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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-07-07
FLOOD IN TEXAS.

It 10 Estimated That the Monetary Loos
van Exsss1 1900. 0e0.
: Austin, Tex. July 4-Reports from
the Brazos bottoms reveal a deplorabl
condition. The waters are still very
high. but are slowly receding, and 1t
Is believed that the worst is over In
that particular 40 ction Of the stats.
The sssimsted damage of -, 900. 900 to
the country tributary to tho Brazos
valley is mono to high, rs reports re-
,eived merely confirm the tale Of loss
md suffering reported. 1t Is not Boz
ievsd that the los. OF life viii b. any
y here ~ largo - reported and win be
principally among the negroes.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-07-07
TWENTY DEPUTIES INJURED.


London. July s,-The Rome CORES
pendent Of the Daily Mail says: The
chamber OF deputies today friday
was transformed into verisable bat
tleheld- The tumult was terrific. Mere
than twenty deputies were injured in
the struggle, including Baron Sonnino,
who was seriously hurt. Baron Son
nino is the leader Of the majority and
the probable future premier. The cham
Der will not be closed until November.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-07-07


Manila, July t-rhe transport Han
cock, which left Saturday with tho
First Nebraska infantry and batteries
A and b OF the Utah light artillery.
and the transport Senator, which
carries the Penusylvais troops, will re-
main several days at Nagssaki aud Yo-
kohoms, Japan.
According to tho latest reports from
the province Of Cayite, the insurgcat
leaders there ar q uArelings Aguinal-
dos cousin, Baldomcro Aguinaldo, has
been killed or Imprisoned by General
Mariana Trias. commander of the In
surgents ia tho southern department.
OF Luxon, and most of his men have de-
sertsd to Trias, who Is now at San
Francisco dc la Mallibon.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-07-07
WILL COME WEST.
President Has Not Abondoned His Trip to
the Coast

Washington, July L. Senator War
rem Of Wyoming called upon the presi
dent with reference to his western
trip. The president contradicted the
published reports that he had aban-
doned the idea of going west this
summer. He still intends to go unless
circumstances should intervene to pre-
vent, but he has been unable as yet TO
consider details, and the time and ex-
tent of his trips are matters for future
determination.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-07-07
UTAH TROOPS COMING HOME.

WIN 70 BY Way OF Japan and 49, Month
ON the Rood.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-13
LOCAL NEWS.

NV Benson was in town Yesterday.
kxn.J.w. Barton returned to Dallas
ssiefday
DLR.ll. Wilson was here from Au''
la yesterday.
Two Houses for Rent-Apply TO , Mr'
T. B Roberts. A-"
Mr.. J.. ". Doremus returned ron
Hsarne yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye al''g
Exposition saloon. IoU'
sR. Henderson took last afternoons
tain for NayasotA
All kinds Of fine millinery very cheap
Al Mrs. G. NJ. Proctors. laau
Mr.. J.. limerick Of Calvert is visiting
Mr.. Chas. Knoblauch.
Miss Beulah Duncan OF Waco is visit
iHs Miss Myrtle Conway.
iNIsses Edna and Willie weeden Ne'c
re- from Bethel yesterday.
Z Ms Linmore Nall went to Conroe
yesterday, 10 visit friends.
W. Mary ". spaun returned TO he'
hoa-t d.Nil.Ican yesterday
Ms Willie Duff Of Louisiana is VS.
ting the Missc- Willis 10 Bryan.
Miss Irmine Rvers aud Howard
Dounell Of Waco, LETT rsterday Tor O''
vert.
For accident aud life insurance e''n'
10 lodges OF straight lie companies -
\ Joe b Reed. Also sells -four, rice al
Office. u
ave are requested TO state that u
res, Of the Rev DR.. end Mr.. Her
UVE. Bowers Tor the next month "
D poo avenue q, Galveston.
Nj. and Mrs d. Giles returned y
terday To their home IN Cypress ai.e
week spent very pleasantly IN bfy
visiting Mrs. Giles parents, Mr.
Mrs. Hardy. Mt Giles mas been 10
year or 10 since holding down
Western Union job at Cypress Her
The Eagle office a pleasant CALI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-13
$685..
Value OF the Premiums Paid on
Madison County's First Bale
Sold In the Bryan Market.

