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r.,.,,,nation for Nrnriners.

r~NN branch photographic ONCE. Gus
toms house. Port Townsend, VIII fuFnlsh
on application. free Of charge. fu.l NOR
nation regarding the following ho'.ees
70 mariners; ,s--,.~-.
..iar1es harbor eight established In Moiini
bay. ~,
ban buoy. experimental.
Atlantic coast. from Belle Isle TO New
yo~k ineiuding the gulf Of 81 Lawrence,
western terminal OF transatlantic eAo'es
xheau on II. q. chart No lAl1
Fs1ack sea, Russia. Kherson or bnleTer
hav Re-ezan lake. Upper Nictorovszi
rs-s+s~s Columbia. north coast % Queen
CFar,otte islana. Kang village deserted
british Columbia. Vancouver ls4she. 10
tee boards for use 81 wrecked mariners
established between cape Bears ilsatato~sS
ard San joan hRrp0r-
prsflsh Columbia. Vancouver ts'ana, po-
st.,a~ ~ rprE a. entrance 20 C1a1n4nscS
80 sa.sszsxxS on rocky patches az en-
.v.r~a - rcauelet Arm anchorage
CsNlua zsa. Singapore. tine signals On
rcrt sannsnS ard Pnio Branh
Chsna sea. EoHg A.hs So. $3.50
s.vs5f- aisappsaranee OK Mi3Sie channel
go e.srnsesseus. Duck Island. brsakwAser
extended -. - ss--
Ts-~asusa. rottcs 20 mariners. No. % tsSD
Ills. Key West entrance. hsaeoa dis
eartlnaeE-
ETersaa, Tennessee reef. bescon esscon-
tsru@9.
sf.ssarhnssttx, BaEton harkor- Rs.a@s
ss~ssw-s.as REPLACED By Boston isghtvessti.
Mef.t~~~4sezn SEA AlEert&s gal OF
esa-M. sxAt established q moe northeast
OF Sso-a-
Afexsce. vess coas-. gGs Of California.
p5,.f.s1sroae hzrbor. general Information
Nexsso. west coast, sax ls1-sazo chan
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why He is SIN a bachelor.
Washington City Star.


mot at all, not at ALL" insisted Wash
inEson City bachelor. who would be a most
eligible and substantial matrimonial prize
II ne we're less "eot In his way" I'm not
at al cynical, and IL there be one creature
OF all the Lord made in the beginning that
| think is more admirable than any other
creature. or than all the other creatures.
tfsat creature is woman, bat when II
comes 20 an indissolub,e tie thereto. then
beg 10 be excused.
''Of course I have a reason" he con-
t.nned. "Tg man did anything without
reason, ne wouldn't be much Of an inn
provement over the women. but I have
an exceiienf reason FOR being a bachelor.
at least for the present. Perhaps when
I am grown older and my years are APP
preaching the limit. I may take wife.
knowing that II make a mistake 7 won't
have very long 20 suffer, or that she
won't. II she should make mistake. but
while I am still in the thirtles I shall keep
those yearsNeutirely from the clutch OF
any aspiring feminine.
Yes" he continued. Eyes. ] know
used 20 be quite ladies' man. or rather
quite the man who Is pretty sure 10 marry
the first chance he has, which the So
called ladies' man never does. but I was
saved In time. though lost the girl I was
engaged TO in the process OF having my
eyes opened"
ne laughed. 1T isn't any more than right
To my fellow sufferers TO show them the
way out. You know was about half en-
gaged to a girl Ave or six years ago
she's well married now-aud one day
happened 10 crop into a certain fashion
able snfiliner shop where al the best peo-
Pie go I don't know why I should have
rosrse in there but I did II this day. and
before had been IN there two minutes
heard a we3-known voice In active use
Of language that was fairly making the
hair curl on a helpless girl clerk. ] iis-
tened unfif 7 felt the chiils chasing each
other down my back. and then went cut.
