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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Aug. si--wbess quict throughout
the day liverpool aasy and Arreusjne ship
rnents sa4 900 bushels compared with ss om bushels
the previous week This condition of Affairs. com
fansd with somewhat better harvesting weather In
the spring wheat territory. coased traders 20 the
selling side September opened a sttastec and sold
On 10 Ttie AZ thi. point 81 Louis claimed some
export sales and this. together with modsrsse
amount sold here. ~ sufficient promise 70 in
fuenre fair amount 81 huying. under which Sep
tsubcr rallied to stkc.
As these sales were not. far the trade knew.
followed nv others support of the bulge melted
away, long stnN in moderate quantities came out.
and the market saared, September dropping TO THc
and chssing weak sc lower. 81 Tfe
Sentiment In corn rather tesrish all day snd
prices easter. Cables lower the weather far
orshie and bumper crop predicted for lows. Sep
trnher closed ie under Yesterday. at saic Iiquda-
ton II September for deferred futures IN oats ives
general September closed tGsc down. Al clkc.
Provisions moderately active and frm on a
coed cash business and the expectation ~ bail
ish stock statement tomorrow TIE best demand
was for lard and ribs. and these hsld strong. hns
pork easet on after the bulge September pork
eosd Sc under Yesterday lard h7lc higher aud ribs
unchanged
The leading futures ranged a. follows.
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MARINE xovEMESrs.

The Marine Exchange reper,s the fcilcwsnsi
skArrIn- ssnci Ava y ~ South Portland
Arrived. Ana 81. hns nlskeisy from ertise ssr
AK, from stasvaf. Jap ctr iinml Mara. from
san FRANCISCO sailed. Aus n. .ar Ida
sehnsuer for Port Gamble; Aus u, M STE War
Geld 70, casm.,sus 'ss.'fJ Ans = ~ ~ M, 8
81 Warefid. fcf Chsmaiuas
vIcToRIa. n c-Arrt,ea. Ana sfJap s,s Iasa.
mi Msfu, from Yehohsms tet sssitie
roRr TOWNSEND Ass 70 fsis nisksiey Is 70
resssd 81 tbs sifni, rssssd cut. Y s AZ Gen
roar LUDLOW sailed. ass Al. seh, ssosAu..
Y AN irsnRo- Arrived Aus n. .eAr Fred r
MoSoiItr Arrirea. Ara ~ sehf v = Ret
neid fgcm Pert osmtae
NAA>kfsLts Arrived Apx !, sekF John A..
FORT TOWNSEND sns 81. inwans dasinE tas
s,sh, ~ n ." n Msss'' ,s's i's :, s.,,. -
Arrived, hksn p,s-,er, tfsw Henolaia - star x
itsis, from Es9usmsls %Aiied, whr annsc
nal@snNs frsn pcrs Nssssisv Ger ssaass.
cAtrAo sAned Ans y. BE rs csaaeT. 90 Van.
Snus ssgsa. Aus "a ..r ssas'ot. ~ ses'sss
Ia rost Ava a. samoa u fsisfs. scar est}eass
sss wslsh go .ssu ss~,is, - w.s ' ~. AZ,
~ oEr eaNnlE Sailed, Ana ~. ssAt E,sa
Ai Roar rcwvSsESn,-srsr WIN II. suiA LEFT
,vs 1, sesch a fscst Hsaioek Arsfsea sfAf
nst5flXs4- ffNfr tffstNliAA ~ ftAA AAakfaHf +
-, q ( Hsirsss tyysssgst ~ ths strait
San FRANCISCO Arrived. Ags 2, - FFssgssn.
pnnr TOWNSEND Pssssa in Ava. u, - O.
