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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-12-28
APPLICATION No. see2.
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the State of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of November, 1915, in accord.
ance with Section SO, Chapter 140, Of
the Statutes Of 1913, one Charles v.
Clutches, Of National, County Of Hum
boldt, and State of Nevada, made APP
plEation to the State Engineer of Ne
vada for permission to appropriate the
public waters Of the State Of Nevada.
Such appropriation is to be made from
Canyon Creek, at a point in the SEA
of SEA of Sec. Is, T. 40 NJ, r. 80 E.,
NJ. d. B. & NJ, by means of an iron
pipe, and "a Of one cubic foot per Sec
end 10 to be conveyed to the SEA Of
SWA Of Sec. Is, T. As N, R. 80 g.,
NJ. D. B. 8 NJ, by means of q pipe line,
and there used for irrigation purposes,
from April until November of each
year. Water not to be returned to
stream
w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
First publication Nov. 81, 1916. 4
Last publication Dec. IS, 1915. Al
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-12-28
STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL
MEETING

The annual meeting Of the share
holders Of the First National Bank of
Winnemucca, Nevada, will be held at
it's Banking Office IN Thursday, jan
uary 18th, 1916, at 1880 p. m, for the
purpose of electing a Board Of Direct
ors to serve during the ensuing year;
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting.
J. SHEEHAN, Cashier.
Winnemucca, Nevada, Dee. 9th, 1915.
-advt.td.
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and the right to transact all business
commonly done and transacted by said
Wells Fargo & Co., over the railway
mileage operated by the s. p. r. r. Co.
within the Inlay School District,
County of Humboldt, State of Nevada.
Said Wells Fargo & Co. operate within
the limits Of said Inlay School Dis
trict, owe a railway mileage of 1898
miles, at $2S1.15 per mile. Tax 1870
penalties 1910, costs 81; total tax
S42.74.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-12-28
DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNERsHIP

On and after December Is, 1915, the
e~opartnership existing between Fl. X.
Mayhem, l.. Mayhem and Calvin Brad
way, under the firm name Of H. X.
Mayhem & Company, will be dissolved.
After that date Calvin Broadway win
own and conduct the Hotel Sulphur,
and II. X. Mayhem and L. Mayhem viii
own and conduct the mercantile bust
ness under the firm nam of II. X. q
L Mayhem.
Sulphur, Nevada, December IL, 1915.
III. X. MAYHEM,
l.. MAYHEM,
advt.jS CALVIN Broadway.
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Goodin, j. T., & w. r. Chadwick
The fractional M Sec. "a, T. 20 N,
Il. 81 E., 272 acres. Tax $65. 2s, penal
ties 1858, costs So; total tax 1881.
Larson, H.-SWA Sec. 35, T. 26 N,
R. 81 E., 100 acres. Tax $3.50, penal
ties 1884, costs So; total tax $44.24.
Reed, It. A.-Wh SEA Sec. 2, T. rs
N, R. 81 E., so acres. Tax 1920, pen
alties $1.92, costs 50; total tax $23.12
Sehaefels, Gerhard-Sh SWA, So
SEA Sec. 20, T. 25 N, R. 81 E., I60
acres. Tax $3s.40, penalties 1894, costs
81; total tax SAP
Monday, January IL, 1916, at IL
O'Clock M, l will sell to pay the afore-
said Taxes. Penalties and costs of ad-
vertising will be collected in addition
to the original taxes. Also that said
property is subject to redemption
within six months of date Of such sale
by payment of said sum with 3 per cent
per month thereon from date until paid.
F. g. HOENSTTNE,
County Treasurer and Ex-Officio Tax
Collector Of Humboldt County, State
of Nevada.
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silver stats and q r. cau Soc month
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Fatrview School