That night I called on ire poTsesSor -
the voice but had lost interest, and after
one or two attempts succeeded 81 hav-
fnv language applied 70 me that made nv
hair Curl. After that 7 made Il my bust
ness 10 drop snto misIlner shops q the
higher Gags Whenever 7 could Arst IN ore
ar two places eou.d hide away fer half
an honr al A time ard Tire namher os
hard-ou.eIv dressed ard elegant young
women whom have heard abusing their
rrasheyS the clerks. and everybody csc,
pr,fh nov ard theu an emphatic oasrsn
.hrown IN, frightened me - that have
Ire, nv nerve. ard I'm going 70 wait n
while ana forget how un.ove.y a PAM
sser~sf laughter * fortune may Be when
she tries Either that or III marry one
~ the elerke IN the millinery store. ard
sg4ssH re- 80 grateful to fue for rescFiirg
her as4 she VIII hui bar greatest hapo.-
ress in being my Eaye forever"
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug. to-Arrived August
Q. Steamer Peru. Hougkong; Italian snip
+. s. Crampa. Cardiff. Sailed August =;
Bark Albert, Honolulu; bark Gen. Fair
child, Seattle.
Port Townsend, Aug lo-speciai.-Tha
German ship Columbus. thirty-elght days
from Hongkong. arrived in port without
a consular bin OF health. The penalty -
a fine OF s.. 0oo II Is always imposed, but
never collected. a petition 20 the depart
ment showing mitigating circumstances
Invariably reduces the ine to $40 and COST
of telegraphing. Almost every captain
coming into pog1 has some good excuse for
neelecting this important part Of the quar-
anflne regulations. When the matter IS
adjusted the ship will proceed 20 Port
Blakelev 10 load cargo for Europe.
Arrived: German schooner columbus.
from Hongkong for Port BiaTeley.
The Chilean bark Fiecha Is down from
Port Rlakeiey, clearing for the west coast
OF South America
The British steamer Beechley, from san
lose de Guatemala. is due 10 arrive az
Vancouver tomorrow TO load cargo 81
lumber for Bnenos Ayres.
The steamer san Msteo Is due 20 arrive
tonight, from san Francisco VIA Iomos.
"a load part cargo OF lumber, Hadioek
for Mexico.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.


Movements OF steamers and Other
Notes of Interest 30 Marine Men.
Steamer City of Topeka win arrive from
Alaska tomorrow.
Steam schooner Isakme will get away for
81. AlchaeIs toslay.
Steamer wafa Walia arrived from San
Francisco yesterday afternoon az s.o
o'clock.
Hawaiian ship Jahn Eaa. ass soas. Is
now ca Puget sound leading lumber for
Port PiTse-
Steamer Resale took our about 100 tons
wheat from the West Seattle elevator last
night for Victoria.
Schooner Aida. so tons. row on Puget
sound. Is chartered by ". Frese Co. to
load lumber for Shanghai.
Bark Top Gallant. i.lsS tons. row on Pu-
get sound. Is chartered By J. ]. Moore q
Co. To load lumber FOR ForS Prize.
Steamer Utopia - laid up for repairs
and viii make aer next trip TO Vancouver
leaving here next Thursday night.
Barken,ine Newsbov. SIS tons. now on
Puget sound. IS chartered BY j. j. Moore
& CO. 70 load lumber Ter Freemaasle.
Steamer Rapid Transs; Is az Port An
geles delivering Comax eesl 20 tae Meet
OF United States warshlps assembled
there.
British ship Lord shafteshury. s.sTs
tons. s now al Portland loading wheat Tor
the Unlted Kingdom. Hayre. Antwerp OF
Dunklrk.
Steamer wfiapa IS being thoroughly
oyerhauled on she ways at Moran :. and
is scheduled 10 sail for Alaska On August
II at s y. m.
The steamship Victoria. which arrived
a. Tacoma recently from the orient, had
1000 bags OF sugar and twenty tons OF rice,
wine and Chinese provisions for Seattle.
