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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
u. n. Wler. Fifth and klap Sfreets

IS the place. Oxford Brand Baked Pork and
Beans is 'nrge 3-round can of first. class goods
aEl they arc cheap TOO ut this price, lOc can
goods, loo n ran. Whoatlct tho ,orfcct breal.
fast fool. made from selected wheat, l2ls cents
FIR 2,rourl package. Elegant California peach
e., big, soft ni,aty halvcssc q pouad These arc
fnc Peaches. DID you try the hrckleb, rri,s.
E,;c . rount Thny make elegant pies. Tho
very bass strrylcss h.ans,iust az good as fresh
Leans, o. 2r ,ans for G5c. Rival Brand con.
delise'; milk. DID you ever ,lso this9 It's one
can &c, G cans for e.. Coccanut waters, lar a
pound Thisisa f.ccy cake and tho finest Won
tyerats That jan told you about, liz n
gI:!as jar Is flo goods; Everybody that bought
ginger, quarter pint lask ;0r. Ills ~ tbs
very hes. made: We give trading STAMP, Of
4. ii. w!ER'S, Fifth and King SITS flS.St+
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hr ". -
bay horse. Charley. o years old, good work
er and driver. bay mare, 10 years old, gogd
worker, cows. fresh, the others in profit
| soon, heifers,9 shoats, 10 pairs chickens, .
pairs Muscovy dncks, turkey gobblers, 2 cars
| riages. market wagons, IL barrels each, q
seated carriage nearly new, farm wagon, 4
moving machine, horse rake, night soil box
hay fork, rope blocks, 8 tons Of good Time
thy hay, 800 hi. corn on the ear, 20 blu. onion
sets, sets dearborn harness, sets wagon hsr-
ness lot brides and collars, set carriage har-
ness iron beam Wizard plow small splow,
celery plnw, pair twin harrows, l revolving
harrow, cultivators lot double trees, l9S kot
bed sash, lot cold lids drill, paris Green gun,
hand seed drill, 9 wheel hoes, wheelbarrcw.
grindstono. hay cutter, new, horse radish
Crater. lot OF barrels, boxes and tubs, s. vinegar
barrels, truck tub / cedar tub, 2feed boxes,
2wagon jacks. lot poultry wire, lot of shOvels,
hoes forks, lot COW chains, screen doors, 4
churn, lot cupboards Nos cook stove, 2 room
stoves, 2 extension tables, bedstead lot Of bad
ding, quilts &c. lot chairs, lot glass jars hot u
bags.
Terms-All sums Of $40 and under cash. ovsr
that amount n credit Of months will be given
WIN. II. PENTHOUSE,
l.. w. Stidham b Son, Aucs III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22

E'OR SALOON MODERATE TERMS, n,
u one Of those fine residences, No 1900
West 14tl street 70 feet front, II rooms, with
reception hall and all conveniences finely I'm.
tshed, papered throughout, also gas fixtures
Now isa good time to buy AZ property will
eCon advance in price. Only one short block
w-Deliware Avenue
], R. D SEEDS, ITO Broonne street,
II B. SEEDS. 1919 West 10th street.
6p N
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despair.
"Oh, I knew lei knew I'll I said
you never would consent to have him
here"
Her tears began to flow freely. Jessica
looked away from her with frown
pickering her smooth forehead. She
was not given to hasty action or to
making up her mind without any previ-
Gus consideration.
Don't cry, please, Miss Belknap. l
want to think over this proposition. "
"Well, You can think without calling
me Miss Belknap.' feel miles farther
away from you than did five minutes
ago."
Ito Be continued) =,
Fine Cigars.
The city market cigar Is ono OF the finest
cent cigars in the city. Manufactured by
e. A Bourbon, S. w. cor. I'd and Shiplsv
streets.
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EOR SALE OR RENT--A FARM OF 1903
acres Of lapd-The farm is located in Mill
Stanton, and " miles from the city OF vii
mington depot Of Is. 8 o. r. r. along side of
the farm. II sold the terms will be made to suit
the purchaser; there is q never failing stream
VI good water around the whole farm. There
~ o good school on the place and churches Of
al denominations convenient Possession
March 20, 1893. Apply to Phillip Plunkett,
Third and Market streets, Wilmington. Del.
rtS
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DeIaware DivisIOn.
For New Castle, 8.l3. 1l.o4 A. NJ. 2.b1
AT and 6.65 p. M.
