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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
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2atimer, Srunfltn Co., Soma.
Wertber SEER &ebatteur!
9a id iOeben in Der u8eilage" einen Nrz
ttte1 iber @4ipeinefiitterung i'm mittleren
Sqtnois lefe, mill ih aub einige 3eilen iiber
bies 8oritent6ier f6rei6en, apel9es bod aud
bier in Soma cine 10 groBe &ole fpielt. SIS
i4rie6 feiner 3eit elm 9err &leinmeier bon
Solar &apibs einen febr interefanten Irs
titel itbsr feline SiitterungsmetbObe unb tpie
er babel rei9 getpprben iei. OaB @err
alsinmeier feline @@tpeine binter ieinen
Stieren felt mu4t, ie alfo nit Meiit fiittert,
mill i'd ni9t be5peifeln, baB er aber babel
reid %getporoen 1T, bus tann ib ni3t glau=
BEN, Nun, es giebt e6en bier i'm 8eften
OieIs GARNER, Die cine iol9e Sitterungs@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
8leiben 9iibner in Solge ungiinftieer

= 8leiben 9iibner in Solge ungiinitiser
MISUNDERSTANDING auf lGngere 3eit in
ben StGllen eingeiperrt, 10 miifen bic
Sbiere 8eI@dftigung BADEN, u1n eintretetl<
ben unarten ~porau6eugen. Die 8eI6df=
tigung bat ni9t alein ben 3ped, Die 6iibz
ner bor 2angetpsile, ~fonbern auG por osn
@inpirfungen Der 8Glte gu f9iBen. ST
Der Staa ben unb gerGumig, 10 baB ft9 pie
9ibner ungebinOert betpegen fOnnen, 10
pirb auf benz 8oben cine Mif9ung BON
@etreiDeabfdlen uufgeI9ittet, unt:r tpsl=
9sn eiae 8%leinigfett @ef0rn geitreut miro.
6ierburb tperben Die 9iibner ge3tpungen.
Die &Drner i9arreno auf5uiu9en, nobur9
ite 8eipegung unb &Drpererpdrmung err
langen. InoererIeits fam man aber AUDI
,&oblbldtter mittelit 8inbfaben berartig
~aufbdngen, baB Die 8GGtter etpd 8 Bis 10
3oG ii6er ben &Dpfen Der 6ii6ner .bGnqen.
I'm bieies germ gefrefene @riinfutter gu
erlangeu, riifien Die 9ibnsr aufIpriugen,
pobur9 ite Dor Qangepeile unD DOT RGlte
gei3ibt perbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

