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.sc0RcHERS IN A TRAP

hoard fence erected across the Lake
Shore drive at Chicago and several park
policemen spoiled two attempts to preak
century course record the other day. the
rider for whom the barricade was built es-
caped by taking another route, and two other
wculd-be holders of the 1OO-mile record. un-
sought by the officers, and third r1der
Who was following them fell into the trap.
They were arrested shortly after O'Clock
In the morning and taken to police sta
ton, where they were required TO give Tau
for their appearance In court FOR many
weeks the police had laid traps for an early
scorcher who had been whtzzing through
the park before sunrise In attempts to
pedal over the century course faster than
any one has done before him. There have
been many exciting chases, but the riders
were too swift for the horses and usually
got away after giving the policemen q
laugh OF derision.
II was learned one afternoon that a GER
tain wheelman early the following morn
ing was going after the record. ana
20 clock. The police were given orders to
catch him at all, hazards or answer to the
captain for inability to do SO. 1t was de-
cided to fence on the drive. In the center
space for q wheel to pass through, pro-
vided 1t was going At . reasonable rate Of
speed.
There was b wild shout at 40 O'Clock at
the base Of q hill in the park leading to the
street. and the officers hastily lined up At
the gap In the fence. One was stationed
north of the fence to give chase provided
the cyciist got through. Two officers stood
at the ends Of the saw horses nearest the
gap, ready to close the opening II the COM
n.and to halt was not obeyed. Al they got
to the top of the hill the tandem team saw
the barricade, but did not notice that the
men standing around 1t were park police
men.
..Traclr, track. there" shouted one Of the
riders, wildly, rs he violently back pedaled.
Stop, or We WiH close up on you," an
swered the captain Of police. The men an
the tandem saw instant death or mutilatfon
In the barricAde and turned toward the
street. Across this street stood three ON
Gers with drawn clubs, ready to stick them
into the wheels OF the machines. The tran
was perfect and the men were compelled
to come to q hasty stop. They were per-
spring and highly indignant. and wanted
to know what harm q little kast ridinx t1id
In the park before the birds were up The
only reply was q cali Tor the patrol wagon
The scorcher for whom the fence va
erected particularly had learned OF H.
and Instead OF tahing the drive he sped
north along another street. ana ths o6lcers
Were none III wiser. His dstDur, however.
lost him eighteen minutsa. and caused him
to nlns hlB pGcemakerA He was thus cDsn-
PEELED to abandon the attempt on the rec
ord. thengh - he'd . laugh u ~ exDense
IT fhs police.
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never got 1t back. Those who had come TO
Know them as kllpatricks refused to know
them as kirkpatricks and in the course Of
time the effort to reclaim the family name
was abandoned as hopeless. The variation
IN prenx made expedlent pro tenn by the
i.teImeaoing crusier seems to have been
ordained TO continue sine die.
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,NLY THREE DAYS OF THE

ONLY THREE DAYS OF THE
OPPORTUNITY REMAIN.
Only those who begin treatment or
renew their treatment during the
next three days-that Is. before Sep
TENDER Twill he treated until cured
at the rate of ~ q month. Thf. Offer
positively closes Tuesday, August II,
At Dim.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH CURED.
Rev. MIR. Smith,
OF Ringing Noises
And Deafness.

Rev. L. L. Smith, COS 9Th 1t. s.w.,
clergyman Of the Church Of the United Brethren:
It most heartily recommend Doctor McCoy's treat
ment. I have experienced Its wonderful benefits
and it is because Of personal knowledge that I
speak as I do.
For eighteen months had suffered from dull
headaches. accompanied by rumblng noises in my
head and partial deafness I became 80 hard Of
hearing that had dificulty In attending to my
everyday duties. and I could not understand or
binary conversation.
Doctor McCoy's treatment has given me COM
plete relief from the headaches and from the dis
tressing unnatural noises and my hearing has been
completely restored.
ct also. when went to Doctor Mccoy, had been
throat. which caused me to hawk and spit continu-
ally. In the morning I would have a bad taste in
the mouth and a gagging sensation My sleep was
not refreshing, and would wake in the morning
feeling tired and unrefreshed.
II have been completely cured OF all my troubles.
/ sleep WELL have more discharge from nose or
throat and feel refreshed and vigorous In the
ing. The improvement in my general health has
been wonderful, a. well Is the restoration Of my
hearing"
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1.-The above interview was published in December.
1885, have had NO trouble with ing hearing since
Today it is as acute as the day was discharged,
cured. l. L SMITH"
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to withdraw this nominal rate. which he has 50
long given 10 the people OF Washington.
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Mccoy System of Medicine,

