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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-07

Elections occur to-day. Tuesday, In
thirteen states Of the Union. The prin-
cipal interest Il Of course In the elections
In Massachusetts, Ohio and New York.
The Republicans hope to redeem Massa-
chusetts, which has had q Democratic
governor for some years. In Ohio IL IL
the size Of Mckinley's majority that IL
figured on. In New York the interest
centers on the contest for the reelection
Of Maynard, the judge Who played such
a prominent part In the theft Of the leg
islature In that state. His reelection
would be blow to good government.
Congress has now adjourned and gone
home, aud nothing definite has been
done about the ..robber tariff" for the
reform Of which President Cleveland
MAS to have called congress together In
September, II the financial condition OF
the country had not made it necessary
To call it earlier for another purpose.
The ways and means committee has been
taking testimony on the tariff question,
and will continue In session for that
purpose during the vacation OF congress.
When Il CONES TO the matter Of actually
fixing the tariff schedules, the Demo
cratic majority will hnd itself badly
confused. There are too many conflict
Ing interests to be- considered In the ar
rangement Of duties, and with the Re
pubIicans solid against revlsion OF the
tariff on q revenue basls, the path OF
tariff reform will be likely to be stony
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-07

A Hon. Lysander Strickland was
driving o. the river road near Bangor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-07

The Annabessacook wooden mill at
North Monmouth, which has been shut
down some weeks, has partially re-
sumed oper itions. Ii Is expected that
the entire machinery will be running In
a short time. During the suspension
important additions and improvements
have been made, including boiler
house, tower, and automatic sprinklers.
The mill Is now finely equipped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ncw.YOrk. July -, 1893.
BEANS AND PEAS-Chocc LARGE domestic marrow
bean, are held steady but tlodc Is still quiet Inc
present OF medium Keeps the price OF best goods
been taken for port this holders ntimat-
ing willingness, make further essons in price To
move more stock Inas unsettled aud weak Offering In %
iobbng 81 Green declining under an extremely
dun trade Beans marrow o. 52sdf2 50 medium. 81 du
M ~ 81 do white kidney II 0cds2 do red kidney ~ 80
- - lima, 81 95d - do foreign medium ~ 4nd
# 0j; do pea ~ Gjdsl rs green peas, Dbl. ~ odd
II 20 do bags 81 0OdSl Gj foreign green bags, 81 30
AL O5.
BUTTER-Ruycrs seemed IN have all their wants sup.
od and there stupidity dun tiade IN all SORTS SAT
trlav vii br a short until september !, and
no one need calculate much business The situation.
u. far a, the surface Indications 20, Is unchanged Con-
.rrbc stock viii be carried over, hut Il probable
cr. are not urging matters There Is some dlsopp'nt-
,ucnt over exports this week, AZ they have
fallen 10 i.I75 pigs and more than half Of thes.
we're Of goods bought last week. Creamery. State tubs
9Osd2ic do STATE pals 20lc do Western extras Gle
do firsts i9d.0c do seconds, loaisIc; do thirds,
i9ac seconds. II ie2c state dairy Welsh tubs.
cNtras l9iac do nrsts, l5@al9c do seconds. T5asc
IA ry' tubs thirds lie Western imitation creamery rst..
Use; do seconds l05al7e; do thirds, Ice; Western
dairy nrsts i7dlsc do scconds. l0@c: do thirds l5a
seconds TO frsts l6 di7c; do tubs extras, 1Itdi7ac
do nrsts i7c do seconds l82c do thirds, 1oadl0c.
CuEEsE-Very iittle doing to-day. and the market
shows Of quotable charnctsr. some recHiv
r. arc trying talk the feeling steady In View Of
the high cost Of stock 20 arrive Monday but there
is good deal Of uncertainty ~ 10 the course Of the
,nlSc in the Immediate future At the present writing
50 is full quotation for fancy large slzc white or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
OTHER MAIKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, July 22.-"The Evening Journs ports; ca,
tlc-Rocei;ts 0oV head shipments. 200 head mar"es
steady pine beevea, ~ J0GS5 Is good TO enoiee 81 AGA
S' . SO Ss$s Fl soss So = %esarns
head; early shipping grades strong packers dull MeaS
q neral market closed easy mixed and packing 20 y~
., CO., prime ,ayy ana lutcheIs' Weighs 80 oods'
IS o. Shctp-IicceipCs 1000 head shipments 40. wv
head market 81 ady natives SO 25!s4 -; west'rn,'
rs 9sdsi 40; T-Nans ~ 5cns3 50. Lambs, S5 eoI:i.
1t Louis July 23-t attle-teceipts, 900 mead snip
ipent, 400 head market steady on al hsSis AZ "a
days nguies. iiogs-Rcccpts 400 hsa ~ aics
Is ioasS 20. sheel-Shpments, 900 head market nf"
Fast Liberty July 2e-tattleReecipts. 9Vo neaS
shipments $50 head market nothing DONG az uitys I'VE
HocsRecepts 800 head shipments, eco head m,fxs
active medium weights and light. soas 10 vn.S
heavy 81 5aS5 81. -Four hogs shipped TO Ne" ton
to-day sheep-Recepts, Lso0 head shipments ~'-0'
head market steady and unchanged In prices -, oso
Duaalo July acknowledgement last - hous, 100
head total for thus far 10 100 hcai ior same ue
los, week 1900 head consigned through iS'o nesa 70
New.York $500 head on sale, i2o hsa1 al a az.
active and arn clo,ed firm; good l3o0lo steers,
GOOD bon do S IS light - sodsS 80 "a cows 20 80, ~
FOR Isck thus far $3.50 head for same time ast we.s'
5o 400 head consigned through, lOS5o head U
$40 head on sale. 100 head ali grades os.nsu
stronger cht GRADES closed strong, others st,dy coy
IS 20 extra- So roughs, - 5oas5 .stags sias -;
Shceu and lambs-Rccepts last - hours. 800 heao ue'
for week thus far 400 head for same tire last w.
81 600 consigned through 700 heal 70 n ia
weak closed very dull with number o. common unson
GOOD 90 choice wethcr. - 2jds so fair IN gooa sns,
s3 .0d$i culls and common. S29s3 :. sooa 70 'N"s
lambs IS o5asJ 75; common to far. sidso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New.York, July g, 1888:

