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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09

being anxious to be a lawyer, he went
to the University of Michigan, where he
was graduated from the law school in
1884. In 1885 he was elected city attor-
ney of Jacksonville, and held that Office
until 1891 He announced his candi-
dacy for congressman at large in 1892,
feated.
Mr.. Yates at the present time holds
an appointment under President Nc
Kinley as internal revenue collector of
the Snringfield district.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
20 men HURT
In a Riot Which Grew Out of a
Strike.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. May 9.-During
riot between strikers and workmen at
the Buttonwood mine of the Parrish
Coal company today about 20 men were
badly injured, including superintendent
w. T. Smythe. The strikers dispersed
the workmen. The sheriff has been call
ed on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
DRAWING THE LINES.
Several Delegations Decide Against
Nominating Vice President.

Sioux Falls. S. D, May 9.-The Ne
braska delegation today decided to cast
its vote against the nomination by the
Populist convention of anyone for the
vice presidency and to support the
proposition for a committee on confer
ence with Instructions to the commit
tee to accept the best man offered for
the place by the Democratic convention
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
Kansas City Livestock Market.

Kansas City. May 9.-CATTI1Is--Re-
ceipts 1000 Market steady to shade
lower. Native steers. S40Od5.50: Texas
steers. 50 906I5.2O: Texas cows. 50. 40d5.00;
native cows and heifers, $2.25Q4S5; stock
HOGs-Receipts. 1900. Market strong
to Sc higher Bulk of sales, $5.00d5 10:
heavy, $5.00G5. 20: packers, S5.O0d5.15: mix
ed, $5.O0a510; light, S4.60Q5.00; workers,
S4.90d5.0O: pigs, $4-2004S5.
EEP@Receipts, 1000. Market strong.
Lambs, 4506D7 Is: muttons, 50. 500555.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
Sloan Rode the winner.

London, May 9-The Chester cup of
$3.50 sovereigns run today at the Ches-
ter meeting was won by c. A. Brown 5
Rough Side ridden by Sloan. The Duke
of Portland's Manners and Lord Carno-
vans Baldus finished second and third
respectively. Fourteen horses ran. Dis
lance nearly "a miles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
Topeka Hide Market.

Topeka, May 9.
Based on Chicago and boston quota.
tons The following are net prices paid
in Topeka this week:
GREEN SALT CUREDASc-
NO. 1 TALLOW-4Lc
GREEN SALT HALF CURED-71kc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
Gates Hearing Postponed.

New York, May 9.-The hearing in the
case of John w. Gates, chairman of the
board of directors of the American Steel
and Wire company was continued today
to get more witnesses for the prosecu-
ton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
Topeka Markets Today.
Topeka, May 9.

COWS-s2 5Od3.50 - -
STEERS-$3 50Q4 90.
HEIFERS-S3.O0 Q3.50.
HOGS
LIGHTS 60d47 rs.
MEDIUM AND HEAVY-$4 S064 90
GRAIN.
NO. 2 WHEAT-61Q611kc.
NO. CORN-3412c.
NO. 2 OATS-231ac.
HAYS. 90.
PRODUCE
EGGS-10 cents
CHICKENS-6665k cents
BUTTER-13 cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
Cotton Market.
Galveston,

Galveston. Texas, May s.-COTTON-
Steady. 9Ssc-
creased demand: prices firm American
middling, 5 7-16d,
New York, May 9.-COTTON-Spot cot
ton closed quiet, steady; rniddling up
lands, 97sc; middling gulf, 101kc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09

New York May 9-SUGAR-RaW,
COFFEE-Irregular; No. z Rio. 7ssc
nominal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
Rutter Market.
Sugar Market

New York. May 9-BUTTER-F'irm
western creamery. 16d20c; factory, 1SQ15c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09

Furnished by J. c. Goings, Commission
Merchant, 112 East Fifth street, Topeka,
Kan, receiver and shipper OF grain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
A SKETCH OF YATES

Peoria, Ill. May Orchard Yates
son of Dick" Yates, the famous war
governor of Illinois. is but 80 years OF
age. He was born at Jacksonville, Nor
gan county. After leaving college Mr.
Yates engaged in newspaper work, but
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-09
YATES The man.
Illinois Republicans Select a
Candidate.
Nominee For Executive is Tan
ner's Second Choice.
CULLOM FOR REEVES.
Hanecy Votes Went to the War
Governors Son.
Resolution Endorsing Sympathy
For Beers Defeated.
A BITTER STRUGGLE.
Federal Administration in the
Fight is Charged.
Fourth and Final Ballot Stood
Yates 971, Reeves 566.

