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BASE BALI.

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10 '''" an" N"''or w
'..N lor inc nome iei''-l-.A COO"
4'a5 sport IN prospect
lo ihird and concluding eamc of the !
,,ro.,,, q .a,;as l,at,,,o,, tb, ll,o,.o,,,,,.t |
~, -,
teruoon. Both teams will be in good |
condition after Yesterdays rest. and a
olos, ,,,l i,,torosti,,,, ,,,,,,o NM, ~, ~,
0'o''' '''',' 7'''i'0 may ~ ar
tcipated' me CLUBS should GER
tainly be greeted by the largest
crowd Of the season. The Shregc-
ports are decidedly the strongest team
Dallas has tackled this year, and a
WOrthier lot of ball players never went
on field. The home team Will be much
tronger to-day than at any time thu
far the present season. Carriers fugct
is so much improved that he Will re
sumo his place behind the bat. Colt,
The splendid young pitcher, who die
ings last year, will pitch for the home
| team to-day. lie was in
| the city yesterday, and the
! management of the Dallas club
secured him, and he will no doubt re
! main with the team permanently. With
lim and Mansfield to do the pitching,
md Carter, Momand and Wilsoy as IA,
receiving end of the battery, no club il,
the South that plays them has picnic.
The little misunderstanding Of dates
which led the ball club to name tho
game for the day on which the Gentle
mems Driving Park association has It's
races, has been satisfactorily arranged,
and both events will come oil this after
noon. The ball club did not
intend to cncroach upon the
privileges Of the race association
but their coming together was purely
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Friday night. All the best musical tall
ent win be represented, besides several
good voices from abroad, among whom
is Mrs. Kouns, of Houston.
At Corsicana the case of Beeman VS..
Jester Bros, in the District court, was
decided in favor of the defendants.
Rockwell win organize company of
eX-Confederates TO attend the reunion
ut Dallas.
Col. Blinn, of Kildare, shipped forty
six head Of extra heavy and fine beef
cattle to st. Louis this week. Their
average was about l,200 pounds. They
were stall fed and very fat.
Says a special from Kildare: The re-
vival at the Baptist church is still in
progress. About sixteen have united
with the church, and all will be baptized
before the meeting closes.
A hop ut Mount Calm Thursday night
afforded the young people much pleas
ure.
Mount Calm is happy now. DR.. Potts
OF that metropolis raised a seventy
| pound water mellon.
From specials sent from all parts it is
IoyidentthaU drouth prevails in Texas
as well as nearly every other place.
Mineoa is about to have six new bricb
stores.
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Open to New Orleans - an Rail, via
HOustou,

Commencing to-day, July 9jth, trains
will run THOUGH soLIp, from Houston
to New Orleans. Train leaving Hous-
ton every evening 6;l5 arrives in New
orleans next morning $3.50, being ONE
HOUR AND a HALF IL ADVANCE or ANY
OTHER ROUTE, AND THE ONLY LINE
MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS WITH ALL
Ill MES FOR ALL POINTS east and south
east. For tickets or any reliable infor-
nation, call on ticket agents IL. Il II. G..
X. r., or j. l.. A. THOMAS,
u, p. A. c., II. d $, A Ry. System,
Dallas, Texas.
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A. Max. Min. Mean Rain
''''' Temp, Temp, Temp, fall.
True story with a Moral.


Handsome Young Millionaire-"So
you would like position as companion
to my sister2n
Pretty Girl-"Yes, please; wsuld do
my very best to give satisfaction"
"Can you sing?n
"No, am sorry to say"
"YOu play the piano, supposeT'
"No; never studied music"
"Ahl Probably, then, you paint crock
cry or"
at is needless TO continue the list, sir;
have no accomplishments"
"Indeed? Why, how have you passed
your time since YOU left school2n
AT home helping mother. You See
"Pardon me for interrupting. You
have said enough and
"Oh, do not say | will not do. II nee
cssarv, | can pick up some accomplish
mcuts in reasonable time, am sure.
"Nou will not do rs hired companion
ue'1aSO YOU are entirely too good for the
position; but If you will take half of my
fortune and me with II, | shall consider
myself the uckiest man in the world"
She did, Philadelphia Call.
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n.ll in nnl. nlh Elrlls.