tgrstis Is , o.. trcsa ~ar FrarEssfa seg Earasna-
Asr,,s~f = Iasn { rrtses. nan hihet
81 yNptA~SAlra. Aux n. ~ Nitesss, far san
f' VICTORIA c.-saasa. Jar ssr iasuusl Mara
- n m faf seattle
s,S FRANCISCO Sailed. Ana g, SER wssh,sa-
poRr T,sw ~sgNrs- psssetl "a. Ass y, lar -
fayes~i MaF0 o. w., tscns Nos.'sssst snt ~sattlf
ss.ss.1 ,wt srAg SgsksMe. ffam Refi Autcw Ter
t-suse M Eshel Eans fsea ros1 Ganlas ios saa
fatat -
iaes ia n. ~ = u. Cafstan. fscn Tascina Cor
pairh harhar. 80
.,,t.s fe~ars hsrksatiae AZ 7 a n a f7ns ard
a ,Nree Ypssisd schnco<r. At ~ a. N cru ~ anA q
.hir Al neon q ship At 5 n m. an tt2il2n hNk 10
-, a 49, Al M m Passed. Ssi, sghr Lati0N
svsna Tse6usa Cor san p~aFa; scaF Anals " Camp
isll srous Pert Ganhie Tor Hcnnials, Has 81 Raj.
clatha, frea Fos Blsselsy scs Port PiFie, all tsv-
tns
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered 10 the pro-
dncer b. the local dealers for delivery In round lots
on the dock and in the car at seattle:
Grain-oats s7s barley. SIS sodit; wheat. chick.
en- feed, $50; bran. eii: shorts 81
Hay-Puset sound. sstas; Eastern Washington tim.
othy. SIS; alfalfa, 50 per ton.
Ears Strictly fresh ranch, nam.
Butter-Fresh ranch. isdisc; creamery. 0a25c
Pcultry-Iive chickens, iifi2c; live turkeys. iie
TURKEYS. lie geese. Zoe: ducks iodl3c per n
Live stoek-Choice beef cattle COWS. AG5ae'
steer, tate; choice sheep. &c good hogs. live &C.
hogs. dressed &c; calves dressed, large. &C.: small
ioc; calves. live large. Sc: small. &C.
Hides. peits and wool Heavy sound ssised steers.
over % ms, &c: medium. sound per n. Tc light
Tc; stays. bulls and oxen. &c; saited hips. 7c
calres per 10. g. green hides. lc css than salted
simmer deer, per 10, 8asc winter deer. dry. na
nc; papery deer, iaaisc dry elk eaicc: green elk
k5c; sheep pelts. zcdsi %; sheariings lsatoc
Eastern Washington wool. s@iic: Western washing
ton wool. isc: dirty or timber burned. i3aiic
tsllow. 1d3ic
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CHICAGO. AuE 81 Rersirss asaa h~as f--sss
ssE - Westerns 2rd ~ Trrans fssrsrsrF s.esss..
Western rensfrs. tTraaE NstIfss- Coed IL s-s-.s
stpsTp s. nNa V psar ~ me&iaus ii sss q -
itcff3 tsetsra Sswi sasF ff aslres sts-sss~s 80
s. e~4 e pws. g 4t7t - teiftss szss. rrvss-s
81 = wsih s ksss - eaise. g. Esss Tsxaps =
Fer steers, tsees gr1ss rssrs. g ist g. srk 81 :,
41a
HaEs@-{lscssgts tstsT. fklAW had tarnor-r~ ssst.
mated. H.M IN ever, aEx Coed haasy ssqs-
h}sass 0easFs. steAav. TrE g q rslres ara $780,
s-p q MS - good - ehffre aears ssss " yssssh
heaf7 ssst IS 'feas. G.zset IS. fuis = ssies
q lsss n
stlevp nsrsir-s. am hal Ns-hs,. ~s.s ,a-,s.
rsusslr ~ hNs4 tsatf tn gtafae urfhsFs e ~
s@ fstr 70 rlsairs uixes g. aa1s q. w1sfs~- 49,
s. ssR5 e. Tgsas shear- s. sass 4; rs.isg s.-.ts
81 zsSs =. Western iRmss. stzsrS
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Heard IN
uoooo Hotel Corridors.