Peoria, I'LL. May 9.-Yates was nomi-
mated on the fourth ballot, which stood:
Yates, 971; Reeves, 566.
Adjourned till tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-15
MARINE NEWS.

AsToRIA-Arrived Aug -. Bf 81 Aurtrai.
from Honolulu; Br 81 Genis'a, from shsnshai br
eh Riversisle from Hamburg Br sh oreaiia, from
Shanghai Sailed Ger sh Rigel, for Queenstown
PORT TOwNSEND-Arrfved Aug II. sh Chas
r. Moody from Honolulu
sUvA-Arrived, June - schr c. A. Taylor. from
Gfays harboP.
NELBOrRSE-Arrived Aug H. Br str Bloem-
fonteiu, from Port Hadlock .
ANTwERP-saile Aug. II. French bk Cassrd.
fos Portland. Or
eHANGHAI-sailed. Aug H. Br sh wandersr.
fof Tacoma.
HIoGo-In port. July IS. Br sh Bsirave. for n
coma.
LTvERPooL-In port. July q, Br sh Penewern.
from Vancouver.
BAN FRANCISCO Arrived Aug II, schr occi-
dental from Grays hartsor str Macknav, from 6s-
attis; schr yciaut from Port Blakeey; schr Bella.
from siuslsw river; str Warheld. from Sanamo.
Sailed str Arcata. for Coos bay; str W II. Kruger.
for Tillamook: str washtenaw. for Tacoma.
YoKoHAMA-Arrived. Braemer. from Portland
for Hongkons
HONGKONG- Arrived, Aug u. Olympia, from
Tacoma, via Yokohama, for Manila
YOKoHAMA-ssiled. Aug. IL. Goodwin. from
Hongkong for Tacoma
PORT TowNsEND-Arrved. Aug n. sh Charles
CoMOx--Arived, Aug u. sh Glory Of the seas.
from san FrAncisro.
HoorTAM- Arrived. Ape, 49, schr W. r wisze
nan from Honohniu Tor Abcrdeeu: pchr Serena
TAayer. from Honossiu FOR Aberdeen.
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MONEY IS ACCUMULATIEG.
London Times Comments Editoriaiiy
ON the Economic Position Of
the United States.

LONDON. Aug ls--The Times today
prints long editorial dealing with the
economic position Of the United States. as
evidenced bv the allotment OF the war
loan traces the progress during the VAST
four years OF the reduction Of the Ameri-
can debt but maintains that the United
States has not yot ceased 20 be 1ebtor
nation. II refers TO the sbundhnce Of
CAPITAL accumulated In America and AIDS:
Nothing could suit the Americans hss-
ter. among the non-Amcrican securities.
than the Obligations Of the British sov-
eminent
@Not only have the Americans consid-
erah,y reduced the permanent lndeblfr-
ness OF Europe by buying American rrH.
way and other bonds and securities, but
when. IN the autumn OF 1875, Ion ION
houses refused 20 renew masses o. 0ef-
man bills previously held here. the bulk
after having been domiciled for short
time In Paris. we're Transferred % New
York where they have rematned ever
since and have Doubtless been addcf 70.
The United States also lent money
10 Russia. .s -.
or two years that American rnorey h9atts
possessed large tsgds which thsy have
been unable 70 employ al home sattsfac-
terily and the higher interest rates Al
present In Europe attracts sorne OF tbis
money
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-15
Disease Of the Stomach.

Theo cO0G1thoa nay eeeolt from
several causes. but the usual cause
IL Catarrh, the mucous dropping
Down int ths throat ana bsins
swallowed.
.sYs there naueAaf'
Are you costiver.
as there vomitingr
do you belch up gasf"
s.Haye you water hraahf'
Are you iight-headsd?"
els your tongue coRtedr
.'Do you hawk and spitf"
sis there pain after eating?"
Are you nervous and weak
.sDo you have sick headachssrs
sspS you bloAt up after eAttnar
ssis there disgust for breakfAstr
ssHave you distress after eatingr'
ais your throat filed with sinner
'sDo YOU at times have dtarrhoeAr
s,Is there rush Of blood to the headf"
when you get up suddenly are you
rs there gnawtns sensation In stom-
i We !. you'f-.' as II you had lead in 'som'
when your stomach is empty DO you
DO You hs.ch up material that burns
when The stomach Il fun Do you fss'
eppreeaedf"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-15

