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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

Boy THIEF ARRESTED. - Charlie
Walker. who disappeared from Oregon
City Sunday night, was arrested IN
Dearborn's boo kstore last evening by
Oflicsr Gibson. He arrived by the
overland Sunday night. He claims
that bis brother told him he must leave
aud make a Lying for himself. He
stole 9 r%Ir Of trousers today from 4.
q. Small's store; finding they were too
large, he took them 10 Johnson's store
and traded them for fit. He also stole a
cheap watch and two books from Dear
b0rn's bookstore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18
Make a Note Of it.

Read II over and over again, SPELL II
out and sing II, until IL IL indellbly
fixed in In your mind, that DIR. Sage's
CataITh Remedy Is an unfailible cure
for chronic calArTh Of the head with all
It's distressing complications. Impaired
taste aud smell, offensive breath. ring
Jug nOises In the head, defective hear
Ing, nose aud throat ailments are not
only relieved, but permanently and
positively cured. This Is no fancy OF
the immaginatlon, but hard solid
fact, proven over and over again and
vouched for, under forfeiture OF 500
by It's manufacturers, the Worlds Dis
peDsary Medical Association, Buffalo,
n. Y. "a word 10 the wise ~ sum.
cient.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18
Northern Pacific

Tue local agent Of the Northern Pa
cific railroads was notified this morn
ing that all trains are now running
through both east and west on regular
schedule time. For tickets or iufUTuIa-
rion apply TO II. o. Thomas, Salem, or
A. d. Charlton, assistant general pas.
seDger agent, Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18
An Ice Cave.

Many Salemites are going to the
mountains and the seaside to get into
cooler frame of mind. But If they
were TO strike an ice cave, and then
not have the other good things, such
as the Post Office Grocery store sup
plies campers, they would still be far
from enjoying the real comforts Of an
outing. Just step in and see their
array Of specialties.
HARRITT & LAWRENCE.
l7-2d-lw
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BIDS FOR WOOD.

The bolrd OF trustees OF the asylum invites
BIDS ET 500 cords Of heavy body DIR Wool
Tbs wood must be drv, split. no Limbs ailoS d,
of hest quality, ana delivered at the ass mn
uhleot 10 the approval OF the medical sup rim.
nde II Bids ON less qnantities than above
VIII he received. The ght Ia rel eet any aud
al bids Is Iesarved. BIDS ~ leo eset
the governors once al O'Clock p. m. Non.
day, August q 1894
SYLVESTER PENNOYER,
GEO. W. M'RRIDE,
PHIL MElSCHAN.
WA. A. MUNLGl, Board.
Clerk. l2td
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

Mn. A n. La CrOix is 81 New Fort
for few weeks.
Mr.. Edward Schellberg passed
through here on hi- vay ie Esls few
days ego.
Mr. Bert RbOies Snd Res M,1 1'Or-
mick Nere peddling fish in ibi. viriDity
last Saturday.
Frank MeGiBnis, Mr.. Tarliu and
Jack MeCOllDck were iu town today.
Silver Creek Falls is a favnrite resort
for the pleasure seekers Of this part
every Sunday.
Miss Minnie Ireton is in Salem at
tending the teachers institute.
Mrs. Mary McGipnis is quite i'll.
Mr.. ]. L. Mitchell and wife were
visiting here las. Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Schott and daughter, Miss Bar
bara, went to salem today.
Miss Sylvia La Croix is spending q
vacation at Mehama with her grand
mother.
Subnmity is still growing. We notice
that Mr.. WIlhelma has built q new
wood shed and has also butt q new
foundation for dwelling.
There will be a meeting of farmers
here the 2lst to regulate the price of
labor during harvest.
BROOKS.
Mrs. g. w. Evans came home from
Salem Saturday.
The farmers are all very blsy max
ing hay.
Mr.. J. Bashor and family visited
with Mr. Bashor's sister, Mrs. Gen.
Massey, Sunday.
Mr. E. w. Cbapman's son and fam
ily visited his parents ) unday.
Miss Bessie Chapman spent last week
with her sister, Mr.. a. CollIrd, on
Mission bottom.
Prof Cowhurst lecfured here last
Saturday night, Sunday aud Sunday
Dight.
T. NJ. Savage and issnily spent sun
day with Mrs. SIS parents on Sa-
lem prairie.
Don't forget the Epworth league ice
cream social Saturday eve, July 2lst.
EVERYBODY invited.
Several Of The Mssons Of this district
met at II. Jones' on Tuesday evening.
The particulars are not known at
present.
QIite a number of our young folks
visited Silver Creek Falls Sunday
They made long drive but all returned
In good time,
Our blacksmith is crowded with
work. Repairing binders is all the rage.
NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE.
j. H. Baughmsn is at home from
Chemawa on a short vacation.
f. B. Fletcher is at Salem in attend
ance at the Normal institute.
The funeral sermon Of the late Thos.
]. Van Cleave was presched at Grassy
Pond on Sunday last.
An effort is on foot to organize a
singing class at the church.
Bicycling between Salem aud Mt.
Angel past this place has been a rage OF
late.
A picnic by the Hazel Green Sunday
school will be held at the oak grove on
Albert McCorkle's place on Saturday,
July 2l. Supt. Thacker has invited
the North Howell Sunday school to be
present and assist.
Born, to the wife IF Robert Parks, of
North H wei, on Tuesday, July 10th,
daughter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

