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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03

MAINS LEAVE NEWPORT NEWS
FOR OLD POINT
!. Week days 10 80 a. II is a and /. 3. &.
05 and Is m. ~~ = = =
sundays only IL Is and l. 3. s. 8 o5.
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Hasfan stock NPvk ct.
NEW NoRk MARKETS


NEW YORK. Aug 2T-Tse bears mani
Tested considerable confidence that = re-
action la Ehe prices Of sfocks was due TO-
day. Aad they sold at the oprutTE advances
agi carried prices 81 ore time materially
below lass n!sats close. TAey bad on
thair side e disposition tex many holders
- take profits bgg 1ha demand VAS con-
siderable a. Il absorb al offerings A; the
decslne and ths bears were forced 10 cover
uUise heavily. iffi8s pE.ces Sharply above
the lowest ard IN mary cases above las.
night; The drop IN Sugar at the opvaing
was an GDSets.ia< factor, ard ceterss7in-
81 drive against People Gas finally
knprked ~ la@ from ere price - faa;
stock. II was - dent also taat there MAS
IN auuad8 M supply Of st0a Ks Y she Gran
gers ard 81 Northern Pacific 70 Ds a&H 1888
any considerable advance n prices The
s.t.srtsr 2is3 psfcTS we're parity INA Eps-
Iste& Ter purposes & fraf+E-fr. rr.e~~ ~
Auer3raas having beea advanced Ia to';-
DON ~ ca Nied orders fTcni Nsw York. l.
number az prominent socks showed NlESF~
Gus Fer.sgante 70 tae declining market.
ana we're patcn. factors in efTec;ins ire
rally.
Mes r,,u <p.c5cus % th>se we're tire
Union PaclacS Tee common rose IAs On
sevsrd. ard sd down Geafly a pan; "a
IRE reartlrE The gHsNcSe~Y carried Il Up
an eNsreTne - TIE preferred stock wAs
firm sGaxe las n!sat sTsgNs Denver X
IA, .srsaSA preferred showed continued
strength. a. ad Southern Railway gfe(er-
..-} kr.s arxt preferred Norfolk Il West
era preferred asA " . - ~ securities. ISas
ksas,v decrease 31 SURPLUS reserve ?. lie
hanks MAS AS 3nSFf5liHs a"G4eisce r TIE
iAse fraasUk TIE ciSSsoE @AS sagsse Eat
sr,t..q - &5ss1e sts~k shzsI .uG Effects II
renewed ba<&nS. wozte ~ Gsrs ss.4.sred
eY,ss,s .sufluurd pgefss sASsax Bsaw4y
bonds were aFfF' t7~t@s- am Ns3Ht@ fSffFE
fever ~ al ye-aat&ssas - t5@ speculative
issues.
Yas SICK yesrset has soa@ taEn9<b s1
extensive process - 50 saaiscH ~ isroi2
,2ttrtaa lie wr#k s@1 has 1er13ss~tTatst
stf.-h q gEEG nsssas rt &rsseF, : 3ysg stTcns "a
aa :. nave saee.lr sxef tss se~y7tTE s~to
Strras ~ mary e fh@ sstft2Tr Ia ina ~
E..f interests w. na*e sis oEt - z1h
y,t44.e- after having TaRuteisia - fss Tts9
"a sea ~ sre rsas gs}et tars eaD<ss&rsess l.fss
ts. E4E ne ases tteHt@ h&s@ sena
sss.t a.. -. SFasyslsss ,ie9< w~re &z-51S f-t
$50 efe~AS a. Ag1 Evs7 &ess gge sSfau As
fs~s,v-s s,ee sa9n Z .h&s ta@ Frunt-fs1
H.. Sab y4s.4stfs-s sn sre #s'ts.s} tSs<ssisen ~
!aF~e srsss, s5'ts - sf4AaEessi- So iss So -
a~A h4a.s lsH.i tns- s~e0sfss -2EgFs Tsfsfs-tsS9s
IL fAs. rs.sstsiss N8rpsy FROM IKE fuAyAst
Iax aSk.te ses4s@ - isseEsss A4a5 IL
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| t: ::ss Ct s 81; e. s s:.e $:s:
S. se WHAT: an s 'f9 y e. 4 ss: Ha"ss
$ES.': S=ssS. a. z s ~ e. S :. s SaIs.
bsse a. ';s a, yyn s ga
Hs=sses 4 s 4 ,ss: ssas ss
Ssa . r & = En-: s H. e.; &C.,
: i 81 $ I'' s., S::" s..,
$ e. e. 8 ' S. & r @"''' august
f Esq.,; Hi s;. NJ ,1a I: .s:if . T.;
#$: g.: s.1:s: ! e II: :ss s$: ss.'
#=s ~ E IT, 1 81: s ss: sIs:' : ,
