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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26
Far aais AZ a hsrgsip,

The east half Of block thirteen
(iW known as the HaHone property
on state linc Avenue aud N0utlh
streets, A Il. unlu,
Administrator,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Mrs, M, S, Ward and daughter,
Mrs, ", S, Torrans, and sou Paul,
are back from a pleasant visit
among relatives and friends at
TYLER.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

jim Bond is being investigated in
Justice Charles Hooks court on a
charge of assault with intent to
kin Ed Murphy.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Mrs, George Lowery and daugh-
ter, Emiline, who have been In Can
ada for three months, came home
Yesterday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

The sprineling cart was out this
morning, but the sand dried up as
fast as IL was wet.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26
THE TEXARKANIAN
F. G. wO0TTEN, City Editor
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

c. e. Lewis, claim agent for the
Cotton Belt, is in the city today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Miss Nina Adams has gladdened
her many friends by returning to
the city from her Fulton visit,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Our oflee Thermometer registers
ed lOl degrees this afternoon at 3
o'clock, aud we ask our friends who
read this not to lay our wllted shirt
collar to the fact that our laund ~
man has withdrawn our credit but
10 the great heat,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

A new organization has sprung
up In our city, 1t will be known as
the "Home and Hearth Telegraph
aud Telephone Company" The line
is to be built In the Fifth Texas
Ward and will commence at Mr.
Baldwln'a house and run up 18th
street across State Line There
are some twenty subscribers to the
line aud instruments will be placed
In all the houses The object Is to
learn tclcgraphy and at the same
time furnish amusement, The re-
porter has taken stock and will put
In a FOUNDER aud hopes by this that
It will aid mm In seooping up neigh
borhood news The officers will be
elected next week, aud we will have
more TO say Of the matter
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

On account Of the lmmoderately
warm weather the attendance upon
divine services at the different
churches In the city yesterday was
rather slim.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Miss Baker, of Dalby Springs, is
here visiting Miss Anne Thomas,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Mr., Derrell Rimes, of Winthrop,
is registered at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

MIaa Sadie llalderman will roalpu
irom the West Side school aud Miss
Nellie Mcmahon, who was elected
as alternate teacher will take her
place, We learn one on two more
yacautlss may occur before the
sesslop Is out, by our pretty school
mlsttreees atttIap maffIed,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Vandyke Todd, of Jefferson, Tex
as, is registered at the Cosmopoli-
tan.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Mike Kelly, The paralytie match
merchant, who Is we'll known here,
married Mrs cofbetl'wlae, on Sat.
utday evening. Mike will now ped.
die cabbage aud garden truck from
a buggy instead Of walking around
with a basket May the wing he
has found shelter under never exc
pose him 10 trouble or hardshlpa,
aud may he prove helping hand
10 The lady Of hls choice
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

The Hot Springs team played
Little Rock an exhibition game yes'
terday at the latter place, Little
Rock won over the visitors In a
score of II to7,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Harry Blythe was busy saud.pa.
perng the hools Of BLACK Eagle
this morning at the fire station,
Harrys fort Is wording about a
good horse.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

The colored people have received
a religious shock In this city and
are now holding afternoon meet
Ings on the corner of the Smith
drug store,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

filled with eating soresi my Tongue was
almost eaten away, so that Tor three
months was unable TO taste any solid
food. My hair was coming out rapidly.
and was in horrible fix. | had tried
various treatments, and was nearly dis.
couraged, when friend recommended
S.S.S. After had taken four bottles, !
began to get better, and when l had
finished eighteen bottles, was cured
sound and well, my skin was without a
blemish, and have had no return OF
the disease. S.S.S.saved me from life
Of misery" S.S.S. Guaranteed PRyCH
vcgeta6ls) will cure any case Of blood
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

Base ball enthusiasts have two
more players here, who will be giy-
en- a trial next week In the home
club and II they prove good "fans"
will be assigned TO places In the
club,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

We will give you a tip ON the
game at Fort Smith today you
can bet, without tear Of losing,
that the mobiles" plays as good a
game as the Sc, Louis Browns,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26
nood.a Pills eure all lIyer LIla. ghe
Warming

We are aware that shoes can be
had at any price a buyer wishes TO
pay but a good shoe cannot be had
at the prices Of poor ones You
will now have an opportunity TO
buy Tor a short time custom made
shoes at prices that will surprise
YOU q, NJ SrooN,
fslOallt III W Broad Street
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

