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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

DAMS FOR sALE.-THREE HUN
IL dred head, in lots 10 suit, fine S5TF.ss1
grades Spanish MernOs, ut Whitney's ESSTY
Sheep Ranch, near Rocklin. Placer 1tssozslGe
county, at reasonable prices. aulS-lm*
EOR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST
L in the Western Hotel Hacking Also, one
Landau, with shaft and pole, complete; and
Four Horses and Harness For further par
ticulars, inquire at the office or Of the driver.
aul-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-20

Fruit land at Brighton depot, 4 miles from sac
rsmentO making two nice tracts for any one
wanting small farms; their close proximity TO
depot make them very desirable. Price, 80
per acre. Take one-third cash
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FARMS FOR SALE !
BY SWEETSER G. ALSIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No. 1918 Fourth street.-.........sa cramento.

600 acres, known aS " Lizzie's Vineyard" :"
c. acres in Vineyard of ali varieties and in
good condition; ; acres in Straw berries; good
Dwelling. Barn; China House; Shed for farm
ing implements; Steam Engine; Horses; ,
Wagons; Harness: Gang Flows; Chickens etc;
situated 1 miles southeast Of Sacramento.
Price. S2I 900, including a large crop.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Advertising Cheats II,

" 1t has become so common to begin an
article in an elegant, interesting style.
Then run it into some advertisement,
that we avoid all such,
!" And simply call attention to the merits
OF Hop Bitters in as plain, honest terms as
possible,
To induce people
. To give them one trial, which so proves
their value that they will never use any
thing else.
THE REMEDY so favorably noticed in all the
papers,
Religious and secular, is
Having large sale, and is supplanting all
other medicines
There is no denying tie virtues of the Hop
plant, and the proprietors of Hop Bitters have
shown great shrewdness and ability
In compounding medicine whose virtues
are 50 palpable to every one. observation
Did She Die
"No
She fingered and suffered along, pining
away all the time for years"
" The doctors doing her no good
And at last was cured by this Hop Bit
ters the papers say so much about"
Indeed Indeedr'
" How thankful we should be for that
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New YORK, August 19th,-A Herald s
Raleigh On. c. special says: A negro
preacher named Wells ruined the daughter
of an industrious and respectable mulatto,
named Faulkner, who, after hearing his
daughters confession to-day, wentin search
of Wells, and meeting him, fired both bar
rels of a shotgun into his body, making
terrible wounds. The negroes are extremely
excited over the aif0ir.
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The Republican knl,y In bridgeport.

AsAo .SpAoA$S~ s's'A'S ." -
There was rousing meeting OF Rspubli-
cans Saturday evening 1T KeObnline's, In
Bridgeport the OCCASION being the erection
Of magnificent Blaine aud Logan pole.
The Ksohnline brothers. lu!l OF the Paine
enthusasm OF the hour. with their imme.
dia.s friends bad erected a splendid pole, q
full hundred feet high. from which rats a
magnificent flag and e!reRuler bearing the
names Of BlaiEe aud Logan. The meeting
ives one OF tho largest and most enthusiastic
ever held in Bridgeport. Colonel May, man.
aver Of the Btsudard mill, wss elected chair.
man, and introduced Colonel Poormsn, OF
Bellaire, who made ,one OF, tho most con.
ylncing aud stirring speeches ever heard
here. The meeting was full Of enthusihsm
and gave Peaas township splendid send OFT.
Colonial Poorman's Argument on the tariff
question gave the crowd, composed { minegd
and iron workers, the livslisst satisfaction.
Mr. Castor, Republican candidate for Pro.
bate Judge, was present and was introduced
to the meeting, and made a most favorable
impression. The meeting adjourned wi b
choers for Poormsn, tue Keohniins boys, q
splendid, pole. Blaine, Logan aud victory.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed. y
The Plumed Knights Of thia city received
the Invitation to attend the demonstration
too late 10 accept 1t. as they would have
liked to do. They resolved, however, to 20
over TO Bridgeport In . body on the occasion
ofsome future "boom" there. 5sA,' Ed
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},5.isi MANY INDEPENDENT IRlsu WORMS.
tfhesltnQ August 10. 90 IiLa0l. L-lgiIs a. /
A N cmbsr q r Tho Club spenLx.

