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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20

College and University Of Michigan. lie has devoted
lifetime 10 the study Of the tFetment aud cure Of
diseases within his specially.
YOUNG nEErG.
And middle aged men, who are suffering from the
effects Of youthful indiseretions exeesses In ma
tnrer years, nervous and physical debility, impo-
tenee, lost manhood, confuElonof ideas, dull eyes
aversion 70 society, despOndcncy, pimples on the
face, loss Of energy and memory frequency Of urnat
ing, etc.
EB- Remember the Doctor has a Vegetable Com
pound the result Of many years special practice and
hard study, which under his special advice has never
failed Of success ia the Of Lost manOod pr0stat0r
rhea, etc.
MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
Having been surgeon in charge Of two leading
Hospitality enables TO treat all private troubles
with excellent results. wish IL distinctly under
stood that do not claim TO prform mpossbilties or
70 have miraculous or supernatural power. ! claim
only TO be skilliul and successful Physician and
Surgeon, thoroughly informed in my speciality
DISEASES OF MAG.
All applying TO me viii receive my honest opinion
OF their coInpaints-no experimenting. will guar.
antee positive cure in every case undertake, or
forfeit 81 900 Consultation in Office by letter free
and strictly private. Charges reasonable. Thorough
examination including chemical and mcroscopicaI
analysis Of urine and adyioe, s.
Office hours TO daily, q TO = evening Sunday TO
IL. Call on or address
DIR. ALLEN,
carney etrc San Fran q Z.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20
Dissolution.

OISSOluU1On.
The partnership heretofore existing un.
der the firm name OF Allen a. Martin has
this day been dissolved by mutual con-
seLt, J. a. Martin retiring. n. II. Allen
continues in the business. aud is authoriz-
ed TO collect all debts due said firm, aud is
TO pay all Indebtedness contracted by
them.
Albany, Or, April l4th, 1884,
n. II. ALLEN,
J, A. MARTIN.
take this opportunity of thanking all
for the liberal patronage extended us in
the past and TO say that shall continue
the business at the old stand, and would
respectfully. ask the continuance Of pa.
tronage of both old and new customers.
New goods will be received by every
steamer until my stock is completed,
which will be sold for bed rock prices, for
cash and produce.
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To subseriber. at PrlneyIiie.

Many OF our subscribers at Pdnev ille
have requested us TO name some ono a
Prineyille to whom they could pay sub
scriptions. For tho convenience OF all oar
subscribers at that place we have 'eft ac-
counts at tho Office OF J. N. Duncan who
will receive and receipt FOR subscriptions
due or TO became duo TO tho DEMOCRAT.
Novelties in neekwcar for ladies received
from Chicago. at
SAMUEL T.. YouSGs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20

MExr guaranteed specific for Hystcria. Dizzi-
pess Commissions, Fits, EervoRs Neuralgia,
Headache Nervous Prostrotion caused b. the use
OF alcohol OF tobacee, WRkefulhess, Mental De-
preston. Softeuing OF the Brain resulting in in
sanity and leading TO misery. decay ard death.
in either sex. Involuntary Losses. ard Srermat-
orrhna caused by cver-exertion of the brain. self
abuse or oyer-indulgence. Each 6<x contains
one months treatment. $I.oo bOx, or six boxes
for Ss0o sant by mail prepaid OF receipt Of Rrice.
WE GUARANTEE SIX HoXER
TO cure any ease. With each order received hy rs
for six boxes, accompanied with $500 We will
send the purchaser our written guarantee 70 re-
fund the money IL the treatment does not effect
O cure. Guarantees Issued ouly by
WOODARD, CLARK a Co..
-Whe1c1a1o aHA Retail I=GgE.zx=,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Orders by MAJ II receive prompt atsentioa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20
PATENTS