A strapped tonsoriaI artist hit
the town this morning, and finding
Ben Strum, told him of his ups and
how he had wished to. reach Hot
Springs, where he would find friends
and a home. aforementioned that
he was the treasurer Of the delunct
BARRIERS union and that he had
81, 40 in the treasury box, and after
going and getting the consent Of
the other BARRIERS who were mem.
bers of the union, turned over the
same to their unfortunate brother
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

A man, an utter stranger, by the
name of D, 9, WIIIett OF Morgan
field, Ky, has been writing to Sec
retary OF the Board of Trade, g,
A, Hays, in regard to building a
railroad from the Mississippi river
to this city, We consulted Brad
streets report and, not finding
him rated therein, conclude there
Is nothing In him whatever Mr.,
Hays told him plainly that he was
too rash In hls demands. wanted 4
bonus Of $4,000 In bank, one mile
of road-bed graded, and a few other
trimmings, We would like to have
a railroad from the Mississippi rive
er but wind wind not build IT,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

and its treat
mcnt. mailed
free by Swift
Specific Co..
Atlanta, Ca.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

aish o. separation, free Z charge. fan 81
to-naiion regarding the following notices
Aiassr-a- sfehae bar. alse-asious q
b8oyaxs in Mobile strip channel
Alaska. Lynr canal TstTA inlet. usrre
= village aAieG % Ua13e4 States Coast
Y-s+Iss Cessrasa Sssslth scand snA Al.
preach - FJlxhEga s92ad 1achaE-e1 sEoal
foeEs located
Ersnsh Colu-nhsa. Vancouver islan8. KY
Blaez sea. Es.asssz. cfzznse 81 position a
storm signal Staten AZ FatA
Back sea Russia ssFsstovos hareoT 81
trance. InssrEaa Asht ts~eTs being re-
CzHs7rnt4. sau Franelscs bay. Alviso
channel 4zrer1tDe-1 70 lnltH3 safes
Coast s9Tyey s7s-ts Nas- 80 aid 5 20
Ea8S8Fms1- Santa harnaTz seammel. 90
Totat HaeneEae, ws.zl13ng ouog sssAo-
Connecticut Carsaka hashae. gns rock
tFsaea ssl8nd Fsessb EzsSk@9 81 syezeoa.
f,nraAestcHt f-anEec15cW1 wzwrx Whale
h-ue creak ranr@ pest Esznts esfz sisshsd
Delaware. Fer wtes is,sn1 shoal wreck
Eralsna. sogfh coast. Portland ha-eo-
a}terasAoa 10 pes-oa q BzeaEwassr fsg sis-
E2~s 9srse tauw cEauged - possttsn-
Ma~Ezzna chess &C. X Eap s1Eaf rree-
sire san5y pnsat. sl2cai sEsoss 90 PatsSseo
Ms-ylan4. Fer~sek island shoa1 lsgAt-
sesssf Va = gentace8 ca ssassur
MarE sne Fatzpsso river aGac+sca h1sy'
s#ssa sssisf 81.
sFtss1sssvzs - e lssazs hsrsor snfrznca
EeraraG EHfar7natxa1.
Norsh PsrfAe eeean. Erase-sssrz rock.
Cr@Enz CnE9frssa TErSr- caAnwsst EAST -
Astr~ta Nzrv aEea sts8
r.ssia. Csasf e fEz8a-a Easras zussn4
s'ssrszsoz in character & Easfaozro 2ss&n3
I4-5E
Nsrs1@sa. Cars EanrT. position - wreck
- a~AacHsr
v-as64zggen vvgazaa hay entrance. a.
tsrz ts1rs = kGcy2gs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30
FOREIGN wRRkETs.