PERMANENT OFFICES
DIR. McCOY's NATIONAL PRACTTcr
us 18th Street Northwest.
once hours' d to IL a.m., ! TO Q p.m., O
10 p.m. ,dai1y. Sunda 10 am. to q d. nm.
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A splendid bridal GIFT = set Of -
Libbey cut giass wars. Thls trads .>exxko~
marx Is always cut On the genuine.
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AVA cycIe CIuA,

The msmhen az The Aha Cycls Club,
which ID composed Of fourteen young inales.i
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will be held September at the Athletic
Park are being rapidly completed, with a
vim which promises to the race-loving
cyclists and public an afternoons enter
tainment Of the most interesting order.
The difficulty in getting up a meet at this
time of the year is great, on account of
the absence from the city OF riders and
club oficiafA
The three large meets are, Of course, the
main topics. and the earliest-Labor day
will naturally have the lions share Of at
tention until the event IL q matter OF his-
tory. Naturally a difference OF opinion
arises as to the merits OF the District
clubs, and as to what men viii represent
them in the District championship race.
Fred Schade will enter the tandem with q
partner unknown to Washington, though q
man of speed. Tandem entries generally
number two, but this time there will be
at least four. After all, tandem race Is
one Of the prettiest at . meet, rs the riders
are never guilty of loafng, and the rivalry
in the city for the honor Of holding the
title Of tandem champions Is always keenly
contested.
The entries for the handicap events close
next Tuesday and open On Wednesday.
They are coming In very encouragfngiy
now but full list win not be published
until next week.
The special sanction required for the
District OF Columbia Club championship
has been granted by Chairman Mott OF the
l.. A. w. racing beard, s5 the official title
for the year 16v7-S viii be decided Labor
day. The Eastern Athletic Club has chosen
Pftkin, the third to be known later.
A large gang OF mon has been 1t work the
past week putting . new surface On the
riders. ms VIVA give entrants to the rnoss
an opportunity 10 get acquainted with the
turns. After Friday Only thoss who have
entered for the Labor dAy meet W1ll Be
permitted 10 uoe n.
sal
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug. Wheat Ted The wav
20 general decline sr prices OF ths Beard
% ! race focay- Foreign markets failed 20
fFSporsd 10 the advance In wheat here yes
s@rsay and the cash sales were very nod
s18ft- Liverpool quotations for futures
ssFe from y q for September 10 ssss for De-
aefmSsr lower than ssey closes. yesterday
Inai was the reason for decline here az
e 20 begin with. September wnsef VS.
efE1gifE u NC SIS the sgSs4ag ended g.xsa--
Gay started vita sellers AT trors -ss.lTsI.e
Trade was light Those WHO made a hand
s9nss pfonf 90 the advance are not dis
posed 10 risk any of Il by buying agar.
n moderate amount OF shorr sailing was
evident or the first bsssg. 10 Tssxc ard grew
" proportions IS the session progressed
1aIcasgo receipts were rs cars. OF which Il
We're new wheat Ainneap polls and Duluth
reported receipts OF l5S car loads The
amount Inspected CUT of store was IS an
bushels The veek'S cieararces Of wheat
from both coasts were 3. ~ hoSheis
previous. ard 2si7 go the same week last
year. The South DakSta wheat crop xas
privately estimated AT % 90 40 bushels:
the governments estimate for the year be-
fore was = Ss3 go huzhelS
Near the end CT the session Paris was
rep9rTee -s4Mz@.e per h0shei higher A S1c
Faiy followed. but the quotations were
looked sipon a. an error and had little ef-
tset. a fresh decline set IN. which carried
tle price 10 the lowest point Of the Aay
Cash sales were small compared with
the enormous transactions of iafa
New York claimed - boat loads sold and
one OF two round lets we're worked here.
or covering
II was another day of liquidation In corn.
n falr business VAS done In oats Selling
orders were plentiful and the weakness In
the other cereals helped the decline
Provisions We're heavy during the greater
part or the day. influenced largely by the
weakness In wheat, corn and oats
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Y.tEERpi
August CROP REPORTS.
Corn Far below the Average. While
Wheat Promises Heavy Yield