10 ne Editor d The lnleIiigneer. .t4{-
Era: You will oblge . reader II you VII!
allow him 10 say few Words 10 deIeass OF
our Irish. American Independent Blaine and
Logan club. The curu Of the Democracy ore
cut In force barking at our heeia. x First To
the motley throng comes tho Genoralisslmo
"higgcr whipper' Of the Register, frothing at
the mouth because We frishmen dare bolt
and refuse 10 DO driven into the slave pen OF
the Democratic party, aud then 10 be hauled
around In Elddy Dutiy's garbare cart and
dumped out at the vAriouavotins PLACES, and
then turned loose for two or Tour years, or
until such time Oh ths Know Nothing boss on
Market street blows bis bugle to let Us know
! that our Tina 10 up. A' Z. N, i
I want aluo to say q word 10 the Fourth
ward Councilman, who was 80 loud In offer.
Ing to bet his IS that the club pSid 10 Mr.
Mauaway, Of tae Wheeling Tribune. Tor max.
Ing o speech at our meeting. This iS not
trus. as to Nj. Msuaway, shalt be glad to
take him by the hand at any time or iu any
place, upon question OF equal rights Of eli,
izenship. a1pih ll,.fl! .z01.@ sU.Ils,.g
For such would.bs wit as the paragraph
concerning one Of the Morans, who Ills u.
legged, Is TO DO Minister to the Court Of ST.
James, while Mr.. Lnlly Ia appointed Mine
luspector-for such intended jsstJ, say,
Irish. Americans have nothing but contempt,
But that would be better than loshng around
for the llttlt.big boss Of Market street 10
deal ont little Of the $4,000 worth OF whisky
which 10 to hold the little Mountain State III
ths Solid South. ~ - BL NJ
4 will state for the benefit OF tho Irish.
American club that the members o. the
Fourth ward club haYe cheerfuliy given us
the use OF their hsll In the HAndlan building
ushfoh Uili 0Nrupv 1vprv Eriduu avEpiub
Blaine and Logan by showing your indie.
pendence We will have the honor Of help
ing In the election Of Americas cholcs iol
President, James g. Blaine, and elect Veto
Cleveland AZ hangman to England. 81 =
..4 Z JAMES MORAN.
| Wheelino, A,lg,ist 10. ~ -t5s y;.l4I
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!.
Brands advcrttSc,t as absolutely puro ,lp
CONTAIN n MrSerr

-. fJ.-5sz THE 1EST:h n aS
llhceh can top down hot stove unit heated thru
u, the eovernh smell chemist will not to no.
Quirsd 10 detect the presence OF ammonia
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A Bloody Assault.