mir aus benz 6er5en 9enommen. SD
mD9te 9rn. @0b nod 1agen, oaB, pte
er ri6tiq bemerfte, meine 8orrdt6e unb
Ma19inen nnb 8iebitanb mebr pert6 itno,
tpie Der ~geforberte Prets, bas 2ano eigentz
lib um1onft 5ugegeben tpirb, unb baB i9
Seras rein per5Dnli9er 11rfa3e balber gu
berlafen gebente. @inem ieben guten Oeutz
19en lit Seras gu empfeblen, benin tpenn
mir uns borbalten, mas mir i'm lebten Sabr
in Der v8eilage" iiber anbere Staaten gez
leier baden, 10 1T Seras in ieber 9inft9t
DOraus. Sd tpiirbe es gerne ieben, tpenn
mein NnpeI en- in ben 8efib zines 6raDen
9eutI9en g~elangte, bamit bic Miiben unb
Mrbetten, bic i9 Oarauf Dertpenbet babe,
ni6t fir einen BON Der miierablen faulen
8anbe BON Seranern, ober einen Der aus
Miffffippi unb SenneiIee eingepanberten
@nglii9 : 4meritanern 5rii9te tragen
piiroe. Sd beabii9tige, in nd9fter 3eit
nab Nuitin gu reiien uno: bann bort 9rn.
@0b bic 5anO gu f@iitteIn,
SrtB 2eberer.
* x
MarneII, Seras, 80. San. 1885,.
@eebrter 9err &ebafteur!
0a ib Die n2unbn. 8eilage" nit groBem
Sntereffe lefe, mD9te ih einige 8emerfungen
in 8e5ug auf 3pei &rtitel MAIDEN, bic iiingit
barin erf9ienen finb. l., r3ur 8ebanbz
lung Der @ar3en". Man nebme 3 nber 4
BON ben iogen.v Obligation" 9S4pefel60l3ern,
ie na9 Der @r0Be Der 8ar3en, feubte ben
Bbospbor Elm tpenig an unb reibe bic Mar=
gen 3pei Mal oamit gut Elm (Morgens unb
&6enos). Man iebt bas 3 ober 4 Sage
btntereinanber fort, Bis bic Wor5en berz
i6nunben finb. 9ies Wlittel lit einfa9
unO better, uls bas Mbi6neiben ober Inter
binoen, g., n3ur SDbtung Der 8aumitumz
pfen". SIT Der Baum gefdGt, 10 bobre man
3 OOer 4 209er 1enfre9t in ben -Stumpfen
unb fHlle fie NIT aodial8 an, au9 tann
mon 5Ieii9ieele CO ba5u pertpenoen. Man
bade Die @rbe. I'M ben Stumpfen Elm penig
meg, Oamtt bic oSeele" better in ben Stamm
ein5ieben farm. SIT man iiberaeugt, boB
Der Stumpfen troden lit, 10 trdnte man i'm
gut nit Petroleum unO 3iinbe bies bann an;
ieoo3 muB nod bemerft nerben, baB Der
8oben troden fein muB, fonft bat Der
@tumpfen 81 Diel 8uKer aufge1augt unb
er brennt nidt.
r. Y "a A,,IYa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
Sur befonoeren 8eadtun9.
Maoifon, Neb., 81. San. 1896

w III | y H. 1tep', OIL. Sull' 4ooo'
@eebrter 9err Rebafteur!
Sn 8etreff Der @nTrdge, pie man gutes
Wui9blau berite1en fann, min t9 S9nen
cine einfa9ere 8ori9rtft geben:
Siemdn's Soluble blue, 1 lln5e; Stal2
fdure, J hinge; 8uf1er, cine @einflai9e Don.
Oas 9unfelperben BON auf Slai9en gez
Fifteen Meerrettig, poriiber glei6fuas in
Der r8eilage" Inn &atb na3gefu9t purbe,
fommt pu6ri9einli9 pom @ebrau3 elmer
ble9ernen 8eibe; man lafe fi9 fir bieTen
3ped cine 3etbe DON 3int6le9 anfertigen
unb bas l1ebel ntrb ft9 ni9t einIteuen.
l1nb nun nod zines. Warum molen sic
Die Nnfrage, mo- man 8iefenfanin9en unO
Monatsz@ rbbeeren befommen tann, ni1t
ebenfaGs in Der r8eilage", ~anitatt briefli4
%beantporten? @u9 i4 mO4te gerne iol9e
Ioreien baden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
bausbier.
pOrf Clinton, s., 80, San, 1896,
@eehrter 6err HebdfteurI