CHICAGO. Aug s-~Fh@ August crop re-
port ~ the Orange Judd Farmer. hasas
upon county returns from All the prIrcl-
pal agricultural counties 81 the country
make the conditions % TIE corn cron On
August y 4 against ss4 OF July ! This
Is below he 8ge far s. series Of years
and Il has been lower hE. once In recent
years n tAe year 81 iSat The low cora.-
tion a month ago merely reflected aiSa--
nciniment AZ the backward conditin7 -
the plant, hut TIE present figure rot only
rejects This continued istereSs hut n fur
ther positive dsmRgs 70 the crop.
July Was reasonably favorable east az
the Mississippi RIVER ard thss condition IN
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois advanced 10 r
r0irt u here Il moderate crop II Indicated
IN Iowa and Missouri! the .-rop barely
held SIS own, whlle IN Nebraska there was
n Sigh, falling cT. TIE ve~e decline -
sAs month vSs II Kansas where there
wss s drop 81 = points, 81 Texas a eroa
~ - points and n Arkansas ~ Is points.
n she present growth q t1e crop vas
normal rhe present report Tngat ~ taken
ss indicating a crop between ssss 80 J.a
arsf ay $50 H9 bushels. tur in seasons Ike
ths prsstn, TIRE final rsts % vigla e apt
90 ~ less tasu that Indicated by csutli-
tieral reports nd AT expectation % ever
as ae1 49, tt.shels nusg - ha~e~3 uraa
rr.sr~iy favoyabIs weather eoadis.oTs dur
srr ths ~ezt ~ trse season.
The aweraEe ccHe itton ~ spring X hra- *
ST decline 51rirx the ncortA Il
rss,i~tS South Dakota declines u points
A,ss 4, rane~a1sy unfavc-ah'e conditions
4,srfrs The month. M.1uessta r-og.s tfe
-ess1t- - sorns T1sst ara hssh; 5n tha
sns.sr-z~n counties The northern urrt %
,ha state 81 stfu = Eocs rro01lSs. IN
S,~tAsra TaSosa the early promise is Wei
r-,asntal~es WlTs ssvorahle weather far
l,srxe=,.8z Tire <rop should exceed 2 1sa-
Ssss ngssss}s.
---reshsrx shzws winter wseat vtet7s
,,nas,~rgsiv h.EAe~ 1tea expected H4s@~rs
s~,vy-- r0azsv faa cc~es.scrsarts z5,sn<
,ssrN rs,--ssszs rsr~ulfs - Tar "a asvsssor-sz
-,ass a zezersl average foT tAe b~sa sth
- SIS essSaegs. SaoslSa ths tste~ fAreshta<
rr,ss~rn ,sg@e earlier yislds- tAs c-07 VIZ
s-,ral ~ a.A ~ bushels tho largest e~ce
z-,v.r wggA the single exception e l.sI
~, ,aaEty - tss ervp q REMARKABLY
tgvA sra very Uniform
T-s,s last reports SO aats condition was
. t~sae lewer feaa a E,o-.tn aso. TAe
sv-s~zxs 81 So snskcst3nx a Crou srn~~x-
t-..s.5-,. sss AIS s.s elSAels az ta.~ ueaHry.
arssnzf - a. ooe last yeav q snSe-or
ausgsy.
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