10 Clark, the court street grocer, sells
California peaches, Royal Ann cherries,
rurrants and berries Of all kinds. And
don't you forget it.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18
Arbitration Not Necessary.

Arbitration ia not now necessary fol
the A. K. o., the Knights Of Labor
and all other people have come to al
understanding and say that they can
buy good goods cheaper at the THE
FAIR, lOS Court street, than any Other
place on the Pacific coast.
1s-tf o. p. DABSEY, Prop.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

Salem people who are on the alert for
the best groceries at the most favorable
prices always remember Gilberf, Pat
terson d CO., the city's leaders.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18
Ice Cream and CAKE.

Ice cream and cake will be served by
the Y. p. :. &. f., Of the PTesbyt yterisn
church, at the L University band concert
At Morningside, Saturday evening. 1t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18
DIEI,.

EDWARDS.-Tuesday evening, July
II, 1894, at the family home near
FTuitland, Of consumption, Mrs.
Sadie +. Edwards, aged 38 years.
LIMBECK. Tuesday evening, July
IL, 1894, at the home Of her son near
Auburn, of typhoid fever, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Limbsck, aged II years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

IEsANE.--Amer Sm'th, aged 24years,
was today committed 10 the asylum
nola Washington county. Too much
dtInk was the cause.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

Adolph's cigar store next to Gilbert
Bros. bank maintains the only first
class bowling alley in town.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

Oxford ties, and lawn tennis shoes OF
all sizes aud various prices, at the New
York Racket, all ut low prices.
II -21-lW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

If you want good summer under
wear chesp call at the New YorK
Racket. 17-2d-1w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

The boys two-bit bicycle hose are the
b=st thing in the market for the money
At OsbOrn's Racket store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

LA DIES, don't forget these II. & $
corsets at OsbOrn's Racket store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

Ladies' Oxford ties, the finest variety
aud styles made, sold from Sl.OO to
$3.50. Great bargains at OsbOrn's
Racket store. l7-2d-lw
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Hammocks at the New York RACKET
at very low prices. l7-2d-lw
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JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer ia Groceries, Paints,
oils. Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock of
Brushes Of all Kinds i'm the
state. Artists Hate ials, time,
Hair, Cement and shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

Ice cream and cake only 10 cents a
5trong's restaurant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no AmmOala o. Alan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18
BORN.