= 49, S+ln " ~ oO- SuN' LOOO'
9eebrter 6err Hebafteur!
DIS Dor ettpa 3tpei Sabren in Der ugeilage"
Elm bon 6errn Werni9 in M}ilmautee enrz
pfo6lenes &e5ept gum 8rauen bon 8ier fir
ben eigenen 9ebrau9 eri9ien, tpurbe tb To-
glei9 8ierbrauer. Mber leioer mlnoete
Der Stoff ni6t, berfelbe mar Elm i9aler
9opfentbee uno fam 0benbrein piel gu tbeuer-
Nls oann fur3 oarauf elm Ge3ept gum 9uf!z
al3~Ma6 perDffentliht purbe, ba purbs
au9 i9 glei9 Mdl5er, aber aub bamit ging
es 16le6t; bier iibte Die @ttterung einen IL
groBen Ginfl1B aus, bas Mul3 trodnete 81,
langfam, unb i6 CLAUDE, es berliert audi
gu Diel an ieinem S~srtringebalt; au9 erbdlt
mon ni@t bas 10 nOtbige RDitprobutt.
Da erfanb i'd einen Npparat, beFen Ser
ite1ung nur IS Gents foitet unb nit nel9eln
t6 bas Mal5 Ourb Geuerbibs trodnen uno
glei63eitig rDiten, fonie polfdnoig ~reinigert
fann, fur5, es gelang mir, Elm Mfal3 ber5uz
itellen, pelhes i6perli9 eth &enner bon
benz Mal5 Der groBen Mdl5ereien gu unter=
f9eiben bermdg. 9a i9 nun febr biqiges
nnb gutes Meal5 geniigenb bate, per1u1te i9
mid pieber ais 8ierbrauer Ino mad einigen
8eriu9en 1T es mir ~gelungen, ipenigItens
Elm gutes, geiunbes unb trinfbares 8ier berz
5~uitelen, pel9es, tpie i9 CLAUDE, du9 nidt
biel Nlfo6Ol entbdlt, benin i9 babe einntal
bert u9smeiie 10 biel baoon getrunten, bag
es MIDI antptoerte, o5ne biel bon 8erauI9tz
beit gu fpuren; bo6 ent6dlt es unbebingt
einige gro3ent 4ltObol, Der iib beim Bayern
tpabri9einlt4 Dermebren pirb. Oo9 if
era9te meine Experiments afs MGl3er uno
8rauer fir abgef9loien unb BIN nit meinem
grobufte 5ufrieoen, nur nod cine 5rage
BART Der 2Oiung, unb bierbei mD9te if
Sbre 9iilfe in Inipru9 nebmen, 9err &e=
batteur. Mie berbdlt ii9 meme 8ra11erei
gu ben neutrality-suspicious. Sd mD9ts
auf teinen San nit ben 8eb0rbenkin gpnz
flitt geratben.
4. Su1ius Sobdnnfen.
Mnmert. Der &eb. ssabren sic
muir unbeirrt fort, 8ier fir ben @ebrau6 Der
eigenen Sanailie gu brauen, unb lai1en sic
ii9's gut f@meden. Sic MAIDEN fi6 babel
feiner ungeiebli3en 9anblung 19ulbia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

i. Br11t m a n n len.
81 n m. Der &eb.- 8elten Oanf fir
bic oben eege6enen 8atbf4ldse, Qfuf Die
BON SS6nen geitelte Sroge biene SS6nen CUR
IntpOrt, baB mir ni4t %gelonnen iinb, bura
fol9e 8efanntmabun9en BON gef9dftli9en
8etrieben foitenfreie Propaganba fir bic
ielben gu ma9en. SIS banbelt ii6 bier6ei
fir Die betreffenben Sirmen ober 3ii9ter in
eriter &et6e UNI 9elbgetpinn unb feiner 3eiz
tung foate 5ugemut6et perOen, lire eigenen
gef9dftli@en Snterefen iotpeit gum 8eIten
Der 2eier bintan5uiebsn, baB tie fi9 b13u
bergiebt, aus reiner @utmiitbigtett Die in bic
u n5sigenfpa1ten g~ebOrenben N6refz
fen unentgeGtli9 gu perDffentli9en. Nu9
cine 3eitung TT Elm @ei3dft unD tpe1n ale
0ieienigen, bic NIT %unieren 2eiern, beren
3abl 2egiOn lit, in gef6dftli6er 5inii9t gu
Der6anbeln piinf9en, ibre 8erfaufsartifef
in ben @n5eigeipalten Der n9eilage" anbiez
ten tpiirben, 10 piirben fte ft9 ausge<
aet9net babel fteben uro uns niirbe bic
eripart bleiben, fOl9e Mnfragsn gu
beantporten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
8riefe us Geras.
Soma parf, Seras, 81. San, 1896.