Saturday evening at the open air concer,
st Capitol Square, two young fellows PANIED
Charles Bowers and Henry Klech, became
involved In o difficulty, and Bowers struck
Kleeh In the face with steel knuckle, aud
then ran. A warrant was sworn ont In tho
city ro.ice court for Bowers, but up 10 mid.
night last night be had not been apprehsnd.
The sharp steel and be bled proiuiely Tns NJ ~
turs Of The disagreement whioh led 10 tia
assault could not be ascertaised. The sever.
eat penalty al the law would ba too light Tor
a man who would thus -disturb the usual
perfect order Of these entertainments. 4.
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Sunday morning about 2 o'clock thsrs was
comfortable commotion in the vicinity OF
that delec locality, Castle Gs,den,' on
Woods street, south OF Seventeenth. i The
wife OF Thomas Murray, a carpenter, who
liyes-on ;McColloch street aronnd.the.hlll,
heard that Murray WAS In the Castle with q
not ,rious colored woman nkned Conpsr, and
shs i besicged 4 the fortress. officer Reid
cams 4 to her 2 assistance, and entering
the colosed woman's ~ room found
her In bed with Murray. Both were arrested
and spent Sunday In tbs lookup. The msn
Is about forty years old, and his wife 10
very nice looking woman, while ono oil the
Police Z force says Murray's dusky female
friend il black Is sin and $50 ugly ahe would
stop = stree. car His bad taste will proba.
lily cost him dear when Judge Jefisls Is Of.
fcially informed Of it,, 49,, ~.
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] To- -. . \ 81 ~. !
Capt, Cbarlia Booth is lying vo,y sick a
big home on the 14lsnd with diser 20 re,em
bling Texas malaria. R8t Z, " slg4.,,,,5l-.'
| al. J. slaven has chartered tha Jer,y O..
born and is runnir 6 her IN the ,Parkersbure
and Mfddteport trade. d ! vi
The Bale Prince arrived from below s,tny
day with the fishing barge, named after tbf
aturay Captain, in tow. & ~, So =
|, Charley o~ings, one OF ths pilots on The
H.rrg D. Knox, was married 10 Miss Rafd.
at Reedsvitle, last week. q. IN ..'f9 : I
The CIV. Bachelor on her arrival from
Pittsburgh Saturday morning laid up on
account Of the Low. depth Of wafer. 4-a1 57I1S
The river Is still falling slowly. The marks
last evening indicated a depth OF foot scant.
Buslntssr1 matter Of course was dull. y, 4
Saturday evening about twenty-five tow.
boaimon came up from Parkersburg over the
Ohio Riyar road and yeoterdHy morning
ebout forty Ave more came up. The borts
with empty oargs.s are laid up all along the
,,vsr below yPa'ksrsburg awaiting q r;ss.
Yesterday afternoon the steamhostnen 10.
cured a special train over tbs P.W. d Ky.
and connected with the Pittsburgh train ut
the Junction. ytl a "a b, = {, .},if..t
The attention Of shippers Is called to the
advertisement OF the light draft steamer
Rossdale In this issue. She Is expected 10
arrive early this morning md will leave for
Cincinnati at noon tomorrow. I Freight
should be on hand promptly. Passengers
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Dr., Harry Il. Arnold. the wellkuown
vocalist ard musician who has been giving
entertainments compoeed OF musical and
elocutona.y performances rendered by him.
self, In the town. Of this State for several
weeks, and whose Instruments and baggage
were a. tached at Weston lAst week, hes since
been in the city. When he arrived here be
had plenty Of money and about $500 worth
Of isge]ry, among It being a l~rQe diamond
cluster ring worth $1,000 or $500 He PR:
ceeded 10 70 on spree, aud did no. get Oh Of
Il TN Saturday, when bis ring was gone,
where he does not know. he does not think
it was stolen, but cannot remember wh,r,
he lott il, His watch, diamond studs and
other isHslsy are in the hotel safe at tbs
Howell house, where be Is stopping. Tha
Dr. ctor Is tine performer aud ganial gentle
man when sober, but liquor gets away with
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PERSONAL nENrIoH.I
hcup and GoAhip III Relation TO Various