RENNEY.-Tuesday July II, 1894 at
the family home in Morningside, to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rennie, "a son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18

The shOs sale continues at iIs State
street.
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FROM
THE
BALL
ROOM
TO
HE'LL

BY an Enhancing Master.
HAVE YOU READ IT ?
Recommended by Prof. Riddle.
Price % cents. For sale by
i. s. DEARBORN, Bookseller.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18
BUSINESS Is BUsrAEss.
Oar Circulation - We Challenge
Comparison With Any Newspaper
Outside Of Portland

cTRcULATIOS EACH WEEK
WEEKLY CAPaTAL JOUE sAr..----------- s6f1
DAIRY. seven city aSd suo1fhal e>fTi-r -,
UarsT. rasiI esre1Is sttOn Al prsSsio ilsts. 81
Tosal weekly eireulasion l9So
ADvEsJIsIsG BATES.
want AIS 3 stfass faferttDas~ y e1s. Tbrss
70 i've ifrset osge week, - r. Ten iiuss o.
peex. = crs This Ea5s } s5t1sf DAILY I
WEEE -. -
flJssf rsafi1z ppsiees y e. Dss lin7 saeb
fs1seytEgn DAILY o. - KY. S0s. i-s-
5rgsafs eza. p@r lsDs IN DAHL % WEEK I.
Longer advertisements 90 sp9ifac1+
Engnfh o. TeaE. payable mon niT. speSS
20 5frae4 rzfes tlA1e knOED ~ Da,inss ONO
Ksgsfrlf5es biay.k
TzENs AS transient z6vsrtIslDg. sIoepf
Enfer e1ztrzezs 9is1 hyris - Dfssius~e men
sff4esty ash fu advance TerD OSfe~e1
re atrgTs r4tes vi - b. Va sd fTozS
ssx sate n a q haifrste willie ziseD 10 ies
fssr 5sfSzlO1s ~ chan are sntSTtsi nm. .ois
a t,4blgs norai and religious service AZ,
CAFITAL JOUaSAL Pun. 90.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-18
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS cARDs

III ]. BIGGER. Attoin ney al law salem. Ora.
III. gon Once over Sush's bank
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Dissolution Notice.
City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that have in my
hands funds sufficient 10 D y ali warrants Of
the city OF salem drawn on the general
fund" and "endor- ed up to date. Interest
viii cease on said warrants from and after
date of this notice.
4. J. SWAFFORD,
City Treasurer.
SALEM, July i4th, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