When we consider the health TO be
better than wealth, then must we con-
slider the old field mullcin better than
pold-at least the medical world So
recognize It, and attests its merits over
cod liver oil for lung troubles. Made
i'm a tea and combined with sweet gun
Il presents In Taylor's Cherokee Rem
edy of Sweet Gum and Mullen, n pleas
ant and effective cure for Group, whoop
Iiug-cough, colds and consumption
Sold by all druggists at p cents and 5
| a bottle.
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NEW York, July ga committee of
The creditors Of Wear, Boogher ~ Co..
Of st. Lou.s recommend the acceptance
orthe terms ofsettlement offered by the
firm, which is that all accounts 30 made
up rs cash to August LIST, upon which
interest at per cent be allowed on
sums exceeding $1,000; tina. settlement
he made by four notes at three, six,
eight and twelve months on accounts
between $500 and 81 900. one note at
i0ur months to be given and on accounts
OF les than S5OO;one note at two months
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CHICAGO, July 3d. Union stock Yards;
M further developments regarding
Texas fever Diseased cattle have been
slaughtered and condemned. No fir. sh
arrivals, Those unaffected in the 10,
nave been sold to local butchers, subject
To rislt Inspection. No other cattle in
yards have been affected I'm the least
SICK cattle, 1t is asserted, do not COM
liullcaie the disease known rs Texas
ever That mulady comes from
through Texans which are never affect
ga themselves, as the disease was
Drought here by improved cattle and
nNt by stock direct from Texas. Nc
further trouble, so far as other cattle are
concerned, is apprehended.
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See advertisement of the magnificent
oratorio, Queen Esther, to be presented
the 9Th, 9th and 9TH OF August. in the
Dallas opora-house. We can assure our
readers that the chorus are well drilled,
and the solo singers thoroughly adapted
for the parts assigned them, and we
regard IL rs one of the finest amateur
performances ever offered before Our
people.
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When you visit or leave New York
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot SIN
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up mt a
cost of 81 ,OOO,000, reduced 20 81 and mp
wards per day. European plan. Eie-
va;or. Restaurant supplied with the
best. Horsc-cnrs, stages and elevated
railroads 20 all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than In any other tirst-class
hotel in the city.
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-Four Dnughtet. KilIed by t.ightning.

KANSAS Cry, July 30.-The journals
beatrice, Nebraska, special says, Sc
we're thunder storm visited this region
before daylight this morning. The
lightning struck the farm house of Ma
than Miller, near Maryville, Kansas,
killing his four daughters while asleep.
Their ages are seventeen, thirteen, nine
ana seven. A boy of five was badly
hurt. The mother is In critical condi-
ton from the bereavement.
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SPECIAL SPRAY.
For sale by all druggists.

4 Corscaua special says The mern
pipn from the watei-works reservoir is
being nut down and ground was broken
y,ster,lqy for the s,nndpipe. Rain
ien this morning cast of Trinity
river. bu, our county continues dry,
although rain - very badly needed.
The organization of the Corsican Brass
band has at last been completed and It
met for practice Thursday night. ~ is
composed o. remnants OF the old band.
The Ladies' Exposition society of Cor.
sicana are making preparations for d
concert to be given at the opera-housC
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City VS.. Joe Cameron, John 7. Sulli-
van, INVESTIGATION; fined 50 each.
city VS.. j. Il. Struber, loud and vocil-
erous language; continued.
city VS.. Isaac Rasin, leaving team I'M
guarded; dismissed.
city W. William Cary, Mrs. Frank
Miller interfering with private prop
erty; dismissed.
City ys. Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Val
cntine Jordan, profanity; dismissed.
city vs.. Sam Myers, teaming without
license; dismissed.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
A MUSIC DEALERS DISASTER.
He Fails to Pay His Rent and the Con-
sequence The st. Louis Firm
Lnmpasas Assignment-F Fall
ure at Philadelphia.
Tone Of the stncl, nlnrl.et.


