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SIGNS AND HOUSE MBFRs
DlETNG asD CLEANING.

san FRANCISCO Dye works. Phone
Red l.-
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ICE AND soLD STORAGE.

DIAMOND ICE AND COLD STORAGE.
Company. trot - Cl.o1 street mar
tA~s-Ees crystal .c@ tro-u distilled w4ls.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug fs-SsIle6-Ssr
Wellington. Nanai.no. Arfive5-Ssr Stase
Of California, Portland: SIR Cgratiila. Viz
toria: schr Folante. -, STR Czarina.
Seattle
COOS BAY. Aug iA-Saiied-Str Arcata
for San Francisco Arrived. August Is
Str Empire, from San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. i4.-Arrived-
Schr Laura Madsen. from San Francisco
TACOMA, Aug. IS.-Arriyed. Angus: Is
Sh Dashi0g Wave. from Port Los Angeles:
August II. schr Emma ciausiina, from
kahuiai, sc1r Laura Pike. from Eureka
schr Eva. from San Pedro.
SHANGHAI. Aug. la.-Saiied, July IL
Br sfs Niyeale. for Oregon.
HAMRCSG, Aug. lS.-Arr!ved-tier sh
D II. Wasjen. from Tacoma
HCNGkseNts Aug lA-Arrived prior TO
August iS-Sr str BraemaT. from Tacoma.
LONDON. Aug. ia--Arriyed. August r.
Br sh Dramburton. from Portland, Or.
SYDNEY, Aug. is.-Sailed. August 1s-Br
sh Mlowera, for Vancouver.
DEPARTURE BAY Aug. Ia-Saiied-
Blk wilma, for Honolulu. Spokeu-Per ok
Gen. Fairehild. Juns Is. 10 deg. north. i49
west, sh NJ. r. Grace, from Vancouver. for
Sydney. ~ days out. all well. August IL.
80 deg min. north. I'D deg. min. west,
bk Aureola, from San Francisco, for VIII
hpa harb3r.
HOQCIAM. Aug. Sailed-F'rom Cos
uopolis schr Roy SouRrs for San Fran
cisco; from Hoqulam, schr {. A. Thayer,
for Guaymas: scllr La Giironde, for Re-
dondo; Schr Reporter. for San Francisco.
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NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE market was
remarkably active and bfoyent today.
There was All occasional halt in the upward
tendency. when the price OF some leading
stock Was advanced - Il level which in
v.te1 unusually heavy offerings. But no
volume OF offerings seemed sufficien; 20
check the steady upward tendency ~ the
market. ard everything was absorbed with
eagerness 81 PaEs took up The lead Of
the market with rise Of 2i9 per cent.
ana the total transactions Of the day foot
up s7.-0 shares. The advance Ut
doubleday duc 20 the movement az large
speculative interests. and MAS based qfi-
MARTY or the fact that the advance in the
price hitherto has not been commensurate
with that IN tlse other prominent Changers.
The reason for this " as probably that The
stock has been more largely held abroad
thar the other GrangeFS. AMI London has
been I~ersistcCtly Equtdatiag fs holdings
- American stocks Englands unfaVor-
able trade balance and me strong market
frsss ntsd In New York Tor profat-takirg ~
course have been the motives fer this sell
ing bar Il was nevertheless effective tn
holding back the price Of 81. Paul Il Is
roa Salt that those London offerings have
been steadily absorbed oy the powerful
speculative clqu. which started the pres
eut bull nsovcTne NJ in Burlington. a1d
which has row shifted the leadership -
=, Pau TIE buying was ouipaaisc by
ruriors thai the next se'nl-annuaf divi-
,ssua NJ fer cert Will ~ supplemented ~
an extra dividend
The preferred stock was bid Un Stq Pr