Mr.. d. Bruce, who lives one
half mile south Of Madisonyille,
vas the fortunate man 10 hustle in
he first bale Of cotton from Madi-
.on to be sold in the Bryan mar
ket Mr.. Bruce arrived in Bryan
Yesterday afternoon with a bale
that weighed 40 pounds. He sold
il 10 Cole Bros for 8 cents and was
the recipient Of premiums as fol-
lows.
From Burt Norwood, $500 bat.
Zuber & McDougald, ! barrel
best grade -four, value $500.
Bryan Eagle, 81.
Bryan Eagle 50 cents TO buy
candy for the children.
Bmzos Pilot, 81.
Jane, & McDougald, SO cents.
TAYLOR & Cox, so cents.
Dunn & DAILY, 80 CENTS
I r. W. Higgs, 50 cents.
Sanders Bros. & Co., 80 cents.
G.. 5. Parker, 50 cents.
/ Cole Bros, 81.
W. c. Gilmore, so cents.
Webb Bros, 50 cents.
Mistrot Bros. 4 Co., 80 cents.
RI. Ford, 80 cents.
VIII r. Thomas, so cents.
Jno. VI. Lawrence & Co., 80 ct
Howell Bros, 80 cents,
First National Bank. 50 cents.
The weighing and sampling VI
done tree OF charge by &. ;. Ia
. ker
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-13
NOTICE.

II you have any real estate 70 sell
that you are willing 10 part with at
price that will make 1t saleable, place 1t
in our hands and We will find you a
purchaser.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-13
SONf
See Hudson a.
Agents, Office
JnO. VI. Lawi|

FARM-lJO acres on the
railroad between Bryan and
In the Thompson creek neigh
known a. the Jesse Taylor pla
improved.
DWELLiNG-New five ri
and lots, near graded school
the Mrs. Mary Mooring place.
FARM-The Knehr farm, lls
with improvements. Three miles
Of Bryan. Very cheap.
DWELLING 80 Five-room house /
lot and hall OF ground Ia eastern ID
Of town. Water works; well Of splend
water. bargain.
Dwelling and . acres Of land in we
ern part Of city, for sale exceeding
cheap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-13


ment, force and Consent MC
aFchies are founded upon force jre.V
bubbles upon consent. (
The Declaration Of independ.
ence asserts that governments de-
rive their just powers from the
consent Of the governed, and this
Is the doctrine TO which we have
adhered for more than a century.
Ii the doctrine set forth in the
Declaration Of Independence is
sound, how can We rightfully pur-
chase sovereignty from a Spanish
sovereign whose title We disputed
in Cuba and whose repellious sub
Jects we armed in the Philippines? |
An individual may live a double
life when only one life is known.
When both lives are known he can
only lead one life and that the
worst. A republic cannot enter
upon a colonial policy. II cannot
advocate government by consent at
home and government by force
abroad.
The Declaration Of Independence
will lose its value when we pro-
claim the doctrine familiar in Eu-
rope, but detestable here, that gov
ernments are round in shape, about
thirteen inches in diameter and
fired out Of cannons.
u II is sufficient TO say that thu
forcible annexation of the Philip
pine islands is benevolent under
taking entered upon for the good o
the Filipinos. Lincoln pointed on
, that this has always been the argu
ment Of kings To use his word
"They always bestrode the neck
Of the people, not that they wante
to do il, but because the poop
wers better of for being ridden,
We can guard the Filipinos fro
molestation while they deyelopx
republic in the Orient. They
be our friends instead OF
mics. We can send scbs
to Manila instead Of 4
The question is 4
what can we do2
Nearly two mq
tween the signiIl
the beginning I
Is. Philippines.
President AND
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-13

The Declaration Of Independence
will lose It's value when we pro-
claim the doctrine familiar in Eu-
rope, but detestable here, that gov
ernments are round in shape, about
thirteen inches in diameter and
fired out OF cannons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-30
Gai{er He6en in Gei9 g.
taos Oebatten.

