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hens time to lay and sit again. There
is little risk attending this work at
first, but after one becomes q ekillful
operator, he need not lose o single cock
erel during the whole year as a result of
the operation. The best breeds for the
capons are the large Dorkings or Asiat-
les, although the smaller ones may be
improved or enlarged by the work.
Poultrymen who have entered into the
business scientifically contend that
nothing in the poultry line pays so well
as capons, and all their cockerels for the
market are thus prepared.
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Profit In Canon.

American Cultivator: In every branch
Of farming there is some method OF i'm
proving the products, and in making a
specially OF some particular thing which
viii bring fancy prices in the markets.
Fancy fruit, thoroughbred animals and
improved varieties of vegetables are all
the results of study, experiment and
improvement. The capons hold the
same position in the poultry business,
and the result is no less profitable and
satisfactory.
Raising capous is profitable business,
and they are now raised quite uniyer-
eally throughout the country, although
for long. time philadelphia capons"
were the only ones that we're supposed
20 amount to much. This delusion,
however, no longer holds, for good ca
pons will DO found In every large city.
The French pouitrymen caponize all
cockerels designed for market, and the
quality OF meat there is always superior
to that In this country. With the pro-
gress OF the business here it will not be
many years before the same practice will
prevail in the states.
II all cockerels were captionized the
meat would be better, and the demand
for 1t would be more general. Capon-
izing Is very easily and safely performed
now that such handy instruments are
prepared Tor the work. A capon must
mature thoroughly before it can be sent
to market. The cost OF raising them is
no greater than for an ordinary cockerel,
and the additional weight and price will
always bring q larger return to the
breeder.
Bat there are other advantages.
Their food does them more good and is
not wasted by the bird running around;
they are very quiet and steady, and
never fight~the pullets and hens. and
they are seldom sick and ailing. They
make fine nnrses for email chickens. as
one bird will hover over a brood Of
twenty or thirty chickens, allowing the
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Concerning the MAR Peaob.

Ontario Record: / notice from the
last Record that Mr. NJ. Groom says
that it is question as to whether there
are any genuine Muir peach trees here,
which statement reflects on every nur-
Heryman who has sold Muir peach trees
here. and we hold that there is not a
shadow Of question ne to the genuine
ness OF the trees sold here. MIR. Groom
may be able to tell the varieties of
peaches hs handles. but can he tell
Muir peach tree III the nursery when he
sees IL? Every nureeryman can, The
item in tho Record SAYS that it seems
difficult to get Muir buds true to name.
NO such difficulty exists. / will furnish
any one with million buds, guaranteed
true to name, backed by mortgage on
the farm. AS the question ia regarding
the genuineness OF the Muir trees plant
ed here, deem it necessary for the pro-
lection of nurserymen and to allay apv
diatrust that would naturally arise
among planters from remark Of that
kind, to give the origin and description
OF the Muir peach and the tree.
This excellont peach originated with
Mr.. g. W. Thissel Of Winters, Oal. It
is seedling from the early Crawford.
but does not resemble the Crawford
tree. The leaf is more like a willow.
The tree is an upright grower in the
nursery. and has peculiar appearance.
so that any one can distinguish it from
any other tree grown that we know of.
There IL aa much difference between
the Muir tree and the other varieties as
there is between the lemon and the or
ange tree. The fruit is often very large.
and generally. in this locality, Is me-
dunn to large. 1t is yellow clear
through is hot red at the pit, is sweet.
a heavy drier and good Gamer. We
have good many trees in bearing here
now and the frnit salliae e-.~A!-
description given By me. Therefore yo
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Tho Masses tho Asses.

1t seems SO very funny
To a man who has no money.
Al this bugaboo OF silver being n. G.;
We'd be willing, quite, to taks 1t,
The only trouble is to make 1t,
Don't you see?
We all know how it is
When we need 1t in our biz,
And make an urgent call upon the banks;
Don't we have to beg to get it,
You bet, and don't forget 1t,
Or your thanks.
Then, how about this howl?
And the cold bugs. cry oil "foul?"
Do they thiuk US all u lot OF foolish asses?
silver good enough for /,
But they think they have 'the call"
On the masses.
--JoHN VICTOR CARBON.
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This la 4 Flrhtinr rditor.

