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California Fruit Sales

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-California fruit
sales:
Nectarines-2 As single crate.
Plums-Wickson go single crate; Brad
shaw, 9OcQ1.90; Japan 1.0041.S5; Egg, e0cS1
1.42 Columbia 75c@1.20; other varieties, "c
ll.05.
Pears-Bartlett, 17od2. 80 box and Sic half
box; Buerre Hardy, 1870 box; Buerre Clair
geau, 75c half box.
Prunes-Gros. 14OQ1s0 single crate; Ital.
ian, 100; German, 75c@1.0o Tragedy, soa
soc; Hungarian, soc.
Peaches-NNhite Freestones, 90d1,5o; Late
Crawford / 20ltl 80; Early Crawford d..
1.20; Tuscan Clngs, lis; Susquehann l-Ji
Strawberry, 115; Foster, 1.10ql.l5.
Grapes-Sweetwater, 1.20 single crate.
Eighteen carloads were sold.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-California fruit sales
Pears-Bartlett, 1,35d1.65 box; Buerre
Hardy, 1.35.
Prunes-Gros, 1S5G1.e5 single crate; Ger
man, 1.25Ql.30
Plums-Egg. 1O5Q1.35 single crate; Co
lumba. 9Dc; Bradshaw, 65cQS0c.
Six cars were sold
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

DAILY Statement-Aug. 80
G. G. Green ct al. TO G. S. Myers--Lots
to IA of Webster IL Rose sub. and
other property, July IL, 1901, per
cent .....:........:...: .$60, 0OC
w. Thompson to H. r. Crowell--Lot
II, blk b, Wheeler trt, yrs, 10 per
cent ..:...... .......:. .......:.......... z,'oO
F. M. Dimmick ct al. to Union Blk Of
Sav.-Lots l, 2, 3, 6 to II, 10 to %. "a,
%. 26, 81 to As, As and 40. Shafer &
Towns resub. of Rosedale Hgts trt,
also part of Ro. La Cienega, 8 yrs,
II per cent ....................... 2,0Ot
Santa Ema Land Co. to Emma Kaiser
Part lot 1, blk %, H. S., being a re-
newal of mtg 377-2SS, yrs, 10 per
Mrs. Maggie and 8. F. Heron to Co.
vina Valley Bk-Part lots and s,
w. r. Rowland trt, 2 yrs, 10 per
cent ........... ............. l,Ut
G. e. Sullivan to r. NJ. Baker-Lots
to IS, blk D. Adams St. trt, 8 yrs,
il per cent ........................ 3,6Ot
Fifteen mortgages under $1,000. ...... 1874!
Total s84 3qe
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Transfers, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement-Aug. 81

DAILY Statement-Aug. 81
F. b. Long ct al. to e. L. Cooney ct
al-Lot 4. blk 3, Wiltshire Boulevard
Pearl c. and S. N. Reppert to Re-
becca c. Duhlop-Lot 10. Hardin
tract .....:..:.:...:....... 1st
Lucian Hamilton to II. B. Webster
Part lot -, blk Q, w. l.. A....... 1.6:
Hattie f. Sawyer to c. w. Mason
Lot al. kohler trt; also. lot %,
West End Terrace trt............ 1,5t
Mrs. Maggie and Q. F. Heron to T.
e. Fitch ct al.-Lots l to 20, blk 10,
~ 10y ii,a .;........ .........:.... 69c
r Herr.on.Part lots and g. W. r.
Rowland trt ..,.....l................. 81,
D. r. Donegan ct al. j. Doe and r.
Roe, by OHM Burr, sheriff. to
Jeanne Frankenfield-Lot II. blk 4,
Beaudry trt Observation-Disclosures. 30:
Twenty transfers under $1,000, of
which four were nominal .......... 1G, s.
Total ....---.. 600 "a
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Insurance Ruling

