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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08
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BEAUTIFUL CLOTH GOWN.
A Very Pretty Effect in Sage Green Drap
d'ete OF Fine Glossy Weave.

d'ete OF Fine Glossy Weave.
That cloth in its various weaves will
still hold it's own is illustrated by this
travelling or street gown of sage green
drap d'ete of a fine glossy weave and
of delicate sage green color. The
skirt is cut circular without seams eX-
cept at the back, where slight full
ness conceals the placquet Over the
hips the garment is shaped by means
of darts. The skirt is made as a drop
skirt, unlined and falling loosely over
q foundation skirt of sage green end
ing in serpentine flounce of the same
material. and edged with plated dust
ruflies of satin. To attain the fashion
able hang of the sheathlike skirt the
conventional petticoat is omitted, and
in its stead are worn knickerbockers
of satin daintily finished below the
knees with ruffles of lace or narrow
clinging underskirt of soft satin I'M
stiffened by interlining and made quite
short with rufiles of lace OF moussel-
inc de sole.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

The oil left from sardines is an ex-
cellent substitute for butter in mixing
fishcakes.
Use soapy water for making starch.
The linen will have a glossier appear
ance. and the iron will not be SO apt
to stick.
Yellow oil stains left by the sewing
machine will easily be removed in the
wash if they are first rubbed over with
little liquid ammonia.
To whiten the kitchen table: Spread
It all over with tllin paste of chloride
of lime and hot water; leave on all
night, and in the Il olning wash off.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

In the district court of the United States
for the district of Vermont. In bankruptcy.
y THE MATTER OF
HENRY LEvARN, In Bankruptcy.
BANKRUPT.
To the creditors of Henry Levarn of Bristol
in the county of Addison, and district afOre.
said, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the S0th day
of August, 1899, the said Henry Levarn was
duly adjudged n bankrupt and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held at the
Office of j. w. Page in Bristol on the 18th day
of September, lsy9 at IL O'Clock In the fore
noon, at which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint trustee,
examine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting Bowl
FRANK W. FUTILE, Referee in Bankruptcy.
Verge nnes, Vt, Sept. 1, 1893.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

An eminent physician says: Vege-
tables. grains, nuts and fruits contain
more of the materials necessary to con-
struct the bOny structure of our bodies
and are therefore better adapted to
build up strong, healthy bodies and
vigorous minds than meat; besides, the
children thereby escape entirely the
danger from disease germs contained
in the flesh of slaughtered animals
that have escaped destruction in the
process of cooking.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08
Amiability Recommended.

The grumpy, sour woman will grow
old-perceptibly. Only she who lives
in an amiable frame of mind constant
ly can avoid those little tell tale marks
that indicate the creeping on of age.
OF course care and work assist very
much. but if these are borne and per-
formed to the accompaniment of cheer
full songs and pleasant words, the re-
suits will show that the temper has
the greater influence on the expression
of the face.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

seWed to cover as tn" needle case
must open from "itl r side in the real
"Chinese puzzle" fashion. When the
white wool flap for the needles is
loosely laid between the covers the
needle-case has only to be closed and
reopened from the opposite side. when
behold. the little wool flap has slipped
beneath the ribbon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08
eDITOR'S AWFUL PLIGHT,

F. NJ. Higgins, Editor Seneca Oils
News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until he
tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best
in the world. He writes, two boxes
wholly cured him. Infallible for Piles.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by
w. II. Sheldon the druggist.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

Berkeley Cal, Sept. 5.-The Univer-
sity of California will erect a monu-
ment to the collegans who died at the
front after having abandoned their
studies here to enlist as volunteers.
It will stand on the college campus.
and IL intended 10 he costly structure
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

Lexington, Ky, Sept. 5.-Joe Black
burn. former United States Senator.
who has been canvassing the state
with Nominee William Goebel, has to
abandon the campaign owing to failing
health
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

