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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-15
A FERRY-B0AT FAIRY.
The Guy Ore Woman Made of Herse

The Guy Ore Woman Made of Herself
Coming to the City.
She was fat, she was fair, she was every
hour of 30. She was crossing the bay
on a narrow-gauge boat, evidently bound
cityward, to return certain library books
that she carried under her arm, and prob
ably to get something to read" for Sunday
(this was on a Saturday. She wore FASH
ionably draped skirt of black material.
pulled back" according to the present pre-
vailing style, till 1t lay like O tightly
stretched drumhead across her naughty
body. She wore stiffiy starched white
shirt. apparently the exact counterpart of
the masculine order of that garment. This
arrangement was of white lawn, casually
adorned with large black "polka dots" a
genteman's .necktie of the "made-up" va
riety was passed under the turn down
collar and the ends tucked into the broad
eXpanse of polka-dotted starch in front. A
further ad0rnment consisted of jaunty
blazer" thrown gracefully open to display
tho aforementioned splendors Of starch and
lawn. Her head WAS surmounted by a
pretty sailor hat with an inch brim; her feet
were encaeed in minuely pointed low shoes
OF patent leather and undfessed kid; her
hands were scrupulously gloved, and her
whole outfit would have been cute on a
child OF TO- 1t might have been iauntily at
tractlve on slender girl of 90, but ON a fat
woman OF 40 the effect was simply to set the
beholder's teeth on edge.
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DISTURBED HONEYMOON.
a Dozen Pitchers of Ice Water Sent to
Bridal Oh hnr

Dozen Pitchers of lee Water Sent to a
Bridal Chamber.
1.-THE funniest experience / ever had ="
said Colonel l.. A. Leonard of Cincinnati.
"was during visit l recently made to New
York in company with my sister. We went
to the Grand Union Hotel, and l requested
the clerk to give US a couple of adjoining
rooms.
81 understood the clerk to say that we
were assigned to rooms Nos. 80 and 1O1. We
were conducted TO the rooms, and | was
shown to No. SO. Shortly afterward my
sister Informed me that she could not sue
coed in getting any one to answer the bell.
and requested me TO ring mine and order a
pitcher Of ice water for her. ! rang and re-
quested the boy who responded to take a
pitcher OF ice-water to Room 10l. Before
going downstairs, q few minutes later,
asked my sister If she had received the ice
water, and was informed that she had not.
/ rang again and told the second boy to take
q pitcher Of ice-water TO Room 10l. i went
below and soon returned, and was surprised
TO learn that no ice-water had been delivered
In my sisters room.
by that time l was interested and told
my sister that | would see that she got some
ice-water II had to 60 after it myself So
rang once more and told the bell-boy that
pitcher of ice-water must be taken to Room
101 right away, and he said that he would
surely attend to it.
AFTER waiting some time made inquiry
OF my sister again and she said that no ice
water had come and begged me not to bother
myself about it as it seemed to be hopeless
task. But replied that water was cheap
and she should have some sure. l went to
the person in charge of our corridor and
preferred request that pitcher Of ice
water he sent to Room 101. l received q
promise that it should be attended to in
stanter. But it wasn't.
My next attempt was to prevail upon the
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THE STOCK MARK EFT.

