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Land Sale.

By virtue of a deed of trust executed by
Francis Ray and NeVersOn Hunter. ANDRE
gistered in book 50 at page 634, in the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds for Wake county,
on Saturday, March 7th, 1896, at IL O'Clock
m. 1 will offer for sale at public auction at
the court house door in Raleigh, for cash
the following tracts of land:
=That tract or parcel Of land lying and
being in Wake county, North Carolina, in
Bart0n's Creek Township, and adjoining
the lands OF Francis Ray, Fendol Bevers,
deceased, Frank German and Hunter and
fnsae fully described as follows;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lands Of Fendol Be-
vers estate and others, and begins at d
stak at the northeast corner of the land
alfotted'to Elizabeth Moore. widow of Ed
warSsMoore, for her dover, thence south
ss3lzo. east Il8k poles to a pine stump, thence
south % west sSM poles to a stake thence
north 500 west 1lSA poles to stake in said
dover line, thence north % east 50 poles
along said dover line to the beginning
Containing 63 acres more or less.
Second Tract Adjoins the tract above de-
scribed, and begins at the northwest cor
neI Of the above described tract aud runs
thence south no west 81 poles to a stake
and black gum tree, thence north S5Mo west
so poles to a stake, thence north 10 east "a
pOles to a stake, thence south S354o east 80
holes to the beginning, and containing 265I
acres more or less, and being land described
"a lot No In the partition suit in Wake
county entitled #. BeYe.s and VIM. Gulley
ct ais. eX parte5 &c.
conveyed the I'd day of May, 1885, to Francis
lsz@ and Neverson Hunter, by Annie Il. and
u III Harris, and by the said Ray and Hun
ter, to j. n. Holding, trustee, by deed OF
y Fpcepting forty acres or thereabouts
heretofore conveyed to Prof A. b. Vincent.
ii'ie PEI 'oo in. HOLDING.
Trustc
RATTLE 6 MoRDECAI,
j. G. L. HARRIS,
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~ 100 per month, or more. Chances to make
- money by speculation are better than
ever Nice incomes are made from small
investments. Wheat and stocks offer excel
lent oDportunities for those with limited
means to make money. We always work
for customers interests. Write for advice
and book, showing how to do it, free Co.
mack & Co, 20 Broadway New York.
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BUcKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price rs cents per box. For Sale
by John Y. MacRae.
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Notice !!

l have as administrator OF Judge j. j.
Davis among his books AZ vols. of supreme
Court reports, 4 vols. Battles Digest, Bailey
Digest and Seymour 9 Digest, 50 vols. Eng
fish Common law reports, The 10 vols. Of
Colonial Records, 81 vols. of the War of the
Rebellion, 70vols. ofCongressioRal Globe and
Congressional Record, 55 vols. of American
with vols. of Digest. I ask for an offer for
these or any of them. l refer TO my attOr-
ney, C. M. Cooke, Secretary OF State, for the
list of the volumes of N. c, Supreme Court
Reports. These books are all in good con-
dition except the Colonial Records their
condition is fair. Propositions and bids
will be sent to Hon C. M. Cooke, Secretary
of State, Raleigh, N. c.
j. MI. ALLEN, Admir- OF j. j. Davis.
C. NJ. COOKE 4 SON, Attorneys,
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RATTLE & MoRDECAI,
j. G. l.. HARRIS,
Attorneys
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-12

But he waved them on with his waving
sword;
ut cannot be held; It's no shame to
go!"
But he stood with his face set hard to
the foe.
Then chung they about him and tugged
and knelt,
He drew a pistol from out his belt;
And fired it blank at the first that SET
Foot on the edge of the parapet.
Over that first one toppled; but ON
Clambered the rest till their bayoncts
shone,
As hurriedly fled his men dismayed;
Not bayonet's length from the length
of his blade.
yield" But aloft his steel he flashed
And down on their steel it ringing
FLASHED,
Then back he reeled with bladeless
hlt,
His honor full but his life-blood split,
Mchamet Mi came and saw
The riddled breast and the tender
jaw.
Make him a bier of your arms" he
said,
"And daintily bury this dainty dead
They lifted him up from the dabbled
ground,
His limbs were shapcly and soft and
round,
No down on his lip, on his cheek no
shade;
"Bismillah!' they cried, "'tis an in
fidel maid!"
Dig her a grave where She stood and
fell,
'Gainst the iackal's scratch and the
vulture's smell.
Did the Muscovite men like their maid
ems fight.
In their lines we had scarcely supped
tonight"
So deeper trench 'mong the trenches
there
Was dug for the form as brave and
fair,
And none, till the Judgment trump
and shout,
Shall drive her out of the Last Re
doubt"
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who "lille the spirit of the

