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coasting party Wednesday evening on
Smell hfli.
Or. owen Taylor vas in Seattle on
Mr. R Nain. Of Piaichie. was IN town
on Thursday.
M. ". "; watson was in Seattle dur
Mr. J. F Van de vanter is spending the
week in Seattle
M ana Mrs Harry Nfcolson. Of Airing
parsns aas Mr 0s sna Mr. Sisoissa IN
Kent
Mr. Fred zibinden and Mr.. william
Armstrong have returned from hunting
trip near Mount Vernon.
Mr.. p. b. Warren and family have re-
moved 20 Wallace. Idaho.
Mr.. J. E. Fletcher. Of juneau. Alaska,
Mr. Charles Going. Mr.. LemneI Short
and Mr. Charles Daniels have gone 20
Port BIakeiey.
Mr.. willis MeFadyen and Mr. Lee Ran
kin. Of Olympia, have been visiting reia-
lives n Kent for a few days.
Mr. John Arrowsmith. OF oriilia. was IN
town Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Bro,ehie entertained a
party q friends az dancing last Thurs
Mr and Mrs. whiteons. Of Seattle.
moved 70 Kent, and VIII make u their
The social given hy the yeomen in IT,
tus' hall last Monday evening WAS
pleasant entertainment An entertaining
music and Rotations, A large number Of
visitors were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Of Oriliia. were in
town last week.
Mr.. Fred Drake has removed 30 the
eastern part Of the state.
Mrs. George Smell was IN Tacoma last
week
Miss Mabel Ford and Mr. John Bridges,
OF OriiiIas were In Kent last sunday
Ny. J. b Berlin was in Seattle on We'd
nesday.
Nr. Fletcher was in Seattle on Sunday.
Mr.. Diilworth. OF clarks Lake. was
with hts family during the week.
Mrs. OF Ramstead was visiting in Sc
attic during the week
Mr.. Linn. OF Sumner. was In Kent on
Thursday
Mr.. r. ~ Berlin. OF Auburn. sas visit
INK his brother, Mr., J. n. Berlin. on
Thursday.
East Lynne was played last Tuesday
evening IN Titus hall by Kent amateurs.
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Ngss Mis4fsa FaFxeii " essiAAx friends
tr Seattle
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<ArxAxo& IulasAE, % otGsH@. kSsss
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young lady was 50 dressed as to appro-
prfately represent each one q ne business
singing which were gone through on the
stave ELECTED considerable applause
Mrs C. r Burrows entertained AZ her
home Saturday afternoon In honor Of her
niece. Mrs. j. II Dalton. Of Menoninee.
Mich. A large number OF guests were
present and q most delightful afternoon
was spent
by several young men Of the city 70 a
ball Friday night. The aT5tr was held IN
Keohier's hall and was well attended II
Is the intention 10 give these parties Al
intervals throughout the winter season
A notable wedding took place In Ho-
quiam on Wednesday evening, when Mr.
Edwin Clark and Miss Frances Alortght
nlony being performed in the Baptist
church by the resident pastor A large
number OF invitations were sent out and
the church was well Alled-
Afr. A. +. Hodges. Of san Francisco, was
In the city over Tuesday
Mr.. H. c. Hermans. OF Hoquiaui, was IN
Mr.. +. Nj Shields was down from, Ia
coma over Wednesday.
Mr. Henry Kern and Mr.. W, n Resou.
OF Seattle. we're in town several days dur
ing the week
Mr. j. Rowland Pierce was up from
Hoauiam on Monday visiting friends.
Mr.. Frank King Of Portland, was a
Hsrbor visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. 5. Low. OF Tacoma. was In the city
Wednesday night
Mr.. s 9. pier was over from Portland
during the week
Mr.. and Mrs Ryan have gone 70 Port
land, where they wifi visit With friends.