xrs BALTouEs, !, T Wemstes e q 1Ss
..SsSsss whose home is az Mel
4 S.S-srs MED by his son.. Key. q.
| ~ ~ IA his wife and daughter,
n {he city last night from Eng
u si y the party has been spending
snuths vacation. They are en-
~ w ~ way Of San Francisco.
m s se...v 4 ALSO extensively interested
N W ssfsirar and wool growing.
y -.eef iroportaut thing that Is about
~ n Australia shortly he said
Tufier last night, lis the organ.
a DC colonies of the continent %
~ ls.ss .s..onvealth. This is an act In
- ~ onIy We at home. butsall parts
neSs...mercial world, are interested.
esc~5snnwealfh bill Joins in one
- IA colonies Of New South
&l., Fsr4nr1a. South Australia. Queens
m NJ Australia and tasmania. ~
~ SS1onISS. and while l was sojourn-
11s1d passed the house OF COM
AX; 66tfee Of lords II Is expected
..y3SSsf January. 1901. the queen will
E ~ proclamation establishing the
e.veeith. The Earl OF Hopetoun.
~ governor OF Victoria, VIII De gov
TcFernor and legislative bodies.
sS;sf btrsfts TO be derived by the
ss,risl world viii be IN uniform
z "A "a countries alike. There will
MI between the colonies. but
- M BE- done on pr r~ -. the
4 1sFket 10 England. Germany and
s E;}t1 Rates and all countries at a
x ~ f6rifR. This we look for 10 In
..3S ~ eDmmerciaI relations.
60 vDol crop this year VIII, OF course.
= ~ ~ better than last senson. We
~ f6gfnning to get over the effects
W Sof nocks made up OF 6l,s3l .t18
\ III diminished down to n "a. 004
1 20 MIN. S22 I'm 1890. This year
= nvs probably gained what we lost
! mat outlook cannot yet be told.
! ~ M had some splendid rains and
n! vOfs ,.ush good, ro australia ,s on
! nANMY. northern Pacific railroad
t0nt1x1lor who built the Clear
' - 0G11f extension OF that line, returned
| S1S11y from Nome He went North
' ri IN. nfter the Idaho work was COM
- ~ WAS successful In locating
. x11l ~ claims. He II favorably Inn
| 1o1 With the country 80 far as he
Sn ~ - jadee of Il IN Its new state.
500
nGnr INV. EDWARD j. o'pEA.
II MAoo Of Eesqually. arrived IN the
~ nom Portland last night, He
/ ~ ~ Is the train by Father franklin
| r. mrqt The night NJ Providence hospi-
" 4e1ay be Will ~ 10 New Whntcon,
~ ~ Will lay the corner stone Of the
ri 1877 hospital At that place, and
= 10y h WIN dedicate new church
N0D
|Yx uAlIAAM. q prominent attorney
NJ covinkton. Ky, who four years
~ o@umped that state for Bryan.
~ - ~ rendered service 10 the Dem
- p4fty on several occasions, ar
~ h tAe city last night, ACCOMPANIED
VIE. sister and Miss Stevenson,
n ~ fueste Al the Rainier Grand.
NM has been visiting at Yellow
~ Nokloeal park.
NJ
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MICHAEL GUIDA ADMITTED.
Nothing TO show That He II an An
archist.

NEW YORK, Aug. si.-Michaei Guda.
the italian who slowed away on the Kali
ser Wilhelm IL. and came 70 this country
three weeks ago. was admitted 10 the
country today. His brother Antonio. a
fruit merchant Of Harlem. paid his broth
er's stowaway fine.
As there was nothing TO prove that
Guida was really an anarchist except his
acquaintance with Natalie Maresca, who
came as a passenger on the same ship,
the board OF inquiry admitted him. The
board has yet to dispose OF the case OF
Maresca
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PERSONALS.


