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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-17
fuerzas con banda de cornctas, bandera del
battalion plana mayor,

fuerzas con banda de cornctas, bandera del
battalion y plana mayor,
Ga vanhan 100 novilIos propios para yugo 6
w '"huo" carnicerfa. Para informes diri-
girse don LUIS de Eslo, en- Are,bo. I5-2
Arecibo ha publicado uns hoja suelta en- que
Sc dice 10 sjguiente: Gel proximo domingo
dieoinueve del corriente mes llegaraa esta
Villa, en- el tren de la mailana con objeto de
celebrar un gran ''meeting'' de propaganda
polftica, ell invicto paladfn de las libartades
puertorrique7las don Luis Munoz Rivera, pre-
sidente de nuestro partido, acompsflado del
vice presidente don Juan Hernandez Lopez y
de otras atlas personslidades del partido libe-
raj. En- el mismo dfs, por acuerdo de este
comite, para que resulte mas lucldo ell homena.
je i tan ilustres varones, sc verificara la solem
ne manifestation de jabilo con que Arecibo
saluda triunfamente Ia patria espaflola conce-
dendo gsnerosa la autonomfa de sus Antiilas
Luego de las graniiosas manifestaciones que
Ponce, Utuado y Adjuntas tributsron nues-
tros Jefes y nuestros oradores, no pucde la
de Arecbo palidecer, sino realzar, 81 es posi-
BILE, ell brillo, la pompa 81 entusiasmo de las
festas de la libertad one, pueblo tras pueblo,
comunicandose como un sublime ineendio, ar
den en- toda la Isla. A las siete de la mailana
del domingo debe estar va preparado ell orden
del recibmiento la manifestation, que Sc
organzara en- la Plaza Principal de esta villa,
bajo la direction del comit6 local. En- nombre
de este del partido en- general, suplico todos
los correlgionarios del termino, puntusl asis
tencia los actos mencionadcs, para q. resnltsn
diguos del itimo objeto que son dedicados.
Ell Presidente, Jose Runaja Rivera,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-17
LA GADITANA"
FORTALEZA 2s.

Otrccc al pibco y 4 sus marchantes On par
1i'nar. complete surtido en- articulos de novcdad
fantasia para las pr6xmas pascuas ano nueyo.
todo precio limitado. Entire la varedad de ar
ticuos que ofrece ballard 81 pdblico los articulos
slguientss: loreros, uegos de tocador. licoreras,
polvetas, iguras de todos tamahos, albums para
retratos idem de de pocsas careras, peta as, tin
trros, pisapapeles, iiguras de bronco, piedras,
copas. fruteros, baiillas com pletas cuadros para
rctrttos, canastas para costura abanicos de todas
Glasses cubre-corses, perfumcras juguctes, alfom-
britras para misa, devocionarios, seda, hilo de
bordar botoncs de todas clascs, lentejueas. gallo
articulos de el ramo. Ora surtdo de lamparas
de gabnete cuanto sc pueda desear. todo 4 pre-
clio limitado GA LA GADTrANAs ID
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cedro. l5-G
~. De Caguas: <Como le anunci6 4 usted
tuvo lugar la fiesta que en- honor de su exce|sa
patrona, la Purfsima Conception, celebr6 ell
battalion Provisional ndmero 6, que guarnece
esta plaza; habiendo dado comienzo dichas fes-
tividades el por Ia noche, con yistosos fuegos
de artifoio iuminacioEes en- los respectivos
cuarteles. Ei dfa 8, por la madrugada, desper'
to este vecindario uua bonita diana, ejecutada
por la miisica de Voluntarios Ia banda de cor
netas de dicho battalion. A las de la mailana,
misa de campafla, levantandose al efecto en- ests
poetica plaza un e!egantfsimo altar, que osten'
taba la imagen de la Purfsima Conception, es'
oudo y colores nacionales. Asistieron dicha
misa, todas les fuerzas francas de servicio,
plana mayor, bandera del battalion, un piquete
de voluntarios con gu banda de musica, un
lgentfo immense; BALCONIES azoteas atestados
de lfndisimas y hermosfsimas damas. A las
once Sc sirvi6 a la tropa un abundante sucu'
lento almuerzo, que fu6 presenciado por los
seilores jefes oticiaes, y amenizado por la
banda de Voluntaros. La clase de sargentos,
que son todos chicos muy fnos eduoados,
tavleron las doe un esplendido banqpete,
donde Sc multiplication por complacer todos
sus buenos amigos. Ilubo brindis vivas
Espahs, al Ej6rcto, Puerto Rico ala ciudad
de Caguas Por Ia noche, gran Illumination en-
los cuarteles, y hoy dia 8, por la manana las
ooho, tuvo lugar una misa de requiem, amen'
zada por Ell ammonium, por los difuntos dc la
lnfanterfa, cuyo acto asstieron todas las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-17
RICoS Y POBRRs
"A la estacion Montparnasse, escape.
Ell caballo sali6 un paso de los dablos.

