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Notes o. the Day.


sLahesn ha. 2iayed Lord Dssdrsa,y ?,
195 tin,ex
| Kansas rejoiecs that i, is as large a. 6
Rhode Islands.
Why do honest ducks dip their heads IN.
der water: T" liquida,e their little bills.
Edgar A. Pes only sister lives at Hicks
Landing, Virginia. i" pinchiny poverty.
Con Orem Is teaching the young Phoebe
idea how to punch 'im hin ,l.er snoot."
Oregon printers ar raising money and
collecting type metal to bc sent to the Hor.
ace Greeley Monument Fund,
Josh Billings says: III l kin have plenty
of makrcl fur breakfast, I can generally
make tl,e other two meals Oh. 0f waller"
A Washington Territory man of sixty five.
instead of going around sampling grave.
stones, has married . girl IF twenty 0ue.
-Inwessern Wisconsin farmers dover their
daughters with 10000 hoop>polcs, which
arc cash when delivered NJ railroad station.
Napoleon w" is tall. slim, and of un.
progressing appearance. He pays very
little attention to dress. and would easily
pass for Hebrew
Ksu'bach, the celebrated German artist, is
engaged ona colossal oil painting of the
Delugc. Exchange.
It should liz water color instead of oil
painting.
The Jacksonville Joxrno! states that =
blooming, blushing school. girl called at that
Office the other day and inquired for ''papers
for week back" The idea suggested was
that sue wanted them for panier. ,... . .
A jealous Oregon hver attempted to cuff
his sweetheart. whercupOn she famed him
with poker untilal his front teeth dropped
out. That engagement is now off he says
her disposition Is not mild enough for his
use.
The Reese Rioer ReseiNe, unable tn restrain
its fiery wrath, relieves itself by stating that
It'd opp"nent handles subjcc. with all the
rccklessness of fool killing snakes" The
other man has been locked into the house
two weeks vainly cpdeavorIng to get up
some thing to say back.
The publishers If the Overland Noat1ly
have just received three characteristic poems
from joaquin Miller. who is now in England.
entitled I'll Nquero," ''S;erras," and n
Picture.
Tho editor Of the Dallcs Novnlaineer,
VII" has been visiting the machine shops of
the Oregon Steam Navigation Company,
s"ys: From the general appearance Of
things and from all we have been ablc to
learn on 1.-The outside" We are led to the
conclusion that the company anticipate
great rush 1T business the coming spring
and summer. The building of the two hun.
drel and seven miles Of railroad from the
Columbia river tn Pen d'Oreilie lake, will Of
itself require large amount Vt transpor,a.
lion. 10 say nothing of the regular business,
aud the company seems u In. hard at work
getting ready for il,
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WARRINGTON. Jan. %, 1873.
The only interesting feature in the pro.
ceedings of the House to day was the speech,
Ut Delegate Clagett of Montana on tho Nor
mon question. The Colorado bill was uu
der consideration, and Mr.. Hooper's amend. .
ment to admit Utah also gave Mr.. Clacc,t
IN opportunity to tell how the Mormon
hierarchy Ovcrrides oil law and Justice in
that Territory. He spoke from personal
observation. during residence there before
he wen! to Montana, aud quoted at length
from volume Of the ststu,es passed by the
Territorial Legislature to show tue treinen.
d0us power gwen to the churcl, authorities
tn persccute all persons obnoxious IL them.
even to conflscating their real estne and
running their business BY Obliging all church
members to shun them and have no business
dealings with them Mr.. CIayel,'s speech
was delivered with much earIestr ess aud
force, and attracted the attention If the en-.
TIRE House. No one replied u him on Ls>
half Ut the MOrmOns.' The bill again wen,
over without vote, to give place to the snx
nouncements6y the Connection, members of
The death Of the Hon. Julius L. Slrone.
The friends ut the bill have abandoned hi
hope OF ~ passage. There IL little dvub,
that u will he tabled, to>morrow, by large
0ss
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OtWD SUOW~
Salt Lake. February IA considerable
sensation was created here this evening BY
the press dispatch from Chicago, that the
President has determined ~ matter Of
policy 70 remove oil troops from the South.
srn States and place them in reasonable
contisuity TO Utah. The Normous affect 10
dlsbsl'vs the report, but are /: evidently
much disturbed. The Gentle and dissent>
Ing Morulons oil rejoice.
Clsgest's spssch on Utah il universally
applaudsd BY the 0entilcs ~ the best sxpo.
sitton OF truth ut the Mormon rule ever Civ.
en- in Congress. 0s... '..
1t II stated that company 10 forming in
Washington, D. c., 10 establish Ia this city
. drss class daily paper 10 the interest Of tho
anti Mormon sentiment, with cash. capital
Of 100000.
The HsraM. Mormon, says Logans bin
for Utah 10 clearly unconstitutional.
The snow blockade In Little Cottonwood
10 broken, and the ore Il Coming down On
pack anima1A It 10 estimated tast over 50.
Ooo tons Of ore y on the dunps ready for
transportation. 80 -
The Uaion 4 Central Pacific trains arc an
on time f#@ .1s Il r.
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Tele1raphic Hrevities.
Sumner and CamerOn are sick.

