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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26
Met q Sad Fate.

LONDON, March rs Mrs. Parnell,
mother of Charles Stewart Parnell.
met with q serious accident today at
Avondale county, WICKLOW, Ireland,
which will cause her death. She was
nodding in her arm chair before the
fire when her clothes became ablaz.,
and before the flames were extinguish.
ed she was terribly burned.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26
In the House.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The
house considered the naval appropria-
ton bill today. Representative Lewis
of Washington spoke on the measure
by saying that it was our duty to meet
Spaiu's torpedo hotilla on it's way to
this country and defeat the enemy; and
not wait to be attacked. He spoke
with great earnestne 3 and was loudly
applauded.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26

Just as we go to press a messenger
arrived stating that whatever may be
the attitude of Spain in the present
difficulty, war has been declared by
the West Texas Saddlery Co. on mig b
prices on all grades of harness. Don't
forget the place, corner Oregon and
East Overland streets.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26
Spain Purchasing HO. ses.

DALLAS, Texas, March 26 "A
Spanish government agent has been in
this part of Texas for several days,
pnrch ssing horses for military service.
These horses are rapidly being shipped
to Havana
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26
LOCAL AND GENEkAL.

Hot cakes at Smiths Creamery.
Good eating At Smiths Creamery.
Ell Paso Steam Laundry, Telephone
No. Al.
Pitch, paper, plaster and lime. Ell
Paso Fuel Co. Phone Ito.
O'Brien Coal Co., sell pitch, paper,
lime, cement, plaster, etc.
Ask for "EL PASO TRANSFER"
the best cent CIGAR on the market.
Stoves Of all kinds for hard and
soft Coal.
MOMSEN & ThORNE,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26
Depot Abandoned.

CINCINNATI March 26.-The grand
central station here was abandoned by
all railroads today the raging Ohio
having passed the high water mark
and filed the bitches, making it i'm
possible for trains to arrive or depart
from the DEPOT
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26

Track laying has recommended on
the White Oaks line after brief ces-
sation caused by an accident to the we'll
works Is miles out. The damage
has been repaired, and the track lay.
ers will overtake the graders about
La Luz. One of the new engines made
it's virgin run out over the line this
afternoon.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26

The report of the board of
inquiry on the Maine disaster
will be printed in next Mon
days Herald, ifthe present
plans of the administration
do not miscarry.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26

The two Mexicans arrested by the
police on charge of cattle stealing IL
New Mexico were turned over late
this afternoon to the New Mexico Of
icer who came down on the delayed
Santa Fee train after them.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26
A Deserved Promotion.

CHICAGO, March 26.-GeorRe T.
Nicholson has been appointed general
traffic manager of the Santa Fee route
In the place of the late W. F White.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26

The Knights of Labor ara expected
to take some action at their next
meeting relative to two stores that re-
fuse to close up evenings.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26
For Over Fifty Years,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children Jeething II
soothes the child, sOftens the gume
alIays ali pain, cures wind collie and is
the remeuy best for dixrrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents u bottle.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26

The town of Eddy boasts of its first
saloon. The proprietor will not find it
ne sssary to go to Klondike.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26
War Declared!

Bath Tub ename.s-Tuttle Paint ano
Glass Co,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26

Mrs. G. Williams and Miss Bacon
arrived this morning from Bradford,
Ohio. Miss Bacon is the daughter Of
Conductor Bacon, of the T. & p.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26

Supt G. E. Paine of the Postal Tele-
graph company arrived last evening,
on tour of inspection of the western
offices of this company.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-26

Mrs. Davis sister of Conductor
Brown of the s. P, and Mrs. Russell
wife of Conductor A. B. Russell also of
the S. p, arrived from the west this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-08

