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abroad ard loss cs bah leaders az Chi
eAgo. prices declined ard rha weakness
songsnAssa. wsta faw reactions right ZIP
- the cf2~e
1871 transactions DURING the day were
E.7sSsssss bushels.
General Quotations.
acnr-Recespss. =. So: exports. ssss bar
setse Opened srsafsy. but ss1rned weaker
osifE 70 the b4fe sara IN whe&e- Winter
ssrGsghss ss.sa54ss
Naeat- Esce4pfs. s5s $50. experts. 81 aas
bushels STsaz weak. Ne red &c. Ess-
sao1s szseze9 sssaiy ara advanced on -
Ca covering. after which II collapsed urs-
Ger lisa pssotrsiog ezbies. LACK CT sub sup
pert AID heavy unloading. closed weak,
Is9Sc Eat osGiis4e. Sales Included Nc.
red August. closed at sc. September. sss.
&C, closed a. Sc.
EeySs-<aaiss
N0as-FIrrn-
fef-oiSG rn-Ds:f
Coree-49ptsors opened steady 10 points
lower; closed steady ara isaSss rsoin:s net
so~sr- Sales Is - bags Including Au-
gust, SEC: September :. 20. November
e&se, December. &C. Spot coffee. RIO
was. No I invoice. -sscs sohaEug. sAse.
nslid quiet. enx<soTa. fass 4sssarc.
sGkar--RAw Firrn. refined firm.
Metals
Northern sia-&ssia@
change. sii8IlsS
Iin--Sssiiet: straits. sls S1IsH.
IiafeS-&laiaf
Spel.sr-t<t1ist: domestic. sss7z s.
Ledd--ExGhanxs nrya al g. SesiS IS, erck-
ers strong at - 81.
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ed frora Canada tssS week. against a
5ass week > IA the week a year @Sn ard
~ swe years aga.
The stock Market
NEW YORK. Aug r. 9s<asSsrvst's re-
view OF she stcck market will Szy 10
morrow:
Altar little hesitation at the begin
ming cE tae week &Ae -.a@rRgi n&S bread
sled ana &cy&rc~c or = enormous yai-
~sns ~ tFAEs2etsofS. Fs4hEss buying Nf
81 Aggressive ssad has absorbed as 81
ss~SasASsNe interests cave .Ttsertty bent
sbsr AID 20 ts@ movement A feature
aas ceeTs tire aft@utfces TsA4* 10 luw ~erses-f
aFsS neessTte<1 securities. mary sxGsekS ~
t1as class advancing sssreAy 81 sympathy
wtfa tse general movement ~ prices
ne adx@zss II sF&ts AVID csTn r5fzrstfssI
Of previous estimates az X,1srsstaear -.
Qti~s1ssEts. Together wtsh fhe sfrsss Il, sx-
cnsnse and expectations ~ large gold
imports ara aE1FCx tho leading - cto-S
IN sustaining tsa~ decided ssssl&sSA Senfi-
rfSnss> The street Is ALEC srfisasae~d hv
The Increasing returns ~ sasirssa earn
iegs AL oseF TIC country. &S veil IS ~
the accounts cx Ire vcsarse whsss raft
Tn@G earnings are ASSURING The move
m9Et faS rof h@en wttNsess4 CANCERS AZ
oterp0rcaaslSs ard tbs creation # wax
accounts. 4 moderate selling movement
on FRIDAY. which was. however. sseAasesf
IN ne leading bail interests eTf3re tx
hAd gcEs very far, was therefore looked
en- Ntth some satisfaction
Baak CIenrfnS.