"A la estaci6n Montparnasse, escape
Ell caballo sa6 paso de los diabos.
NO habla Inconvenience marchar q escape
aquea bora las GALES estaban cssi deaieras
Como haba dicho Dubois bruma gris bastane es-
pesa envolvs q Paris
E cond con los brazos crazalos no yea NADIA miaba
4 nadie.
Cuando aro e coche parec6 desperta de un sueo 50
ape, despldo ell coche tomo blete exreso
de Bretana, que iba d salir.
sentado rincon del coche salon yoy6 entrepar
Sc 4 sus medtaeiones.
Una hora arde estaba Rambonillet monaba en- un
coche de plaza ordenaba:
IA Foutaine pucn paso.
las dez punto entraa e coehe Fontans, vel
ducor dsponia anquear la verja del castillo e
conde So evant6, lie puse la sobrs ell homtro do
Al castillo, sllf.
indcaba la la de Ia viuda, que eaaba
apoca distancia.
cuando ell cochero diapona obedscer lie diio
No estare quo momentos Esperadme Es
precise que este Rambouie para ell de Las
media.
Jusamene aIuel momento sala Iuisa, la hia de la
vuda apierr heradas dc eche cogdas por
FL senior conde! do sorprendida al Ell coche de
alquiler parade pue1ta.
& Esa ah vuestrs madre?
ST. sehor.
-Qusera hablarla.
La muchacha volvi6 hacla la puerta gritando:
-Madre ell senor eonde Gabriel quiere verte.
FL Gabriel sin duda alguua Ell de Fontaine
Tena ALI nfnidad de guarda poreros ardinsro.
4 gus 6rdenes.
vuda precipadsmene ha.ts Ia puera de la casa
nno en- los brazos.
lei sshor conde!- dijo 81
ST, veago habar
,Entrad, Iuss.
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En- casa de nuesra madre que la depostaa de 81,
cuyo nonor habla sldo conhado quien 10 ocultaba
i Fernando
LIE miro con ojos enos de lagrmas de yereien,a de
sentimiento
E condo la sog6 la mano la miro argamente los dos Sc
comprenderon.
Entouce Fernando le escena que bas nassdo on
el hotel de Corbier por fin vista casa de su yieio
sonssero 81 ST. Dubreu de donds saa cuando fus cssa
de la duquess
Solo 81 esaba en- ell secreo.
Launay no hablara
Ella habia savado honor pero hscia necssara ma
repsraci6n ea eparacion poda hacerse esperar
Saba blen que esarla1 de asuerdo los dos
Habia querido hablarle, decre odo
-Ademas ahogaba.
Cusndo acbo los brazos del conde becba u mar
de lagrimas dieiendo goozos
-Cuauto crimen Gabriel! iY es nuestra maIre o,ien
los ha comstido! Un hombre presdio. Una criatura
sin padre Esa pobre joven reducida al suicido
-iTodo 10 que til quisras todo
La esrech6 coraz6n la bes6 dicienlola =,
odo
i Mi querida, mi pobre Fernando,
Permanecieron largo ratio juntos
Cuando por fin separaron ella eetaba tranouiIa el
conds la repetis:
Themes razon; todo 10 que til q,iera., todo.
Fernando lie pregunt5:
rSAdolde queres que te conduzea.
"A mi
-Creia que queras r Il Bolonia.
He sambiado de parecer
Ell cape de Fernando lie des Il la pusrts de cass.
Cusndo subi6 cuarto, eserb6 prira la que
sgue:
eAmor mo:
PEI hembrs propone Dios dspone.
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Fl T0ntn. -Unico deposito del desaoredit.do
''' RON TOPACIO, las tres $751;
Este ron pesin1o, internal mata gente, 80
regsla los tocayos del establecimiento 80
oentavos botells.--Arecibo, Gale Pavian . 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-17
, oJG a p u R A
DE G. U A D r A D II L LO,
a. IL