Mr.. NJ n. Sherwood lef; Friday MORN
ing where ne will spend the holidays
with hts relatives. returning after Christ
mas
Mr. y r. Carson. OF Monsesano. was a
visitor IN town Monday
Mrs. j. F. Lyons and son. accompanied
by Miss Edith Minis, Of Hoquiam were
visiting with Aberdeen friends Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. W. H. Hammond. Of Montesano
and Mr.. Percy. OF Humboldt, Cal, were
In the city over Thursday the guests of
Mr. J. A Hood
Mr.. Jacob Weatherwa1. a prominent
Mason Of Aberdeen, where be has resided
for the last twelve years. has started out
on tour OF the state. giving lectures to
,he different lodges Of that order, part Of
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xsseorsEm. "a. g. SOCIETY,

VANCOUVER a C. Nsg "A sas4ssy
has ae4a fgt.Fisk Ksfsf 8artnE ths rass
@esk kFes danrss. trza asss thHassf faf-
tsex mtiA tah e2r4 faNrn Haarfs have
ssft twM @nsnearssN aasafK Tes frafsfs
- mtxt wnaN wN5 ~ iAR ~ hMssFrw .
Tar rail-. AZ ne yNAtsre ~ thtx MArs WAs
TIRE aaar4 gives sFs v sanesssa8 sszAt W.
Mre t'NAsiss Nlsssn. ii ass a ss~y ssgysft
fanctz1sa tnd SIS sefn ia haaaf af ~
sas4ttsf - no hnFtsss Mrs Aset s1af
fsassstnss, AunnA "a ~ prssa wsfFs
A. tTAaxses "a Aae9t aFA tA3E Cstssr
NJ sNs Mrs. N tlsfhsg. VI $50
Mra ffkhafns aasafst Mrs. C ~ Maek4
ia issh 4na ~ n sAeg Mscxsafesak. Mr
ara Mr. SserNfesz NJ erf &ss fssx.
rf.sf NJ Rns Mr. 8akes. Msa C'rsas-
ttr NJ ASS Mrs. WNaam MufFAF. CASst
ans NGas Tafts&. Mr. hsif Ms y "
Namt13 AZ AnA Mrs p MeFNe8 NJ
aeH Mss eFag3a sFHnn Mr. sAaa Mrs ~
n fsasf kYef Mr. ara Ma Cain "a Misc
WnaGa assas TunsssTs fne &ipses Csgn A.
shs Misses f7ttxrla@aa. Mr.. r. f.iasH4g Nr
~ kerr fBaals Ase Nss tagfeHs Aas
crs~zr. NJ 81 b Nes1 NJ gsssn Tar
~ VI MeT4ng, Ssnssrr #E1 Mrs, ftesH
M aailen- Ms. ara Mrs. . VI. NaFa-
"a ~ ! ssrasaa. Mr. Ard Mrs @ 1asr~ea.
Ms Wey MI An& xra GargRhsge Mr.
ana Mrs. Stewart LtssAgxtcss. Mss Gar
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fssusA tn fsw aaSs are wsli vls,, there
faf time
Mrs Aaesls " Assmsn ~ss IN Seattle
&GFleW tne wseN
Wrs u~sn TaytaF has gesarnsa n@ne.
after sYendlus several eeNss ta Sestt4s
st,ss kig2e Ieafe wNa vaslsinz "a Ssati3e
Nss oarlsssA visited ia ss.ssss last
seek
IN Z R4ala assn5 FrtsAx in snstfle
NJ seswafs ivsf f4f E&sfesu Natasng-
ten HAS mra& Is 20 EaNr ssf HaAa9 sHs&t
Msss A&rlle rsaef seeAi sAfariaT %
seattle
fref uasrs X usnssn sas p seattle
tsst Werk
ulss RasA Haarsss nss fstufaet aawa
88ssf . WEEK xsit ~isn arT ets.as Mrs.
ia a4ss NNk - Msafsit
Mss waawsN @elng wee sasAt}n3 20 81
sstls asrinx TIE wr1f
NFa N3fk Fnf0FsAIaea efe " ffNtn
Asssstaa4rY So tssv e. laH fFFsef tfFtsA
ehaesh - rnag&sag &FtefMa
Mr. 4nka krnr. - &eatsiM aNk WAA
hba fagnssy 4aEthg ne @Hek
M9ss Mary t3ayt - vsssflA& % Pal
wtsa
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snnRo-w ooIlri soo,,L VOTES.


RgpRo- woogsLHEr Nov. sa-rss ieeal
tssfee sf tmarwsea csrsTf ~ Hedulea ~sii
AsMsf in sNa m~w eFntagY ~ NetGsag =
Nfana uasssaes@@e naf 81 De apera Ngssss,
ass - zsaa lrlsra aHofei fsr hnsf cas-
iafaos sses masss NM - sapauea. a
saAingas s9egsg and aisegetseg AZ va
Mssr sesan t4srs Carrier. aaunty sag~T.
ltsrten - esta visited this cay an
&a5sFfaF Esat
8lat ABes geumvsr. fermeFly % shis
Is Aran1tan. As the sssess e 3isss =
n Eeneev FER faN Esyn LAST seek. trsas
NJ esf ieagins Tor a. t@uis. &a.