@
sctY Anderson Nor So British Columbia
sq2FanSi hepwoFth r 20 tens sydn9 yapc9uysr
IA Sdn
Aln1as Nelson AT 81 Francisco British Columbia
Pk. Br g 6torss Tacoma
3Ssinsaazn sqt' B 50 Ss saanh1s Puget sound
Irixhar, lssate Am Mt,hae
Celtic Chief Jones' Cailao
Clan MscTherSor McL9sa Tacoma,
Br
CFestaore Kennedy Br Nagaak Townsend
teHl9a Calhoun
10y ~ An ST. H7s tons Mcaae sea,te "''
DIAMOND Hese Ward Ha~ Honolulu Lkeley July e.
Hongkong Puget
kss VI. ssss A x Is ysS s PCT ssaad Ju
Eclipse Peterson
IhEs9a
Erlpte Am % los Dutch taroor Puget sound
tons agssak, Pueetso
Pedro
an Tzoona -
E1f I1onas9 6aTlx Am 81 -. - tn - si;@@ Seattle
-
80 s:rn r 81 sbs soas sAa Peg giisa coIaHh
sound
asA> BssrHaa pf "a. L~a Francisco
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Cargo

uiations for the navigation of the entrance
In time of war.
exhibited on Pamatata or South island
1h,h,, east coast Swatau harbor, moor
ing dolphins near customhouse pier
attentions a gai IN OF rsshi Pei no
vessel.
Connecticut. Bridgeport harbor entrance.
foS signal on inner breakwater.
Range lights reestahlshed
tensen ~ a sasi M sGas rser Humber sx
po Ingsand' east coast: sunken wreck
vessel
England, south coast. Southampton
wa Ear, Lights on structures q, entrance.
sands. alterations in name and position
OF South Sand Head light vesseL
Greece. south coast. KalamatA gulf.
lights established at port GeroIimena ana
port Limeni.
Greece, south coast, KaIamata gulf. west
shore, new lights at Petalidi. Koroni light
Maine. Boothhay harbor entrance, Cuck-
olds fog station moved.
Maine, Herring gut or st. George harher,
Intended fog signal at Marshall Point light
Maine. Mount Desert Rock light, alter
alton in character.
tion. light. and fog signal reestablished.
tsnseo river. reexhibition OF lights.
Massachusetts,. Ipswich harbor entrance
front range light discontinued.
Massachusetts. Marthas Vineyard, Cape
Ppge light. character altered
Massachusetts. Marthas Vineyard, East
Chop light. character altered.
Newfoundland. south coast, Port BASQUE,
Improvement In Channel Head light, new
range light and aids to navigation.
New Jersey. New York bay entrance.
Navesink light station. alteration In
southern light.
North Pacific ocean. reported rock above
water.
Rhode Island. Narragansett bay. Conf
micut Middle Ground ilghtbnoy estab-
lished.
Katang Katang island
Sumatra. west coast, Konlnuginne bay
alteration In character of Sungei Branei
(Rstu Mand) light.
d. Washington. Columbia river entrance.
Cape Disappointment light, new light AZ.
hibite6. provisional light discontinued
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aSys. rc1AScuunetnE Is reported. The
while il i. ncs anticipated that the move
mear FL be heavy. IL Is interesting 20
note that the surplus reserves OF tbs banks
are row below the posrs:s reached last
1857. was az seas. ss-.cn.o. bringing ,hs
excess ahote requirements to little over
tas New York hanks have reduced their
reserves over 81 ac.o1o and have not be-
gun 10 snip money TO the West. OF
course This decrease Is due TO bond pay
have reduced balances in New York. The
governnenf hofds heavy deposits in this
sssssg, - thai. what might be called avail
as heavy AZ has been estimated. But
that anything approaching q stYsngency or
even icng-continued hardness Is our O.
TIE QUESTION. Gold imports would check
the latter in any case
General Quotations.
FIour-Recespts. 100 barrels: exports.
4le6 barrels. market. steady; higher.
Whea;- Receipts. 74ve. exports, SET
h9shesx.- spcs, &c Z. 9. b.
closing i1I4c net higher. Shorts covered
on agat receipts. higher cables. wet
weather and heavy ciearances: Nc, Q red,
Wooi-Fleece. Tassc: Texas. ,sa,5c
sH0ps-steady; Pacific coast. 1887 crop.
tsuee-Cptions closed quiet. points
loHerr Sales, 5000 bags, including Decary,-
bsrs 5.eoc.. Spot Rio. steady. Cordova, 81
Sugar-Raw, strong ana higher: fair r.