New.York, July 90, 1898
GEEvES- Receipts, II 2lS head an eonSgnsy
% slaughterers. No trading. teellng stn,
dressed bce sides d. yesterdays quotations. no ssy
mo Masteo carries los cattle for NJ GOLDSMITH 70 HUI
direet Firm az $5ds7 % per 100 for poor 70 PRIME
vcas and sS JOdsl fed calves Dressed caves seaay
wiz: SaIs.Hmalsabeck Hollis 50 veals l4S aysrags.
a. 81 rs Der 100 N 81 do. l3o u. at - IL DO lou ]"
I" % wilson: v,Sls i56 NJ AT 81; DO. 90 n' ~
IS: > fed calves. 2Gj n, at ST. an - . a. "a. n
VI. Collins: 80 Mafyiahu S"'e' INV 80 ~
do las N. at So 30. ,....
sHEEH AND LAMBS Receipts Including cars rex Ss
10 butchers 20 ears, Or 100 mean an aco wars
car, were In the pens from previous affNds,
dull and barely Steady lambs droopng ana ths So had
and medium grades almost unstable; Seers 'nDon ~
prI,,e sheep aid at s3dsi - per 100 NJ eus az -
lambs at 5ds6 rs for Ordinary T. prime enia' s r n
lots at SO asa Dressed mutton 40" az 81 a.
few choice ncavy wcthers would cn -, -, s,ressscs
rr, lambs lower at 1ailc, lew extra prime o"f'
Going 20 fancy dealers at re .., ,.,s =,
Saes-D Mcpherson 4 Co.. .i9 Virginia lanls %
n average 50 IS per 100 n 2ie do o. . az -
SO do 80 n at s.; l0i Obi sheep, 10 ID al "a -
ioi do. 81 ~ at - 80 81 Virginia "a 90 Seus 20 ~
at Jndd & Co.. s5i West Virginia lambs Ga y a:
Nest ,Snia sheep so a. 50 so; 20 do, 70 H. 81 g.
wllkerson sherman 81 hentuciy 81 snseI' li' d.
Newton & Glett; 19i Kentucky lambs dew saeP'
Haienbeck s Hollis: 1903 Kentucky lambs; 81 n. AZ
90; lbs do. SO n. at 50 73 "a do 90 ~ a, as :,
Isi Western sheep, 90 N, at - 05. =,
uO,,S-i,eceipts cars so head, all consigni 20
s,,nghterer. FEEDING steady. Country dressed seaay
al 0diOc for medium To light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24