The Gila Bend Arizonian will not issue
for some time. Editor Russell has been
locked up in default OF $4,000 bail for
shooting at a man. II Los Angeles Times.
What kind of an idea have you OF
Arizona newspaper men anyway ?
Issue? Why, we shall continue to issue
for years after the HERALD shall have
ceased to plant green things on your
grave.--[Gila Bend Arizonian.
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have as much positive proof Of the genu-
ineness OF the trees planted here as we
have of any other variety, Mr.. Groom's
question to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Respectfully,
J. w. McFATRrDaE,
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The ILLUsTRATED Los ANGELES HER.
AID, which is very fine paper and
suited for sending to eastern friends,
can be obtained at I. McCarthy's book.
store, Long Beach.
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E..Sss. Variety :::s;. Cheapest
Place in town for hsh. game, oysters, ETC., Fred
Hunniman's, Mott market.
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Buffalo Iithia. Woollacott. agent.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened strong and fairly actiVe'
yesterday, and prices few cents PETER
ophir and Con. Cal. 4 Virginia were the ia'o'-
ltes Choilar was in demand at 50 GEMS 's
Colin, who was an extensive purchaser duriuA ''o
day. Nothing new was received from the i'"'-
but private advices and kilograms all poln' 10 d
favorable answer of the mining managers petF
lions for reduction in expenses.
NOTES.
The assessments on PotoSi and hentuck are ue
linQueat in the boards today.
Silver made further advance yesterday anu
sold up TO 1884 cents in New YORK anu '424o III
London.
The Con. Cal & Va reports having $43,773 80
cash on hand after paying all the expenses for
July. , ,,, ~. :,
an assessment of So per snare. delinquent Sep
tember IS. J., -, - -
sessment OF ten cents per share delinquent Sep
TENDER II. . r. 49,, ~, =
sc follows: WorSed at the Nevada mill 26lS tons
of ore: gross proceeds in bullion. $53 o34 30
of reducing Sl5,70s; net proceeds in bullion.
S37 So 20: assay value per ton, $25 So; gross
sl4 a: mill worked so per cent
: he following dividends will be paid or the
18th: Omnibus Cable 25c. OAK and Gas 2Uc. At
Ianuic Dynamite 40c, San Francisco Gaslight Soc,
California Electric Light l5c Edison Light and
Power Company a dividend at The rate of ) per
cent per anuum.
The Harmony Gravel Mining Company OF Ne
vsda County has levied an assessment OF Toe per
share, delinquent September 6.
The odin Gold and Silver Mining Company OF
Nevada County has levied an assessment OF &c per
share. delinquent September
In the BelcHer the usual prospecting work is 60
Ing ahead on the 200, $50. 400 and 600 Levels
with no change of Importance to be seen 49,
In the Crown Point they aIe extracting from the
slopes going south fro No. and No cross
cuts on the 700 level about As tons of gold-0ear-
Ing ore per day, which they are shipping 10 the
Mexican mill for work ng test.
In the Savage on the HOO level they continue
the sixteenth floors They are also proSpec ting
down to the $50 level. During the week tley
have hoisted 49, cars of ore from ths IeVel,
shipped 20 the Nevada mill $50 tons. and mllied
$50 tons Car samples average 1927 81 Battery
samples average S24 l. Bullion yieid for the
week S3O75 So Have men on repairs also re-
timbering the shaft above the $50 Level.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

