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Total sales

Flour.
Fvour-pe~elrts. g. KS barrels: exports
= $50 barrels Quiet bat a-n. WIKI wheat,
ana held 58ioc higher.
wheat.
vyreat-Rsee!pss. 4ses bushels. Spot.
stronger. No 1 hard. Szz~c Options
opened strong On h3gn cables and lower
consols. e2sed OF 81 noon on realizing IN
srire4 ~ eassa- late cables but finally
recovered near the close on renewed war
news and closed iizglA4c net higher.
March closed sSAc; May. ~ 1&sc. closed
s-sse
Hops-fassy.
Metals
ccpper-st~aay; brokers. :iLSs ex-
change. 81 90
75a-Easy. straits. s.. ael3 50. plates.
ssealfa--stsasy. domestic s. la94fs
Eeas-Sfr3ug. brokers gAcfe = -. while
tha sneral sxehArEa reports Spot QUOTA
tlaHs g. sxg-fs, aac RESORTS fouT ears ot
March ag s.. - ard four ears of April a.
Coffee
C-enss-0ptons closed steady. ? 20 &
r.asrzs RS decline. Mareh. -. Mav. ) -
g &c Spos co5se-gfo. duh and nouB-
ralt No T. Ex1s 4EVcsca. l*Kc. soua.z Z.
seoss offered ~. Ma. steady.
Sugar.
slxar-Raw. steady
Petroleum
Petroleum Nominal. Cnits8 closed wlta
I'D Vns0 ssFea-
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DECLIN r
DECLINE
DECLINE
ssssssssssss nECTTND
/: Growing |: DIonINn
/: Weak. 8 DECLINE
SssssseeeseS DECLINE

MEANS NOTHING MORE OR LESS
IA than wasting way OF the tissue OF
the body. and this comes too often On
mem from dissipation. abuse. loss OF self
control and insi9iousiy gapptng bad hab-
its- Nature never intended that you
should rack and harsss yourself, that
you should not stay all night, drink all
day or abuse yourself. IL Is this very
abuse that creates this wasting away Of
the forces Of nature.
REPENTANCE COMES not too late II
you get counsel OF . good. rella bic doc
tor or corps OF special doctors. such. for
instance. as the Hudson medical doctors.
These doctors have created the world
famed Hudyan remedy Treatment for dis
eases and disabilities of men, This Eu1-
yam can only be had from Hudson. No
one else knows the Secret process, no one
else can give you Hudyan. Sometimes
H4dyan
Cures I'm q Week
Cures In = Werk.
Cures An q week
Cures fn Week.
Hndyan cures failing or declining mar
hood and baSbfulness. ITS man for mar
riags cures wasting disorders. bad
dreams loss OF strength. loss Of power.
loss OF capacity. Makes a new man out
or you. Fu6yan cures evil dreams. varf-
GOOGLE spernatorrhea. losses. Hudyan
cures wherever you so. do az you VIII.
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proauer rruft.. Etc.