Insurance Commissioner Dearth of Min
nesota has Just announced as the result of
a ruling of Attorney General Chlds. that
companies transacting a fire insurance
business in that state will be restricted in
the total net liability which can be as
sumed on any one risk to one-twentieth of
their combined capital stock and net SUR
plus. The previous rule permitted lines
mot to exceed one-tenth of the net as
SETS
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices Of
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-Wheat firm; ;
December, 1.26.
Barley-Inactve; December. 1.1S9s.
Corn~Large yellow, 11041. 121a.
Bran-15. 50@16.00 per ton.
Flour-Family extras, 4.40@4.50 per Dbl. ;
bakers extras, 4.151425.
Wheat-shipping,, 1.1S%G1.2lA per CEN
tai; milling, 1901. 40
Barley--Feed, 120@1 22s per Genital; brew
ing nominal.
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Total
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The stream of
speculation and investment money contin-
ued to pour inta stocks and bonds today
without interruption. Prices throughout
the list were lifted sharply. the profit
taking movement which has been drag
on the leading industrials for several days
past was apparently ended today, and the
bears who sold these stocks early on the
assumption that realizing was still in prog
ress were glad to buy back later. The re-
suit WAS TO bring the industrials into the
general current of the market. which moved
upward with tidal sweep. The railroads
themselves were unsettled at the opening
and most of the leading stocks declined Is
to Y before the upward movement OF prices
set in. The opening weakness was in sym
pathy with London, and the quickness with
which 1t was overcome was striking evil
dence of the Independence of the local lex ex-
change. There was quite u serious dispo-
siton, both in London and Paris, on the
reported friction between Russia and Great
Britain. and there was quite urgent selling
here for London account, but the supply
of American securities abroad has been SC
far reduced in the past year that the dis
position of foreign holders 70 buy ana sell
has much less influence than formerly. The
aggressive buying which has been NOTICED
in Wall street for several days quickly
turned prices upward and gained N vol,
ume on the advance. Burlington continued
to be the leader and scored an extreme
advance Of ga. The other Changers came
next In point of Importance and the Pacific
| roads and their connections followed, VIII
| quite llSt OF lesser STOCKS lrallllS uHtu tit
movement. A marked feature Of the trad
ing was the large individual blocks Of stocf
which were taken at the opening figures
| quite number of the speculative leader:
| showed single transactions of 1909 snare!
or upward at the high prices of the day
There was some disposition to realize II
the last hour, but a decline of fraction
quickly reduced the market to du.lness
| The market was remarkably broad, ant
brought into activity during the day many
| long dormant stocks.
| Dealings in bonds were not on as larg
| a scale as yesterday but were large an'
well distributed and carried prices vlgor
ously upward all through the list. Tota
| sales, A.9i0 900.
| United States old tours, registered, ad
vanced a, and the threes when issued, de
| clined Is in the bid price.
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August Dividends in Boston

The semi-annual dividends and interest
money payable in Boston In August aggre-
gate. with some payments of principal
S1o, 1885,. The total footing is increased
by heavy extra payments. Among these
are American Bell Telephone bonds, 81
100000; Rutland Railroad second mortgage
bonds. $780, 800. and Pullman Palace Car
extra cash dividend, of which Boston
stockholders receive $22S412O
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Dali Statement-A,lg. ~

f. Noble ct al. to H. c. Bohrmann-
Part lots 2. 8. 4 and 5. blk A, b. F.
Halls sub. of part lots 1 and 2,
Freeman trt .......................... $5,OOt
II. c. and Mrs. Mary Bohrmann to
f. Mohle-Lots 5 and 8. blk 50, Ro.
Prov. and Scott trt, Observation-Disclosures. 5000
]. NJ. Elliott to Mrs. Martha A. Ken
worthy-Lots l to u, IA to "a, blk
!. all of blk 2, and lots to u, 20 to
"a, blk g. Vernon Park rt............ 500
F: kenworthy ct al. to j. M. Elliott
Lots 2 and 3, blk b, Loomis trt; lot
"a. blk I, Blanchards sub. of blk ),
Wooden Mill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,50t
T. S. Lewis ct al. to W. Stewardson-
Lot 9, Soano trt ..................... I.0Ot
Mary ). and w. n. Monroe to G. r.
Hall ct al.--Part Sec %, l N. 11....... 6,2St
Mrs. Josie Moore to M. c. Morlan-
Part lot Il. Watts sub. of part of
Ro. San Raphael Observation-Disclosures. LOO
NJ. c. Morlan ct al. to II. II. Morgan
and w. S. Potwin, trustees as joint
tenants-Same Observation-Disclosures. 1OOt
Twenty-Five transfers under $1000.... 446
Total S33 g4j
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Incorporations