>.
in any sina o, domestic beans Marrow are generally
ably be accepted more goods. Medium and pea
9rerng at 81 90 Red Mlney nnrerG WIN I'm, the ,Sn
m~nt at steady prices FOR medium and slightly stronger
new are here quote: leans domestic. marrow. per
RGncy = 81 soas5 o. do red kidney s. Sas. co. turtle
s"g 81 ns2 do lima asi:rna % ,,osr &"yi no,
81 ca: green peas. bhs 81 ia do bags. 81 i2e; do
HITTER There Vas very quie, trade again to-day.
but the general position q The market is nnchansed Job
posed await the result Of today's retail business II the
,Snsnpvs s% s9Tw next & AZ an. a
c"nnd.n' feeling prevails on fancy grades
r T 3 Within "S1"f ma '.si arr "' ""S
P cnnsy Tna "', es %sS Per n %.a do d.. sG2s
DO western 2'G do ns," d. Ioird'
i s n: s 49, aaS do aT sc ' d.
s .2 'f"S w. s asry iSlIc factory june
make. arklns. ii's@cc do June tubs i+ai''se. do
cMEEsE- results Of the wsss.s trading in large
have averaged jus, little higher than III. closing
week bit @ GS COS, ,Ts :" the mos. s,. .s sns
parcels have mad Demand today slack and
for shippers c ali Was the
rather 9rm and the desirable lots of par, skins are sold
up fairly some inferior skms are stu in the first hands
"a ; ss q ;%' :1 's%. DC ss Gs
large chSics ~ do good to prime c"'c do common
EGGs-The arrivals are lighter to-day. but trade Is
quiet the market shows material change although
the is rather nnn desirable qualities Defective
stll drug the market and pressed for sole
at reasonable offers We quote Jersey doz lec;
State and Pennsylvania lsc Western. prime. iTi,c do
fair TO good l6di7c: do poor TO fair s2uS3:
do seconds 81 JOus2 go Western ice house fair prime
per doz li'tM l6c Canadian fresh gathered i7ihasc.
. FRUITS FRESH-A Az usual on Saturday. demand for
fresh fruit u all kinds Is light IN the wholesale
market Prime hard stock Of apples and pears. such
Will not take damage from holding over. held about
steady prices but all ripe ripenng fruit and all the
NOR" perishnble kinds such peaches. plums and
weather being close and mugsy and the stock tending
and lower on many kinds than they likely open
next week We quote Apples red kinds. bbl 81 50Q
~ d. green 81 2oQsi 10; do to fair 75casi pears
Bartlet 81 900 S2 30 do Seckel $2nf2 O kinds
81 25as2 peaches fancy lines. per basket Gja75c; do
common To good :DsfJOc do culls. 2o12Jc: pums per
bbi 81 SoaSs 20: do per crate 4oaDc do per basket
OdJoc few fancy table varieties reaching Zoe
Delaware per NJ. 4a5c: do NIAGARA 3gac: do black
kinds 2I2i.c muskmeons per Dbl 5Oca$2: watermeons
per III" s3asi2 canberries Cape Cod. bbl 81 5Oass
FRlIrs.DRIED-Jobbers are inquirns for useful lots
OF evaporated apples but there here the
moment No sun-dred offering. either old new
Peaches In very light demand. Less pressure TO sell
raspeerrss and choice eyapora'ed would bring little
Apricot. guile, and y BUYERS favor We quote: Apples
peaches Southern. sundrisd peeled tos ooloe, rag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-York September s. 1904.
COTTON-The market wa: without special ,n 91 7n
bales compared with ye.terdnys closing prices the
market wns 10 points higher. The closing tone was
steady Opening :a. Were II an Id .ho, OF TO
opened lower or both 'pot and futues but contracts
consequence OF the visit CT the Queen 10 that city me
weather at the South continues TO be quite favorapIe
considered fairly favorable and It is just about what
expected There be halt In trading owing
10 anticipated Government report which Will he is-
undertone and shorts found II dficult 70 cover
little demand from them was resisted by sellers
rather unfavoraby Of the crop conditions and some anh
iety felt the outturn Of the crop in the Delta
region II is said that in that section any further rains
will do deal ~ damage 10 the cotton ana mat
is rotting In the bos but II the weather
sunshny and there will be big crop. Some IN
favorable advices also received from Alabama.
Georgia and South Carolina The Financial Chronicles
special reports by telegraph from the South indicate
that there has been rain IN almost all sections curing
been excessive II is claimed that recent rains have IN
jured cotton In districts. and in other districts
and boil worms At the close u the week the weather
is more favorable. rule. Picking. which has been
interrupted by the rains. Is making good progress
The total visible supply q cotton lrl3- - bales
against 2l54y3S bales in 1898 and 2jS2935 bales in
1892 AMI iG7.757 bales in 1891 These figures ind-
decrease II 24o6'o bales. compared with the
bales over ise Interior stock. decreased during The
period last The receipts ~ all the towns have
been II n7 bales more 'han same week last year. and
time In 1873 TIL" total receipts from plantations s'ncr
September J were 3Ga7i bales. against 1890 bales in
during the 5Giei bales asains, 50 baes Tor The
week In 1898 and the
in sight as COMPARED with last year is to72 tales.
Opening and close today and closing bids tho
prevouf night and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10