n Inc. gallons, S3.soo.
Produce. Fruits. Etc
Feed and MisstuTs-MiddIinEs Der ton.
81 5ogf N -, o. ifernia bran. sl2al&sos out
aav-wheaf. Sssi1: wheat and cat. s.
9Tta. oats Sssf9. river barley. 1sss.bes pest
barley. ssfes-se; alfalfa $fEss clover. $50
stcck $3.50. compressed wheat 81
. - ao cat, xe&f7, straw. per bale. &c -.
Ee9efa 81 es--f Potatoes. kaTfy Rose, 4aG
slc. salinas Bnrhanks. s,c3sl %, Garnet
cate. ISIS river Rurc9nks. tsesg &c.
river reds. 7gf5s SOC. Oregon Bursanks. sc
~ 10. new potatoes. Ssac per pound.
Merced sweets. siEsp}T5; oregon onions.
s rfFs. onions. s. sssI =: dried peppers.
ssTsc: dried okra. iSt40Itc. gsriAa. ltzff1c.
mushrooms leg So. asparagus, ss7ieC.
grsta peas, 2fg@c PER pound string bears.
Sse: green pspprrs. - - pr box;
raa secs. s. . per box; rhusara. tLssa2 PER
Frul,s~ra1cr apples. uaal.7s. com
per hax ssesslns. -. SO ., Aezscaa
fr-rex s. uses. SaHfarusA lemons. CON-
ruau 1csssl -, T@9a 20 cnesoF. 81 80
a.. fancy. tzss hsranas, slae. f$9e&p-
pes s2es4 Smyrna Egs. l@<c, Persian
ra5,er-Fancv crea raery, IA. seconds
lE5lse, fsaey Halry is seasons -. A@a e.
fr1tees Pa GcF FnsSa new sSss~e ta5r 10
eaasa 1sfTt~r. California crea O. cassi lar.
fsssNg1r 1earE American. 80 Fec; a-asl-
err taf se Western. E-ai--ee
pautsT9f-GaTe taTkeg z0aaters HHls
60 hers x291&c- rcosters. c31 So. Go
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a. ssrEa Sas9s- srFers. sssSs5. heuH 81 3
ga auoks. ols - a. De, yoIag g.
-esz1 g. s- r3Ere1@ ESQ., $50
Nesrx & Sasss s., Sgre. Fs-f$t. gray geese.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND, March 5-Wheat-Weil
Walla> Sless3cs valley. s2sSsc.
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yU.rcox. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

,.s. steamer BAY CITY for Anaeorfsa.
re on whstcon- Leaves CONNER
I'd aock. Tacoma, ?. n. City dock
ss.rs ara sat. Returning leaves What
m Fairhaysn, s:is p. M. and
,.s..sr,s. le .. m. Sun. wsdnes. and
- y.-s.- Seattle 81. or 81 80 round trip;
r.en-.. r. or s. round trip.
sse~ w H. ELLIS
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


STEAMER pOSAIfr.
tsrstar Deck, leaves fer Victoria ard
rass Townsend esiiy. except sunday. at
rNA n: returning. leaves Victoria at
ms r. Steamer George 2. Starr leaves
az PORT Townsend and way ports daily.
szasbs Saturday. az SEQ p. m: sunday
s-sei eta m. returning. direct, iesves
Fsfg TaS NJ ?. m Phone. Fike y.
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Nay g. So
Fs.rs~y--sfslief. Nav TzAs--
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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
ARM0R PLAjE cuMPLIcA7iONS.
Said That the Price WH Be Raised and
That There WU Be No Government
Fac ory

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 21-Secre-
tary Long ha, pre- pared a letter addressed
to armor firms notifying them of the pro-
visions of the deficiency bill, limiting the
price to 5000 ton, and requesting that
he be informed il contracts at this rate
can be made for upward of 5000 tons re-
quired for the battle-ships Alabama, Wis
consin and Illinois. The notification is
pr, functory. as both the Carnegie and
Bethlehem companies have already de-
clined to supply armor at the figure
named.
As soon as replies are received the Sec-
retary will appoint board, consisting
pro baby of Captain O'Nelll, ordnance
chief, Professor Alger and other experts
to prepare plans for the establishment OF
a Government plant near Washington
The Washington gun factory board will
be directed to investigate thoroughly the
cost of constructing such plant and re-
port upon the advisa bility of the Govern
ment undertaking to manufacture lis own
armor. This report will be submitted to
Congress next Decem Der with the recon-
mendation, undoubtedly, that private
firms be allowed to continue to furnish
the armor supply and the price be fixed
at $500 ton.
Secretary Long doubts the advisabilitv
OF the establishment of plant which
would cost, approximately, So 100000 and
require at least TWO years 10 build.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
hands and swore to take imm mediate and
unremitting steps to avenge his life.
PRISONERS GOI,G INSANE
Reported Effect of heto Yorh's Anti Con
riot Labor LnsUs.