News md Gossip III Relation TO Various
! ~ People. ~ !sE42S5
Dr.. Pipes, Of the Eighth ward, is convales
cent. p'a5a y5'I = ~, ~ i',!. n 4
MI. Charles ssabrlght and family are al
Ocean City. ISL 81 slSS5' n Z
Hon. D. H. Leonard, OF Parkerpburg, va.
in the city Saturday. b. :
Mr. J. VIII Hunter left for Chicago yester
day on business trip.
George H. Creel and family, OF Mounds
Vile, are at the Howell House. 9sg
Miss Steinfeld. Of Columbus, o., is the
guest OF Miss Rosa s.sinfeld, OF the South
Side. G ~ !, Il - rffs-,,r : =
Miss Ella Holiday, o. steubenyille, is the
guest Of Miss Oarrls Higgins, Of the South
Prof.. J. A. Lyons, OF the Uaiyesslty Of
Nolre Dame, Ind, is visiting friends in the
city. l,'9S 4-.7,. i q, y
| Mr.. Charles Gosfx,, The Est Wheeling
lakes. 81 j. ,F.g Was l'!FfsIil 3 :IIfIEs
Mr.. G. h. Holiday, Of the Ironton (ohiol
BUY Bee, 10 in the city, and will spend sew
efal days here. [y,. 81, y
Z. W. 6hallcroes left Saturday evening 10,
Philadelphia 10 attend the funeral of biz
aunt, Mrs. Samuel Hammer. %a.s.E,
Mrs. Ella McMechen, OF Wheeling, arrived
Tuesday evening to sec her brother, DR..
Bnshheh. OF this Places. Morys Oracle. 4
Miss Annie Clarke, who hr1 been visiting
Mie7 Belle Shat tf,r, Of Lancaster, is now the
guest Of her sister, Mira. T. A. Hammond, OF
Bteubenville. ,}-7e7'i,--. + $500. : :
s.A. Wells, OF the Supreme Order OF Hepta.
sophs, Of Cincinnati, O., accompanied hy saw.
srxl brother members, will visit the Wheel
ing Conclavs Thursday evening. n
Prot T. Haines, heretofore the nopnlar
and efficient Superintendent Of the Mounds.
Vile schools, will be connected With the
Linsly Institute during the coming year. Il
John Howard, late General Secretary Of
the Flint Gla:tl Workers Association, has
been appointed to position In the offlcs Of
the Secretary OF State. The selection Is a
good one. 95f5 49, n
I II. ]. Felber and family left Saturday for
Ieksside, quiet little resortuea. sandusky,
10 spend two or three week.; MI. Felbsr.
while absent will take . trip up into the
Northwest. 5ili.EFtSeit 3.3s; 4
Mr.. James Jepsou, late book-keeper for
NJ. Reilly, and later for Hubbard / PAUL.,
who ventwest short time ago, has returned
to the city and will take up bis residence
here again. rs ~ 3 :,
Mr.. sam Hszlstt loft Saturday ltor A sbp,y
Park, where hs will spend his Summer yaoa.
.toh. He will join Mr.. Brose List there.
'Taeyt speat last samne. there Geud had q
royal good time. III si al ~ 4 s.. -
Mics Emma Jones, Of Wheeling, who has
been spending some weeks at her bro,her'a
near South Branch Depot, on the B, d o.
Rsilrond, Ia now boasding. with her sliitle
daughter. at Mr.. Harry. Wardsn's, in the
Bank building.-Romney Inlel!igeneer. :
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FRACTIONAL FEUDS
IN THE WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY
No 30 BAD, Col. Ak1aad,s Csnpb'n TAlsi'. n
thsy have been BeporMd-Jass How BAD The
Ca,.asi Thinis They Are-iis Adnita that y
The Democrats had ALVEY Convention.

The KtysOne Cotrin, OF Connellsvllle, Pa,
has The following interesting Article: %
Colonel Alexander Campbell, son OF the
founder OF the denomination ntyling them.
selves the Disciples Of Christ, vulgArly
known as the CampbelllteS, was In town last
Saturday. He resides at BathAuy15 Weat Viz.
rinis, but spends the greater part Of bis
lime In LOUISIANA, where he ownS . large
plantation. y For yehis past he has bean .
member Of the National Democratic Com.
niitsse, and Ia now one oil the prominent
figures In the Democratic faction fight In
West Virginia. Colonel Campbell 10 tall,
broad.shouidsred and generally OF fiue
phyuique. He talks rapidly and concisely
and impreeses his auditor With the idea that
he knows whereof he speaks. His father
Wa, ono Of the ablest miniHtsrs that ever sx.
pounded the Scriptures, and while the aon
may not have inherited his love for the pull.
pit and i'a concomitants OF religious discus.
sion and spring chicken, he has certainly
been endowed with his ausnoy OF speech and
love OF argument, though the latter has In
The son extended into politics instead Of re-
iigion. Colonel Campbsll has not been In
Connellsville for over score OF years And
e1pressed himself greatly astanished at oul
growth and prosperity, and the mAgnitud.
OF the coke trade. ~ g,fy
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7ho hlnck kngles.

4 The Republicans Of tho Fourth ward me,
in their hall In the Handlan bnildirg Sstur.
day night and organized Blaine and Logan
Campaign Climb. JSmes MoA dams Wss
elected President, B. F. Caldwell Vice Prssi.
dent. VIM. Il. Ramp Secretary, Frank Bow.
ers Assistant Secretary. John Mckee Treas.
urer, Charles Bickerton sergeantat.Arms,
Ralph Whitehead, B. r. Caldwell, 7. 9, M.
z1m, B. F. Snyder. Frank Bowers, Abram
stamm and W. Il. Ramp were appointed a
Finance. COMMITTEES. Forty nsmess were
affixed to the roll. A name Tor the club was
selected, the "Blsck Eagles n, 3
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THE DAIRY N AkAETS.
The Fi..aucini World.