LoNDCN, Aug 2s-CaHeo.s. MA ST.
xrw YORK Avg S-Tse rs rl-r
T.zf.s .e-tor raerat rsfrr 70
Thn STOCK markets wTrs a~f1 sesav er
= ssv sestvs faF SaFsraav asne-.reas
rfere Eaa3 wfth a Era90 s1aT srtea.et
N&~x we9~ e~us A tsrEe new 70
Ausersesa BIS srf stL5 eTerses eE ftt-
e~s ask rRr tens Eea NRF a
--,-ssae hrrs "a srssi 81 lrz ssnse ttef
49, sax a. Enrsra Is ers zE
ffags sGtstas =ssEr - tHare ss reres-.-f
sek e Et eNE1Ft- 81 ere AElfl States
III "a WfeerLE aetss1 En4S %m FrEE
80 - ah#e Is ceEEze Eaat s'fe~e 5ane
hee e ths rsoneF market there Te-es5rs
rasy Il q res - ssre sAat New Ys-z wl
tskr r. ls s sst8 EaDeY p 20 Eseer
~ are arsssosehsak Rar-s sterA TX ehaaEe
So esert
rnNnrs~ Aex - -ss- wrsk s-rN
81 ~ ssaress2F hTssE cee RI 1aa es-at.s
- = rcszsr ssssrr ans tat .tE f-r
s.s7-7~e ne-eea tsane ari~f rs~ef
-~sa-see eAzaea stsa ars<s ar- ra-ss ere
$500 tsaf i s.ss 4a-asH stest fer saee.~r
-se rank - E~FtawE hsE taker -rs -e-
s-s ~ rrzkErk - - - shree Vaes.s
sss-N ssves lf eefrat - ts= :. tra-.-r -
- - 80 rzks2T shas ~ tass ~ - ~szse.s 49,
go st4as ssssss@s4 as~nHsrs KssEt
re s~ss-z esslEg = sxErrzs &C z-tE g. 80
rrssraS states - ~z4sn a5selsssi
: rg-s~- 49, the w~eS fae-raes sNa ~-~
t-=s erGrs e I'D esz a4~es. eszs -sesrsFesE
ne stee& sesasz2e=e xa.sz as 2s9vs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30
~~x SEATTLE MARKETS.

.yk~ss were srttvs Saturday,
s~~ss rxz2lnsc tas s=k-aS-
saah,ax gnstaFionN-
..n.~s-x xa-s ths 50oblug aas.z~
- ssS~.-hstaseie dealers SAt41e4t.
- .-~.r. sfsar and Cosise,
- -..sssnx,-sso.ser &C. sn bols per
err CO. IL bAls. % ID &C.
zz.-,.ssses Ee hals. pr 10. s11e: cute.
.s~ss-ed. CSC. SPOT cash prices
- &c ssobhtrgl tell
= !. xos-lfY a. kLs. CalifsTn.a oran9ss
60 pust Eogr. ss.15s buck
rear. per bbL ~ pr
20 rrakan. pr b5l. SO. or
"a ssexs. GO per cEts re ng - -.
90 ox 1S-sb SECS. 80 pr - =
a. pr bsl ~ p sSssax S--
- &c. erzrzsd s1eat per ewf. -
40 sAssf. 2 gsr case , -ass tyS-r
-. e. x-Ib boxes. SIC; split peas. psf
- sxexs r.; BIB coxss. y. 80 -
80 q na; haksd A'H''Ay' '''''
60 lc5o.ngp-Greer--sIecha. pr ~
jsu pr h. se9zc: Costs E,sa.
- pr n. SC Koasie1-a.. - - =, "a
- 80 g x',s es sa.e. s- per ert. MS:
u ~ ssrus rs~ n. &C: SAC x -.
- Ne<hA. g~1sc. Csracola. L4ss " -. -
- e. <-oxnd coffee iS1zics A&oA', 49,
GF q &. 3: ss. si28
neafa. Presssions and fssh-
r-,ss xsars ftobasngl-Co~ besf. s0ea4o.
- BET. y1Esc per D. mutton, &c Sss 49,
- 81 per ID. veal Sc Per 70.
enx.,.ca. fsosssngl Hams. large. Lazc.
~ sn.4u. izc. Breakfast bacon. Lac
5,~s FIsk s,obbsns,-HaIfSat. sgic;
e1Een, sasc: salmon = sut- Sc noun. -
d. psrrs s.,asc: mountain troat-
&ssr shY4nps. iec
inter. Cheese. EGGS and Poait1s'
es...r : Ranch. ioagsc: Washington.
o4zssFsss, lib yEsats. .s--ss.. .,.-
cs<ae Ljososng1 Native Naslihs TON.
= fjsbssng}-lsa asc.
Ts:ay uoSElrg1~c hscksns. iaGifc. i've
e1kzt dressed chsckt-As. izSac-
seg~tsbies and Fraft-
fsatsss oobblngp-New potatoes. ISu
Fs~xssss oobaing)-Native peas. e:
fE1F lr It's. beets. ia per sack. cab
~ s46S.e per 10; carrots. sacs lettuce.
s - ser c11runshers dollhouse. f9c per
r. hofhs1se tomatoes fs959c Der box:
Exsxsrilee tomatoes. &@fsscs green corn.
- pr toz sweet potatoes, s = per box.
cxz.ar-ss. tzQs: selects. "a: new
sssiys Axfrakhsn apples. 2se &C; common
60. g<nc. AlsxAnders. 15c4Si. Grav-
sse<w 1czlsi: wenaschee apples 40
e hznxras se04 -. oranges. ssfs:
ssska<rrsss. sscasl per crate. California
rs-sss craufords &c per box: oregon
fzxssrts ss1sac. wenAtchee peaches. %
~ pr box Bartlett pears, &c4ssi per
x peach plar1s 90 sc. California plQms.
s 81 box. crab apples. Szfsoc-
Ray. Grain and Feed
axy uaebnxl- Puget sound. per ton.
= Eastern Washington timothy. HIGH.
uslss 3
c2ss ftcbhsngf-S-1-
Ekszt-ka18.
B.rsg uoeb.asp Rolled or ground. rer
- g.
rerz-whos.. szaE@z: cracked, sa2d1s;
III zsal sz92.
Kaisars stobosngl-Bran. per ten. si4.
tares rer tor 81
Fs~s-cnopped feed. SO per ton. mid
kzfx Per ton, 81. on cake meal. per ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30
THE SEATTLE PosT-ETEILIGENCER. MONDAY AUGUST % 1897