preparada para elaborar cigarriIlos,
ofrecen PORTELA Co., s $50 90.
.s3 Sc renaiten B,uestrds.- l5-9
-. Referese que segin noticias telegraf-
Gas ell gobierno de Franc;a seordara en- trcve la
expulsion del doctor Betauces del territorio
frances. A pesar de este, Sc agregs, que ell
comite separatista de Paris no dessparecera por
ahora
- En- Haytf hs sldo matrataio por ell
pueblo uu cudadapo americana. CIeese que
con este motive Sc entablars una energica re-
elamaci6u e1igiendo una fuerte indemnisaci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-17
LOS NOVIOS
GRAN ALMACEN DE MUEBLES
d r
PAEAEI MARGAPInA

Sc venden y alquilan muebles en- condcio-
mes ventsjosas
~ Ell gobernador eolesiastico de este
obispado ha eApedido los siguicntes nombra.
mientos: cura ec6nomo del Dorado, prebfstero
don Gaspar Homar; sacristan seglar de Vega
alta, don Carmelo de Ia Rosa; coadjutor de la
parroquia de Csguaa, prebfstero don Vicente
Garcia Blanco; idem de Ia de Naguabo, pres
bf tero dor Florentino MARTINEZ, sssoristan se-
glar de n de Jayuya, don Teodomiro Nieves; y
notario eclesiastico de la misma don Nicolas
Canals.
-. Aconsejamos las senoras sehoritas
de Ia ehig life, que hsgan una vista al elegan.
tie establecimiento <El Popular, San Justo IA,
frente <La Mallorquina,- Allf encontraran
verdsderas preciosidades de Ultima moda hoy
en- Paris, Londres, Madrid
-. Ests mafana estuvieron los presos de
Yauco recien libertados, segnidos por gran nd-
nero de personas, en- ell comite liberal, saludar
al sehor Mufioz Rivera darle las gracias por
las gestiones que Liciera en- favor de su llber'
tad. Ell jefe del partido les recibi6 con su ha-
bitual cortesfa, sabemos gus Sc ocupa de que
ell gobierno los traslade Yauco en- un vapor
de guerra, pues Ia generalidad carece de re-
cureos para hacer ell viaje.
- W Deseamos conocer Ia actual resi-
jencia de don Francisco de Silva, que fue di-
rector de uu colegio en- San German, titulaio
GEL Divine Msestro.s So
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vlR | ( D A 0 { S.

ca vnndo Una pareja de caballos cuartas
W 'o"u0 de alzada y de 4 y amos de edad
uno para brancal de cuartas y 5 amos con sus
arneses correspondientes sin ellos y una jar.
cnrnnimn 7orhi CORRIDOR DE CONFER
o"'""''"o A"'"' CIO y Agente de negocfos
tiene establecida su ofcina en- la allie de Tetuan
frente la administration de eorreos. P.
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NoA y vALLE
16-CRUz-16

Realization precios sumamente mddicos
Alquileres mensuales Il prccios populares
Gran eXistenca de mirmoles madcras d,
cedro. l5-G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-03

First class line of Perfumes,
soaps and toilet articles at
Coleman & Lynn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-03
NEWs sERVICE EXTENDED.