viii s.. CT s tom. British ana
s:I . sss E Z + s: s,E:s ssss
hss; ass1 E pssnss Is S. - ~ ; s5s s. 4ss..
h IssSs:ss E IS :s y July !.
SaIS + + E, 5s; s5s' "a,
Sa Mso9 Ann a & - tons fGss P JaIy July
Corona cs Msia * * - ess s ssa F Taso g July f july
S5v FIJI Nh g s M r~n..n.
@ @ 4 90 Il esss Po-, $Ss3 INV
foss IN g '1 faT snIs Phi asa Jul,
81 & .,s h a.. s Is: rss ss sss
Ear rs g. P E H b . 8 a' r S a @ @
Els E Rss52 @ en- i :s: Ss .2s rE
R % r M i. 'ss e. @ s Fs..s' Jul"
f .8 s sIs1s co" AN 30 &c a & Asa Err T"
E ss 9 s + = :s | @ E 5S' 3ss August
Ss War sa n Z e. 5 5s Il 49, . II.
] sa =. t. 1 H sa3s ps T 7 fav 5
j.: .ss @ S Sss7 m @ @ @ @ Fl sss sa August.
s c' s T Smith Al An s "a ao8s s SaS Sss s july
e e T. s.. Sa
R FINS 3 o ssas AS G9 az ys:se March "
ss.s = p CO.. :s. SsS
s,s-s N,ss E Rsssss35s.z - 1v
s 81 IS , x sai p54 4 hSsss y
s s 4 4. s: ss 81 4s.s 9 81; July
$ z9a Me- An f. 3 d s.. @ f ss sound July
P25a t ksa.r 53s =
Es $3.50 - 2 p Z 5 Rss r. v''' '' q
k5 Me- e x P San PR pre9 Ta~a S JUN @ .
E o s r s Rs & no s 5xssin Townsend, JAY
s s 4 5 & sz = ssss PR Tssna Aas''
s.ssa - aa s5ss A9suss
H s. S5r S' ls i 5 4 T sea 5ss sa 'H s
r5.s .ssliises ~ :sa "
S s M Hs:. 5ss $. 81; %. Es 5 ss .9 5ss
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sM FRANCISCO MARKETS..