Heported EJECT or Neto fork's Anti Con-
riot Labor Lntcs.
NEW YORK, N. Y, July 21.-As a re-
suit OF the aw which became effective last
January prohibiting convict labor in this
State, nine inmates of the Kings County
peniteniiary have been declared insane.
Five were taken to Matteawan Insane
Asylum to-day.
John w. Fash, sentenced from Virginia
to four years for robbing the mails, and
john Hall, sentenced from the Southern
District of Florida to three years for
similar offense, are still held pending the
arrival OF orders from Washington.
Alfred Smith, sentenced from Fort
Smith, Arkansas, November "a 1893. to
twenlv-four years for train robbery, went
stark mad yesterday, and to-day John
Keenan,, another United States prisoner,
lost his mind. These two have not yet
been officially declared insane.
Idleness is the sole reason ascribed for
the remarkable number crazed in so short
time. The State Prison Inspector says
the Kinrs County Penitentiary is the best
conducted prison of any in this country
where Federal prisoners are incarcerated.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
ThAMPS Blu IN HEB1ASKA.
Take Possession OF Fri hit Trans onl
G0vefhm nj Troops Ordered Out
% Sup0ress Them.

OMAHA, NEBR., July 21.--Bands of or
ganized ira mps have become so bold in Ne
braska towns that the United States forces
were ordered to lend their aid to-day. A
freight train that left here on the Oma ha
road this morning was held up al Teka-
nah by gang of tramps Just as it was
pulling into the yards al the south end OF
town. As the train slowed up at the
switch, band of men, some fifty in num-
ber, rushed out from a ium ber-yard.
Some of the men boarded the engine,
while others climb bed INTO the caboose and
upon the boxcars. One, who seemed to
be the leader of the gang, demanded OF
the conductor that the train be run on
through the town. This the conductor
refused to do, whereupon the tramps took
complete possession, but only succeeded
in getting the train twenty miles away
when the water was exhausted.
Supe-intend ent Jaynes communicated
with the United S S,ate- authorities here
in regard to the situation, but they refused
to intefere unless the mails were inter-
rupted. Tramps have stopped several
trains in the Sta recently, and all
freights are run fast through small towns
in the State in order to avoid the hoboes
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
Work of the Convention
in San Francisco
Reviewed.
Most Remarkable Gathering
in the History of the
Society.
Marvellous Progress OF the Youth
full Organization - Unstinted
Praise Of California.