- NH business man Of orinis. Is It the
~ H'As''m. mining man d Rosi,s. b
..ssi Hc'u'sn Iumh~rmsn. Is guest
"a s,A operator Of nhins. Is susss
- 4 H. Butler 49,
= HIe1nsa. : h,uuine~ man Of r,snsrsf,s 1.
| 49, I ~ nrunsvics
III hed. IN Olympia attorney. 4, IA the r,tv
- 10 ssai matters
- 4 isst, 4 merahan, Of OAK Harbos. n 4
p ~ I ~ srinswiek '' 'p'-A"''
0nansw. Z miii man of Port Hsdloel. IA
- = bisinss trip
AC AsaNws. II Auburn, "a yis&tins In ths
eusss u the pilisr
~ Sms ever from SPOKANE yesterday and
~ Stevens several days
exnn and stf-. returned r.,.rdsy
Nm tssp 10 lake CashmAn
leneet basinexs man 81 rl,eosbu,s. .e.
y ~ wife, "a II the Butler
oeassa . vsllknowp msaiuu man N snc.
- sssa Il the Rainier.tsrand
-. wit, wtil.knn~n mining man Of the
rriien. y susst q the Butler.
Asas. whstrum tnslnes. man. accom-.
= SRs' u al the Hsinlet,t,rand.
vsasss.d a lamb.rmsn al Minn..,,,,. A.
ss@s'ds Ne viii 90 TO Everett to-day
-. - waihs. tbs Prr u.mhie min man A.
y hA w,fe IL At the Rainiss Grand
l. g. : bssipsss man Il Na,A Y.s,n. ar.
aD Yesterday add Ia at the Brunsw,eh
Hssehssd came ever from T.rom. ,...
vui remain hee teday on pusiness mat.
~ Msas. = ths Hetsi s,sssn.. isa,e. WA.
- ~ ntsadsd visit 10 his old home Ia
-. G uass al. up from For, r,~n.,,s
- van party q friends ani i Al he
~ 90. FsscAaslas sssn, for IN. c..,
= - ssSAas sanssl. IA In the siiy on tasl.
nyss. . vuli-kpown esnu,r,,n.n A.
&C., s~ss'ne Yesterday aud IA al ,he raj.
~ esssss p~ssasn, II shs sanr., ,.c,
Itsss s, ,s,, awivss IN The ci,s yesterday and
- s WI leave thh ssruins On AZ 81.
- stasf hasiasss srtp 10 ~ .ans .s,...,
Il " -. ~ wan cAissse. New Yofk, rhiAacl
NsSS
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red Western. g. ID No. / Northern spri1g e sd
No i California. q ssd1ds Sd Futures steady
September q ID December. 6 Id.
Corn--spot. steady American mixed, rev, 4 "a
cid. Is ~ Futures, quiet: September ss ia Oc-
toher, Is Lid; November Is I'D
Receipts wheat. past three days. yloc eentsis IN
ending $1,000 American
Receipts American corn past three days. a.no
certafs
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NEW YORK. Aug si.--An opinion deny
ing the application OF Michael J. DAILY, the
BROOKLYN contractor. for a preliminary in
junction restraining Gov Cen Wood, OF
Cuba, from promuigating new municipal
charter for the city OF Havana was rend-
cred by Judge Lacombe. Of the United
States circuit court today
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MARINE NEWS.

.fok0HAMA~-saied. AUG. % freeonshIse for
Victoria ~
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Aus a. hksn Tam
o. shsntsf. fer Columbia river. schr Lily for ump-
qua; str MattsAwsn. for Tacoma. str state II Cali
furria. tor Astoria: ctr wafacid fer Chemanas.
Arrived, str PrcGfsso. ffen Tacoma
rONT LUDLOW Sailed Aug 81. schr spnkans
Capt. JAniescu, for csiiAo. Peru
NANAtMo. n c.-sAiisd Aus u. str Mineois.
for Los Angeles.
HuouiAM--esiied, Aug %. schT Dsnnflexs from
Hoauiam fns ssu Francisco schr ssn Basnaren-
tnrs, from Haquism. Tor San rrAncsseo. Arstt-a
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THE COTTON MARKET.