Beyond a ffty-cent fiuctuation In Savage on the
noon informal session yesterday there was very
little doing in mining stocks. The purchase by
Ives and Epstein of the major portion of the 6lOO
shares OF Savage placed On record for the time be-
Ing caused little furry In the middle stocks bnt
1t quickly subsidized and trading very light dur
Ing the afternoon with no particular change in
prices.
Silver was trife lower in New York, being quoted
at 99.7S
Bullion valued at SIS, 400 has been received from
the Eureka Con.
The Dexter Mining Company OF Tnsearora has
Immediately.
During the past week the Justice mine sbinned RI
the mill from the $50, 622 and S22 level Slopes
~ tons OF ore OF the average battery assay value
OF VA W ton Have stopped the extraction of
gre tor inc present ana are now engaged in pros
pecting the various Levels.
The Yellow Jacket mine is shipping 100 tons OF
ore usly 10 the Santiago mill of gold bearing rock
aud 20 tons OF silver-bearing rock from the upper
levels to the Vivian mill.
An assessment of $40 per share has been levied
on on the Ferries and Cliff House Railroad Company
The Virginia Enterprise says: .James Andrews
one of the old-time prospectors OF the Como range
IS IN Town He shows some very rich specimens OF
antllnony from a lode of that valuable mineral
which he discovered last fall about sixty miles
south OF here. near the road from Carson Aurora
he made his location secure, and with the assist
ance OF capital to develop 1t, Will make a fortune
LOT himself and all concerned. The general run of
lhs ore Is from 10 TO 80 per cent antinony with
more or less silver but no gold big lead or
deposit OF ahtimony like this will prove to he u
valuable source OF wealth"
1ruckec Republican 1t is reported that &
Hartley, the veteran mining man OF Meadow Lake
mas leased the Excelsior that place to some
Denver men, who propose to work the ore by q new
process which they are sangulne Will produce GOOD
results. The mine has been bonded to them for
TWO years, and working lease is also given A
man named Clark of Sierra City has also leased the
California mill and niue and has recently hauled
III some machinery. Other parties are talking of
and PauSOn. -
There promises to be a revival OF interest In the
old camp
Assessments PENDING.
The following is list of assessments now nan ding.
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Overland Freiphts.

Overland shipments OF produce and merchandise
from California in July via Southern Pacific lines
were as follows: San Francisco, 20,4S9,5 $50 pounds
Oakland, 7l7,4i0; Sacramento 2OU2i, 800; San
Jose. 1,057.36O Stockton, 2.457,2IO; Marysville,
1.575530; Los Angeles, 4.s6O.95O, Cotton.
$4,000; PORTLAND, 251,570. Grand total. So 1885,
$40 pounds.
The leading items were follows 5442 eentals
Beans, 745,640 pounds Bnrax. 10.435 gallons
Brandy 4S5,S26 do Wine. 66.250 pounds Honey,
3,S7S,730 pounds Canned Goods, l7.236,57O pounds
Fresh Fruit principally from SacramentoJ,
256,260 pounds Ralsns, 733,330 pounds Citrus
Fruit, lS7, i40 pounds Hides, 663 Cattle 694. 400
tails Potatoes. 1914 $50 pounds Vegetables SIS, $50
pounds Quicksilver, 2446,540 pounds Wool
520.l2O pounds Canned Salmon, 252. 200 pounds
Picked Salmon, 5,476,300 pounds Sugar, 10.25O
gallons Syrup, 2O3 $50 pounds Coffee 1851, 120
POUNDS Tea, 1,4l5.960 pounds Dried Fruit
Attention is directed 10 the enormous shipments
or Fresh Fruit They amounted to $50 carloads,
against $50 carloads in July, 1890. The in
dustry of shipping Live Cattle is the Increase.
SOS head going forward in july which is the best
et
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YOUTHFUL PATRIOTISM.
How Texas Boys and Girls Aid the World.
E.ais

now 1exas Boys and Girls Aid the Worlds
Fair Project.
Colonel R. b. PARROT, Chairman of the
Executive Committee Of the Texas Worlds
Fair Association. is in the city, and spoke
yesterday of the plan adopted by his State
to raise funds for the Texas exhibit at Chi
cago.
The Constitution of Texas" he said,
prevents a legislative appropriation for
any object located without the bounds of
the State. and TO meet the difficulty we pro-
pose to raise 100000 by personal eontribu-
tions.
The school children are taking the mat
ter up, and 90 cent subscriptions from the
boys and glrls are being solicited. AS an
incentive to this youthful spirit of patriot
ism, the association has offered inducements
to children TO obtain these haf-dollar dona-
tions from their friends. The boy obtain
ing the largest number of the subscriptions
will be awarded n scholarship emitting him
to four years course at any college he
may select in the United States, while the
girl collecting the most money will receive
four years tuition at any seminary in the
country.
''4he school children propose to raise
S3o0.000 Of the required amount, and their
collections will be devoted to the erection
of the Texas building, which will be dedi-
Gated to the school children of the State.
An additional sum of 100000 will be pro-
cured by personal subscriptions among the
adults.
There is great deal of enthusiasm re-
garding the Worlds Fair project in Texas,
and our State will make good showing at
the exhibition two years hence.'
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AS "A Rule