"a showed sszt STICK was scar@e,
49, assaarSrsxs Azz4-stezs- TIE e11T-
--s--s z~nsr rrzefe stimulated hzssress e
Azsers-zz rzfl-as1 See1-sE4=z. Fear : 80
80 80 atsTzrees NIL ret te permanent
Br~adsfaGs.
LIVERPOOL AEg- z-Whest-Nc-
- 49, winter StSz6T az ; ~ NJ
I'D N5~th~rn s5rzrg steady a. s. -
g-sr-- a r-ss~fea1 mixed sgc-. rzey. II :.
- = "a. % Gil srn 81 Is I'D, AzS1s.
rsvrsrz7e Sewse-r h@r q1Ssr AZ - sd ~
&c., szuiet a. - sd
r-1ur-st Lcazs fzrcy winter Duh a
- ID
60
* e-as - csrxoes &C c5sx- easier: ca--
roes On pzsssEe. mere offered 70 loESr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

SAN FRANCISCO. AGz ss-The train
fng vessel Adams lrft tosay Ger a SIX
months r-rssss n soHrhsrn waters Sha has
On board aEzz1v boys ard . Few regular
s@au1en q tae navy Sc MI proceed 50
S4n Diego. arriving there on September =.
sac vii touch ~ MNE6Slens bay. sFaE4t-
Ian. Honolulu. Htla and other Ports, And
is sxpecsed - reach San Francisco TIE EN-
% January. ISIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

WASHINGTON. Az So = E-Ecs-
well eo=psro43er 90 tae trass1rg. in q se-
cfsfcn ranfere& sotar anlss sr4s nel4 tf7-
Ery FnarsAals FRA she &lses s-S &C fsal-feFzssa.
CelnraEo. WzSalnktaa As1t4aa, &ar =
Dakota SnaTfh Dakota New4as tsrvgfn
Tyoassr- 2nd z1aha are rnr erzs-ie4 zsEesF
tire as 20 aauhle thn eaEapazSataaa ffsr
she seal ysar SOS a1sosea Estar nsgl
in atMsr districts. nemat4es 4rE ai,FN "a
Sa~ cczus~ersatser - uew eent - llss ffee
rrssescEae ~ - rnarshais hat sse cazH -
-ruzs@~ On his serfssaa ta6aT Aea&s t@9t
for sgS ssrrzIar lsa- fhe g ner cenE aRRaaes
crEy 70 slrwle Nud uof &nghs fses-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

cFFATTASOcssA Tear Aas. A-L'as =
81 States Circuit 5gaEe Clark Fe1sarv4 q
ssersSsnr tr tire casa % a. ~ HL&T F~
.Ae Tessnsssee River Trans .eTtAtlsu Corn
panv on q ga~sssess q tax faree ias1Fe,
es-a ht5shSag fefss prsaefHse sh&s rezrt e4s
eizlrns shetld always have pEacasasnce oKar
sax classns. IL ne 6ecsss0a is aSsaefa ~
the supreme ca2rt. Il aIf rne7n ~ loss
OF thousands q cellars % essSes. eeS2tsEs
ard states IL taxes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