Sloop W. T. Tickle Is In with leea
pounds OF hallhut. and the schooner Sii-
kon IS IN with 1900 pounds. Both cargces
were disposed OF at - cents. ssoop Viola
and schooner Annie took ice yesterday
and sailed for the nshing banks last night.
Steamer CITY OF Pueblo sailed fer san
Francisco yesterday morning AZ o'clock
with the following list OF passengers. MIR.
and Mrs r G Mills. Grace Garthcme.
Edwin Garfhome. Miss Mary Rankin. Miss
Iaura s. Richardson. Miss Iona y. Jor-
dan, Mrs A. r Shumat. Miss Bertha
Warren. Harold NJ Childs Mrs. r. BosQue.
Miss Bessie Jessop. T. j. sullivan. Mrs.
@. w. HAYES. +. y. Clayton. Mrs. NJ. y.
CLAYTON. Miss e Prichard. Airs. ~ NJ.
Bailey. Frank Brown. Mrs. Lacy JoSslyn.
Mrs Frank Maskey. Mrs. c. A, Garthome,
w p C. Menzies. Mrs. y. Harris. Fred
Rolen. j. T. Chilberg. John Kenney. Mr..
and Mrs. j. u. MonSer. Mr.. and Mrs w.
NJ Brewster. Mrs. Abby Parker. Annie
Hutton. Helen Eldridge, r. z Leyersch.
O. w Towle Miss X. Towie. Mrs. f. X.
Towle Mrs +. X. Zook. III. +. Frohm. Mr..
and Mrs W r. MacIaehlan. III. p. Bor-
roughs. u. @. Evans. Mrs. M. Johns. Rev.
J. y. Martin. I. g. Harris. and twenty
two STORAGE
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Tacoma Marine News.

Taeona. Aug. .-special-sehooner
Ala arrived in port 10 load lumber FOR
Shanghai
The cargo OF the Northern Pacific steam
shln Victoria has been discharged and ire
outward cargo Is being rapisly p.s - ~
nnsA She win take out over 5000 tons
=, 4,,r lumber and miscellaneous freight
A nnrnber OF passengers have arrived .
- - The orient on the Victoria, wnien
VIII san Saturday.
psrk Hc,lJsEood has finished loading
luu,ber az the Tacoma MIL for Peru
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nea Scout shoal ard San Lorenzo rees.
suoys nos Ia gsAee.
Mexsco, 1est coast. Ia Psz bay. La Far
nA-es-. general Information
NeE 1sFx. East channel. New IevS
!owsr BAY. Two gas ixhsed oaoys 70 be
substituted fer spar bzoys.
New York. Long Island sound. Port
Is1e-sc-. East ami West hreakwssers.
beacon AgAss ard fog sizsag established.
NevSa Carolina. Pa-npssce sound change
IN baggage
Russia gsSs OF Finland. New CEnans-
Eru161 shoal discovered
Russia, g1.g OF Finland. Sevs bay, ouoys
and hshtvssseis placed n position IN chan
nels.
Texas. Sabine pass. changes IN hydro
grzphy.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 1 and FOR
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January. l,
1885, are s2.al2. Is. There were fled for
record yesterday two deeds. aggregating
s. Following is a list furnished by the
Daily Bulletin, room 10 Occidental block:
John Foster Ell ux. TO the National Bank
OF Commerce. of Providence. r.. T.. sc Sc
and Wiz Sc and lot ?, sec a. tp 2i. r :. i5ieo
acres. siz NV and NV NV sec s. ~ p, 4.
i2o acres. July IS a. c.. 81
Snoqualmie Land & Improvement Com
pany TO Mary Elnnra Ryan, lot IL. block
1. Snoqualmie Falls. July IA. 81
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Hl]DY An
VII reach the vital
spot.
H(jDY An

Cures premAtureness Of
the discharge Ia twenty
days HadyAa cures Loaf
Manhood, Varicooeie.
+ a j ms Sensa tons.
Weakness Debility and
makes a comp.s,e man
cut OF d hair mAn.
You may be- certain no
ono can give you Hudyan
but the Old doctors Of
tho Hudson Medical In
stiiate. Hadyan cures
when others fall TO cure.