Soma purf, seras, 81. San. 1896.
@eebrter 9err Simon!
Sn Der r8eilage" go. 5 ,. s. befinbet fi@
Elm 4rtifel iber Seras, tpel9em, mas
pabrbeitsgetreue S9iloerung anbetrifft,
nt3ts bei3ufigen 1T unb i9 m09te benIelz
ben alien b~enienisen 2eiern, Die mid nit
elmer @nfrage in 8e5ug auf 2anb, So
ben etc. beebrten, aus Mangsl an 3eit aber
bon mir feline &ntmort erbielten, aur oez
nauen Our9iibt empfeblen,
Qu3 babe i3 aus bemielben erieben, baB
0r. Sobannes SDB grfabruneen beiibt in
8e5ug anf Seras, benin feline Nniidten iinb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
Die Riefenfaninhensudt.

Die bteIer, auf ben @ntquf unb bic 3u3t
BON &ieientanin9en 8e5ug babenben an<
frag:n, tpel9e bic 2efer i'm r8rieffalten"
Der purlisssnben r8eilase" finOen un0 our4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
SnGius Spbdnnfen.

@nmert. Der &.b. 5abren sic
muir unbeirrt fort, 8ier fir ben @ebrau9 Der
eigenen Samilte gu brauen, unb laKen sic
ii4's gut f3meden. Sic MAIDEN ii6 babel
teiner ungeieBli3en 9anbluns i4utois.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-06
oBsERv THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1896

Valley. Our reports of last week are
now being confirmed by adyices re-
ceiyed from the sections from which
our reports were received. A reaction
from this sharp advance is in order
at any time as the market has not sus-
tanned such sharp upward movement
for many years, but if their be no re-
lief from the disastrous drought in the
sections mentioned, the market will
eventually sell higher. Although
speculation is dormant, the actual de-
mand for a reduced crop will sustain
values. Liverpool cables this after
noon that there seemed little buying
in that market to sustain the expected
offerings from America. Our exchange
has never witnessed such bull mar
ket as we have seen to-day under the
covering of the short interest made
during the past six months. So far
there does not appear to be any long
interest forming except from the
Southwest. The closing of the market
was firm at a concession from the best
prices on an active demand for West
ern operators who have covered to-day
Liverpool should be at least twelve six
ty-fourths higher to sustain the adj
vance.
HTrPRAPD RPOC e. 90
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A Heavy and An Unexpected
Advance in Cotton.
CAUSED BY LONG DROUGHT
The Rapid Rise in Price Caused
Great Excitement.
NET ADVANCE OF 6srO57 POINTS
The Stock Market Was a Holiday
Affair and Prices We're lrreg-
uIar Within Narrow
Range.

New York, Aug. 5.-After a holiday
since Friday morning Liverpool cotton
market opened ten points higher on
futures and 3-16d higher on spot. There
was a further advance of GOA points
on the future list. This was decidedly
more than was expected and caused
great excitement here. At the same
time the government weekly report
was more bullish than had been looked
for and tended to confirm the recent
advices as to the extent of damage by
drought and heat. As a consequence
our market opened higher by 0Q30
points. Grading was very active. and
for most of the session the market
was decidedly strong, at the best show
ing an advance of 54062 points over
yesterdays closing prices. Notwith-
standing the upward movement in cot
ton outside speculation forms but a
small part of the business now in pro-
gress; probably q of to-day's transac-
tons have been on local account.
There were several intervals of reac-
ton, but the market was finally firm
at a net advance of 53@57 points or
with las points of top prices. Sales
442, 300.
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HUBBARD BROS. & co.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York. Aug. 5.-To-day's stock
market, with the exception Of three
properties, was a holiday affair, with
outside interest of very slight proper
tons. There was absolutely no reflec-
ton of the Chicago disturbance, and
as the rule, the fluctuations were made
by the light sprinkling of board scalp
ers not attending the exchange. The
opening was higher The general list
reacted sympathetically, and was also
influenced by actual and threatened
rate disturbances, but eventually
worked toward a higher plane, on re-
covering and moderate purchase of the
internationals. The market during
the afternoon was irregular within
narrow range The closing was
steady at the trivial changes, mostly
gains.
Despite extreme inactivity in bonds
prices worked lower The sales were
$52S.000. Governments were weak and
lower on dealings of $4,000.
Npw YORK AuQus4 5 Money n caH
7rmer at 11S@2H per cent; laet loan
.i.,~ed 2G2l6 per cent. PINE 1tereanHte
aare~ elT175S per cent Sterling chang
steady 18th actual business is ,.E--1rs'
9iti> ~ 1854 Seh for dem nd and ( SO
csI H., 81 days Posted rate G91s
@lS0 and 4S91Sa4 90 Commercial bills
Ask BAR silver ~ Silver certificates
6ssz @69s<. Mexican dollars Govern
fnent hopds weak State bonds dull. Rail
road bonds weak.
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Notice.
WAKE COUNTY. AN nv y wv