fEing, &c: centrifugal So test, s-isc; re-
fined. firm; graduated. 5axc; Gu, loaf.
s3sc.
Metals.
Pig iroa-Warrants. dull: northern, 500
u50
Copper-r-ake, dull: Hl5A
Lead-Bareiy steady
The firm that fixes the seIiinF price for
miners and shelters quotes lead $3.50 at
the close.
Exports and Imports.
Exports Of silver from this port for the
week ending today aggregate $s4S 612 The
imports OF dry goods and general nler-
chand.se at New York for the week end
ing today Were Ss.2l6S7e. The imports If
specie this week were Sc, 2.9 IN gold and
&c. 90 in silver
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sS a n :a . ssss Mss sans: Scum.
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Sasa sa Md An ,Ss Nsss. Bay
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Am @ Am sesr sss n F ss s s;a Fort oame. Jul,
.sss i2 2sss M rSas 4 nsas1a Bay
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Nefea. snutze tssr ss s Ss tons
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s. s. 'fs tons a. Per- fas sss sssa
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P P E.s1 Rnney Br sk tons AnIwsrp pass sound
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NEW YORK Markets.
The Stock Exchanxe.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-T-he tore Of the
stock market today continued very strong
and confident. The stream OF money
Rowing into stocks and bonds showed
' IN. agrs,ans'0n 3. large contracted
wealth. which took the Initiative during
the week. continued and the following
thus Invited showef incrsAee- sstW v-I
The cwo hours session OF the apck ex-
change was full Of business. ard the de-
n1and was eager for a large list or stocks.
Tho preference Is decidedly for the as
sured dividend paying interests, as yet.
but II Was Influenced by the possibilities
IN some cases Of dividend Increases. and
showed a tendency also 10 flow into non
dividend stocks. on which there is a fair
prospect OF further dividends by reason
o. growth Of the companies earnings.
The Changers continued fayorites, but
Burlington fell slightly into the back
ground 10 make way for 81. Paul and
IRENE OF las and the latter Ia Dealings
IN these stocks were very large, loo
share blocks changing hands 10 the power
ful speculative leaders who have chosen
this group OF stocks to operate on the
first because Of the dominant influence
seduent rise In price and the frmness al
the close We're remarkable. Traders were
disposed TO make profits whether long or
short. in anticipation of Sunday inter-
val. out no disposition was shown TO sell
out today. The heavy expansion in loans
shown ID the hank statement is mostly
due to the awakened stock exchange ac-
fiyity. The ret Increase Of something
over A.So,00 was largely from interior
reeeipts. the sub-treasury's daily debit bal
loan account u. s. As have advanced
III: u. s. coup. and the new IS reg, i; the
IS reg. y. and SIS coup. and the new Is
coup y per cent In the bid price.
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feeders. tsGA7s: h1als. sesea4x g.. co~s
and heiseFs. CG%ao: calves. $ 7sT:
Western rangers. $&dLE: Texans q 90;
Ala
Hogs ruled strong. and generally &c
higher. Fair TO choice. s. Ss9<a eiSs pack.
erss Req ASH: butchers. $sNH2S-is:
MIXED. ss.Sssassis; Egats. E-snasae. pigs.
&. 75sfSs
Arrivals Of sheep were large and con-
fined 20 dressed neas concerns: common
TO choice sheep. An47S, ewes S. 8as ::
rams sZ-snaS, western rangers. 2sSe5
ASS: inferior 10 extra lambs. g. Es7S So.
feed lambs. AsaG5-
Rece.pEs-Cattle, 100: hogs. if,occ: sheep.
2.oeo
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug s,-Receipss. cattle. loo
head; market unchanged.
Hoss-Receipts, $50 head; market. act
i've, SIloc higher: heavy. 81 sega 80: nix
ed. s.. s59s3Tiia.
Sheep-Market UNCHANGED.
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San FRANCISCO MARKErs.
HPeadstu6s.