Special Dispatch % the P0st-Ints3siEerrsr.
CoLTTLTsE. wash, Aug. &.-Praf. ~.
:. Davis. o Cheney. has beaa secured -
principal % tha Els academy 81 THIS
place. ard wsiI open The schooG IN the ne&
bCffding October T. The rev academy
building has a cRpscltv Of 0ver Aa ssn-
dents. aad the school year vii begin win
~ least hair that number.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Beard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S-The strain IN the
wheat market waS siackened very much.
IlAt was apparent as seen az the deaf
and fTom aa 70 I'd higher than IL closed
fAe Gay before. ard on thai account q
stesdier feeling prevailed here az the con-
ne ncereng q tae sessier. Crs7iug prices
we're - szz1e improvement. bat there was
70 such FadicaT diGerence from yestsT-
days closing TAfes as has recently hap
Iene4 over nigat. December vas the only
delivery beard OF for minute or So and
Il oroGEht s4s4c e S%xc. as compared VITA
go A. the end q the previous days ses-
sion II gained another &c over ire nigh-
er OF the opening extremes and followed
that GV e gradual 3Eci5re To - below
Ire lower. sslsc ruling. about 1875 o'clock.
reported by Rrafsfreets amounted "a
s.tis.s5A bushels, against aS&.c.a bushels
tie c2rrespondirE week OF issa- Tnat
rent % have been. probable. element
of the HFnnneSx % the opening. Argentina
DID rot ship any wheat TO Europe this
ears. only = of them 81 he eenlract quail
ity. Minneapolis reported so cars re-
ce3yed and GU3aFh -, total % IS
against So the similar Gay 81 tAe pre-
yieus yezr. The experts Of wheat ard
four from Atlantic ports Ter twenty-four
hours wega equal 70 about 80 30 bushels
Essrtoh lbs eah}ed some mere starting
fhe wheat crop 81 Rounania aeoat Is 80. =
ffsf bssaAals smaller than fhe y ZAP before
and CT HNiEHFtA Hbtf&f 4a.teA .t7H tts-lFAs
less. The sane authority estimated the
wards shipments q wheat ard nc1g 20
F9rora for the week : 80 - bushels The
visible supply Nenfay IS not expected 20
Show ugch change, Closing cables
showed a decline az Paris eoual - 1ssc
per bashel fer August. ard sc per
hssshsf for SaVens tear- + sTWary a. liz ery,
sid decline q nc per bushei AT Ant
wern.
Heavy buying which the crowd various
Is Rscribss as being for account u Ar
mour a CO. Or The George =. Frerea
Interests. cagsed 81 advance ln hsceg s1her
frrrs around ~ = 80 SIS = abaur haif an
hoar frasn TIE erd ~ the sGssloa- T.
rrallv rese 70 @c. az wsich price g
closed September ranged between SIC
ard sssae ard eiessd Az s-4c. = decline
q hfc
corn Vas tAe center e. TIE greatest ac-
ttvIty ~ AN TIE markets. useieh IS not
saving rruch tire volume - ellssEaess be-
InG cor sfdershsw smaller than af tate. The
vseaEhar Wns waraaer and drT threug hctIt
reners wayst received z be oEertDg p IA
Nrsa an ftls. hot Isreanects - hsavf VS.
ftta sgarsar es9 continued heavy receipts
pfoFe8 too Enuca fer tae bulls. k@-sio -
were III CaTE tie8reEEes we're &s-Gt e.
fsSs rs b1eea5s ks3evat8r raense r. es-ts-li
s great 1&lstnE eM So Western accept
Nrees rscFCnheT opas}ea W. So EtNrer at
g. deNUne6 - &fec ana closed
a Hehe business was Hene ia oats. With
r~sres thrauEhnua gn.t-wfng wheat ard
ce-n Tsatl!nx fer the unost gart consist
- ~ exchanging
Fs~ottsief.s we're week era fAe hcsl~e~e
~ntv rr1tFrata S',eFfs gave tNa MARKET
ab5uf n1 the ssewrrt i re@evea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