NEW YORK, July 80 Governments
firm.
Railways firm.
The stock market opened higher, ex-
cept for Northwestern, Central Pacific
Omaha, Texas Pacific and Western
Union, which were fractionally loves
About l0:l5 o'clock the entire list inn
proved. Prices rose a to ~ per cent,
Louisville IL Nashville scoring the great
est advance. At first call prices weak
ened. Subsequently an Improvement
set in, except for Missouri Pacific, which
made afurther decline 20 925s. Late in the
afternoon there was q sudden change TO
buoyancy activity; dealings We're at,
tended witheNctement Prices advanced
rapidly "a per cent, and all leading
shares were taken freely on the way up.
ihc rise was attributed to buying for
foreign account and to covering short
contracts. When the market began 10
advance the bears became frightened
aud made a general attempt to cover.
The market closed strong compared with
last night; closing prices arc l1W3ls per
cent. higher, except for Missouri pucid ,
| which is per cent lower OF 9j
| Zimmerman d l'orshey ship tO-m0r-
row $4,000 trade dollars for China, and
saturday ship 100000 Mexican dollars.
| Transactions aggregated 49,, 900 shares.
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important to the citizens of paiias.

-. =. s''II. 10 NtEN III rs Ut INIIiN'
ii. Il. Shaw, Of Waco, is introducing
in our city the most perfect-worlling
"Odorless Closet" ever invented. He
comes to our city well endorsed by the
best citizens Of Waco. There is one in
use now at Terry d Cockrell's real estate
office, No. -, Main street. MIR. Shaw
desires all who are interested in the
sanitary improvement Of our city, TO
give this their personal examination.
This closet that NIr. Shaw wishes to in
,roduco into this city is the most CON
vcnient and most economical one in
use, and perfectly free from all disagree
able odors. | take great pleasure in
recommending 10 TO the citizens of Dali
las and advise all to cali and examine
~ Tor themselves. II IS a perfect sani-
tarv closet. j, l.. CA FIR,
Health Officer.
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Edward S, Steers, son of S. b. Steers
from New Orleans, one of the
largest real estate owners here.
tie was twenty-three years
old. He left here this
for trip around the lake in
company with a young lady. At the
head of the lake they rowed to Hyde
Hall. AS they landed, his pistol being in
ms hand, It was accidentally discharged.
The body has been brought home.
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LAMrAs,s, July 30. - Special. r.
Barker made an assignment to Henry
l,Xall. Liabilities and as cts about
oven and amounting to $4,000. Mr.
Neargrovc proposes TO pay dollar for dol
lar if given sixty days.
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\ meeting of The company will lie
held ut the armorv tonight at $40
o'clock sharn. Every member, also en-
members and friends of the company,
are earnestly requested toattend. Nom
nations for company officers will hc
will he brought before the mcetmg.
Signpd J. G, TURNER.
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LABOR NOTES.

Wholesale Discharge of Employees.
PtrrsnuRo, PA July m.-rhe West
inghouse Air Brake company have noti-
ned 2l5 Of their employees that their ser
vices will not be required longer than
next Saturday, The wholesale discharge
IL attributed TO the dizziness of trade.
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vgnbash llolAer. Unensy.