The following table complied hy R-na.
street, shows the banks c4earingx 81 TIRE
cities Indicated for the week es0esi August
Is. with the percentage Of Increase ana de-
crease. as compared WITH the correspond
ing week las; year:
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Totals $3.50. - - tSSs, $50 1873
X. C. Dun a Co.'S Review

NEW YORK. Aug. ia-R. @. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade tomorrow Will
say:
Every city reporting this week notes In
crease in trade, and nearly all report bright
crop prospects. The great change In bust
nesS smn y axse ~ the ~ o,
country. by their statements OF the situa-
fion az their homes. and more forcibly by
the heavy purchases they are making, But
the customary sigas OF prosperity are not
lacking. The strong rise IN stocks. the
growth Of bank siearings and railroad
earnings. the heavy speculation In many
products, but most OF all IN wheat. have
made the week one Of surprising interest.
even to those who best remember the up
ward rush tn 1879. 4; the principal clear
ing houses throughout the country pay
ments In July were slightly larger than In
1850. and II per cent. LANCER than last year
In the first week in August, ~ per. cent.
larger than IN ixs2. and % per rent. larger
than las year. and In the second week OF
August they are i7.s per cent. larger than
In 1852 and Ss.i per cent. larger than last
year. The great crops and the haste of
foreigners 20 buy and ship wheat Ia view
Of shortage elsewhere have made the week
memorable. Taking Of profits by ponl
lowered the price cents on SATURDAY, but
eeipts, slow In July. have in two weeks
been 1897 sft bushels against fg21 sss last
year. and Atlantic exports nogr ineinasd.
els against ASA SIS last year. Tie urgency
Of French buying OF wheat, reports that
Russia VIII stop exports IN 6rftr 10 k.ep
supplies for Itself and continued ship
nent. from, the Pacific coast 10 countries
usually having a surplus. make even the
largest estimates Of probable supplies not
too great for the possible demand,
In all the great Industries large de-
raard for products appears. leading TO
heavy purchases OF iron Gre 70 MO fnrs n
Cleveland IN week and steel billets. f9.aA
tens while concessions recently reported
I'm pig iron have ceased. The output OF FUR
nas,es August was ssSx E tons. against
rFapA July l. and the decrease IN known
stocks unsoid indicated n consumption FER
two months past averaging isf.ss tons
weekly. which il more than In The same
month of 1852 though below the greatly In
creased capacity Of works row. Sales Of
tin ar. moderate. OF copper 10 American
consumers large II Is said. NJ II cents for
lake. and OF lead az i.ia cents. with spec
uIaffve realizing bat heavy sales ~ TIN
plates ara bringing slightly better prices.
Speculation in wools continues, with
prices about Il cent higher. with sales OF
y 4sq so hounds In two weeks showing
tbs willingness of some holders 10 realize.
Failures Tor the week have been 20 In
tse United States. against 80 Last year,
ard 30 in Canada, against - last year.
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MARINE NEWS.

Special Dispatch IN the pcst~Intsllig sFsrs-.
PORT GAMBLE. Arg. 12--Arrtvs1: Fs
Palmyra Capt. Keller. esxafeen days
from Honolulu SAILED: stAr Bangor,
Csuc Aens for SaH pedro
TOQrIAg wash, Aug. fz-Tasiad-
Schr la Cs.rcrse. tro1a Hoqaiam for Re
acr.eo: scnr F.gsreSls. from Aberdeen for
NJ. x3rSo Ar~fvAt-sichr Gem. from San
Fra rsrfaso for Hos7E5isFrf-
PORT TOWNSEND. Asiw. la-Arrsves,--
rx Columbia. frusS Ear FyAsrssc9 for
rIak4Iey. bk RufuB f. wood al Sarsaa-
rs. ~ Oriental. "a. Frafsclsee ser VA
Pr f.synnss. schr Spokane. San Diego for
Pert fSaubse: Scnr AItsrt Aeyer. from
- @il.syresrs- tag PSnnee- wfth sGogs. report
"a a. Alsgt tsy wednesday morning, max
ing good TIM.
p-Isnvra. frcEz Honolulu. s<tisd-Schr
rzrxe-. fog ssr Pedro.
ggAYs rARBoR Aag. r---ATrsys5--
Sr~r rrsrrz Utter from San FgArcssco.
August Z. Echr Charles r. Wilson. san
F~sre1x-o.
ASTORIA. Or. Aug. is-Faps- Tac1rp-
sea. os lie British sAap Eap1Eo@yle, Who
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llosIng Quotations
FoREIGx Markets
Financial.

LONDON. Aug. H.-Consols. liz 7-is. Sill
yer. z5Axd.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Tha Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
There was general reaction In the stock
market today. Americans opened dull on
the New York quotations OF this morning.