E e? $:s: -f;sss..y ''
$:::: =. :S r. Fl. n L r. + a H. ; s!:; ss
ss:ss4 ss r 1s ,' s:oi ssss: 1s s'ss
s s, w f Al o 6'f g. ' Hsss. fs ssss'
f =: s. $ q Ss g: :s s.. p
@ o H., Ky Toss &
s @s [" s a. "a" a1 sf b 1~as'"a
Ishn x IaR M 1faa a oa S M ' Part Ts'd
k a I AZ + :s tons s Es s' PS zs August
fss % c g. 10 i sh's s ss St 4ss port Townsend
E::5 81 ssaSa 81 = =, s' e 80: Con-.
M wssa & 80 tons as1 r5s T s sa
Ma aaaa a. & o s '*'S'
$ ~ s IS: T. 1:; , s:7s S5::' Sr August
$s3ss. II = r.. iiss ST., 5 81: :s' 4ss,
E P1 e. S Rsanss { ~ - s"sS '@'%
Es Sa, IT, ss.. Ss p 4:.s July
s s , 1 i: * e. IN f.. d. 5s
s ss 3'i T $s
s S. kssss5 5sspA = A. 4, ]
s ss4 T a. 3 .' ia Ftp sS1da" August "
. c x i a ssssai al ssA :asna g
T T 3sAani ssaak M h Is Yasaa ror, Townsend
WlI /. 9i sS~a! @ 5a a. a!f s@a s'
S os sa u Z. Ia ss Ssss 5ot s: Port T'""'a' July
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Appealed 80 by some advocating tire rs-
sumption II gold certificates THIS has
no. usSt with ENCOURAGEMENT bat relief
Eas beer promised n ether ways. 81 thar
crap money may hes.a ID move RAPIDLY
from BOW
II Is a dispute. question:. however.
whether the West viii. resa as us.sca
money "a ANTICIPATED fer iris purpose Ia
III yhE Is definitely known the gnonC
market Will be- rather uncertain although
srmeT in time TIE current statement Aaz
been influenced by the operations OF few
large banks. one institution Reporting near
~ The whole loss ia deposits and almost
half the sass In cash. Tire stock exchange
transactions are probably responsible for
the soan expansion bur mercantile de-
mands are considerable factor.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug a7.-Tha few offerings
OF cattle that came on tie market today
We're in poor demand and prices ruled 20
4lSc lower than a week ago. Choice
steers. g @5l6.o,. medium, 81 ssQsS5; beef
and heifers $30+a calves AlgL25; West
err rangers s3&si.z5. Western fed steers,
s.. l0t1d 3. Texans. $asl5.le
Light supply Of hogs ard a various de-
inand for choice offerings forced further
rise Of 81. Coarse heavy lots sold badly
Fair 10 choice, 81 sfia Ii: packers, sang
ss7l.. butchers s.. 65aif.io; mixed S. = "a
so. light, s. 7eS5isl. pigs 1914
The run Of sheep vas largely consigned
IL the sIaQghteItag concerns and prices
are unchanged. Poor IL choice natives.
s.. 7Tstt4@o: Western rangers. s3A4 10.
lambs. s.. 15lr5
Receipts-Caitle. SO: h4s. i,.oo: sheep.
$50
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug -.-Csf:is--Recelp.s 90
head: market, slow and weaker. Native
beef steers. 81 t,fa5.3e; Western steers. sils
45a. Texas steers. ss.S"lss u: cows and
heifers s. 3eft4 81; stockers and feeders,
g. s1%s4 -; calves. s4ue 3: bulls ana stays,
iIoss- Reeelrs. s.2pe head; market.
Light steady. others 1t@c lower Hsavv,
s. 654I2 =: naire6. s. i5#S3. 70 light. sS.sS4S
5 ut. bulk cs sales. g. ss4l5 ~
Saeep-EeceiptS. 1.hla. market. steady.
Fair 10 choice natives, s.. 7fsfi& 81; fair 70
choice Westerns 81 sssf4ai; common and
stock sheep. s2g4. lambs. s40a7s.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Aug T.--wes weather in En-
gland ard regsarts Of failure OF The wheat
crop In one % the grain producing prov
iiscss Of Russia were given as reasons for
the Liverpool quotations OF whea; show
ing an advance OF from &c for Sept ensfser