ST. LOUIS, July 3O.-A meeting of a
Of holders Of North Missouri
and the ST. Louis, Council Bluffs d
Omaha railroads, which form part Of
the Wabash system was held at the
Lindell hotel late this afternoon. The
meeting was secret, but it is understood
that it was to confer regarding
tho default of interest on first
mortgage bonds of these roads and the
relations cXi ting between the receivers
certificates authorized by the United
States court to be issued by receivers Of
the Wabash railway and these bonds. Ii
was alleged that these certificates take
precedence over first mortgage bonds,
which, if true, would be likely
to depreciate the value OF
the bonds and although payment Of in
terest was promised in August, the
holders of the bonds felt anxious to
know precisely the nature of their lien.
After a good deal of discussion a COM
mittee was appointed to examine the
whole question and obtain legal advice
and report what steps are necessary to be
taken to establish the claims OF tho
| bond holders.
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The Board OF Examiners for Teachers
of Public Schools OF the City of Dallas,
will meet at Fourth ward school-house,
Monday, August llth, ut Ga. m. Appli-
cants will take proper notice.
BY order OF President,
II. NJ. TGLLMAN, Secretary.
Board of Examiners; Prof. g.. w
Alduhof, Prof. Grove, DIR. A. T.. Smith.
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RICHMOND, VA, July SO.-The Demo
cratic convention of the Third Con-
gressional district unanimously reuOht-
mated Geo. d. Wise for Con.srC
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Fort worth Ilnlinr.

FORT WORTH, July 81, $40 q. m.
Speciai.lIt is reported that Officers
Wither and Rushing, Fort Worth Po-
lcemeD, murdered John Galloway, Il
salo0n-kcoper, at o'clock this morning.
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Hold In pernuit Of Ball.

The bail of Oliver Munford, colorod,
who shot and killed Sam Armstrong,
colored, was fixed by Judge Aldridge,
of the District court, at $500, which he
,iled to give.
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weather Keport,

For west gulf States; Partly cloudy
weather; occasional showers; southerly
winds; stationary temperature.
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ALvARAno, TEN. oct :, lSS}. al +.
smith a Co.. ST Louis Gvntl,rl.r' !
have tried your Bile Beans with NY No
and family and iiud them 10 hy e r0s.
excellent medicine for the liVer, and
have done us "a great deal of good, and !
can most cheoriully testify to their
great worth. ! am,
Very Respectfully.
\. j. BRowN,
Hardware Merchant.
For sale by all druggists.
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Applications for Superintendent o
Public Schools will be received till Fri
day, August LIST, p. m.
BY order of President,
Il. NJ. TILLMAN, Secretary.
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CHARLOTTE, N. c., July 3o-Risden
Tyler Bennett, present member of Con-
gross, State Mt large, was renominaled
bv the Democrats of the Sixth district.
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FIRE RECORD.
IN MANI. cnrNrY.

IN TRAVIS COUNTY.
HOUND Rock, July 30 Special E.
ire from hro-boxes of locomotive this
afternoon ignited n small bridge on the
IN irrational, six miles from Austin.
Inc damage delayed trains abo, eight
hours.
An HAWTHORN NEVADA,
HAWTHORN, New, July 30.-The town
ol Sunting, except o Dept buildings
io.ally destroyed y are la night %
particulars.
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mARKErs ny rnLEoRArH.
COTTON STATEMENT.