DAB Die Ssit Der rluuren 9urte"
nabe 6srangsriit' III, fam man i6pm
oardus erIesn. bab Die 6isIigen Yars
tel Spgane edr ni6t nit Der Gontros
perIe 8dlIeItrem : 9refelp 9etreHs Der
9trein5N6ung BON &dilerreoen In Die
0st1tIsn bes Aei6stu9es fertig tpsr7
Den fDnnen. 90 3. 9. fiiblen ii6 Die
nSerliner NeueIten 9ludri9ten" bemiiz
bigt, Den @rafen SalleIirem pegen Der
GinIiigung Der midi geEpro6enenBors
te rim amili6sn Sbeile 0es Hei4sans
5e;9ers" in S6ub gu nebmer. Oas
Siati Iagt, 9a0eltrem babe pumit bem
9anoel8 Miniiter Srefelo leoigli9
veins golosns Bride bauen pollen."
Die DemotratiI6e n9erliner 8olts5eis
lung" gebt ben vS6arfmd3ern" 6u
2eibs, madt oieSe6uuptungen Der Ors
game oerIsl6sn tGherli3 unb iagt gum
S6luB: r9iellei4t uerIdn9en Die
S9arfma9er fogar nod, Dab ii9
9raf 8aueiirem entipeoer Ielbit einen
Orbnungsruf ert6eilt, poer i'm Ii6
pur6 ben 8ioe PrdIioenter Srn. BON
5rsge srtbeilen ldBt." Der n8prs
tpGrts" benubt natiirlif bic 9elegenz
bsit, Dem Hei6stugs prdfosnten etz
mas am 3euge gu fiden. Ous 9latt
befhufDigt Den @rafen, feline eigene,
frii6er gsma6te 2lnoronung umgepora
fen uno lid .in bO9it unebrenpoller
2lrt Dem Qbgeproneten GpeIIfe ge9enz
uber benpmmen gu baben." @r babe
lin unlpbaier Beile Dor Der Ee9ierung
fapitulirt unb bic Hej6stdgsredte
prsisgegeben, aniiait Iie gu beT4iben."
Gdnal : 8oriags.
Die 6dltung Der Hegierlng gegenz
Iber Der &unalppridge miro BON llbes
raler Settle pielfa9 idarf getaoett. Die
National 2jbsralen perfen Der Ges
oierun9 S6pd6e uno iibermGbige9es
bulb qeqeniiber ben Sreibereien Der
Gon|erpaiipen Dor. Der 2ieber'Ife
4ntrag, cine Sub @pmmiHion eirs
auIeben, puroe Seitens Der &andlz
@ommiFipn perporfen, uro man be-
I9lob, Die Spe5iulberafbung beute in
Qlneriff 81 rebmen. ytd6 3uFammens
tritt bes 2anbtages i'm tommenosnIu=
au|t pirb bic @pmmifion bdnn einen
ausfiibrliden I6rIftli4en 8erI9t eins
rei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-30