ThaoGsus E. Kent 10 Elsio A. Mayder lot on
iiae q FULTON street :, 1868 v Of Lyon w % by y
L. g $500.
~. y. Rohas ana wife 20 Ellen ONeil. lot on
corner of bcyce ana s. Roses streets, rs by
= 100, subject 70 q mortgage; 1865
esthstlne McswesneY 10 CDari es j. Cody, lot on
? krt arp street, lso Of Twenty-third,
. 20 by W t<2:o, z5z
( = &. Troy 70 Y. aas hanna Wohiander, lot
on side OF TweBty fourth street, $50 W of
castro. " 20 By lii $40.
Bridget fuller or T1lre or league to E. p E.
Troy. ioE line OF PARK stTsst. (24th) 240 w
Of Castro " sc b. 8 Ia, 5iock y, Pacific Savings
Snd Loan Society; SO
Leas lander aad vie u Lewis n. Peart. lot on
7 ~ : ef Diamond street. 20 y o. Elizabeth. 20
b. . 100: $40.
er.ages de cimpos ara s. Ronse to Louis Metz
81 .ot % Hoe OF Lewis stree, 80 w of Taylor,
- eF o. ;, also lot on me OF Lewis str eet.
~ : o sehts, Js5 ~ o 81, $40.
=; - y nofer ~ wife 10 Charles Helmke, lot
22S 5y e So. SIa % 'e'
z. sAteA aRd vile 70 Thomas w John
Ssy.a On OK Z .iga Of conaeetcut street 25 of
sH9s,', = slents vile 30 Michael and Bridget
OF Sierrs. rs bV =, f9n. sd "e'o0 ''tee'' 20
O'a~ssen &c Louis w. Claassen,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
THURSDAY Aug 10.
Stmr Point Arena johnson, 4 hours from Men.
docino and way ports; pass and mdse. to Mendo-
cine Lumber Co
and Puget Sound ports; pass and mdse, TO Goodsll.
Stmr Coos Bay. Cousins. 26 hours from Port
Hartford and way orts; produce. to Goodall, Per-
stmr Gypsy, Jensen. 10 hours from Santa Cruz.
etc: produce, to Goodsl, Perkins Co.
Stmr HUMBOLDT. Edwards 10 hours from Eu.
resa: pass and mdse to NJ Kaish Co
Stmr Whitesboro. johnson. 81 hours from Port
Los Angeles ballast. TO l. E White.
Stmr Alcazar. Gunderson. 40 hours from Port
Los Angeles: ballast. to l. f White
Bark HignIsnd Light, Hughes. days from De-
parture Bay: 2O56 tons coal, To Geo Frltch
Schr Golden Shore, Henderson. days from Port
BIakeley: lumber and liths, to Renton. Holmes x
Schr VIM Bowden. Fjerem. 10 days from Ia
coma: lumber ana piles, to r Co.
Schr R,cheI sundoorg. 20 hours from Hearns
Landing: 5000 railroad ties. to johnson & Jensen
Schr Mary Eta. wetze, days from Point
Arena: go eds oaTx 70 bemsep h s%sr,
Harbor; ats NJ It lumber. to wilson Bros & Co.
Cleared.
THURSDAY. Aug 10.
stmr Keweenaw. jenkins. Panama and way
norris: North American Navigation Co.
Stmr C,ty OF RIO de Janeiro. Smith, Yok ohama
and Hong Kong; Pac Mail S Co.
Stmr TrucKee. Thomas Astoria; Geo DERRICK
Bark Margaret. federson. Karluk: Alaska I'm
provemenr Co.. ,
THURSDAY. Aug TO-
stmr North Fork Doran Eureka
Stmr protection, seaman. Pismo. etc.
stmr Keweenaw, jenkins. Panama and way
stmr City of Rio de Janeiro. Smith, Yokoha ma
and Hong X Ong
Stmr Caspar An1ndSen.
Stmr Truckee. Thomas Astoria.
Br ship HeIensburs: Jefferson. Queenstown.
Bark Margaret Peders n. karluk
Schr Archie and Fontie, hansen, Stewards Point.
Schr Garcia. Larsen. Albion.
Shipping Notes
TIL. .tmr t,fpsy sails to-day for the Salinas River
STEAMERS to arrive to-day are the Montserrat
from Nanafmo. Mackinaw fro Tacoma san Ma.
teo from Comox. santa rosa from San Diego and
The Helsnsburg takes for Cork $1,000 ctls bar.
ley and 4602 ctls wheat.
TeIegraphic.
POINT IOBOS-August 1910 M-Weather
thick; wind, SW; velocity. ~ miles
Spoken.
Per tug Sea Queen-Aug 10. of Point Reeves
bark Arkwripht from Port Gam bic for San Fran
cisco: wish cd to be reported
Per Coos Bay-Aug 8. 30 Ia N. 100 So W, Br shin
Dundrennan, from Antwerp FOR San Francisc @:
asked to be reported.
Domestic Ports.
SOIJTH BEND-Arrived Aug 9-Stmr PIT Iona
EUREKA-Arrived Aug lO-Stmr Pomona. hnc
Aug 8: schr Eclipse. hence July 81; schr DAISY
Rowe hence Aug =.
oueror. hence July IL via Port Townsend
CASPAR-Salled Aug lO-Schr Abbie. for San
Francisco
e GRaYs HARBoR-s Aug 10-schr james
A Garfield. for San Franc sco
SAN PEDRO-Saiied Aug 9-stmr Rival, for San
COOS BAY-Sailed Aug e-Schr Western Home
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Rz3.
j ocean Divlsion-and PACIFIC COAST 80
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
one of their AL iron steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-July 23 Aug. a, To-
%, Sept g. 81.
COLUMBIA-July 19. 81. Aug II, "a. Sept s.
II. 20 ~
OREGON-July II, Aug. g. 90, Sept. l, IS. rs.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverging lines for all points IN oregon.
Washington British Columbia. Alaska, IdAho
Montana, Dakota. Utah, Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin $l6: steerage, %:
round trip cabin, $50.
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery st. and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery sc.
Freight ofice-2OO California ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS Il CO.. Supt. Ocean Line
l IT 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Foe
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska A. N. KEfETA
August 3. Is. Is. %.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
July 49, and every NTH day thereafter
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay. w ednesaays A NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and hfth day, An.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles (Santa Monica).
Redondo (Los AngeIes) and Newport. every
fourth and fifth day. at IL A. M.
For ports in Mexico, 25th of each month
Ticket Office-Palace Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
If 10 Market st San Francisco.
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C0MPAGNIE- GEN.RALE