0Peadatuna.
Ban FRANC1sro. Aug. s-wheat was
n,sSbs,s foory . o sI 70 higher Chicago
soarag. ng; spot trading light. Barley
barely steady. No oats arrived today. Mar
ket rs IN the previous eor8t,ion of quie,ude
ana prices are undisturbed.
Stock quotations were:
"a il e! cash for fsmily extras. $40
@xw;n; aaksrs extra. s!lsg4 3.
,o,,r neas.5a LIP aisAgi-zss for No. 1;
Barisy-Feed. si.g,e1. 2gh: brewing NOM
oa,s-Poor TO fair, H.I7izal. 2ns: rood to
CHOICE Iz5a1. 80. fancy feed Sl.5a1s; gray.
q 15ysflsza; milling. si.2s5zdi.27iz, surprise,
Flour. quarter sacks. s,e25: wheat. GEN.
tails. rs: barley. centals. 3,Sa0; oats. centals.
100; corn. centals eastern SOC; beans
eastern. sacks. SIS: potatoes, sacks. Gao.
sacks. is9: do Oregon. IS: hay. tons. ,,s:
niaes. number s,5: quicksilver. TASKS. s.;
wine. gallons, 81. 800.
Closing Quotations,
R Mhsat-Es.isr. M; HI
Bran-3i5. 50Qis.
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spring Nevada. loaI4c: Oregon
eastern, lWti3c, valley Oregon, i5Ti7c:
northern. 1fqi5e. Faii-Northern mountain
lambs. ssfllc; mountain, s.qioc; San Joa-
quin plains. 6gec: Humboldt and Mendo-
ciao. llGl3c.
Hops-9a1 i2i4c.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. IsQ2oc; bran. $3.50
ole per ton.
Hay--whest, new crop. sitals: wheat
and oats. si3.5pal7.50; bess barley. Sl4sil5:
7sc. @
Negetables-ssllyer skin yellow onions 60
eIsIc; pickle onions, S0Q9eo; garlic ease:
green peas. 2i2I3c; string beans. 213c per
II; bay squash. 25ao5c box. okra. green,
Fru.ts-Apples. choice. 81: common. 4oc:
straw berries, SC. cantaloupes, 81. 5ed4 50:
Bartlett. s5cassi;- .piums. 35as6sc: Mexican
lines. re- pack, $5.5D4l6: common California
lemons. si5o12; choice California lemons,
se.6043: bananas. slq2 bunch; pineappies,
s2ai4 per dog.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 22Q2ac. do sec
onds. 2eM.lc; fancy dairy. l911c: do Sec
chsese~>New sl4giec; young American.
loQioesc; eastern, 2aI5c: western, aoasie..
ErgS-Store. fE7isc: eastern. i5dIsc
Pou.try--Turkey gobhlers, J3pl5c H. tur-
key hens. l2alac; old ROSTERS saili Sc
young ROSTERS, 1890 small hroilers 81 e
Gt2jo. large hrotisrs s4es45c: fryers. s. 5eGi
4. hens, siH459: ola ducks, s25Dds; young
ducks. 81 1gs: geese. 75clsl pair: gos-
Steri;ng on London sixty days, slsii..
Sterling on London. sight, $is6
Financial.
silver bars 49,. 5si. Drafts-Sight %. I5
Mex. dois.... 4sei isisl Telegraph :. =. II
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