clio; tomatoes, gallons. s3804; Silver shield.
Lima sssns Boston salsd beams beam: l lsss,s
e.nr.s r,a,,, ss p5sn,h peas
cherries. ysseSs. csso sss'r1s. ms e , ssss
s s@sss,I z p ,s sSs:sss..i' ;,s pss:
aprieots sio; hiachbsrries in Am tins 81 70 eur
s shss' s I'm ss iss a Il E.ss fson 'n s. a
Canned Fish uobhinr, Clans IN I'm. r,.r A.,
e. clans IN tins per doz. 81 81 lohsters. IN tins
ALASKA silver. do,. tl.s1: Puget sound n a. -.
s ss. !. Ff ,i.n en- is s' 4, =, ss
American H. per doa. sc; maeisrsl. SIX tins =,
az: 20; u .h,i"P wcsI e, dos ny
S clipped f S. IN I Hs lunch ~ s.. ss
In cans. q IS: roass bssf as ros. ehisiep q -
,css, mu,,on: Sc; roast tuTte, t.si pss' feet.
staple Groceries.
Chocolate uobtans, Rster's IAN Premium. &c;
izb FADE. DC; star. I'm boxes. pr
Bsisrs * s"se. X vsn "a aosssns oG rs ,sa si
Sc; y: ss Z; z; as,ts,dslli... ~, sss. '
Hssssa s & css. :: s ss
US: Monroe. unsweetsnsd. Is; Economy. s. Is
sauces tiobbtns, woreessrsssr.. .m.n, Der don.
r.z; medium, p.7s; iarys. tlo.N
ayrups uohbins -Drips. bhis, Per gallon. nc:
s ss. s ss . H a. g.. I'm i s 2. g s ss.
no; cslifsrnia drips. azai tins. Per case IS .
N:* Orleans nolas.<. isal tins. per case. sss
sI tina. =. a.. ~; 80 sd , ,ssirt e. u.s. * H
:' ST.; s. g. ~ =: s :. .ss.s -. s. sf l tis'
i.i,s. i,ss IS g. PAN. se; Nm psn. .,eA
= &C., California. ~ cans. dos N esss. pvr don'
rrsrtc.s tsobsins, Soda, x. se pr u, .od..
IVY - sofss x, khox.s ss< per hcx. NIX.
s-rass' ~: No csytons. K soda, Ne; No, =
tumble. sxx wri OYSTER se Es.tcn , s-,ssr and
Hs nm: I'm. Is ~ :, siss sssS W: o'''s''
: s:. = s X. \, .:s e. a. ss. =; =. 49,
rcss. nl Rss' .s e ps e. ...s.
per al ~ A. rs'sed No :. per gallon NC pam
ps ys r., g, ictsrs ssr Ter s,, I,s; VI"
s,sl RI r., 'a's ibb'', srr per al. nc; "c' y"
M r' & l,oseinsl- smsr ~h,,e per n, Ss pink
Rise nsn, nsyos pr ~ "; lima per ,, Y; ~;
fs"sssrus' oS s,.s hpan Sc: China sc' ''''n''
~ pr.s rsss s,ess.usr, sr.rd green. ~: Assd ~
sait tiosstns, r,v-noss. IN .a-s. per .cn SRA
nsntfrund. IeLn .sct, rsr ton. 81; IN saer Z;
& ssi.. X 81 * : .:ss. !. K s 81. & sn ''
Miscelln esua.
., so.p tjohhinsl -ser'tIe aaven ns eoe: 100. =
nieeffir. %. u n, M- q %. Gnh.rt Co. pcrs,
~: Sb: ~, &C. rorfnre iode. 20; -. 49, -,
rcvS ~ I'm I'M. y. ca.sie. wNiss isaisc pe'
~. CASTLE. notified nc
Tobacco iohhngl- Plug chewirs bsttiesx, @c
shmsA &c Star &c: Horx<shcc &c. Sn>srhSed
~: I1per Heidsieck roc: Ssnn Tae. Gc San Iss
pr y. BIC sor,eihinN Coed. Nc Ars c,,t chewing
e. ia &c; &, ne; Iame KILN. sos &c; sos 1e
.srsm ,,c. '' Na 1.,,, nv. aS"s' &
psn~r bars. Less diaroTfnt Iiss drah express. sF.
Bags fjobbingi--Grain, ~ l0o Nm; old. per IN
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rs the voice husky7"
do you spit up sinner
do you ache all overr'
do You blow out scabs7"
rs the nose stopped up?"
do you snore at nightf"
Does your nose discharger'
Does your nose bleed easily?"
rs there tickling in the throatf'
do crusts form In the noseg"
IT'S the nose sore and tenderf"
do you sneexe a great deai?'
''1s this worse toward niEhtr'
Docs the nose itch and burn y"
els there pain m front of headf'
rs there pain across the eyesT
Els there pain In back OF headT'
rs your sense OF smell leaving?"
DO you hawk 10 clear the throatr
els there dropping in the throat7''
els the throat dry in the morning."
"Do you sleep with your mouth openf"
"Are you losing your sense OF faster
Does your nose stop up toward night 2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-15