maid who like the spirit of the
MORN" stood
A tip-toe, straining at a snow-white
thorn
Whose bloom provoked, but still es-
capped her hand.
While she stood there
The ripple of the streamlet past her
feet,
White thorn above her, winter robe
around,
THE linnet-piping nigh, the distant
bleat,
Spiral larlS-music in the blue sky
drowned,
blending of all, melodious and
sweet,
TO superficial sense and soul pro-
found,
Stepped him in such obliyious trance,
indeed,
He in her beauty quite forgot her
need
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If, though the leaves of youth and
hope,
Lie thick on life's declining slope,
The fond heart, faithful to the last,
fingers in love-drifts to the past;
If with the gravely shortening days
Faith trims the lamp, faith feeds the
blaze,
And reverence, robed in wintry white,
Sheds fragrance like a summer night,
Then love can lasti
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Every new and up TO date, and Al
prices which knock ont our competitors
Christmas TIME or any other time. Cone
and try us.
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THE CRISIS is OVER.

London. Jan. To- The Times has a
despatch from Pretoria. dated Jan s,
which says: The disarming at
Johannesburg has been completed
without mishap and the Beers police
now control thetown. The crisis is
practically ended and orders have
been issued for all Boer commands to
proceed to Pretoria where they meet
to-day.
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THE GOULD INHERITANCE TAX
The Amounts to be Paid by the Heirs
of the Late Jay Gould. 60

New York, Jan. TO- Surrogate Fltz-
gerald to-day signed an order fixing
the amount of inheritance tax to be
paid by the heir Of the late jay Gould,
as follows:
George J. Could, $00,771.94; Jay
Gould, 5000; Helen NJ. Gould, sos
1905, Edwin Gould, 1912, 1921; How
ard Gould, S95, 1925; Frank J. Gould,
S9,175.S5; and Anna, now the Countess
de Catellane, $97 ,l221s. These are the
children of the deceased. Abraham
Gould. S477.7l: Anna c. Hough,
S404.S3; Sarah d. Northup. $397.40;
and Elizabeth PaIcn, St32.4S. These
are the brothers and sisters of the de
ceased.
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"fhe Human Tragedy is a story of
not sufficiently free from the Shelley
influence to make it possible TO take
its occasional reminiscent Words
WORKMAN simplicities with the full
seriousness which poetry at its best
demands. 1t is written in eight-line
stanzas. a quatrain followed by lines
repeating the first and second lines
of the stanza and clinched SO to
speak, with q eoaplet. IT il of sus-
tanned sincerity OF purpose in its ms
folding, and that is something worth
saying, although it's lonely stanzas or
even its lines are rare. Yet they are
70 bs feuaA. Here is q stanza about
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ELECTRIC BITTERs.

Electric Bitters is a medicine snited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed in the spring, when the
languid, exhausted feeling prevails,
when Tie liver is torpid AMI sluggish
ard the need of tonic ana Alternative
is felt. A prompt use of this medicine
has often averted long aud perhaps
fatal Bilious fevers. No medicine will
act more surely in counteractfng and
freeing the system from the malaria
poison. Headache, Indigestion Consti-
patton, Dizziness, yield to Electric Bit
iers. Only fifty cents per bottle at
Johu Y. MacRae's Drug Store.
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ssofiCe Ct CopagtnerShip

Succeeding she firm ct c. b Wright CO.,
the undersianr d saveassociated theirs yes
together under the firm name and stvle OF
Iatta & Wright, for The purpose OF doing a
cotton business in all its phases ana solicit
the Ua tremige of the buying public, and es.
pecially Qua OLD friends and customers.
e. q LATTA,
G. !. WRIGHT
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SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.