For Lewes. BIB A. NJ. AZ p. NJ. week
days.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar
6l3, n.04 A. M. AT. 6.bh and l1.6s P. NJ
Sundays. u.66 P. M.
For Wyoming and way stations. 261 P
NJ, weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old PoIn
Comfort and Norfolk. 11.4 A. M. week
days and ll56 p, M. daily.
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w hsaxs pns sspss R5S'a stFsst s.!
SIS. i.Ol, Al, Sos. SIS, $50, s,lL SIS. 7si
lilo I.l6 P. NJ. and l2.o5 night.
Aes9mn1aatioa' e. 7so ga 1877 q A A
Sunday Trains.
For Philadelphia texpress). i.s7. ao2. 42c,
SIS. e33. 1913. 11.45 A. M. 1877. sos. G5S.
COS, $50, 1913 9GS and s.l6 P. M
Accommodate 1907. $40 a. NJ. LOO,
l.45, 100, 5.26 and 10 40 P. NJ.
Fer CHESTER (express?. i;57. ~; sst LIS
Accommodation. 7:o7. sls A: NJ. 1908.
Lac, 4.0o. 5.26. 72s and 1910 P. M.
For New York Through express). l.57,
500. s,SS Dining Carr. 1913. 11.45 A. M,
l7 Dining Carr. sos, sO6, '6.2o Dining
Street Station. Philadelphia. l.2O. 707. sis
A. M. 400. ass and 1910 P. NJ
For Boston. without change, $50 P. M.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.35. sol,
io.1S A. NJ, 1905. 12.49. 15O. SOB. '6.l2. 737
Sill P. NJ and 1888 night
Baltimore and Intern ediate stations
$50 p NJ, 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
Wilmington (express). $50, 7.20, 11.23 A. M,
R.09, 1.12, Al. sos, 6.b5. 7.3l. GS5 lilo. ll1f
r. M. and 1905 night.
Accommodation, S35 912, 1875 A. NJ.
H.30. 49, GIG. S.3S and 1000 p. M.
For the South.
Southern Railway.-737 P. M. daily,
sleepers to New Orleans Memphis, Tam
pa. Nashville. via Asheville and Ho,
Springs. Florida Limited" for Jackson
vile and st. Augustine. 3.1s P. NJ. week
days.
Atlantic Coast Line.-249 P. M, daily.
sleepers to Jacksonville, Port Tampa,
Macon and Charleston: 1853 night. daily,
sleepers to Richmond and Jacksonville.
FLORIDA Special" for Jacksonville. St
Augustine and Tampa. 1882 P. M. week.
days.
Chesapeake G. Ohio Railway. 811 P. NJ,
daily. dining car and sleepsrs to Cincin-
natl.
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I'OR SALE--NEW DWELLINGS AND
IL store property located as follows. Mar.
ket street. No. 1914, also at southwest corner
King and Thirteenth streets, store and dwell
Ing northwest corner King and Twelfth
streets: a two story dwelling No 1909 King
street. Address THOMAS II, MELVIN, No.
h25 East Ninth street. j26 26tt
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6YSPEPTICSl Sc ss,a :; ; Isss iass
P9pSlN TABLETS, snd you will be relieved
four times from the misery Of Indigestion, Op.
single tablet will relieve the distress In half a.
hour. Samples Proc. Large bottles mailed %
ssceipt Of SO cts. ThR CARL L. JENSEN Co..
No. 400 N. I'd ST. PHILADELPHIA. p1
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sw 'RocI'' DOC BISCUIT,

D.. d antrs,y different from gu othslo. DsI
Y TX sncs 70 other brauds, and II costs no more.
II eousAius pound fey pound twice ~ nap =.
tvs Of any other brand Send for nee book On
n.nssem.nt Of dors il health aaa disease Retail prise
m. ~ H. rsjsht sstra) 6amplss sent BY pa or %
HTaiS room CO. We 400 ~ ThfrdlHt. Phaa.lDh's "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22

FILTERS CARMlNATlVE
boon to suffering ohidrsn The safest and most reliable
DENT TO CHILDREN TEETHING. A speedy and cor
tain for DIARRHGA. CRAMPS, FLATuLENcE.
collie AND SUMMER COMPLAINTS. Ia adults aud
children Price rs cents per bottle Delivered BY mail
to aay r o. in the u g. receipt Of price in stamps
d. FITLER No. 100 North ard Street PhisdslrhiA p.