/.
~ klosins prices are being offered 10 the pro-
N4& the locsi dealers for delivery IN round lots
N - Hort and IN the car At Arattie
onls-0at 32t77tso; barley. &C. wheat chicken
IT, -: han, 50: shorts t3l
N-russt egund. N2s; Eastern Washington tim
~ ~; snelfA y rsr ton.
D-3reB HrSh ranch. 1lf7cN.
Msn yresh fAnth. is@iHc; creamery. fDm1ic
~ ehseAns. iiel2c; live turkeys. lee;
EI4n IL; eeuss, IL hueks. s0@icc Ter H.
~ nees- Choses beet cattle. COWS. Nmsic I:
- 3uc: choice sheep. 70 good hogs. live. q I;
- e<essd. lei caives. dFssred. large. X: small
|4; eivA iise. hsss, u; Mati. ~
- pits and vpol Heavy sound salssd steers.
= - ~ e<Aten. essNnA. w ID, ~: hsht,
nnder ibs. 10: COWS. sound. all weights.
~ ~ ID, sc; eseen hides. v lees than ssited
~ ees.. per h.. ier. dry emilia ous-thisd isss
- DER. per n, 251Nr: winter deer. dry. nd
u 1steu deer i1itsr dry elk sfior: green elk
shsep pelts, 25cpels -. sheasisnxs. ise6t0c
- Washington wool A6fiic: Western Washing
~ &c. dirty or timber burned. fS1isc
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frequently attacked by Catarrh. The
picture represents = part of the head
sawed open, the letter A indica tins
the folds of mucous membrane in the
nose. The letter y indicates the
seat Of Catarrh In the Throat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-15
n AID TRADE REVIEW.



s. 49, hsstans pace win yesterdays
~ - Western avenue today was active
7S pgspettcn ~ nicns,sn nosn wsss
~ -, we're few features IN the market.
w. - n arYfve In large quantities. ana the
], ~. sot seem 10 slacken-
y - - vegetables the past seyen days
Hz&&s5 IsSve DEALING and the coming week
~ ~ s-r.1at r. The local demand has teen
SSesids crders have come In freely.
49, ~ vsried erently, and quotations TO-
~ srs not materially changed from
a. s~tisY i stin frm At the advance Of last
~ ~ Ssfkrt Il Stable, showing no fndics-
S-S-inr or early ADVANCE The Gag mar
rSs-;rs stiil. though quotations remain the
@z1s - Gsr1et Is not flooded. the receipts
~ sssrsA - give a weak tone, though the
! suod Va Vim probably heep prices in
s ..Ssr. - sseiSSss re not 70 heavy a during
- -. sn1 there Il a hrmer tone TO the
~ sdrah prices arc unchanged
~ osher markets.. there n little change In
,1aln. Hssinsss z scsiys sor s,s sumner sSss,
u = "a fredstufs ere quoted Al the prices
~ ~ ~ AAys The new crop has not arrived
- onsstltiss 10 affect the nnarkef. nor Is
Il d there WIN be an immediate change Of
NJ Ppxet scrnd erDp r. IN good condi-
~ q 4 soM proportions. Clover on the
- rsstis 9jursd ~ The cut worm. but hay
2 & sa61rrd IS nsteEiAl in,ury. Tbs transport
~ hen y 6orne help to the market. and
n xorfhe6 ShipAent have materially aided
\ ~ 6en6nd D Mn Kood. and the market. ~
= -, = cs11ed active ard nm,
~ IN dfaes, quotations and deaiings for ex-
y. ElrS nftle rfhre than nominal. The milling
- b more scfivr. but ~ yet the new crop has
- - 1 STEADY movement II Is hard 70 fore
r. fufrsv Or 70 gay Just what turn shipments
- csolstienz VII tabs. though u Z not thought
- uoySrGof 10 secure another outlet fof theis
- NM = bearing on conditioJa that can
b b No means abundant, owing 10 tflsir
N1iy - IN hanks. Salmon are plentiful, hover.
= ; N cher t1Aasss n hsh. and pricrs on an
= 2tAsneed
4 ~ s11spi trades there are no new features or
i1S b tFtfN nom yesterday, when sugar a
w.. ~ lnsener 1dvaucs. mailing the second riss
= - post week. the total increase being &c.
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Relating to Deafness.