49, ~ FRANCISCO. Aug. The whea.
Aw paying 8 game OF see-saw. to-
ssxs. S&sseyn advises show a heariSh
- VIC local speculative values are
asnsA 80. SPOT remains unchanged.
ss.Aaea esN for harley tesfav Feed
* 49, ssaFre and reports show that
- I've @ se%ss NIL ne quite shnr, brew
4 81. sssse plentiful, though trinly held
= rsu x.0saaseus, Neyy few oats in to-day;
marke. quiet
snlsly extras 81 -s.,fs &. bakers,
Is: snnaFsne 81 Sses4 ~
eN - sssE.nlhg. a47ss FOR Ne. / and
49, - feec sssgBe. eAt,irs hr;xh, o..
sss s1&'saaa for No ! ard 81 a9is for
c.esisx Quotations.
krs-is'si' peeemher. $t3s,: May.
ss..ssy-lsae,ive. December &c.
hss-..sss,sge yellow nominal
,ali'asnia, Slaag5 ~
Receipts
sslsy aes,, = ~. wheat c.ntslS s--S.
awn .ssh.Atss Glst. cats cenfafs sst.
~ sss.as -. 90 Eastern. I tasl. nf,a,
esrx As1s 0rios1s. SacSS ssr ,n;s-
ss 80 ~ hsv. tors AZ. s.rsw
szms -. mics =. SHORTS sarhx. Ns,
. ssiss. gallons y
-. "ees traits. Etc.
y ~ e Gass'ers- Middisaes SIS saygee
Aas-vNsa .SHtaTt1is, y.efs 81
u gss.ss sis8l> pr ton wheat s-,s
ssss. RS "a aas-s ses; barley. ss@l.:
60 =. Potatoes IN Boxes ~. f,,,,
kses. = ssn;sl: FtveV BUreanks asss.s,.,.
- ssss<sseS& It's g, ta Sole -,
~ pr ssSk g5rha~ka s.ss.,.-
ks>s - SesAsars ls-zsss. 49,. .-'..N.
eSsa.Es $50 sstss s.sssAc per -.rts., asax.
~ seas-.f csF b. aesed lsHvvrs.
- peas 49, -. s'sHf- per pound /.
rev rss-se PER p9uro- s-~tf,. t,.,.se
- pe<s-se -s,se~ So. ...-9 ts,,ss.
per bex a-~A. e3T
Roys1Pe:es. Aise Box .s-sz. 49,.
% - soss, 8> 49, 49,.
Sears I. q S-ssS per caex,.
6 rs- eAest. .se.,, '..,,,
= .ssf1ie. egs. ~Ssess 80 sNe
esss ser large box $500 800. = ty'A 5
fasas. 49,. Nases,x & ~. .'
"a aar- - ssg box. pif-.s
~ axss s,ss p eox ars.
E~ss Al ss.sss SFsas'es e.as. ...sf- Rf.~
= .sssess sas s. Be- snaa cali
sss s.s pr hrr.A s.
b. ssa. 's ae@lp& 0-5l
BE- - aAcy e-ss~.s-- $500.
.fsasx~ - s eatrv. ~ '~-- ss>eFs1s.
Ys caass-s.e sM 20 "a. =, gs.~ts vr.,.9
sss a-ses,-. sfssza cha.zss.- ,sg-.
asssA w. Eassers.. iss.
.sse. ..sl-srss -
As Asgs : = us doE.
~ be ~. 60 yesssS .-t .-. 80
sssks, - sasslnss srsgf h,s-.
sSsaers, isss..c f'a4''
Wea..
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING

J. Hunter
CT of
Lake Crsscens @ Assea sace@a!
TIE
r e
og L
.Ia@ r-a eahrsv sce
q rlsza sold
ofs ns
tvas
for rughg al
10 rser6r Efgr
sss vansd
e1ws.ar
8
alnn
.sf q 6
Anerxa L J
Gustenn
81
igrtrr
lumber and
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