other side. where q decline had hesn con-
ssoentiy looked for, was the principal rsa-
son for higher prices at the opening here
Behind the improvement al Liverpool there
was the still abiding cause OF anxiety 70
snort sellers sor September trx the existing
scarcity OF the grain IN commercial chan
aeis. Comparatively heavy receipts IN the
Northwest was the qualifying condition OF
affairs at the start that the bears took COM
fort from and prevented suything like a
panic over the small amount IL store. Ship
msits from both coasts Was reported al s..
es3. ie3 bushels. compared with 3,ses. 80
bushels ths previous week. The total re-
cetI6s At western primary markets were
1900 bushels, compared with l.isa.osa
bushels the year before. September left OF
with gain Of sc and December Is ssc
higher.
The mood In corn was somewhat buiIish
on claims from Kansas Of poor yields be-
cause OF hot weather. Speculation was dull
ard traders apparently were inclined 10
leave deals open for Developments during
the coming week. September closed 5.e
higher
Trade In oats was mostly In the way Of
changing September contracts over into
May, the latter holding at 2xc premium.
September left OF unchanged 10 isc up.
support from houses with English con-
Eections, together with dentals OF the yell
low fever rumors from Texas steadied pro-
visions. Packers bought September ribs
and sold October. Pork advanced aisc,
lard &c and ribs nc.
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$50 s@sEtas. SEC per M extra: ors-ssrh
ha-@n. Sls1ss. ali ssresca5 grain. IS Ger ii
A9a, flooring. dressed AMI .ysatrhss.
sIsIHa stock boards. s-tncis Es2w ia
.,ea. ~ SO. Finch ss.efs. fsresr1g.
- -. Or s-ancn fnssh. -. Nc. 2 s. Y OF
5000 russsc or drop es.izg. wesx =:
-v1 Us sli9t FIR timber tssIsfs ara
sseantsasss. rough, s. ass5ss. SIS SIZE q 8
go = sigHlI Bex boards Lima
az. 1p ~; -s-lnch. Lee Ebs. Sas. ].
*ssSnt. zsfsi.zs feet, Ea
- AeHingi9n rcd csdar igmb~r-nouga.
49, 1exsl siding. weight, 51a lbs. slsGFIs -.
saaths Ws.kAss, Nos. :. ard !: fsxs-fnch
It's. Nos !. : and ), f4xs-ssscn. Toe lbs. y2a
q. SassAseotisg, sisssfi4: russell. s.5lr..s,
"a SA.agless u. 81. standard shingles. 81. 10,
ofsf-sIscn nnASa. =. Ia and N fees, t-ss3 a
taaek b84sn. s-sss3ss cedar squaras !
ara - feet, s-ia5ss hstfens. 80 sc PEP i'd
nneaI feet. pieasts 81
age, Sc
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Dividends mace attractive snyescnserfS
wnsse money continues cheap
Tetayx hank statement shows that the
amount Of increase n loans has been
mere than withdrawn from Tie deposit
account
IL hax In fast. been *iver;si - she
United States treasury Ard ssers has hot
beer sufficient government. bonds await
zs3e for the hanks 70 offer secuffty 70
maintain the government money on De-
post The result II a loss OF casn amount
Ing 20 - 80 SIC although New York banks
have had net receipts IN the interior cuf-
yeney movement during the week.
The CONSEQUENCE se decline IN the sur
PITS 81 s.. Is Sc
II the Demand from TIE satersor for
moving crops sa0aia rise 20 normal pro
portions Surplus reserves wuts6 De
promptly rerisrishe6 from scfse source
Y. s. - hava advanced pr ce5s.: The
old IL reg. have declined II par eeyat-s the
Few ~ i per cent AMI the Re, when is
sued. y .s. cent. IL the hid price,
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ffBa nctaf