SAT- ses district isRs Neck 90 BIS xaE
b. N4zaseg1e t@1
TIE 8ass Il ghs ssras AZ Cfsar laks hAs
tesn tssiaasfa s. saturday sresisx D.
M uaps usess. EAs SEA sAis city
naarig a yrar AS rssaTMes sArig IL tsss
as az ss1l sssnAts ssrsas s.es.'ls
~ss rtsatas ~ sutser ~ j. A GsHt&
"a tAss 15f a4f.y i1 fae $3.50 frs aeN~-
kIaa 1Afsias tAs arsi Nssstira 7s faH
"a $50 ie 49, s.sse eeaesss. 81 - =
agHGga sn# has 8t Sms 60 aEGak res
fkrs,f Mess naxt srrtnN
~ an H&fss9 pas eatsest p -ss tfsm
sage rFtes iss4 Eetk nF sae&ness ia "a
Tamgs
~ asa wrs y q Eaais have saksa
afertmsats . sHe Welara algek
MIS- aasr4A FsgrEneuH. ~ AFHagGaE.
Wasted rFsenss rs thaa rfsE tasE Ueah
Mt Ssare Gssa@se. wha hss neea rsqE
sqS ~sts gsheia teEes tar fhe a@ss -
Neesa q naW 1gWsy raeav1rizx az s.
81 saaseth hssaz1aE
Er MaFrtakteEl. freeidiEE eieg. EtA
haa s4arterif AasstiEG seTNsase A. ths
b II cE4ech EeGt Sunday AZ rs O'clock
MI J VI Kgse A@s mav#s Ms ~gfs Ard
thre# ehals-sM $3.50 the Hemingway house.
en- Moore street
A. The opera hazsa sa CHRISTMAS zlxzst.
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Efr.ENs8uRG. Nov A--Mr. c. r.
Hoyey spsnt two or thres daYs In Tscosna
Mr samuel Klslnberg. o. sesisls. is
visiting relatives here
Mr. T. w. Winter. 81 Colyilie, t. spend
ins the week in the city.
Judge Radkins. Of Yakima. was the
guest % Mr. c r. HaweY Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry klienhese celebrated
their ws5dinw anniversary last Tuesday
evening.
a. dinner Thursday evening Mrn Quar-
rler and Miss Quarter. q Virginia. ~
and Mrs Julius Hueheii. NJ and Mrs. ~
1. siowel. and Mrs. wssi Greenhew.
Mr. George Short, u this city and Miss
nostwirk. ~ New York. were married IN
Seattle the arsi ~ the week AMI have re-
turned 70 fsllsnshgrg % reside
Ms and Mrs & L Helm have reisfnsd
20 EiicnsAurx frona their ranch en- the
~ N Williams Is spending few
weeks ~ Seattle Tor the a@nsat q bic
ps y Power visited yasimA frssaas
Mr ard Mrs. Roy RansAli are Visiting
Ar B4n9ali's parents.
NJ EAa08fass Noe@ made ail<sAsss tfib
20 Tacoma an Nen.Ay,
A sacsai ssnce was siTen n Hehne5iy
aai lass Y'yiSay svsninN
MrH neRn. 81 salem, or = visiting Der
san. III = vs. Hear ga sssn rsreeG
Mrs Rash ksafman enieTsAiusa a. .
shaane d.NA sapasS Saturday eTsslaE
Iadee ana Mrs laeissan, III and Mfs
n s. 4sNf NJ and MrA x MHfvel
Mrs MNt gsTtTnhaw, Mrs QaAF4ssF and
Mrs. r. 81 MAsfogR
fir Fr&mk Eeefs sssnt tae sask IL Yak
a.. xss Mn. gAraes fs.mssf sessftsssea
81 3sener On F@eesaY sttnirE NJ aa9
Mrs. FsaleA kasHass 1r ani Mrs. NiiBs
ga fneM NF knd Ma galAUa Haaaeii
gassse smA Mrs. feMxisssaHs tw atA &f&
fsravs NJ ar# Mr~ Fss4s4 R.greF4
tagreA ttsx ,SFeaasfs - ths FFtA4E Eiah
AZ thstr ass aass 90 sFreneetAg e4sniax
az ttss hNmsf ~ Mrs hHAEwAH.