Obtained and all other businessTin the U. s Patent
once 2ttendeded to for moderate fees. 'e-'s
Our oI12e Is opposite the U. s. Patent Ofdcs and
tom Washington $3.50 't'''e ie'No'e
send nodle or drawing. We advise as to patent
we obtain patent '7
ne refer here, to the Postmaster, the Supt of
Money Order Div. and to officials of the u s. Patent
Oiilcc For ciroular, advice, terms and efersuces
e1.ctual clients in your State county, address
c. As SNOW g. Co..
olipOsitei Patent Office, Washington, D
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20

The great strength
enIag remedy and nerve
tonic Is the legitimate re'
suit OF over twenty years
of practical experience,
and cures with unEailing
certainty Nervous and
physical debility, semi.
nal weakness, spermaior-
khoea. pro 5 tztosvhoeA. !.
emissions, i'm ? o teney,
Exhausted vitality, pre-
decline and loss Of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

RAR. ALLEN, As rs WELL KNOWN, Is A REG
y ular graduated Physician, educated al Bowdon
College and University Of Michigan. lie has devoted
lifetime 10 the study Of the tFelment aud cure Of
diseases wi' hin his specially.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20


the vital uid passing nnobscrved into the urne ana
many other diseases leading To insanity and death.
DR. MINrIE will agree 70 forfeit five hundred
DoIlnrS for case Of this kind the vital festora.
five (under his special advice and tre@tmeHt wiz not
cure or for anything impure or inj0 ious found
It. Dr. Minte treats all private diseases succeSs-u
without mercury. Consultation free. Through eX
animation aud advice including analy sis OF urine, Sd
Price of Vital Restorative so bottle. OF four times
the quantity ST. sent TO any address upon receipt OF
price or c. o. d. obscure from observation and I'D pri-
vate IL desired, by DIR, A. L. MlNTIEs IL hearney
street, San Francisco, Cal.
Sample bottle free. Sent on application by letter,
stating SYMPTOM sea- aad age Communieatiors
strictly confidential
DIR. Minties Kidney Remedy, Nsphretieum, cures
all kinds Of kidney and bladder complaints gonoTrhUa,
..leot leouchorrhea For sale by al druggists 81
bottle or six bottles for 81.
DIR. Mintie Dandelion Pills are the bsst ard cheap
est Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in the MARKET For
sale by all druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20
The Great English Rene.

is a never falling cure for
Nervous Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Exhausted vi
tality, SpermatorTh@a
MANHOOD, Im-
potency, Paralysis, and All
terrible effects OF Self
Abuse, youthful follies, and
tXeesses in maiurer years
such as loss ofMemory,
Lassitude, Emission, Aver
'sion 10 Society. Dimness of
Yisien, Noises in the Head;
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DIR. ALLEN,

earpe, sire San Fran olr
, 1884-01-05
Bekjendtgjorelse
fra Politiet.

gs FTER at Anleget af en-
GO elektr;sk Telegraph imellem
Christiansted og Frederiksted er
paabegyndt, bekjendtgj0res herved
otter Ordre fra Gouvernementet, at
Enhver, som enten beskadiger TeIe-
grapher eller dc til samme h0rende
Apparater eIlcr i0yrigt foretager
nogen Handling, hvorved en- Tele-
graph Ledning afbrydes elIer y@kkes
eller A%pparaternos Afbonyttolse for
hindres, vii blive draget til Ansyar
herfor og straffet efter Lovgivnin-
gen.
Smrlig advares imod Beskadigelse
af de paa Telegraph Stengerne
ophmngte Porcolene Klokker, og
anmodes Pr@ster, Skoleltrcre og
Plantere ON at modvirke til, at n@r-
vmrende Acknowledgements kommer
til Befolkningens Kundskab, SAINT at
staa Politiet hi we'd Anl@gets
Beskyttelse.
Christiansteds P%oIitiet, den 3die Januar
1884.
j. DUUS.
, 1884-01-05
Publication fYog2
the Police.