Larson, H. P.-WR VIZ Sec. /, T.
81 N, R. 81 E., alfalfa 3rd class 10
acres, grain IA acres, arabic 3rd class,
1882 acres; improvements; l wagon,
2 sets harness, machinery, 4 work
horses, 2 milch cows, 2 hogs, 20 chick
ems. Tax $40.29, poll tax So, penalties
$4.32, costs So; total tax 1882.
Wells Fargo & Co.-That certain
property belonging to Wells Fargo &
Co., towit: The right to carry express
and the right to transact all business
commonly done and transacted by said
Wells Fargo & Co., over tie railway
mileage operated by the s. P. 7 r. Co.
within the limits of the Fairview
School District, county of Humboldt,
State Of Nevada. Said Wells Fargo &
Co. operate within the limits of said
Fairview School District over a rail-
way mileage of 1872 miles at $2s1.15
per mile. Tax 1912, penalties 1897,
costs So; total tax $45.69.
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winnemucca b

Burdette, NJ. E.-NWA Sec. 10, +.
81 n, b. 35 E., 100 acres End class
grazing land. Tax 1922, penalties SO,
costs So; total tax 1902.
Brooks, Peyton Hall Sec. 33, T.
80 N, r. 80 E., GAO acres G. P. con-
tract land, all End class grazing. Tax
$27.71, penalties $2.77, costs So; total
tax $32.4s.
Fable, Carl-Nh NWA Sec. %, T.
81 N, R. 3S E., 80 acres End class
grazing. Tax $3.47, penalties .35, costs
So; total tax $5.s2.
Gawthorne, Frederick A.-SWA Sc
Il Sec. 16, T. 81 N, R. 3S E., 40 acres
End class grazing land. Tax $1.73, PEN
alties II, costs So; total tax $500.
Tufts, Mary V.-NEA NEA Sec.
10, T. SO N, R. 3S E., 40 acres con-
tract land, all End class grazing. Tax
$l-73, penalties IT, costs So; total tax
$500.
Wilson, E. W.-An Sec. 5, all Sec.
81, t. SO N, r. 3S E.; all Sec. 81, T.
81 NJ, R. SO E.; 1923.36 acres G. p.
contract, all End class grazing land.
Tax $500, penalties 1882, costs 81;
total tax $93.52.
Wells Fargo & Co.-That certain
property belonging to Wells Fargo &
Co, to-wit: The right to carry express
and the right to transact all business
commonly done and transacted by said
Wells Fargo & Co., over the railway
mileage operated by the S. P. r. R. Co.
within the limits of the Winnemucea
School District, County of Humboldt,
State of Nevada. Said Wells Fargo &
Co. operate within the limits of the
said Winnemucca School District over
a railway mileage of 23.S56 miles at