There was sharp rally al midday. but as
nat st the lowest. The decline was partly
due TO New York tactics and partly to the
fan in wheat.
am told French buying has ceased for
the moment This IN no way contradicts
what l cabied about French exchange. In
spite or the recent selling OF Americans
here, the best opinions consider that Amer
now to be shaken by any moderate reac-
ton. A heavy shake-out will II IS heliev-
e. IN as re Fen sas sb Bar gea is ago,
Their sale Of bars by the Bank Of England
thus combining the exceptional nature OF
the. sales early In the week. Kasfirs were
dun. Interest In them canters upon the
mining reform ard the concessions by the
Trsnsvaai government:
Todays London discount for three
months IS. Ia per cent. but the forward
quotation for nsy<t week II ~. French sx-
change was quoted at widely different fig
ures at the close ranging from 2Si7ls to
Is 1914.
The Parts and Berlin bourses were
steady. Exchange has again risen sharp
IS. The cause Is understood to be the large
sales OF wheat drafts by New York on Paris,
thus threatening gold exports from France
French merchants are therefore buying
bills on London. in order to ship gold IL
necessary from there.
urendstuGS.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1i-Wheat-Strong.
Cargoes off coast firm; cargoes on pas
sage, sellers asking an advance OF ca: En-
Elish country markets firm. 60 higher:
French country markets strong; Liverpool
wheat No. California, IS <dJ1s Sd Cot
ton. uplands, I'D.
Close-wheat. No. red water. West
ern, firm, Is "a: No. red Northern spring.
firm. IS 3d.
Corn-American mixed SPOT new, 2s
hid: August. steady. % ND; September.
b ard: October. quiet. 81 Ind.
T!oar-St. Louis fancy winter. Arm. s. Cd
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Sehone has been placed -
the itopi&.s ran during the EATERS AZ
seGrr in northern waters
Collier Washseaaw arrived In Tor. YES.
terasy with J. j. Jerome, owner OF tna
NssAteraw and TsrogrcSo
The steamer Detroit Is undressing re.
pairs preparatory 20 hesng placed in
commission or me Alaska ran
Collier r'rcxrsso viii sail TO-DAY e. hal.
last. She ~ 10 take s0w az IL 20 al sha
mouth ~ the Cosuraeia river fos San
Francisco.
Schoorer< Novelty ard Sailor Rav
sailed Yesterday afternoon for ST Mich
aelSs carrying proytSsers ard supplies scr
the North American Transportation q
Trading Company.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Aug la-Qute q number
or izest5rs combined today to exercise
IT, 81, depressing influence OF values on
the STOCK exchange. There were also other
incidents which, while not calculated 20
nave any effect on intrinsic values, served
20 Put damper upon the speculation
EhlcA mas become rampant in Wall street.
he tone OF weakness ard hesitancy liz the
wheat market On account OF lower prices
ABROAD and a diminished export demand
were most keenly felt In the market. The
grain carrying roads OF course showed the
most sympathy with the wheat market
being most Immediately affected. But ev-
.Iy department. OF the market vas more or
less influenced on The ground that the re-
tarn or general prosperity viii be more
greatly helped by prices 20 the farmer
Tor his crops than by any one thing. Be
saass this very important influence tow
ARDS halt IL the rise in prices the more
SUBSTANTIAL and solid element Of specu.a-
tive buyers looked decidedly askance a.
The SPECULATION which broke OUT yester-
day and today In what the street aptly
termed cats and dogs" meaning discard
Ell odds and ends OF stocks and securities
appreciable value In the whole world.
There was more or less movement IN this
class or stocks. as was the case yesterday.
as Even ns saef bs
operators discouraged the movement I'm
this department OF the market, X being an
accepted maxim, that activity In It's pre-
sagss q bull movement and subsequent re-
action This consideration combined to in
duce some large selling 10 realize on many
or the stocks which lead in the specula-
ton The only aggressive strength dis
played during the day was by some OF the
great industrial stocks. which have recent
ly been rather neglected. Sugar being the
most notable example These succumbed
With the rest OF the list 20 the downward
tendency before the day was over.
