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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

r.v "A"HIN"IuN IokEcAsT FOR FRIDAY.
"Aa'achusetis, Rhode Island, and Connecticut
NJ. 'n e'oadiness' with snow Friday and Friday
wluds.
-" eastern N,v York and ,oe.tern Ns,o York. ruo,v
n.1"S ana probably friday r.iyAI. .,ouiv yt.ino
'~"pe"trrr; northeastsrip ,rtnd,,
cavern PsnnSylvan!a and New Jersey, snow
49," ~. PROBABLY turning into rain Friday night;
IsA'y warmer; easterly winds.
~ u District Of Columbia. Delaware. aud Mary.
f''dayi slightly warmer; easteriy winds.
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The Weather.

ihe low pressure which was forming In Texas
On Wednesday assumed definite form yesterday
shd moved with Increasing energy into the lower
An'naippl Valley. where heavy rain WAS falling.
- 'hs lily the day was fair. becoming hAzy and
SOu'y toward nishti highest oniclsi temperature
80 lowest 22'; average humidity o3 FER cent. ,
-me generally northeriy, average velocity 10
lLN' an hour' barometer. corrected to read to sea
As' At A. NJ. 3o.ss. 3 p. NJ. so. ~.
u thermometer at the United states Weather Blu
d'eshtered the temperature Yesterday m follows,
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The trading 70 day was quiet and devoid OF Interest.
jSsssoIiy ASK and he hSs,asti.ps 4 prices wsTs SSn:
declined slightly in sympathy with the weakness in
Liverpool. The loss was soon recovered, however.
stating that prin. cloths had aold 2: high as ~ cents
was soon exhsusted. and on renewed liquidation
prices slowly recsded. The receipts ~ the porta were
below early estimates. Private Manchester advices
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HROOkLYS'S DEBT LIMII.
esiy 500. 600 in Reach for m $500 -
Contract.

Contract.
Mayor Wurster and other Brooklyn oficials
aAa a conference yesterday In relation to the
naaing OF bonds for the construction OF the
Steel conduit between the Milburn reservoir and
Ssprine Greek. The contract for the work calls
ier the expenditure OF about $500. OOO. while
ue Guy Is within 100000 or 5000. 900 Of It's
Sso.I Unit IL was decided to issue 5000, 900 IN
sau AZ once. 80 that the work may be begun,
Suh the understanding that the remainder will
~nssaeui IN August. whom the new assessment
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pany reports for quarter ended Dec. 81.
S S5s;: ::Sss.s:.: ' fsi;;S 81 'ff'fss,ssssl Inc Inc. $751;
,li ed : s]ss.s!ss.: 4: :: 'ls $3.50 ''l 1s:ssS I Pc. Z; 'i. %:
surpiu. ...... .. si7.sii so7.s9s ec.sQo,os
Al q meeting Of the Ohio Soft Coal Trafic and
the Ohio Coal associations, the organizations
respectively q the rsIlro.d. and the mine op-
coal bushes. " the State wa. reached. Another
next. at which IL Is expected that q plan will be
adopted providing for the establishment ofs
Gus coal producers.
The committee representing the consolid nted
mortgage bonds OF the Kansas Pacific railroad
In relation to the decision Of the REORGANIZATION
Committee of the Union Pacific Railroad to
Ts.olnd Its former proposition giving the Kansas
new 4 per cent: bonds and 7s per cent. in pre-
ferred stock. The COMMITTEES will also issue a
pa. in this city. TO consider the proposed
curtailment OF IL interest, under the re-
IS and ITO y cent. In preferred stock. The
Kansas Pacific committee accepted the original
e oaas %, Of me the snt Sond fsiaaH sp "1S ev 70 tns TSi the
proposition Was unanimously accepted. The
committee will now. however. take q neutral
holders. Tho committee Ia not = unit in oppos-
Ing the modified terms offered by the Union
Pacific Reorganization Committee. but does not
recommending their acceptance. in view OF the
radical change OF plan.
At n meeting Of tho Board OF Control Of the
Joint Traffic Association held to-day President
Depew Of the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad was elected Chairman Of the
board in place OF the late George y. Roberts.
The election was made on the nomination OF
President Thomson OF tho Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
The receipts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs. S406, 454; internal revenue. S566. $40.
and miscellaneous, S5.80I. . total OF $685.
n TT. Ast l..t ta..C N nnn g..
pensions, were 81 .454. 900. an excess or expendi-
lures over rec-ipts of S475. l04. The receipts for
the fiscal wear to date have been S102. $685.
800. ana expenditures $3.50. g4S. $50, AN excess
OF expenditures over receipts OF S4T, 5000.
The net assets OF tho Treasury at the close of
business to-day. as officially computed. compare
with those Of yesterday as follows:
Gold coin and bullion Gee, el45, 1e3. .28 eiA5, sO5. 0f3
silver dollars and bullion. 10 1888. 78t 90. eos. 455
United States notes NUM-. 10.Stl ,O20 ll,OS7 3S5
Other assets In excess OF
demand liabilities. ....... 40 i3I.l90 39.i9t.337
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COMMERCIAL COMPESD.