Rio market Inactive. 40 coffee Exchange standard.
II $50: .od seconds II 80. aud II 1l6 Tor exchange
Receipts 900 bl-s, clearance ioF INCA ts' 500
bnp, Europe 1900 bag, stock. ltu.Vpu pa-''
S,ntos ma lrt qu,r: good average santos, 300 re-
rriut, > bags. stock. llio'J bags. liaNie 49,
franc '0Arr cases; London 5dul lpWri hamburg
unchanged lower Total ~tork o Biaf nan 'on'c IA
United states today i eco 2S6 hiss t' Nl.4oe sup
Of Hr.yl and IN the eird Sat> "
., ir afoat no. SANTOS, etc - coo bass; tot1l
.t,.k ia ItS.OS. bag. vai'huu" d.lN"r -
,-lly 5csj bag: stock. Ncw-Orln>. u ~ bags
an IaLmorr The hlrNot Tor 40 -lot j. III
active and unsettled with the tendency Ia buyers la'or
Mid coffee ruled dull.
tfOi'K AND fMAIe-Thc -four market showed some
rrguiaTy and lis activity. With eNp'rf' stu moving
Interest but standing out accession, which hold ~
arr. unwilling allow In view 81 In" Increased activity
lately se.ii wheat and hoGi ut account. Tho
COMPRISE about 1900 pKcs t1dty, including of
winter Hour $500 bbs patents al quotation; 300
lI, ccir. 1888 - $50 hhs extra No at - 40 aud
of ,urns iours - slch, at - J90t- 90. The
market for southern hour was mod Tai" aud steady,
with SAFES Of 900 sacks AZ - lJ...... RYE FLOUR
The market rye hour ha> zen dull Al about former
quotations. with sales 81 - bbs at 80 loo 50 3d. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24

quite little outside buying came n particularly AZ sae
was strong best prices Cash oats were quiet os Dus
COO burh. 35t.c and 3ehc deisered; 70 3
%hite nom 36e track white 600 bush, s7d4sc track
mixed 1000 bush, 35d37c. a. ,fe
Bsadscers report OF from both coasts r nn0
week ended Thursday, Of wheat and -four were o'u
bush aesnst goo bush previous week sna wore
10000 bush year ago. The exports oil corn VII" the
i192 600 bush against l,ls3o , nush vear,
Prime some sections the corn bet have
into period of drOuth This eondltoh, ncMus,,' has
local and affect general results hav Vs., i'm
been and favorable Corn now enters ,ns M,
orant and trying stage and never In it history Ra
hc nresent time Corn need, rain and l. suffering
Tor want in large portion OF Contra, limos ~
Northern Indiana and Ohio kansas Msssuuii, =, In
bra.ka and be all right iteceipss q. 500
terror point, this week have been wheat W. ~
hush; corn. 3l0S 900 bush oats 26o Ooo BUSH ,i
ports from four Atlantic ports t tSa .SooOY ssh
farmers deliveries thi. week. 371l2 qts average prvd
o0s sd against PCS sd the previous week ft Mn,y
deliveries ali Tolnts G7S 900 bush Receipts ~ New
YORK this week were: Wheat l.120 llo bush S eorn'
5s3 zoo hush oats 45G Dush; rye 400 bush hour
"a IO5 bbls and 110.544 sacks if'TMarIet
40 5G,7c nominal for boatluad MAILING ket nom
In, at Unchanged price, Western. 6Ods3c two-rowea
State Gja7jc; six.rowed. 75ds0e 1890
Union ouo1tions follow For comparison the elolnp
nc, OF the previous day and for the corresponding da1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
MUSIC At CHAUTA UQUA.
INTERESTING CONCERTS AND LECTURES.
mn nuxc.N,s WORK ON THE GRoUNDs-THE
INSTITUTE OF CHRISTIAN SOCIOLOGY
LECTURES BY DR. ELY AND
PROFESSOR SCOTT.