Deafness results frsa caeaesn
clesing the Eustachisn tabes that
leaa from the threat 20 the ear.
rs your hearing faillnkY"
do your ears dtschArger
rs the wax dry IN the carsf"
DO the ears Itch and buruf
''Are the eAre dry and soAlv 2"
s.Ia there Z tAro6bine In the earays
''is there . busting sound heArdfs
''Do you have rlnotho In the oNfeSs
Are you gradually getting dsAfr'
Have you = pain behind the eArDf''
ais your hearing bad cloudy dayefs
Are there cracking sounds heAFdfs
s'Do you have earachs occasionatiyrs
Are there sounds like stsAm eseapin1Y's
DO you constantly hear noises In The
'De pour ears hurt whom yss blow yess
DO you hear better some says sAAs
DO the noises in the care keep -
When you blow your nose DO your sars
Is yspr hearing worse when you have
Is thsrs roaring like . waterfall u
the headr'
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General Quotat,ons.

NEW YORK, Aug. N-rlour-Aeceipts issx
barrels; exports gi,i barrels Market. dun; Min
Wheat Receipts. iu.sp bushels: exports. 0re
bushels Spot. easy No. rcd. Sic, o. b. Op
tons opeoad easy. in consequence Of disappointina
cables. and immediately rallied on covering. In
huencsd by the strength 81 coru. Northwest r.
ceips were not 30 large a. West while Western crop
news showed NOR buIikhness LAts IN the day
eased on under realizing And closed easy u ic nes
decline September closed ~; December, siIc.
Coffee Options closed steady, f09D poina -.
SALES, Sm bags, including September. [ Oq7 CSC;
October. 7soc November, fSs4f soe: December,
1.ssa7s0c. Spot Rio steady Mild. quiet; ccfdo-
Va. nominal
Sugar. Raw. Hnncr; fair reAains, Ne; eentsifussi.
% test. &c. Refined. steady.
Available Grain supplies.
spscisi cable and telesraphic adviess 70 Brad
streets show the following changes IN the avail
able supplies from the last account:
Wheat United States and Canada, eAr q the
Rotkies increased iloe0p bushes; anoet Tor ana ia
Europe. decreased 10000 bashsls; total snpply IN.
creascd @.eoo bushels.
Corn United t9stes and Canada, east a the
Rockies decreased 1.f6o.We hushsia-
Corn-United States and Canada, east o. the
Rockies increased slo.oW bushsls
The combined stock Of whcat ~ Portland Or se.
attic and Tacoma. wash. Decreased iesso Bushels
last week
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old. Is I'd. Futures. firm; september D. ma 0cto-
Der. Is llsd; November. 3 fiSd.
Receipts Of wheat during the past three days.
4z.0O censals. including 1900 American.
Receipts Of American corn during the past three
DAYS, lsT 600 centsis
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This ngure shows . section OF
the ear msde BY saving through
the bones Of the head, II shows the
outer ear. the canau leading from
the outer ear to the ear drum, the
ear drum, the bones of the car. the
Internal parts of the ear. toxethep
with the tube leading from the
throat mp behind the car DRUM.
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HoTEL ARRIVALS.