Sumner and Camcron are sick.
J"e Pcntland, the veteran clown, Is dead.
Rev. Frederick Marsh Of Connecticut !,
dead.
The syndicate has sold $500, 0OO, 900 Of til.
new bonds.
The Denver House. Kcokuk, Iowa, burn.
cd Saturday.
The Western Union las bought out the
Cuba Cable Company.
The Sutro Tunnel Company 10 In Con
gress for 81, O0O, 600 loan.
The Lydia Thompson blondes took in SS5,
w IN hour weeks ~ view Or:eaus.
Boston. February lO-The Senate fixed
March 11th for the election Ut Wilson's sue
crssor
A Washington special says that il IL the
growing impression that there will he an ex.
ira session of Congress.
The steamer Nevada, from Australia for
Frisco, Is fifteen days over duc-probably
went into Honolulu for repairs.
The Speaker appointed Dawes and Beck
- Tcllers on the part If the House to count
the electoral vote on Wednesday.
A portion Of the citizens of Beaver conn.
", Pa. have presented . rcmonstr.uce
against the location of Chinese laborers
there.
A bill Was introduced Ia the Senate On
Thursday prohibiting The several Territories
OF the U. 8 from giving or leaning credit
I" railroad companies.
San Francisco, February s.--The spizo.
otto has made i,s appearance among the
horscs OF Sacramento, and cases OF the dis.
case are clearly defined.
Vienna, February o.-The Empress Caro-.
lima Augusta, wid"w Of the Emperor Fr.ucis
l. and grandmother of the reisnine Em>
peror. died yesterday aged 81.
Mrs Edwin Forrest has notified the exe>
cut"rs ut her husbands will, that che viii
apply for her dover on tho ground that Fur.
rest Was never divorced from her.
The Vice President announced - . SPEC.
'al COMMITTEES. TO investigate the charges
against Pomeroy, Messrs. Frelioghuysen.
Buckingham, Alcorn, Thurman and V,ck.
ers.
Fifteen men were precipitatrd In the
James River an Thursday by the falling Of
ne 'reas'e WORK for The new bridge between
Richmond and Nanchester. Six vere
drowned.
Boston February 0-Senator Wilson /.
mere. dc has written bis letter Of resigna.
lion. 10 take effect on March Sd. Il will be
submitted to th" Legislature on Monday.
The election Of his SUCCESSOR takes place on
Tho 18th.
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The lecturer svowed himself convert TO
tho doctrine Of determination, a." and thought
tho proper way for Government to deal
with the Sioux, Arrspahoes. and other kin.
drcd savage tribes was to wips them from
the face of the earth by the military arm.
The sbsardity of Mr.. Clawsons views
herein came home TO bis audience with pe>
cu'iar force, and the Righteousness Ut his
premises became 1t last the more striking
when he 6londering!y attempted to dove.
tai! into his Iactuns 10 IN authority on the
Indian question blo.'d and thundev. bun.
comb and blue blaxes editorial from that
DISCRIMINATING" sheet, the Deer Lodge
NoRTn. WEsr.- Herald, Eel. 8.
NJ c:x: :a ri! S::s; S g: sses b. Is did S
assume to. and never ssw in It any article
fsvoring determination of any Indians.
The author Of the article In the Htrsld
therefore lies. No word favoring ex,er.
ninstion ever appeared In this paper. And
further than this, it Mr.. Clswson did favor
determination of the Sioux, we are satisfied
he would attempt it in a more honorable
method than that pursued BY jas. L. Fisk,
who, It common report 10 true, some
years since evidenced bis disposition toward
the Sioux BY purposely placing poison in
the streams from which they drank.
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C0xDEMNlTT0V OF LANDS.