Freidlander Hat company San Francis
co: 500, 900; subscribed $500
WoiH forwarding company, formed to
conduct Drawing and forwarding business
san FRANCISCO; $1,000: all subscribed.
The Mine Exploiting company. San Fran
cisco; 81 900 900; subscribed, SIPS.
A. John Land and Cattle company, Liv-
ermore; SO 900: all suhscrhed ~
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DECLINING INTEREST
THE EXTENSION OF TRADE MUST
BE PROVIDED FOR
IRON AND STEEL REPORTS
Break in Plate Glass Insurance Com
bine-Important Life Insurance
Observation-Disclosures
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,

Los Angeles, August ., 1898.
The tendency to decline In the return
which capital receives from the total prod
uct of economic activity has long been
discerned by competent observers. In the
form of a gradual lowering of the rate of
interest 1t has attracted attention more
sharpl.)in the recent past, and it was well
worthy, says Bradstreets. of the prcmir-
ence In treatment given it by Mr.. Hepburn,
the able retiring president Of the New York
state bankers association, in his address
at the fifth convention of the association at
Niagara Falls, N. Y, at the end of last
week Mr. Hepburn prefaced his discussion
of the matter by reference to the prosper
Gus character of the fiscal year just closed
There are, it Is true, cries of hard times
heard he said, but whatever may be the
present view the year will be looked back
upon as one of unusual prosperity. If.
in some quarters, it has not been regarded
as prosperous, it is, he said because of the
failure of people 10 adapt themselves to
changed and changing conditions.
One of those conditions must be recoe-
nized frankly and without reserve. The
days of per cent interest have gone only
to return at troubled intervals when normal
conditions are disturbed. The choicest in
vestments, Mr.. Hepburn said. yield less
+hop . nor rant ord so,,e raiIroad bonds
hearing a,h nor con, ;rterest command .
1renoinm Rentals arc nronortionatelv re-
duced These conditions have come 70
.,o, o,,d ~ ,,,o,,, ot tha ,,,oori,,,de Of the
,,ron.,ra uo,1,b Of tho country A ner cent
,nust he raooar,zad ne good return fo~
ir,.,s.,,.,+s rharo is orotbar siaa 70 the
,,;nt,,ra y,hua tba earning nowor of ,,ooev
a,a ,ro,,or., hos hnar tor ,.oors crowing
,r.n,zi,oii,. ,nsy -. +ho r,r,o .,,,a .ba mr.
eho.,rn ,ou,ar of labor hoe ste,di,v in
oro,.a5 W.. o,,,,. an oooou,t of tho incrsos
.o,io 80 ,,,oras h,t ,,so hoo,rsa of tho
,.ssa,inu oost 80 commodities ubether
,,oao,,os,o. or t,,xuria, 7. INC bonnars
49, ,.h;,o ,,oorla r.ho nova lived comfort-
olI,. ,,,,o., !hair ,roon,os &c thev arc COM
,,o,saa ~ roi,yost +be,r m.,ur,ne g = or 4
49,. ,,,,.,.,,,a,.s T.; honds ,.isld,po ~
go oo,,t NO oh,ioad "a resort W
s...,s,.,. 49, ,,,,,,,,.x,art ,ho;r ,r,oroas ,,ith
,ehor tho worrying neonle have more
-, .,r,o o,a nreo+ar ,raa,s for tho on
.. 20 ne g.. &c o,,It;,.,,,or and for
1870. bua,aor ava hot,nr oiti,or-
49,,
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49,, 49,. ~. 49, s,>aol,ar ro,a
- Ioars ,,no, aoode 70 ~.
49, 49, $3.50 49,. ,,,,,st ,.s7 NAV ~
o,..o,rr cargo Tba,r money and their
80. -. eoI,o. ,d ,id ~ ,,,arohor.s
=: ,ao,,,,,r a,,,+o,,,ars in those courtrias
-. .., - .tor .ha,. rrod,,oa n :,
L., 49, .ro,.ro, ,rtaroho,,a NJ commodities
r. Ut 49, hor,,s hou,a,,er IA do +be,r
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The American iron and steel association
has now made It's report for the half-year
ending June 80, and the showing is once
more typical of all our industries. Iron pro-
duction for this period has run far beyond
the highest record, reaching 5,9o9,o0O tons
as against 4,4O3,O 900 in the same six months
last year, and 1858, 900 In the busy second
half of 1895. What has been thus produced
