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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

fnNRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of q deed OF trust made W
jaekSon p. Porter Gttd zane g: gettSS sG, I ~
Chambers, his wife, to me-. 81 tru9IeSs
bearing date on the tWenty.etyhth aey, y
March, 1885, and now Of record n {3s
clerks office o. the county court q SnlS
county, West Virginia, IN peGd OF EFu1E
Book No. q, page IS, will on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-02
R. K. Giffen & Co.,
Successes 70 James Crangle,

To My Friends and Patrons,
Having closed out my business 70 the
reliable and we'll known arm OF \. X.
'iSiffen q CO.. tnke this method OF thank
inE nv friends and the trade generally
foF tho kind patronage bestowed 9lt no
In the past, and ask for my SUCCESSORS
the same liberal patronage heretofore 40"
corded me. Very respectfully
JAMES CRANGLE
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Friday and Saturday

Tese 60 hand hand moving spring cleaning ls
ORDER andths our FIRST SALE expeetit to
be equal any saesespeoay this ourtansaIe We
will show you more MORE SMYRNA. MooURT INGRAM and
DAGHEsTAN RUGS from 7xae inches exl2 feet and
quote than anywhere in this oty Horos few
samples:
Smyrna Door or Dresser Mat,tsx inches, mottied
centre. ends bordered and fringed a8c each
Smyrna Rug. Persian designs dark blues old red,
etc. very handsome. quality usually sells for $3.50
and.$aoo s. 7oas 4
Smyrna Hearth and Plano Rugs, heavy choice de-
signs and ooorlngs, twenty-five different styles.
the value OF which is $500 and $3.50 each. sizes
aoxeo and sex72. -'..- 1898.
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SATURDAY, THE sITH DAY OF
APRIL. 1881,

commencing at 10 O'Clock q, m, the fol-
lowing described property: A part q lot
numbered ilfty-tWO, on tho west side OF
Main street, IN tho city OF wheeling. Ohio
county, West Virginia, at thu n0rthwegt
corner OF said Main street and Alley is.
Tho part hereby conveyed y bounded MS
follows: Commencing at the southeast
corner OF said lot No. g; thence along
thc west side Of Main street to the centre
OF the partition wall between said prop
OFty and tho property conveyed by Han
nIbnl ForborB and wife 70 Jacob j. Foster
IN decd dated January I, lS5l, recorded N
Deed Rock No. 06, page ~, twenty feet,
more or less; thence by q line pArall with
the south line Of said lot one hundred
and twenty-five feet to tho east line OF
Alley A; thence with said limo BouthWhrdly
tWOilty feet, more or less, to tho SOUTH
vSst CORNER OF said lot at the line OF Alley
fgt thence by the south line OF said lot on
Enid Alley IS eaStwordly ono hundred and
iWsnty.two feet 10 the place OF beginning.
TERAfB or SAllES-Ona-h1t and a.
much mora ~ the purchaser elects TO pay
IN cash ON the day OF sale, the balance
In two equal lnutAilmentb ut one and two
VSNrn, notes bearing interest from the day
of gais to be given for tho deiorrcd pay
Trustee.
w, II. HALsER, AuelIonenr mr2I.s
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! Do You use II ?

ITS the best thing for the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch TO
his stature, SO no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
mote conditions favorable to
growth. This is done by
Ayers Hair vigor. II re-
moves dandTuF, cleanses the
scalp, nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows, and,
Just as a desert will blossom
under rain, SO bald heads grow
hair, when the roots are nour-
ished. But the roots must be
there. If you wish your hair
TO retain It's normal color, or
If YOU wish to restore the lost
tint Of gray or faded hair use
ayers Hair Vigor.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NoTIcR.
The state Board Of Health Will meet in
Charleston April ~, n, and ., prOximo.
for the examination Of applicants for the
boards certificate to practice In the state.
N. D. BAKER, NJ D.
mri7 Secretary state Board Of Health.
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When Manager ToFreyson took his
quiet little trip TO Cincinnati week ago9
he said h6 was going after big game ana
when ne came back might have somes
thing airpFlStnE to tell says the Dayton
Journal He said nothing on his return
however, but II Is now evident that NC
laid good lines, for he has pulled IN and
SlgNed George Reiman, Of the MaylVilleal
che man who won two pltchetS battles
against The Reds. who defeated the
wRShlngtons and BaltlmoreS, oil this IN
'sS and Ia 's6, after being signed with
Indianapolis ma q disagreement with
Watkins and played independent bail,
doing fine work. Manager TuFreySon has
wanted another experienced man and
now he has him, Relman'S brother was
signed some time since for second baBe.
Al the playero win be here BY Thursday
except Hodllnson. who will not arrive
until the 18th. The men here are pEac-
tlclng along the leyee in Rlverdale al
present.
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