The only route 20 the popular ana active
r 13rg districts Of Gold Basin. Gordon
Cs~~s, Martin Greek, Sliverfon. Deer
Cr@ek Goat Lake and Monte ssrssto-
The scenic route fer tourists. fishing
and camping parties.
Commencing Monday. April p. the E.y-
e-ett Il Monte Cf1sto Railway Company
will laaugurste daily train ssTEtee.
Trans will leave Everett FOR Monte
CrlSto every morning. except Saturday
ana sunday az l;s5 a %.
Train VIII leave Monte Cris.o for Ey-
erett AZ rs a. N every morning except
Sunday and NouSay.
On Tuesdays sad Thursdays No Will
run 10 siiverson only. ara on Wednesdays
and Ersc4ys between Silvergoa and Ev
erest only.
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suwnr. f10af snd t"hfe
-. ,s..,sr~,.-f;o,s.f s-C~' in bsis, per
/ i. - exlrz &C. In hhls. per 10, Sc:
- eeenrlsted. 10 bbls. per D. s1zc, cute.
4 pssdessd, 90 spot s casa PIES; ssss.,,e.,
q ". xasei.y A. H.: California brands.
81 ~ ssekgheas sosr, per bbi, 30. Per
49, 4 .s5Ti er8nass. per Do4. u -. or
Eex 49, rs PEI cat; rye -four. per
~ q O. isfs szcksy 70 pc.
- - per Dbl tsa4,sa. honlny. PEI
s G M. erzcxei wheat. per cwt. 49,
~ uhssf &s1 per Gaze; whole "asa !.
- ~ cvt. E5s. psari barley. lvo-io
~. a. E-Ih boxes, ls4c; split peas. psr
q arkx. Ic: z-sh boxes. &c corn.
I'll q as: FAXED n'Hainy' Sai''
- l,ootsnr,-.Green-Aoeha. per 70.
= isxa n<r n, r4fSc Costa ksa,
- pr n. Ac. Roasted-Arsuckies :.
: ID esses. PER ewt. S@.ss s,-ia s ca 3
q ss. 81 2. MD cases. per ssrss a.:
- Nocha. s7t+c, casacola. z7asc. Gaass-
sis e: sroana coffee. lsssslc. Aon, irss.
q q. ~ 4: Sc. sizs
0enas, Prsyisions and Fish.
"a Meats Cebbsngj--cox beef. sgo
EM III. ~ per IL. mutton. &c per ios
E0A ~ Der b. veal. &c per 10.
f<<fs ,.
80 SsDsai - harnn ste.
-, -. ~. II,
lsss ~ ajoebins,-Haiibut. sqse.
III - -. -. ,-. roa 5c. black
&. rS.,.c,' ,slssIes vsra,ntaIn trout,
k&Ss-s Srsr,,~ rs,
S'...~ 49, pcu,sr~
Snee.e' 1.ss
Dsf;er - Ranch. lsszlc; washington
NeAsFi<s. .-lh prints, lsss
49, oSSAAas' -AsAes"
/ ~ fsoahsn x,--e ,sf3afe
fss:s1s ,,sss ing sfslcaens. faTiic: I've
5.sssTs 1880 es:rksss l2izx,
r~~-..ha.. "a .~uss
agafses 0ebbingl-New potatoes. sle0iz
r. ~
fsteahies Uobhingl-Satiye peas, &c,
~ California onions. red. 81 per 100 MS:
M sksas. 81 ts4i.g per log lbs; beets.
SeDG per sack. cabbage. i1ISsc per 10,
ofsu 5cz3i. lettuce, ioc per. doz: eti-
q ~ hotnoase DC per aox; not
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Through Vine States.

TIE Sorth-wes;srn Line comprises ever
tsa r.,i~s % perfectly equipped railway
q, TTft~ests lcxa Wisconsin. Michigan
Minnesota, North Dakota. South Dakota
Nebraska and Wyoming IL operates the
finest trains n ths world The service to
Chl-zxa. Milwaukee ard all TIE principal
cites % ire Fast a-1 Southeast Garnet
Be- xssrraxse5- IEsist On ssyfng ycu- ticket
VITA The Soyea- Western" r. y. Parker.
Commercial Age1s. 90 EIrs. syez-e. Sea-.
tsA
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

sAguAA. Aug. THE wheat market
- sihfr unsettled today. owing 70 re-
- Tom Wslls WaIia and the wheat
Mat some buyers there were osferins
nEss The market price. on private adj
~ ro'n the East. Early In the day No.
20 soss 20 SIC. but at the close dropped
- . TIE closing price % YESTERDAY.
sss1ef closed weak Closing prices. No,
ssHn, ge bid: No blue stem sgc bid.
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salLs wALLA WHEAT MARKET.

E aALi+A VAiIsA, Aug THE wheat
1Hszf sss quiet to-day, About 5000 hush
we're soil The farmers mere rot any
= eel and tho BUYERS We're not eager
2sfe'sse. The ruling price was &c for
ssestsn and idc for club.
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fokTLsND WHEAT MARKET.