In you want convincing
proofs OF what Hudyan
has done you can get il.
You may call or write
and get free
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ar-e-ahss 1sver~sca % shs long rrsvaaAnS
rsrosesssczzl character Of shs uazEss< @ls
furnished By purchases for foreA41
eouzt and the execution Of sT1e1sTa1e -
mission house ORDERS. -@< initial se1sc g
81 ne rally was higher prices = 49, 4,
ard avtsfxzgs purchases IN n9Es.fe- -
Instances ire ffsrrEztt11s rScS-c~1 were
cgs-e wsss- TIE important infiae1ess
baarxrg urcn r0szr.s market ws-e exs1
strength ard eventual ease n cal mon
rates and 3 steadily declining rsark~N A@-
foreign exchange The government 1toP
report. sx usual. was rot puetszsea 49,
sore tire after tas close o. 6s1sa1ess- e
opening vaS strong ard higher. Governs
OF ehorss wax a decided feature TIE m
provsnenss tn TIRE first few minutes o.
business EXTENDED 20 f7fsz per cent II
some az tire leading shares, Win sl1@s
exceptional. rising ~. 70 So The ee1ss
took tire aggressive and vigorously ra1as0
the stock Sugar sold OF 5ss. 20 y. e~sns
adversely Influenced BY the pahitcStioh
% cable advises reporting = sa4Ep prs@s
IN foreign suxars- Northwest figured
for -. 20 So. ard many new low recofas
we're established An important Influence
a. thss stage was an advance "a can
money rates 20 an extreme Per ceal-s
which induced liquidation IN many guar
tsrs. The market sseadiea for = tine alT-
ing TIRE first hour. bus another sharp RAD
was Ex&Iee EI1% time o. lie iA11@%AAaf~-
AZ the general low level supporting orders
appeared ia some stocks. and foreign oay-
Ing ard extensive covering turned me
scale again further rally was maze.
O. the execution % a number Of s-nau lot
bzysag orders. THE rally was ATTENDED by
r4nrors OF = concerted protective move
meat BY substantial banking Interests
The report was not confirmed, bat never
theless a material advance in prices &C.
currsd. TIE Improvement was lncreAsei
toward the close by q drop in call money
TO per cent. Large blocks OF Stock Sx-
changed hands, ard purchases were made
for the long account with more confidence
than for some time past. The gains We're
notable In many cases. Sugar jumped !.
20 81, Northwest 3ss. 70 ssss. The clos
ing was strong, with net gains OF i9z per
cent throughout. The bond market ruled
Irregular. with decided strength 10 the
speculative issues. In sympathy with the
rally Ia the stock market. improvements
OF l&@ia were scored the last la Afchl-
son -. The high-priced inactive mort
cages continued TO sag. with important
concessions generally. The sales were
s.. 90. 90.
Governments were weak and lower, on
sales OF 500. Silver certificates were
easier. at sss. for SIS 900.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at 21zSs per cent;
last loan "a. closed 2iz per cent; prime
mercantile paper. sizxiTis per cent. Ster-
ling exchange easier. with actual business
IN bankers bills az 81. sat sSl. for demand
and s4S1i1 for sixty days posted rates,
81 SGT ssts and s4Ssq4 S9is: commercial
bills. s4.sa. Bar silver. esis. Silver certia-
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

~ew ycrk. Aar. Fs--Tes io2g sx1Sc..1
~.glx - tns stock naxsket eAzse today. A.
,e.,usA. ef coarse, tAs Sasns scored Ssss
- essrnrs~asurzse witA tar material &C.
s.5s.c~ sNAs eoearr-i tsst week. Business
49, fairly extensive and sas VEL 2lxsr5s-
afess azz while ire fTsn1 e p-fo@s VAS
vowSr4 tie csavs-1es-s wTAs irregular. Aa
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COMPOSITION n uc5,1-esl. ria5oa, bre-
- - sarg rrsrgsr faces On the follow
e. -. sales. Soaparess or E2nicz. not
,r~essssux = sr1s pea brewer. ROT ex.