NEW YORK. Aug. 5i.-Cct'on futures opened las
points higher strong cables. but ruled exception
ally quiet with subsequent variations, generally con-
fined 10 narrow range The exception was sep-
teuher which inherited special strength In the An
gust deal and advanced II points. subsequently, los
inc points 81 this gain The latest crop intelii-
rencc was particularly hearish this afternoon. and
the market here closed barely steady. at net av-
ersge advance 81 point to decline n points.
scntsrnher excepted. which advanced u points.
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NEW YoRK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Aug Flour Receipts, 2. s3s bar
rels: exports. 1875 barrels. Market less active,
wheas-Recspss. 1or Sos bushels: exports, none.
Spot weak; No red. seic. Z o b. Tsac, elevator.
Options opened steady hut drifted into weakness.
tho close being h6ic net lower Selling was Unfit
cncsd nv absence n rains in the Northwest, lower
cables and weakness at st. Louis and Minneapolis.
May closed Usc September. 7stc: October, 7sac; De
c~rnher silc
Wcol--DuiI.
Hops-Quiet
Cotfee-options closed steady iodi5 points net
iovc- sales s2s bags. including September. 9s1c
October 7 Sc, December Tea1 Sc. Spot Rio,
Arm No invoice sac. Mid. quiet; Cordova. u
efitc.
sugar Raw. ARM fair refining. iic: centrifugal.
&c. Refined firm.
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NEW YORK Aug al--Dlrect teie-
graphic communication between the Unit
ed States and Germany has been opened
by the new German cable. In conjunction
with the Commercial Cable Company's
system from New York to Fayai. and
thence 10 Emden Germany Messages
were exchanged between the German en,-
peror and President Mckinley.
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yseqe 5hssts DO. Miss &. p Andrews. Aubu
\; n kslicef. Fresno. W. T. Canton, wateriIie.
Dam Dan M Msllosa o. 7. Den, do
r. W. wsnsn. Portland. Mr. Athsrton, do.
" 1 Eastman. Butte n M Woodr17y. Nome
9. Fritsch .TsArforic sta1lund. MeMnfrsy.
4 HacDoussn. Frkiin.M. H. Kirkman. waIlaw
Z. A. yohnke st. Paul. Thomas Posts Do.
< (. T. Hail msli o.,I,o, aS I e k ss Dc
man, DO Aug. Toeiinsr. vanassei.-
The Occidental.
z Hanston. Eagle CO d. sharsv. Tacoma.
=. y. georResoh. sitkx- Geo r. Kimball Wash
stshs c9ipsIt CHICAGO, Mrs KimbsiI. DO
5 - Jackson. washgt Or r. r. n. van Lsndeg-
Bisshman. snohoni,h Rott. Mostsnm sSa samnr
:; -. Johnston. victoria.s. J. Brshtrnan, Fairhn.
= a. Unon. Tacoma r Burnett Missouia.
q n. schoonssr Twnsnd.A o. Parsons San Fran.
l. nn,s j5% gn.s' o. q GharIs,t. whatsm.
= Anderson. snohom. Iamcs Roddy. San Fran
& fratton. Edmouds Mrs Roddy do
". r. Totey San Fran. George Clock. do
y ~ Williams. Tacoma. L. A. Osborne Spokane
~ W nams. do. Paul Rodney. Portland.
Mr.. pore,s cameron Mr. Rodaey DO
z: q van Epps. ols%pi. Mr.. = CANE S,5rs'' s ao
Tss Letimsr. rasoma. Prof A. H. Tut,ie 4 ".
y. g. Mouth. Ais.is Mis-. s'I rut.is a.
y; W, smith. Do. Miss Anna Tntsie. Do.
q Psss p.r.aS Mrs. + Fo,e,l ra' ssn X fran
y, u, Fountain. Ord Hp.J. A., Kuhn, Townsend
yrs fountain. DO. Joseph Muller. San Fran.
hcArthnr, san Fran. Charles T. GAY, ". Y.