Your own feelings will tell
you, when you are in need
of a tonic or Blood purifier.
A lack of energy, a tired
feeling, depressed spirits are
good indications that the
blood is sluggish and your
system is out of order.
SCI HAVE UGED s. 8, S. FOR De-
BILTTY RESULTING FROM
CHILLS AND FEVER. AND HAVE
FOUND 1T TO BE THE BEST
TONIC AND Ape ffZER Hiatt
EVER TOOK. 1T ALSO PREVENT
ED THE RETURN OF THE
CHI LIS" A, j, ANYGfN,
EUREKA, SPRINGS, ARK,
Books on Blood and Skin diseases free, "
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, ca;
au14TuThSa ~
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Aug. l4.-Porrer Brothers & Co. sold
six carloads OF California Fruit to-day: Bartlett
Pears 81 40@2; French rrunes. 75c Columbia
Plums, 65c@Sl Decker Peaches, g0c@S1 10:
Crawford Peaches, 45@95c; Tuscan Cling Peaches,
81; Comedy Plums, s5o9s1 10; half-crates Rose de
Peru Grapes, 81 as; Fallenberg Plums, $4,000;
Gross Prunes, 65c@Sl 10; Jim Day Cling Peaches
S5c; German Prunes, S0@S5c; Purple Duane
Plums, 90c; Japan Pums. 81 5o@l 10; half-crates
Fontainebeau Grapes, 81 30.
CHICAGO. Aug. 14.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
California Fruits at auction to-day as follows
Bartlett Pears, 81 50G2 rs; Early Crawferds GOA
95c; Fosters, S5c: Snsquehannas, Toe; Ceutennias
Soc: Coumbias, S0c@Sl; Purple Duanes. 7Oc@Sl /:
Gross Prunes, S0c@Sl 10: Germans. S5c: half
crates Muscats. 81 rs; half-crates Fontane6Ieaus
SlGo1 rs: NectarInes, 81 +; Ponegranates, 81 so,
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Porter Bros. q Co. sold
two carloads of California Fruit to-day: bartlett
Pears, 81 50@l 70: Peaches, 40 "a soc; Japan
PIumS, 81 So; Nectarines, SO 30. f
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING, August IA

FRIDAY EVENING, August IL
SUMMARY OF THE MARREr4
Wheat continues to rise.
Barley in large receipt.
Oats unchanged.
Corn neglected.
Rye very strong
Hay rather frmer.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes and Onions quiet
Butter very weak.
Eggs easy.
Poultry firm.
Game in poor order.
Honey quiet
Fruit market glutted.
Lines lower.
Dried Fruit and Rasins neglected.
Tomatoes advanced.
Grain Bags steady.
Spices fiuctuatlng.
Tin Plate weak.
Hawaiian Rice lower.
Wheat frelghts frmer.
Sales Of Hops on call.
Bacon Sides lower.
Hogs declined.
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Chicago Markets.

and excited. The opening was anywhere from gsc
to Sc higher than the closing figures of yesterday
is prices varied fully &c different parts of
the pit at about the same time, nearly the entire
range of the day being covered within the first few
minutes at the opening session. The strong OPEN
ing was followed by 1ac further advance, the high
est price for December bein, from $3.50 to 3sAc
these extreme figures were reached within IA few
minutes of the opening then started an irregular
decline. and prices receded &c, but again rallied
prices this time advancing nearly Sc fuctuated
and closed Az higher for December than the clos
lag figures OF yesterday. Receipts, $1,000 bushels;
shipments. $4,000 bushels. Rye firm at 94c. Bar
ley nominal at SIC for September.
CHICAGO. Aug. IA. w neat-Cash. 81. Corn
6234c. Pork SO 10. Lard - Sc so. Ribs -
So Co. NhiSky-Sl II.
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Exchange and Bullion.