Int today. ard the high-xraa@ bonds II
ne company were Also very strong =.
Paul was she conspicuous center ~ .he
market aua rne other Gvar gers were uni-
fcrgy1lv StrouR The Auy.ng ~ the North
era Yactdc continued large Ar3 aggrcss ve.
The strength Sprssa from the leaders
,ae ,say PROGRESSED ara embraced n oonttr1-
t4fFv grow nag list of stocks. 1ssss; q wStca
sa0,s Satr< - hetwcrss and : po.nts. ant
,ysgt. 81 them i0 excess II tAat.
Segas and Manhattan we're depressed
en-ssusheal. There VAS uo special Uees 20
,-e>ts-ss Fs~ fAss rASe HhtCA Nss rather less
~ tsr growth - general corttct.ou taat
-hs conclusion If peace All give fua scope
.s ire extraordinary favorable conditions
In me couufry embraced Ia isTee reps ~
.srS-tzb1. nftes< easy money conditions
,Ysg Containing favorable gFa&e balances
fsaxiuess 81 h5nts vas o. somewhat -e-
,iszcsss sss@se. and sfeTe A. leiitsefssS -
reaction al S<sfFfa points 81 ths isSf. rroA
sssiv due 10 the dsvs-~ias Of capital into
ssxsrk< fsfaa sales s. SSsa.
United States - wag issued z5varSs1
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Metals.
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug l5.-Al;hough Liverpool
quoted a n decline ~ wheat futures the
market here started slightly higher than
u closes saturday IL vas raining in
Chicago, ard although u was dry in the
sprtas seksst territory. where harvesting
is II progres$. the appearance ~ 9rnhref-
las ard rain coats on the street SsFnfe4gls.,1
the bearSsh spirit THAI was sal pronounced
Saturday. The market remained arm dur
INK she greater part ~ the forr1oon not
wEas,a2dinE iui{c&t3oHs " au Increase IN
tire receipts Yer IRE hear future
Ire snail visible supply decrease ana
me receipts continuing u8Ca under those
- last year held tHe nas rksf firm. notwfta-
standing the promise ~ an increase Sca-
The rnost bsartsh feature O.. Pc news was
a drop - cash wheat ~ MsSreapolls of
frss.ss - fer contract - lac fo- certain low
grades re Italian crop was Officially
estimated az > sss5 ss,l bushels
TIE days ,'}ear8Gges 81 wheat ara 9uur
from the Atlantis ports we're equal =,
$3.50 bushels Tire dujlre<S - trade. u
rsTtsrlors - heavier receipts ard The vre-
3icteSi Improvement a. the weather caused
an accession ~ weakness near the end
september closed iaagSsc lower: December
lost Asc.
Business in the corn pit was not up to
- recent average ACTIVITY, nor Voeo nao-
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner Hera is al West Seattle. where
she is being overhauled and painted up.
Bark Harry Morse mas arrived from San
Francisco and is anchored in the harbor
OFF Smith cove. She loads A return cargo
OF coal At the South bunkers.
Fishing schooner Pilot and sloop w I.
Tickle are recent arrivals from me Cane
Eiaitery fish ng grounds. They brought
I'D good catches of halihut and cod.
Bark Ceylon. Capt. Calhoun. has sailed
with a cargo OF coal for San Francesca
After iischarging her cargo. the Ceyion
will return 10 the Sound. where she VIII
load lumber for Honolulu
The five steel barges OF the Empire
Transportation Company, which have been
put together on the tide fats south OF the
city viii remain al Seattle until next sea-
son, when they will be towed 10 ST. Mi
chael
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