NEAH BAY, Aug. "a p. m.-Barometer
ces2 Part cloudy: wind west. Is miles
Inward last night steamer Willamette Sill
Rabboni II 30 a. m. a four mast schooner
!n tow of Wanderer, 3 p N.
CLALIAAM. Aug. IA p. m.-Dense fog.
calm
cas-. wind; dense Fog on the straits
CRESCENT. Aug. ia p. m-Clear;
calm.
Barometer 2s:s7. clear; wind mort west. u
miles
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bennington rcd cedar lunsbpr~RsneA
80. ossei aiding: weigh. 20 ibs. siszrls 81:
! s ~. Weights. Nos. l. ana !. ssxs-sreh'
t,HO los. Nos, !. ard 3. sxs-srch. i "a
s : NOS !. and 9. Axs-iach. 20 lbs f7I
g.; sLss,snscos;nx sIoaH; russet, s.ns:
-. snsnsses. ~ standard shingles, 81 10:
~ 1nish. y - and Is feet. S-n7s.
snis. 8. nn'sh, s4asS psdar squarrs. - !
20 Get. GsFAa batisna, zsf$pc Ger lo0
Hneal feet, pickets. o., ~
age. 6c. -s~S
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Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic office. Port
Townsend. Wash. viii furnish on app,i-
cation. free Of charge, fun Information
regarding the following notices to ma
rinfs:
Adriatlc sea. Austro-Hungary, CaImota
channel submarine telegraph cable
British Columbia, Vancouver channel.
sunken rocks.
California. San Diego bay amended reg
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CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO. Aug. s.--wheat started very
strong. September opening at from GA
Csc. against siia107ssc, last nights cosAe.
There was no appearance OF any inCrease
IN the movement OF wheat aI3 Liverpool
sent higher quotations. Showsry weather
in the Northwest gave the bulls further
opportunity. as the trade under present
conditions was nervous about the posi-
hilities OF wet harvest There Was I'm
sted offering IN the sample. but II was most
active aud from 3 to Sc over prices OF
sAiTsnent were IN the rarke, az Il slight
premium over the car load price. Chicago
received III cars. against ~ a year ago.
and Minneapolis and Duluth = against iSs
last year Atlantic scr; elearances OF
wheat ana -four for the last twenty-four
hours amounted TO 1000 bushels. Sep
feuher left of sc higher and December
corn received assistance from the
strength IN wheat and also the Kansas re-
port for the euonth. showing drop in con-
ditious OF twenty-fcur points compared
with that OF a noath ago. TIE weather
was acting kindly 20 the crop and Il was
clear that such OF 10 as bad not been ru-
!ued past redemption " st be rapidly tn
proving After the first half hour the prise
gradually worked or closing i4c lower
oats We're firm early. hut remained So
only a. long as corn showed strength
There were only a Few buying orders from
the country. and all were filled early. Sep
TENDER Lost &c
4 l,eh, pun az hogs and she strength in
gram starter Ff1el>EosS MIN -Aitfr Rit
opening squirt however the market went
practically "a sleep UatN The aos" from
the grain market close woke y ~ for two
or three minutes further exe~c,zr. The net
result was tina; closing prices today ard
Yesterday were substantially the same
wheat No. =.
Opening Highest. r4ov~St. Closing
s ASs ...s,s. asS a. s7s. sse.asss,.
Dee 80 Is 9s's g o. esi.GsfAs
Nav -. - bsis 63Fs esis
Corn No. z.
s sas ,.a,,.a s.. - ST. .ss s.,
MAJ ..ss'. Cssa. D.. asa. s5a9Xs s57s
Oats Ma. 8.
Sent s!g glr s1ts ats
May =. stA s4@ - "a
Meas Fork. Per Barrel
Sept $50 $40 So -'4 s. na
Lard. Per 100 Pounds.
SEP; IS So - -
short Rib.. per 100 Pounds
SEPT 81 szas &s1s4 So S ~
oet ss So - SIS
Cash Quotations.
FTeur-S steady: winter patents 1sSss
: :. sprt-g special crs06s s. =. " uFtSofa
navs 81 se@ss -; so<t us.ea3s. st1ASs D.,
hard sara gAts SlGef&lk
Wh~st-Na 3 ~ayias. as-s No. sa.las.
so 80. Nc. . red. ia
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


s. n Castle barkentn 4S n
thence
A. 20
Hin 2s
Glnhk British
prior to artya
lumber
X. COMPANY - $1,000 ' W 'E ~A"'ioA -
kenaeoee ship 1886 lumber
the
tered by Pope
rough containg
- - $1,000 "'~S f''ss' Ao"s"
eT nn
"~ '"""~ oash
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II you have Just returned from Klon-
dixie or Alaska and are On your way 20
your Eastern home. you cannot do better
than travel over the Northern Pacific,
with Its Pullman and dining cars on .ev.
cry train, afording every comfort ana q.
celient service.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