~1s8l.g * ems pea: t22g primer. ros sx-
s..s1zr - egzs rsez specsa! terms o.
i.rw. orders. A13Eeas Poss-Inss3arsH ce-.
sseStlta-
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IL you are suffering
from n vital disease you
certainly should make
an effort 20 help your
self. II You have spscks
before yesr eyes. rush
o. blood TO the head.
dizziness. failing sensa-
tlons and the attending
troubles arising from
abuse, know thar ths
great
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ea sunday. August II. the Northern
vssrsse vii give = gran3 sxcsrxtsn from
Sic 90 wsst port AID fhe beach. the
-. nag exactly rsght faat day. Fare
r8 for fhe roaad trip. TaesSets now On
.als A. ~. r. offices.
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1He rsiiser-ia res1-~- &c TIE Pess-f-ssi-
,sw.neer wsEs ens ~ or sale daily az Ce-Eser
q Cos Stationary store. ~ Markst sfrees.
fms. oas black % MARKET street from the
Chrcasels cree Price -
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r-oy s,.a Democrats. Popalist ana Free
vts,.s- conventions 70 he held - Eglene-
Sssr4 August = TIE Northern Pacific 3i.i
80 ,feksts from Seattle at ssg for the
80 frfp. Tickets on sale August j and
- ssos 10 return up 70 the 18th. Inclusive.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. Aug. lo.-Silver slId Consois.
liz 1915
New York. Aug. Io.--The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram SAYS: The
stock market opened gloomy today, but
closed more cheerful. The settlement In
mines today revealed small account and
healthier condition. Paris Is ceaslng 20
SELL Americans opened above the parity.
and then gave way. Louisville & Nashville
dropping TO SIS and ST. Paul 10 ei@s. After
various changes the market closed 81
above the lowest point, and with a better
tone. The differences to be met at the
settlement tomorrow are serious. but the
position here IS too strong and money is
too plentiful TO Justify the alarmist view
expressed in some quarters as 10 probable
failures. Whatever difficulties may exist.
they are likely 10 be tided over this settle
ment. and although the situation in the
United States is siill regarded very grave
ly here. present opinion is that much must
now have been discounted. The other
markets shared In the Improvement, and
IL only the settlement goes well, some
slight recovery Is looked for.
The Paris bourse was distinctly hrmer.
Berlin quiet.
Breadstufr. and Grains.
Liverpool. Aug 10.-Wheat--Spot steady.
demand poor; No ? red winter. IS ii4d:
No. red spring. IS: No. l California. IS
4shd Futures closed steady. with near AM
distant positions Lqlad higher August
and September. Is 10isd: October. Is lid;
November. Is md: December, As nAd.
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed new.
% 9z.d Futures steady. with near and
distant positions unchanged TO I'd higher;
August. Is sid: September. Is SID; Oc-
tober, IS 9Xd: December. IS l0isd.
F1our-Steaiy: demand moderate; ST.
Louis fancy winter. Is 90.
Iop~.
Hons-At London. Pacific coast. 81 1bs.
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Seattle. Aug. 10. 1896.
Eiearanr@S- Balances.
Se4ttse-.- .-......... -. Si1 81 s14.Ss =
rp-.gs'.a -..-...- -.-.... E.19 - LIE %
Aoftsana .-... ....-.-.. lsi-0x2 % z SIS %
The price OF choice beer cattle. which
has fallen 70 "a cents per pouna live
Weight Is lower than for some time past.
Inc demand al the present time for all
meats ~ very light. n always the case
during the warm season There Is gen
erai decline in the jobhing quotations on
fresh meats
Batter went 20 Is cents per pound today.
TAU from ~ Gems. The cause Of the
drop as explained IN the Observation-Disclosures
sunday vas owing 20 a flooding Of the
market by creamery men. who had stored
Their product for higher price. The cold
storage rooms OF some Of the dealers are
well hiled with butter. The demand at
present - light. owing TO the numbers OF
families away from the city on vacations.
