot account.
trading on caH was very lively: two gar
goes are loaded for Cape Town Barley
is stronger IN sympathy with wheat
both feed sHG brewing are higher options
have advanced. though not active. All
grades % oats have advanced; the mar
keg - quite firm and fairly active: all re
n--L.Ls Ean.E &c IEnal lEraEan
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,, voa are sea Should have ne Fost-
....,ss~s.ps,sr sea- 70 ran. Il vii ccSs
,.,shlnx extra. caii az oar esTsos and have
,gt.r sissress changed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

os>csaeuszi Hotel best family hotel IN
..ate. excellent rooms. a. modern improve
xsasEEs- Nc bar.
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O. y. SALISBURY. Observer.
Following are the tide tables FOR Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. september :.
3 and l. ISss.
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IL yea sr. ycu shoust have she Pest
f-zefs zencsr seat 30 res IL vii eSss
noting extra Cab al oar Office &a9 hare
x0zx Address Changed
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ssrtz:iy 1rxs~ctsss. al modern irnprovs-
meats. Gns sample ROOMS.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Sept. Wheat nrmar- IN
sympathy with Eastern markets Close
Ne. club, slas2c: No. blueSfem, s44ssc.
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Special cah2r ard tsiegrapAfe dispatches
20 Ega&street covering the rTsnesnz4
Ie&ata - 5e~szsasztle2 aE-scass TIA .oi-
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FOREIGN MARkETA
EInnnrkal.

LONDON. Sept I.-Cousols, ii.ss; silver,
24d.
%EW YORK Sept. 1.-The Evening
Passss London financial cabiegrau says:
The very had weather % today dampcned
an TIE stock markets, which closed oizA on
fse withdrawal OF large amount OF gold
Tor Austria or Russia. The Indian gov
eminent has stopped the sale q council
drafts for ten weeks on account or tae
sac ~ its balanoes IN India This means
q higher exchange rate. with posstEl e gold
exports. when exchange touches 10 pence.
These two points may cause a rise ia the
LAX rate Tomorrow, b8t I viii not express
a strong opinion on tihS CaD the gold
Withdrawals We're known, the market rad
an.icfnatsf no rise IN the bank rate. Now
Il IA aa even chance. but should say that
a rise OF y per cent. would have 30 bad
effect on The markets, and rlse OF PER
cent very uttle effect. Americans were
steady. and elassd easier with nothing do
ing
The Paris hours Was G1G nLco OF TIE
day. but closed better
Ihe Berlin market vas cutss
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LIVERPOOL. sept. f.-Wheat-eeGist:
No. sanaard California wheat. ~ carEoes
~ r,1FsF cI.leter. CsaTEoss % passage. less
active Eugl8s8 counfTy markets, eas.sT Is
Iover. French counfry uarEets. Iaf5 lay-
ern1gl wheat No. / California - -s4es
81 wheat IN Paris, q0Aet' n94E q f%s4s'
quiet
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h FIRE SPAIN OUT.
,arscr FAVORED BIZ kEsEL
.-ApxR u PHILIPPINES.