Steamers to sail to-day are the Columbia for
Portland, the Humboldt for Humboldt Bay the
Point Iona for Grays Harbor, the Point Arena fer
Mendocino and tho North Fork for Humboldt Bay
The Oregon fails due from Portland, the waa
walln from Victoria and Puget Sound, the Arago
from Coos Bay. the Eureka from San Pedro and the
Alex Duncan from the southern coast.
The Acapulco falls due from Panama Thursday.
Tho ship ST. David, 1886 tons. loads Wheat at
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Frederick Hampe with A. C. Hanson to build on
NV. cor. of Connecticut and Colusa sts., Sl6l5;
guaranteed by +. j. Corwin.
Thomas Molloy to D. q. Chisholm, to build on E.
line OF Fillmore ST., 81 S. Of Grove, SI79O; bonds
$500, John c. Ro berts surety.
II, Matthews with W. II. Wickersham, to build on
n. line of Folsom St, 100 w. of First: $685.
Adoph Boyken with Arthur O'Bren, piasterIny
s. line OF Suffer St, 1877 IS L. of octavil; SlO4U
AdoIph Boyken with terd Wagner. brickwor4,
same; $2279.
Adolph Boyken with Henry Wagner. painting
same: $ll00.
Adolph Boyken with schult & Krecker, carpen-
terWork, same; 81 295
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NEW YORK, Aug IA. F. Young probably the
largest dealer in Peaches in this city says:
Peaches hold the floor just now. California
Peaches. however, are not in it, think growers
In California WIFI lose much this seasons
yield as they made last year Their fruit is selling
at auction here for 5G9eOc z box. which about
pays the freight from the Pacific Coast carriage and
commission. Several OF the biggest growers ike
Strong, believe. have abandoned the field as they
cannot stand the disastrous competition with East
ern Fruit. Nevertheless retail deal erS demand as
high as 80 2 box for choice California Peaches
Prices OF California bartlett Pears so per cent
lower than they were at this time last year when
they sold from 81 to SIS e box. They bring how
only about 81 50s2 90, while It costs s. n box to
ship them TO this city. California PIuins are sold
here al figures which represent dead loss to The
growers OF from 81 to 81 q 25-lb crate. They re-
tail at 25@40c 2 dozeni'
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NEW YORK, Aug. l4.-Tradng to-day in all small
Grains at the Produce Exchange was attended by
great excitement. The movements in prices were
rapid and fluctuations wild and violent. In Wheat
n gain of 334c was made. the advance being based
on reports from Germany that the price of Rye had
risen above Wheat. There was a sharp advance in
Rye on reports from Germany of meetings OF local
boards TO discuss the Russian ukaSe, and 1856 900
bushels were sold at 81 C4;9l 05. 1t Is beiieved
that heavy shipments OF Wheat Will be necessary
NIL the demand caused by the Withdrawal OF the
supply OF Russian Rye. Sales of Wheat here to-day
were over 5000 600 bushels While Wheat and
Rye were advancing. there was sharp break In
cash Oats, which declined from sc &c during the
day,
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A Fishing Camp burned.