PROFESSOR SCOTT.
Music has entered largely into the public enter
tainments at Chautauqua this season. The LADIES
Ariel Quartet, q choir OF 200 voices under the d.
rection OF L. 5. Leason. plano. violin ana organ re-
citals and an orchestra have all contributed from
enade band concerts are given at twilight each Gay
at the pier house. in one OF the small parks or OH
the veranda OF the amphithcatrc overlooking TIE
ravine The accompanying illustration shows part
Of this side OF the new structure, which has Dech
already described In The Tribune. In the amph
theatre /. V. Flager, Chauauqua organiSt for The
last nine years, has given a number OF musical
lectures and organ recals. which have been heard
with great satisfaction. Mr. Flagler has given these
musical lectures during the last season In all the
principal cities OF the country. They are popular and
entertaining The best concert OF the season drew
n large audience Thursday evening. Rogers
Orchestra rendered several operate selections, and
william Barth, OF NewYork, contributed largely to
the entertainment with several mandolin solos. Two
numbers enthusiastically received were plano solo
by Mrs. ]. Harry Wheeler and the "Msercre," from
al TrovatOre." The chorus work was good, and
Miss Jenny Lind Lewis's part OF Leonora was we'll
sung. Bernhard Listcman, the Boston violinist.
played with brancy, and a flute solo by J. II. Mar
tin was rendered with skill. series Of piano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
sryDAY SERVICES AT Mt. GRETNA.

Mt. Gretna. Penn. July 30 (Specau.-The usual
quiet OF sunday prevailed ut the Chautauqul to-day
Tic Rev. r. f.. Ilcckert. Of Lebanon. preached at
10 80 O'Clock IN the morning. and In the afternoon
the sunday school exercises wcr held The Christian
Endcavor Society. which organized recently. held
a meeting In the evening, consisting OF consccra lion
praise and prayer service. During the coming week
Dr. starr viii continue his interesting talks on the
Worlds Fair. lie viii also complete his course Of
lectures on anihrOpoiosy. George Donaldson the
famous missionary traveller. will arrive tomorrow,
when he and his wife will begin the lectures ON
travels through Turkey. India Esy pit ana Canca-l.
This Is the ChauauquAs last week. and the programme
is Of advanced character, suitable 10 those about
completing the courses Of study.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
SERMONS AT TIE cATnoLIc SUMNER SCHOOL

Plattsburr. y. y. July % (spcciali.-Among the
arrivals last night were Mrs. VI. Mooney. OF Troy
Mrs Furey. wifi OF Paymaser furey, OF the Navy. and
Richard Malcolm Johnston. Of Baltimore High
celebrated In ST. Johns Church this morn
Ing at which all the members Of the Summer school
present The officers OF the mass the Rev.
D. j. Mcmahon. celcbrant; the Very Rev. James T..
Duffy, Of st. Johns Church. East Albany, deacon,
and the Rev. James +. Mooney OF Buffalo. sub deacon
The masters OF ceremonies tue Erv. Thomas
Mcmillan. chairman OF the Board OF studies. and the
Rev Thomas =. JOINT of New-LOndon Conn, In
whose parish the summer school held It's session last
year. Tie preacher was the Rev. James II. Mitchell
chancellor OF the diocese Of Brooklyn. The subject
81 the was Three TypeS OF Christian Virtue
This evening DR.. Mcmahon preached oh the effects
Catholic teaching on character The congregational
singing Of English hymns introduced here by the
pauist Fathers has been taken up enthusiastically
and forms married. feature Of all The services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New. YORK, July Y, 1917 !,
COTTON-The market for cotton at Nc"'1Ora opcncuI
higher by points on cables than were eApecteu
and bv he ChrDniclcs crop report whIch "ds qutc
lad a. lookcd LOT. Later the market was weak unu'l
li0uldatioI cau-cd by rcLor. Of rain, IN Texas onu.
rim. i'm the soutnrIy pOI.ln OF Nie Sttu, MhcI. Vi
drouth Ia, been pronounced and prolonged iIu ,p
NJ ma, active ~ disposition etli 10 ust'u
,re nanf Al situation ana the ode outlook eaDnOt Dc
called good with mill, in Ne|-Enslnd Woih ,h
toward Martial shutting down Hlo. thci ANU
Visible supply decreasing a. i-st a. he Dus az
rad tunn The visible lI.urr- this week are Dol ~
t,rs apaint 779 i93 bales OnI 3oOl,l47 bales iast
v.ar' me visible ~upply Of American cotton - no" ,
$50 900 tales less than 1t Was u year ago a''ef wv
Market cl"d easy Transferable orders issued al
7s5 Total sales 80 500 bale - ,, ,,d. the
Oneniur. range and close today, ana c1oshs ''u' VIZ
MO, ions night and last year. follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24