THURSDAY, Feb. l1.-GRAIS-wheat-Spo
was easier. Sales "a. 900 bush. for export. OF
No. l hard Manitoba. 10000. and $4,000 No. l
Northern spring New York and Duluth on
private terms. Free on board Anoat-No. .
red. gltlc.; No. 1 hard New York. ses.c.: No. l
Northern spring New York $50: No l North
erp spring Duluth s6alc. Futuresdecline cd NC.
to lc. Future sales a.730, 900 bush. as follows:
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Rc., Estate Private sales.

l.. !. Philiips a Co. nave sold the northeast corner
OF Firm avenue aud Eighty fourth street. q four story
dwelling. lot z2.2xig5. to ]. hooscr Hamersley. on
private terms
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
fs~ York stock EXeLaars-s.,.. r.s. N

I" 'orh stock ExchaAGe-saies Feb. II.
TN'fED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81, Ooos).
RVVvst''r 1907. lll%l 55 s ts.c I9a5.
l6Us"e,''o"! l2H l22H0l22A
' r"icEs or UNITED STATES BONDS.
U.s., Bid, Asked, Btd, A,s.a.
nri"h q 3 Do, r.
us~ eoH - lsoA.".llaH ll3x
Ion, U & os. c.
psuiiAH lib 1900. .".ll3A ll3A
1907 U 8 %, =.
uSu,iish ll3H 1895 ."..lo3h lo3A
laos U b Do, z.
l22@' isvv..",lo6h 10TH
"'''"la2a 1874
%hAiLRoAD AND orBr. .oyns IN =, ooo.,
10 Atch adj 4s... a1L"s 49,, si'ooo''
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
6V BROADWAY. NEW YORK. feo, 10, 1891.
from ~ O'Clock noon feb. 10, isgI 20 the mornlae
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oats-spot vas easier. sales $4,000 bush. including
10. 900 No. 2 MIXED m private terms. free on board
anost for export No. y white. 2J+c: No. 3 do.
/ 900, at 2iAc.: No = do. clipped, 2tc: No 2 do,
do. Zoe: NJ. 2doi dsii,sred. 2ase reflected white:
2IS30c, Futures declined &c. Future sales u 900
bush, As follows.
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dividends and anttrest.
once or tho ,A~tr,sna Cea,. Company.

Omco OF the AmerlcAn Goal Company.
NO. | BROADWAY
NEN YORK. Feb. sth. 1897.
The BOARD OF Directors Of the American Coal Com
pany, Of Allegany County, Nd, have this day declared
q sent annual dividend OF ! per cent, upon the Capital
s ock OF tno Company, payable NJ this once on Mon
day, March LIST, las1.
at . O'Clock 4. N" and reop"ned on thr morning OF
"10' GEORGE N. BOWLBY,
Secretary
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na,l:y.wss oss,sr; New fred!ns. e7itaaiac. cost
and freight To Buffalo. Mailing. ~ 400, as to quality.
Rye-wss easy. state, 8ta4ic; No. Q Western. asA
Y3gltc. cost and freight 10 Buffalo. Corn-Spot wss
fairly active. hut lower. Sales VI. 900 bush, including
y 900 No. 2 MIXED on private terms IRE. on hoarl
elevators; No. y do. exc; steamer. 2TiSr. Futures
declined W. Future sales 80. 900 bush, as follows
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financial.
UNION PACIFIC
Reorganization.