.4~-~s IN Guerriiiz Warfare 10
-. s,sfs 10 Bankruptcy and
.e.ssste.-The Rebel Demanas-
Prevails in horea and
1,ss-ssss'sn spies at vars
--.s,.w scandal in Honskeng-
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CHICAGO MARKETS
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Sept. I--An grain and pro-
VISION markets were strong today after
an opening which rather indicated an cp-
posite condition. For a moment al the
opening wheat was below the price II
closed at yesterday. Il soon recovered.
however. and for an hour afterwards
n prices until IL had turned the decline
a. the start into an advance Of IKE The
nEst trades IN December were az sss.c TO
ss-sc. and at 1ss0 O'Clock IL had risen 20
$50, and less than q half hour later the
price was 81 &C. An unacccuutable weak
ness overlook the crowd on the curb
aftsr The close OF the market yesterday,
and little OF that found expression az the
start today. There was nothing OF a
weakening or dlscouraging character in
i Inca early news Liverpool was quoted sd
lower, but New York reported foreign
buying. orders and acceptances OF offers
made last night by cable both TO the
United Kingdom and continent. DeIiv-
cries az Chicago on September contracts
I'D not exceed Is. go bushels. although
Liverpool was . shade lower. Paris was
the equivalent Of ,zc per hushel higher,
Change for the better az the English mar
kef- Il was TO the renewal of foreign
ibuying. however. that the market owed
ats strength, as IL showed the dependence
or Europe upon this country for supplies
lntli next spring at least
receipts here were as cars, II Of which
were contract Minneapolis and Duluth
received 1sf cars. against 3b the CORE
spending day of the year before. The
Atlantic port ciearanceS were again close
10 the 10000 bushei mark the actual
quantity In wheat and fio1r being SOC 600
bushels which viii make the average ex-
port Leo 900 bushels a day for three con-
secutive days. FOR the equivalent OF which
reference has 70 go back 70 the year OF
the Russian famine. That gave fresh
impetus TO the upward trend OF price,
December bringing ge7Sc about l2.l5
O'clock Closing cables were OF a mixed
character. Paris was % centines-lc per
bdsnei-highsr. Antwerp ] franc, or SIC
per busbel lower; Liverpool closed at an
advance of from I'd for December TO III
market saw good reasons for getting of
that side and contributed 10 the advance
which kept gaining till within a minute
or two OF the close.
There was an enormous trade in corn
with the West doing the most buying
and With crop damage claims the factor
There was some disposition to sci! at the
belt. but that changed quickly when
wheat shorts started for cover. Decem-
Der started at from 5i&c 10 S2isc, most
of the trading at the higher figure which
was about where IL closed yesterday. The
price gained steadily until few minutes
from the close IL reached 3Ji4c. and il
wound up at S51sG2St.c-
The session in oats was unattended with
any noticeable activity. business being
principally local The market was firm
throughout. principally through SYM
PATTY with wheat and corn.
Provisions were moderately active. The
market opened easy under the Influences
Of fairly liberal deliveries, but the mar
ket turned strong when wheat and corn
commenced to climb. Armour and Cuda-
~ were both said 20 be heavy buyers.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. SEPT l. 1ss-.
Exchanges az ere Seattle. Tacoma ard
Portland clearing houses today we<e.
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tIo.sng ouotation.

Whcat-Ftrins December. Il BIN. May.
sisTs
Rar.ey-Tnactive; December. a4Ac.
CoFn--I.args yellow. zlolA4A LIZA.
Kran-xli. AZ ).
FiSar-Fsrslly extras. SS2assS. bakers
extras. S5gs.la.
Wheat = sippinS wheat. 81 5s's for No.
J. ard tls5Aal-ss fer choice, milling.
Barley-F'eea. ss9s1sse. choice. 81: brew
tag. 81 a4gl.Issz Tor No. I. and sI9l.e-ss
fer coast
slats-Poar 70 fair. s. 01kQf-f7is: good
% choscc. g. 2ss7iss fancy feed. sts5s5l a.
per GENITAL. new red. 81 IE7t-i71s. new
Salinas. slls81ss: gray. 81 i2'sest I7ES
milling s. asai&s Surprise. Ns5I1ss
black for feed. Sl.l@s85.lss black Tor seed.
sLAIlSl
Receipts
Flour, quarter sacks. ssef. wheat. cen
tass ~ Isl, do Oregon. p 49,. harley GER
tails IS 80, do Ore&oD 2-s~. bears. sacks
aess. corn ceutais Eastern, 4esl. ryr.
cenfRiz gE3s potatoes sacks, 2 s0&. oui0ns
sacks S>s; hrsn sacks. -: So Oregon
IsS: mtddluEs. sacks. 7s7, shorts SACKS
Sa hay tons, 81. straw, tons -. hOq-
bales g. wool bales, - aides. number
a.. vine. gallons. SSfN
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Closing Quotations.
1--we stoe h..

Cattle-Native beef steers sold at 1886
al for the poorest 10 $.&ss5.5e for prime
to extra shipping beeves. sales largely At
81 78Q5 - Stockers and feeders s. fySt
$50 few being wanted at S36ta4ea. Fat
butcherfng natives sold all right but
canning stuff sold badly. Calves were no
higher and choice lots brought $500 s. IS.
Texas cattle sold chiefly at sz.50G2s5 for
bulls and cows and s. 80 3.s1 for steers.
a few choice steers being wanted around
SHlI4n Western range cattle were In
oniy fair demand az SsJ0fI4. 50 for stockers
ard AI5l42a for COWS and heifeTs. with
Western feeders selling actively at S.sS
Hogs sold at s2sG73.5s for the poorest
10 the best chiefly at s4I9a4.5o. pigs
fetching s. 59Q+5o.
Sheep-Wesfern range sheep, I.fl5S.
with feeders IN demand at s3.f9lf5 -.
Choice natives We're scarce and a few
sold around siEf 3 while poor TO fair
lots brought g Gg315. Lambs advanced
to g. 7eGi3.s g for poor 20 prime nocks, only
a few getting above s45g
Receipts = Cattle, s.oeo: hogs. s2.coo.
sheep. ls.9oo.