Jacksonville. Fla. Sept. 5.-The State
Board of Health here has been advised
of five new cases of yellow fever and
one death in Key West, making total
of eighteen cases now in the island
city.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

To grind old scissors at home, saw
the blade on the neck of glass bottle,
as if you We're trying to saw that part
off. In a short tine the scissors will
be quite sharp.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08
". Roosevelt spoke at WATERFOWL,

Gov. Roosevelt spoke at WATERFOWL,
n. Y.
Yellow fever has appeared at Key
West Fla.
Samuel Merrill. Ex-Governor of Iowa,
died of paralysis at Los Angeles, Cal.
Rcar-Admiral Sampson, at his own
request, WIN be transferred to shore
duty after the Dewey celebration.
The cruiser Newark disabled her port
engine by the breaking of a piston rod
Willie entering san Francisco Bay.
Five men were killed and seven
wounded by the explosion of a boiler
at the Republic Iron Works, Pittsburg,
Penn.
While painting a trolley pole in
Washington avenue, Newark, Henry
Kline, colored, was killed by an cleo
trio shock.
Commissioner Peck has arranged for
an exhibit of a million dollars in
American gold bullion at the Paris EX-
position.
DR.. Nicholas Sem. in an interview
at Chicago. predicted the extinction of
the Hawaiian natives 10y leprosy and
consumption.
Capt. C. +. Goodrich has been de-
tackled from the command of the New
ark and has succeeded Capt. Terry in
command of the Iowa.
1t was practically decided in Wash
ington to order a blockade of Philip
pine ports, to prevent supplies from
reaching the natives.
Gen. Funston. at Manila, said he
thought the Filipinos would not sur
render, but must he soundly whipped
by the American forces.
Secretary Hay has received from
London an address of the Anglo-Ameri-
can League expressing the personal re-
greet of the members at his departure
Gen. FitzhuCh Lee, in an official re-
port to the War Department, advised
the establishment of native govern
ment yn,ier an American protectorate.
Their he sold out his saloon and bought
a ticket for Bremen.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08
A Pretty Needle Case.

A unique and very pretty needle
case is made of two pieces of card
board covered with Powered silk on
the outside and plain blue silk under
meath.
The two pieces are fastened together
with narrow ribbons, only the ex.
IRENE ends of the ribbons must be
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
1elegraphic Cleanings From All Parts
of the World.

The United States transport Morgan
City is aground near Nagasaki. japan.
More gold than usual was received
curing August at the Boise Idaho, as
say office.
GOV. Roosevelt sent a cordial mes
sage TO the Canadian foot guards visit
ing Albany.
IT mas been arranged to start 1900
soldlers for Manila from san Francisco
between September II and Is.
a group of Sunday school pupils
We're knocked senseless in Rochester,
N. l., by running into live wire.
Chief Justice Chambers. of Samoa.
ana Or. Bedloe, United States Consul
at Canton, have reached Washington.
Five American soldiers captured
Flnplno outpost near Porac, with loss
OF one man killed and one wounded.
Special Policeman Farley, of North
Bergen, n. J.. was knocked down and
beaten by two men and shot both of
them.
Naval Constructor Hobson reports
that the two Spanish war vessels sunk
in Manila Bay are probably not worth
raising.
The American Equal Wage Union, an
organization to prevent wOntn from
doing mems work ut low wages, has
beein formed in Kansas City.
FL TEMPO. the organ of the Mexican
Clerical party. says President McKin-
ley is plotting 10 control the election of
President Diaz's successor
The referendum has probably won in
Queensland. Australia.
Count de Montholon, French Ambas-
sador to Switzerland, is dead.
The steamer Doric will carry nearly
100000 Mexican dollars from San
Francisco to China.
Baron Pauncefote will return to the
English Embassy at Washington about
the middle of October
The Dreyfus trial continued at
Rennes, and strong arguments in favor
of the prisoner We're advanced
The naval transport Solace has sail
ed from Manila for San Francisco.
She will touch at Yokohama.
In the thirty-mile race off Newport
the Columbia easily defeated the De-
fender by nearly seven minutes.
All Of the officers and men of the
navy at Key West who are not yellow
fever immunes have left that post.
General Jiminez is expected to put in
an early appearance at Santo Domingo,
where he has been proclaimed Presi-
dent.
The gunbOat Princeton arrived at
Shanghai, bearing Mr.. Conger, United
States Minister to China, who is tour
ing the consulates.
John T. Stone, of Baltimore. was re-
ported to have carried S450,000 worth
of premiums and documents from
Missouri to avoid proceedings by the
antitrust agitators.
Through a blunder of the village
trustees. Mt. Kisco. N. Y. will be with
out street lights until October !. when
a new electric plant will be installed.
Col. Schneider, Austrian military at
tache at Paris, has sought satisfaction
from Gen. Roget for an alleged insult
in the latter's Dreyfus case testimony.
The children of the late James c..
Fair in their answer to Mrs. Nettie
Craven's suit. in San Francisco. for an
allowance from the estate, denied that
the plaintiff and Mr. Fair were ever
married.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