The undersigned Committee announces that Il has
recast the Allotment OF new securities applicable
under its Plan OF Reorganization to the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-13
PUGET Sound SHIPPING

s-sscast Ii. Is r5 - J. '' s.ss. :.
<
sr na-- - sa-er Cart A Pe.ssesoa
.drssasa-s-r = 3.
50 aszzert e s
- sad
cssA.as Bass; =
con. Trzaspor1sea
.ss - =
- Jozs1 ersn y n1 Es'er a - ne s'sas ASs %
wy aaeorsrates F,,5
7k1r soessr
fiesr9 az5ud = Ess asrser has oos Rgy
sssss Mesa las sss s ssa- sg Astaza
Steamship
sosztnx eHarle
Iazra A9aa - t FoE. skszy = r Sa per-
5sTsa s. cBes Nelsos sesooner toas A
fsr e cSrsa1 se- Tiaas5E esa45ss Hsr sT1aI
E.ssa haEssa p .As Cent
f~ps?fus Frzaclsco
Bar o tons sa@l 22 @ s f-s5 csnsx
srs5 - 2 Danlir Z soaS sh9oSef 49,
tx co Bs-Esats 9 wl.er zs Fraaeo
British
s DsHsa a wht ,ss sS5a rye e pssa On sEs G.
e gSssa
& fsk Trvress was rom san Fqasc
sas D : = ssss E r saa s s Il
s fsne o. 1sat t4 2 aS Fn rsa Ssaou aTTe
g P 3 a o = sss fsa a Gsa kao aet1er5
Da = w saa5' E Bsas Tss k S HAVE ss~ssp
Isakk & : easrtsTea Fs7g = arrival - vrnv.r, r4
raOdd from Pr Esksy or Ba
Jozaa Abersea Hosoala Hawaiian Isas
ash valued a ~ :" hzs ass Vs1sa Al 80 'T ~ans
British saenAsq "a:
vaea 4 s.
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VESSELS Bound IN.

~ % &c ai ss: s xs "a B s:s e ana s.:
A.ss. y Esa 3 = x a: gg pa r sssai
1850 RssaEs askssy
ss E = I -:s ss 55s Pr F. E
Aseatis MsyST Ger - Is tons saiy1rry Eieaa Aagnst =
& @ sr s. s. tons ssa San San FFa5 S 4t Bsa., s.s.-
eaSsaa, f%aeasss * IIsi o5s s1nFrassseo TseaSa
Ssss N s = .sss a5aPgis8 pos T9zssssi xsssa
CoTet T9r9sE7 an s - iess Ser Po Port Townsend
p.a bead w.
Frs a & P ass sS@S ft5sxk- vre9uvs-
Egcss = Isgss - p tons z ssss.E
ss5 esss1 81 - - t9ss Csss In Psss So
f GeEs 1s- Tag q 80 soes ssa Fanrs2e pe2zrs Pay
g. e7a1 = - So - 's1s rs5 fTs 12~ sss AsEs
Gosy
gs q Na77ses 90 AZ = - T.ra'sa.
ii1w7b Trs-F. czs s. - - t7Ss Y5S6Asrsa ps<s
isy5s s-seH esz s. sal5saaTs PaTs $50
frslas ka5.rs5e- ~ Faysi 5a15s
} e.s5 s-- = IS DsFzra s@y sesI
- Ye-asgrsz 3d. sTsssses. -
49, 4s15e a. - 50 sas -
Ssswsra Erss r. - sydas segtszber
1zsssgaaa NsTa $ sszs ToS5sszs sssfae
E-IAs Jsssa. Co Rosala- Pssss SIND =
So = Ta<sssa - 1899
Ese ~ = ssas F5ssss aakssy
Ese - ss - > 80 1919 NsAssa AzT:
E5a Wa 81 Sos ssa 81 s E.sss 4asa-s s5zss-
Trs Nsea So T5saskx Fssss saus
= f - 50 P2 3 F F 7 1881 ss55s.r
- rass tsa- So t~a Tacoua se7se=A~rL
49, 5srs ~ = As -. - - -.
Eas aess Eel Frssss
= s 8 81 FL FL Tls Tss Tss ssss-=
z4asA Fas'saa aa@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-13
CHICAGO MARKETS..