Feed and lstuffs-Middlings 15.501
1900; bran l200u12.50.
4.50lt7.50: alfalfa 5.50u6..0O; new, 5.5Oa6.90;
clover 6.00@7.50;; stock, i5Oa3.OO; straw, 80
d50c
Observation-Disclosures, Garnet Chiles,
5ou65 per GENITAL; Early Rose, S5d45; river,
Rurbanks, 35u sc: Salinas and bay Bur
banks 15@90; sweet potatoes. 2W242c:
Vile do, 15030; green oklt, 60Mi5; garlic.
az; green peppers, s5G60 large boxes; as
paragus. 100d300; Alameda cucumbers, %
425 bay squash. lo@29; egg plant, 4Oa6o:
Alameda green corn. 1.25nl.50: Berkeley
do, l5dl.00; from other points, 50a1.OO; yell
Appies-Fancy 75M1.Oo for large boxes:
common, large boxes, 25q50; crab apples,
25050.
Berries-Longworth Strawberries, 5000
400 common do, 2.00030O; raspberries. per
chest. $500 800; blackberries, per chest,
25O@S 90.
Figs-Black single layers, SOa5O; 90
double. 40d75; white figs, 40n60
Peaches-30M50 80 per box; 25@S5 per basket:
do in bulk. 15.O0M1L0O per ton.
Pears-Per box; 25m40: Bartetts, per box.
S0a60; do. in bulk. 10.00Q20.00.
Plums-Large, per crate. 22q5C per box,
25d30; japanese, 50M75 in bulk, 200Qa25.0
Citrus Fruit-Mexican lines. 6.50a7o);
California lemons, 125M1. 80; do extras,
2.00m250; do fancy. 3.00M3.50.
Tropical Fruit-Bananas, l.OO020O pine
apples. 2.00@4.00 Persian dates. 5a5la; nut
meg melons, per box l.OO@l.5o; canteloupes,
2.00@300: watermelons. per hundred. 5000
1880; Fontainbleau grapes 25G40 per box:
nectarines, white, 15425 per box; do, red,
50M65
Butter-Fancy creamery. 1920; do sec
onds. 111aM1S1a; fancy dairy, li4lS: DO sec
onds, 15d16: picked. 15@17 firkin, 1idl6
Cheese-Fancy mild, new, Sl2ft9; fair to
good, 7ds; Young America, 9alO; eastern.
17M1S.
Eggs-store. 1'a1S; ranch, 1925; duck,
1GG17
Poultry-Live turkey gobblers; 1904; do
hens, 12Q13; ROSTERS. old, 4,oOQ4.50: do
young, 4O065.00: brolers. small. 1.50612 90:
do large, 25OG3.OO: fryers. S.25@S.5O hens.
co. seese Gess per G par Go pgeongs Eoong
old, 1,25GI1.50 pigeons, young. 1.25dl1.50.
Watermelons-500d per 100; cantel-
oupes. 1.25G2.O0 nutmeg melons. 75Q1.00.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10.-Spot wheat closed
steady with a poor demand: No. red
winter. IS I'D; No. red spring, 5s; No.
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Business Transacted ami Pric IS Pail az Hon e
and AhrOai