nv virtue OF a deed Of trust made by
Thomas n. Porter and Matte Porter, his
wife, 10 me. as trustee, dated June II. 1885,
ard recorIed IN the otiicO OF tho clerk OF
tic county court Of Ohio county, West
VirElnlp, IN Deed OF Trust Book No. -,
PAGE .. win sell Mt the north front door
Of tho court house Of said county on
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The base ball seasnn VIII open IN
Youngstown on April lG, when the Adel-
bert club. Of Cleveland, win meet the In
ter stn1s team, playing Two days, Cap.
tain Schelbls has notified all players to
report on April u, and the intervening
time until the Interstate league seaaon
opens on April 81, viii befeccupie1 By
practice with Gluba from eastern Ohio
and western Pennsylvania.
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ron RENT.

FOR RENT.
NOR RENT-SEvlNRAI coon ROOM
,E In the City Bank Building. 1nQuirQ e
the City Bank Of wheeling. mFle
T0OR RENT-BEST OFFICE ROOM M
d the city; large and plenty Of lghtS
centrally located IN best advertised build
Inc N tho city. Also lAfgO hall for t0lt.
Apply at HUB CLpTHIERA Fourteenth
aud Market att0atG Jas4 2
15IDR RENT.
d Rooms and Hail, 1867 Main e., go.
0 I2oonS, with hall and bath 10 AiLaln
"a &'Ro Si on Island, s..
JAMES L. aAW1BYs
Real Estate ana Real Ettate Loan AGensyS
1905 Main stFeet.
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President Nick Young has Issued a LETT
ter to tue umpires of the National League
giving special Instructions and advice as
to the manner Ia which the duties OF an
umpire should be performed. The tr1s
pOrtaht requisites, he sayS, are 70 en-
force the rules honestly and a. they are
written, but not arbitrarily. The virtue
d an umpire, he says. Consists In perfect
feOrle sneas in rendering decision be-
heved to be right, and having rendered
It to let II be nnal and lTTevocable. A
greater mistake, he adds, cannot be
made than 70 try 10 even up because
afraid that an incorrect deClnion has been
made, Players should Be made 10 keep \,
lively game IN progress and wFanglIng
discouraged. II both captains agree to
commence a game In a dFiESllng rain, u
should mot be discontinued .unless both
captains request It, unless tho fal1 i8 20
severe AZ to drive away the spectators
and prevent fNis playing. Anything
both captains request should be done,
and the responsibility left win them, ex-
cept that when two games are played IN
one afternoon and the fifst game is Q
long one the second should De Started 1--WE
minutes thereafter. regardless Of the
time remaining to complete Il.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS BVERYWHHRR 10 s11fIs
IA History OF the Pearl Bryan MurdBE
with details OF trial, conviction and ttGgie
hanging Of the murderoFB, jackson ma
WallInG, Many full-pRgO illustrate
Price 26 cents. Sells on tight Send toe
terms and list Of fnBt selling SC. books
BARCLAY. q CO., PpbEs, Cincinnati o.
Rn2-mw&f.
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a GENTS WANTED IN EVERY
IA county to sell the only authentic story
Of the IlAthsld. Mccoy feud. Sells Tor &c.
Good pay TO active workers, toE terms
aud territory write BARCLAY 4 co..
Publishers, Cincinnati. o. mr. tthsa.,
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WANTED.

YTTANTED-oNE LADY FOR GEM
w ERAL agent for Wheeling and BO!k
alre. s per week and e1pSnse9 to right
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The newly elected officers Of the Pres.
byteri1n Sunday School are Or, Will II,
Hail. saptFintendent; JaneS A. pick-
Hicks, librarian; Miss Mary Thomas,
eh6rlsser; Miss Bessie Boyle. oFgRnist.
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~ Umpire. Nordeman; scorers, Nolt' nnc
The morning news., 1897-08-29
DRY GOODS