CHICAGO. Sep, 1t.~Ne matter Wa. --a
conpiexso<s 81 4 govsrzz ssnt crop rezovt
Fnay -. The what market e. aIn3ss H.
S@ria1sy we1x after - snnoeuce zaent
Ioc2f riarke1 WAS no ex~3psIon. TErs-.-
started ar q decline % sz1zte ard win
TIE exception q tso or IhFse shore spAszns
Or Strength. the market MAS decidedly OF
color ali day. The market vas Erfiuerees
more ~ what was learned yesseraay of
the growing weakness ~ the most spz4ra-
BE shipping grade u ~inter wheat No. 2
Kansas hard, and a decline OF .9ta Al
Iav@rpoos. tran by the government essi-
nsfs ~ the crop
The government estimate &st 90 ase
bushels. was rather srnaA "a trseis tsls shs
trade generally hss,fegess IN = weld - 81
90 bushels larger than tast~ TIE week
csearances from both coasts were equal n
Ehea; an6 four % ;. 81. 20 bushels. sgzinss
$500 h1sEels tbs corresponding week of
isss. Chicago received today ~ ears
against lss year ago Mlaneapolis ard
D254tn Eof - ears agas1St ~ 11.Hraay
hrElne-s was given 20 The market a. an0gt
the price trading commenced ~ when the
exrCr. c8s aE auceS began 70 - made known.
and L was found shat ms salprerrz q
wheat from PHILADELPHIA were 10 80 DsSn-
els. ard from Sew Orleans as go bushels.
Following that temporary eTcoGra senSent.
ire AESt reasons for weakness returned
with re6oHa.ed streagh and nnaZas more
material break took place.
The total cleafanGss q wheat ard -four
from Atlantic ports sor The week amounted
70 so ~ bushels, but that dit nos further
intsTfsrp with the sseaknezx ~fth wnlcn
the market Rad meantime become badly
afflicted After ffucs uating for short tine
around the lover edge Of TIRE % nsnz range
Il gradually increased Ia heavsness uatl
about half an hour from the ens Of the
session. when II Rad Sot dowrn 20 ,.
The weakest phase ~ ire market Was II
TIE Eag ten minutes Of the session, by
which time The general crowd rad gained
tire courage Of their convictions ane 10
longer feared 20 sen the wheat sftsy cor
ssdered much too high. They battered The
price down TO SIC. even 70 &sssc for some
OF a. but not wishing 20 20 home short.
some huyirg q that sort caused recov-
cry 20 ssssc az fhe Close
Corn was radically weak, made so 81 he
government crer report. heavy receipts
ard poor Shipping demand
Taking into consideration Eha Weakness
in corn ard wheat cats were c1r'para-
lively steady. although prices az the close
were from lac 70 &C lower.
IN provisions stop loss orders were nu-
rrsercEs A great deal o. sur was Naul-
dated by New York ana tire selling at
times took on the appearance OK an organ
lied raid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-13

The MERCHANT MARINE.
A Considerable Increase I'm Tonnage,
bar Decrease. in Nurn hers