.sslNIl4ANp, Aug. THE calm which
szss = storm has been very pronounced
~ a'cas wheat market during the
- We aayS The few lots renorgeA as
~.sSEaE bands we're sold on a cash basis
: s = ler WaIla Naiia. and Sc for Valley.
:. rsS ~ nave advanced. and nothing
- tao Tor less than 2sS 4 tSss- ton
- vas sakan sn.iar q, "a "a
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Fer Skzguay 81 Dyea take the steamer
.sT~fsyr,ga's which wia leave August Il X
Is generally eoreeSeS ~ Steamboat Enen
os ,hs Searsa that :he Utopia" Is ire
hsst adapted strip OF any On this Coast
.o~ she Alaskan trade for carrying Gas
s=nEers. freight and horses.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Aug. 7.-Consols. 1854. Silver.
per ounce cd
NEW YORK. Aug The Evening
Post London financial cahlegrarl SAYS,
The London money market hardened today
nearly per cent. on the fall Of New York
exchange. There was q very large foreign
business IN American bills With refer
eiIce 70 the 81. 90 90 Japanese loan recent
" raised this sum VIII be transferred To
tho Japanese government. in three nearly
equal instaiiinents. the first on August =
The second a month later and the third I'm
the hast week II Sepfernber This is no,
yet known here and II will help 20 make
the discount rise. especially II II means
that any gold Viii go 70 J.pan, bat as 10
thar nothing Is known yet.
Americans were seTy strong here TODAY
bat Stiu mainly on continued Continental.
and New York buying. Professional oper-
atorS here are getting short turns ont 81
The market. but the public rsalizatiors far
exceed the purchases. The settlement VIII
begin on Tuesday and then some persons
expecf the public 10 coue fn.
The next account OF the Indian govern
mert Is announced. The minimum price
~ the issue OF the Yunes loan IN India q
9ss4. This announcement IS unprecedented
q system Of sealed minimum bids being
hitherto observed.
HreadstuHs.
LIVERPOOL Aug Wheat - Quiet.
cargp@s OF coast firm: csvgoes on pass
&C. non9ina! and snchanTea. liverpool
wheat, No ! California Is 2dsf7s ~ wheat
III Paris. s5eadys fiesr IN Paris firm.
Cott2G-I pi@Eds, OILS
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o~fv 81 20 -. Paul ard Chicago. ard
equally lox rates TO al Eastern points
o-,er ire Northern Pacific railway Tickets
o. sale JE.y = &C =. and ether oates
Wy.,e fcT particulars or call AZ Northern
Pse.sc e.slc.s- SaAttIe-
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<aFRaJ QM0fNftaaM~
rsslr-ssseetrts. IL 80 barrels. srncr@s
1s.1s earress- c4gs@z and Enefsa rxss4s Mr.
1.sssa patents. IsS9sG1 - fszFs~~' q -
ssnf~s patents. .assrs.78: Do straits.
fsea - Receipts Va ~ Bushels; exports.
sasi bss=hefs- Wez kErs Ne ri g-TsSz
1sc Options orseresi weak ARD se~itrs@xs
I&anx sss . freak 81 English "a ssaes rallied
s1iFpsF 90 covering tgt later collapsed
.1ssSy liquidation. ard ea1ssS isSSft.c rat
e ever; Aagaxr closed A7s~. Sepse-n Ser.
Heps-<egies. state, cornrss % ehos-e
Isl crop 1<sfc. 1875 crop. s5@c. Pacific
cs.asf issS crop, AT4c: rsss crop, s4Tfar
Nool--s1esdvs fleece. ysd9--se: pulled Nc
20 extra zs71se
ssTsr-2a~ firm. fair refining. Sc;
centrifugal. IS test sac. refined. Err:
standard A. s-*e, confectionery a &c.
car leaf. sssc. powdered. sc. granulasea,
Petroleum Dull. exchange closed.
Io1e%-tersssoEss Opened steady az an al
vance OF 59ysa points. closed steady res IN
changed 20 " fsesEts advance Sales Il -
fi@gs lrrfs3ssDS. August ES; sepsera-
pers S%aessa.a5. October. So.
Metals.
Pig fron-Dusl
I%a6--xsuiet. brokers. ne
Tin Plste-Quies
Comparatively. brokers. ia
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The Northern Pacific VIII make greatly
-vs.gx~e<s rates 20 .se East a. the time the
svtarssfiar. En1szvor delegates return home
Sar Fra.c5cSo ard y yoG Sisa 10 accom-
rany ycur friends East. cali AZ ire Nortn-
srr, Pacific Offices for 81! varz3cvlsrs.