No little eject was produced on the mar
ket by the heaviness In Northern Pacific
preferred. which has recently been prorni-
neEt for strength. The liquidation which
set In In this stock yesterday upon the an
ttnusd today. Friends Of the property
called Il profit taking. The stock sold
down IL and lost Ia net. Union Pacific
which continued quite active, receded az
one time Ia. but partly recovered The ex-
treme decline reached over point In a
large number Of active stocks.
fairly strong tone permeated the bond
speculation during the greater part OF tho
day. but IN the late dealings the marked
1spye ssioa Ia the stock market exerted an
unsettling effect on the speculative Issues
Esneral.y. The aggregate sales were
Government bonds displayed a sasgIns
tendency on moderate trading.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call was easy at IGiE per
cent; last loan. per cent: closed offered
at ! per cent; prime mercantile paper.
3izsf44 per cent. Sterling exchange weak
with actual business In bankers bills at
ASis for demand and As3is14s 3s, for
sixty days: posted rates. s4.s4,sllSs and
4s6iaI4 s.; commercial bills, 81 s2s5. Mex
lean dollars. 4sisc. Bar silver. s5Ac.
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arrived fron A-swerr. SAYS re rasssd ~
british sNtEs Eseaxa-scr frs-a Newsassfe
pas2s:s " san FTzngiscc. August s in =
N 5 w
ASTORIA. Aug fz-Arrsvess-Ssr Cecvr,
w. EztsSrs Grn-s Alaska str gcsssrAss Ssn
FrAnc&saec SaEEesf~-.Augssf e scar JeurIA
Stella. fer S8a FRANCESCA
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. st-Arrsvess-
ST. state as California Portland via As
scTtAs sf- CEsr4na Cos hay. saslss-Sxse
J. r LEEDS Pgs~*1arH
tsseS BAY. Aug. fz--Arrsye1-Ssr I'm,
ItTe, rom san Francesca. str Arsass. San
rrNrcterv
3AIIlTs AEE- Is --Arvsxesi- - Gee
hk John Nssfsss frosn SaE rrs-rfs-s
VALPARAISO. Aug ss-Arr4v.sS snsx
Chts 81 AEsarStfa. fgNsrs iNe~r Townsend
YOKOHAMA Aug. n-Saiaszs-Br s4r
Columbia far Victoria
SANTA KtsSSlaA. Awg. s--Sst.eS-Hxv
schr Hnaoiaiu for Fort Townsend.
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CHICAGO Markets


CHICAGO. Aug. .c-wneas cu~ned no.
Tar rom the prices cgrrent a. the end ef
TIE previous session and for an hour ne
range 81 asc1a2ticns in the isai!rx ~
tIrSs were confined 10 &c per oGsael, 4
olAereEI sta,s Of affairs from the 1rsg
pour violent ecee2gTfeitfsS on The day De-
fore. The foreign markets were less ex-
citsf than they were yesterday. WITH some
disposition 20 weakness. Al Ehe opening
the next dispatch from there showed =
further slight gain, the Latest prices were
~ q stigHt reduction from The FIRST. Paris
was ~ confines lower az the opening aud
Berlin the equivalent Of &c lower.
cash wheat was offered here at less pre-
nas11n than was offered for K dlriug lha
previous two days. September rallied to
s3<c, declined 10 Ssc, rallied 10 sszac aud
then turned very weak. stopping only 81
Asxc. decline from the highest prise OF
sesleraay L recovered again by j. o'clock
20 around Essc. where IL hung nstlesxiy
ana without much business passing for
half an hour.
The lower quotations from Paris were
made much Of by Tho bears Antwerp,
WAS unchanged and Liverpool closed from
ia to "a higher for cash wheat than Il did
yesterday. and sac higher for September,
ise decline which took September 10 aisc
was Helped along by q break In rrlees at
81 LOUIS during lis progress
Minneapolis and Duluth stocks OF wheat
were reported 10 indicate a reduction for
the week of l.sa.ocp bushels. and as Chi
caxo stocks should show about L In de-
crease, the visible supply ought 20 show
something Ike i.Gdn.s1 bushels decrease.
allowing for some Increase AT the seaboard
Inc seaboarc clearancas Of wheat and
-four from Atlantic ports were equal 20
sS.eo bushels. 2noeo bushels of II being
in the shape Of wheat from Newport
News.