NEW YORK Aug. 10.--The long expected
rally in the stock market came today. al
though of course the gains scored were COM
.mensurate with the material declines that
occurred last week. Business was fairly
extensive and was well distributed, and
while the trend Of prices was upward the
movement was irregular. An agreeable
diversion TO the long prevailing profession.
al character Of the market was furnished
by purchases for foreign account and the
execution of moderate commission house
orders. The initial source of the rally was
higher prices in London and arbitrage pur-
chases. In a number of instances the
fluctuations recorded were quite wide. The
important influences bearing upon todays
market were early strength and eventual
ease in call money rates and steadily de-
clining market for foreign exchange. The
government crop report As usual was not
published Until ta n some after the close Of
higher covering of shorts being a decided
feature. The improvements in the first
few minutes of business extended to 1d1is
exceptionally rsiny 3ls to $685. The bears
took the aggressive and vigorously raided
influenced by the publication of cabled ad-
vices reporteing sharp break in foreign
sugars. Northwest figured for 27s to S5is
and many new low records were establish
ed. An important influence at this stage
was an advance in call money rates to an
extreme per cent. which induced liouida-
led for a time during the first hour but an
other sharp raid was made. this time on the
lnduStrials. AT the general low level sup
porting low orders appeared in some stocks
and foreign buying and extensive covering
turned the scale again. A feature of tho
rally, was the execution Of a number of
small-lot buying orders. The rally was
attended by rumors Of concerted protec-
tive movement by substantial banking in
terests. The report was not confirmed,
but nevertheless material advance in
prices occurred. The improvement was in
creased toward the close by drop in call
money to 2per cent: Large blocks of stock
changed hands and nf1rchaSaS
for the long account with more confidence
than for. some time past. The gains were
notable in many cases: Sugar jumped Sto
SO: Northwest, 3ss to ssh. The closing was
strong with net gains of 1d2 per cent
throughout. The bond market ruled irreg-
ular. with decided strength to the specula-
tive issues in sympathy with the rally in
the stock market. improvements of 1M2H
per cent were scored. the latter in Atchison
As. The high priced inactive mortgages
continued to. sag with important conces-
sions generally. The sales were 81, 563 600.
Governments were weak and lower on sales
of $4S4O0. Silver certificates. 69al.
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Real Estate Transfers