has gone promptly into consumers hands,
the remarkable fact being developed that,
In spite of the record-breaking increase In
production, the estimated unsold stock has
decreased lis, 642 tons since the close of 1897.
But the capacity of our furnaces is not yet
taxed to the extreme; iron to-day sells
lower by 25 cents a ton than 1t did year
ago. With neither a premium to foreign
makers in the domestic price, nor def
cent capacity for home production, it is not
hard to understand the further decrease
of more than $4,000, 900 in import of iron
goods for the fiscal year of 1898, or the still
more remarkable increase of $1,000 900 In
our iron exports. This double process Of
ample home production and absence of
speculation In prices is the key, not only
To the seasons movement in the iron mar
ket but to the epochmaking change of the
last two wears In our general export and i'm
mort trade. The striking part of the whole
phenomenon is that it seems to contain the
elements of permanence, suggesting tina;
our nations Industrial position, as regards
the outside commercial world may have
changed finally from its position Of the
past generation.-New York Post.
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London Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--The EVENTS
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here were stagnant IN
tone and dull today on Chinese pcutlcai
matters which caused a fall in consols
Spanish securities kept fairly good on the
peace prospects. Americans have been
easier in sympathy with other markets;
but closed good. 1t is generally believed
that nothing serious will come OF the po-
litical situation. which. however, Is ad-
mitted to be rather critical.
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Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 5.-Cattle-
Receipts. $500; market steady to stTong
native steers. 3.50M525; COWS and helte rs
1.00n550; stockers and feeders, 2.oouo'oo
bulls. 3.00a3.s5
Sheep - Receipts, 1000; market firm
lambs, 3.6O96.00; mttons, 2.5014,25.
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Among the Thousand Islands is one called
Grindstone. It is seven miles long and three
wide. The inhabitants of this island are q
well-infofmed class of people who devote
their energies to farming and quarrying for
livelihood. In the home of one of these
islanders resides Florence J. Sturdivant, the
fonr.year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Sturdivant She had remark
able experience recently.
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Aug 5.-Callfornia dried
fruits dull.
Evaporated App!es-Common, 6@sc per
pound; prime wire tray, Sla@Ss4c; choice,
Ss40t9c; fancy, 9l2c.
Prunes-4MSc 49,
Apricots-Royal, S1a@1oc; Moorpark. 1Oa
12c. r,o.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 5NSc; peeled, 12@16c.
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Releases, $1,000 and Over

DAILY Statement-Aug. 81
Fred Shoppe to j. A. G. Nelson ct AL,
0lS-l4
Mary F. Mason to C. w. Mason, $685.
]. johnson to G. e. Sullivan, 1851.
Three releases under $1,000 ............
Total Observation-Disclosures.
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Saw. F. & B. Soc. to r. S. Lewis, 57s-

6 ............. ..................'..... 1000
Metropolitan l.. Assn to w. IL.
=, Holmes, 345-S7 ..................... 600
Same to c. A. Baskerville 333- 40 49,. 1900
Same to j. G.. Mossin ,3J6-Gt .......... $500
Same to M. Rieder, 39T-55........... ] 900
j. II. Shankland to e. II. Hege, 514-
Union Nut. b. e. L. Assn to W. ].
Hamilton, 449-l97 .................... 1000
Fourteen releases under $1,000. ......... $500
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1924, 200
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Gladly Statement-Aug. A.