WICHITA. Ean.- Aug- -S-CsnF. cayF7a.i
nas r-aa3e A seasNhe8 caress phsea
selves tha zavsts~T 50 ere l4ta % 1'e G21.a r.
cas- rser1er saHnsay fwEnts wears axe Hs
SAYS thst q hzn3 e cz FNoTu -
s4cracy. fsIaswed tae 2snssfs afseT iSr
~szAt- saez W1lfasa ara A1-a 81dsr %
sssfn ard - Mrs Rgn1r - esa warn
fng newer Ia refurw On pa4u - 5e4ta. me
tesEssS w1re carefully bartei ard the graves
cassesafss-
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rncoursxsaz Domestic sAsppias-

WASHINGTON. A9x 42--rcav-si c~--
e-as kari q g. pssarsszTK snse~~nz -.
State Department sEas q Ezessa-p Ass aaez
szreescnas ~ TIE sung ssra- 60 EEzssz pro-
vssszE 1hzt zfsar 5sz2zTT ]. I'D. al eozss-
1rsse trazs - Ezsss -zss - carried 4
Ei-zzasn vesssIs w-5ta "a axsspcfoa - sals
fra- ~ Elack SEA Al ports e. ire Eal-
go a s-r lax wAs psseE IN lSa htf
rsxmazaez 4 dad isster
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


sax r. aN-f.sv~@ -
srkss /. ~.n~@ 80 'ie
s5z.et ss@rtIer .s,s.s,.s - -.s,.s -,
asv- q - 49, sI'eeslasiFe gsrSet was s
ssrley s easter. SPOT ls very quiet an
sess Sow f0sther aac,ine. Trallysg in
- 81 eern l. q small proportions, ard
ssAhkss
siossaE auesatton.
raass re-
II u.s. Aay'
-ss,-Nsak, December. sssc.
49,. 3l f1i@.
FNe.- NsE -
- ywzf r. 60 leF .fassF eN-
We Ssls..l-s = - -, 80
feT ehcsee. r4llrtrs q a. ~ 81 IS ana
sse Fsf - Fs 49, -.st.
s...sa - ~ erwpE sE&1 1la per
tsss-Ms sss,e. s ies &C.,
IL - es.sset f - sssr s. a
80 fea 8 IS. - = 80. - -
8ereEpss
sa- caar-s~ ssrks ~ a.. -.
wssat eentsfs SrSsls
essss. censsiS. E ~. sa-s se-,s,ss
srx 49,. - beans sac&x l9S.
A8ssefa go ssflfn t-sss - s,sss
$50 y arsa Fe.sr-@ - ...t4
- 49, ssea sE say ioas. -. weoI
60 tTfzon stf. htsa4 -,..-,.s.1~
"a &Aitsr. FLASK. IS wfes 1850
'''-''
fredu~e -.
Pea "a -, "''' tie
D. - A..s.es-s~ ~ zaHazs sraa@s
ssssr-Aheaf
la sslss ~, hsr,eV S..s =.
sss-a ~. s,eck- s g.;
A4c sA1~'slfs straw. Per
= ssn4 s..7s : ss'e.atsss. Ea-,y Rsse. so9ac
~ So - se aew saeat ~,sa,oss :. 8
~ 49,. oaioss. stVe-sA.-s. sfsg9 IA
- s.s4Sr ~ 49,. -.s7 s3E NsiAs
= sstzx 49, 49, Eteea psss las@
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xalIA wArLA WHEAT MARKET.