BOSTON, MASS, July 21-The next is
sue Of the Congregatlonallst will contain
its own SPECIAL article upon the San Fran
cisco convention. from which the follow
in extracts are taken:
In the deep impressions made by its gospel
mission, and in the emphasis placed upon the
essentials OF Chris tian life, the San Francisco
convention may be ranked as the most re-
markable OF any eyer held by the society of
Endeavorers. Spri ual lie, dormant and ac-
tive, has been quicke ed: the fundamen tai
principles OF Christian Endeavor have been
again declared and tne success of its methods
drmOnStrat d.
Whatever is primary in the organization
was made patent and the force and fruits of
the In lvement were shown. Upon Compare
lively new ground this line of thought must
accomplish its purpose. Christian Endeavor
in California will uuquestionaby leap for
ward and the churches on the coast will re-
ceive new power.
The eastern gateway to California was en-
tered Auburn, Placer County, where fruits,
flowers. poet. and human heartedn SIS greet
ed the travellers and sped them toward their
destination. Sacramento and Oaklund added
an increase and prophesied the abouuding
hospitality which everywhere welcomed the
visitors. San Francisco was aglow with ex-
citement. Preparations were magnificent as
nature in tnat continental State"
All that civil au hority and money could 90
for the enter tainment of guests was at their
disposal. Endeavor designs and colors ap-
that there were upward OF DO, 900 visitors IN
the CITY, The key lote of lie gathering was
sounded at the first session. The words OF
conservation spoken by States and By individ-
uals were indicative of the impress left by the
co vention upon the delegates, and gave
promise OF ricner experience and of larger nd
more self-sacriticing usefulness.
Editorlally, the Congregatonalist will
say:
Moving the dial back from San Francisco
ten years, We find the lnternatio al Chr istian
Endeayor convention meeting Ia Saratoga
This decade has seen the marvellous progress
OF the great st organization for young people
known to history. / e iro,ieu streng h in
1887 WAS about 10000, and in hat year DR.
G. rk became pre,lUeut OF thc United ,ciety.
In this decade the Eadeayor idea has given
specific proof OF It's universal aoaptabiiity.
Nearly 1000 societies found throughout
he world ou side OF this country and Canada.
The principles are everywhere workable. The
DOW er of enthusiasm and of mum bers Can be
direc ed to the support OF any and all reforms
which touch ne ii CHER tfe of man. The con-
venlion OF 1897 has adde TO the history of
the past, and the practlcability of the move
ment has been furlher demonstrated upon
comparatively ne" soil
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
YUsSUF BLF ABILED VAINLI.
Why the Sultan Concluded to Quickly
fhdnre Hts ind

Why the Sultan Concluded to Quickly
fhanre HIS ind.
CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY, July 81
The change in the Sultan's attitude is
the direct result OF the action of the EN-
bsssadors in suspend ng the peace nego-
tiations. The ambassadors held a meet
ing last Monday, and not receiving, as
they had demanded, a written acceptance
of the frontier as traced by the attaches,
they di PATCHED an Identical telegram to
their Governments declaring the conciu-
sion OF peace 10 be indefinite retarded
unless the powers made demons ration
showing a decision to adopt coercive
measures.
While the ambassadors were in session
the Sultan became frightened and sent
Yussuf Bey TO Leg them to do nothing
pCecipitately. A few days patience. he
said, wonld set everything straight. Yus-
suf Bey, suave, smiling and insnuating,
exercised his Establishments in vain. He
had been so frequently used for similar
missions that the EN- bassadors lost the
faith once reposed in him, and they cour-
teously dismissed him.
The Sultan then ordered the Ministers
to prepare mazbara commanding an ac-
ceptance of the frontier. Even then he
delayed to give effect to hls acceptance of
the trade as long as possible, but the doc
ument was promulgated this morning.
The text of the trade is not obtainab Bile,
but 1t is said it does not accept the pro-
posed frontier unconditionalIy.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
May Be Taken Before
the Present Week
Is Ended.
Bill Expected to Be in the
Hands of the Pres dent
by Sunday Night.
Gigantic Fl lbuster to II I'D Up the
Conference Report Fell to
Pieces Easily.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 21.-While
no formal agreement has been reached as
to the time when the vote is to be taken
in the Senate on the report of the Con-
ference Committee, there was an unan-
unity OF opinion on both sides this alter
noon that it would be disposed of and the
tariff bill sent to the President before next
Sunday night.
The reading of the report was finished
this afternoon, but it is known that sew
eral Senators on the Democratic side de-
sire to speak OH the bill in general, and
their speeches may take day or two
The general expectation, however IS that
the vote will be taken Friday afternoon
AS soon as it was known that The con-
ferees had restored to the dutiabe list
cotton bagging, cotton ties, burlaps and
bags for grain, despite the wishes OF ma
jorIty of the Senate, a movement was
started for the purpose of holding up the
report until those articles were placed on
the free list. The Senators from the
States most directly affected by the
change in the rates were the strongest ad-
vocates of this gigantic filibuster, and they
hoped with the help of the Populists and
siiverites to defeat the adoption OF the re-
port in its present shape.
If the articles enumerated were voted
into the free list against the wishes of tue
Republicans II seemed as though there
were reasonable grounds for the success
of the scheme. But after thorou4 cam
vass of the situation it was found that 100
many of The Democrats desired to leave
the city to make the fight successful, and
therefore it was abandoned to-day.
Speaker Reed and the Senate leaders do
not look for final adjourment this week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
a CRAzY SIN FRANCISCAN.
NJ. Cary Becomes Ifotentty Insane Whle
ON fhs Fond to Butte.