The halter.
4 rrohmsn. wrAnEri q. w. King New York
y n. Cornwall san Fr o. r. Ciough, Everett
Mrs n. Fishef N What Miss A. cloneh. do.
q T. shasr. rhilAdclpha. D. M Cough DO
Mas L. Biamer. pstlsnd.M Mrs. u. NJ. clonVh.de
Mi. N. DeRursh do. Mrs. O. Rosentha oiym
Miss T. pcBarsh. do. - ". Rcsepthsl, do.
Mr.. Bulns. Tacoma smith, Perry. Or.
b s Copeland. waIiaw.L c. STANLEY. ch,p~ rrs.
r p, Chapman, citr. sfrs STANLEY. d..
smusssrs. sultan lewis Lew. Pm ' Ages
y lsss,sn. s san rs'a J. kse'n'on. Seattle
wn'f p;'aa '' posssna whi.s.r Mou..n 30
.'i J. e oI.s. .... s.s Isi ns.r, rss,
chs s..ris sel.sasre. o ". nross.un. n r.
Edwin Ross. ChirAeo A. Maerua- Portland
4 r. Gronwols. g. Paui.c n Green. Aserds.a.
Mrs. Cromwell. DO
The Occidental.
0. l. Howard. Tacoma NJ , shsh.m. Portland
{ Fs'q rs@v.s S'' Yar 4 S si'l, e. e.
y y RO-s, MArshssia Iohn arKay DO
sH H ess,,,, San F. r.n t F.,sa wsss'eA
i Y ws,,a', s. Mss,sla =. " s. Miiss -,
f n.sl... p p...:. y s ssss - -,
g e A s.i.. cs; ss e' ssss. G R.s,
Z & psaSr DO Chns s~sssou. Fsifs.,u.
n Kisk tsr~sc. q " Kuhn, stncsson
=, cosr,a. f'ndla, a"i o s,s,,s salem
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bran. sachs. 2sn; miadnrs. saeis. An: hay, ssns.
40; hides. number. ~.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Miilstuns- Middiines. ssf9n; bran. ussisU Per
ton.
Hay-wheas. eei.; Wheat and ess, uar; bsvs
barley. $50: Alfalfa. eaS 50: compressed wheat, =
@l2: straw per bale. 2SdNtc
Pofatoes-Rfver Brnhanks, D0o5c: Salinas Bur
banks. 5oassc: sweet. new, ltG3tc.
Vrgetables- Cucumhers. 2oa3oc: green peas, zasc I;
srinE benns zase; tomatoes, 1s5oc: asparagus, 75c
Fruit Apples. caoiee. q; common. sc; Mexican
LINES, Nd1 common California lemons 81 D9z rs;
enoiee California lemons. C93. 50; bsnsnss. a. so4
- pineapples. n mas. 9.
fancy dairy, z9z3c: seconds i7a2oe
Chcese-Neu California hats. e4elec: Young Amer
ieS, Dc; Eastern, l34al4Sc
@1s1c. y
Poultry TURKEY sobbien. ss1oc; turkey hens. II
@l,c; Old rcosters. s.. Df4: young roosters s. Oo6
small hroiles, was 8: iafre brcilers 81 5n3: m
er. gas so hens. 1.D9s; Old ducAs. sat; eeese,
Wool ana 15ops.
Wool sprine-Sevada li@fsc; Eastern Oregon 10
Mlfc; valley Oregon, le3lsc. Fail Mounsain iambs',
seioc; Humboldt and Mendocino. logic
Hops-Crop 81 lsos ii@lsc.
Closing Quotntfons.
wh.st-Essy; December. n.ii; cssh. u.@
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
July statement shows a mtg Increase
over csrr~sposatag Noath Of
Previous Year.

WARRINGTON, Aug b-The July
statement of the Imports and exports OF
the United States. issued ny the nurssu
~ statistics. shows the imports or naer-
ehandlsA 10 have beer 80, 81. 2S5. OF which
~ AZ - was tree % DUTY. The total
amount 70 over fscs.s6 In excess cf
Juiy. 1872
rise exnorfs 81 merchandise during the
month AGGREGATED sloe tis.1f. an increase
over the corresponding menth iast year
az more than q. gp. 900
The gold imports fer the month we're
The exports 81 geld amounted 20 p.es. Ia
an Increase 81 About tfss 40.
The silver imports AGGREGATED tsAli.s1A
an Increase ~ about yoegs and tie ex-
rorts Asla6ss. m Increase % sia %
During the last seven months the ex-
,,nrts N merchandise exceeded the Ina
ports by sc. 900. IA
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THE WEATHER.
FOR WEDNESDAY.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or. Aus II, 100
Partly cloudy and occasional threatening weather;
slightly cooler
o. q DEPARTMENT OF AGRucrLTURE
WEATHER BrREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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The Proper Course
For Sufferers.

The proper ceurse for su6erers IL
this. Read these symptoms carefully
over. mark those that apply to your case,
and bring this with you to the Copeland
ONCE. II you live away from the city,
send them by mail and ask for homo
treatment.