The Sunday law is 10 be strictly insorce,i
at Shelton hereafter.
The Northern Pacific railway Ia building
leo rev freight cars.
The Lvaden cheese factory Is making -
pounds of cheese per day.
The pension of Ambrose Barnes. Of New
Whatcom. has been increased from So To
slI q month.
The overflow OF the Stuck river this slim
mer is said TO have caused damage tn hay
to the extent OF $40.
The board Of equalization has made a
reduction OF ~ per cent on all lots in the
original town of Eliensoarg.
James McNeely is circulating a petition
at Buckley fer signatures 10 form COM
pany OF the National Guard
1t IL said that Lincoln county girl
named Jennie Heiipoppsr will petition the
legislature TO change her name.
The names OF Tacomans who have died
at Dawson hospital so far as known are
as follows: Nels Olson. J. NJ. Stacey and
John Freedlaud.
The Improvements al the McNeiis island
peniteniiary viii consist Of brick buildings
and high wall. The bricks 10 be- used
viii be made on the Island
George Bonham has heeu arrested for re-
moving cattle OF the Yakima Indian RESET
walton without permit. lie viii appear
before Commissioner Hewlett on the 18th.
Grays Harbor sawmiit men have had =
cruiser at work In the northern part OF
Lewis county. examining the big body OF
timber there. and report on the prospects
Of railroad TO tap il.
A Chinese firm by the name of Hop
Chung has located In Tacoma at 1850 Pa
eiiic avenue, and is doing land office busi-
ness In manufacturing uniforms for the
Tacoma fire department,
The grain aphis tsiphonophors avenae) II
doing great damage In the Deep creek
country, near Medical lake The wheat
stocks and grain are ripening prernaturely.
and rs a consequence the wheat In many
places is being ruined.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK Aug 15.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says
The stock markets here were quiet but
distinctly firm today. the feature being the
strong demand for Americans and Arpen-
tines The latter were bought chiefly ny
Berlin. Americans were dealt IN extern
slvelS for New York and there was also
much English and German buying: The
demand largely censered on Erie in the
street. which closed quiet at the top. with
a hopeful outlook. There was a further
small recovery In Grand Trunk.
Apart from the directions indicated. gen
eral business was SO stagnant that the
closing Of the stock exchange on Satur-
day is mooted. The question j. being con-
sldered also whether the exchange shall
be closed every Saturday during Septem-
Der
LONDON. Aug. l5.-Canadian pacih,.
s5'.. Bar silver. steady, 2,t2d. Money. II
per cent. Consols. 1lo7s.
BreadstuHs.
LONDON. Aug. 15.--Wheat-Cargoes off
coast. nothing doing; cargoes on passage
buyers and sellers apart: English county
markets weak. Imports into United King
dom Wheat. 2SG 90 quarters: -four i52 O. O.:
wheat and -four on passage to United
Kingdom. l.61e 90: wheat on passage II
continent. s20. Indian shipments whea.
to United Kingdom. 5000: Indisn ship
ments wheat TO continent &G0.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. l5.-W hsat--Futures
closed quiet September, IS l0a.d: Octob= =.
5 5asd Corn-American mixed SPOT new
quiet. Ss 3i.d October quiet 90 AID.
The imports Of wheat into Livernooi tsr
the week from Atlantic ports were % 80
quarters; from Pacific ports. none; from
other ports "a. GO quarters The tnn1,or 9
Of corn into Liverpool for the week were
s.. 100 quarters.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug l5.--There was fairly
active business in cattle and good droves
sold at steady prices, while common and
medium We're weaker to loc lower. Choice
steers. $5.25a5s Is; medium. s4.sofl52 20: beef
steers Afa4. IS. stockers and feeders. S3ti5;
bulls s. 51fi4.a5 COWS ana heifers. S3.53tr
L %; calves, 50 .5Oa4 3: Western rangers. "a
gao: fed Western steers, 81. 4og5.4o: Tex
ans. 81 SCAT
Hogs were weak and about &c lower.
Fair TO choice. $5.a0d40o; packers. So. con
3.S1a: butchers. s3.soa4: mixed, $3.6oa3.s5:
light s. sea- 9.i2: pigs. s. 75a39
The demand for sheep exceeded the sup
ply and prices ruled strong. Common 10
good lambs $lN6: prime lambs. 81; choice
Western range sheep. s5Sa3. Is, fancy ma
Receipts-Ca,tle. 1900; hogs. s5.cce;
sheep. 1000.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug 1s.-Cattle-Receipts. 4.5O
head market strong. Native beef steers.
81 500 5. 80: Western steers. s3.s0n4 10: Tex
as steers S. 516ci 30: COWS and heifers. S3.at
Q4a5: stockers and feeders. 3l5Q4I5: bulls
and stays. S275tti.f0;
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head: market shade
lower Heavy. S. 70Gt3-,,i2, mixed. So. 700
3.5; light, S. i0T3.7
Sheep-Receipts. 400; market steady.
Fair 10 choice natives, s3.3ea3.+c fair to
choice Westerns, So. 1od425: common and
stock sheep. So 25a4; lambs, $ia6.
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go.ss. partly cioSsay: dense fog in the
Straits; wind. southwest, miles: tug
Nsnae-er la the bay.
ck4AI2l3AM. Aug IS. noor.-Lxght fog:
calm
PfSHT. Aug. Is, noon.-Parsly clou6y:
brisk west wind
PORT ANGELES. AGS Is noon-Rar-
csnete-. Sc. parity cloudy. wind north
west 10 miles
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Wheat nsa3ch by HAIL.