$2s1.15 per mile. Tax $107.4s, penal
ties, $10.75, costs 50; total tax $120.25.
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9eutI4e Sffi3iere, bic erIaienen, %eritduns
ten ii6er Die f9pade Clinic, nit ber Qr3
ben ptdtigen 3ugang naA Reuianbec
Iperrte, unO fragten nu6 ben Heierben.
aber 4r3t f6itteIte IddeInb BEN &opF:
naeIeroen? Dies tit dies, mas i'd babel"
gun tpuroe bas aprps aus BEN
gerbano Der g(rmee Soiepb 6erbinonos
in ben Der Qrmee Madenfen i~i6erlpieTsn,
purbe maffirt unb NIT Stobofden Dreis
BigttnbnIb : 3entimcter M}0riern uno
4rupPiden GiuunO5pan3ig 3entimeterz
W}0riern reid a~uBgeitattet. S6re Sra
naten 3ertpijblten Bic feinbIi9en SteIuns
gen auf benz @orgeIdnbe unb ben Berg
tdmmen berart, baB bon ben bort befinos
Iiden l%lnterfdnben urb S%inoerniFen ni9t
bel me6r ii6rig bIie6. 8ie ruiiiinen
SDlbaten iDurben rei6entpeiie 3erfebt. Die
le6erlebenben ipdren tDie geldbmt por
gntTeBen. go purpen bic @aIi3ier beg
guitttberges unb bic ltngarn Der Wietz
roptd1Dbe nit berhdItnismdBig geringen
@trluIten 6err. Die @erfolgun9 beg
6einDe8 bur9 bic iiesreihe 12. 9tbiIioa
nurbe dif Dem Iinten 5Iigel our6 uns
ftre I. Il. I. Observation-Disclosures nefentli1
geT6rbert. Die 80. 0ibiiion ging pd6z
renbbem in Der giatung 3agor3anb noroz
Ii6 8iee3 bDr. 9ds 10. 6onbeoregiment
nabm In fiebenmdIigem @niturm bic BON
@c9ner be9auptete 66ben. 6inter SasIo
iteGten iib bic Rufen erneut bel S3ebnie.
Die ungreifenbe 80. 9ibiiion brdng nit
ibrem erften Sturm ni6t bur9, BEN
3peittn Strrm aber erldgen bic RuTen
unb gdben in ~iiberbaftetem Giid3ug bic
beibtn 8dbntinitn noh Gunot uno R3ts
i3op frei. 9as aprbs 9Gr3 FoI9te Der
Iebtfren @trede Big gum San in fteter
6ibtung nit ben BreuBen be8 Generals
b. 8rdncois. NIT bsnen 3uTammen ts aud
bic 8~tiident6pFe no1m, Namentti9 beim
Gturm ouf SarosIdu tnb Sic Sdponops
Ifab0Ge me6r.. oas 8orps ben Ru6m fets
ntr 3ebn &rieaSmondte. Die 5onbebs
unb bas 2inienregimeut go. Sc perben
ia aud ppn umtliaer beutIder Stite be-
fon6ers he~rborgeboben. Die ltbte WoF=
fentbat bes &orps qr5 1T bic tataitrppbdle
3erfprengung ber pitfpdrts Raobmno unb
norO6Ilia qr8embI einscieBten ruIiii4en
Reieroen.
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FEsTUN0sPLAN vow PRzEMYsL.
Die Pren6il6en @arOereaimmter int &efe6f.