MoLAsSEs AND sYRtPs-The market for molasses Is
ansF su asS.sa 'saG to nm by y no nE
wants but The othsr hand seller. are not uTsng their
demand There is very little demand for syrups a.
We quote; New orleans centrifugal ordinary com
& T. r 5 to %s iG Hs,m S Ss@ss sS9c Cpsn
a.. parpasoc. os05Gc p,,,o rio o1Ga2c Svrns+
s%sar oI3ney semmon 'aiac fair to good i'asc
NAVAL STORES Stockholm. % o4i bbs: turpcntlne
.e, Sr .n,r; -,,.n,, ,be nana,,on beny 9sM Srqoir
Ra.n raied .,sais but quiet 81 1851 20 for
OTIS rm marke, +. SIN noted for co,.onseed OIL al
nGS n S u Lara OH fairy active i've snd
prime crude loose 2.a:sc. on crud. bbl' 2ss2sc prime
San toe SsS a6as raw S Sio raw" 'OS N''s''
was in"c,v. and unsettled WIN grain rates aoa 4n
on mpapnn, ensHssmen repord wa. TO- snoa Leg
% ' 70 @ s aas: SS"0 go to ' 20
Ss ,s'''H p. " f%G: o scF'ii d r'f.s Gin : sG
S1ccnns,le "a An,vcrp Ia Rotterdam acc. iiamhurs
s'aS a2@a,! e.'.sisaa' Ia".d KlnsaSm :'as e5
b anl IS o ION "a, " " c ~. n,rocu
- , ma, 49, A. 80. i,,,,ir ,n,,,,acbcnIn 20
Yok So - schoaner ice. 81. IONS Ksnnebcc 10
TX ~. small .chooner Old rail-. Rridgepor, to
1901. 8, - Brush sic'msr G tons cotton GO, WI
s,pt,ar,ef nri,i.h si.'m.. aiou, 200 TONS cotton
te- a,h TO ,,cs r al ' ~ cn, ' .awn imr@r
s h' m g W. n,s Ir@ ns 9 ' S H sn.s, &
S :a;I: &C.,: s: esq., i;S 50:
s,es north NJ ia Wh roswood private tcr nn
% . rsa'e a SaaH1S s snS
~ and bach lumeeF 81 q schooner col a. rsilaisI-
ca Philadelphia - Charleston 10. and back. phosphht"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. o (SpecaD.- Wheat firm yesterday
within a range Of y cent. December opened at 57,s.
sold 81 and 57is. and closed STA II
a natural fractional reaction from the break
o Friday.
Corn strong that helped toward the rally. The
Northwestern cariots5oswere less than last year the
receipts 04-looked small the estimate for Mon
day-275 carsiooked especially small. The exports for
day large almost 6OO0CO bush the exports for
the weeks 1900 bushmade fair total Speculation
however dull There not enough buying 20 get
the market the call price Partridge rather
persistent seller II estimated that the visible supply
would Increase $50 600 bush Charters were 81 no bush
Corn nrm nearby deliveries advancing about n
the May . cent May opened 81 sold between SAX
55N. and closed 55s.q55x cents. Receipts were
$40 the estimate for Monday Is 2I2
that the Government report on Monday would simply
confirm the expectation OF condition IS In the pit
II looked as II the West were reinstatns some lines
sold 20 good advantage on Thursday and Friday
The sample market was steady Charters made for
l45OO bush.
Oats firm but dull. May opened nj 35,s sold be-
tween 1874 and 35rs ard closed at 33 cents Receipts
rs cars; the estimate for Monday was 900 oats
following corn. The bulls that they
great discount under Nevertheless. the demand
for oats Is that the carrying charge In killing
one almost cents between September and MAY.
Provisions were firm. with certain OF the packers who
have been beash covering product. Hog receipts
light 5000. the estimate for Monday $4,000: for
next week. 10000 January pork sold between $i< and
"a IN. and closed at SI4 or January lard sold between
s. IL ana s. % and closed IS 70: January ribs
between 81 Is and 81 % and closed at 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10

i4c biackberres. &c: apricots 1894. bags shGshc.
quiet; prime s'n as Saa "e aSaT %
S SnSs nssS sgs g. 90
fish snpe and golden plover. per Dozen 81 Soasl 10;
Hay AND sTRAW-Hay excessively dull and values
almost nominal In absence Of demand We quote Hay
SHIPPING $4,000 DO trash 2o9aoc; do mi.ed 500
6?c: DO clover. 9oa4Oc straw. long. 4oa55c do short
35q+Gc do oat. 3OQ3Jc $50,
HOPS-Not much encouragement could be extracted
from today's business and still have to report a dull
heavy market quote: State. 1894. seedlings per No.
9a1c; d, 1893 choice Sc; do common to prime. sac
5n7c: yearlIngs. 4d5c: old olds 3a4c
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Potatoes close firm
and sweets are cleaning up better, with rev sales OF
up to 81 10 onions firm except for white which
are plenty and moving slowly Other vegetables show
little change price We quote: Potatoes. per Dbl.
81 25as2 potatoes. Jersey $2dS2 20 do Virginia,
white. s3Qs4: do Eastern red 81 509sl - do yellow.
81 5OdS1 81 do Orange County red 81 2TSl 5O do yell
low 81 25as G2 caulinowers $ids3; squash. marrow.
!5cds; DO Hubbard s. ?5gsi 20; Russian tnnps IScg
lima beans per ba ocsi 3 toT s Per Soa 800
Soc: celery bunches per doz slasl 30 do Western
fancy doz roots. 4oGJOc do State and Western short
sTI2c
last night and the few small lots in to-day were easily
placed prices We quote Spring chickens, per
h. losal2c; fowls 1ialhc; old ROSTERS &C. turkeys
siderable Western poultry carried from yesterday.
fresh lots In to-day. and no important demand:
will have carry good deal over for lack OF buyers
Long Island and Eastern ducks easier. We quote:
Turkeys young. dry picked per n 1+@sc do .calded
picked oaiIc; do scaided 9Q1Oc: fowls. 10salc; old
cocks 6isc spring ducks Western. ITl0c % Long
Island and Eastern fancy l4c Eastern geese. l2ai3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10