MONDAY. August 10, 1896.
II. +. and Mary Ball o E. c. Winterbot-
tom-Lot 80. Wilson tract; $2Ol.
Elizabeth to George If. Busch-E. p feet
of lot 3 block s. Paramount tract; 800.
Welty-Lot 10, block 3. Bandini tract $3.50.
Taylor Trust company to W. T. Gillis and
H; Keller-Lot P, block 25, Santa Monica;
N. NJ Johnson to p. A. Johnson-Lot ..
Glendale tract: $3.50.
Alexander Weiss to =. A. Beardsee-Lot
26, block A. of Fl. N. Elliott's Ninth ST.
tract: $2l0.
. Edgar A. and Mary e. Beardslee to Will
liam McIntyrs. sr.-Lot e. block A, Fl. N.
Elliotts Ninth st. tract; S215.
Eli l.. Mason to Peter L ming and James
Becket-Undivided Y interest In lots and
2 and in SCI of NEN, sec. ,, ! s. W.; Sltq9. ,tl
liam Sieyert-Lot A. block 8, P. NJ. Scot.
tract: $125.
sam Yoklcy to SPR r Co-Rel from
damaGes TO property of first party in Porao-
sioo. So by reason OF e0nS'rN'''0" OF fa''F0a''
Charles F. Mawby to II; "; Plattt-E1s Of
Wa of SEA of SCI. sec. H. s.. TO- except
s feet on north end $500.
Robert and Evangelire s. Bulla to Mabe
H. Day-Lots y and IL, block 3. Walnut
Grove tract: s1200.
Frank M. Kelsey. administrator to Johr
'aso ssi 5oaS"es-i0' .. d. "i'sSh'a"ser tract
Thomas and Re'hiah !. IIo7-1 to WILLIAM
". Shartle-Lot g. block q Howes tract;
t15O.
n. X. w and NJ. s. F. Bent to Wilhelmine
Rever-T.n ut 32 block u, sub of Woolen Mill
trnct: $500.
Sarah pnd Aaron Edinger 10 Nelson Cat
lir-Iot L. block r. Ocean Spray tract; 1925
Elizabeth Edwards tn Samson f. Ed
wards lot %. block q. Schmidt tract $500
Marv J.. Cartwright 10 r. d. Simpson
ST. Of lots and 8, block 1913, Pomona tract
si29).
SUMMARY
I,ceds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2S
=, nom' mai ......................... Il
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prunes, per lb.. &c.
s325QS5O; Mediterranean sweets, per Id. &c;
seedlings, sl,b01l75: lemons fancy Eure-
ka, s2.6Od25O; Eureka and Lisbon. s2oO@
III HONEY S8GFe' AND msS asE l9G SDe
comb. l0N12c. per h.; strained 4HQ6c; bees
wax 25qS0c per lb.
$50; Old roosters. ss.e5G4oo; ducks, $s.SSSSma $SSa
S'19' TURKEYS io@l2c az oIsei, per H. no. - .o
$500 800; loose, 81. .5Oas so; oat siOoOa il. .oo.
=. MI LLSTUFFS-t'lour, Los Angeles, s3 80
Stockton brands, s4.l5; Oregon. 81. 75 east
northern. sl7.66; rolled barley. per 'if;S9' ton.
M6,og; Mg; cracked eorn per cwt.. 95c; feed
mfdl SHES Els cTft TktfTs-Apples. tsliPs sun dried
sacks. sasd per lb' 4qSc' boxes 5a7e; eyapor-
choice, sa9c; peaches, fancy, unpeeied. SC:
choice, &c. nectarines, fancy, s19c: choice,
6@7c; pears, fancy evaporated,, 7asc; piums,
sQge; sacks. 2usc; fancy, lOc.
IT,, MuTSs-Walhuts, It's oa . Los Angeles. 7c, med
ia sort 0e Los oNetos fancy
l2c; hard shell. &c; pecans. 1Sql5lac; III
HIDES AND wooL-New hide list: Dry.
eP good . dntFp sdsa pss nfeTor $sSc So0 spring
LIVE sTocK.All per lb-Beeves. 2nm
laBsi BshssB SssS MSSfs2AA aYss Ssg2Af per- ln"nssr
!%a5c, veal, sale; mutton 4c; lamb.
&C ss scEtRskkpS Etsk = MEATys-Eagle rs hams. lle; Rex
bacon wrapped, l2$c eoe'i Special aTeapiahl pIain
f6reaffast fast Sasdr bSeon 1e: Diamond break
sugar cured Sc: Rex homeless butts. .7iec;
'Gnsi,des); I'm Sc ss l2N; Reg regular dried Beef;
bacon ssc medSm Ren Bacon ls sn' d ne9is dry sa
clear bellies. lea zoe: av. 6iac. dry salt short
e. clears, S594o; az, av; ~: dry salt clear backs
tierces basis. &c; Cottolene, tierces, &c /:
Rssxolene. tierces, 5hc.
RA1STNS-Fancv clusters, SIPS: 4-crown
l. l. clusters. 81. 10nl 25 3-crown l. l.. per
box, 90cNsl.00; Sultana, seedless. per box
sOcnSlO0; 3-crown loose muscats. per box.
eoQ zoe; 2-crown loose muscats. per box. 50n
crown loose, in sacks. per ID. 2iEG2atc: g.
;,.crown. per lb; alAa4c; sgltana, seediess
sseedless. choice. per lb. Silsaic. Fractions
Half boxes. 25c; quarter boxes. SOC. per box
higher than wholes.
California black per lb. 4d4lsc; California
fancy, fancy, per lb, 15as5c; imported Smyrna,
BAGs-(Net eash,-Calcutta. 5n5lsc; po-
tato bags. 4c; dried fruit sacks 100 lbs G'h
Wltec; bean sacks. &C; walnut bags. 1fIlGc
BEANS AND DRIED PEAS-Pnk A.. 90
Ml: 20; Lima, $2.90m3.00: LADY Washington.
N.50q1 60: white. small, s175G2 90: garvan-
COS: small s2.OGG2.5O: garvancos. large,
% ooa3 so: green field peas. 81. 50q 3. 00 black
eyed beans. s2,25Q250: lentils. importcd.
7;oQ9soo; lsn,ils, California. sa.oo025o.
GRATN-Whaat. 81. .10T1 20: corn 90na7o:
feed barley, 75c; oats. S.l0Ql.25: all per 100
lbs.
PoTAToEs-Per 100 lhs.-New early rose.
choice to fancy a5c01 o. fair to good. and
all other varieties Ij49Oc; sweet pota-
toes s1.S5
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THE LONDON MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug. lO.-The Evening
The stock market opened gloomy to-day
but closed more cheerful. Settlement ir
mines today revealed a small account and
healthier condition. Paris is ceasing TO
sell Americans opened above the parity
end then gave way, Louisville and Nash
vile dropping to 1898 and st. Paul to 6les;
one dollar below the lowest point and with
a better tone.
The differences to be met at the settle
,inent tomorrow are serious but the posi-
tion here is too strong and money is too
plentiful to justify the alarmst view eY-
pressed in some quarters as to propaple
failures. Whatever difficulties may exist
they are likely to be tided over. this set
tlement and although the situation IN the
United tSates is still regarded very grave
ly here present opinion is that much mus.
now have been discounted. The other
markets shared in the Improvement ana !,
only the settlement goes we'll some sllght
recovery is looked for. The ParlS bourse
was distinctly 1irmer.
The herald., 1896-08-11