%e market fo. W ssoSg sSs $50
sSa %o% SHS Sis; lSss ias
Ep %asSt aas Gu, 9F% eaotas"s Wcs'e ,Scn II
s S'f % ye sdg IA ' Sr NG 100 'G S SOT
ii i5os so Sales 5000 sack, Of city a. SOC. in BAGS
a bce xcngv o Gu TH from At Start TeT 10
finish Prices have scarcely varied throughout Tn Sc;
confined slmost entirely 70 IoaI Undertaking. The
port. from Ncw-io'k Tor The week hIhn been YER, Srry
o osaTy r%o% BUSH ''i Thu up STor's
9 Import, a'ay iiS% Is' porn 1 Sr
s s5s, , and 'rS Son E'T to I total spd Of
600 ba'h for H. month ue T9e fact map ss r6
futures and inspire speculative interest only goc, 70
hcT Row PSs"G !. the fear OF oos t Of fSd
T Rejects d.tr.t as % thc outcome Of the Extra
' Of So cspo %sG G S % how SSa SS"
ucnce on sash Thca, howGScr ,nH e Gan gram nGs
on july. ENpOrt order, for sa.n wheat today seemed
by the searcy Of ocean tonnage Tor pro%p, 9adns
rGH Thin fo scr 0 account to-day ahoSsh acfy %
,arc seem, to ,n he fas ' T6 S 5o ,oy
Tor wheat elocs qsc Nh Go" sSc fairly ''Saiy
rrIce. being nagcneGd b. hc rspo' 20, Of more 6ans
gre, Wcn S yoe T S rp t ss TN m,r ri'
-, "a %crs - 600 bush ncidns eiooo FOR expoi.
nT co,cG and %"s. TnG re' sccmncr gGa
aaos rel 5000 io ssh 900 q %iS Ge% MIR
,c1ibrr delivered spot; No hnr1 Manitoba. 81
ooo bush lc September delivered; ungrlled
~, 600 bush private terms delivered CORN
The market Tor corn and oats ruled rather stronger
-, rho oIcrlng 81 business covering bv shorts. who
were rronpei 10 buy by reports OF hot weather IT,
Ncir,~la. The late market Tor developed con
idcr,hle more strength ard with continuation Of the
rnnorfs ~ injury the growing crops from hot div
price, Of the DAY. with tho West leading the advance
Can SS Ts. 9"ss put pa sr' S
No corr - 600 bush, a,dlc over august delivered
,wgi-t closed 41aec..... q ATS-Thc mrrkct Tor ont
started on hrner thIs morning, sympahilinq with th
.d,anee There only small amount NJ
mn odorng and prizes easily responded 20 the demand
There was covering shorts. and toward the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
THREE DIED FROM YELLOW FEVER

Tho schooner Mystery, Of 81. Johns, " b., Captain
Griffths, arrived yesterday. 'nf,yNnine days from
Natal. Brazil. She reports having lost her former
captain and two sailors from yellow fever. The
captain. Meyer by name and David Lisburn. one Of
the sailors died before leaving Natal. and the other
sailor, Edward Sleagaard. Il swede, died and was
buried at May rs. The Mystery was Detained al
Delaware Brcakwaier and was dslnfected before no
Ing allowed TO proceed TO Newiork. All on board
are well "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July - l 80 p. m.-Beef-Holders oaer
freely Pork-he supply is pool HansEhoaeTs omer
freely short about "A 70 10 du at . }s % 20 80
n dull at 53s short rib. about IS ~ steady at oss:
sparngy Spirits Of turpentns and rosn5Hodsr, oaer
fSelv Iard-Spof- offer sparingly; fitnres-
hotcrs are not offering; prime Western spot. dun a.
1os 3D. wheat-Holier9 Offer m derat' tlourchoIasrs
ingly; mixed Western. July steady at a. 80; 81
stNdy at As 81 septe mosr ssea3y oss,,ieIr p ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24

ability. At the organization meeting letters were read
from large number OF prominent ministers VINO We're
unable to be present. expressing their near interest
in ,ho rovement IN the council OF fifty. elected In
accordance with the provision Of the constitution are
Chancellor Mcdowell. Denver University the Rev.
james A. Brand Oberlln. Ohio, DR.. Lyman Abbott,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24