ia. 5 "A L l. \ q E
French Li"e to II
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW). AZ NORTH AsHA
= River. foot OF Morton st. Travellers 4
by this line avoid both transit by English rally way
and the discomfort OF crossing the channel in .
small boat.
LA NORMANDIE. Capt. Rupe..
.............. Saturday, August 10, 1880 A. n.
LA TOURAIN h. Capt Frangeul .......:....
............... Saturday, August 26, 400 A. N
LA BRErAGNE capt. Collier. ...........
..,,,. Saturday, September 2, 500 A. II.
LA GASCOGNE. Cart. san Observation-Disclosures.
~ Saturday. September 8. 4 100 A.. NJ.
AH-F For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent.
No. 3 Bowling Green, New York.
j. F. FUGAZI CO.. Agents. Montgomery
ave. San Francisco.
Branch office, 10 Montgomery st. au3l II
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cW IOTk MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Aug TO- - Affairs at the stock
exchange Today showed an improving tendency.
chiefly IN consequence of the heavy arrivals of
gold from Europe, ana further enpapemen,s In
London for the shipment Of the yellow metal to
this side' Az Inc opening there was Decline
out as soon as IL was found that few long stocks
were coming out. a snarD advance ensnea This
in turn. induced selling for short ccount ann
bears became alarmed. and under tie in6nanc.s
of their purchases general advance took niacc
The final quotations were within 146& ner cent
Petroleum. weaker: Seutember. SO asked
EXCHANGE MONEY AND BONDS
Money cal easy at 8 and 5. closed offered 2
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MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. August 10.