GNHE establishment Of an electric
90 Telegraph between Christian
.sted and Frederikstcd having been
commenced, it is hereby made
known according to order from the
Government, that every person, who
either damages telegraphs or the
apparatus appertaining thereto, or
otherwise performs amy act, whereby
a Geographic connection is broken
off or weakened or the use of the
apparatus is prevented, will be called
to account and punished according
to law.
In particular the public is warned
against damaging the porcelain insu-
lators attached to the telegraph
posts; and ministers, teachers and
planters are requested to assist in
bringing this publication to the
knowledge of the populace, and to
help the Police in protecting the
work.
Ch~ristiansted's Police Office, January
3rd 1884.
j. DUUS.
, 1884-01-05
P R @ G L b D ! N Il 5
OF THE
GO2O330A4 9OOMGQ4
FOR ST. CROIX.

MONDAY Bird December 1888, u o'clock
noon the Colonial Council held its 4th
Ordinary Meeting.
The Members were present with eXcep-
ton of 4th Member for Frcderiksted'S
Country District (Bircl) who is absent
from the Island, and 1st Member for Ere
deriksted (Brown(
The acting President and the acting
President Secretary were present.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and adopted.
The Council proceeded to the Order OF
Day, viz:
/, 2ud Discussion on Draft of Ordinance
concerning the appointment Of a School
Inspector for the Danish Westindia
Islands.
No amendments were proposed.
The Chairman placed5 underdiScuSsiOn.
2n1 Member for Christiansted (Lemmjng)
said, as Speaker for the Committee to
whom this Draft had been referred, namely
the Committee on the School Ordinance,
he would beg to recommend to tine Councli
to adopt the present Draft in its entirety
as it is before the Council, and at the same
time the Committee would express the
hope that the putting in force OF the
new School Ordinance will not be delayed
here in ease this Draft about the School
Inspector should not be passed in time
here and in st. Thomas and he would
only add that when the Committee met
the Governor ON both Drafts, he dis Chair
man Of the Committee had expressed that
hope, and His EXcellencv had then said
that the putting in force of the new School
Ordinance would not be delayed on that
account, but that the said Ordinance
would be put in force as soon as possible
after the third discussion.
No one else requested the word.
: was adopted tacitly.
SS2&3w were then put under discussion,
no one requested the word; and they were
likewise adopted tacitly.
The Provisional Enactment was next
placed under discussion, no one requested
the word; and the enactment was tacltly
adopted.
The Council then adopted unanimously
with II votes that the DrafC should pass
to 3rd discussion.
2, Introduction of and LIST Discussion
on Additional Money Bill to the Budget
for the financial year 1884 for a total OF
$2,S3O.55 under several items of the Budget.
The Draft with "Reminiscences as follows:
ADDITIONAL HONEY BILL.
For ~defrdying expenses uader the BNdget
for the Municipality Of st. Croir for the
financial gear from 1st April 1888 to 3lst
Marck 1854 the tolIOOing amounts are hereby
granted.
/. Under Item d. L. Officers belonging
to the Administrations.
Formaking up the salary of S1,8OO.OO
per annum received by Royal Book
keeper Leschly from 1st May to 10th
August this year to the full regular
salary of$2OOO.00 p.a-.-..:.-S 55.55
2. Under Item r. DiUerS Ec
penSeS.
For two loans Of $4,000
each, free of interest, to the
midwives, widows L.. Johansen
and e. Grant, for assisting
them in removing from town
to their respective residences
in the country districts
assigned to them and for
procuring a horse and convey
, 1884-01-05
Translation.


IT is hereby made known, that pursuant
to Ordinance dated 10Th August 1874,
it has been announced to me, that power
has been issued from the "Corporation of
the London Assurance" dated Goth Novem-
Der 1883, to JOHN RUSSELL, Esquire,
Merchant and Planter in this Island, to
act as Agent for said Company in st.
Croix.
Frederiksted's Police Office the Goth De-
cember 1883.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1884-01-05

His ExceIlency GOVERNOR ARENDRUP
inaugurated the new year and the new
law concerning our administration, by
changing his residence from st. Thomas
to ST. Croix, which last island halls the
event with satisfaction, as it must neces-
sarily derive more benefit from the ser
vices Of our Governor, when he makes the
place his home for a longer period, than
the case could be when he was only here
as a guest.
, 1884-01-05
Bekjendtgjorelse