60 lange Iemiral Oetpep eins itarte
Slptts brau6te, mar man i'm 0sparts@
mRnt breit. Ieinen Wiinihen Hef<
nung gu tragen. Die gautbpenoistslt
tleiner &anonenboote nit gerin5em
Siefgang parp 3. 9. prompt onerz
tannt unO ale entbsbrllAen Sdlffe
oieier alaiie na6 Manila gef4ldt.
9a nun aber bas Sriegs'oepartensnf
Elm Oubsn'b fleiner Dampier, Die fru7
fer IpaniI4es @igentblMn lpdren, am
eetauft fat unb gum Slub patroullz
liren benubt, 10 baben Die flslnen Sd>
nonsn'bpote Der 5lotte nur tpenlg gu
tbun uno mDgsn onbertpsit 8ertpen=
bung finbsn. Sn mod bOberem WtaaBs
gilt 2ebteres ppn Den Yar5er1hltfen
uno grpben arsu5ern. Ous SGladtz
'dtff Oregon" lit iibsrfaiiIiiG uno Elm
S9iTf bon Der 8lahe oss Baltimore"
poer ug9urleItpn" ols QQnmiralsiAiff
tpGre oOQlg 9inrei6enb. Der nSrez
9on" tparo na4 Maniia 5uriidbeorz
bert, tpeil Ibmiral Nepep bie{es pan@
Serf6iff perlangte, um ben 5ilipinoS
gu inIponiren; fir eine praftiIds Ser
tpenoung Des S4ifFes tit fein Raalm,
10 lange ni9t eurppdii6 Wldats in's
Spiel fommen. GbsnIo ipenig beoarf
man Der beiben W}onitpre bort, nur
miro es feline 9dipieri9teit baber
bieIe 5abraeuge, Die ia eigentlic9
g1i4ts, pie fdpimmenoe gatterien
Iino, pieoer 5uriit gu bringen, oa lie
seTAlsppt perben miiiIen uno fir
langs Seefa6rt iiberbuupt ii6 fAleht
eignen. 9as bat iih bel Der uebsrs
fa6rt na6 bort bin 9e5eigt. Wenn bas
alima ben glufent6alt in 0ielen S9lt7
fen nidt gerabsau qualpoQ. pomDgs
li6 16limmer, als in ben berildtlgten
8leifurnnern BON 8ensoig ntu6te (po
Do9 tpenigItens ni6t eingebei5t muir
be), 70 tpdre es pieqei4t bas 9s14eioz
teIts, bic bsibsn W}onitore permansn
in Der 9ai bon Manila ols 5afenz
8srt6eibigurggffiffs 5u bslaiien, aber
es lit sigertli6 tsinem MenIden su5uz
mutbsn in bieien 8rat0fen ldngere
3eit 5u5ubringen. uno oisIslben in
Mauila tempordr ing Dod gu f9ofz
fen, ba3u eignen li6 bic 3eitldufte
ni6t, ie1bIt tpenn man bic ODDS bdtte.
2(lIo piro man bic Wfon!tore pObl
ober libel na6 San 5ran5isco plebsr
3urid buaiiren nuiii1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-30
Saltimprc-S Ship= . abn=Suaetiu-

Saltimprc-Sh bio Sabn= =Smllettm-
500 DON Baltimore mad, Niasaras 5alls
unO suriid an SamitaQ, ben !. Sulir Nbqr
hie berr!i6e QebQb=@alsDs s&oute. Yer SpeE
sialsuq miro ben 6ampen= &abnhOt I'M llbr.
Rinutsn SormittaQs, Den W0unt Go0alz
gabnbpi I'm llbr Wtinutcu Sormlta0sf
pcraiisn. @ilcte iinO tur jebn Q0J 1age
Qiltig.
Stcrter Juli. Nieerise GrfurfTons 6abrprst'e
nub 4unttcu ipeftlj6 oon Valtmore inner
balb zines llmtrriies BON 200 Vtcten.. gll7
lcte nerDeH am 3. uno 4. 9uli pcrtau1t, tur
Die Hidabrt 0iltig bis gum 3. Suit.
S1.35 pom Baltimore mad, SBafbinston uno Suz
rid am l. uio ,. Suli, 0itie fur Die 8ud=
fdbrt am 3. Suli. 5erner an g, B. unO 4.
S,uli giiltg lur Riifiabrt AM .. Suli. Vile
3iiqe, DEN rgoDdl Glmitcp" auseenoinmsn.
$1I25 Don Baltimore mad, Detroit uno surilt.
aug 9eranlaHuus Der 20. y. 3. y: g."
Willtte aperDen am B., t. uno D. Sull ems
ihlieblid Dcrfauit. Gultie itr bic Gidfdbrt
bis ,um Is. Suli, nit oem lSrtoilt9lum Der
g}srldnQtruuQ bis sum 15. Iugn't.
gebr necrise Ratcu naeb Sos Nnseles. Cali
iOrnin, uuO 3uriid, aus 8eronlanunQ Der
Rational educational 9lhoeaton." Stlete
iptrotE ppm "A. Suni bis Z. Sull ptrtauTt,
eitig iiir Die 8ittiabrt bis ium j. Septbr.
GSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-30
Sobm &. Srtble.