FEW YORK.. August q.-noncy market casv 4,
l}sa2 percent, t.o-td OBJ ed a. pcrcsn.. rim,
meicsnale raper SISSY percent Sterling ~.
s a. s banaen' bills steady at 81 S21s; demand
GovKEsMEErs-Fhm, @-t 1-'Hi ~ u ~
RAIIEo ID BoNps-Qi,et.l ig3t. tft' -t
srArE sEcuRTIEs-Steady. ssf.. ,.g,g u. y
moi as epe as strong apa bae,
llln<np lls per tent 10 ii. e,sn sii,r The lrtj
ell! Tue BE- 4; Iatted the b.1nee,s a, Lake Sho,,
and DICED ne nrice down X % 7 a,r,nt. Norln.
y wc set a. !; ! III X psssc9t g G% S. Paul ,e
olu,r nc iyc sharr.wts much lee. irnaor.sat. he
week az. was feuott d lrS;ou, however. and ba.
lcle II !iRs. ?, QUESTION bl:ane buoyan'. There
VIZ hs.'t douand III the loSn c,nwd, ed ,aadiLs
The G. o, news 70 day was ;,vc. aba The wc tlv
e1hto ~ W iGshled 'btuls: l ru-1 iiom Tie
AH'lst; uo1ts ID q e'no3a show, the bauss M
~ = w. ss:fong p;..Go?. rhesTren Mt show. a
Ean * Wiea srn' he sa'pas up % the
p;!oe ;srScd i,om 1s,2h Gceut lu Tho after.
NOM tho ma set wa WcaI, on 10 tiyolapc ,eI ri,
eolceIE,,a{ Wy Is 70 Sc9aHal counlay. u
il, mot eoriS ,ots in The aownwsrI maven 9e ent
ia lle 49, deAliJGs acle was rally Of 1taX N. =.
tsns u sonne :, and The marx. lC OF sic tdisr.
vomrMSd with ~. ni-nts t,tsluy ptlcts aie X.2
sad 1essS wntca are Y parent higher. The sal.
Of ht:uts flr The * a.y c;itet 1861 2ot .Ists n
d, aes otSA AS conpaied with tho. o. tic p.:
vious week. 'tgSs5 Q = IT. ''%s. ~ = n
o. ). III. l0ci$ y. y. ~, ny: q. 8. new 4, 1c0
Pacific So Of ". 49, Ceutsal Pacific, llC Erie COX
Lehish d W,sea.. 81; Louisiana tonsos. q
AIaouI Gs. ,l0l; St. Joseph, lC1: 81, r. 4 4. q
R-sts, E6S Tennessee Ga old soy: do .new *
fe12s Paci. laad grants. 81 4: do Ric Glsuue ~.
onion Pscac histE, 100: do lnni Rrann loi1. IL
sinking land 10: Virginia g. 81 VlfiuIs co isols
tssra mxtrled conrons,;5 ). 60 de'errrd, S: SdSms
Express. l:H AIrolican Express 81; Canate EoIth.
orn, 2.;k:.Iten.sal Pacific. AK: ChesspesSe 4
Ohio, 7 do lst preferred, Il: Do ID prefe:red. oS.
O.. @, d. & L.. II: Deaser & Rio Grsufe liz T.
laX: preferred, u; Fort wayne 10; Hann. bal Il
ST. Joaph, 2Sl<; do eraierrod, Ssh sstcd. :. Esnsss
4 Tsra. 10; .ate Ehe 4: Hes.ro. is a. Ists
Shore. q Louisville Nashville, s,5y Lonisyills
New Albany & Chics2o. 10; Memphis 4 Charles Ian
list preferred. 10: DO I'd preter1ed, 6:.Aesophis =
q, AtchtgSa Central, u: Mnsnut Il
Je.sov Ceutsal, OK: Northern FACING ~; do nre.
.erren, blA; Southwestern l0l4; do p,eierneS
ls!; New York Central, 1itt5; OHIO Centfsi, ~.
Ohio 4, mississippi q: do preferred IS: rse,fc,
Nail. 4NH: P.tthurvn. ls6: Reading. az a. nnis
\ San Frsncfsco. IS, do preferred. six: 81 Paul
W.; 90 preferred w: Texas Pacific, 'I37f, Upion
pacinc. A.: Ur ted statea E1prcss, b2 r.. 1t i.
y z q 90 p,a!essed. IN; VOLS, Fargo Exprees'
10: Wostarn Uniou, OK. ,eT9bG Z - : '''S'7''
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OUR COMPETITORS