WASHINGTON. Sept G-Ths 5oca-
z7ea9sd merchant z1araE@ % the UnErat
statxs On Jane last numbered z So wes-
sels Q. T. ~ 20 gross ta2S, an Increase ef
* 80 tons oTsr 1875. ard = decrease e -
vessels The tonnage 90 tha Atlantis and
gg[E coasts 5 2s41.1sS. 4 Eee-ezSs q : gsa
tons The tonnage CO ths great lakes :
1.s-8 RS tons an Increase o. sSAH tons.
Pzc13c coast tonnage vas v.rr1@lIv sta
tt014-y. American sailing tonnage has
been exceeded ~ steam tonnage for tne
first a1e n or history. tbs steam ton
mage OF June ID amounting 70 s.5Es YES
sells % 2sSs.S5s gross tons. "a Increase q
s. 10 tons over the previous rear. Nearly
al q. this Increase IS On The great lakes,
where steam vessels number :. - OF s71,-
-5 tozS
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ouotasion,


cattIa-Recpspts were small and quota
tons were almost entlrely nominal 1hs
few sales f4ade were az yssteT1ay prices.
unxz-Sales vSege naade ~ heavy packing
hog al s. zaG5 g ard eh sca hsaTy hrougnt
s4l5H45 waise prime aSsortea lights sold
a. SIS ard choice rfsxed 81 81 n ne
greater part Of the hogs crossed the scal ,
II sgfsA2S. lots Of Httia pigs selling az 40
a..
sneers-Nastve sheep were STEADY AZ 80
Cts and Western range docks az 500
-. Ea-rtz wera zalasle A. s. %GAJ5 Tor
coils 10 10 * vs4s.sS for choice. Eaasssrn
tssysrs take ali tbs Seslsrn ewes a. 49,
10 they can get.
&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-13

Scectal DsSp2-ca = ne Pnss-T-.sZss gezesr.
TALFA1St1. SEPT L. ?. Z-E&x oz.sceE
y IS clo41ys g-& weSg fur niles. Clsst-
ward, a tug, a. u1sas aarx f. tow os ire
Sea AAHl. IL 2. -. Inward. a A-coozs-
81 SIS ,. r. Tug Tyee 81 EAa Stats
CI~AL4-AA BAL. Sept - = IL
Clear cain
PORT ANGELES Seq. Is , rz--Ez-
ro<nsseEs ss-es. c-e4-Gx. Mad west. gs2
miles
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Aria iasrs Va = rsst - TEursasv
.w~zsaw a. f-nEsans saf1 Sirs csz1ssss-sz
wer~ Initiated sr1 rwn T-sri9zs wee
~uee1sfez After ~ nazsaesa ae1al h91
s,Aer Es-ssss 80 EaaE4 wsTH 9zzgwa anaa
% sazzss frsen8s cs fas ergssr. Taa aEBt
s.sa.zrs e fhe saeSs4 was q EIarx rTo~
r-s-uze ~ participants aaiaE 8rz
Cs~nea w-s.ee- EAz@~ ~MS re~&s~ef FwD
rasrrns1x vso2z sa3os. &Es Ms Css@zar.
was gzvs = Character rN-ssAL4s-- go
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As FRANCISCO MARKETS.
gread.tur..