@erpuaoung ouf erbcuttte babel aber
%Orti6unotrt gefangene, 8psi gei4abs
uuO cine gn5a9f Mdi6inengspe6re.
Sbre annette @ergitclung batten ole
&uRen faSIia 8iec3 auf bfm 373 metet
6oben 0ic5at be3ogcu, nm baburd ba8
GopataI nit Der giIcn6a6n unD Der
Cambridge 81 Tperren. Mud biefe itafs
TeIformig dusgebuute .Steltung lpuroe
BON 9arottorps geIiirmt bag nunmebr
in Dem gdn5en Gaum 3piiten Der mis-
LOLA unb benz Wi8Iot bic 9trfolgung Der
in norbpeItfi9er Gidtung ~flie6enben
GuFcn aafnd6m. JiirIt Rd0to Dimitritp
mar bon Sash nad R3ei3op eeflohen.
1tr Grain ber ruifIden Qrmee. geg;n
Orcibigtauienb 8nbrnerte fam BEL Saslo
in bds &rel3feuer Der O~erfolgenoen g(rs
ti1eric. Quf BEN 8a6uhof lpurben 5pei
SpitaI3iae unb 5ebn Uagaons 2iebe8s
8abeu uGuGtei, 8eute puroe iibethdupt
aemaht. Qln eintm Gage iie6en
Gei5iibe, am ndaIteu aettn, am britten
bier, ebenio GeFdngene auein an einem
Gage iiber fiinFtauirno oabon br~eitaufenb
bur9 Elm ein3iges Regiment. Gin 8ataiGs
Ion bcs A., Gdrberegtments gu SUB nabm
nit einem Gdlag Iosar biertaRIenbfinfs
bun6trt mann nit Dem 0berit an Der
Ieines 0ffi3prtorps gefangen.
Stint Snfonttries uno bier 8dbatIerjes
oibiiionen, bic 0imitrisp planlos ourds
tinanber an bic gefdbrOstIttu GkIn
toHuten bas @erbdngnis niht Htebr
dufbdIten. Der peittre 8ormarIh BEG
@arbctorps 1T i'm groBen burd ben 2uuf
bs8 Iislot Bis sur Minbuns in ben Gan
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b.Erlftt
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rln1 bar All ttuijhW 3afhautrihait bic
aClBmpia" biel Battle lttntu ioann
@sHn Der ari.1 nihis arberts fit bic
Aapdltgit atih1u bai. 70 bat er ft bie
9unH 6t5 6inhemtbnttmens etitbri.
Dds Wgiirmnen mtt 6inberuiHm, oas
bier qeltidt nurot ii69rtrdf on Gdarf
finn, p.rH Mot an Sibioteit, 4aes mas
mon bti Der a@rono Rational" oosr Der
aDlpmpid' fe1su i-uH .48cnH "a 10
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meter gebt" fagte elm 3u1dduer, rperbm
bic Pferbe bal0 GtadeTprabtber9due uebs
men t0nnen.@
Qber Observation-Disclosures Iinb nidt
Der ein3ige Sport, Der getriebeu pirb. Sin
puar &aoolleriiten, bic nenltd bon elm
pdar Sagen llrIdub aug Gn9lanb 3urids
tebrtsn, pdren NIT elmer Nngelrutbe anO
nit beridiebenen QngeItorfen atlagetotz
tet. @5 giebt 3pei Qtrten ber Gif@erei in
8el9ien unb 5rantrei9. Su einem Gtrom
giebt e 6orelen. bic auf bic iibfi6e 9eiie
ourd 6liegeu gefangen per6en, a6er 6ds
lit t6eDretii9, benn ntdt Ielten perIu6ten
Die G~ubaqeriiten bergebIi4, iie burd bic
uppetttli67te mGrafliege an3uloden.
Die 6oreaenfliife iino Ielten, un6 Der
Slider muB Iid oft nit einfaaerer
8eute 3uFrieben ge6en. Quf benz @runb>
fttid zines alien S6lofes befinbet fid elm
breiter @tdben, in benz ii6 cine Sorte
Slide tummeIt, bic ben Raturfori6em
&opf3erbreben ma9t. IS lit cine 4tt
Slid NIT etnem Bart, BON qelbli9er
5ar6s un0 etnem 9ur6f6nittsgepi9t BON
etfua einem 8funb. SO lit tpeber Elm
6dlei nod elm Rarpftn. Wit Der 8ers
folgung bieier gebeimniBbolen 8eIa6pfe
t0nnt SIR einige unicrer prd4tigen aa>
baaeriIten oft ftutbeHlanq bef6dftiot
feRen, pur9 bic erbitternbe Gigendrt bes
6ti4es, INNER MIR an BEN Sober Su