NEW YORK. AVS 2g.-Tae Evening
possi's LONDON i3RarciA! caoisgrz u says.
ConS]3eTluE that tne e. ttlspen; ~ to he
Eiu an M1aHay next ftEs stock market
here TO-DAY ses decidedly arm
Americans wsF@ again nof8 bly, strong
tas feature he.rg tie rise IN W4aasa
Union Pacific ard peHvsr & RIO f2ranAe
shares. ]; Is expected fhAt the settlement
viii show = nsuca larger accourt IN Amer
irsrs tga amount carried for fIcrita being
s9Fobaoly vii u itghf. oecls s4se ~ easy
geaglnes continues. Silver Is ioser- Il Il
ssc II good quarters ,hst me Spanish ar-
3eTs have ccn~ Ia Sn s14 fcr ne Efsxs ~
Spain having bought ever Giaeet silver
80 much speculation = going @n r. silver
however. d3sk a. reports AZ 0rre.ta BE.
Closing quotations.
z1<NoN. AK. ZT~6Tssassar l'a~s7c
$50 Grand Tr..rE "a. bar s..ser .uss5 80
@ss.3 p%r oalHc~. money. = gs@r esut-. cG0~
sels. 10 i3-ts. French renfsz liH -
Br~sdssans.
LONDON Asx = What Ia g4,oes II
coe4ss ftsysrS ard sellers arsaf:. c4Exa@s or
gssss - 4ese..
LILY gRPl%sI. Az z-yS Wheat. No -as4
= ~zssTn wnier Hss3 81 = = W ri
a-EFae@n =gr.n%. e8i " 81 sa44
s-a9a.s ssfe~sr&~ syaxFs zEret gew. sggzSs
e n Sad AssE a. aefasnss- ~efs'sefT' ase<
Gelsf 81 - So .A,ssss.sr 7.sss e. 50 IL
F.5tsF~-ss. Es1ass fsEF1. dN@ ~ ~ ~
Hons Al LoEs5oss. kaS11G e14st, -Gl
- s-gA
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Fc~.-Intelliganeer
NE.AH Ray. Aug, SIS a. m.-Earons-
etef. 9atss cloudy; wind west. nine miles.
Outward last night~A str. + y m inward
laSt nigai--Sir south Portland. sic r. m
In straits, bound out--A air and IL schr
CALLAHAN. AUS. 2~S y. m-~Cioudy:
calm.
PYSHT. Aug. aS--a y. n,~Ciouay. calm.
PORT CRESCENT Aug. 2S.-~i y. M
Clear: light west Wind. 4 ii.ree-masted
schooner psss;ng Is
PORT ANGELES, Aug. sS.-s y. H.
Safonlste 29s. partly cloudy, wind
northwest, twelve miles
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wv}sin~ 0s eh% rs,frf.a ara Ts%fEt - Na'ar-
gas esr3y II me 2sr. Richard Hag3s1x
T,stAs lhlss .4+&ersssts tae ssElSz stsn = s-s-
tng 81 the Nm York waae sse HeR n
&cTMs3.
Tfzs ~nlEs seemed 70 z'Byk &H4 - aEaf
s.s- sEe~Seif. yeers MaarH =" sszsruar vot~~ ~
r.as~zx.Asl ou3Y the gyssYees tozsA az lieut.
Michigan rtxsEg fYars ssss 4TassEe-rss * -;
-5sss below. ~hsrr ~ oessd Tscs *~s 20 ara
- ssx,fsssa gs4n. - sresU sheTe 30 eses-
x<S saess Marie sgaiu ARD again "a
Take ysly CANINE. sssos4s oss o, say w.y.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKEFA


San FRANCISCO. aug. ss.-s2ot wheat
.g"sf. barley unchanged. options con-
,.nae cull: fair demand for spot feed.
Sot9an9 encouraging about the oats mar
ket: prices undistUrbed
stock quotations were
ri f ss Net cash for family extras, $40
81 le5 Tx for ehosc.; milling. s' 81 aa e.
rd na,fisy-Fsed' aiza4gi-i7ss brewing.
oats-poor TO fair. slizssal.l III: gray.
= ~ z-1a. fancy feed. 81 2s5it.-sss gray,
= ls;f1 e. T., milling. u-i7ls@tl Is. Surprise,
Flour. assrter sacks. lollo; wheat. cen
tails, 2,s4S. barley, centals, 4,oa5; oats CEN
tails. Oregon. i.sss: potatoes. sacks. Asst:
diings, sacks. 49, hay. tons. LOT Wool.
bales n, hs hides. number. Isl: wine. gal
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Firm; December. u.ts%
Barley--t1rm: December. 81 1871.
BrAn-sls.5oc l6.oo.
Wool and Hops.
Wool: Spring Nevada leqlic: Eastern
Oregon. log lie: Valley Oregon, i5ltsc. FAN
Northern mountain lambs. sQl1c: meun-
tain. sfi0c; San Joaquin plains, blsc. Hum
bGidt and Mendoc!no, Iissi3c
Hops-crop Of 1881. ssIoc. 1895. loa
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING sls4I. bran. $50
1is peT ton.
Hay-wheat. ssi50qgls. 80; wheat and oat,
Slfui7: best barley, sI28I3s9; alfalfa, sl2sp
B.9o: stock, sligiz: straw. per bale. 10
gBvc.
Vegetables Potatoes. Salinas Burbanks.
SocUsi.15 silYarskin onions. So. 15c: pickle
onions, A4fz1c; garlic. 2a3c: green peas.
2&J5c: string beans. 2li5c; hay summer
squash. &c: green okra. 50as5c: eggplant.
-45"c: chill green peppers. s5a10c-
FFuits-Cboice apples Soc. common APP
pies, Hslf'5c. strawberries 81. can;aoupes,
sacusi2a uutmega 254T5c. peaches, 40
6sc; Bartlett pears Slul -: plunas 20 5ssc;
Valencia oranges. nominal. common t'alI-
fornla lemons, sl-Jo82. choice California
lemons. 22..@liJv@. bananas. 81 .2o4l2.25; pine
apples. s2sI+.
But;er~Fancy creamery &c: seconds.
2sassc; fancy dairy. nominal do seconds,
2Taz2c
Cheesse-New. slyiiGisc; Young AMERICA,
I1I l3:ac; Eastern i2ui5c.
Eggs-store. ls1lTc: fancy ranch, e,42sc;
Ea stern l4QlSc.
Poultry Turkey gobhlers, i36iGc: turkey
hens. 2i.U I3c: old roosters ssu4. q: yong
roosisra Iss: small bsoslers s. issst3 large
hroiiefs s. s9u4: fry-rs. $49l4 -; hens si1f
8: old ducks. S3gi325: young ducks sS0r, 70:
geese. s.. $50 - per pair. gcsnrS. 81 f~f
LIS: old pigeons. x.-oi young pigeons. {! Is
gle.
Exchange.
Sterling on London, sixty days, :isl&;
sterling on London. sight, yiSglz.
Financial.
Mex, dolls ..-.... SGial Telegraph .. .. "
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PORT BLAKELEY SHIPPING.