New York. Aug. 2S.-Prnt cloths show
a irm market, with bids refused for spot
eN tras at 29sc. Futures are held at 11-16c.
I he Fall river report shows sales of 277000
pieces, $4,000 sixty-four squares and 243OOO
Odds. The stocks show Slight increase.
The production was 2900 900 pieces. and the
delivery $4,000 pieces. At Providence 16,-
600 extras, spots and early deliveries were
sold. Tae production was 5000 pieces.
Prints are selling, with advances in GER
tain staple grades still expected Fancies
are selling freely on recorders. Sales of
ginghams at advanced prices are light,
but is thought will be heavy as soon as
the market adjusts itself. Wooden goods
of all sorts are strong and active as in
the late past.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
OCEAN EREIGurs

Cotton-Market firm; rates quoted are
per 4VV pounds. Boston. per bale. SIPS:
New York per bale, $l.O0. Phradelphia
per baie. N.OO; Baltimore, per bale. 81 90.
Lhrect-Barcelona, SIC; Genoa. soc; Re
val o'c; Bremen, 43c: Havre. SOC
VIA New Nork-Liverpool. 43c; Bre-
men soc; Amsterdam 55c; Hamburg. 45c
Genoa 55c; ST Petersburg. 60c Man
chester, he; Iavre SOC; Gothcnberg. soc.
Lumber-By Freights are firm at
ruling rates Foreign business Is more
or less nominal The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted al "a 00GG
iaO Tor a range-including Baltimore and
fortland, Me. Railroad ties, base A feet.
10 Baltimore 12c; To Philadelphia, 13c: to
new york. lSlac. Timber rates. 50ca$l. .OC
hl2her than lumber rates. To the West
indies and Wndward, nominal: TO Rosa
no SlZW4lS,OO; to Buenos AYres and Mon
teVldeo, SO000lL00; to Rio Janelro. Sl40C;
10 spanish and Mediterranean ports, Sl1. 30
Qll.oO; TO United Kingdom for orders.
nominal for lumber, pounds SIS standard.
by Steam-To New York. $3.50; to Phil
adelphia via New York. $3.50: TO Boston.
$3.50 via New York; to Baltimore, S40O.
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market is
hrm. Medium sized. Cork for orders. are as
follows; Rosin, Is, l0lad, for barrels of $40
pounds and per cent. primage; spirits. As
led; Genoa, rosn, 3s Sd6t3s cd Adriatic, 2s
6d42s Sd; South American. rosn. soc per
barrel of $50 pounds. Coastwise-Steam-
To Boston, l0c per 100 pounds on rosin. 9O,
on spirits; to New York rosin. SIbc per 100
pounds, spirits soc.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

closed at 6.SSG6S Sac, with the tone of the
market steady. Whatever the future
course OF the market is destined to be it
seems fairly certain that the dull times
IN cotton are over for the pres ent. The
forces here are about equally divided be-
tween bulls and bears, and both sides are
very cojl1ident and present Sood argu-
ments in. support of their convictions Ex-
traordin ary efforts have been made by
the trle ads of cotton to attract a portion
ol the Torrent of speculation to the sta
pie Local newspapers have aided these
EFFORTS somewhat by tho publication of
news articles that to the casual reader in
dlcated possible boOms in cotton. Really
these articles showed but a very super
ncial Knowledge of our market conditions.
crop a counts early in the week undoubt-
edlS deUerlorated somewhat, but the
weather in the south has now turned ex-
tremely favorable, and is all that could
De deS red. Receipts. except from Texas,
are We ry light. Much stress is laid upon
TINS y the bulls. The extent of early re-
celpts is no indication of the size of crops
so IA r, however, the movement has not
been comfort to the bears. We believe
that although the crop is late, it will
soon be rushing to market, in such vol
umG that values must necessarily give
way in spite of the good demand that will
cert ainly exist. We expect a lively fiuc-
tu3 ting market with the general trend of
PR ces downward"
The morning news., 1897-08-29
FINANCIAL.