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rets. Mr. and Mrs, James Harvey. the
Misses Phiipot. Mr.. v. CrDnyn, Miss
suiiey. Miss Taylor. Mr. James Blllrn.
Sh'n sh,. u n IAN 9nhna soza w. ,ts
iiton Mr and Mrs. Duncan end many
aiss john Burns gave an enjoyable
glish bay on Tuesday evening Tho fsrsi
prizes we're wen by Miss crerar and Mfr.
jokes.
tournament this week. the ps<xe winners
being Mr. Boyd and Mrs rluukrst
Miss Rob*rts.n gave Tea on Tuesday
island Among thosc present were Mss.
piunkett. Mrs. 0raviy. Mrs Donald. Mrs
Cameron. Miss Woods, the Misses Cam
ni~. Miss Charleston, Miss Mcfsarru. Mrs.
Kent, Miss Brianall. the Misses Msck4n-
te~h. Mina Crumoie. Mss mcdonnell.
Miss Tupper. MtAa wey. Mrs lockwood.
Mrs. Andrew Jakes. Miss Keith and Mrs.
Burns
Mrs. r. u. AteIaren gave tea on wsd-
nesdag. and Mrs. Gravy entertained a
number % her friends In q similar man
ner on Sunday.
Among Inc box parties At tho theaier
this week were those Of Mr.. John Beyd.
wlso entertained MIR, ana Mrs. uAss0rae-
rlnnkefs Mtss Woods. Miss BrisrMn and
Mr. r. J. Deacon ON Mendsy. ard Mira
caneen. Mics Macktntonh. Mss Cr0mhtr.
Mr.. Deacon aud Mr.. Bennett ON Tues
day. Mr. Marucia enteytalnsd Mr. and
Mrs Murray and pr. ana ArN Isafovrn
Mfr ard Mira ksawngthy entnrgAinAa Mr.
ard Mrs r. NoifsFstan. Thomas. MiNa
Twlgge. M. john fsugh- Mr.. lfanshas'p
rarity Comprised sir tnsrfe1 Hthbcss ard
Lady Tupfper. Miss Tapf~r. Mr. Maflrn.
mans Gueeis wsre Mr.. and MrA- Mckay.
MsAx Robertson Miea Nc44t
Mr. and Mira " Hinas Bowler have
gone 10 England 10 apcna tha Christmas
heigaays
Nj Frraefick Aiax afl&er has returned
after an ahsenos q eta maatts n Daw-
Mira Hcsft ~ salt Springs Island. ~
She guest ~ Misa HoteFtaua ~ her hamS
90 Nmsrard street
Me- ard Mrs. Alexander H@3d gave q
dinner Of eight LAS Monday axening.
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rs fsa@s&s sfe4ase M sresssaes sssas assesses 4
t4s g9sesssp4 tsasxs gsssas sashas as~sss yaA~s
Fg@aass = ~ tlsaG v sas hssN s,ssas ~ 80
= afsa sshsss. tssa agss e-afsss n gas& gaa
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"a tss4sn ssssNNes sssa=F araazs3f ss6s vsa.
ssftas ~ sAAs. Asss $50 as& ssss "a sss As4ss
esk sss.s8 = 80 lfsgs ss4s4S8@ss ~ ssSa
$50 lsas fets se aEst s7.sr' snaas ssI sasas-s
r4tssa ~ saa ftftsse glss fstfH
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Fs.r Is ssss ~ aes. Ass " sesszSes y ~ss.a
~ easA
H~A~mv A Co. ~ rss~ So. sss sagAs.
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h OUT o. TOWN SOCIETY," IL
81
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members Of which are Mrs J. II. VAN
derosit. Mrs. p. v. Caesar, Mrs. z l.
Haistead. Mira w. A. Bull, Mrs. w, ".
chiffon. Mrs r. 8. Han. Mrs. Edward
Simpson. Miss Seymour. Mssz Blanchard.
Miss Ethel HoIbrook and Miss Derrick
son.
Mr. and Mrs Wellington CLARK. who
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. william
Jones. in this city. last week. have re-
turned to their home in walla waiia.