@auoI6ubc fir Den Gjcbraub i'm Sonrner. gSaibz
bare 6bamOis =@aHOibubs i'm pirflibsn g8ertbe BON
81 fir zoe; aus Den feiuitsn 0emsuzSautcn ans
geiertigt, peitb elaiib unO taosllos paTenO. 9Scb
unO Nuturidrbe. g8eB lit Die btlebttite s5arbe.
98snn Sir Die Sbrigen nod nid)t 9etauIt babcn,
OQten Sic Die unirigeu beii3igen uHo Sic tpcrOen
oistlbtH uber ole Grlplrtung porjieli6 finoen
Scbiloplatt= uuO 8srnitsu@S StitentGmme. Sits
lit cine grOBe Suiion iiir SeitentGmme uno 8iirttl=
icbullcn. Sur 2luslpabl unter prGbtqcn NdareD
fiir zoe. duipdrts. Griabrene NertGuftriuncn
psrOen in unierem Glact=SaHOi6ub Scparttment
Qtudlt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-30
Spn ben 9bilippinelt,
g'f Gage auf Ssn (ibliden e9n(sln.
Slitge GtngebDrcnc babcn lid, oprt
als Vplnntdre sum 8ampfc aeaeu
bic Mmerifancr praaniiirt.


Sommihdr @orcefer bsitreitst bic
Nadri6t iiber ba5 GrT9ieBen bon
gefunsenen. Die Stsissruns Der
geoiirFniFs bss Generals Stis,-
Wtit ber 3eit apirb ct nod me6r
2euts brau6en. - Qguinalbp
z
Gpiinf9t 4usfunft ii6er bic Gage
in Manila. - gtli6s bsr I6persn
Pan5erfdiffe io[len bemnd9it bon
ben Wilippinen ab6eruFsn tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-30

| Cine
lOiC6tige
Warnun9!
WorT6t!

rS~%E~"~s
9as 0anb tlt nit biGisen
-iOgenunnten SdpefeG : Sta
-fsn iiberfiGt. @ebraudb
--nidt berartige spertbloie u.
--ssfdbrli4e SeiFen - 9ies
--Telben rsi5en unb persiften
Die Sauf. ueber5eust gu9
-7uns nebmf .....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-30
0abrung III Selsien.
Jleue ]fdmpfe in Brii0e(.
Ser Gonilift stuiIdlcn benz Nplf nmS
ber Hplisei bis ipat in ocr lebtcn
Natbt i'm Gauge.

I'm Gorabsnb beg 0rebfusePrp5elles'
in Gsnnes. = 9euts Nu6t foll Der
GiapitGn antangsn.-Gin 9eriiAt,
laut pel9em er an gOro pes
n@far" Selbitmorb begangen 9az
ben foll.-Sarah gsrnbarot eiebt
cine nSamlstz z"gOrltsaun5 i'm Sc
burtsorte SbateIpeare's. = Bis<
Der cine angsbGi9e Hu9ri9t bonn
profefIor 9lnor9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-30