Mrs Macarthur. do. a. W. Libby ~. spokne
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Cash Quotations.
Finur-clsdet ard unbalanced
whsst-So spFinE fls-zlr M red. S9rso
Corv,-Se Z ~ No veiloe. tn3c
os, Ne Z naaslsc; Ne , white. NC. No >
white. r7aa1asr
Rye-Sa = Sic
Rssiev Gccd festlrs Hssssc; fair to ehoios malt.
lng tSdtfF
rtsrssd No !. un; Ne I Northeastern. ass.
Tinsaihs Seesf- Prime q sas4
Mes paff Fer barrel 90 Na1f
Lard pef iN F-7urds ~ T7cfe s
skost Rhs~ sAss bose U1-
shcniaers- Drv ssitsa tv'sca s1assr
Short Ssfes-Flsaf Nsahef 81 zaaf o.
WHISKY Rasis - hlsh wires. s. ~
eNssrs~tfnrharrei
C7nrrr-f-ssFtsart Grade Z -SgJs
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Reciprocity with Nicarasua.

MANAGuA. Nicaragua, Aug st--The
Nicaraguan congress today approved the
commercial reciprocity treaty between
Nicaragua and the United States.
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COLOMBO. Ceylon. Aug s.--The Unit
ed States collier Caesar which Is on her
way TO the American feet in Chinese wat
ers, has arrived here
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TORPEDO boat TRIALS.
Some Experiments Of Interest to
Naval Men.

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. S.-The expert
ments in torpedo-boat drills tonight were
OF special interest to naval mon in the
fact that the submarine boat Holland was
used, She was unable TO catch the crew
OF the United States tug Legion nap
ping. and so the attempt TO get along
side the latter was unsuccessful
The Holland and the Leyden went down
TO the harbcr for practice. The Leyden
doused all her lights, and the Holland
tried to steal up to her. but the COM
time.
The diving trials win be held later.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Trade again duh among the commission
houses on Western avenue today There were no
changes Of any character In quotations with the
exrepfipn q slight drop In the price Of wheat
On reports from the Eastern centers IT speculation
frit Is stiii drug on the market A few nevly
arrived bananas are selling we'll stocks OF that
trnt hsrtne been very small Grapes, which
snonld sell well. IN little demand account
q NE Continued warm weather spd cheapness OF
other and earlier fruits
Vegetables are In fairly good demand. though
prices are not more than ordinary. The stocks on
hand are all from California OF elsewhere out Of
the state, but are fresh aud Of good quality. An
Improvement In prices is predicted
better market for poultry Is also regarded ss
prbahle In the future. Esgs and butter
ere still IN good demand and may 90 higher at any
time
Prices for miiistnffs and grain are not likely 70
60 higher. Oats are expected 10 90 lower. and
hay, while In eager demand, may follow the same
course. The demand from Aiastan and British
Columbia points Is. however. very brisk
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Ara u whss,-czrzaes ~ rss.as,
rathsr sasssfs raFgoss " ! standafd Cafarsia- il
markets. steady
LIVERPOOL. Aas. A-wAsas-spet. s.sasy; Ne
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Nominated for Congress.

Tenth Illinois District-T II. De Forrest,
Democrat.
Ninth Iowa Districts. B. wadsworth,
nenoeraf
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aorEl ARRIVALS.


The Hasier.
4 n 49, ~ Fssns r nRnsn. rsnrw,
Il 49, nvntsf Geo w,isst Al
= Ts.N M,sssa ! j. neaals san Fsss
kssn 9sS y w,.sAt. a's,sa
a. i Il RisS'ssr, 1901 rsstas
= ! vs~t 49,. Johnson. san Fsan
~ Ass s RstY caiessa
hAshss, ou-r.,. ~ sssrss. rseoma
~ r~rs 49, ."s " 0ngiea. chicago.