+ = =
Mr. Alexander Baiilie went to Portland
Thursday To attend the large dance given
II this city Thursday night BY Mr. and
Mrs, Burns.
Mrs. = 8 Loeb returned Sunday night
from her Eastern trip. Mrs. Loeb and
Miss Mamie Moses spent Wednesday In
Seattle.
Capt and Mrs. J. MaeT- Panton and
Mr.. and Mrs @. -. Hurley last Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fleetwood went to
Everett last Saturday and stayed over
Sunday with Mrs John r.. Palmer. OF that
city.
Mrs q. y. blanchard went to Seattle
wednesday, returning Thursday morning.
KENT SOCIETY," NEWS.
KENT. Nov H--Mrs. Gabei IL visiting
with Mrs. Hiafedei
Mrs Parker expects 70 start for CALI
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iar afocFe1s % which are - 80 toward
the sraciinn e . Masonic tsut4s. g9aslaly
as ABERDEEN Ths lecture - quite Nn5aas.
aefak gives in Fsyuat ans whsle g y Ia
tasestlng fn A0 hears stFHnwiy Dm Ma
ssfssif n1aul tarN
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HOTEL VICTORIA.

se~~4w~x. sas Ass. s@s fTaA ~. Ns~ fess eass
Rw4aaaf4 As~ HN@e sex4a an& -
sasfa. mFsM ~ sg5s4s hAth t FrAa
a. fsss 70 f48nf7sf sssSt,Ea2
moHasF y. 90 stsoF, s~n.9@s.
FgmsflT * lsseei lNsesasA
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y was sacssss ard wAs greeted sin
l8f4R aaAiaucF
Mf Franz csmaesii spent sunday az
rhriStabafe
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dizzy teeiing. Dyspepsia.
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- u k8rNh&N aNA Aku4Atsg " -
sssey tSsagHst z1apstay tHssa tNs
- sssss thsy tss seen fes a san,ser
49, - resf Ntss Axtt fa3afsea. ehs
aeea Victims "a cAie@xe. rvsaFneH
~ Mr. Kssshaa
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@fA wefe issHsa fhle week faF the
|AHzsks Of Mfe Frances WeiheFt ans
N gf*nS Aiisa The wrddiux VIA
|xw - "Wednesday evening peHsuhes
4 Mss WhiHefas taine ~ North !.
|Ssss' rfs eayemens Ntii hr priyats ntl
IT, ~ faaiewsst ~ 4 reception fram : -
n FtfsssS Misa Naihrft haas made her
|sn@ u faeswa with her broshar Mr. >
ttssaa waiheff and her Sister Miss
- WsibrFs ASA has hesf ~ friends
L ass etss whs heia her IN ne highest
|~tss1 Mf Alteu has iseep resident
Il Tes~nsa slsaat iee Ywafs
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NJ iesal ene'ssy 81 tas Hes cross gave
ssfx aaEtassfus ssgs fzFtF lass Sal
"a As.eFaoeU y thr taTws rafiaF al
~ Taeafaa satet rnia wa the assg os
4 3Hsss ~ eAra paFtlss Ehaf VIII De- rtrsa
w ~ EAe w3ateg hY sM8 asctN2w MAnE-
<~s atts~s w~re aenAssa 4ut @eFe ern
8 MS & : KervNse Mfs e " Az
srspn ara Mrs. cvasTs
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~ xassss 80 ~ t.ases eNaFvh wNi
sse~fsite A. sMF raf - s.saes aexf
s-Nsss Hsxei ~ A-aaF q fha rsyssass ~
Nlnr,~r rrafef At 81 tlakr's
ssssssAas hhte been etlenssS - ths
es@s*ss a ,hs baFssh
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hts " 8 Eans engsFtafnea a. cAras
7astAss sstsrneon a. the rsiteses ~
N tAsxas- Mrs. .. ~ MAaaiHs Me-
&mFa y Thomas u seattle uha -
@arH ~ tha city wAa the sweet 81
|ensf wA5st was played Is ARA Thorn
n Ms e , kes~has Mrs. y q rsr-
|t<sea. Me- W ~ Wrfder Mra Thupt.
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course ensued on offerings of some
heavy blocks, which looked like real
izing. This carried the stock to 74as,
which was the lowest price of the day.