~ FRANCISCO Sent l1-wAs., has
-. 81 1rAdsng Il light ?. ayyts-rs are
! = .l@sisY Is sssadr FOR SPOT ard low
|so-~ - tats show Al howard ter
r.. - aasz&ss II Arm. though rot very
siesiEg Quotations
|sG-rss; December. xsT.; Nay.
49,. - Easy; pecsaber. ssxc.
A. ,ls-xe yellow. st-l1(ffIS
- aeI5a
- $500 s ex-ras, sSEss g: eakers'
i, - :. !. spzsng s. So. ~ Genial for
Rs - s-s''- for pCice. ral}linx wheat.
80. ssssss6,. ess,>. s-..~7x,
tE-&i.la
-, ~ 2 tslr sig-t,s77 IN. r.os q,
~ =. fancy feed = Srmf e..
~ + - 49, p. rev Salinas 3 fssgf x.
a. ns3arS S. 1s53 a- as~s,rsss
sss Eszsi - 'se'' ''-' - e'asS'
aec~ipts.
i ssa-ssr SACKS :, az -. -.
n - 10y cs0,8ss sN oats ssrr-
. - asts orewga ( 81 h.-..s sr@ts
- ceasse g. .-.--7' - -
sn.as.. acks. IS. S. @.ss 800 -
- ss y. bay. toas. 81. san
- rss-~e sss@s a. Nsezt efEcs -
w saissrs -. 9ale<s.,fer. TASKS. s.
c. rresaee. Fruit. Ste.
y. So ssecs hay se-ts- -ss4s- ~
'sSerS 8 5.s.s - sr-sa 6-i,tl-
ss.- 4rse Age.ters s. s ~
= s. 49, 81, N@2 per scr
~, !" -s.s, g assal4. us,a. ana IA,
sA1 ~ ~. les barrier. Ssfls
IS eF-n-~aNls1 49, = 4 eee,--k q
~ ssss..s sAeat s;-sGls: straw.
. =. ssss.ssses-t sArlv ~. $780,.
srsszks - as 81rharks ats 49,
- sa2as.e Fixer resx ,. r,,vs
essrsksss -. g@r ~rs~5- 81, fr-a
g. eay cGcur. ters. Eaasa,.
- ~ .eA-e Eer at-
as- eae,ss go2ns, ssrgcz beans ia
saass 49, Ss14sA. Ssf -, - 49,
~ - sa<< 80 oox Ersan essrss AS
~ sss-s...-s - Eseen PEPPERS "a -,
- Ina sss-s green
r-sss Sass,-
ksFs s~srsss & sesa -
~ - s@sfasrriss. 49, lee-
r. - ess tAlassp-. - = -
sS.~<se. -. ktac Pr a1z- - srs-s{i
- g-x.s * 2rN fa-. F1e-
- gezs4s 80 81 s-s-s sr
- saS~e -e#ss Tckav Esfss,
a. aesses. - "a pr c
49, Ssss p..-ti~s'iS : per tot.
"a sssSs-. TsAleaa aaaes. S. sssES 81 (.
- se-s~s szncy = tess.--..i /,
-aess -, EEas Ss- l,.-,.-.. - ~;
&. - 3 nr -.
49, 49, s-sssAc- ssses. &.
ss-@E eEe&rs-v. - go 80
$685.. .ssss-scs Tar IS Sasry.
~ SD aew s-seh, -
80. sNsc. Cz.E oe-ssA
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Eaezzne-s p<psezraSz Hrs Elizabeth Mar
r2y a sSlTs- saEA- sSoca IS 4 E-Rrx 6.
Fze2r ATTrscsazzor - AE- ksn&zezs in sr-
.sy1zszsZE tAs srts-e foGge recsrray.
Ls1f-tT EctrsSaE1sEss ws-e served 5atEr
= tss ewezy. and 1zzeszE l21zigg3 IN
EEE5 zzt&Es-x
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SexS Wa9-As2zw ~TGz@z<. >. s1s c.cse
q LeT-z-rss C1AueK-. No, q al ~2crC1 Sc
es4 Ri - sez4 TAsre SIC - - charge
Ter &a-z4sssna. a13 az srssEzae-z % ehs
k1zs1sT1 SA- zTe c1rsEzily Ezvl1e1 ar
--ss11e@ES q k@arr2Sae c4apte~ @Ee sxr@cs-
- to - present. EAGA la2y . requested
- ST1aE - aszza1 rz24E - weAr. EXCEPT
t1s s2azz. wash Is % &c aasse1 sHgy.
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suls waLI& WHEAT MARKET

-. nfspa sch q he rcs--fnteili xeueer
rss.A.a NAfIsA. sept. I.-Tn~ wR4eas
~ VS. rua today. nogwfr Asfa nafnE
szTe aEgs number Of farmers IN
- 2 Fssce G-srpea 80. IRE quota tfS,aS
- = ~ essc and ~ Tor BID werl.
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asz Deal ia Mfn~r~n l.aass

DENVER. 49, IA grsesai % re
Y,enasHcan freEn SaHsN Pa X n SAYS.
sr-ea esea~ee estate. &c Esa-veT. l. 81 lay
So e Ny TuTE ST1At2r :. = Ia
- west Nf~xzn5a. Ar4 4 g. &c.,. - s.
r.ssss ouaegs ~ 80 or-1E =4se r-sc. Ia
Sc SazeA Ee n11@sT- saFe sc3 tAa
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r~arA * 80 a@ss st4-z eoazz-sS ssEr-saFY
a >s~ 2sXiSa
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wheat ships Sail for England.