MfNNEAFprlS. Aug. IA bismarck.
n. d, special SAYS thar the estimated loss
Of wheat by han in North Dakota this
year IS 5000 acres ard as much more dam
aged - per cent.
one-third ~ these losses were in Walsh
county
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suasi0ns vide enough to stimulate the
crowd into making fresh ventures Sep
TENDER cloSea i.c higher
Cats were steady al the opening with
corn. but yielded readily on little selling
and closed al the low point % the day.
September declined LEAs.
Provisions ruled dull speculAfiyeiy. and
barely stea By There WIS jass about cash
trade enough 20 hold the market. Prices
Of futures moved over small range ana
were In the end a trtffe lower than they
were SATURDAY.
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LARGE CROP INCREASE.
Minnesota and the Dakosas WIZ
Harvest ISa.o,o. go Bushels.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. IS.--The Journao
prints the annual crop estimate ~ sprtne
wheat for Minnesota and the twc pakosao
MADE by its commercial editor, II. v.
jones. jones has for several years mads
a personal inspection OF the situation n
al three states. ard has been fortunate
IN approxiuatiag the quantity and quail "
or the yield very closely. He estimates
the Yield this year for the three states II
lseea.(se. as aSains, fsa tssi go in 1927. The
total acreage this year Is Is.aaaoa.
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ces1ing. weights. NOS 1. and 2. axEsach
$50 Isa. Nos ]. 2 and 8 &xs-frTh IA
lbs: Nos !. . and 3 sxs-inch. 20 lbx. gi37
=. wsifscotinz, $l~1i&. r14sses $40 !.
"a shingles, r-s1: standard sninxser, Ills,
ane-sneh finish. T. IA and rs feet tssfy9s:
tnsck finish. t7G1%. cedar sCuarea 4 l.
ana 10 feet. iesfsse. natfsns. 3se1S9c per 80
isnssi feet. psckefs ST.
kiir-dyfed, s. In advance OF green. Drsy-
age Sx
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PORTLAND. Aug Is-It il almost inn
po-fhse 10 ger bid TN a cargo Of wheat
For his reason exporters are not at all
anxious TO DO business and there il not
much disposition on the part of the farm
ers 10 sell al present prices About the
Only transaction reported II for milling
Export values are about &c for Waila
Waiia and Go for Valley and hiuestem.
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san FRANCISCO Markets.



SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l5.-wheat was
unchanged. for both spot and speculative
business. with slow market: futures are
lower. There is nothing doing In spot bar
ley. feed weak and lower. There tn nc
trading In oats and the old nrires stand
Washington. Stock quotations were.
Fiour-Nst cash for family extras. 81 4ea
so: bakers extras, Hi5l4&.
si.aali. %
fariey-Feed. n.ls4ai.so; brewing. nom
inai.
8. 2sasi. z7ls: fancy feed. sI.so; gray, H.fsias
fS
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. $500: do Washing
ton, 3. IA. do oregon. 1851. wheat. eentaIs
1850. barley eentais. $50; oats. eentals
SO. do Washington. 565. do Oregon. 100;
do Washington. 40; beans, sacks. s.5Sa:
corn, eentak 4.s6S: do Eastern. go: pota-
toes sacks. 1,sg2 onions. sacks SD; bran
sacks. 100 do oregon. as; middlines sacks
ITO. do oregon, 2i3; hay. tons. l.a3l; wool
bales. 100: do Oregon, IS. do Washington
IL; hides. number. 53&: quicksilver, TASKS
200: wine, gallons. 1855
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Inacsive: December. sl-21N
Barley-Not quoted.
Corn--Lafge yellow. slosiadl.io
Wool and HOps.
wool-Sering. Nevada, ieai4c: Eastern
Oregon. lea TIC. valley Oregon, i541i5c;
Northern. iiHl5c; fall northern mountain
lambs. 9ntic. mountain, sG1oc. San Joa-
quin plains. llQi3c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Miiistuffs- Bran. sis50al6
Hay-Wheat, sl4ail.5o wheat and oat.
sIa9l7; best barley. $i2ui3: alfalfa. sll.50a
IsSo, stock. tlial2: straw. per bale. 80
Vegetables s!Iverskin onions. 50lsoc
pickle onions 1885: cucumbers. 2l4a3e
garlic. Gus; string beans. 2aSc, bay sum
mer squash. 2sd3sc. gren oAra, SIntoc
eggplant, 1alSoc per large box, chill green
peppers SsSr7nc.
Fruiss-Choice apples. Sc; common. sea
soc; fancy rawberries Toe: cantaloupes.
sl.55fIs.so; nutmegs, slgllo; peaches. 0tt6oc
per box: Bartlett pears Bqsc; plums Is
assoc: Mexican lines repack. t.5afts; com
mon California lemons. s2G3: choice Cali
fornia lemons, S35eIi.5e bananas. Sla2;
psneapples. s3na.
Bu,ler-Fancy creamery. 2siac: do sec
onds 242c. fancy dairy. flG2c; do sec
ends iaQaoc.
C'heese-New. siaaloixc: Young America.
ie9loec; Eastern t2ui3c.
Esgs-Store. i6alsc. fancy ranch. 282sc:
Eastern. istIIsc.
Poultry-Turkey sobblers, i6ailsc: turkey
hens fsailec: old ROSTERS 81 35a7&sD; young
roosters. Su6. small brothers. SG3o0: large
broilers scat: fryers. An4.5e. hens, So
"a ~: old ducks s. 500 . IS: young ducks.
81 25lid 80. old pigeons. ST. i?isais per doz.
young pigeons si.g,dil1
Financial.
Sterling on London. sixty days sass. :
sterling on London, sight, A.Ss..
Financial.
Silver bars zee. 5ss. Drafts-S.ght -. :.
Mex. dolls 49,. &6is} Telegraph . :. :.
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sUTRo's ESTATE INsOLvENT.
Creditors VIII Receive Nothing In
less They Make Conc~ssi0aa.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. lA-The Even
ing Post says that the ss.cnaoeo estate Of
the late Adolph Sutro Is insolvent and that
unless the creditors agree to withdraw
.heir claims FOR she time being the estate
VII he horeleSslY sWa rfpexi.
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TACOMA wHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Aug. I.-wheat--Export. No
] 1luesten. SIC. No. club SOC: milling, d
higher
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Continual dropping will
wear away a rock"
Nothing can Withstand a
wearing away process.
And you ought to know
vaur constitution is
not a rock by any means.
But on you go. On go the
drasrss
"One drop in a bucket"
Is an expression that you
may have heard. But
your poor. weakened con-
stitution can stand only a
very few more OF the
drains on your big system
even Il you were a strong
man.
For a moment drop your
folly. TRY to wake up TO
the necessities of your
case. Spots before your
eyes: tremor In your
speech. noises In your
head: weak knees; no viii
power. Why viii YOU not
be - mani
Right away will your
troubles fly tf Won want
them to, The doctors %
the grand Old Hudsonian
institute will send you q
great deal OF good advice
without cost If you but
consult them. No publ
city.
Go and ask yourself ~ -
how much OF a man you
are. Then write and tell
the doctors OF the Insti-
tute all about IL. Your
case IS durable 49, don't
doubt that. IL 1, were not
durable you would be told.
The great worry with you
ia that you do not try to
help yourself. You not
only expee; the doctors 70
send you advice and ses-
timorsals free. but you do
not seem 10 have energy
enough left even to send
your address.
A rock IL a firrn thing,
usually. bat continuous
droppingS will wear is
away. Are you interested
enough In your strength
10 try 10 save IL.
or do yen want IL TO 20
altogether? Make up your
mind and act.
-- ,
nA1co nj umc<lfm<n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-16

THE. Alaska s. $. Conpany's steamer
Rosalie. row at Yesler wharf. leaves for
Skagaay and Dyea on Wednesday morn
ing, the 18th, at 10 O'Clock.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wneat-Markst nominal: export No. 1
cub. Sc; No. / bluex,em. &c Milling
wheat, NO, club. &c. No huestsn. Sc.
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ii ND TRADE REVIEW.

assttfe. WISH. Aug. Is. ts1e-
- - ire Seattle. Tacoma. Spo-
- parssard clearing houses today
CiE&rancsw EalancsS
ayif.Tia 10 9aS,xxZ Cd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-16

THE COTTON Markets
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 15.-Cotton-
Steady; middling. 9-l6c.
New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. B-Cotton-Easy:
m!dilipg &C.
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VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans. with To
mato Sauce. Original and best
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm Creamery, ISi.D
IS1ec, dairy. fafil6c
Eggs-Steady. Fresh l2c.
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Ing him many Tssnocrats believe Repaess
can cities against Organism could -
sqoe.chexs.
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TODAN's WEATHER

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland, Aug Is. lSs.
Fair weather; cooler.
L s DEPARTMENT OF ACRrCClr
TCRE, WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
s attir Aug = 100