The scarf represented is of Liberty
satin ornamented with Jesurum lace
and bead necklace.
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Condition OF the Treasury.
MARINE NEWS.

sAN FRANCIsCO--Arrived July Is. str Yelling
ton from Departure bay. Sailed. July IS. str Gar
ina, fer Seattle: str Umatiila, for Victoria; bk
Gatherer. for Tacoma: str Siam. for Nanaimo: Blk
KATE Davenport for Nanairno; schr Ida Mckay
for Gyays harhor
PORT HARFoRD--Arrived. July "A. schr Emma
Utter. from Grass harbor
ASTORIA-Anfved. July H. str Columbia from
San Francisco.
EvERETT-Arrived. July Il. schr Ivy. from San
Francisco
PORT GAMBIE-Sailed. July H. schr Albert
Never. for ST. Michael
PORT BLAkELEY-Arrised, July Is str Elm
branch. from Port Ludlow; Hav sh John Ena
from san Francisco.
TACOMA-Anived July g. schr j b. Leeds
from San Francisco: Haw schr Honolulu from San
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Ik4n<iaco: ~ Cssslan1 mn IN Ersne1co
SAfasd. Iu11 n UfAx MskhA Nshm, fce Ian Fran
edaco. Arrived. July ~ ~ WalA waIla- from
ann kfanciScc: str 0FtnhA. frca prra: scAx He5n
n KtmesA. f~ Ear~kA Sailed. Jaty a. ~ Or
aAha. - eesftis. ss< CssecA. sor AaaskA.
NANAIAO-1aay Il RI sU Robert Ads1son A.
nved sfum Shanghai AID sailed soGight foe San
Era1rS~ce with euAl
DUTCH HAREoR-Azsived. whaling sfr Deivs-
dsre. frcfa San Francisco. whaling str Vim RaylssA
fsvm San Francisco; Z. 8 q Giant. frsn EafeAn
T. s 1ne<is and Richard Rush. with C. s
Nnnivsk IN tow. from s~ersir sailed. July G ST.
Charles Nefsan, for So Michael
FORT TuWNSEND-ArriSed July 8. schf Wn.
y. Wftsenan. from TAkn.
NANAiAo-Asrircd. July a. Br SIR Robert
Adsnaco. frun Msraven. 10 sas On he lstA for
San Francisco
SPoKEN-Jrne q lat north. long. y w<s&. N
- Norma fsom osegun for Qnecustown.
AoQUiAM-Saake6. July IL brig Harriet G..
frosn hoosaan tor SAN Francisco schR TWILIGHT
ffcm Absrcecn fer San Francisco
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enenn. -: -. neaA LII: 60. Aneaas. ~:
psensoA 0dn IN onG1m1, - 60 ~.
anc1s. -: Ma4mmex. sAeks. - ~. es1a. ~:
v9se. haln. 70; Etda. ~. 9oen9s9. nnzin. ~
C1esang Quotations.
wh..-QAsk: nna.ss. -
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CsEn-Lezn ysi,s~. 8. Nam
Svooa ana Hopa.
uDa1e: e1ney e, 11QAr fau-Xefhen nesntain
1nmha, n01oe: mpmsAxn tsnhA, oD1oe: - J1nQafn
DlAsn. ooe. uashetdt aES xn6ecfAA u0&1k
1sDs-cEun - -. Hsr
EroAoee. Fruit, Dte.
Mmssu1s- afiddltau. s,n6zsa; hssa. ekNoka
aas-MnsaA eea: vAeas and 81. resa: bsss
ryssss.-EAsss ssss. anels; river sussaAs.