Last year .. 2S6 1888 d,02l,U9 .
Exports this week; Great Britain, l0026 |
France, l05; Continent, l.6l1; stocks at all |
Uaited States ports, this day 227 ,il3; this |
day las, year, 3O),1ll.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, July 3O-Flour easy; NN, $2,j0G |
$500; XXX, S2NOG3O5; family, $3l0G82l; |
choice, 800; fancy, $i.3jGi.Ij.
Wheat opened higher, advanced with very
active Trading, but subsequently broke, and
closed .1's below Yesterday No. red 5000
S1's, cash and July; 50 iGSBls, August; SBlq
So ~ September, closing at inside prices
Corn opened higher aud Arm, but slow,
then declined and closed "a 10 - under yes
terday; iS l. cash; IS, July; AZ sGiSls, August;
| figures.
oats firm and better; 8oa3Oll, cash; 8Ol (,
July; 2i94, August
| Whisky steady; Sl.OS.
| Corn meal firm at S2.75.
Pork higher; $3.50.
Bulk meats firm; long clear, $50; short
| rib, $40; short clear, S,6j.
Bacon strong; long clear, D,l2l a@0lj; short
| rib $50; short clear, 0.75
| Lard nominal; T"i.
Cattle-Roeeipts,2 ,6l0mGtivcs firm ana wan
| d;IcSaS, dull weak ana offerings generally
poor; exports, S6.8OG6G0j good to choice, S5.Sj
tj1j; common to medium. Sl.ljGj.Gj; grass
| Texans, 1904; bulk sale, S3.iNOA60.
lIogS-ReCeptS, 1900; active; S5.2Jd5.Sj.
Sheop-Beceipts. ZOO; good grades weak
poor stun dulii common TO medium, SaG3;
'''' v" ~ a., ',,, ,, - =. ~ .,,.,
New ORLEANS, July 30.-Flom steady and
unchanged.
Corn scarce and firm; mixed, Ol@G2.
Oats--Westorn quiet ot 40; Texas in goOt
demand; primo, %; choice, ~.
Il COrnmeal higher and steady; S3,lHd2 10.
Hay-Fair demand; prime, 3la5og IL
cvoice, SlI.
r. Pork in good demand and easier; 1874.
J, Buii, meals In mir demand, shopidcr,
e il naS 9,sli'r' foA'go" ' long ele"r an
q 'I Ii',,nn Gniiict. shoulders io,,.r 40 T.. Ion
In, o2 ill., Ill "a ""''' "1' "''
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~, SV,sor duIi and nnrb"n"cd
~ Nfis w M, r." , III i 80
~ Bicn,,,ict o,,d mn,,In,ooi 7'"'
+ N linn a. ~ II 'o'"
Tn,tnn Seed 'pri,,ocr,d, o-ros. ,,r
rnrr vciinv, S0,, In. ,npri,ot Am ''''
10 Siuht eXcRange On New York 40 nor 81 d
II l'ui'lu"' , d. d. 3lo'
Cutr,co Ini,, S6 Eln,,r ,,,,t,, ,,,.t o.,
ri ,haneod '' "' 9"'0' """ w
to Wheat unsettled and lo,yer. rlosol u I,
d. Inv vcsterinv, Iul,, VA ,,Stf' . ,in,, i
40 s1i' = Nry,,,t An 'l,s-i :. II - 'y,yi'. $50,
~ re "a S1s' c,,Uso5 ''"'''' '''S' 9oi''''
W cam i'm mn dcmond nnopcd coyicr ,h,
a. i.,,,i I, i'i ~ t "l,o,,, a. 'V,iot' ""
,Snntrn,b"r + Lowe, for ortnInr, M, ~,
NInc,is j H3N'' ci iUa LILY a'
-rItsstii' cintto1 ~ III, "'.i' 'NP'O''''
ly 'Ss6 pn %I5, III ,,,, o,tors o,or
Nv Ii.ior inio, dn,iin -! ,Gt "a @
cdssS f roe i below %eSSp onSE uSNI
Nil G,S5I cinsrJ 'Sig t,,, D,,''' .5 s
il,o,i .!i q. e,,,tnr,i, - 'ni, ',,.,-i ~ -. y, i1
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iii, monte a., c,t, .1,,o,,.t. ,..,,ti....
H. | short rib, s.l9ls: short clear, S.l6
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'erfectly nenllhy CnltIc ren.

KANSAS Cry, July 3O.-No new devel-
opments here to-day concerning the sup
posed cattle fever.
About the usual number of receipts.
Inc stOckyard officials reiteratc the
assertion that there is no disease here.
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Wi. nnnl,in ~ SON Assign.

AUGUSTA, KY, July 3O.-W. j. Ran
Kin Il Son, Wholesale groccrs, assigned.
Liabilities $4,000; assets unknown.
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VERY LOW PRICES ca Them We nsmn All
hand CAN
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Fatal Accident.