I5alS Ma rssfe was veul'irg n ara Qua
- His forward tgrfe. hike = p<lsslryss e. a
rage. FfFe instaa. yfHB SpgSa see~ him "a
ese3t o. th5 12cs. sGeTe shattered s5ss~ez
% siAs, assd 1esgtwnsk essa.~a sike ism vs~
- . 1g.rTSesr@. 2gF tsss nsxt pushing ta@
tsigTet "gFa BIS shoulder sz though BE
meant 30 sbNss Il os@rssssfss aad skssgs
~ would eage MS hard tn nEs sra~ irsssts
and fh@Ts aasi4 - a Yzeksng rssar, 4 fss~s-
tx q aAr sAs9 =sss sky fash -
sssETa@ vomiting black smoke. srss n~ xossssi
f's ssalsswesf up ln = TIE 4 xtessss fairy
Ia psa1Zsnasz-a. Ard Instantly from tie
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

asat-Mtrkef, nominal: export Nc. 1
.san. bic No. oiuestef!l. &c. Milling. No
1 club. Csc, No / bauessem, sic.
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steam collier Willamette sailed ycxtsr-
DAY with coal for San Francisco.
&. ". Cook. owner az the steamers
Ocean Wave and North Pacific, Is IN Van
c0uNer. ~. t. IL ia Sa5d that he contem-
plates building 4 new steamer TO operate
between Vancouver and Sound ports rhs
plans OF the new vessel arc now being
prepared.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Aug. 2-.-There ID no change
IN wheat; export price for club SAC, milling
price Tor baaestenl 9y1ssic
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TIE COTTON MARKETS


NEW ORLEANS. Aag s1.--Iotton-Mar-
H.. steady. ugiGdlins, as.c
New York.
NEW YORK. AUG. .-Colson-MaFhes
quiet. n.ddl.ng. SAC.
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OUR fine passenger steamer Resale
leaves for Skagway. pyea and way ports
on Wednesday, morning at 10 O'Clock. Alas
ka Steam s.Iip Co.. corner FIRST avenue and
Yesier.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Aug 27~-Wheat-NamfnsI:
" ala Waiia. 531s 54c. valley and bluesse a.
Sc
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Receipts and shipm e nts.


on the produce exchange today the but
tev market was firm. Creamery, l3uI7c:
dairy I2Gi7c.
Eggs-Ffrm. Fresh. i2c-
tnasSe--t Hch8nged.
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lRIEI AND TRADE REVIEW.


Seattle Arg. r fsss
Exchanges a. ira Seattle. Tacoma. sp3-
4rsrx ami Portland e.easing houses today
ORG. <..
a.afSle ...HfsS. efS ~ $50 fsas3 ~
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ronAY-s WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Or. Aug. ~. 1855
FAR: warmer.
T. s. DEPARTMENT Of AGRICUIp
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


AA"1 ~, oae.s! &
Nelson
awalan
ionsl aua
r.. folw vessels Puget
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depths below. ike ssss ssAce of q lost soul.
wosssss rise tha ssrosestinx sariak ~ Dick
MalliSsn. asking franssca,ly. "0h. VIII
yea lake year damned smoke c&s o3 nay
way
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The Rank statement

a
Hanks now h0l1 81 s4s no In excess ~
requirements - & per cfu. Yuls,
TAa NV ark s.0suc3eT says tAts week
The statement Of The Associated EaHk~ OF
New ioTk cts Cor tas week ending
AlsuSt - s10Hs sh-Trk2Ne iu Surplus
reserve q nfarty s. Ssss fsst hT!gxfn. TIE
excess ash &awn II ~ - 20 q decrease
81 s.. f~31 80 ssuc@ 3Ene - last The stat
F0vnt g sh81t as wAs antieirA 49, reflect
ms as il dos tie oT'eTs ttcas oE the bAaks
MA iSo treasury oo bend SccoInt As
1ae SCI ieJae0t has rGf Yst Sf~aa completed
ana tire f5a ~ gu6ner fYeus Ire in @r5oT
p&acs SHORTLY to aaslYe, r.eat ii tat Ops
stge direction foy crop purposes. sacga
seems 70 bss 30 &saG@ tAaE maa*y w.il
harsaen temporarily. in fact, iudseAsso1s
IN tns itFrStAan are Eow psen.tgsi aat
y 1~thg~ an advance ~ rAtA< w.l! T.. ~
}2ug fora1,aa - doubtful The rass~Ay
JsCs "a 4u IN the treasury Tray ~ c0t.A al
a reserve s-@ce * can be made available
tsr,sszx1 : graGE1FE GsEks au3 ne gFus-
fect - coa7frgst god lrepsr9S Isreksssfs
.s~e.f fag sgr4tfss~ ~ th&t New Ne-k he-r-teS
a rres}szise H~3s for tAe R1ie csnsga8 .sae
tHs csactFy at E4t4&0es
the lagFtlssr rsos Elassss has really b. tn
ss1a sae s1s.. balance sasi New Tark
Aarks Eaf7es cFs arersaa. ssagtnz +he wesN
as sfse frafn ne2rnv cttseS fbae srsssaze :ha.
81 ,A6s.r.s esRestrTas sgnsat - tAe SGrsis
aH.}e - .Ts&} .egssz%gs -. p 80 s44aAs
--.4: shsA9 reserves assisting ~ 1esry s.
ssr ssHt &as2 asSz.s as :ssKs-r saAH
S.sae 49, A-8 tAs sas * wert aI s~at
hult Thsz msaAvs Eve ssturnenF e ges4
- 1ns ,at*rarF ~ ~ A'fss. Hs4 IS ;Ae sEer-
zfsha = expensive. 8g - having i rs1aJ3-g
sesS- As .ss<S-sy ss~Ar as0x hAA 80
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D. The tlowng n5sn m %
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Bet'er-lsanch, l.tTiGc. FANCY dslry IN
SPARE, lSsf2ec. Washington creameries
!lh prints 2sa2Je: Eastern Iowa and Ill
Gin. es2t5Esic
Cheese Gobbinet Native Washington.
h'sSflea. Eastern. u@gl2c
Eggs ttohb'ng)- Strictly fresh ranch. aQ35
JIG. Eastern ftfiSc. oregon. l6iec
Comb Honey le4llc. Nevada. t1c; strain
honey GSlg;iac
Poultry Dressed chickens. i6c: spring
sshieaers, S1.5e.es par doc. live chickens.
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Meats. Provistons and Fish.

Fresh Meats 0obbingl-Cow beef, 6aI6tkc
per Id. steer beet, 6isGf7c per III: mutton.
wethers 7lac per 10; pork. nc per ID; veal.
large. 6atsc. small. SC per 10.
Provisions Cobblng) Hams. large 1otkc
bans. small. lie; breakfast bacon. lie: dry
Elted sides. 7iac
Laid ,iobbing) Home made per ID, 7'ac
White Star. Sc: Coin Special, sisc: lard
compound. tierces. sizc; Rex sac.
Fresh Fish ttobbinsl- Ballhut, SisGstc:
ni'iion. sieSf5c; salmon trout. iVR TIC.
aounders. 314o: soles. 10: rock cod. 81
trout, l9i4ai i5c: shrimps. Ice; smelt. &0ic
ton, cod. &c. oysters. Olympia. $50 per
sack. SIN per gallon: CLANS. st ~ per sack
Dungeness crabs. live. 81: cooked. slio.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

California -four has dropped TO 81 IS per
karrSs an3 local kfsgdS ~aow decline
Az Whsat q29ss5gs are sseadss~, though
80 rnarket - sf!H weak.
Grspes are very pssntital n n1acket ard
tsys weakened n price
A sissB3enr ~ nectarsnea was in market
nafurGas jD0psEg a. &c Tssr box
HgxeksSe RE fis9 re market and are
sezs STOCK even az 15e PR craze.
Hsckiebezr.es arc showing Up in mar
TX
Pfrea ppies are IN good demand.
B&<fgAts gsarS are ns9F% plentiful and
sss pos quoted al sl1gi -
Strictly fresh ranch eggs are firm Ct %
oesc.
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Potatoes Qoaong1 New. :Nfis: sweet
fe.atoes 2'gfg&c per 10: ssiveFssklu onions.
HiaIi-: ssefs. 81 per sack. carrots, ENc
Fer sack. ,urnifs. ~, per eack. ca06ags.
e Per l@s. caulifioweT. .ss Ter Gcz:
huaoaEd squat. - pumpkins. i'%c.
kfesn cesn lsisGl 4c PER DAG. hyll Cppfrs.
T.. per crate. tomatoes. 4s~5 s5c per boN;
saellnsvts, s5fi.a peg dua, esq pssa;, SAFE
PEI y. string hvans l'sss2e per Ia. WAY
pans if4s43e per 20. greer 1Gloas. INs- 9er
aex hanchcs iettJe r. Iessi&iac PIP .2S
f&ashes H. fisv ttae itstlt-nex