Money--Good demand at per cent
Foreign EXchange-The market is quiet
The following are net Savannah quota
tions: Commercial demand, SASH; sixty
days 4S2la; ninety days. A.S2; fr5lncs.
Paris and Havre, sixty days 5.21; Swiss
sixty days. 5.227s; mar ks, sixty days. 81 GIG.
Domestic EXchange-Steady; BANKS are
buying at Is per cent. discount and SELL
ing as follows: Up to $25, 10c pr6 .mium;
$25 20 $50, 15c premium; $50 to 800, zoe
premium: 800 and upwards, a par
Securites-A fair demand exists for div
idend-paying securities Georgia state
bonds continue very scarce. Southwest
ern stock is advancing.
Stocks and Bonds-State Borids-Georgia
3l5 per cent. bonds Of 1880. 1O3Ih bid, -
asked; Georgia 3ia per cent, due 1915 iO3is
bid, asked; Georgia fi5 per cent.
bonds, 1915, 11614 bid, l17h asked: Georgia
per cent, due 1926, 1l1ia i'd 1121h asked:
South Carolina 41as. Jos bid, lO9 asked.
City Bonds-Atlanta ber cent. 1O3 bid.
1914 asked; Augusta AZ, 1925, 1922 bid. 1Olis
asked; Augusta per cent, 1Os bid, l09
asked; Augusta 6 per cent, Jos bid. liO
asked Columbus per cent. lO3A bid 1Oi
asked; Macon per cent, liiA bid. 1ls
asked; Macon fAs. N,k6. 103ik bid, lOi asked;
Savannah per &c Mt, quarterly October
coupons, 109a bid, asked: Savannah
3 per cent, quartz Fly November coupons
1o93t bid, asked; Charleston IS. 93lh bid.
9rA asked.
Railroad Bonds Savannah. Florida ana
Western railroad general mortgage bonds
per cent. inter est coupons, 1l3ia bid. lf4h
asked; Savanr an. Florida aud Western
first mortgage per cent. gold bonds.
due 1884, l05ia old. 10G asked. and interest;
Central kaih oad md Banking Company
collateral gol b. ~ bid. % asked; Central
Of Georgia railway first mortgage 5s. 90
year gold BONDS. M BIZ. ll5 asked; Cen
tral OF Georgia railway nrst consolidated
mortgage Is, % bid % asked Central OF
Georgia nilwny first preferred incomes
80 bid. 20 asked; Central ~ Georgia
railway second preferred incomes. l3ih
bid. iiis asked. Central OF Georgia railway
th.rd pr .ferrcd incomes, S bit, Si4 asked:
Goorg1 railroad g.. 1910 1l2 bid, 30 asked:
Charlo'ttc. Columbia ana Augusta nrst Or,
iWh tl1. asked; Charlotte, Columbia
und = uruata second mortgage o. ll3 bid.
80 M k,d. Georgia Southern ana florida
new -. ssl bid. o9is asked South Georgia A.
Fio ga nrat mortgage 7s. i024 bid 1924
aal on. South Georgia and Florida second
m'IrfnaGo o.. JOE hid. im asked. OCEAN
y ieHmHhlp por cent bonds. 1896 Jos hld.
1a5 asked City auJ Suburban railroad hrst
mortgage pr cent bonds. ~ bid ~ ask
al. Alabama Midland par cent lndoraad.
- hld 0 Hshrd. hrlnrWIck ana Western
a. G IIh. ll asked. South Bound railroad
81 ld f lHff1 fluiIffu railway re.
Wt bId. ai Hrko1i gf1fF'l ana Al8haml
frsf nnf0rf,l Oh iN Dlf il aai.ed. ana
The morning news., 1897-08-29
GRAIN, PRONIsIoNs. Erc.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Flour. dun and a
shade easier. Rye -four quiet; fancy, So 25GD
800. Corn meal quiet. Yellow western. Tie
Rye easy No. ?, western. 53c. Barley duh
Gle Barley malt slow: western, 4Sd5Sc
Wheat-Spot weak; No. 2 red, 1.OO2, On
tions opened easier on local selling. rallied
on weekly shipments from both coasts and
higher cables, but declined sharply under
liquidation and closed. &c net lower: No
? red, August, closed. 9915c. September,
" 3-l64S9lse; closing, Size; October closed
95Ac
Corn-Spot easy; No. 2. 351sc; options
opened firm on dry weather news. but la
ter sold off with wheat, closing half cent
lower; September, 3l2sc, closed, 3i7sc; Octo-
Der closed, S59sc.
Oats-Spot quiet; No 2, 2334c: options in
active and barely steady: closing unchang-
ed; September closed, 23Mc Hay weak
shipping, 45a5Oc; good to choice 55d7Oc
Hops steady. Hides firm. Leather firm
Wool firm, fleece, 2Oa27c; No. 2 to extra
Texas, lO@l6c. Beef firm; family. $1,000
1000; extra mess, S5OqS50 Beef hams,
$3.50 Packet $6.50d950; cut meats firm
picked bellies, 7A@8lRc. picked shoulders,
505isc; picked hams, S1bdS5sc. Lard, quiet /;
western steamed, 5@c; refined firm Pork
steady; old mess, S9.25d975; new mess.
Sl0.25Q1O50; short clear, $l0.0OMl2.OO; fam
lily, $l0.50Gll.00, Butter firm. Cheese steady ;
large white state, 9Q9hc; small white, 994
large colored. 9Ac: small colored 9s4c; part
skins, 5lad6l5c; fun skins, 3lha4c. Pota-
toes steady; Jerseys, $1.250i150; Long Is
lands, $L7542.0O; sweets, $1.50@1.75. Tallow
unsettled, 31sc bid; 4c asked; country,
3asM312c nominal. Petroleum dull Rice
firm; domestic fair to extra, 4h6l6I4c Ja-
pan, 4h@iAc. Molasses firm: choice, 23H
S0c. Pig iron, steady; southern steady
$9.75@1G00 Coffee-Options closed steady.
net unchanged to 10 points Decline sales.
$500 bags; September, 6.35d6.40 Decem-
Der, 6.8Oc. Spot coffee-Rio quiet; No z
invoice, 7c; No. z, jobbing, 71ac; mild quiet !;
Cordova, 10l54l6c. Sugar, raw, firm; fair
refining, 3hc. Centrifugal. 96-test 3%tc
Chicago, H., Aug. 2S--Both bulls and
bears in wheat were given breathing
spell to-day and the market was the quiet
est in two weeks. A much smaller amount
OF trading characterized the other grain
and provision markets. At the close wheat
was unchanged 10 19c lower; corn half cent
lower. Oats Ac lower, and provisions, 5@
l7l5o lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
SPIRITS IN STRONG DEMAND.
,uC MARKET ADVANCED TO 267sc,
WITH BIDS FOR ALL OFFERINGS.