The South San Francisco branch of the
Fire Department was called out at half-past
3o'clock yesterday afternoon on an alarm
from Box Z. Tho fire was in one-story
frame building at the corner OF ) street ana
Fourth avenue, owned by Hah Go and &C.
cupied by Lang Lee as Chinese hshlpg
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BERLIN, Aug. l4-The Grain market here still
shows an upward tendency. To-day the price for
Rye for August delivery advanced marks and
closed strong at 2l9 marks. September and Octo-
Der delivery advanced 4 marks, closing at 2S2
marks 50 pfennigs. August Wheat advanced 3
marks and closed at 225 marks 80 pfennigs. Sep
TENDER and October delivery closed at 225 marks
80 pfenulgs.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Steady The combination price is $3.50
Outside Bags. SL2c; Wool Bags, 36@39c.
RICE-Hswaiian is lower. Chinese mixed. 81 25 ;
No. Chinese. 81 50@5 q two mats: extra No. /,
IS 2595 50: hawaiian, 50; Japanese, 81 S1@g4 80 =
ct
SPICES-Sago has declined to 27s93c; fake and
pearl Iapoca. 2Isdl3c; Zanzibar Cloves. l09I lc
and Amhoyna 17@l9c; China Pepper. size: sifted
Singapore, s$4@9c. and white 10000 . ID; ALI
spice, 714@17 Zee d ID
Tin PLATE-Weak at So S0G5 IS q box.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 5 zsc q 10:
Dry Graduated, Size; ConfectiOners' A, 54sc;
Extra q, Age; Golden q. 414c q ID; Bags 1lc mora
than bbls
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Public Concerts,
Public Concerts.
The following music will be rendered at
Golden Gate Park This and nn,nrrou, ,e,..
John Il. Dixon,s neath

The police say that the stories that John
E. Dixon was seen at Colma on the day be-
fore he was drowned on the ocean beach
are all "hog wash" Detective Rodgers
who traced Dixon's movements to the beacb
is certain that the stock broker committed
suicide As for the three suspicious me M
seen at Colma, the police believe tbev were
tramps trying to steal a ride to the city.
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The Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug l4.-Wool is quiet, with
prices steady and unchanged
BOSTON, Aug. 14.-wool is In demand Good
TER tory woods continue sell well, with TRANSACT
tions amounting to 1321 900 pounds. principally
6Oc for clean fine, 55@56c for fine medium ana
53@55c e n for medium. oregon and California
~ ools are quiet.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-wool steady. Domestic
Fleece, 3p(Q37c r H.
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a diamond ring was arrested yesterday by
Officer Moorehouse. He gave his name as
Fred Ferre and said that he was maltster.
Eight charges of malicious mischief were
recorded against him. He says he was
drunk when lie scratched the windows
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Tacoma for Liverpool! Havre Antwerp, los
prior to arrival; bark William b. Flint. 1913 tons,
Coal ut Seattle for this port.
The Bohemia takes for Antwerp 50.231 centals
Wheat and 1882 centais Rye valued at $S2,4i5.
Coal freigbts lower. being quoted at 50 so
from British American ports and 81 rs from the
Sound.
I he British iron ship Andelana, 24l8 tons, is re
chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom Havre.
Antwerp or DunkIrk AIS Sd Freights are very firm.
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A. Heynemann appeared in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday and asked
Judge Beatty to hear testimony concerpina
an award of $1,000 made to one McIntosh hS
the court for giving information abont Ger,
tain struggled opium. After some hesta-
ton the Judge promised to hear the evil
dence. W.
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San Francisco meat Market.

Hogs lower all around. No other changes.
follows:
BEEF-Choice. &c: first quality. 61sc; second
quality, 43a95c; third do. 4@i14c.
NEAL-Large. 5@16c; small Calves. 696H2c.
MUTION-Wethers. 3ap5I ac: Ewes, 71a93c
SPRING LAMB-999Iac Il 70.
PoRK-LIve Hogs 41sd9484c p 10 for heavy hard
granted. and Az g5c for light average do; STOCK
Hogs, 44@4zse 6. 10: dressed do. ~ 0sc . u.
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The Weea,s Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports II
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. as compared with
81 for the previous and II for the correspond
ing week of 1890. The failures for the past week
divided among the trades as follows: hotels.
grocers general stores, 2 butchers, builder,
saloon, poultry, baker, millinery. hats and
caps cigars and tobacco, restaurant aud dry
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MORNING SALES.
9534. '
Street, Atlantic Dynamite. 80.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-5 Water. 6534.
STREET.-THE Water, 1851.
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LIVERPOOL. Aug. 14.-The spot market is higher
at IS I'd Cargoes higher at ABS for off
coast, ASS Sd for Just shipped and ABS for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August, IS ESD; September
Is "a: october. Is ga November, IS I'd: De-
cemDer. IS i'd January, IS I'd; February, IS I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Aug. 14.-Consols. 961s: United States
Bonds-4s: 1874; do, 412'S 1025s; Silver. 4b1sd;
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

when Baby was sick, we gave her Castori.
WIEN hhe was Child she cried for Castor:a.
mhen she became Miss, she chung to Costor,a
"hen she hsd Children, she gavethem css.oria.
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BOARD SALES.