The reaction from the first decline to
N1sc carried The price hack TO s.ac, bat
the market weakened again on renewed
liquidation and sold of rapidly to s07sc, re-
covering 10 She on shorts covering De-
cefnner averaged a. a discount OF +e. Sep
te,nber opened l.assc lower, at szaas2zsc.
sod between sJ'sc and so5sc closing a.
Ass4aiac, net loss OF Isc.
Ine early dealings in corn did not SYM
paihixe with the weakness la wheat
Fears OF early frost were evident in tho
minds OF the late bull leaders in wheat
and they took about ]. coo 90 bushels durins
the first hour. The decline In price OF
wheat began 10 have more effect toward
the end Of the session an! lower prices
were prevailing In the last twenty rn.nu,eg
Oats were active and firm early but
broke with the other cereals toward the
end.
Provisions ruled firm ana trading was
fairly active. The cash demand va
stronger than for long time
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TRADE DURING THE WEEK.
Brnsisfreet's Review.

NEW YORK. Aug. i3-BradStreet's
tomorrow will say:
Evidences OF Widespread reYiva, in the
demand for merchandise and other prod
pei general recognition The press has
therefore ceased discussing whether
trade has really tmrr6yef or not. and has
begun measuring th@ volume OF business
bGoyancy Of feeling has appeared among
buyers and sellers az New York Balti-
more. Chisaso, - Louis snd ka sssls
tarouget this week. the like OF which has
not been seen Ter ssveTai years Interior
merchants are euying d-T goods. Goth
ing. shoes. groceries and fancy articles
far r1sc~s freely than a. Bay tsrT4e since
ISae Crop conditions E2Te improved az
the South and Southwest. and merchants
there ara more enc0Isrs gso- southern
lumber mills ara rot ahls 40 keen up with
the orders ard ths i.r.unsTshie small
consumers of iron and steel throughout
the Central Western states are bSxying
raw material ga they have not for years.
a nominal advance Cf sSs 4 ton f3r steel
hiliets e more than feature, IS Il means
tre ro~sdence q makers IN an early 70
vfs~at Of the demand for iron ard steel.
whlrh has b@eu SO long delayed Wheat
scored 81 advance az &C Ga continued @n-
ports and tendency 20 decrease esii-
mates % the SIZE OK tbs domestic crop.
Woo! 90 higher or speculative holding
ard cottoa yarns have advanced again.
Exports % wheat teour Included as
Sts.e< ara fran Nc1treaf iris week ag-
r~exzta as 81 bushels. a. Increase over
ss~- week Of -7nre than 5s1 $50 bushels.
anss rornpsred with shipments IN the week
a wear ago of - 50 bushels, @4 80
F,sfsk.9e ln ssszS. * - 80 bushels 81 fszs
go - ( L. - bushels IN Isse TIE
xxrsrl.s- wide character 81 ths demand for
rrf- wheat ard four - illustrated bv The
.xqrYss f~era both coasts Of this country
- ~r,rs far~o~ ard trsFsa3egTt customers
ae pso ae Jarsf-o IL Brazil Cslsao Ia
par-i and sIlratsaya ia The island q Java.
-. . mention heavily increased ship
,ra-ssz 20 rselrnr1 S-htra ard the EzAt
Theirs were IA business failures report
a. .h~os1xs.gssz- tbs United States rhf~
wass ssorsszares With &1s last week 80
- -Na ss.rssg,a week Of August .ssss. is x,
ire ike period Of Iss5: - In iss4. and =.
In 1856,
There were :, business failures report
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

grAelal Dispztch 10 the Post-fnieiiigencer-
TAToOSH. Aug. f3.'-s r. ns.--barorreisr.
- ~ eiea~. nir.A northeast xix miles In
ward a schooner. at u o'clock schooner
Albert Meyer. a. 1z.ls 3 ra.s a schooner. 81
z 81 o. m. a bags, q: la 3. m. steamer
scotia. al ais p N. outward Bound strip
Oriental. 81 tow a SEA- L3crn- II Strails.
htopr1! out harkenfiEe IN tow 81 Fye@.
PORT ANGELES Agg Il 2. I.--Ea-
rumassr, 900: clsag. wlrd east. fo1r mites.
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r.-aehes. Esy5Ac per box. pears. 5E4sr:
Pms. SAsss.s xass-r-1vsans. xslsA per sgsa.
csanges- no-zl-al. Msx1exa lines. 81 sass q
Per Box CaEgors-sz lemons fzney. Is 50
sorszaoz- E91 -. bananas fgs rsr- sssss>h .
psnsa PIPES. E-5s7- - per sosen. dates, &,
Per ssoUad. Smyrna 1xs Isssstc
xs1ftsf-FaEry creamery gsz7e+c. seq
css5s @sg---c. fancy dairy. ep@s-lc: seconds.
ehsese-Farcy -asla. nsw, Sc per pound /:
AR 20 gocd. 7Essre. California c-e2r,
Sssecoa-, N1llc. YcEng Arnsrsca. s<1sc,
Ezss-rn. III &c. Western ng17e.
ETgs-store, Is@ssc per 1csea. ranc.,
3s5-2.s Eastern 10 &c. dick 1sc.
foGitrT--sTe turkey Aose8e-s- ssSIisc
Es- yonrss: Do hens. IsssS &c. ola roass--s.
So PER 5ozsn. ycuEs do. sasss g. snail
sros.sTS, Esssss 3. isry= 80. g. -5fz- 5.
srysrs. 81 zg5s. henx. SC ssgs4: ducks. old.
= 1szzs: Go young Sc E'sss s.; geese -scg5ss
Per PAR. xosl.axs. si99ss. pigeons. EELS
Per doxen? game nominal.
woef aad aopa
Wccl-Spr.nx: CAc.cs fooshlsf. sstsr; San
JOAQUIN SIX months s7far- 90 wears STA
BE sfsse; mountain. Ii{sssc Neyasa- ssIg r.:
orsscn. is4t5c: Northern I4ss1Sc; far
seatnsrr eoast lambs s4s1sscs San Joa-
~ tt iaHs g Gac. Sortaera lambs. s9lss.
C1ic. -
Financial.
ssssi:rE On London. % days. SIS: 60.
FfnamcHel.
SILVER barn 49,. S. tDrssts-Ssghs 80,
aeA. oois ...-&sasss Telegraph =. .. 10
Mtufex
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adams. ex div. .l3 lI-nitAs States -. ~
American =. ...1is Wells Fargo LID
NincnIinnrnm.
BRA dsfuds-

wheat values today turrblei = frUrl
last rights close and Sc from yesterday
highest ro.nt Of ssssc for September TIE
decline was attended ~ heavy unloading
81 forx wheat II piled into ths market
srorz al CHARTERS Influenced bY weakness
abroad particularly in Paris. where no2.r
ysrscSs brazs : points fFcF-s hast nlsaF
The best traders here were prsp@re<f Tor
,he decline h;sy the rank and fla % bulls
opposed Il vigorously. and even suecse1sd
ga forcing September AZ the opening uD
srorr -s--c 20 sAc. IL was nsssssss fzx-
ever, fer with unsatisfactory news frosn
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wilson's Yukon Guide. now edition froo
rrea@ July Atn. all Information % oas
about new fields and nsw routes So
,~ao.- ha1-tons view OF dawson City;
~oov-4xntets Price = cents. maps. -
cents gs,d order at orcs. The CatTtsS
Company. rs First avenue.
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Produce. Fruits. Etc.

M53dnass. slS5eSf22 per ton. bran. 81
Ga
Hay-w-heat. s12s2fs par tor, wheat ard
CAT SI3als. eat. Sl9s91 =; lasz barley. sgsss
T. n3ta&tA x.kks-53. ciover. s.. ~ 80. e;o<-x
s'69. COMPRISED wheat. $e52sg4. straw
isr bale 9x&c
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ufh AND cErLKooT PAss

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'Imeer a. Lake Iinaerman
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800 sef this TRIP. Don't fssi 10 SET
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