n. Cary Becomes Ifot"ntiy Insane While
on the Road to Butte.
MISSOULA, Mont, July 2L-M. Cary,
Northern Pacific passenger frou San
Francisco to Butte, went insane while tue
train was crossing the Flathead Indian
reservation. In the presence of several
passengers he cut his throat. slashed his
head right and left, then plunged the
knife into his breast and jumped off the
train, which was running at full! speed
The train was stopped and Gary picked
up. He fought hard, but was finally
lodged in the baggage-car. where physl-
clan bandaged his wounds, only to have
the bandages torn off Arriving at Mis-
soula he was taken to S,. Patrick's Hospi-
tai. Owing to the terrible cuts about his
neck it was unsafe to administer chloro-
form, and the physician was CONF PEELED to
sew up the cuts while Cary was held down
by mum Der of men. He is still alive.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
To BATTLE COR
SOUND MONEY
National Democracy to
War Against Free
Silver.
Plans for Vigorous Campaign
Work in Ken uCky; Ohio
and Iowa.
Concentrated Efforts to Be Made
to Check the Growth OF
Bryanism.

NEW YORK, N. Y. July 21.-The Ma
tional executive committee OF the National
Democratic ,arty held a con ference to-
day in the office OF Chairman Bynum, who
presided. The following mem bers at
tended: G. J. Canda (proxy for John P.
FrezeD, indianapolis; William Haide-
man, Louisville; George Foster Peabody,
New York; F. w. McCutcheon, st. Paul =;
John C. BulIitt. Philadelphia; c. V y
Holman, Rockland, Me-; Major w. w.
Screws (proxy for Colonel j. NJ. Falkner),
Montgomery, Ala, and M. R. Spellma an,
New Orleans.
1t was decided to stand fast on the In
dianapolis platform, and that the organi-
zation should keep up the work it has
hitherto pursued during the coming cam
paign. In Kentucky, Ohio and Iowa,
where Organism and the silver issue have
been again put in the field. the organiza-
ton will concentrate its efforts to show
the free-silver Democrats that they cannoi
win without it. All the speakers who
were on the stump for the organization
during the last campaign will be sent out
this year to con inue the campaign of edu-
cation. Sound money literature will also
be distributed broadcast.
Talfourd P. Linn explained the situa
ton in Ohio. He said the silverites had
damaged their campaign by nominating
II. Nj. Chapman, coal operator, whose
miners were on strike, and they were thus
prevented from attacking Hanna as a coal
operator. He sal that ninety EIGHT out
of hundred representative soun money
Democrats who had been consulted as to
the advisa bility of this year nominating
independent candidates had responded,
calling for an independent convention by
all means. The convention will be held
in September.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22

Something Entirely NetC Inrented by a
Ee

Something Entirely Netc Invented By a
Snnfd Fe Engineer.
DENVER, CoLo., July 21-A special to
the Rocky Mountain News from Las
Vegas, N. M, says: In the matter of fly
ing machines, Las Vegas is not behind
the rest of the world. John R. Kirk, q
Santa Fe engineer, claims to have per-
fected, after seven years of hard stu y and
experimenting, flying machine that Will
fly. 1t is entirely different from anything
yet attempted in this line, while at the
same time it is marvel of simplicity and
durability. The motive power is con-
tanned in storage battery. Many citi-
zens have seen the machine in its noe
turnal flights, but supposed 1t to be a fall
ing star.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
Capitulates at Last to
the Terms of the
Powers.
War Party May Yet Prove Too
Strong for TheSSaly to
Be Abandoned.
Written Threat Against the Sui
tan's Life Found Open on His
Private Desk.
Copyrighted, 1897. by the New York SUM-