QUEENSTOWN, n. V, July 3O.-Ths
Village is again thrown into tn j., greatest
excitement by the accident al shooting of
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HCutn IN Lllc'
For ten long years Mr.. Francis Mann,
Hoddle street and Simpsons r0pd, Mel
bourne, Australia, says he suffered with
rheumatic govt until ho tried st. Jacobs
oil, the wonderful paiu-reliovcr which
cured him.
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NEW York, July 3O.-Dempsoy de-
reated Fulljames this morning in
tweuty-onc rounds.
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Paper HRnglngs.
Our spring stock Is now complete. We
have many beautiful patterns and de-
signs. Cali and examine.
HAMILTON q You've.
$40 Elm street.

S. Beck, the jeweler, SD Main street, is
agent for "Kayton's Celebrated White
Crystal Spectacles" acknowledged TO be
the best spectacles in the market. Call
and purchase pair and he convinced OF
their superiority. A perfect fit guaran-
Lnpdl
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Pre- AZURE Loss of the Hair
May he entirely prevented by the use o
Blu ,NETr's CoCAoINE.
THE superiority of BURNETT's FLA
vOEiNG tXTRACTs consists in their per-
feet purity and strength.
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NEW YORK, July 30 Bocves-- r. ceipts,
2,230; not equal to the needs OF butchors; an
descriptions had quick sales NJ an advance OF
a TO ., dressed weight; Texas steers, $3.50
i,l5; Colorado steers, $lSj; common to prime
native steers, Sld7 l2i,.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON, STOCKS.
BOsrOS. Angus S,IS3L
gnrRsbAY. Aug. 2s-P. "
Actual Sales

THURSDAY. Aug. PSF NJ
The stoo market to-day was the itura sequence OF
Yesterdays operitlOus. was noticeable cnch7 for
The dove opmcut OF fcverish and unsettl d condition
consequent up II tn" des necessities Of holders to
SELL III the entire ab.enc OF any support other than that
which came from room and haIiull trader Following
the opening weak tone was developed and prices eased
of Il % per cent; then came sptsm OF activity ana
sharp advance and after that, rot the de use, but
a steady and continuous marketing Of stocks that
mark fl cures down only by fractions al a time II is
none lhe les. true bee only in select circles 1t Is vet
talked that the reason why Union Pacific reports OF net
earnings FOR May and June showed such improvements
the preceding months OF the year that its ere test
and most important competitor on through busness-the
Southern Paclc linc-wa pra tcaly closed during those
months The Southern ae is now reopened aud ac-
cordng to the reports taking It's ull share OF tn basi
10 the Pacific Coast What effect that may have upon
rnugs OF the Union Pacific each reader may
judge timself but that has checked he opc atoms
for an advance in price Of Union Pacific TO he
reasonable That stock again furnished moro than one
quarter OF the days total business in all sock and f.
opened and fuclated follows; 81 d5Ol2djl 05Ol9
Q5lQ a49l2 5Oss a49 jO5d 20 a495s i7sa47l2 and
is lat price shows decline fer tIc day OF 80 cent
ST Paul. a. usual second in cunt OF transac-
tons AMI after sales OF $500 shares ouexth OF
the da total business ami after frequent fluctuations
between sj24 and sos s2lo it, hnal price, shows
decline o. 23s per cent Western Union, with transac-
action. % 900 shares makes good third, aud with
the other stocks named makes up nearly go per cent
OF the whole days business, WAS seeking market rom
G6ai 81 down 637s dG4ie The three stocks that have
been named sample the whole market, in opening fig
ures flu tuatious and closing prices. But Northwest
ern with nual decline OF pa Central and Hudson down
las. Lake shore of per cent. liwarc Lackawanna
and We. per cent lower and Louisville and Nash
willie ofT v, AFT q rayof ia are entitled 20 be mon
toned among tho active stocks OF the day, The market
coscd weak at about the lowest prices ot the day.
There was httc business done In Government bonds.
hut while tho inquiry Is very slual are the offerings
ds for The "a are % per cent lower Annexed the
closing quotations: