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THE WOOL MARKET


BOSTON. June le.-The Boston CONNER
eial Bulletin viii say tomorrow of the wool
market:
The market was more quiet this week
than last This IS accounted for by the
siackenlng up III the demand for woods 10
be used in government clothing. The de-
mand from ne regular sources has not in
creased nor diminished. The establish
nlent OF a definite basis OF value has been
OF material advantage TO the market. Deal
ers have pla led their wool on a rock bot
tom level and aye slowly building up from
II. There have been sales OF fine medium
territory OH basis OF from 44ai5c. At
prices being paid in Utah and other Sec
tons In the West IL will cost from 46c 10
s1c 20 land the new wool here. without
considering profit or interest. Offers for
fine medium territory at 40c and for for
eign eombing a. eeI63c have brought no
sales. The saleg of the week are sSi 900
pounds domestic and 3I3,G pounds foreign.
against 1.GiIooo pounds domestic and ISL
go pounds foreign last week. and 1851
900 pounds domestic and 7.ls3000 pounds
foreign for the same week last year.
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CHG AGO ti.ishETA


CHICAGO. June l8-Tbe ,Top damage
news continued Ia ae the sp3gf buM argtl~
IusDt ta "a UtBt To-Day. There seemed 20 81
ErgwiHs apprehension lAst the harvest
wyala ts~ seriously delayed and that ;he
gain Weus& suffer serious inquiry. Wheat
3g ttr sos4-heru haIE 90 Kansas was said "a
fe about ready f5T the harvest. while fae
1.etts @tre sal % te Uosys&e8
Name goGS ether tess Er&Eas from differ
Get paris % tAR country sent equally BAD
reports, b3I intersassrSsti e5te thp herAiaz
IL ca sn}!ty We're So tew others OF 8 more
FsasssiT4aS charar ttr. suggesting the pcs
s-0-s:fN -; alleged disaster being more
imaE jr4ttan t.-ta The acIu8! facts TIL. re
W4s s. disposition - ~alt fcr The govern
rufut Sepoft 4UG sh3S acted as . cue~k -
si}s.'t-- at.1c- IaF clearing EsTs Of gee WefeN-
TF Ia thsr2E1 caused Temporary change
iu speculative Se1g.IGl- NJ. The sun SO about
two h0Ur~ attsT The opening az the session
was cc1uil0E s2 Al lhe wind rs - tea
ie1sr1 g Tr5 s& ard Dst,tr5 all The hall
feeling cost q tht crowd n tae wheat pa
tFpTD trEG very s;FoDE. The market !s..-
came ~faA and tie ratjr gain xaz 7es-~e
ta1H sost. tirGeral buying nv shorts gaze
the market FRESH impetus near tae eleSa.
Jay ieIt cE 20 Sas1 ct Axc ana Sep
tcgp's@r @-ffss higher
Tt5e t~ad- 81 tAe -crn v5t waz tt. -7,.-e.
zct;Ve oa che Goor The country came
form ln vigorous terms in numerous feie-
grams "a describe the Sort. ese effect ~
tea much SAiu. NJ SCnueE sad tFre m,
started thhn Is huSjnS freuxv Sssred he
r't. shorts 1ia1s a general nash 70 cover
assd AhcFat hsytEe orders were sEssf FIR
fSS country accounts Jaiy closed 7.ssEe
We
fseroTts were very unfavoraA{e <ar ee.x
tae genera compliant being heavy r4lrss
have beaten 30wn tse grs5n beyou.S rs~a.gs
cry. July closed &c h3Aase.
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Minnesota, % N Iowa. n in Nebraska. II
in North Dakota. tn-~South, Dakota. IL
IN Oregon and - in Washington.
The average condition Of winter wheat
is SOS as compared with 7S5 az the CORE
spending date last year. and SIS the CORE
spending average for the last ten years.
The average condition of spring wheat
IS almost. Il not entirely, unprecedented.
being lpas. as compared with $40 in June,
1887. and SIS. the average for the past ten
years Nearly all the states OF principal
production reach condition which ex-
coed that Indicative of full normal crop,
North Dakota reporting ie4. South Dako-
"a i0s, Nebraska las. Indiana i0s Minne-
sofa tso, Oregon 10: and Washington 81.
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PROTECT.

In all you do You ere ever leskae
out for what is hest for yeuR -
material interests. Why ~ lssk
out for your health once In wAiaes
Why not be viaorousf WIZ ~ =
able to say to all men % ezra
IL am your equal in all eseenelehr
You say you cannot because - -
puny. Admitting that you erss ~
do you remain punyf VITALITY, =
easy to restOre-if you knsw -
One thing In the world, 80 -
thing alone, does IL unlntMnoU'
That one thing Is "Hudyan.r ~
even when you have II II -
degree. Are you ssrongf
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!. Z and .. s-sneh. SO rs, t6sA LAtA. -
lbs weigh. asffsss fees 81 ~
Wastlrxt1r Red Cedar L1rsher--ECgEh.
tssIs. Fssvsl sizi-s gegnc 20 lbs. SO
sis.a Ceilings. weights. Eos. !. . and Z
ssxs-.nrn .19 Iksss SGs. !. : ard J. 1xs-
srrn IS, fass Nos l. ant g. AIs-inch.
-, ia x1aGz7. EstnScofIag. tIggt4 Rus
tie srn- 80 shingles 3i.N Standard
ssfngses 81 IL Ons-Igch aEixh, Z. Il and Is
saaares s ard % feet, xS4S10 Bat
sens sG4ec per loo ineai feet Pickefs.
IL
kiin-6ried. 81 IA advance or green pray-
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SYNOPSIS.
MARINE OBSERVATIONS

Special Dispatches 10 fast-lnsss.-.-
TATOOSH. June 10. u. n.--Rsrss.sa.sl
90. IS: cloudy: WIND west, . ,al;es ~
ward-Bk Altcar. in tow OF tur p,rsu,sss
S:lr a. m; a steamer S:Ja a. m : 49,
$50 =. m. lnward-A four snastea 49,
er. le:l5 a. M; tag Tyee. 1910 i = s'a ~.
side. bound ina bark In tow q Pns.....
and a ship.
PYSHT. June 10. p. m.-C,ear, ~,
east wind. VA
PORT ANGELES. June "a -
barometer. 1915; clear: wind rorsAs..s : !,
miles. Sh j. Il. Brown. a hark "a i 1
Dominion in bay. s y
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Total Sales.
.enerni Quotations,


Ftour-Rece. coco barrels; exports
$50 barrels; market steady ard IN
changed
Whrat-R Receipts. 43i 45a bushels: ex-
ports, iSl 80 bushels. Spot firm: No. red
si.la t o h. Options opened frmer on
cah,es and wei weather and an advance in
earn; the markec held firm All day. and
closed iaUiiEc net higher; July closed a,
95,.c.
Wool--Steady.
Hops-Steaay.
Petroseuna-puN.
CoTee-options opened duh and un-
changed Sales. $50 bags. including:
june. 5.soC. Spot RIO duli; No invoke.
6a>c No. 3; tohhing, Csc Mild dull; Cor
tioVa, Si~sll5'&C.
Sugar-Raw firm. fair refining. sac: CEN
trirugal s%-test. l5-Isc. Refined firm.
Metals.
Pig IFou-WArrants. s. 60q6.sa
Copper-I-ike, $ll-@Gl2.l0.
xt5sfI5Ie.
Spe,tef-ts hsFI4 80
Leads -"s43.t5ts. The firm that FIXES the
selling price Tor Inioers ANA shelters quotes
lead at S30a a. the close.
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Total Area of liz. soo,ts Acres-Ay~r-
age Il the Best Ever


ASIiISGToN. June 11-Pr4lininary
returns or the spring wheat acreage. Win
ere TWO DaEosas IN particular subsec. Ia
revision. Indicate total area seeded az
q ssafs acres which added 10 the area in
winter wheat =. 20 SO acres makes a fot Al
wheat acreage OF =. 1sss.ts-f or rather oyer
S.5tslsza acres greater than as; year
Taers is al increase Of IS Dor cent. In
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. June fa-Arrs.s =.
Mary II. Hume. Tqliamock; 0adi, pa,
qua: strs Humboldt. Seattle: Oreron p,ss
land: sh Yosemite. Seattle, icrtes..,
Seattle: sch Gem, Gray's haraof. arilse
schs w. +. Jewett. st. Michael. Ws-ss.,
Home. Seattle: str Saroata. Cos M
TACOMA, June a.--Arr.ved str Irs,ss.
from San Francisco. Sailed, Juna . -
lumhia for San Francisco; sta x,ra,s
for St. Michael; Wilbur Crilman, -. 81
William Renton, for San Pedrn
PORT BLAk El.t.Y. June y-ln,,.a
British bark Darra from ---.
NEWPORT. June 9.--Arr.ved "A a..
lenger. from Seattle.
PORT ANGELES. June a,--rn nsr !.
Coiunlh'a from Tacoma for San Nsas..
str Indiana from Seattle FOR - NJ
cisco Sailed June ?. sh Colun,hter IA 81
Francisco. str Aleazar.
NEWPORT, June 10.--Arrived "A IA.
A. Campbell. from Port Bsakesey
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Bradstreet's financial review tomorrow
Will say:
More or .ess irreguiarIty has been shown
IN the movement of the market this week
war ana war news has been less OF a fac
tor. but while the line Of speculat ton has
been generally strong. there has been evil
dence OF realizing in groups of stocks
which led the RECEIPT advance. while fresh
interests have come into prominence and
inactivity has reflected the renewed pres
ence of investors. Governments have de-
ctlned little In consequence of the pass
age or the war revenue BIZ by the senate.
with bond clause, and the certainty thus
created that the government would soon
bring out new issue. On the other hand
the railroad bond list has been advancing.
the scarcity or the higher prices for gilt
edge securities creating a demand for the
second and even third grade of railroad
mortgages; London has both bought and
appears to be lack OF public interest in
our securities abroad. and the advances
in the London quotations for them for sew
eral days are ascribed to purchasing or
ders from this SIDE. While the market
here has been active. there has been a
falling off In the amount OF public partici-
patton. and the efforts OF manipulators
have been apparent in some. Of the more
notable movements. particularly the de-
cline Of sugar and the advance of various
specialties; The sentiment Of the street
supporting factor and while the delays In
the progress OF the war and the conflict
ing news or absence of any news whatever
from the scene of hostilites has been CAL
culated 10 hold back speculation the UNI
DERIVING feeling Is one Of confidence in the
result and in the strongly hullish effect
of further success to our arms.
Bank Clenrings.
The following table. complied by Brad
street. shows the bank clearances at the
principal cities for the week ended June
10. with the percentages Of increase and
decrease, as compared with the CORE
spending week last wear:
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ROME, June Io.-The Messengre, COM
menting on the state OF agriculture in It
ally. says that in the last eleven months
il5.5SI tons OF grain. of the value OF l,lfo 60
lire, have been imported into Italy from
America and Russia
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saIs during the past week, In the face OF
q heavy export business. point 10 the very
good crop prospects for wheat and other
grains influencing holders toward partins
with their stocks statistics OF pig iron
pro69ctton point TO slight reuuction IN
output during the month just closed. due
largely 20 shug-downs for repairs, hu; the
nature % stocks 20 accumulate gives proof
that the immense recent production has
been met by an equally large consunapslve
demand The leading feature OF the week
in the iron trade has been the collapse of
the So-caied .'gentiemen's agreement IN
the Southern iron industry, and prices are
in Bessemer pig IS taken TO indicate that
the makers are getting IN better shape 10
control the output than for some time
past The features Of the iron and steel
trade are the numerous small orders,
amounting 10 a fairly large aggregate. for
immediate delivery. and the booking Of
number OF orders for finished products
for export, but new export business en-
next seasons account does not come for
ward very quickly.
Following the little squirt in the demand
for raw wool. largely on army orders, ha,
come rerceptiby less active demand for
this staple at the East and the unsatis-
factory condition in the manufacturing
trades are reflected in talk Of curtaiiment
OF production.
Features of the price situation this week
are the steadiness of nearly all classes OF
groceries. or raw cotton and prices of print
cloths and of hides. leather and lumber.
ASs~fSaScS reported IN cSfeAIS.
lard. pork. copper and steel rails
Cereal exports are slightly smaller than
last week. but are still above the total in
the corresponding weeks OF previous wears
Wheat exports this week aggregated 4-ae-
Ss2 bushels. against 5,2ss coo bushels last
week 1850 coo bushels in the week a wear
ago. 2,ees.0 o bushels in 1896 and l,7sI,ooa
bushels in 1895.
Corn exports for the week are 47eaS4
bushels. against l. sos 900 bushels last week
2.Ses.dt0 bushels in this week a year ago.
in 1885.
Business failures this week number COL
an increase over last week OF a. but COM
parei with the total in this week last year
OF 80. In 1886 OF 23i in 1895 Of 232 and in
1894 of 90.
Business failures in the Dominion OF
Canada this week number 2s against II
in 1886 and q in 1865
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WASHINGTON June I0.-Today's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $3.50. $40 ga.
geld reserve $l6s. si7, 392
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


San FRANCISCO. June 10.--Whea: con-
t.nuss nominal, 40 definite quotations can
be given for spot. Nothing doing ln spot
barley Arrivals OF oats light: trading IL
u small proportions ard prices are as pre-
yi0usly quoted.
Spot quotations were:
Ffosir-Net cash fer family extras. s5.51G
Sd bakers extras. ss.2sa5.35.
Bariey-Feed, silsIzzgI-N; brewing. si-35
GLH
eats-Poor 10 fair. s.. seQI s2ts: good 10
Choice. sl,Szszsfi 37ls; fancy feed. Size:
fray, slS@,xasi IS. milling. si-ssSsLio; sur
Flour, quarter sacks e035: do Oregon,
ls,bss: do Washington, i0.7si; wheat. GEN.
fal., loo: DO Oregon. 1870. barley. ceGIals
son, so; corn. cenlals. Eastern, 100: po-
taloeE. sacks, y .cs7. do Oregon, I5st:
onions. sacks. 755: bran, sacks. 10: do Ore
gon. t.l.s; naiddhngs sacks. %: do Oregon.
boxes. 6,S3S quicksilver. TASKS. 4 wine.
gallons, l3.seo. brandy. gallons. 500
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Inactive: December 81. 3sL.
Eariey-E1rDer. December. s.l57ss
Cofn-I4arge yellow. sio2izdle
Wool and Hops.
Wooi-Fall: Southern coast lambs. TGSc:
San Joaquin lambs. 14sc; Northern lambs.
fiui2c; San Joaquin plains 149c: Hum
5oldt and MendociIo, if9Sl5c-
Ho2s-9r121sc.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
MlddHnss. Sao.59922. -; bran.
sis4tisN per ton.
Hay-~Wheat. s2lsa23 wheat and oat, SIS
Gz2 alfalfa. 81. 80: Clover nominal .
stcck. nominal: compressed wheat. S2iu-4
straw. per bale, 50tu5ec.
SegetableS-New reds. onions. 50nT0c;
garlic. new. 4gt6c; green peas. 75c4Si:
string beans. 36s6c per 10: summer squash
75c1s<l per box. fancy asparagus, $50; egg
plant, i0sri2l2c: chill green peppers, Sai2l4c
Frust-Appes, choice. $llyl.5o; rhuharb
Ha51c. fancy straw herries. 5ar7c; goose
berries. 142c; cherries, black, atal a5c:
nava.a. si.45qI3: Mexican lines. repack, $3.50
"a: common California lemons 75cuSi ;
choice California lemons. 81. 25ll. 80;
bananas. STAG per bunch; pineapples $50
a. per dozen.
Butter-Faney creamery. lee: do seconds
iSNisizc; fancy dairy. l7i2c; do seconds.
is4i7c.
Cneese--New, &c. Young America. 100
i0ise: Eastern. 12fii3c.
Egse-Store, li4lsc, fancy ranch. I54
1Si9c. Eastern ifizc.
Poaftry-Turkey gobblers 10dl2c per Id:
old ROSTERS. s3.5eG4.59; young ROSTERS. S. 20
as small broilers. si.sSG2so; large hro}I-
ers. s5s1351; flyers, siH4S9, hens s3oRtn
4.fkf. Old ducks. SSgl350, young ducks, $50
40; geese. 75c0ti per pair: goslings. sili
LES: Old pigeons. 81; young pigeons, sf35
Gl.0.
In
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Sometimes n small e0ppst
spot will indicate some ~
blood poison. Pimpies ans q.
are produced by blood sssnN !.
..30-day blood cure" era1icesD
faint. Circulars telling
how quickly and how ssrey ~.
crates are yours for the
You can have your biooA
and whilst doing So y0e -
gain your
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A clear brain when you eWnne
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word; n feeling Of faith n yeef -
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every day In the week, So
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mailed to you free OF All
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dealings ba, prices rose 20 t5e volume o.
business increased later II she day. Tosal
Sales s. S-zs4s.
rnited States old - registered on cali
declined 4 III the bid price. bit later nss
UP 4 per cent
Money and Exchange.
Money on cal! steady at fRli- per cent;
last leans, Ia per ceat~. prime mercantile
paper, Cos Ger cent. Sterling exchange
easier, with actual business n bankers
bills a. 81 a. - for demand. and az
<4sG@kfs sazs for sixty days. posted rates.
81 sima1s.s7. commercial hfsas~ 81 va. SH-
yer certificates 5si9f.5ssze Far silver,
575xc. Mexican dollars. l5sxc. Government
bonds firm. state bonds dull: railroad
hDrs4s firm
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PORTLAND. June i0.-vheat has az
;2sE got DOWN 10 an export basis again
sl1cstem. Offerings are Tot large.
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wheat-Na. club T5c: No. !. tsueStsu
IS: milling what, No ! club. I5c. No.
bsueSteTn. 7sc.
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VAN CAMPS Pork and Beana

EXCURSION to Snoqualmie sezl ia
day. Train leaves $50 a. m. Fase m
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was frms creameries, l3nl5c;
dairy, li412c
Egss-Steady: fresh, ei4c.
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COsmpOxitioa,

We are now prepared To do comoqddn
for the trade tany measurel Ia Neoep1k
Minion. BREWER and Long Primer. ~
faction guaranteed. Cal or addreo NJ
Inteiligencer. Seattle.
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LIVERPOOL. June -Wheat-Futures
closed steady; July. 9s I'D: September. SIS
al1d: December, 6s 3hd: spot wheat No .
red Western winter. dull. SIS Sd; No. l red
Northern spring dull as
COrn-Spot American mixed new, firm.
Is 81; July. quiet, IS Sd: September, quiet.
Is sad.
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BOSTON, June To-
Bos. & Mon - POS Parrot ... a
Bos. & Butte :. 23Ts
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NEW YORK. June l0.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets were quiet and duh
today. the speculative markets being de-
dressed by the sharp setback in Grand
Trunk unfavorab BILE traffic statements
Americans suffered with Grand Trunks
Foreign stocks were irregular with a fall
in Brazilians, I believe That the DAYS
withdrawals of Japanese coin from the
Bank of England nearly exhausted the
berk's supply CO that coin, and | do not
tank that Japan Will take much bar gold
from the bank
LONDON. June l0.--closIng: Canadian
Pacific, ssle; Grand Trunk. 50. bar silver.
quiet, 2ssad per ounce; money. a40l per
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DIAMOND ice is what you wan -,
hot days. IL is pure ana does 1T ~
like snow. Telephone. Pike I5A
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CHICAGO June lN-There has been 4
light supply OF cattle today and prtces
ruled strong. Choice steers 81 estlt5 SO, me-
dium 81 5Sass4 *. common. 81 i06f4 *: stock
erS and feeders stG4 -: cows and heifers
IS sos(a.>e; Gamers, s2.30a3S5. calves. 81 -
a650
Hogs we're active and about &c higher.
Fair - choice. 50 2'esI421'y: packers 50 Is
tale; butchers. sitf429: mixed So s14IS:
hEhts. Ssp9iA Is: niss. s. Nlsr4
The supply OF sheep showed a marked
Increase bat the demand vas good and
the offerings were well taken. Natiys
sheep. xSNas7&.f9. heavy sheep 81 i5sIs q.
sprlug lambs. sS9J6,50. clipped lambs. 81 54gf
as wonled lambs s65a
Receipts~Castle. s,5V. hogs. E. eso sheep.
II aNN
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, jane Ia--wheat-No market
QUO IAt5GDs unchanged.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW

Seattle, June Ie. ttss.
Exchanges at the Seattle. TACOMA, spo-
kane ants Portland clearing aeatzes to-day
we're az fosiowEs
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Oman hu.

OMAHA, June 1A.-CattIe-R ecsso.x. > SIC.
n'afkss steady. - higher Native beet
steers. siJ4 -. Western steers 81 saefs ~.
cows and teifeTs. s. 5of.s -. stockcrs ard
feeders S$gfa ~. calves. 81 6o4f- huEs aud
sfHsa 3 lt$it
Hogs Receipts. $50. market. r. hIr2,~-
tie ~ S2sfl4 ~. mixed 81 s5af4 O.. lIxht-
s. pass, o}iik of sales s. 4,sff
Sseep-- Receipts la9. market strong
f,s9r - choice natives sG-sE&sa. gsir -
ehostv Westerns, s.. soe5G 81. la.nts a 80
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WHEAT IN FINE CONDITION

Totals .... IS 2s.s7g,s75 IA
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-04-21
JOTTINGS OF TEMPERANCE,

The man who drinks champagne at
night generally feels real pain in the
morning.-National Temperance Ad-
vocate.
The quartette of drink, debt, dirt and
doubt is to many a man but another
version of the game of follow your
leader.-National Temperance Advo-
cate.
Unfortunately it seems to be consd-
cred by the governments of all coun-
tries that the trade in alcoholic liquors
has no claim to consideration of any
kind.-Mida's Criterion.
Almighty beer controls the realm,
The brewers hand is on the heinz
Men think the nation cannot thrive
Unless the lusty brewer drive.
National Temperance Advocate.
The basis of prosperity is in turning
the dollars in the right direction. More
than 100000 unemployed men would
be employed if the saloons were closed.
Prof. f. r. McWhirter.
Liverpool has sent out on the steam.
er Manuense, bound for st. Mchaels
the largest cargo of liquor ever shipped
II includes $4,000 cases and 1000 bar.
rels of spirits. chiefly whisky, aud Oos
barrels of beer