For sale at Millsrs drug strost. io9 Mar
ket street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22

l. acres with frame house and barns miles
from Wilmington, near Midtown, Del, or for
Rent after March LIST. Apply Watson Braclsin,
Falkland, Del, or J. 4, Brackiu. Mermaid,
pel. j29. i3teod SITS
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TILE OCCIDENTAL.

Emil Schmidt. Milwaukee: Miss r. Rem
ton. Chicago; III. ". Kennedy. Tacoma;
F T. Lyman aud wife, New YORK Mr. and
Mrs Augustus Cook. New York; Ellen
Mortimer, New York. Miss Laura Gle
rnent New York Charles II. Wells Seg
York VIII J Duffy, New York. Mrs J.
H. Riley. Dawson, s. Z. pratber and wife.
Dawson: VIM. A. Caldwell and wife Berk4
icy, Cal, {. r. y Pvrsw aud wife. Tar1l.
Iowa. Nellie Green. whiting. Kan: Mrs
r. NJ Green. Whiting. Kan. R0fart r
Daniel, Griffin. Ga: J. l. MeNurray. Ia
coma: Mrs. ". C Cox. Everett; Miss
Rlalock, WAlla wslia L. A Dyer. wAfia
Wal.a; ". S@bo. Philadelphia: Wu ore
son, Iea3viIlA: Mrs 8 TTSilop, Puvaiiu3
A. J. gorie. PERI Biakeiey; W w Fer
rier. Oakland, Cal; r. r. Knot, E.lkhart.
Ind. J. 4. Duncan. Great Falls Mont
j. Dorothy. Portland
THE BRUNSWICK.
J. u. Abrams juneau. Alaska John O.
HUDSON. Chlcago: y. T. Andersen. New
Westminster. Is. g: II. r Ea3si0n and
~ife. New York: s. 4 Freeman, Portland
X NaE}ey. Arthur "a. Va: Frank
Rosss. tsos. Tacoma: = SassiA.g Tacoma
j. F. Wyman, san Franessco. Charles ~
Ga wysr New York Andrew J PHILLIPS
New York: II McFsachern. Toronto. Can.
Jacob Ssnmonse, Nebraska CITY: g. r.
Palmer, Tacoma Miss Dorsey. osT4s Ia: l..
X Norman karsas CITY. Prof. ii. ~.
AdAmA LOUISVILLE. ny.
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rOREIGN MARKETS.
Finn nctal.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says.
The stock markets here continued firm
today, the movement being led by the con-
tlnued boom in Americans. The profession
al traders and the public are undoubtedly
taking a hand IN the rise. though today
the chief support was from the continent
Berlin again bought Northern Pacific
greedily. The marke; for Americans is
beginning 10 widen bat the activity is stin
confined 10 a comparatively few stocks and
the dealers complain that with the excep-
ton of these stocks there is consIdera bic
difficulty in dealing freely. Prices closed
nearly at the best.
Apart from a further rise in Argentine
and Turkish stocks. the other stocks were
feature!ess. Spanish fours We're fat Japan
is buying sold moderately.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Aug. 16-Canadian Pacific.
SAs. Bar silver. .si2d Money. Il per cent.
HreadstufYs.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. ls.--Wheat-Futures
closed quiet. September - 9ied: Decem-
Der, 5s SSsd; spot No. red western winter
Dull. is 2isd
Corn-~Ausust steady at IS 2%i; Septem
Der. steady az IS 3d. October steady, at Is
esd
Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady a,
SIS 81.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Post-Inteiligencer.
NEAH BAY. Aug. Is. 4 p. m.-~Barometer.
Tug Rabboni, a. m bark in tow of
tug Boyden. Gas a. m; blk wilma. in tow
OF tug Lorne, las p. m; sh Occidental IN
tow of tug Sea Lion. $50 p. IN. Inward
last night-Str Burma. &:s5 y. m: str San
Mateo. p. M: steam schooner $50 p. m.
outside. bound inTug Wanderer. In the
Straits bound out, a vessel in tow.
CLALLAM, Aug. 16, p. m.-Clear; fresh
west wind.
PYSHT. Aug. l6, 4 p. m.-Ciear: brisk
west wind.
PORT ANGELES, Aug. Is. 4 p m.-Bar-
ometer, 5000. cloudy; wind northwest Is
miles
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CHICAGO MARIE TS


CHICAGO, Aug. Is.-Wheat got weak
start, from Liverpool sending lower quota
tons, but there WAS disposition during
the first couple OF hours TO go slow on the
selling side. and take small profits on de-
clines. The crowd during that time was
evidently restrained from selling freely by
country advices had been predicting for 4
day or two had not yet gone beyond the
stage or probability.