AsssssN liassss. MarsAAsia
~ hsNsxsN SAYS Is Slny, rartlana
h-rs 60. s ciessa. waTsa
= ks,ssss NJ C l. Hesnan spha
= G &ss.ss - tes'i' sosw. ssn fsss
lssss A. M9@iy. Vsnc-asrr
i, sea wsiSsr e. 4. Rs. .1.s Me'Saaras
.ae re,,,,,a. - w 9 Z Ralsoar.s IA.
! hlrss. k,,,- rl.ss = Essas. MsnnA
: ssA $50. va y Crtls, vaacaitvst
s....c ,.s. N F" r,l Ts.is'''' ki'gss s
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST For SATURDAY
Portland. Aus. 81. 1901.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT. OF A0Rl.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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LA CROSSE. Wis. Aug. GA scheme
VIII materialize in a few days to combine
All but the largest of the local breweries
INTO one big company with 81 200 900 cap
closing all others owned by the compa-
nies involved. The combine will include
the q. Hoffman Brewing Company. C.
& J. Michael Brewing. Bartl Brewing
Gund Brewing Company which recently
built fine plant, will not enter the COM
bination- Papers are now being drawn
up by attorneys to complete the deal
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug sL-whest-steady, AZ Sc
@s-c for wslls walia. SIC for Valley, 5s9sec Tor
huexsrr
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
HreadatuHs.

Breadstuffs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug N.-wheat-Declined
moderately. but became stronger during the day
Barley-The market was quie. and easy
osts-were offered freely, but the market had an
easy tone
Barley Feed. ssarsc; brewing. 77sas7E,
oa's-Gcod g choice white. si-isal . scod to
choice red. sii7s@iS.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks ssls; Oregon. sii; wheat,
centals % T6s; barley centals. ises2; oats centais
nsss; beans sacks 100; corn, eentais, 9i; potatoes
sscks. i.S2; onions. sacks. LES bran sacks. ~
niddlines sachs. ~ hay, tons. So: wool. bales
2s5; hides. number. s2s.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. slT@so; bran. assls.s rcr
Hay Wheat. ssdTi2 whoa. and oat. ssaic 80; best
barley. 81 50; alfalfa ssa1 80; compressed wheat. =
GA; straw. per bale 9a5Tic
Potatoes River Rursanks. S6sor: Salinas Bur
banks. Inas5c; sweet. new, siGi.D.
Vegetables cucumbers, isa2sc; green peas itdsc;
string beans, ss2sc per d tomatoes. lsaicc; sspara
Fruis-Appies. choice. 81: common. Sc: Mexican
LINES. nominal common California lemons 81 5ea
2Is: choice California lemons. ssas Is; bananas. 81
Butter Fancy creamery &c; seconds, 2iarsc;
fancy dairy ma7osc; seconds. iTalsc.
Cheese--New California fats 9ka l9c; Young Amer
lea. ioalosc Eastern, 1stali1c.
Esss- store, isaisc: fancy ranch siaesc; Eastern.
fraaoc
abe Old ROSTERS s. SCOT 70 young roosfers, 81 5o
80; small hrolers 81 T5a2 81 large hroilers. 81 spa
,, fryers. xsas 20; hens. $. scss; old ducks $50 80;
geese. 81 ssai.n
Wool and Hops.
Wool spring-Sevad ilssisc: Eastern Oregon 10
aiic. valley Oregon isdisc Fall Mountain lambs,
aal0c: Hunihoia, and Merdocino. 10d12e.
Hop-Crop NJ 1899. sdi3c; new. 1900. loal2tc-
Closing Quotations.
nj. Ma fx
Bariey-N Nothing doing
Corn-Larse yellow, 81 22iGiS.
q % %
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET

Wheai- ExpCr--No. l club. sac. Ne / hlv,kaxr..
E;c Mallins-So elEb. Sc. No. ! kaesssrz, sc
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Aug. l-wbest--Taif cent lower;
bluestem. sec; club. Sc: both for export.