Cash quotations We're follows: Flour dull and
2s $685. Ne ns S sc 3D. n s by 'a%Pc N
re- s7i.c nominal; No barley 55a5s,c 10 haxseed
8 IS prime ,m.thy seed s. Is nominal pork
RIBS S; 81 'a d So rss5
IS q; whskey dsles FINISHED goods per- sal 81 a.
Eyes cut IT. oaa g. q" sranuHe 81 standard
s ! %aFss onG a E ksss steady 81 as
90 fss; 81 Gas! Is %sea; ase ss so @
Corn quiet Tessp; s light better DEMAND no a" lies
%ase 1 sI SIS sss
steady shS@dc,s SC: snSI, rIS sides w. short Glear
milwaukee: Sept, sspscua,,ys markets opened rather
ans closed at Wheat Win aG e ana s1 up to S
Sas asSs g. RE 4. s,t
s &C.. Is ~ 10 TA s IA as"i HSs s No S1:
81. :' ss g 9S sl ss: s"a Il: d- Jssssa
p oas sna SEPT p1 4sac.s % ap , in as wnsa
opened 5ssc and closed stsc December closed ye.te
se c no oqaS was ana Ss''a S S1
sm s 70 @ as 2d 81 Aar ~ S SS
sa Sc Sss,i SorS.Tn Sss mo! SSs Sg'GsTn
SIC Flour steady a; eoass is Tor patents IS?
ss 1ss an ,'ssq f sS 81 oa. S%s ;s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
market weak under general pressure to Rye
four quiet but steady at 81 G0qS2 TO- Wheat-Onerings
light and with reports from the West market
armer Cables slow and foreign demand light 40 red
September 57GS1hc. October. 57Ac; November. 6s%c.
Rye quiet, but firm at SIC for No Pennsylvania. Corn
ap sn "n 1 .%Ds ANA h'
for export, No mixed September Gia65c; October.
63uC4c. Oats Market ruled irrn under moderate offer
Ing but DO speculative trading No white September.
36kc October 36%a37hc: November. 37izI37Ac: De-
PENNSYLVANIA nrsts. I7gi7c: sugar-Renned quiet and
81: Louis. Sept. s-Four quiet but steady patents.
81 45Gt2 extra 81 20a&2 3D. fancy f2a&2 TO- choice
81 73n&1 80 Rye -four $3d43 10. Bran-Easten buyers
above 04c east track sold that besides
at country points &c but local feeders
paying e;c at the rn for bran and SOC for shipments
Wheat lower: September. 5Oc December. 53fsc: May,
5e*c. Corn higher: September 55sc: December 5lsc;
May 62&c. Oats were lower: September. 30%c: May.
3Sxd38kc. Pork-Standard mess selling 3i4 62a0
tl4 's on orde SIS 2s Lard-Prime steam sold sGSc
and choice S.75c. Dry salt meats-Shouders % 62i.:
longs and clear ribs 81 s7h Bacon boxed shoulderA
INC; lonss sxc; clear ribs skc shorts. $4,000. High
wines arm at 81 80. Wool markets-same yesterday
Lead nrp and more doing; saes cars spot 81 Ss 0Si
tsr-aAlas, A22A