The st. Louis Republic recently
made arrangements with the caele
companies, whereby direct news
from all sections of the civilized
world are received. IL now prints
more authentic foreign news than
any other paper, and continues 20
keep up its record for publishing all
the home news. The outlook for the
year is one Of big news events, fast
succeeding each other, and they will
be highly interesting to everyone.
The price of the Republic daily is 50
a year or (i.5O for three months. The
Twice-a. Week Republic will remain
the same-one dollar year, by mail,
twice a week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-03
A RrsY MANS TRAIN.

Is the new Cotton Beltr through
connection from Texas tc Louisville,
Cincinnati, Chicago and the North
and East via Memphis and the Great
illinois Central Railway system, put
ting passengers into all these cities
in the morning, with but one day
spent on the road or lost from busi-
ness. Leave Texas at night, after
arranging your affairs, in q luxurious
Pullman sleeper, at a reasonable
hour and arrive the second day at
destination in time 10 transact the
business of the day II time is money
to you IL viii pay you TO Investigate
this. Ask any Cotton Belt ticket
agent for schedule and rates.
s. G.. WARNER,
General Passenger Agent, Tyler, TX
A. A. GLISSON,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Fort Worth. Texas
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also asserted that the accept
ance on the part of Greece of
the recommendations of the six
powers, and the giving OF con-
sent to the recall of Colonel
Vassos, has been intimated to
the porte.
The North German Gazette
announces that it has advices
from Vienna to the effect that
the proposal for mediation on
the part of the powers between
Greece and Turkey, before
Greece is compelled to sue for
peace. emanated from England
and France.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-03

y complete lllle Ol MunNOu ;
remedies mt Coleman & Lynn.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sandt, 81 years
old, who lives at Butler, Mo-, is
found guilty of pension fraud.
In her application for pension
two years ago, she said her
husband died from consumption
and other ailments contracted
during the war, now an investi-
CATION shows her husband was
killed on the railway track.
Bill Nye once said: DO not
attempt to cheat an editor out
of a years subscription TO his
paper, or any other sum. Cheat
the minister, cheat anybody
and everybody, but if you have
any regard for future conse-
quence don't fool the editor.
You will be put up for Office
some time, or want some public
favor for yourself or your
friends, and when your luck is
a thing of beauty, a JOY for.
ever" the editor will open oil
you, and knock your castles into
a cooked hat at the first fire
He'll subdue you, and theI
you'll cuss your stupidity for 1
driveling idiot. go hire some
man to knock you down anC
kick you for falling"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-03
NORTH DAKOTA FIEND
Slew womon's Children TO Make Her
Submit to IiIm-Cut the
Throats Of -Four.

Larimore, y. D., May "A
double murder took place at the
residence of Knute Hillstead, a
prominent farmer residing eight
miles west. at | o'clock this
morning. August Norman, a
young man we'll known in this
section, who had been making
his home at Hillstead's off and
on, came there yesterday after
noon, when Mr.. Hillstead was
absent, and wanted to stay all
night. About l o'clock, Nor
man went to Mrs. Hillstead's
room and demanded admission.
She blocked the door and he
said he would kill all the fam
lily if she did not give IN to him.
The lady refused and Norman
procured a razor, went upstairs
and cut the throat of Peter X
Hillstead, aged 10. He then
went downstairs and again tried
to get into Mrs. Hillstead's
room, but she had blocked the
door. He then proceeded to
carve the 13-months-old son
Thomas, after which he cut the
throats of Adolph and Oscar,
aged IL and 3. He then forced
his way into Mrs. Hillstead's s
bedroom and assaulted her,
promising not to kill her and
the two little girls if she would
give in to him. She did so anC
thus saved her life and the lives
of her two daughters. The two
oldest sons are still alive, with
but little hope of recovery
After doing the murders, h'
stole one of the horses and j!
still at large. Before leaving
he took all the lights, leaving
/ the family in total darkness.
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Unconditional surrender is the
only terms those famous little pills
known as DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers will make with constipation, sick
headache and stomach troubles.
City Drug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-03