OWE AXE G1G co1S44 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
pier whitaker, plaintiff,
AgaiHsU
J. VI, Lamar ana Alista Lamar, defendants.
The defendants above named are
hereby notified that the plaintiff above
named has commenced an action
against them for the recovery of five
hundred dollars, which plaintiff alleges
that defendants owe him, and has is
sued a summons for them, returnable
to the next term of the Superior Court
in and for the county of Wake. The
defendants are, therefore, notified 10
appear at the next term of said court,
to be held at the court house in the
City of Raleigh ON the seventh Monday
after the first Monday in September
next, being the Goth day of October,
next, 1896, then and there to demur
to or answer the complaint of plaintiff
filed in said action, or in case they fail
so to do, judgment will be rendered
against them as prayed for in plain
tiff's complaint.
This Sth day of July, 1896.
ID. H. YOUNG. C. S. c.
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STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.

Departments well equipped. 81 teach
ers. 444 regular students, besides
practice school of 81 pupils. $50 ma
triculates since it's opening in 1892. 90
of the 90 counties represented. Conn
petitive examination at county seat
August 1st to fill free tuition vacan-
cies in dormitories. Application
should be made before July goth to en-
ter the examination. No free tuition
except to applicants signing a pr
to become teachers. Annual expenses
of free tuition, students boarding in
dormitories, 800; tuition-paying stu
dents, $3.50. Address,
President CHARLES d. MIVER,
Greensboro, n. G.
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NAVAL gTOaR.

NEW YORK, August s. SIS eae
4lrElpSd. cona5u 10 N3cG So,
Yarpenblne-- bull at 25H&55s
CHARLESTON, august 5 --HosiU FIRM "a
81 25Gg1.30.
rurpsnalne-Firm at 2l1S G2x
F@ILMLNGTON Angus q H-a.t il n.
strained $685., good sfraiM.d { 5.s@
Spirits steady; 20s<@21N.
ar steady at Sl.UO.
T1rpentine Quiet hard $3.50; soft
81 so, virgin 81 65.
SAVANNAH, august 5.--Spirits turE 81
tiue firm at 221s; sales sos
Rostn firm water white s200 window
glass 81. 85; N, sl75; Nj, s1.671G; K, a. 90
I, ! 5716; II, sl.52}&; G., s1.45 f. 81 ~ 3,
LAO y, 6l.371k; ., 81 3711s; b, S1,377s; -
81. >736 Sales 3 4S7
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NEW YORK.

New York, Aug. 5.-Cotton-Spot
cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
us; middling gulf, SIS; sales none.
Futures opened irregular; sales 26,-
300 bales.
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ltures closed quiet; sales none.
LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, Aug 5.-4;15 p, m.-Cor-
ton closing spot, fair demand; prices
higher; American middling, fair,
4 17-32d; good middling, 7-32d;
American middling, 4 3-32d; good ordi-
nary, 3 Esd; ordinary, 11-16d.
The sales of the day were 10000
bales, of which 1900 were for specula-
tion and export and included $500
American; receipts, $4,000 bales, in
GLIDING 1860 American.
Futures opened steady and closed
very steady at the advance.
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NEW ORLEANS.
OTHER MARKETS.