nippen, in iteter @rresuns. 8as iinb bic
&iinfler.
Damn giebt es pieoer anbere. Sic cine
T4neGlere uHb unbdrm6er3igere DeiIe hes
5ifaens bor3ieben Sic bege6en fi6 at BEN
SReiln beS 9anaIs, po man grpBe Mtts
gen BON Pl0ben unb @eiBFifhen b1rs
mutbet. Dem WngrifF Qe6t, pie Bel itotm
mooernsu, Elm Nufnd7b BON Gbrs of
fen borau, Qber in oiSiem Safe mc6t cs
tetne groBen RoIten. Sin flejue3 @a1oct
ShitB6dumfpple, BAG unttr Der W1Htr.
oberfId6e eTplooirt, lit acul9 Ta oGs
Slide, b. fia In Der gdhe b2Firoaa GH
BOAR Qu9en6lide nab ber GntlofuHg F3bt
MAJ tie uHtere Seite Der 6aeg J1
WiBfiihe on ber 96erfli6e Ell
Der Griihlina bat au6 rag @ni
tpieber m0gli6 qemdht, iebt mo
mebr iebe Rugel glei6 einqr65i
aud btnfdllt. mir f1etnen uns
bes Slid Degss bon benz llr!h f
alien SroiTort %ertfernt gu hoben e~
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fillmore Menidenbereint9uHg ri 'Go
als DieIe ipielen6e enoIii6e 8abu0af,
3iHtsr Der Grout, ME bin8u5ufdgtn 1T!
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g, u. I.
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g, u. I. aritg8preffequnrtit
q. Mtai.
ltebtr bic 8ert6talng oer ardFtt
beim 8ampf um qr3cmpst, iber
oas 3uIammenpirfen Der OeutIfpn
unO 6terrtibtT6 ungariI6en 6ttress
t6eiIe ii i'm QnIhluB an meinen
leBtcn 8eri6t 5olgeHbes na6qes
trageu: Bel @romnit rtihten ii6
Oehtrreider unb preuBiIbe @aroe bic
Sonb. Sitr Iebte bic GrontIiuie Der tome
binirttn Qrtnte mlddenien NIT elmer
5ront6reite bon 80 ailometern Elm gsgtn
80 &ilometer Sronttdnge ber qrmee So
igpb Gerbinanbs. 8a8 preuBifft @qrbes
forps dts Iinter Glii9eI Der @rmet ma
bate ein ihtpieri9e8 9ergatldnbe
aipii6en Der 8tatd unb Der mislota onr1
5cin6 3u fiu6trn. Gs mari ben @sgner
3unddf ous BEN gioldabf6nitt @roms
nit-Gie5topite, pnraHf CT f6 qesen
unb giets 3uriid8og unb peItIi6
bteier btiosn Drte fhoH borbtreitete fta-te
66benitequugen einndhm, btren S1upts
f%tiihbunft ber 425 Meter Robe 9erQ Qipis
mar unb bic BEL Slpinp unb Ro3enrdrf
bic beiben Administration bebtrri9Ien.
en Dem pdlotden 60hen9ehiet fam 9
nd6 fur3er authorization gor6treituug
az b~drtnddiaen RabfGmpfen, aus beuer
bic @aroe oIs Sitger hernorqiug. No6
am ieIbeu Qbeno tpuroeH Olpiup, Saers
3pnD uno bic 66ben n6rbIi9 bubon BON
ihr befebt. Die @erluIie einasIner aomz
pagnien tparen betrddtlih. Qnbererieits
mics tinc aompaanie beg J.. 9drbtrceis
ments nur sirsn GiHssrfduB ais einsi9s
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purbe oas Q6sHo6rot genommfn, iDoraui
Der 3dr 5ar 9iIa GranieI in Der GlrdBg
1borIlisqo fubr uuo bort iifernddisie
Nm Hddisu gcrmittag ttfdtiaie Der Gar
6as Gort %5bannop1aora. lin elm ltbr ers
Ihieu er gum MittageFen i'm 9aIiuo.
lin brei llbr te6rie er nit btr Balm mad
Qsmberg 5uriid. Sn her lebten 3eit nurs
ben ute mdnnfihen Gioitiiten 5luiI6eH
isd5ebu uno fiinf3i0 Sa6rtu 3ur Gteluuq
befoblsn unb bic Militdrtauglidgn inter
linen mad 9uBtanb uerihidt. SnsQes
Iammf fno duf oieis @eiie 5000 Ma1m
aus BEN 8e3irt pr8eug8E 3ipang8peiIe
i~nternirt porben.
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gOlbiammluns bOu ean6furmleuten.