]. G. Bell ct al. to So. Cal. Saw. Blk
Part Ho. San Antonio, yrs, 10h per
cent ........ ...... ...'....... 20
F. Noble ct al. to H. c. Bohrmann-
Lots and 6, blk SO, Ro. Prov. and
Scott trt, 2 yrs, 9 per cent. ..:........ 2
Clara l.. S. Mcclure to Isabel G., d.
Johnson-Lot 6, blk Q, Tallmadge,
Foote & Burnham trt, yrs, 10 per =
cent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
Anna M and J. T. Pollock to Nellie
CrowleyPart lots 81 and 80, blk 10,
Wolfskill Orchard trt, yrs, 10 per
cent ................... ..'... 1870.
Jane b. Ridgeway to Columbia Saw.
Bk-Part Sec. 2, s. a. yrs, 111a !.
W. w. Brookner ct al. to Fl. Johns
Lot 43 and part "A, blk A, Dunkel-
berger trt, yrs, Il pei, GENT. 800. 1.
J. c. Salisbury ct al. to U. s. Mort
gage & T. Co.-Part lot 8, blk 0. o.
S., Jan. 1, 1903, s per cent. ........ TO-
Twelve mortgages under $1,000 $500. d.
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Petroleum
Local Quotations

OIL CITY, Pa, Aug. 5.Credit balances
96c; certificates. 95s4c BID ifor cash.
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able experience

In an interview with a reporter Mr.. Stur-
divant said: FLORENCE was taken sick in
February, 1896, with scarlet fever and we i'm
mediately called a physician. After two
weeks the fever subsidized but Florence was
left with o very weak back. Severe pains
were constantly in the back and stomach;
The difficulty seemed to baffie the efforts Of
the physician.
" Finally at the end of four months of
treatment, we found our pftient completely
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DAILY Statement-Aug. ~
Cal. T. ms. & T. Co. to Anna NJ. and
]. T. Pnllock. lS7-76 ...............
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While there are 125 100000 people at the
present time whose everyday language is
English. there are only 80 900 900 who speak
Russian, rs, 900 900 who speak German, 3d.,
600 600 who speak French, 100000 who
speak Spanish and 35,O0OO 900 who speak Ital-
len. This marvellous growth of the English
tongue is directly due to the rapid develop
ment of the United States aided of course
by the Anglo-SaXon's natural colonizing
spirit. In this country there are less than
50. 900 900 people. and greatly less than that
number in the whole of the United King
DOM This estimate indicates the spread Of
the language into all parts of the world.
All prices of wall paper greatly reduced.
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Bond List

NEW YORK. Aug. 5-The following
are the closing prices of bonds on the New
York stock exchange today:
Z S new As reg .12Si2 \ J 5s...:...1 l2ls
do coup. 12S N Carolina 6s....125
II S 1l2is do As. 1891
do coup. ...l12 n Pacific lists. .ll2lg
do 2ds. 81 do 3s....... 647s
L S IS reg......113 do 4s...... .1OOla
do IS coup.l13 NY C Il St L....101
District IS 65. .116ls Nor 81 W 6s.....12l
Ala Glass A. .1OS n w Cons1ls ---141h
do B..i0D do deb s...1iS
do C. SO o Nav 1sts.......1l2
do Currency 80 do As. go. 9sla
Atchison Is 49,. 95T O Line Is FPS
do adj 49,. 12@s do IS r.. .lOG9s
Can So IDS. .....1lOls Pacific Us of 95 .lo2h
Can Pac lists. Reading is ... S39s
Chicago Term. IS r q w 1sts...... s912
G & Ohio bs. ..11i% ST. & | NJ con s.160
c H & d 41ss.. .10ias S L. & S f gen Us. 10
d &, G. lists. HOS st Z Con. .....l4212
d & r G 4s.... 96i2 st p & c = lists. lis
East Tenn lists .1059s do S.. lis
Erie Gen 4s.. Is SO Railway 5s... 97%
F w & d lists tr a S C non-fund...
Gen Elec 5s.... .105% S r & r 6s....... 70
@ Ii & S A Is. ..10i Tenn new set 3s.. %
do EDS. .105 Tex ? |. G lists. JOY
H & 7 C 5s....110 do reg DDS. 424
do Con 6s.111 Union Pac As. $50
Iowa c ts....103la U Z ID Il & lists. 1914
K P Con tr.... Wabash lst 5s....1ll
X LIST Cd d. tr- do 2ds.... 30
l. A new con 4s.103 do Is. 81
I. s. Uni 4s...... 81 Va Centuries.... 72A
Missouri 6s..,..l02 w Shore 4s......1lV
M X a. T DDS. 1914 Y Ppfd. ...,...-.. 59,s
a9 Cen t ists.:1i iS'a 'd DO did,. Sc
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Plate Glass Insurance