PORTLAND. Or, Sept. live whsa.
laden vessels cleared from fhis paxt to
d2y. the British ship Crown % Scotland.
Gcdfvs. with ITT.so bushels Ro1h vessels
are far Queenstown or Falmouth fer o5-
6zrS
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cream cheddar. 1sssIlc. youn~ -.
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Lsss-sso-e. EsSLsc. ranch re g. 80
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sssIs 0s0S: snail hrossarx = ssSss-
sssks hrosssrs. e 75s. fryerx ss<sz = 80.
= - - - A<--ssz~s Fesza3 s -.
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Wool and Hops
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slAslla, zz months, Szxfsss rsgzrrs-sF~ -
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sf~rfi1z OF London. sSgzt. Nss
s,sger bars yts D~a<t~-slxh. q
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.
COMPANION. of the Forest.

Queen City Circle Ne. rs. net as usual
on Wednesday evening last T. their hall.
Iags First avenue. Chief Companion TEOTr-
IS II. Andrew presiding
Three applications for membership ware
duly acted Upon
Tne circle eujoysd a rare treat e IRE
vocal and instrumental programme pro
viGed for their deiec1stion. The Queen
city Clrcls's rendition % Floating was
particularly pleasing. Mesdames Mueller.
Andrew. Ca-<te1s and L.iehfy gracfoGzly
responding - repeated encores- Tbs En-
tire programmes was OF = very high or
der. each 1uzaSer y ITSELF giving much
pleasure
Tie social cunulttse. consisting Of
Mrs Ernest Czrsters, Mrs. {. Z Grant.
Mrs - z. Llebiy and AIRS. Mueller e.
tertz1ze6 the circle % 4 most dainty ard
inviting G-ca. which vas thoroughly en-
3oye1
Several candidates VII b initiated q,
fha nexr meeting, and companions arc
urgently requested 70 turn cot f. force
q order hat the beautiful and improved
initiation and zrapls1si degree car De car
rsed cut n manner betting tas Queen
City Ctrcle.
Chlst Companion T. Il Andrew report
- 4 pleasant VISIT 20 afr. ard lA-s. J.
C2rs-srs. ot wcolIsy. and conveyed their
f-atsr1zl messages. which were vel re-
eeivsd.
or Wednesday evening nsxt ire circle
gives thu 6rst winter after meeting Sc
cal dance % - foil5ws5 on wednesday.
September - - q grand canoe. . wllicA
friends % ,Es companions VIII D scsz11t-
ted upo1 prc62Sttca os ths necessary Gre
dentials.
TIE first meeting ef re Fovsstsr's
AnuseEnsns Association VII be he33 thls
evening 81 10 First avenue south
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

arnNA. Sept u.-wheas--r.ower. IN
szsaeF With Eastern markets. cIeSe:
> ga SC: No. Z hEueste1s. Sc.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

rsl.ga1ASD Sept. Receipts,
2 ~. NallA Walls, SC. valley and blue
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MARINE NEWS.

Ace Cooke rart 8 "A p p@rn-Esa=g .
from 81 AieE1eI va zor< ToSznsead. 70
Eoa4 fer Eezc.E1u-
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roRETGs aARkErs.


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$50 -
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saxs 80 eaAss. aEHss sAzsoes 90 Easzase.
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Seattle carp No =. zzss z rsgu,z- $50
sssz 81 Friday sfga-- ssvez rev annls-
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TIRE 81 - an - portrait meeting -sxt
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p@arzss. wpn by Erz Sszr1ngs. ssesza
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