Austin White Lime, $l.OO per
barrel, at Sammon's Lumber
Yard. Z If
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Go to Chickasaw Lumber Co.
for good lime at bottom prices
Stf
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Call at the ARDMoREITE office
and get a copy of the Atoka
treaty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-03
Don't Tobacco SpIt and Smoke Your
Life AMaN2

II you want to quit tobacco
using easily and forever. be made
well, strong, magnetic. full of new
life and vigor. take No-To- Bac.
the wonder worker that makes
weak men strong. Many gam ten
pounds in ten days. over 4OO, 900
cured. Buy No-To- Bac from your
own druggist. who will guarantee
a cure. Booklet and sample mail
ed free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co. Chicago or New York.
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\ complete line of Munyon's
remedies mt Coleman & Lynn.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court in the In
dian Territory, Southern District.
A. r. Brown, plaintin,
vs..
] b. Hinton et al. defendant.
The defendants, j. b. Hinton,
J. X. Cummings, VIII Virgins -
warned TO appear in this court In
thirty days and answer TO the COM
plant OF the plaintiff, A. r. Brown.
Witness the Hon. Constantine b
Kflgore, Judge OF said court, and the
seal thereof this 18th day of Aprn,
1897.
JOSEPH w. PHILLIPS, CLERK
johnson, Cruce & Cree, aftorneya.
Geo. G.. Gaines, attorney Tor non-
resident. Ao
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END is NEAR.
Conflict Between the Cross and cres-
cent Cannot Last Much Longer
Overtures From the Powers.

nave 10 accept are stated TO be
most probably as follows: The
Greeks will be allowed to retain
their present frontiers, provid-
ed the island of Crete Is imme-
diately evacuated. Turkey will
be permitted to impose a war
indemnity upon Greece.
The Turks will doubtless
raise some difficulty when they
are called upon to return to
status quo, but the pressure of
the powers will induce them to
consent.
The meeting of the ear and
Emperor Francis Joseph is
watched with the keenest inter-
est, and it is believed they have
arrived at an agreement regard
ing the future of Turkey and
the Balkan states. A section
of the continental press asserts
that this agreement covers the
| future of the whole of Eastern
Europe, and is directed against
Great Britain. which country is
ignored in the agreement as not
having any interest in the ques-
ton, whatever she may think
herself. The English newspa-
pers, however, while agreeing
that these are Count Muravieff's
proposals, are confident that
Count Goluchowski is not such
a simpleton as to enter into
such an arrangement, which,
they claim, would mean max
ing Russia the mistress of Eu-
rope.
The German and French
newspapers are indulging in an
Anglophobe outburst, accusing
Great Britain of stirring up the
whole trouble and still encour-
aging the Greeks to resist.
1t is semi-officially announc-
ed that the marquis of Sails
bury has proposed to the pow
ers that a conference be soon
held in Paris to discuss meas
ures with a view to ending the
war between Turkey and
Greece. The powers, it is fur
ther stated, are discussing the
proposal, but its acceptance is
regarded as doubtful.
A special dispatch from Ath-
ems announces that the Greek
army in Epirus has retreated
in thorough order to Arta, where
it is awaiting reinforcements.
The reports Of the Turkish
assaults on Pharsalos are Off.
cially confirmed.
NJ. Ralli, the new premier,
continues to advocate war,
though he is not averse TO an
honorable peace. 1t is said he
, has announced his intention oI
calling to arms every able
bodied man in Greece.
\ dispatch to the Observer
! from Athens, says that Satur
, day night five classes of the re
serves and two classes of thu
l territorials were making hurried
|, arrangements to leave for tn,
q front.
| Paris, May 1.-All the pow
ers, including Germany anC
Austria, have agreed that tn,
: moment is opportune to inter
: fere between Greece and Tur
!. key. They are now discussing
the conditions of such intcrven
ton and appear about to reacl
( an understanding.
kilograms received from
Athens state that the new min
! istry acknowledges that it
!. impossible for Greece to con
tinue the war with an empt
). purse and with discourage,
troops.
Berlin, May 1.-The Berli
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All kinds and sizes Of screen
doors and windows at Bivens x
Williams. tf-3l
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When the sprIngtIme comes, gem
tie Annie, like all other sensible per-
sons, will cleanse the liver and rem
ovate the system with DeWitt's Little
+ rly Risers, famous little pills for
the liver and stomach all the year
round. City Drug Store,
The herald., 1897-08-29
Money in Bank