vsssssbsas -sslvss snan sasans saessc: ene.nA4rs.
bon: ssrA nc: sss PLANT. sasi3; chia gzssa PEP
Yrsii-1pss... eAoss., ~ eeane~. Sc: ..nves-
s..,. .,,, go q. 80 s,., - -.
vaaene1a. nsMinal: Am5can limes. repeck 49, -:
enamsn California lemms. ssesSIse. chaics Calis0r-
MA isnas. ~ a1z; taaanss. 81 sAs21 bunch: pins
Susssr-f.ae1 esss.<y. Ass,e; Do s.eusd.. M
Nc: fsoey dAly raisc: DO seconds. iAeke: pick-
Led. NAzi4e. aThiu. M0asc.
chssss-Nsw. stsaie: rsns Ansrisa. ete1sc:
Esr-ssoss. kesse; fancy mach. nezr: Eastern.
Poaiiry -Tarhsy sseolers. u~s.r pr D: suyA=y
hsns, HAIL cd rccsfssss tA34H dosen: yeus
$500. = snail a.. esvsarss 49,; asn Z.
Id pair
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Judy B.-whest opened with . show
q hr1ness. taor over yesterday At - f9 septcm-
bef The Upward impulse WAS due TO reports Of too
much rain in the West and Northwest for the
prosecution q harvesting This prog failed sas,y.
decline. from which there was no rally. Cables
we're indifferent receipts heavy. and many bears
were recruited frcn yesterdays ball ranks The
Vet weather principally in the winter wheat
belt, but receipts heavy enough 20 check buy
fne The cash demand vas light. The Northwest
Sold wheat in the LEGAL market. fine weather talk
and prospective large increase in the visible help
ing TIE short selling September declined steadily
70 s31c. and closed a. !2tn7xc.
There vas considerable selling Of September corn,
which opened . shade yesterday. close. Weak
ness followed In sympathy with wheat September
closed fraction lower.
Oats we're firm and lie higher at the opening. but
declined with the break in corn and wheat. cios-
Ing shade under yesterday
The heavy run az hogs caused . decline In provi.
sions. September pork dropped Oh isic lard TIC.
and ribs s..
The leading futures ranged follows:
rka~f ,tsx~ 1i~S.s. fIoss,
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FokstAsn Tssty : srstsx sesra g~zsa asa ~.
V1vu sssssa 2d sAsss fsAt lsals ia q nAsssS~r
s@ssss~s IN tss Meth asAs &c fsFss<ss 10
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- sas s-ssn a. sage vAssS n sas
- @ts%1saais&e AZ nearly all ra1Es< sussk ~
sse ssssF- s@a grsia ana ssFIax grAka rsaat~a
- NJ AeasS saa s. rs, susssrxts ~ sss sess nzsf
- s>~= tstsfna;e1s sftsssfM4 sss Secs fsrssiAx
49, sc ~ sessszye csx ssstsss. eat rrsorss
- - te,s ~ slsAta the past fsxss -ssxAs
- Kat s%ge srua ~ wsas haraasizs las hsea
~sssscsEsAst ssxasAsat
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Financial.