sssesi Dlsaatch 70 the Poss-fnteliigencar.
FsLf-A WAI.IA. Aug 1s-The local
VA market had another setback today.
~ fe~ fse tirss tine Slrce the boom SET
q - price dropped below The 10 mark.
r. saatz'sors today were Tic for club
~ e Scr hldestfm. r ere were no sale q
- - 6Faserx were rot eager 70 buy or
y farreTs anxious 70 sell
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Sheriff 20 Lizzie r. Day. lots ard and
ss= - sec s. p . Eek - Sc SCI. - y
a. May IL 81 as -
Reliance Lean s. Trust co. g Mathew
Murphy lot 81 block =. River Park. NoF.
y. IssS s.
John ard Alexander Frsns1ee ard wives
70 Matthew AHrphg tract IN block X.
River PARK Jsly 2. -.
Reliance Loan A. Trust Co % Matthew
Msrpny. lot y, block T. River Park. Sztx
- s..
Thomas Dawzan 81 TX, 70 City a. Seal
tie tract IS lots ard Z. ard tFAFt "a lets
{ and s. sec - - =. & mineral gatS re-
served May z So.
Sherir r. Thofnas pewfft Cuyier ard
rMfngharn r. Morris assignee of Solicit
ors' L. 4 T. Co. lots : ard I, block -
WaglA Waf1s add May 3. &&s &.
n peserson II ux 10 Egua G. Esl-
iogx. iQts S 20 s. aleck a. Soatn Park.
AnE 3 q a.. EM
rF brake e TX - Mary y CTSver. -
lot {. block Is. y. z. Dennys K-asg Park aG.
Aug. q, Sc.
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$50. grzasI b~nf1ers. q -as =. sn-~>
1E<ssezk. szss<93. f~y<rs Ezsxz - Fss-s 49,
= ezezz. cd, x-.Ts6Ts 60 vossrx 81 Sssss.s II
se@ss. ascsssl per pair. roh1sr<. r.sFS =.
Pigeons. sz31@ pr Gozer
Wool and Hops
Sso1t-s2-tzg. choice feoshfH. e<s4@~.
szn Joaquin. months. ss5tssrg 80 :
...<Ael- ~SF91S ~ IL. ffyego~. go.
s>crfaerr. 1sn1Ses falf. South, srss.-
safnssF g he san Joaquin ans 80.
Aorlaern kanhsf, ss1zsc. - =
"a ssSps-s5oo1 70 caosce. ss7c. fancy. "a
Financial
sferIsnx o. I.en1ons sixty days. SIS
Financial
Ever bars ...-- e. Uraffx-Ss~-t z
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Ts arw scw F-eck-ss - - so-- .ass tssa.
taE ses trade any -7rss1rs9 = Narpx-eaL
&zassz- Srevs2r as Eenw Pr1-e-. saus
faeglsz Euarkz Cal G. z:srss. poxs-
~ .s-.-g sGSs<s Sess..A
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An ImnIre ,fehara.

COLUMBUS, @. AuE. 2e.--Umpire Mn
nassau vas modified BY the crowd 81 he
cscss Of The game to-day. but ped with
a slight cur CA the head. SIX policemen
e corte3 him frora the grOsnGs-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transaction since January 4 and
for the Past eek

Real estate Transactions since January Z.
lSS-. are q - IS IS There were dfed for
reccrd during the week q leeds. The con-
sider&1icas zggreEatlng N&sxz.fI Follow
Ing = TIE record Tor the wsek hv DAYS. tn
clEdtng Saturdays transfers
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--sss~SaE TsxnAscA - go Pnst-Tns 81 zs-soer
SzLEEnTuN Asg Z-N Afsr w2s sarm-
~ G. sn to Tr&sp@n1sns ennns - aFa@Azy
m-z al wszE wela hnt she-e Ezs naf
s~sagn water - ran tae drifts "a th@re
wxs less szsw t4Az Gsz1z q Sl.Ysr g11e.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

.eQkTLAND. Avg %.-The wheat mar
~ ursettlet The ruling track QuotA-
sars sslnx Wali2 WaI,a. sc: valley and
s1fEss~ X.
fNxas are weaker. small ships for De-
Nza~f cTeTsng AZ "a Ga. spot ASKING SIS.
vs. 70 rev business reported.
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las. water TAs company. taerrts-E. PSF
chased q Ns-A1r~s-p power engine. @hlga AL
Re - at1zcaes hat to ceF1eTsssscr ra1 -
r4z Hy steAna or wsser pewrer. or 1acth-
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Iranert. - 80. ef &c Yerk

NEW YORK Aug. &--Ths experts e
specie from she pert - New York Cor the
week aggregated SKA - Ia silver There
was no gold shippEd Tfae imports fer tha
week are. Geld. sss-zss. sliEer, sz9.ssz.
dry goods and general usFrisAadtse. ASA
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