OOSV w. ~1DSS >>>>~
Tho 0asekss Is SIN diseoaie6ed with the
Right Of Wy bill. TIE blu gives . con.
psny incorporated In any Territory power
70 constrOce. msia'ais end csetsol its road In
any and ~ Terttosiss. givssii 800 feet right
of way over oil public lands. and the several
Territories arc empowered to provide for
condemnation Of private lands. None
OF these points arc disputed. But while
half the subsidy shriekers arc condemning
Congress for interfering 10 local legislation,
the 0sssns condemns Congress for not
Wrestling from the Territories the right to
rovide for condemnation of private landa
How consistent They seeu 70 take only
marrow gauge" view. A Bill granting
Right Of Way to the Utah. Idaho and Mon.
tsns broad sosge road became law last
winter. We have heard no complaint
that II dues not confer oil the privileges
asked, and the Corinne Reporter says the
Central Pacific will now build that road for
$4,000. 900 subsidy and the n. N. p. 4 U.
folks asks e2,50o,0 O0 Look outside your
UOssO~ SOV&S vsosOOs 4SVS SU0 VOSWS9 oSyO
Idaho has no law providing for condemns
ton Of private lands. How then caa the
Northern Pacific build its road from WAL
lula to Pend Orcille Lake! Perhaps the
Gazette errs And then, is there . rod of
ground in Idaho. over which the Helena
nsrrow.gauge would run, from which the
Government has parted title? Another
thing: If Montana needs special act of the
Legislature TO provide for taking charge OF
the Territorial Penitentary, will not Idaho
also and will not IN extra session DO ~
necessary there Is here. Again: We have
been told what an enormous amount of tax.
e these roads will pay to the counties they
traverse. There will he more miles of the
Montana National Park and Utah narrow.
gauge road In Idaho than there will be in
Montana. over any route yet talked of. Az
Idaho will pay no subsidy, have . greater
extent Ut country traverscd by it, and r.
ccivcs the greater amount of taxes and bene.
dts, you will not have. If it is necessary, any
greater difficulty In obtaining legislation
there than here. and once obtained It il good
for oil roads ~ long - the law cxiets. Find
some other cause of complaint against the
Bill. You are Obdurate without cause.
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Harrisburg. Pa, February a-Ex Cover.
nor Gearv returned here from New York last
evening In apparent good health. About Q
O'Clock this morning, while breskfasting
with bis family and in the act OF helping bic
little son, bic head suddenly fell hack, and
before bis wife eoald get 10 his side and BE-.
fore medical sid could be summoned he Vas
dead. Il ID supposed that heart disease or
sppoplexy wss the cause. The etissns are
greatly excited and much sorrow i express.
ed. .." '.'
Harrisburg, February 9-Thc funeral of
0eary 10 announced for Tbursdsy morning
next, from the First Presbyterian Church.
Harrisburg, Pa. February 1.-THE poss
s'erte~ on the body of Gov. Geary resulted
In the conclusion that he died of syncope.
caused by nervous prossration, the result of
overwork and mslsrisl influences. His
brains weighed 50 1.e ounces. The funeral
will take place on Thursday. Gen. Gordon
has called out the fifth division Ut militia ~
funeral escort.
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~0 - ~ WV ADOp0SU8O.
Salt Lake, February 10. The agitation
OF tue Mormon leaders in anticipation Of
the immediate Congressional action on Utah
10 on the increase. The Ness. the church
organ. tonight denounccs Neglsy, Clagett
and Merritt, and especially Clsgeit bitterly.
In the Merritt bill, the essential points were
published here to-day. and were highly sat-
isfsctory to anti>Normons. The bcsvics,
business operators declare that the proposed
legislation. without delay, will improve the
hest interest of the Territory beyond ealcu.
'a'ion. Letters are pouring in from the mi
ners of different districts and IRE al jubilans
over the prObable overthrow of Brighsm's
rule; and oil loyal people ore eul,gixiug and
expressing thanks and gratitude 10 Grs..,.
Tho Mormon expedition started three
days ago from Kane county. for the pur>
pose Of exploring the country beyond the
Colorado river.
Gen. Maxwell, the contestant scsins,
Elder Cannon for the scat 40 delegate from
Utah. leaves Tor Washington to-morr,w.
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SPAIN A REPUBLIC.