Apparently the realizing became light
| er below rs and the room shorts COW
cred, causing slight rally. The
friends of Union Pacific then attempted
to make use OF the discrepancy in the
prices of that stock and Baltimore &
Ohio both paying four per cent divi-
dend and large individual transac-
ton gave Union Pacific a place in the
active list. But this movement quick
ly subsidized There was some strength
in Sugar and in Brooklyn Transit, the
first being affected by denials that
the trade war had been resumed and
the second by inspired assurances that
the annual report would show larger
earnings than have been hoped for
Continental Tobacco preferred was
raided down OF 43s. General under
tone of the market was firm with some
yielding in the latter part OF the day.
A feature Of she day was a slightly
easier tone for time money. The sub
treasurys debit balance at the clear
ing house run up to 81 ,309 ,042 to-day,
and the banks will probably gain over
81, 600 900 for the week on sub-treasury
operations. In spite of the mainten-
ance of the Bank of England's rate Of
discount at last weeks rate, and the
easier tone of money here. sterling ex-
change was firm. The English banks
open money market in which dis
count rates advanced an addition frac-
ton above the bank rate to-day. The
bank further reduced it's price for gold
bars and American eagles by u, and
continues to buy gold in the open mar
ket.
Baltimore & Ohio bonds weakened
on the dividend action, the southwest
ern division 3Has losing a point The
bond market generally was dull and
irregular Total sales, par value, S944,-
600.
U. s. refunding Is when issued, and
the IS advanced "A, and the old As and
new As coupon, 1s, while the IS de-
clined 1s on the last call
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and half@ssc lower. September 400
437ac, closed 43c; December closed
1915 @4OAc.
Oats. receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
1890 bushels; spot steady; No. 26c;
options neglected and nominal.
Hay steady.
Hops, h.ues, leather steady.
Wool uueet
s. Best quiet
Lara steady; refined quiet.
Pork firm.
Tallow dull
CCttonseed oil steadier.
Petroleum steady.
Rosin, turpentine and molasses
steady.
Coffee, futures opened steady, 10 to
Is points lower, closed steady, to 10
points lower. Sales $4,000 bags.
Sugar, raw steady; fair refining 4ssc;
centrifugal Sc test 47sc; nnolasses sugar
s4Bc; refined steady.
PHILADELPHIA August 2-Wheat
nc higher; contract grade August
1874 @74c.
Corn, steady; No. 2 mixed August
1914 @431ac.
Oats, unchanged; No. white clip
ped 301aQ30Ac.
Butter, steady; fancy western cream
cry 20c.
- Eggs, firm, good demand; fresh near
by and do western 15c
Cheese, steady.
Refined sugars unchanged.
BALTIMORE. August 2.-Flour,
~. ;-%-
56 barrels.
Wheat, dull; spot and month 1895 q
7312c; receipts 68,S43 bushels.
Corn, easier; mixed spot, month and
September 42& @427sc; receipts $4,000
bushels.
Oats, dull and easier; No. 2 white 29G
29hc.
Hay, firm; No. timothy $3.50 bid.
Cheese, firm.
Butter, steady.
Eggs, weak.
CINCINNATI, August Flour,
steady.
Wheat, firm; No. 2 red 761a077c.
Corn, easy; No. mixed 410411.c.
Oats, easy; No. mixed new 23c;
OLD 25c.
Rye, easier; No. 2, Sc.
Lard, firm at $50.
Bulkmeats, firm at $40.
Bacon, active at $3.50.
Whiskey. dull at $1.23.
Sugar, firm.
TOLEDO, August 2.-Wheat, dull and
lower; spot 7712c; August 771ac; Sep
TENDER 1890; October 79Ac; Deem
Der S0Ac.
Corn, dull and lower; No. 2 cash
411ac.
Oats, dull and higher; No. cash 23c.
Rye, dull and unchanged; No. cash
SIC.
Cloverseed, dull and higher; '9S
prime $50.
Oil, unchanged.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, August 2.-There has
Deen rather more general business in
progress to-day without change in quo
tatlons. Heavy brown sheetings and
drills and fine brown sheeting easy,
but print cloth yarn goods frner.
wide sheetings in moderate request at
the reduced prices. Bleached musline
quiet but steady. Denims, ticks. plaids
and other coarse colored cottons Gull
and irregular. More business doing in
prints. Demand for wooden goods con-
tlnueS quiet