Financial.
NEW YORK. July i5--The Commercial Advsr.
tirer's London financial czhlexram says
The markets here were hfeIess and nervous today
On the TTanssaal war preparations which PRO
ceettne actively The situation is apparently deli
cate bank rate of per cent. Is talked Of in
the event Of hosttiitcs and tho expectation nov il
that the rate viii be made par cent next week
in any event
AmssiGzas dropped Tinsos we're 81: Anaoondas.
IL
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. July H-Canadian Pacific 81: North.
Pacific preferred. 79t; union PaciHc preferred
-. Atehison, ~: Grand Trunk, q: Anaconda ia
Ras silver steady at q Is par ounce Money per
cent.
Breadstu2s.
LIVERPOOL JULY 1s-wheat-No. red West
err winter. no stock: No. / red Northern Duluth
duh al Is No California, g. ijdsaSs 3D. Futures
qsiet: July. IS SD. September. s. lid: December.
6 ID
Cun-Spot. American mixed, new firm at b Sid:
old. firm at S sd. Futures quiet; July, Is Sd:
September. u sd. October. Is sd
Flour-St- Louis fancy winter. dull 1t II 3D.
% e %
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. July l-Todays statement a
the condition OF the treasury shows:
Available cash balance ...............S2- 9 loo ia
Gosd reserve 5.9fo, Ia
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- lngp Isnas uA1h = scpsuE & - auzl.-
tn = - - iM6eU - - IL 49, Isl
Atty oDseRnmen4 pen6{ne ~ ~ - ~ h0n0 -
he<A nausdaksd and thax fmdk disbazssd On 1aly
eer @lvf7snAs end interest," vsFe cumiag heck INTO
ne AGpzmt aepgnnts a xsg Yc4k haa1A B13 -
sest8 aGm6ea - shb aeoou1t ave vU - r1sseec
vnnasfns1 vhen 4 vas pesrssved tA4t he re- sW
d<Aaad stuiing NJ Asfdening. - To local r.se
~ Unasy heea1e ea6G. Il W. fessed INST ne
esuztuned usssnl AeeAs q The EAa6cu m1hsf
vu1ae euus . further dfs1n q eold from No. IMA
aa0 1saD - 1nea1 rate high sor . cuanfoesah3s
tne - cone Ths dcvuusA tsnAancs q iaae
seeskt1o N9efaO q fasnEW agAinsa @efcaAndtse
snIp@sgn DnSsiy answered the fears On thh scoFe-
1he bond nartex Sas moderately active and
father hzeSalas. tAs Southwestern nHvay imUns
ncsiag ~ n sS1paxhy NTH the strength ct os
sfocm
ustts1 snfs = snA al = ssgiSsessa Ase -
c1tned 4 b To bid pr5ca
Aoney anA Exchange.
Aoesy "a can steAdy u per cent Prime mer-
ennfS3e papar. 1fa<S pr cent Sterling exchange
am. VIII actual business In bankers hsIis 81 AGf
4aE3 fcf demand and q ~ 81 for stxsy days,
pntsd ntss. AS9aH Aad Ns61i 81; commercial
h4saA. ara SILVER certificates. aaAtse Bar Hises,
Gr. Mexican doliars. &c Government bonds iaAc-
0se: stats beads firm: railroad bonds easy.
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THE Chicago. Milwaukee q st. Paul
railway IL the most popular line between
st. Paul and Chicago.
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CHICAGO. 5aiy A~kec<fpss 81 cattle fe.ay
seal TAs ssresAl aenaxnd eexssnssez gaza
~ YESTERDAYS rzianx sFscsS k'rsrss se@sg&lsY
f&H&sx aower sHsz . @eek Ago
Hex sessasks tzsssy sexe xrns2xily tAsxs szT the
ssa~e a tbs w~rs an3 Arxsses 81 tsc wss fcrcs.
Hesst-s hseExet 81 Hzs =, rsxs1 is<z. u laatA.
sssss, 81 Sssa r. rsxs. nssss-Ss eals aad rrzSA
sess- s-z4 10
1hA sasso vsrs osssaess - 80 IT, sni1s - -
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WEATHER RxConn.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. Or. July - IL
Fur: esoseR.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or Avne
CULTURE, WEATHER BCRuAU.
DAILY DCLLETfN.
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BIG balloon ascension at Madison Park
today.
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Dairy Products.