Spain was the scene of an astonishing
event on Tuesday. King Amadeus volunta.
rily sbdicated the throne Of Spain. and .
Republic 10 declared, and apparently acqu,>
esced in by The people, rhs Assembly has
elected Martos, late Minister of foreign af-
fairs President, by . majority of s2s votes.
Amadeus and family have gone to Turin,
their former home, and were treated with
most respectful consideration by the people.
A King that will abdicate withou, being
cannonaded deserves to be canonizcd. II Is
certainly the most astounding event of the
age. that one Of the most absolute monarch
les IN the world, should be transformed in 4
day to Republic, without the loss of life,
by the voluntary sbdication OF the Sovcr.
eign. All hail the new Republic! Ill honor
n Amadeus.
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Chicago, February 1o-A Washington
special says that It seems to be we'll settled
conclusion among those most intimate with
the President, and most familiar with the
diplomatic policy of the Administration,
that sitter the 4th of March tho President
will make On almost complete change In the
list OF foreign ministers. Bancroft and Jay
are, It Is said. tn he first re called. Schenck
1t 10 believed. will retire at bis owa sugges.
ton. A weeping change is contemplated
In the South American republics, it being
the intention to send the ablest men to those
stations.
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1As Right e Way nm
From the Congressional Globe Jan. g.

From the Congressional Globe Jan. q.
. RAILROADS IN THE TERRITORIES.
MrCLAGETT. move to suspend the
rules and pass bill granting right of way
to railroad companies 10 the several Terrific.
ries. The bill was read.
The SPEAKER. Il there objection to the
passage Of the bill! r
NJ. NE0LEY. Iobjecs. r.
Mr. CLAGETT. Then I insist On nv
motion to suspend The rules. Before the
bill 10 acted upon I desire to occupy not ex.
csedtng two minutes 10 explaining It. We
have ct least fifteen hundred thousand SQUARE
miles ct land In the Territories without snv
nav'gable waters. We have no power in
any shape or form. looking ct the law - Il
now stands, to construct . railroad. We
hsve not even the right Of way across the
public lands. All this bill gives Is the right
OF way and not exceeding twenty acres of
land for every ten miles of road for station
buildings. &c. We have not the right Of
way over The public lands. and being Ter.
Tttory We have not the power to condemn
lands held BY private owners on tho psy.
ment of fair compensation. And Why.
Simply because the exercise of that power
belongs to tho right Of eminent domain. and
the courts have repeatedly decided It does
not of necessity belong to any Tertiary and
cannot be exercised without Z special oct Of
Congress.
Now. then. this bill gives tue general
right Of way. It will dispose of some forty
o. 6f'y bills before Congress. state Il
hsrs - fact that unless SONS lesislssioa Of
this kiod b posed - that which b mo.
poscd BY this blu. many Of These Territories
will be abandoned within u next few yesss,
This b i The interest Of shc people Of he
Territories. Il ountaias restrictions o vell
a powers. and unless such = bin q this b
passed you will turn over Oh Of ths Terrific,
RE bound hand and foot TO thsss ,hrse
great central lines Ut railway, ,bs Northern.
he Central, and the 6outhess Pacific Rail.
'osd Companies, for without THE bin no
pehes company can baild . railroad g this
Immense section.
TIE rules were euspeaded, two thirds 70.
l'sg u fsvOs tbescvf.) end ths bill vas
po0oe6. -.
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FRA NKIN0 PRlYIL EGE
\ II OL lEHED.