Die 5. aompaonie bes 2%dnoiturms
gdtaiflon8 Soften BAT 10000 Mart III
Sob seiammelt uno Der asi9sbant
ubetpisIsn.
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Pr1emysI's.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-24
Watching the cupes?

Monday morning the Journal sporting
editor got few laughs by saying that
the Cupids. or Lewiston's team in the
New England League, had class. even
though at the bottom Of the league. On
Monday the Lewiston game with Law
renee. then the league leaders. was
postponed. On Tuesday the Cupids
cleaned EN- up by to /. On Wednes-
day Lewiston took Manchester out of
the first division by winning both
games of a double-header, s to 5 and
to 2. Thursday the Cupids took Man
chesters measure again, to O. Yester-
day Worcester was the victim by 5
to 4, and Lewiston is now in sixth
place. Tim Leonard will have to come
across al once or take the conse-
quences. We're not picking winners
ike that for nothing. But, anyway.
the sporting editor will now have a
few little giggles all his own. Tee. Hee,
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PIRATES take
z FROM GIANTS

New York, July 23.-Pittsburgh
defeated New York in both sections
of a double header here today, the
scores being to l and to 5.
In the first game Pittsburgh bunch
ed four hits on Matilewson in the
third inning and four more on Ritter
in the fifth, scoring three runs in each
case. Johnston drove in three Of the
runs and scored two himself.
In the second game. Tesreau had a
bad start and a bad finish.
Catcher Doom of New York was
ordered off the field in the second inn
ing of the second game. and two inn
ings later Umpire Klein cleaned the
entire Giant bench, chasing IA play
ers Score:
Pittsburgh % 0 3 o 3 o o 0 o-s-1o-2
New York Il 0 o 0 0 0 O 0 0-1- al
Batteries: Adams and Schang:
Mathewson, Ritter and Doom. Umpire,
Klein and Cockill. Time, 1:4s.
Second Game:
Pittsburgh - 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-4-s-1
New York 20 0 % i 0 0 0-3-5-1
Batteries: Mamoux. Cooper and
Gibson. Schang; Tesreau and Meyers.
Umpires. KLEIN and Cockill. Time, ,
hous.
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ST. LOUIS

Two-base hits-Speaker, Wagner. Lew
is Three-base hit-Austin. Stolen bases
Speaker. Scott, Wagner. Earned runs
Boston 6. St Louis 3. Sacrifice hits
Wagner, Pratt. Double play-Lavan TO
Howard. Left on bases-Boston II, St.
Louis 5. Bases on balls-Off Gregg 3.
off Collins !, off Lowdermilk 6. off Lev
erenz 4. Hits-Of Leonard in innings
off Lowdermilk in 1-3 innings; off
Gregg 0 in is inning: off Leverenz in
% innings; off Collins 3 in % in
nings. Hit by pitcher-By Lowdermilk,
Leonard. Struck out-By Leonard ., by
Collins A, by Lowdermilk 3, by Leverenz
l. Wild piteh-Leverenz. Umpires, Con-
molly and Wallace. Time, 22S.
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also broke into new ground at T1s.
A few industrials and equipments
participating more or less actively in
profitable war contracts rose and fell
within comparatively narrow limits.
Railroad stocks were more promi-
nent. but almost wholly at the ex-
pense of quoted values. Shares like
St. Paul, Canadian Pacific. Southern
Railway preferred and Texas and
Pacific, descended to lowest prices in
years. st. Paurs minimum of IS be-
ing the record since 1898. All the car
riers in the Southern and South
western sections of the country were
heavier at declines of / to points.
Actual new low prices were estab-
lished by Missouri Pacific at 23s, Sea-
board Air Line Preferred at S0A.
Rock Island at l013, and Norfolk and
Southern at II.
The chief factor in connection with
the heaviness> of the Southern stocks
was the discouraging cotton outlook
resulting from the war together with
unfavorable earnings. Cotton options
were mostly higher, however, In re-
Spouse to an urgent demand for the
staple from foreign sources. Dealings
were the iightest Of any recent ses-
sion. the overturn in the specialties
being from one quarter 20 one-half
under that of the mid-week. Baldwin
Locomotive. Westinghouse and Amer
lean Can together with L. s. Steel,
made up one-third Of the total OF
415,000 shares.
International conditions. particular
ly the impending reply Of this gov
eminent to Germany. furnishing the
basis for much of the days hesita-
ton. There were no developments of
interest in the markets for foreign
exchange,
Bonds were irregular with renew
al Of foreign selling. Total sales. par
value, aggregated $1.655,000. United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
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Dun's Review

New York. July 23.-Dun's tomorrow
will say: Apart from the development
Of further labor controversies, the gen.
eral situation maintains its favorable
aspects. Recent settlement Of the
West has been followed by the adjust
ment of the local clothing strike. but
fresh disturbances have arisen here
and elsewhere. notably at oil plants in
New Jersey. Differences between en-
ployers and wage earners, however,
are not yet sufficiently widespread to
seriously interfere with the progress
OF manufacture and distribution, al
though the unsettled conditions make
for increased conservatism in some
directions. 1t is not the season for the
tide Of business to rise, but there are
indications of a we'll sustained volume
Of transactions in various commercial
and industrial lines. Not the least sig
nificant Of these is the steady upward
trend Of commodity prices. Most prod
ucts are gaining in value because Of
the urgent foreign demands, but in
some instances domestic consumption
is also broadening. Except for essn-
TALLY hot weather merchandise. recent
high temperatures had the usual effect
Of retarding the retail movement, yet
bank clearings at outside cities this
week were again slightly larger than
last years, while with New York in
cluded. the gain was s.5 per cent. Re-
turns Of railroad earnings do not make
the same favorable comparison, but
they are gradually increasing"
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The REDS TRIM
PR|LLIES 3 TO 7