0ET bekiendtgi0res herved, at Underteg-
August 1874 har modtaget Anmeldelse ON
Fuldmagt, dateret code November 1888,
fra "The Corporation of the London AS
surance" til Kj0bmand og Planter JOHN
RUSSELL som n@vnte Selskabs Agent
paa st. Croix.
Frederiksteds Politikammer den code De
cember 1888.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1884-01-05

The TigjlGnt, which arrived here on
the End at 4 o'clock a. m. with His
ExcelIency the GOVERNOR on board,
returned to St. Thomas at s a. IN.
for the European mails, which came
same day, consequently we had the mails
here the day after they had arrived in st.
Thomas. Our predictions concerning the
effect of the Governors stay here upon the
despatch Of the European mails have thus
at once turned out to be true. The
schooner sailed again on the 3rd at II
o'clock, her usual sailing day; such zeal
will even have satisfied the grumbling
friend of our antediluyian correspondent.
, 1884-01-05

Under Item F. Expenses for
Building and other uncertain
expenses.
q. For repairing the injuries
done to the j%etties at Ere
deriksted by the ground sea
OF the 9TH and 9th Septem-
Der this year:..-...-...... 1, $4,000
b. For repairing the town
clock in C~hristiansted, be-
sides 100000 already grant
ed, a further sum to an
amount of, ......-....c...- 10000
c. For repairing the washing
and bathing house at the
Fort Of Frederiksted ...... $500
, 1884-01-05
$2,83O.55
REMARKS.

Officers belonging to the Admins
trdtiOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
ter Of Mr.. Blaine and The importance Of do.

Ter Of MT. Blaine and The importance Of do
feating him.
They quite rs well understood the desi-
liability OF electisg an honest, able, upright
man to the presidency. awe want" said
the chairman, "a President who u lncor-
rup'ible, aud II he Il able and independent,
so much the better; we have such man
near us--a man who holds office not Tor
whose servant he is" That man ~ Grover
Cleveland, OF New York. They appreciate
bis worth and merit. They can and viii
aid largely in securing his election TO the
presidential chair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Iawyors' Privileges.

A New Haven special says: Some time
ago Judge Bradstrect. OF the Waterbury
Probate Court, committed Deputy Judge
Cole to Jail for contempt Of court in re-
iusing TO tell while ON the wi,ness-stand
to whom he delivered y certain note. Judge
Cole explained that the reason he declined
TO answer the question was that It was a
privileged communication and that no could
not answer without be'raying The secrets
Of his client. Judge BradStreet ordered
him to answer, and on his refusal he was
committed TO New Haven jail until he should
be ready and willing to answer the question
and until he paid the costs made in exc
cutting the order and warrant. \ hdbeds
corpus was then taken out and Judge Cole
was brought before ex-governor Andrews,
a Judge OF the Superior Court. Judge An
drevs took the papers and reserved the
case for the consideration and advice OF the
supreme Court OF Errors, which decision
has been given in favor OF Judge Cole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
BrightOu-Beach Races.
[By leIeernnh 10 the pi.patch.l


NEW YORK, July 2J.-First race--for
non-vnners, three quarters mile-Uberto
won by two lengths; Kitty II. second,
Blronclla third. Time, 1:22{.
Second race-ior non.winners and
sccond-place horses, thrce-quarters mile
Talbot won by four lengths; Cummns
second, Blue Rebel third. Time. lbs.
Third race-sclling allowances, one
mile-Lcna won by length and . half;
Badcr second. PitIerer third. Time. l:49i
Fourth racial ages, one mile and a
Quarter-AIiSS Brewster won by a length !;
Barney Aaron second, Carley i. third.
Time. 2:lG4.
Fifth neutrality-suspicious. and upwards.
seven fu!longs-QmXotte won by a length;
Florence J. second, Magnum third. Time,
1854.
sixth race-for same, seven furl0ngs-
Regret won by half a length; win Davis
second. Billy O'Neil third. Time, 1864.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Caught I'm n Chesapeake Gale.