LONDON, ENG, July 21.-A dispatch to
the Central News from Consta ntinopie
says that Tewfik Pasha, Foreign Minister,
to-day communicated to the Austrian
En- bassador an trade issued by the Sui
tan authorizing the Porte to accept the
frontier agreed upon by the military at
taches of the foreign embassies.
Other dispatches from Constautinople
confirm the report that the Sultan has
finally acceded to the demands of the pow
ers. His excuse all along has been that
the opposition of the GrandV zier and war
party has prevented him from acquiesc-
ing TO the wishes oil the powers. Now
that this is overcome the peace negotia-
tions should logically continue until final
terms OF settlement ars reached. Never :
the less, obody believes that they will.
There is, too good reason to believe
that every debatable delay will be con-
nected with the evacuation of Thessaly,
and that the settlement OF the Cretan
question Will he contested with the same
obstinacy and obstruction that have char
acteriz d the negotiations hitherto. The
familiar contention that 1t is an inviola-
bic principle for Islam not to abandon
territory conquered by the sword is being
again emphasized, and it would not be
surprising to learn shortly that Abdul
Hamid, fearing 70 arouse the Mussul man
spirit, is unable to order the retreat of the
victorious army.
STORIES are already industriously circu-
lated of threats against his Majesty's life,
the latest having been found IN an open
letter on the desk in his study. The let
ter concludes: You shall not withdraw
from Th ssaly leaving the bones and tom bs
of our Moslem forefaIher. to un levers 1"
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
Will IMPROVE PEHRL HARBOR.
6ennfng Ton Ordered 10 Hawai- to Mako
the Surveys Authcrzed by
Congress.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 21.-Orders
were issued by the Navy Department to.
day for the Bennington 10 proceed to
Pearl Harbor, Hawaiian Islands, with
equipments for making the survey author
lied by Congress to obtain all necessary
information for establishing naval coal
ing atlon. Congress at the present ses-
pose. The money became available July
/. Steps will be Immediately taken to
carry out its provisions. The necessity
for putting the islands in condition for
frequen, visits of American warships in
view of the coming annexation haste ned
4 he action
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
yry;no TO Pr.v.nt a Rat. Vnr.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 21.-A dele
CATION from the Kansas City fire insur-
ance ''com bine" left for Chicago this even
ing to influence insurance company man
ayers to not inaugurate a rate war in
Kansas City. A reduction has been ex-
pected for some time, and the reason the
agents are so anxious to prevent the COM
panies from reducing rates here is to save
their com missions. If cut of so per cent
were made the agents commission would
be only half what 1t is now.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
MRS. LEAsE,s HOUSE FURNITURE.
Sheriff Finds 1T to Con,ist Largely of
Soap BoTes

WICHITA, KANs., July 21.-The Jarvis
Conklin Company renewed it's fight on
Mrs. Mary E. Lease, the Populist orator,
to-day by filing new proceedings in aid of
execution in the Probate Court This time
The execution was against both Charles
ind Mary e. Lease. but Sheriff Cone found
that Mrs. Lease was out of the courts jur-
,sdicsion, beng in low a on a lecture touf.
Mrs. Lease has disposed OF her plano ana
old or given away every It OK of furniture
except a couple OF old bedsteads good only
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
House Hill Pa., m. B;yy.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2l-Chair-
man Dingley of the Ways and Means
committee, after a fifteen minute talk
with the President this morning, said the
currency me sage will not be sent to Con-
gress Qnlll after the passage OF the tariff
Dill. His opin on is that the House will
quickly pass the bill. but he admits there
Is no prospect 1or acton in the Senate this
session.