n'iaoeiphia, July 2S.-Bad work on
psses by both teams figured large
~ me game which Cincinnati won
.;.. ralacelphia today, to ?. The
cVercame Philadelphia one
nr,as N the eighth, when Herzog
ne e. with the bases filed, two run
en eof'hg. In the ninth with two
nc, os Niehoff walked and scored
.rn Neach fumbled Whitted's single.
= s.s gave Leach a pass at
,hs OF the 10th and Rixey went
xom,, ,uo'er' Mollwitz's sacrifice and
10y out put Leach on third and
ro,' scored when Niehoff fumbled
kin ua sFounder. The score:
Pbi,saa asu 80 100000 1871
p s..ephia ...oo0ooo1O1ea-s-1
klsrtse YES, Toney. Benton. Dale and
kartner 'en kolnitz; chalmer, Baum
Eres p, hlxey and B. Kilnfer. Um-
| = hSron and Eason. Time, 2.1o.
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TWO ST. LOUIS PITCHERS HARD
hit BY RED S0x AND BOSTON
USES ; PITCHERS SCORE 8-3

St. Louis, July 23.-Boston today de-
feated St Louis to 3. Lowdermilk, who
started, and Leverenz, who finished for
ST. Louis, were wild and were hit hard
with men on bases. Leonard, who stan :
ed for Boston, was hit on the knee by
ore of Lowdernlilk's fast ones when he
came to bat in the fourth and had TO re-
tire. Gregg replaced him, but in turn
was replaced by Collins after passing
three of the four men who faced h.ni.
After the fifth Collins . lowed St. Louis
one hit The sco-a:
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New York Produce Market

70 New York, July q.
FLOUR-Steady
.WHEAT-spot firm: No. red 116@1lea:
No. ! hard 12o ga New York: No. !
northern Duluth 112 Ia new elf Buffalo.
Futures firm.
CORN-spot strong; No. yellow %
3-S prompt shipment.
OATS-Spot firmer; standard g.: No. 8
white eS; fancy clipped white s4d67.
PORk-Steady.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Firm; middle west So5as15.
BUTTER-Steady to firm; receipts u,&
l6S tubs: creamery extras. 90 score, Isl;
higher scoring 27d27a; firsts 24sa2e: Sec
onds 23@24.
EGGS-Weak; receipts lo44s boxes;
fresh gathered extras 2i@25; extra firstst
2ad22i: frsts 1ss@A; seconds 17dls:
nearby hennery whites fine to fancy 2S0
q; do. browns 24G26.
POTATOES-Easy; new No Dbl. SN
12s: seconds 5oq75; new yellow sweets
400d500. ;,
SUGAR-Raw nominal: centrifugal Of
fered at All; molasses 400; refined quiet. /
The future market closed steady threei
points lower to five higher. Sales $500
3D.
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C0vELESKIE HAS
BEST OF DUEL

Detroit, July 2S.-Holding Washing
ION TO three hits, Coveleskie outpitch-
ed Gallia and Ayers today and won
Tor Detroit to l. Successive wild
throws by Mcbride and Neff togeth-
er with Stanage's single gave Detroit
It's two runs in the fifth inning. A
pase on balls, Fosters single and a
double steal in which Moelier reached
the plate produced the visitors tally.
Score:
Washington o 0 00O10 O-l-3-2
Detroit 40 q > -a-7-0
6atatefies: Gallia, Ayres and Hen
ry; Coveleskie and Stanage. Umpires,
Naiiin and Dineen. Time, 1884