Tho Now ork Curn from IL IN. to p. m.-WheaS--
scptembSr 73S 73sac close 73sc; Decem5er t9,,,,~
.oi ~" close -o1, Corn-August closed 4sec; Sep,ell
hcrf closed i7sc bid Oats-July closed, 35Se Septem
Der 3Ossc; close, 30'ec.
roou,s q, rreadstuGs at Interior points in thous9nos
last three cphers 1000 omtted-hour Dds gram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24

Ncw.York receipts 1888 gross, 1873; export, ~ ,
ton ior the last week 1901 bae', aad since sTp.
t.uilcr / 5uiO.ji., against ,,O1O4tS la, year inv
.t 'tn. <. ar, 30 10 against t9lTaj last year. Inc
.>por- for SO sl bales, anu sllc Sel~"'
against 800, ls1 la-t year. ihefe W. .
en- -'piuari Receipts at interior Tow
M, wc.k september l., S,ioo 80.
Inc net overland cncnt since >epicmD-r ma, pen
~ % The takng- by Northern spnlcrs since sep
t.ler have been .O3t. against lJOOll last year.
inn tatl-ticaI position up by THIS morning >
i,I.u l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24

closing vabcs L,erpool-spo; cotton ,,dy. Amfr,,
can idiilngl ~ sJc,. 1.OOJ; receipts swO IN
LOO American. futures oFrcl s'eiaS Ut 10, no.
nd .ance: closed quiet ahd st-.ay al la auNih.
a, ,on,,,ar,i with closing price, OF yssterdy. closing
Liverpool qaot1tions-July t@5d 49, JH!'Ausus. -
"a %: August septcmber 42Jaf@j Scrte1Dc u, to"r
s,ai 30 o tobcI 80, cnher i2ss; November DE enter
429d 100 Dcccnb January 4Jlyj January, e3F az
1,d433 February March, ABA diJo Mdfeh'APfl foo
u4.37. -, . ., .,o,,,
tDFFFT.-Tre coffee market at New-l rN opchcd sooue
se ,dy ana sold oil jdlO points uh0'i ui'aprp-hs
Turo adscr-. with september exceptionally st'auy on
LuN.ur local ami BsItiunr- n,cfrnt. ne ErH'I"
ulra.t Tor dl II scents Impossible I" mtf'SI
.t,-rua,irr. Tor the INT d states Is
now 49, bags Including It" H. 200 80 oas' ana
anoat 80 100 bags. sacN 300 bags Upton Iuo"
fDlIu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Senator jeff Myers is at Portland.
Mrs. g. A. Mcneil is In Portland for
visit of few weeks.
Rev. MulIigan, of Woodburn, was in
the city today.
Max Buren went to Portland this
afternoon on business.
w. A. Numby Is In Portland on a
short visit.
Hon. Thos. Black was passenger
for Scio this morning.
John Holman Of the Albany Iron
Works Is In the city.
G. B. Irvine, secretary of the Oregon
worlds fair commission is In Portland.
Earnest Wagner left today for a
short trip In Southern California.
II. o. Bakkelen went to Portland
this afternoon.
G. B. Moores and Geo. G. Bingham
returned today from short visit at
Eugene.
Chocolate burnt almonds will be
made this afternoon at The Spa.
Geo. w. Weeks, of the alliance is In
the city.
An up-the-valley town boasts Of the
adoption of college yell there. We
knew they had yell there but did not
know as to the other.
Mrs. A. b. Cosper left on yesterdays
train for three weeks visit TO Moscow,
Idaho. She has gone to visit her
daughter Mrs. Williams. This is quite
an undertaking for her as she Is reg
ulsr homebody and seldom leaves her
home on Marion street, especially for
so long trip.
Molasses peppermints at the Spa.
Original, only, patented, excellent and
everything else.
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