A telegram from Annapolis. Md, says !:
A fearful wind and rain-storm occurred
this. afternoon on Chesapeake bay in which
the steamer Georgeanna was caught on
Sandy Point. The windows OF her upper
saloon were blown out, causing the greatest
CONSERVATION among her passengers.
Women tainted, and the men pu! on life
preservers, expecting that the boat would
go down. She lost her way In the binding
rain, and was at the mercy OF the waves
until the United States revenue steamer
Phlox came along and took her in tow.
The Phlox had great difficulty in towing,
and the strain was so great upon her that
her engine could barely turn the wheels.
She finally reached this port al Z. NJ,
and, with the Georgesnna, Will remain
here tonight. The storm Is represented
as one OF the most severe ever experienced
on Chesapeake bay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
VEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
Wilson Nominated fer Ge'ernor-Resoiu-
tions-Other Nominations.

The West Virginia Democratic Conyen-
ton finished It's work Thursday and adj
journed. T. Willis Wilson, OF Charleston,
kanawha county. was nominated for Gov
ernOr. The nomination was made by ac-
clamation, after changes OF votes on the
second ballot. A Wheeling special gives
the following report Of ths proceedings Of
the Convention
The Convention met promptly at 10
o'clock, and II soon became apparent that
the spirit OF disorder which disturbed the
proceedings yesterday had been quieted.
The Committee on Permanent Organize.
ton reported that they had substituted
Judge John Brannon, OF Lewis county, for
permanent chairman in place Of George
H. Moffett, whose name had been With
drawn. Judge Brannon was elected with
out opposition, as were also the yice-presl-
dents and secretaries recommended in the
original report OF the committee.
Colonel John w. Harris, OF Greenbrier,
from the Committee on Resolutions. re-
ported the following, which, on motion of
ex-senator Hereford, were adopted with
out dissent;
Whereas the Democratic party Of West
Virginia, In Convention assembled in the
city Of Charleston, has 30 recently declared
its principles and policy upon all matters
OF State interest as 10 render II unnecessary
that there should be any further declaration
OF III views upon any Of these qucstloDsj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
DOUBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Engine Explosion and Four Deaths, aud
Wreck OF Coal Train.
[By telegraph % Poe DIspateh,I


ALLENTOWN, Pa, July %. The rear
Part Of a boiler of an engine drawing a
freight train on the Lehigh Valley railroad,
hear Whitehaven, to-day blew out and
killed four persons who were riding on the
engine. The victims are j. II. Hassel. en-
einCer; Brakeman llassel. son Of the en-
Rneer; Fireman ArmDruster, and f..
Smith. telegaph-opeTaior. Smith was
night teegrapb-operator at Mescopec, and
was riding on the engine 10 his hotel at
Whiiehayen when the explosion occurred.
The bodies Of the engineer and fireman
were found torn 10 pieces in the woods
a hundred yards from the wreck. The
remains OF Smith were found under
the tank OF the locomotive horri-
by mangled. The explosion occurred
in a loEely place, and nobody was
LETT to notify trains going in either dlrec-
ton. Shortly after the acci ,ent 4 long
train OF coal ran into the exploded engine.
The locomotive OF the coal train was badly
wrecked and covered with broken ears.
Twenty Gals were scattered in different d.
rections. and broken into kindling-wood.
Michael Green, engineer Of the coal train.
vas seriously, and perhaps fatally, injured.
The rest OF the crew escaped by leaping
from the train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Gov HENDRICKS COMING EAST
10 Confer with Governor Cieveiand-III Let.
ter OF Acceptance 20 be Short.