The long-expected struggle between the
plate-glass insurance companies began to-
day, says the New York Post OF the 3Oth
ult., and for the first time in several years
five of the largest concerns doing business
in this territory were relieved of all re-
strictions and accepted business at what
ever rates they pleased. The companies
thus affected were the Fidelity and Cas-
ualty company, the Metropolitan Plate
Glass Insurance company, the Lloyd s
Plate-Glass Insurance company. the New
York Plate-Gass Insurance company, and
the New Jersey Plate-Glass Insurance
company. A few days ago George f. Sed-
ard, president Of the Fidelity and Casualty
company. notified members Of the Plate
Glass association, which then governed
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Treasury Statemen

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, 1921 ,523, $50
gold reserve, $1SS $780, Ill
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Optical work; accurate fitting. J. w
Fuller, a15 North Main street.
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All prices of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom, 1924 South Spring street
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NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The following
| are the closing prices on the New York
| stock exchange today:
Atchison 49,. 1884 do I'd pfd,... BOZ
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-Silver bars,
5s1sc Mexican dollars, Asa 46lac.
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PARIS, Aug. 5.-Spansh tours closed a
10 90
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Sruppen ie6r eri9peren unb in Der Res
qen8eit bie1ei9t tbeilneiie gang unm0gz
Ii9 MAIDEN t0nnte. Welhe pon betoen
llrIa9en nun am meiitsn Du3u 6eigetrds
aen bat, Dap Die Ipanii9e SruppenitGrte
in uno BEL Santiago OerbGltniBmdbig 10
qering mar, lGbt ii9 frsili4 bon bier
aus ni6t 6eurtbeilen. Nber felbft penn
mar annimmt, baB bas ben 0itli3en
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qen3eit gana unpuIiirbar lei, 10 lit IS
ni6t peritGnbli6. parum ni6t in benz
8e8irt Santiago gum minbeiten Dor
benz 8eginn Der eigentli6en Regen5eit
cine gr0Bere ipunii4e Eruppenma4t
perfammelt purbe. 9enn bic Wa6rz
i6einli9tsit ipru9 bafir, DAB Die Dime
rifaner biei.n She'll Der Sniel fir cine
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bes6al6, neil Ii9 bier Der Qufitdnb am
ftGrfften be6auptet bate. Die Sbee
fonnte ni9t fern lieger, bic Nmeritdner
fih in Santiago perbeiben gu ldf1en unb
bann etnen StoB bon Horben Fer in i6re
sSlante unb ibren Riiden 81 fibren.
5a Die @merituner fat gar feline Rel
tcrei Bel ii9 batten (i6re &dbdGerie mar
gum gr0Bten She'll unberitten gelanbet
unb fGmpfte gu SUBJ, 10 piirbe Die
munaelnoe @uftlGrung pobl Elm Ioldes
9ordeben Der Spunier ~begitniigt bab,n.
merbinos fpdren es bier Die 4uffGnoi=
fhen, pel9e ben 4m~eritanern ben
Munael an RaDanerie gum S6etl gu err
ieben permo9ten.
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rafteriTiren ii9 ais @efe4te I'm 8ors
Steuungen, pel9e bic ipdnii4s9eidsung
natiirli6 ni9t bebuupten tonnte. Die
QmsrifaniI6en Sruppen, Die 5uHleift aus
RequlGren unb einisen freipiaigen Rsz