market Rose After Sales Had Been
Reported at 2615c-ROsin Market
Iirm and Unchnnged-COttOm
quiet. with Sales of II Bales-The
wholesale Markets steady and
rairly Activc-Markets by TcIc-
graph.
savannah. Aug. 2S.-Spirits turpentine
.fvanced under the strong demand to-day.
,r,er opening at 26lz cents, the market
,.l1o stronger aud advance 267s cents
.i.i al The close Some of the factors re-
fused to sell for less than 27 cents, but
m sales were reported at that price. The
ros.n market was firm and unchanged
fr7m Yesterdays closing. The reported
SO were 1858 barrels. The cotton mar
kst was quiet with very little doing The
-,-ssetz were increased, being larger than
on any day since the new crop began to
come in. The wholesale markets were
steady and unchanged. The following re-
sumo of the different markets will show
,aa tone and the quotations at the close
to-day.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour,
quiet; winter patents. S5.OOa5.3O; straights,
81 10itj.00. spring special. $G25: spring pat
ents, S5.2Oa5.GO; straghts, $4.SOq5.2O; No 2
spring wheat. 92lgN9Ji2c; No , spring
wheat 6N89c. No. red 92lzn93ikc, No. 2
corn. 20kc No oats lSAc: No. white.
Z2dz2l2c; No. 3 white 20hQ22c; No. rye,
494c; No. barley nominal; No. 3, 33035c,
No. 4. 27N29c; No. ! fax seed, &l.O0i4nl.O3.
prime timothy seed $3.50. mess pork, per
bbl., $8.75Us9O; lard per 100 lbs, fiUiz,
short ribs sides 0OOscl. s55O05sO cry salt
ed shoulders boxed. JN5hc: short clear
sides (boxed), Jn5hc; whisky, distlllers
finished goods. per gal. Sl22.
Cincinnati. Aug. B.-Flour. quiet. Wheat
was easier. No. 2. rcd 0ia95c Corn was
mixed. 9)iac. Rye, firm; No. 2, 50c. Lard,
quiet al 4.65c. Bulk meats were firm at
Gi0c. Bacon was steady az 7c. Whisky.
steady al si2i
ST. Louis. Aug 2s-Flour dull. patents
Slc5u5.tO. straights. xiG00l70. Gear $40.
mf25. medium. s3.tOGfS.5. Wheat. spot
lower; No. red cash elevator, sliac bid.
track. 92izW95c. No. hard cash. ssia0Ss4ic
track. August a3c. September 93hc bid;
December. s2aic bid; May 94i5c.
Corn, spot, lower, No. 2 cash. 27c. Sep
tembor Z7c bids December. pc bid. Nay
3ihm3i1sc. Onts. spot. steady No. cash
elevator 1870 bid. track l0s. No. white
22uZ2itc. September, 100. December lga4
May. ZZAc asked. Bran firm. east tuck
aud This side 5Je. Butter quiet. cream.
ory. l5Ui1zc dairy lOUi3c Whisky
1921. Pork unchanged. standard mess
joDb.ng. new, 900, oid. $50. Lard easy.
primo steam. 400. choice. 1e5c. Bacon
boxed lott. extra short clear and rib Csc.
shorts. GezhC Dry salt meats boxed
shoulders. o.; extra clear and ribs. as7itc
ah0rff. gc.
Bllfmorc Md.. AuF. I.-Fl0uf. dun SRA
unchanged. wheat weak, fDoi and
uonrh, l'EhAA aep'rmpfr WHdql b.
fNrlf Dy sample. 81 nflO0i southern
wheat. on grade. tiNHitn c0fn duI nrE
'eHff. Hpoi and month. 1870 aeDfomH.r
1880. ociob.r yaNll0i steamer mlafl
The morning news., 1897-08-29
MOVING A TOWN ON scows.
How Citizens of "a western settle
ment Keep Up With the Procession