T " heat-Harket nominal: export. No. I
e.gn ~; SO. ] bluestem. sic. M.Elae
"ae8t.sNc~i club sc. No b,uesseru. e.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Ship Lucille sailed yesterday afternoon
with coal for San Francisco.
Ship Dirgo hauled alongside the soufh
bunkers yesterday. She IL loading coal epr
San Francisco.
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Local repor~-Maxlmum temperature IS;
minimum temperature. IS: mean tempera-
ture, 81. weather partly cloudy; no rain,
Fall In temperature OF IL degrees since
yesterday. Here the weather has been
only moderately warm. or comparatively
cool. In Eastern Washington il has been
the hottest day Of the season: at Spokane
1oo. at walla Walia los. In Portland the
weather is cool. and a trace Of rain has
fallen.
q. n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

IANOAA, Aug. 6.-Wheat-Biliestsu. /.
greeted a, dc for export and cimn a. a..
Mlaers pay SIC and Gle for the aams
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Total sales.
The Bank Statement.

Surplus reserve, decrease. g. ~ I'd.
los rs lEcTgase sl@-TS@.ssfp s21cie. Increase
s.. AZ 80, Segai tender 6ccrrase So 90.
deposits. i.hrrSssse. ti5.@-inn. circulation.
is1c g~7.s.. Silss-a
Ranks bold - 20 IL ertesS % re,4tlire
gnrnsz o. = per epnt rule.
Tire New York FTnanSirr has week SAYS
The statement - the associated banks -
NeN York shows rather heavy exr.2sr.es
FOX me week ending August : ioaEs hsx
.rE Increased sl4,IsS.ts ard deposits ia
$,tts
TIE gain y CASH fc- the week Vas sys.-
al 49, ans tie Surplus reserve has t4.ssn
Or stogt s. lss -, 0slug "a the lF9s-~e@s.T
rea si{re.neutS stGe 20 Thea cxnauS5cn = s2,.-
posi;S. tbs - partly 1Gs TO she satt
trat ne Great Northern road has in
~rea sesf So prefrrTsss stock 81 SO 81 Tn
a@t.s.t ~ n LIS hand market haS prob ass
cusrateS 20 produce scrgae g tae es.lgss ~
~ ;he ctsgrsns exhibit THE banks 49,
slL.l ssin.EG ssoos ne insagsae, "a netA
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PORTLAND WHEAT MArxrr

PORTLAND, Aug. s-Wh.a. unch.rv
e.. new crop nominal al S-Q5sc for WaI,a
ley. 'o '@i-
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rORElGS Markets


Financial.
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The Evening
Posts Lcndon financial letter today SAYS:
The stock markets here were quiet and
duh today. except for Americans which
after opening below the parity rapidly aa-
vanced. and closed quiet at the best. Trad
ing here is both on New FORK accoun. and
on the part OF English buyers. the general
disposition at the moment and as prompts
ed by the press being 20 operate for a mod
crate rise in Americans. Buyers here are
generally advanced. however. 10 take Short
profits. Grand Trunks were good also
The rise in Spanish securities continues.
II is mainly due 10 purchase for the Paris
bears.
Closing Quotations
LONDON. Aug. e-Canadian Pacific.
ssi4: Grand Trunk. "a: bar silver a7lsd:
money. L per cent consols. iios; French
rentes. 1o3.5211.
Breadstu6A
LIVERPOOL. Aug. s-wheat futures
closed firm, August, nominal. Septem-
Der, IS I0ixd; December. SIS sSd.
Wheat in Paris. firm. Flour in Paris.
LONDON. Aug. S.-Wheat-Cargoes of
coast, buyers indifferent. Operators car
goes on passage. easier and neglected.
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VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans, with r.
matc Sauce. Original and best.
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TODAY'S WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Or. Aug. :. 1888
Fair weather.
Y. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AORICULr
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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