Chatsworth PaIk-Leeves from and ar
only.
Sundays excepted. "* Sundays only.
*"+ Saturdays only s#** SATURDAYS and
Sundays.
THE INSIDE TRACK.
All .. +. Co.'S trains step at First ST.
(except the four San Francisco trains) and
commercial st. Except the 800 o'clock San
FRANCISCO evening train. in business CEN
fares to passengers.
Trains for sea beach points leave River
station 20 minutes earlier than from Ar
cade depot
TICKET OFFICES-No. 229 S. Spring St.
general office; Arcade depot. through and
local: River station, local: First St. local:
Comercial ST., local; Maud Junction. local
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California. IS 4ad. Futures closed steady
with near and distant positions ssQ1ad
higher August and September. As 10lsd:
cember. As 11sid. Spot corn closed steady:
American mixed new, Is 9&Id. Futures
steady with near and distant positions un-
September 2s 9iad October, 2s 9Ad; De-
cemb2T. 2s l0led. Flour closed steady with
a moderate demand: st. Louis fancy win
81 LIS
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Cali Board Prices of Cereals AMI Shipments
Received

Received
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.-Wheat, qui.
et December. 91A.
Bran-12.0 00u1250.
Corn-Large yellow, 90Q921a.
Fiour-Fafnilv extras, 3.60a3.70: bakers
extras, S.4Od350; superfine, 2S5Q3.0O
Wheat-No. l shipping, 9Ss4; choice. 95
Bariey-Feed, fair to good, 621aq65; ;choice
66l.: new brewing. 72a47Il2.
Oats--Milling, S5@9O; surprise, 9oa1 O2ls
fancy feed, 90H921a; good to choice. S2}2u
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks, 5000 dc
Washington, 2000; wheat, centals, $3.50, dc
ogden. $50: do Port Costa, 1873, 800: barley
centas, 14.900; do Port Costa, 5000; oats
centals, 655ls do Washington, 2100; corn
centals. 24Go; bran, sacks, a44Oo; potatoes
sacks. $500; onions sacks, 7S0; bran, sacks
hay tons. 995: straw. tons. 20; flaxseed
Washington. 325 centals; wool. bales, 44i
wine, gallons $1,000; hides, number. 242.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Country Properly
FOR Y PPRICT; PRICE;

can be had adjoining for less than $2oi
per acre, within miles of courthouse. at
beautiful Tropco 10 acres nice level land
all in corn, within 800 yards of the store
at Tropico. for $500: just think of 1t. only
$500, never before such a great bargain
here Is a chance to double your money;
land adjoining sells at 5000 per acre ;chance
like this seldom offered; owner compelled
to sell; IL acres-iust think, only $500
See BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st. ii
The herald., 1896-08-11
MONEY Quotations

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Money on call
easy at 2laa3 per cent; last loan 2l2 closed
21a per cent prime mercantile paper, seq
actual business in bankers bills at 4.sSft
4.ssi4 for demand and 4s712 for sixty days
posted rates, 4.SSQ4.SSle and 4.S9n4 S9l2; com
mercial bills, 4S7; silver certificates, 6S5s
Q6S2.
London Aug 1O.-Consols, 112 1916
The herald., 1896-08-11
SILVER BULLION

NEW YORK. Aug. 1O.-Bar silver, 6sas;
Mexican dollars. 81.
LONDON. Aug 10.-Bar silver 3l4d.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1O.-Bar silver,
GI5s Mexican dollars 54U544.
The herald., 1896-08-11
TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Aus 10.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $3.50, ,302,-
2O3: gold reserve $l0S 466, 901.
NEW YORK, Aug. TO- Withdrawals of
$3.50, 900 in gold have been made from the
sub treasury for Canadian account.