THURSDAY EVENING, August 10.
Summary OF THE MARKErI
Another advance III Silver.
Wheat ana Barley futures higher.
Rather more call for Oats
Corn steady
Decline In Rye
Hay steady.
Beans quiet
Potatoes weak Onions unchanged.
Butter and Cheese firm.
Common Eggs drag
A car of Eastern Poultry sold
Lines higher
Fruits and Vegetables as before.
Hams. Bacon and Lard firmer.
Dressed PORK lower
New York Exchange cheap.
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wneat-Au2ust. 671sc
Flour-Steady.
HonS-Dull.
Coffee-Optlcns steady and unchanged to 20
points down. Sales yesterday were 1880 bags.
August, $l4 so: December. Sl4 60@14 o5: Janu-
airy, $l4 45. Spot Rio, dull and nominal: NO.
Z. l6c
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady: centrifugals. SO
test, 334c; Molasses Sugar. 80 test, Sc: refined,
steady and In fair demand.
Copper-Quiet: Lake 30 S.
Lead-Quet: Domestic. SIS %.
Tin-Quiet: Straits $lS 40: plates, steady and
dull.
Speter STEADY: domestic. So S74a.
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Treasure hipment.

The City of Rio de Janeiro took out treasure
list OF $50l $50 cons sting of S446.5l0 in Next
Dollars. $500 in Gold Coin, $50 IN Gold Dust,
aud S53 500 III Silver Buliion.
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Builders Contracts.

ben amin Curtaz with John Quadt & Co.. to
ouho Ion NV corner of O'FarrelI street and Bag
Icy 1bce. 95, 81 %. ~. 22:71a, 5 10, Z
5oa $2275.
builds On w line Of Eeivedere straet lin n of
Fred srink n * nv w 100. soI17
Boz I'd ~ Edncat,on with Const.I,a T. pamiI,o,
repairs line of Page street. 1874 W OF
Sale with same renairs on \ iine of Harrison
sst1reeeet. 1858 K OF Eleventh, 1876 by 1877 IS;
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-9:30.
100 BeIchr so 90 Eur DR.. 200 Porosi.... 40
100 CaIedns .O5l 100 q q C.....35l750 Savage. 40
100 ChoIIar.. 30 200 II N..-.65l so Nev...-4 40
40 CCS vi $500 Mexicn. 40I5aO YJackI. As
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:30
200 Bodie O5 800 Eur DR. AS 200 Porosi 40
200 Z 6V.l .35i 100 d c.. ...35 100 New 40
200 .......l.40 1850 Ovrmn. IL 100 fJacKs... 90
lou Point. So
Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board Yesterday:
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET Co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWALL MA
= forrnightly for the West Indies and <SS&Sk
Southampton, calling route at CherDOurg
France and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through Bills Of Lading. in connection with the
Pacific Mail SIS. Co., issued for freight and
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
through tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
outh. Cherbourg. Southampton. First class.
$l95: third class. $97 so. For further particu-
lars apply to PARROTT CO.. Agents.
IT 3O6 CalifOruaSt
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THIS DAY.
Frida ......... August IL, 1893,
At 10 O'Clock A. M. at SaIesroom.
1I35 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
I'VE WILL SELL.
Contents OF House of IS Rooms and Restaurant.
comprising: 3 Folding BEDS; Parior Sets; Three
quarter Beds and Mattresses bedroom sets with
Piano: l Mirror: Bedding: Carpets: Hat RACKS ;
Wardrobes; Home Sewing Machine: Toilet Ia
bIes: Writing Desks: Crockery: Glassware: Tin
ware: Casters: Chairs and Tables; stoves and
Ranges, etc
1t CVAS LEVY CO.. AuctOneerS
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Prime paper. s@12. Sterling exchange weak with
actual business in so day bills at 81 oo12, anu
81 S76li SO for demand. q. = As: rsSuiss!.
silO: 10 COUPON. silO; 2's regufar. 96: Pacific
Us, $lO3; Silver, 72M.
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IT'D THE:
VoRID'S
- q IT.