The speculative market turned fearfully
dun, and there was no activity in the cash
demand business. The latter might have
shown more life had stocks been heavier
but people who had bids az from To 10
cents bushel premium over September
in store for shipping parcels of No. ,
Kansas hard and No . red winter could
not get offers for anything ike the guam
tity there were orders for from the sea-
board
Kansas City's general remark in answer
to bids from there was that cash wheat or
spot for August shipment was scarce, as
sellers were paying better than shipping
rates for the moderate offerings from the
farmers. This had some little effect IN
hardening the tone OF the speculative mar
ket. but il apparently depended more up
ing for long account. September closed
Ssc higher and December isc lower to i.c
up.
Commission house liquidation on the cor
tinued favorable weather and lower cables
depressed corn. September left off 1san4 C
down.
In spite of considerable buying of thu
May future by the oatmeal trust, oats
put in the day following corn. and prices
barely he'd their own. September left off
unchanged TO lsc lower.
Packers were sellers of provisions early
in the session. The market was kept un-
der the influence Of the yellow fever quar-
antine and by illusions in the news OF the
day TO fever among the troops coming TO
lard 2lzc. RIBS are unchanged to 2iac
higher.
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BOSTON. Aug. 1s.-TheTe has been only
a moderate business in the wool mar IKE
this week. but no weakness IL shown. The
market = i waiting one and the present
conditions a whole, appear to favor n
good business IN a Short tirne. Territorial
woods are quoted steaay jn price. deal
ers are not disposed 10 coucaEe values
Fleece woods are quiet fof fine grades bu:
the call FOR quarter blood has shown an in
CREASE
Australian woods ara being more or less
inquired for. bat sales are moderate as a
y hole. The ruling price = be.ow cost Of
import and holders are hy no means ARK
io4is to sci out Quotations:
Territorial wo0ls-Aon1ana. fine medium
and fire. i4Ti7c. secured. s7Q+sc. staple -
a51c, Utah, Wyoming, etc, fine medium
and fine. 1915; secured. 47asSc staple.
5oc: Australian. secured basis-Cos15.ng
super;iue 71s4 &c. good, s51ltse; average. u
a55c: Queensland. conlb.Gg. Sc
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Aug. fG-There was a still
further advance IN the price OF stocks all
along the Inc today. ard a stiil further IN
I crease in the number OF shares sold during
The day The number OF different stocks
traded In was also larger. rejecting the
broadening interest in the market. Buying
orders from outside sources were with COM
flisslea houses today more extensive than
when the moyeEnent began The outside
demand was taken advantage OF 10 realize
profits by the combination o. large specu-
! latIve interests. which is all the time oper-
ating on an enormous scale, shifting its
activity from ore stock, or group OF stocks,
10 another.
The Changers showed the effects Of real
ixing today and did net rise materially
abeve Yesterdays closing price al any
time. So large were the offerings OF these
stocks during the first hour of trading that
the heavy outside demand proved INSULT
Gent TO absorb them and a sharp decline
was the result. Burlington dropped over
point Offerings on a large scale were
thereupon withheld and the group main
taned a firm tone ar A lower level. except
for intervals of profit-.aking.
The bears endeaTored to take advantage
OF this proft-takiGg movement by al on
slausht upon Manhattan and Sugar at the
opening, hoping that the recent persistent
Weakness of these two stocks would make
them vulnerable and effective in breaking
prices. But the bulls at the same time
lifted the Northern Pacific stocks a point
each at the opening and marked up Rubber
preferred a. points.
The outside demand for stocks all
through the list was so extensive and
varied as TO lend ample support to profit
taking by the bull clique The bears were
soon routed and Manhattan and Sugar
moved upward along with the general list.
Northern Pacific and the Union Pacific
stocks sagged al intervals. bat the former
returned persistently to the opening high
level. An incident Of the day was a notice
on the tape of the loss OF 100 shares of
Union Pacific preferred in the name Of
William Rockefeller. Southern railroads
and some OF the Western roads showed
notable strength There was also marked
activity and strength in long list Of In
dustriais. The close was firm and active.
The demand for securities has apparently
been largely diverted 10 the stock market
and bonds We're comparatively dull today,
but prices were very We'll held. Total
sales, $4,000. United States IS. when is
sued, were Il lower bid. Government
bonds were otherwise unchanged
Money and Exchange
Money on call. 1iaaf2 per cent: last loans.
ia per cent; prime mercantile paper, 32d4
per cent Sterling exchange. steady, with
actual business liz bankers bills al Si@izGe
4.sJs4 for demand. and S4StQ4.si14 for sixty
days; posted rates, Sts4ied4s5 and $i.soQ
4s0la: commercial bills. 81 S304S3ia.