Following we're the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR sEsSIoS-e 30 A. NJ
100 Belcher i IS $50 Exchq. 60 100 PotosI A. 10
S00Bs B....345 100 Il & o.. .l.55l so .......4 20
100 Bullion. 500 90 Justice. .6a,3 Savage 10
100 Chall C..l10llpO ............7 I'd 80 New 90
100 Cholar..23o 200 MeIIcaD.21. rs .........3.l 10
50 ........2HUl so occlc 10 500 ST. Louis. 20
500 CUS 30 Is 40U ODhlr 81. $50 Unon.2 80
zoo Point so 200 OVerm. sol 100 Utan 50
AFTERNOON sEssIoS--2:,o.
100 Alta $4,000 CC&v.. Is 800 Mono ....sO
800 Andes =. 10000 Con " ~ 200 Occid IL O5
100 BeIcher..l. LAO SO Ufoint. lS0I 5OOphlr.365
so Belle l.. 55 100 Erchq 80 $50 Overm.. l. 50
100 b.. .345l22O ........... 50 100 Potos AS
100 Bodie.. 66 500 II o.. b5 $50 Savage 40
$50 Bullion. SOC 90 II & N ..l.9Hl 80 S BS NJ 80
800 Buiwer ..25ilOO ...........2 Oull 90 SNey3 O5
100 Caednia. 45l5 500 Justice IS 400 st Lou 20
100 CnOlSr.. .. IS 200 Mexican. 21ail 80 Union q go
100 Comth ....3 5l 90 ..........2.45l
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SUMMER PERILS.

Just now looms up the summer girl,
Her campaigns just begun;
She'll fiirt, aud fiirt, and hirt, and dirts
To her all men are one.
And yet 1t often comes TO pass
That ere the frosts of fall
She rails In love herself, and then
To her one man is all.
-Indianapolis journal
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camp. Engines IL and 12 responded, but
the building was burned down at a loss Of
5000. The origin OF the firn il unknnwn
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A Window Defacer C,nch,

The malicious person who has been
amusing himself for months by scratching
anu defacing large plate-glass windows with
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA - Changers and Western
stocks monopolized all the interest In the stock
market to-day, and one OF the most encouraging
signs Of the times is the appearance of these favor
lite stocks, although none of them are at present
specially prominent in dealings Union Pacific was
less prominent in dealings to-day being firmly held
in the neighoorhood of 35. The inference is that
its prominence is for the time being, and its de-
terrent effect upon speculation is over for the
present. The movement of Grain to market to-
gether with heavy exports, encourage a growing
buish feeling. Northern Pacific preferred scored
handsome gain for the day, Notwithstanding q
statement showing loss IN the earnings. The mar
ket closed dull but firm at about the highest
figures Governments steady. Petroleum closed
at zoe
NEW YORK. Aug l4-United States Bonds-;'s
1l724; AIS. 100A Northern Pacific. 23i4: Cana
dian Pacific. s25s Central Pacific: 90: onion Paci-
nc. 3512 Atcblson and Santa Fe, S33l: Wells
Fargo. 1873; Western Union, SOS; silver, e93sc;
NEW YORK. Aug. wheat-August 81 O61s
Flour = Firmer. Coffee - SIC 80. sugar = s a
8 44c Hops Pacnc Coast. l6R19c. hides
l31se. Copper-Lake. sl2 %. TIN = spot. 500
Lead-DoniestIc, "a 40 Iron-S14 Petroleum.
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