ter OF Acceptance 20 be short.
IN indianapolis special saws: Governor
Hcudrick, has completed preparations for
h. trip East. He will leave with his wife
Saturday or Monday. lie says they 90 to
saratoga every summer for Il few weeks.
sud msy 20 there direct, or perhap, TO New
York city first. On this point he is not
fully determined. lie is not timing his
visit TO meet the committee Of notification,
which assemblies in New York in a few
dsyS, a. DO has had no official notice Of
their action.
His intention j. 10 have conference
with Governor Cleveland as carly ~ posi-
bic. Ills letter Of acceptance il not pre-
pared yet. but the Governor says ii will be
brief, In view OF the fact that he had ac-
copied the same nomination once before,
and the present letter Will be in line with
that one. with such changes rs the present
circumstances may demand.
The Governors correspondence is di-
miEi.hinS somewhat, much to his Satlslac-
ton. With The aid u bis secretary he
manages 10 keep even now. Yesterday
they answered twenty-sight letters, and
to-day the number received was much less.
Cadwallader, a local artist, has photo
graphed the Governor and taken several
good views OF the Hendricks homestead.
The pictures OF the Governor are in great
demand. His time is now almost wholly
taken upwith visitors and correspondence.
lie goes to his law Office for an hour or two
in the morning, but the remainder OF his
time be spends rs stated. His health con.
tinutS suIeTb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26

10 choice Pennsylvanla aud Maryland. Ie1
Use. Provisions quiet and cssy. Mess
pork, eli. k.mssts-sboulder ADD
clssr.rib sidss, packed, 7 and 0ic. Bacon
Shoulders, ITO. ciesr-rib sides, Toe. Hams.
i4ialytc. Lard-ReGusd, DC. Cohee
anict: Rio, 0a1Os. Sugar duh and easier;
4 soft. Gle. whiskey. steady ct sl1a
Preights firm.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 25-Plour unchanged.
wheat IN active demand; No. 2 red, size.
Corn firm; No. mixed. J4tc. Osfs quiet;
No. 4 mixed, sac. Pork quiet at 1850.
Lard in light demand At ee.sj. Bnlk-meats
6rm; shoulders. 1854; short rib, ss.sj.
Bacon finn; shoulders, $3.50; short RIB,
$3.50; short clear, 1918. Whiskev dnIl a.
el.o5. Hogs ,teady; common and ilgh',
s4.i0ss5.7O; packing and butchers, So.aot
$3.50.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July %. - Grain weak.
Whoat-No. 4 red, sOaSJc. Corn-No.
2 white. Gle; No. ,. jjc. Oats-No.
2 mixed. sac. Mess pork, 1880. DuiS-
meats Shoulders, $50: clear-rib, ss.2J;
clear sides, sS.7j. Bacon-shouldess.
SG.25; clear-rih, 50; clear, $3.50. lIims--
SNgaI-cuIeu, lJsc. iaIp-'tShi tesss ".
ct. LOUIS.
ST. LoUrs, July 25.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat dull and unsettled. closed shade
above yesterday; No. , red. S3iaSiic.
cash. SiaSi!c. July. Corn duh and frac-
ton better; 47Ae. cash, isc. August Osb
dull: Sic. cash 2Ttc. July. Provisions
firmer. Pork-Jobblng. $40. Bnlk.meats-
Long clear. ESQ; short rib. $3.50; cle1r.
oslo. Bacon--Long clear, $40 short rib.
e.; short clear 81. 25as9.3Tt. Hans l2ii
l4ic. Lard nomlnally 81.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July s6.-Flour easier; fair 10
choice winter-wheat, sti5aSj.50. Wheat
opened .hsde lower and closed iaic.
higher than Yesterday; July, sli,ssci.;
No. Chicago spring. safe. Corn firm;
opened la,c. lower snd closed iaIc. over
yesterday; July. 53is5itc. August. 5sis
55c. Oats firm and higher; c.sh, 29!a3O,.;
July. 29ia30c. Pork duh and nominal:
July and August. sal Lsrd irregular and
fairly active; cash, s'.05, August, sTisI.51.
Bulk.mesiS In fair demand; shoulder, 90:
short lib, $50; clear, $50.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. July a5.-Plour entirely
nominsl. wheat sesler; No. Milwaukee.
cash and July. SHE; August. ST. Corn
stronger; rejected. 30a5ic. Oats dull; No.. 3
s2s33s. Provisions frmer. Mess port.
el5 50 cash and July. LArd-Prime steam,
s. o2t cash and July. Hogs steady ~ s).lh
$500.