Silver certificates. 5s2. 459i2c: bar silver
6g%sc; Mexican dollars. 4sc.
Government bonds dull; state bonds,
steady; railroad bonds firm.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1e-wheat.
steady; market dah. Local futures had a
dull. ana spot feed lower. options Inactive.
oats continue dull. Stock quotations We're:
Fiour.Net cash for family extras, 81. 4Del
Whea.-shiprlng sLiss, Zls.; milling.
BsFley-Feed. Nl50I.17,s: brewing. nom
snAi.
oats Poor to fair. sl!7'4sfi2s's; gray.
~ 49,, - milling, sl22f 4l.25. sur
prise. si>sul-S5,
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, lob; wheat. cen-
talS. l,t0; Washington. li-s,. barley. con-
tails. 80. oats. centais. oregon, st0. beans
sscts - -. pgtato"s <a1ks. -; onions.
% midtlinEs sacks Washington. 3c3; hay.
tons. -. weol. bales. - brides. -. "a
sins. boxes, "a quicksilver TASKS. lo5;
Proda~e. Fruit. Etc.
AuiIs,uns-Middliugs $lS8-o, bran. $3.50
Gfi6 per ton
Hay-~N'boat. new crop. $iafl-.ro: wheat
ana oats. Sf.tl.: host barley, $l9Qit a.
slNi1. straw. per bale Stlf-7e
Vegetables -Si!VerSk!n onions az. 10 :
pickle @.aions. 'a1.,.s, garlic 2a3c. green
peas. 'gQsc. string beans ease per
pound. hay summer squash 1,8a5c hs,x.
okfa. green. =79'sv. esg plant. S-f5ec 4.
C4th green peplsrs 5oei,sA,,
FTuU-ADp}eS. choice 81. common III
&c. fancy stTaw}ssrTis4s g.: csnta}aup+s
SjSt@: rucuees sfstfs1,: CRAPS Isabella
&c par puN. peaches, @tef'-Kr HQx, pesrs
bartlett SO -. p2umS 251teAe: Mexican
Hines repack <1.5-1S, lemons common
California. 21s}c. c8o.ca S2afg45.f: ia ~
anas; slss- Per bunch; psneapples. s28s
psr AoTen.
R.it;er-F'aney creamery. sa3gc: d. SEC
ondS - 2; fancy dairy, ziu 81, do seq
ou5s is1gec.
Checsc- New ss@0ia'@c: Young Aa1eri-
can fss 4sas- Eastern fSsffsE
Eggs store, l5f9i'c; fancy ranch, Z'9l-sc
Eastern. al 10
Poultvy~Turkey gobo3evs. e83Sr. hens.
l51iSC per fsoGrd oli BOOSTERS. g 2584 81:
young T'sosters. SOS sg5la}! hCoilers sesl
4 Sd tsya- SEsstf -~~ 3 rsFf4 s-s..r5 ssc5s II
hens. Sf7s old ducks g. S9z7@. 3: yo,ir e
fU~AS s. set+ F@r GoT~t3- Evt-Se. xlsYl 8
per p&ir. co<llnes *l-ssI - per pair. old
pE-e>ls>. St-l-txstjZs. y0uuK pigeons, S. 81
Wool and Hops.
Wool-SrrtDE; Nevada l"gf-&-: Eastern
Oregon f.sfl@e- valley. Oregon lsagf-N
F'ah Northern mountain 1an1bs @75ftr-
rauGnt.4lT. 80 }t<- san Joaquin, plans esa
-, Humboldt aoa Neaaociuo Eisf}sc.
t5ops~ss3G crop tasfi@s@c
Closing Quotations.
Wa~ae~F racr!va. Tsss-srr,sser. 8 stss
CoSu-T-aTEe s-e}Ecw. s. sT1sg4. tSs@
Exchange.
Sterling on E.orFcr sixty days $sSsSs
Sterling az Ica9e~ S.zbt. s. -
Financial.
Silver lars .---- 81. I1Tafrs-Sigat a., n
Mas aaAa ----&-4s<ksA4 TaasxxAaA - - -
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LIVE STOCK ETs-


CHICAGO. AYE is-~To4ay's receiptz o.
eaftl., pyere disposed os without any trouble
A. urcha ng*-ef values. Choice steers. -2.sfs
Is: medium 81 sss9 tS5. beet steers. A-ISff
aTs. stcrksrs and feeders. xss4s.s; balls.