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve decrease, $685. $50. Loans
increase. 50 256, ,2OO. Specie decrease, $53I7,-
500 legal tenders increase, 1891. 400; depos-
its increase, 1898 500 circulation increased
$780, 200. The banks now hold $39,519,7O0 in
excess of the requirements of the % per
cent rule.
The Financier says The statement of
the associated banks for the past week is
favorable. and reflects the steady increase
in general business throughout the coun-
try. The better part of the increase of
the loans can be accounted for in COM
mercal loans and rediscounts from coun-
try districts. The increase in loans about
offsets the decrease in specie, leaving little
difference in the reserve since last week.
Deposits of the National City bank shows
an increase of So. $50 900, leaving a decrease
among the other banks of 81 .657 300 1t was
said by everybody that the heavy with
drawals of currency and demands from
the interior would cause decrease in the
reserve, but this stands much the same as
last week. The extra deposits of the Ma
tional City has been the factor of no
change taking place. The movement of
currency to interior points during the
week have been considerable. the National
Bank of the Republic alone having shipped
nearly 81, 900, 000 During the ensuing week
there are certain to be further heavy calls
on New York for currency, and the next
statement will undoubtedly show consid-
erable changes. Everything indicates that
the country is fairly launched on the sea
of prOsperity.
The herald., 1897-08-29
SUMMARY
Indian Arrow Heads

Indian arrow heads, which were once
so plentiful, being found in many places
in large uantities, are, becoming very
scarce and valuable" volunteered a
scientist. There was time when they
had but little or no value, but the enor-
nous quantities of them exhibited in
the numerous museums in this country
and the world has almost consumed the
stock to be found. 1t is a lost art among
the Indians, and I doubt if there is an
Indian now living who can make an ar
rowhead They We're made of the var
ious 1iints, mostly of white fiints, though
in some sections the Indians were forced
TO use yellow or pink-stained flint.
Arrowheads of the latter colored flint
now sell at wholesale from So. so to SO per
dozen, the ordinary white flint arrow
heads now commanding 81 to $1,50 per
dozen when the specimens are carefully
made. In the cornfields of Fairfax coun-
ty, Virginia quite number have been
found during the corn planting this seas
on but they are bought up as readily as
they can be had. Washington Star.
The herald., 1897-08-29
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices of Cereals and Ship
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-Wheat-
Weak; December. 1.53; May 152. Barley
Weak; December, 917s. Corn-Large yel-
low, 1.071aM1121a. California Bran-l4504
1900
Flour-Family extras, 5.25M5.35; bakers
extras 5.00d510.
Wheat-No. shipping, 15O; choice 1.521a
milling, 1.57iaQL6212
Barley-Feed, 921a@9ss4; choice, 95@971a;
brewing, 1.G2l4@1.10 for No. and 971s@1. 90
for coast
Oats-Poor to fair. 1.O5M1. 12i5: good to
choice, 1.15G1.25; fancy feed, 1.30d135; new
red. 1.10d1.15; new Salinas, 1.121aG1.20; gray.
110G1.15.
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks, 1850; do
Oregon, 12,2a1; wheat, centals, 440; do
Oregon, 1000; barley. centals. $3.50; oats,
centals, 40; do Oregon, 400; beans, sacks,
1898; corn, centals, eastern. 400; potatoes,
sacks, 345 onions. sacks, 2S; bran, sacks
Oregon, 1900; middlings, sacks. Oregon, 600;
hay tons 65S: wool, bales, 49, do Oregon,
S13: hides, number, 3S4; quicksilver, TASKS.
65; wine, gallons, 53,000