AUG 1OSsOWSu& u INC Sepool OF tine frank.
ing Privilege - Il passed finally:
b 4 enacted, g., That The frsaking pslv.
tlege Be, and the same 10 hereby abolished.
from and after the hS1t Of July A. D. l07S.
and that thencef0eth ell of1cisI correspond.
ence ct whatever nature, and other mallable
matter, sent from Or sddrseeed 70 any ellceY
~ the government o. any pefson row o..
th0rised 10 frank such matter shall bechssec.
able With the came saies Of poelaeo % nay
DO lawfully imposed upon Ike natter cent
~ o. sddrseeed to otAss pefsOos.
The Bin u diBsssns from the one that
paaeed sbs aosse lass June. permitting Tie
isaakise Of publlc doesmsats for n. ca.
ssd o@cial communications for ths Depart.
msstA The Senate amended Il By wiplne
CT ~ privilege tosally, md o. ID conine
baok to The House Jas. Slit passed rs ysas
% . maya Il = . clear sveep OF Ne psiv.
i1sge, end O and allsr ~ lss q July ssxt,
Fsssidcst md everybody VIII hsvs 10 glss
~ fathse Of bic c,ustsy q theie lsstesa
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Nm - Inesoase 4alarias.

Washington, February 8.-rhe bill re.
ported yesterday by Butler (Ilasa) from the
judiciary Committee, to adjust The salaries
Of the Executive, Judicial and Legislative
Departments of the Government, provides
that the salaries after March 4,h for the
President shall! be 60, QUO. and tbs, Of the
Vice President. Justices of the supreme
Court, Cabinet officers, the Speaker Of the
House, $4,000 each. and the Chief Justice
$1,000. and members of Congress $4,000.
The mileage psy 10 u he abolished and
actual travelling expenses only allowed.
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Rome, February la-The Pope yesterday
gave 40 audience TO several Officers Of the
United States Navy. In the course Of con.
versation his holiness asked bow he would
oe received IN America The officers ~.
piled the couotry would regard bis taking
up his residence there ~ . great honor f@
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A PLAIN PROPOSITION.

Our Delegate eject has evideotly besn
studying political economy In the .'popular
magazine" and 10 10 deep water, q bic
organ. the 0assfts, indicates. We do not
believe 10 knows what he wants 10 do excsp,
growl-snd be makes . splendid sore bed.
He seems 10 think those who do not nav
taxes should b the controlling mower 70
levy railroad tsxcs upon property owsss,.
We will put the question In detnite slape
ana We respectfully ok Major Naeissis 70
answer Il without ainchisg: The Ntssss.
ses says only oae-foursh IL yosers a
1oasaaa pay Axsa Now sapposlag leaa
VI "eosooo - votsd b. ~ Legia,ssurs
70 10 as'sss Company. asd every TAX
psyes tons>fossth) shosld vote aeaisse Il
ssd esesy sea-aax>pay~ (tasss Sosrthe,
seoea we fss H. vesA yes sspsovs -
ssaiaceslos end ~ Il ~ isst ~ ,ieaep
Jhee % Contingency q ~ - a - ~.
&c y. NOW 0sse u With '.yeg~ a -. ;
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0aAWell - - ThsoQgh

OWo0 - - 4n900I2
Washington. Feb. l2-Jt 10 believed the
Senate Committee on the election case Of
to the effect that the evidence il not suf.
hcient to sustain the charge that the Seus.
TOR procured h's election by corrup. means
but that 1t 10 proved practices were resor,ed
to which the COMMITTEES cannot approve.
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An Eng'ishman has written . book. in
which hs arxues that but shros things ars
needed to bring about the millsnnium-
TIRES 'hinss being the perfection Of certain
'nveniions bs'uad IN be consumms,ed at no
distant day. Tbess are drss. motive Pow.
g which will d. MI the work of steam but
require no fuel; ssoond, erial navigation, By
which distance. national boundarjes a.d
aa'efal barriers will he Obli,ers,sd, and The
world become one nation; and. third, chen.
'eaa food, 10 b evolved 10 e,hs iabosatosy
without The employnsne Of animal OF veee
saoIe sissuea. aasd 1t % emsll m expeuse that
vast viii b unleard a. ,.a1
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Wssesea 16sv.-1silssal osnialea-
nSmoA