& sgy4 &. COWS and aeife.s. g. ssts4 =
caves & 5l9s. western rangers. Sssz+ -
SO western steers s4s5.iG.
Hags were strong and about - higher.
pair 20 choice Ss&g4o5; packers. f2-ssssy
S5s..: bstCnarS s.. 7e914a-7s mixed, Sle5
~ ar. fents. e. S0ss4- pigz g. >s-zFs.s
T-ss demand fer sheep vas active and
strong az slightly higher prices for choice
efysysGes Choice TO COMMON western
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Is,-sailed-
Schr James A. Garfield, for Coos Bay:
str Willamette. for Seattle; str Mlneoia.
for Tacoma Arrivefi-Schr Roy Somerx.
from Grays Harbor: sh Columbia. from
Tacoma: str National City. from ST Mich
ael; str Arcata, from Coos Bay; echr Laura
May, frem Everett.
ASTORIA. Aug ls.-Arrived August Is
Str Columbia. from San Francisco.
GRAY5 HARBoR. Aug i6 -~Sai,ei Aug
asst l3-Scar La Gtronde for Redonfio
schr c. A 1'hayer. for Guaymas: August
a. schr John F. Miller. for Redondo Ar
rived-Schr Reporter from Guaymas
SOUTH BEND. Aug. IS -sSaied-sschr
Emma Utter, fer San Francisco
ANTW ERP. Aug. is-Arrsved August Il
~Br TX Peter Ireaale. from Portland: Br
81 Roma noff, from Portland.
BRISTOL. Aug 1s.-Arrived August IL
Br sh Marion Inglis. from oregon.
CARDIFF. Aug. 1G-Arrived August II
--Br sh 81 E.no-ch, from Oregon.
FLEETWOOD. Aug is-Arrived August
I4-Br sin Glen Park, from Oregon
VALPARAISO. Aug H--Ss,lcl, July g.
Chii sh Teruco. for Puget sound.
TAIETfHUA<O. Aug. i3.-Saiiei, July
s-Chn tx India for Puget sound Spoken
August 9. ~ ", IL w, Br sh CITY OF
Florence. from Liverpool for Esquimalt.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Aug. l6.-Wheat-R Receipts
are heavy a. interior warehouses, hat as
foruia buyers arc In tire field and are pay
Ing a premium Of about s. over export
values Tor oil wheat FOR milling purposes
Nominal export values are SIC for club and
elc for valley and hlncstem.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Aug u. - Wheat -- ReceiDta
light. Exporters are paying 60c for club
and &c for blueSt em, while ni.leTs pay &C
or Sc above these figures.
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Omaha,
THE COTTON MARKETS

New Orlemna.
NEW ORLEANS Aug i6-Cotton--
Quiet; midGlng 9-I6c.
New York.
NEW YORK. Aug. le--Cotton-Steady:
mid6ling, &C
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SsSts.S5; poor TO prime lambs. s4sls.so: west
ern lambs, s. sa4s1A
Reeeipts-Caftie. 3osl: hogs. 2, co.. sheep,
1,ss1
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug. lathe cattle market
was active and firm; receipts, 4.S1n head
native beef steers s. 59ssss ~: western steers.
&seaf4.T0: COWS and heifers. Sa21gf4 ~
stocsers and feeders ss.sogfASo. bulls and
stays. ss.ssi4fe
Hogs-Receipts 6.5na head: market 30
higher; heavy, SEa2i3.N: mixed Sa15af
$50; light. S.6sIS.5o; bulk OF sales. s3T7la
G3so
Sheep Receipts. 100 head: market
strong. fair 70 choice natives, 81 slet4. - :
mon and stock sheep Sssf4; lambs, s46ie.
-Cffis5yc JooSo& npaitjl al2si)56 le34566. 6
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LIVERPOOL
Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Today the
statement Of the condition OF the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance =. :. s2.a oe0. slf
Gold reserve .. ..... ......... ig7, 95s ta3
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Market nominal; export. No
club, 6sc; No. ] hlueStem I'M. SIC. Milling
wheat, No. ! club &c No / b,uestem 61c.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ANOTHER bright programme. Wag-
ner's Band, Madison Park. tonight.
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IF you are going East. call at the
Northern Pacific office In regard 10 rates.
etc. Always TO the front ard the hes. OF
everything.