From the Seattle Times.
The town of New Kamilchle. In Mason
county. will soon cease 20 exist. except in
name. Al present the town site presents
deserted appearance. All the buildings,
except one store and hotel. are vacated
and many have either been torn down or
movd away. The town site Is owned by
The Port Blakeley MIN Company. as well
as all the buildings. A month ago rail-
road had It's terminus there. Nov there ~
nothing left except the right OF way and
a few Old ties. Tho rails were taken up.
and the round house, machine shops and
everything were moved away. Two miles
and % half further up the bay ls the new
town ana the terminus Of the railroad.
which handles more,saw logs than any
other railroad IN the gtate. The railroad
is owned by the Blakeley MN Company.
aud they dump millions Of feet OF logs ln
the water each year The new town has
not yet received name. but nevertheless
10 has its importance.
A gang OF house movers went over a
short time ngO ana proceeded to move the
buildings 90 the new terminus OF the rail-
road. These buildings were taken down
40 the beach ana loaded on sc0ws ana
lowed away. Five residences in all have
been taken o. the ncW town. which some
eHli the "rullWay." because there b. whore
th logs are rohed from the cars into The
Day Two large houfer are now being
placed on scoWH ana will be- tokod 10
Port hl1kelcy, distance Of eighty miles.
Inr houses are two stories ln might and
forty feet long. and placed on scowa beina
foNed uD tho hnfbor. fhfy look very proi.
u. Af ibo same time there D. nn element
Nf dnnHNr present a nftl0 wind would
COON cause enc houses 60 tumble ID the
D1Y Three more buildings ~ the same
The morning news., 1897-08-29
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, AUGUST %. 1897
foods. 2sasoc; sugar house mOlasses. 15a

20c. 0S
Tobacco-MarKet quiet and steady:
smoking, domestic. 22d6Oc: chewing. COM
mon sound. 2tQ27c fair. 2SQ35c: good. 36c.
Hides Wools. Etc.-Hides- norIret
hrm; dry flint, 12i5c; dry salt lOI5c; green
salted, 6l4c. Wool-Firm prime Georgia.
free of sand Aurrs ana black wool. 17c;
blacks. lie; bury, case. Wax, lie. Tai
low, Pc Deer skins. 15c
BaSgine and Ties-The market Is
steady: JUte bagging. 2i4-pound. 7q7Kc. .
pound, 6isQ6a4c 1%-pound 6a64c; quota
tons are for job lots; small lots higher:
sea island bagging, SaSlac; standard Ar
row ties, steel As pounds. large lots, soc +;
small lots 90c.
Dry Goods-Ihe market is firm; demand
brisk; prints. Sl2d5c: Georgia brown shirt
lngs' 3@lc; Is, &c; Al brown sheetines. 3bn
sac; white osnaburgs, CSC; checks 4G5c: :
brown drillings. 5iaQ6l6c.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
900, 900 Pounds Hides
and Wool Wanted.
II. KIRKLAND.

size viii be- taken TO Blakoiey-thon tho
town viii not amount Go much.
Tho wharf VIII De- attacked next and
the large warehouse swim boz moved 10 the
"rollwny' After that the compauys Of
hces and other buildings VIII be- taken
away 10 lend dignity 90 the new town.
only two families. the poatomce two
deserted hotels. ana un Odd Fellows h4n
Will comprise che town OF New KamA-
chic.