pan OF our onoes and happiness VIII be COMPLETE
Ions nees 70 avei aud bad twins
Their be permauenv Dun your feet get
m together -
~ our gentlemen CELEBRATED
FL Eo MEANS $500 SHOES
aa sr.uS D-IURNED OR HAND-WELTED SHOE for
$3.50 The sale If b mr. comnetitors
70 DC fhe greatest success Of the season.
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TUESDAY.
Auesoay =; 'c;;;cc;; ::; august o, 1885,
S1O and SPEAR STREET.
VIII sell at auction, without reserve. each
Machine and lot separately to suit purchasers. the
Machinery. Tools and Equipments of Boiler
Ship: cowp Uprising Engines: Boiler: shafting;
BEING; rail yes blowers: Punching. Shearing,
Drilling and Bolt Cutting Machines; Eight-foot
and sheet-iron Rollers; Shears; Screw Plates;
Taps; Dies, etc
auto ct 643 California street.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Aug lO.-Wheau was quie. and opened
81 c higher on the improved feeling in regard to
the financial situation. better cables, imports OF
gold and Fell of SEC with Corn. VIII ch was weak
on reported rains In the West. 1t then advanced
5sc and closed Ic higher than yesterday. Re-
ceipts. 10000 bushels; shipments, 2l3,oOO BUSH
els. Others unchanged.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000; natives slow: barely
steady. Texans and Westerns strong: PRIME 81 rs
as Is: good to choice So 90@4 IS: others, 500
375; Texans, 81 1908 30 Westerns. IS 500
4 10.
mon rough 81 35@i 80: mixed and packing,
SIS 1905 IS: prime heavy IS 5o@5 20: selected d
s. Ss5 81 enSss Eight mixed 50
Sheep-Receipts. 10000: natives steady: West
ems. Sc lower; top lambs. strong; natives $S@
4 %: Westerns. 81 9U@3 40.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat steady; cash. CSC; September 6O5sc.
Corn. firm cash. 39Ac: September. 39$4c;
oats cash. 24c; September. 247sc. Pork. steady;
cash and September. IS 32ls. Ribs. steady; cash
and September 81 As. Rye. 46c. Barley, nomi-
nal. Flax, 93ksc. Timothy. % 80.
Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Avg. 10.-The spot market Is frmer
at IS Cd CarsoeS are lower at % IS for off
coast. POS Sd for prompt shipment and 28s Sd Tor
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives tho following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
August. IS Ia: September IS Sgd: October. 5s
7$4 November. IS Ss4d; December. 5s sgd.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Aug. 10.-Consols. 9S Liz; Silver.
34Ad; Frenc rentes, 99f
Portland's Business.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown K Liverpool.
XE..Y WEEk.

CABIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD 3za.
! ing to steamer and accommodations 4eiA44I1I
selected: second cabin, 335: Majestic and euton-
ic. $40 and $45. Steerage tickets from England,
Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark
Through TO san Francisco at lowest rates. Tick
cts sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from W. Ii. AVERY, Pacific Mali DOCK or at tho
General ONCE of the Company, 6l3 Market ST..
nnder Grand Hotel. G. w. FLETCHER,
an26 TuMetrSu IT, Gen. Agt. for PACIFIC Coast.
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OREGON PACIFIC R. R. CO. STEAMER

For Portland, Salem. Albany, Eugene
CTEAMsHIP LINE TO YAQUINA So.
- BAY-By this route 235 miles by 1s7ze4
are built of iron, with water-tignt compartments
Will sail from section A. seawall. foot OF Battery
street, Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY Will
sail from San Francisco Tuesday August 8. at
p. No freight received after O'Clock P. NJ On
day OF sailing
Passenger rates to Portland, first class, $l4
second class. So; Albany first class, $l2: secord
class ST. For freight rates apply to %. r.
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Weak Men and Women

CHOULD USE DA MANA BITTERS, THE
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