Ranch eggs are firm al IS cents per dog
en- 3obb3nz price. Dealers are paying 10
Lis cents per dozen 70 producers
Tomatoes are Quoted at su7'a cents per
pound. Strawberries and cherries are out
OF the market PiumS have fallen from
u to sS955 cents per box.
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az the star. was easy and the market sold
o@. rzlZAe6 then weakened again, bct
closed b shade better. The easy tore az
TIE opening was due 20 TIE action o.
stocks IN Nsw York and ths batter local
- ~efi as Northwestern receipts TIE
sa1an Indian sAsnnenrs one inspection
and an advance % Ia IN Liverpool had
sonsthinE Of = szeadyins tendency. bat
the absence Of any osltsi1e trade was rsth-
er against TIRE price. ard values recedsd-
Northwestern receipts were about twice
those Of a year ago. The decrease In the
visible snppiy was also disappointing.
There wossld probably have been little
change N the visible supply had not Ast-
wankee decreased. owing 20 elevators be-
coming irregular The closing cables were
again high al around The tip On the gov
eminent report was given cut late In the
session. and the condition given out as .
on spring wheat This helped 10 strength
en- the market
The trading in corn was spasmodic. but
a fair business was transacted Prices
closed weaker.
There was a weak feeling In oats. and
decline OF sc and a tame close. with
prices &c above the bottom
Provisions were easy and quite strong
near the end There was noticeable
scarcity OF offerings. ard that. more than
any enlargement OF the demand. was re-
sponsibie for the Increased price
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Augsst. sSi4c; September. SIC.
C0rn--August. -: September, =sssc-
oats-AagusL Isssc. September. isi18
lezsc.
Pork-August. s. s2ss. September. ss-5Tls.
Lard-August. Sl7ls; september. E-2s9
c%i4.
Ribs-August. Sss: September. ssssa
s.S71s
Fiaxseed-70iso.
Timothy-alo.
Rye-[isc.
Live stock.
Cattle-Natfve beef steers were salable
today at s. 3SG3.ss for common up 10 81. 80
"a IS for best eorn-fed. the bulk Of sales
being at 81 ls04 IS.
Hogs-Sales were made Of heavy at s.. Is
az - medium and mixed weights. s. So
SIS: lightweights 81. Oe6Gs IS.
Sheep-Prices for sheep ruled steady az
si.a<z - for inferior. g 5als for fair TO
choice. Western range comprised the bulk
and sold at s. 25H3. extra sheep. s.. 1e1
sis: lambs in good demand at ss4s.So for
cuIls and s5.5aG5.s s. for choice medium
grades.
Receipts-Cattle. 1.7oo: hogs. 81 600: sheep.
Ice
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FIRST Regiment bard ard bicycle car
rsxa. a. 7. II. G. A PARK tonight AeEnas-
sion, with car fare s cents.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Board Of Trmde.
CSscaso AnE- t8--Thrre vax rrc6era:s
trade IL Nheat ~aTav. hut rot raucn doing
later, tie range beng a2@a TAs tols
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Cossryssfons taken az al stations AZ 8
~. ssfh nasrisHn time 6 .. m Pacific
GEORGE Y SALISBURY.
Observer il Charge
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F4rss Regiment bara ron
carnival !. ~ G. a. park g
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.


Portland. Aug. I0.-wheat--wala, 4s.
Sec. Valley. 5Q5ec per bushel.
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90 ! 10 as IA lis 3.s on ID
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
80 So s.ill io.sl iii7 I'LL. ).
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The total sales OK stocks today were
~ 90 shares. Including: American To-
barco. Is 90: American Sugar. S. 90; Atch-
ison. $3.50, Burlington. Il. DO: General Flec-
tric 1900; Louisville & Nashville, 500;
Manhattan. 1880 Missouri Pacific. $500:
Northwestern. $40. Reading. saa. Rock
Island. $500. ST. Paul e 300; Western
Union. = go. Wheeling & Lake Erie. 400:
Southern r. r. preferred. 7.eo0: silver GER
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