VIII PM on Two y lir Of glasses when
thoy read these sicdse lummers. We
open to-day 50 Mcn's Cashmere suits at
81 snit, bought ut II late bunKrnpt sale
in New York. In order to avoid having
Other merchants In this city purchase
these suits we will limit each customer
IL one suit. KLINE BROTHERS., ~
ri: 5.... ~ The Reliable Gi0,Alers,
8.s BIZ t&34 Twelfth Street,
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Tough

Dyapersiai s one OF the toughest OF disc; .7es
to wreste With. Many people have TILED such
avariely OF alleged remedies for Il, withou,
success that they will hard y believe dyspel-
eta can be conquered. But the record Of
Browns Iron Bltera shows Thousands OF
curea OF this disease. Rev. James McCsrty.
Of Fort Stevenson, Dakot,, ssys "E-own't
Iron Bltters curod me OF sewers dyapeI ila.i'
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peccmbcr, a.lcs itocc bushels st 9sss97c, closing
9s$e; January sales 4! .Ooa bushels d essS9szc,
s,otaS as ssHe Feem,f ssls tseo ensh z, ~ 4
Sa.seiss At soiM < s!nsss a. Il OK tpfi,,
tsles 1900 bu.hels at 81 oss To- tlosing a q ihZ
n os,H Corn spot lots q tribe aud options Msic
lower; receipts fscoa bushels eSSor,s 1900 h',,h
fcs No, 2 AnQtil', 6skaSce tlos'ag al t9iSe: sep.
COX. elos!sS al &c; November tsEss9', closing
no Ss rsse:a Sss s Vic S s".sss
4oassc. iiay auis. and un,hangSs, Hop, dull ant
9! tious aaiss sEd steady; s;ies 40 etss BE Ne
cembet .S2tG January Scog february S.a,c. sugar
nominsl. Rice, demand lair and mstket frm.
Ia.Eea.,n ne duli St s,ssI%e EssG Test s fresh
snot 75c; septem0Gr, t5.7di October. 76;a
ITO; November 7bit7 $50: December 1907 Batter
quiet and Dim alSt2t:. Cheese quiet ard s,oSdy.
CHICAGO, AugaEt o Wheat, 10 tsis demsad ana
under rec ofritinfs dcciIued a0ct,s'td
closed $50 under w Today, saies n,ngcl: AUGUST
7SAa sStc, closed ~ 5s34r: september .sHAsoSc.
ISvsSes e q II 4 s ss;o bssnSsr
.Ssf@stc; No. Chid.go tpfif 6 7s9s4 close Ut
7sko,. No. 2 ret SEX Stkc, No D.. sRting 7ss
Crn IN gool denaud sud fair, bnt at lower rates:
ciTed al bi,tc: August 5r5 &c. closed II bilsc''
tlcssi al is,1. November t5.4'c, cidsed al $6,tc
ye.r aga q clotsi Nt sle January 42s May laS
sisHS closed At 4 Oats weak .nd lower; ca h
9aa.9ske: hnxn,t l;afa%s.c, coseist 25hc Sep.
MNtfc: Msy2IupHc, cosed al 2st. Rye low, ut
GO, Barley qu.tlat GeHc for September flc ios
0coter, fiurseet .teady at 81 3t&. Fork. quiet
tsmher Sll g.; october sis TO year iI22S Lard
quiet and 6sl0c ,weE cash 782ts7 40c: -eptnm oey
c,74c,, closed At 7,s,a'.s71sso: 'oc,obN, 74!>la
5Ies closeh - "4a ~ !esT I'ss e, bSa meats
y 3,n Whisky stead nna Unchanged al 81 10. Bn,.
t,r quiet aud unchanged. t2s, unsettled at la11SS
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Wheeling, August 10.
This IL wiz.

The "thres tailors OF Londonn thon pro.
cseded to hand over the Irish vote to Blaine
and Logan, by inviting co!ored delegation
to front seats In ths meeting and listening to
The editor OF the colored organ make speech.
II had been previously agreed that the ne.
soss a5s ms Blaine nd fn wse one one and IN
two such elements they would sweep the
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-11

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