On the Produce Exchange today the butter market
vas veal. creamery Ykaisie: dairy, iHrise Cheese
STEADY; ssssc Esss-Firm: fresh. lsc.
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LONDON. Jaly is-At tie wool auction sal0 To-
dAy there Vas > good attendance Of burgers The
number II bales offered la Isl The list was Of
= miscellaneous character xnd inciaded few good
New Zealand. Melbourne and Tasmania mesinua
Crnszbredz were strongly competed for Ia Yorkshire
and the confinens A small supply Of secured sold
6sAskiy at the highest rates ss the seTies Lower
medium crouhre4s were in steady demand Amexs-
cans securing gressies~ fair sclextien al Pstnfa
Arenas were tsksa freely and fine grades were
xGhtiy lower The number IL bales caxAiogaed dzr~
ing the series Aggregated 1k.0a. Of which sen had
not been offered. fipe were withdnsE, Hs0@ a.
Ken hy the home trade q 400 By the continent 10
b. Aueriea. and 10 go we're I'D ossr
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he BANKS nov nod tEe0e.s8 IN excess OF re-
qurerrfntS
The Finaneier SAYS.
There was . material Improvement I'm the coadi-
ton Of the associated banks At New York last wesk
the rcssrye above LEGAL requirements showing gain
a S&.Es. which brings the total sssrrlu. np 20
S1 50 80 This wss the result a rather drastic
liquidation Ia leans thst item having decreased no
less than 81: .iN.f0
reduced requirements by 2sls and this
AIDED 20 the gain a. G.slsa 90 In specie made the
expansion in Surplus stated with the statement
mach more favorable than preliminary estimates
Indicated that the banks had lost nenay than
they had gained. the treasury sb>orytina hsins re-
sgarsibe Tor thss npaafn. Hu. IL Is possible that
the previous statement set forth hast weet this
review very mnrh urfissrsted the real y<s.ssca II
The clearing house instfsuftansL
Ia THE manner, the rains FROM the interior
frr sAe cu~rcn. week were p~aeahiy fasgrr than
Fecssa In any ereat the has been material
iy Strengthened also Is still mush below the az
szAse Whether the statements fer the next week
twa wiii e<<tsHue to shc~ cash gains esnrns -
sss@stsA positively but IL n kssoan tAat pos4as r
she Jaiy dlxsnd 9asharsements especially these by
the S0serreent. have nrt ret Aeea re8sfs1s3ts1 ia
hanks. The treasury ewssE - crstasas cuazfticas
has been a sslHsr - late fresn tie hsnkk The
principal rSsHt az interest eeffsrs it, the ernp sre-
ssspts ths xsas< fer whses IL rsrs2ls approaching
sszk eshfssis b%izg Published seera ID stszu
TIA. Trey ara. IL IL aisezss 10 WHERE Sex Vera
kse szsaoa nsaEsy ia thai dsreesssn during ire
csrSy fan. Reserves sN aser The eBsssyv rx.
trrrAefy hssA xzt erxsa on New York s~arv
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wATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Cleveland sailed for San Francisco ~
ferday with cargo Of general p,eschantise
The City Of Seattle. from Lynn canal ports. vfr
reach Seattle this morning She has about 81
passengers.