Norfolk, firm, 65s receipts, 81 bales.
Baltimore, steady, 7Ha; receipts, 0.
Boston, quiet, 71e; receipts, none.
Wilmington, nothing doing, receipts,
none.
Philadelphia, firm; S1s; receipts, 0.
Savannah, steady, z; receipts, 1o4.
New Orleans, nominal, n receipts,
PAL.
Augusta, quiet, IA receipts, ?.
Charleston, steady, 61s; receipts, 0.
New York, quiet, rs; receipts, ?.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
Strict middling ...........7H
Mldullng .,.................
Low mlddllng ...........,..6%
\ FURRY IN COTTON.
BY private war TO G. f. Leach, Broker.
Raleigh, n. c.:
New York, August 5.-The
speculation to-day was the most
excited Witnessed in years. The
fluctuations were violent and freouen..
At the start prices shot upward % to
rs points, and though they reacted
and declined to later on, the loss
was subsequently recovered and again
prices rose rapidly, closing at a net
advance OF % to 81 points with sales
of 442 BOO The weekly government
report was bulish. confirming private
reports OF extensive damage by
drought and heat; shorts covered
heavily and stop orders were reached
assisting the rise Everybody wanted
to buy, and prices advanced easily.
Commission houses bought. The mar
ket closed firm at the advance. If Liy-
erpool responds to the rise here to-day,
many would not be surprised if prices
advance still further.
New Orleans advanced So points
Liverpool advanced 3-16d. on spots,
with sales of 10000 bales, futures there
advanced 1914 to 1874 points, closing
very steady. In Manchester yarns
were strong, cloths full prices insisted
upon, but business small. The port
receipts were $50 bales VS.. 683 last
week, and 1,120 last year, and 800 in
1894. Thus far this week 1851 VS..
1890 thus far last week spot cotton
advanced &c. here; no sales; middling
uDIands. TX; Savannah and st. Louis
advanced nc, and Norfolk, Baltimore
and Augusta nc. Augusta sold 674
bales, and Savannah, 800.
HUBBARD BROS. & co.'s. LETTER
New York, Aug. 5.-(SpeciaD The
markets for cotton have simply gone
wild to-day over the effort of the short
interest to cover their outstanding
contract for shipment to Europe I'M
der the constant receipt of cumulative
adyices of injury to the crop through
out the Southwest, and the Mississippi
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BALTIMORE.

8ALTl8ocg ugust 5.--Eicug duh
= aetaru aapeefine Sl.S002.G0; DO eglr-
s- 0t9S.65; family @3.00G3 80 winter Rheat
i=4e0i g 40GS.65, spring wheat paten
il 50n5 -, do. spring wheat stTalghls
s3.l0 o.a,i.
t- pea6-St a1y: spot and AugE ST 6 TX q
SIX september e280f215; steamer No. 2
reu 6714 o "a; southern whe&C bs Cample
80G63zg, h. o grade 60Q63.
;ioru-E inner spot 29}S 80; August 9}3l
029H; Sepbom Der 29Jses3 steameg miro
-, southern white corn by sample 81, 40.
yellow 81
Oats Firm, Nc white western $50
so, No. & 3txe1 western do. 241z 9gs5
Rye-Qniet: no. 2, 327SG35 lor gear by,
35Ga351s FOR western.
HaY~-Firm; choice Timothy 8IGt0&lJ so
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PORK

Cash quotations were as follows
Tour-~N ominal Wheat No. 2, sprf7r
ia, No. 8, spring F7N5715; No. 2 red, 6l%
Corn-N0. Q, white %; No 2 yellow -.
0aTa No 2. 1917 No. 2 white, --; No. 3,
white, 1902 Vi. Rye No Q, 3O}S
Barley-No 2 nominal, No 3, b ~.
No. 4, f o b 20@30 FLAX seed--No. /, II
Prime Timothy seed 50 40. Pork mess
psr Dbl, 81 80. Lard-per 10a lbs 8345
Short rib sides noosel SO 013 65; dry
salted shoulders Choxed) 3%M4, short clea,
sides (boxedl 294 A8% Whiskey, aietillerA
finished woods pergailon. sl22.
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RALEtaH, N. C., August 5
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-There was an ir-
regular wheat market to-day Spot
opened strong, reacted and closed weak
at $685. or "A cent below yesterday.
Corn gained Is and oats were unchang-
ed. Hog products closed steady and
lower.