Viryinta City, Nsvads, Feb. s.-Tbe east.
en- bound passenger train on the Censrsl
Pacific r. r., cnIiided With western bound
freight train thirtsea miles eas, OF Elko last
night The freight train vas IN ex,r,. run.
ming on ordsra The passenger train va,
on regular time end had no notiiica,iou Of
tas freight The engiasers saw sscG othc,
when withis 10 fses. Ths passssgsr ~
ssar,y stopped BY the cir bsske Bo,h
engines, tho mail and six freight esrs vere
smashcd. Both engineer and the passenger
train fireman saved shsir lives BY jumping
Into the Humboldt river and swimmins
ashore. The Other 6reman and bsskemen
% both trains, and Ne express a,esseusc,
wess badly injured. The passengers =,
capsd with slight bsuissa ~
The episootic ~ appeared q Battle
Aoastain, Now, ssd caused ~ nassje
1osssain and Aussin seags company 10 ,ake
q havy veeoss ssd pst u llskses On.
Heavy hsishtisg ~ ssarly saspssded. .
cass 10 tWo SADDLES sumber rapidly IN.
cssaslag. tx assi tilh fa
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1sea ~ Nsw Yosk Tsibusc Jan. a.
WAaatxarox, January a, 1913.
NJ. Saevast reported from The Senate
Committee on Pacific Railroads, last Spsine
bill 70 psOvide for lhe ersc,iou and vgeuls.
uoo q saihoad companies In the Territories
which was modelled after The hws tor the
same purpose Of several. of the Western
States. That, bill was referred 70 tho Com.
mitsce % Public Lands for it, approval.
senator Pomerny. the Chairman Of that
COMMITTEES, has besp 10 Kansas for month
looking eftes hisrs-election, and, ~ 10 took
The clerk of The Committee with him. The
ofhsr nembess have until lasely been unable
y bold any msstiass. A few days aeo.
hAvtng borrowed . clerk from another CON.
missee. thsy began The consideration Of M.
Stewards railroad hin, and, although they
hass not aaishsd, haze agreed 70 modify ],
10 many ssyA An atssuape vim 10 saade 70
ansad - IN = = 3 rssslass ~ sssss
4 fsashs - araaapsrisdos, bs9 = voss
- ~ - rearhsd o. THU peopasitJoa.
\ ssss . sosaAssaa sAsslate sspssssd =
~ o0aAA Il sssla-es n,sly y s,sue !
lpisiasa dsnAa Ia Csaaisess vilo. ho,a
W ness 0ssaiaGs ~ $780,. tA ,ifa.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Jul

CHICAGO, July IL.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring wheat
81 l5H9l II cash for soft and hard;
], 15a@l l6a seller July 1901 lSa
seller August closing at l3s seller
July; ! 1874 August, closing at l l5a
seller July; l Is seller August.
FLOUR-Unchsnged.
CORN--Quiet and steady; No. 8
sold at 36a@36c cash; 3S9@3S4 seller
August; 39a@395 seller September.
closing at inside prices. .As'I
OATS-Steady and without change ;
sales at 294c cash 299293c seller JULY;
28{@2S3c seller August; 27ac seller
September; 274@27ac seller year; clos.
ing at 29c seller July; 2Sic August. p
RYE-Dull; sales at 5Sc for No. 2;
53c for rejected.
BARLEY-Active with sales at Soc.
PROVISIONS - Mess pork lower
with sales at $40 45 cash SIS 81 sell
Ter August; SIT Is seller September,
closing at SIS SO cash seller August :,
~LARD-Nominal at So DOGS % cash;
IS 35@S 374 seller August.