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-Reinbeit unb Quulitdt bic
-pDblbefannteite. - Die
-Ier3te empfe6len bieiefbe
-aup 8ebunblung bel Suuts
-tranibeiien unb iugen. bic
-bamit er8felten Refultat:
-iinb bOr3igliA - Der 9ss
-bruua bieier Seife pirO
-&rantheiten erresenbe @ers
-nen unb Mlicroben t0bten.
-Man ssbruu6e Glsnn's
-G6tpeelzSeiFe fir bic Sui4
-lette uno bei'm 9oben - fie
-berI9Onert bic Saut, inoem
-iie bisIelbs psi9 unb slu4
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re- 8erfauft bon alien aputbsferu.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-07-21
ONE SOLDIER KILLED.
Insurgents Fired Upon the Gunboat La
guna De Bay-Two of Our
Men Wounded.

MANILA, July 20.-The Spanish com,
mission charged with negotiating for
the release of Spanish prisoners held by
the Filipinos expected to return to Tar.
lac soon, with full authority to secure the
release of all the prisoners. The com.
missioners hoped to be able to make ar.
rangements under which the money to
be paid for the ransom of Spanish cap.
tives would be deposited in the bank,
to be drawn by the Filipinos at a future
date, so that the money would not be
used to carry on the war against the
United States.
The Flipinos refused to allow civilian
prisoners to embark on board ship
leaving Aparri, although they had pass
ports signed by Aguinaldo.
There were terrific rains here. In
consequence 1t was necessary to use
boats in moving about the streets of
Manila and the whole country was
flooded. The total precipi tation up to
Wednesday in July was about 20 inches
and in 81 hours IL inches of rain fell.
Insurgents concealed ON the bank of
the Rio Grande fired on the gunboat
Laguna de Bay, killing one soldier and
wounding two. The gunboat trained a
Gatling gun upon the shore and quickly
disposed Of the insurgents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-07-21
Probate Court.

Estate OF Jane Finch, Marlboro, second and
final account filed.
Estate of Ephriam Pickens, Washington
township, final account filed.
Estate of Henry Boory, Paris township, in.
ventory and appraisment fled
Assignment of Kittie NJ Vankirk, Canton,
sale of real estate confirmed, deed ordered,
priority of liens determined, distribution or
dered.
Guardianship of Margaret Noonshower,
jackson township, application to appoint
guardian filed, notice ordered.
Guardianship of William Loppin ct al ,
Bethlehem township. petition for sale of real
estate filed, notice ordered.
Guardianship Of Carrie E. and Cora Metzgar,
Bethlehem township, petition for sale of timber
filed, notice.
Estate of Samuel Braucher, Jackson town.
ship, Milton ii. Braucher appointed admin
istrator de bonis non.
Estate of Tom Weber, Canton, Eva Magda.
lene Weber appointed administrative.
Estate of Jacob G. Mentzer, Bethlehem town.
ship, private sale of personal property ordered.
Guardianship of Joseph Schrader ct al,
Nimishillen township, John B. Schaefer ap.
pointed guardian.
Estate Of Maurice Gantzberger Louisville,
Ralph ii. Spiro appointed administrator.
Estate of Elizabeth Hassler, Plain town
ship, Henry W. Hassler appointed admins.
traitor.
Estate OF William Sheatsley, Paris township,
appraisment of land ordered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-07-21
MARKET REPORTS.
PITTsRuHu. Julv 10

PITTsBURG July TO-
wHEAT-No. l, 6Opound test, 73974c; No.
red 66d67c.
CORN-Shelled yellow. No 2, 89l3Cd40c high
mixed do 3SG39c; mixed, 37tG3719c; ear No. 2
yellow 4l(G42c; high mixed, 89gi0c mixed,
BC98Sc; low mixed. 36(D37c.
OATS-No | white, 339331ac; No. white
8lCg32c; extra No. 3, 3J@3OIac; No. regu
lar, 29Cg2916c.
HAY-No. l timothy, $l325Ql375; No 2
timothy, $ll.00gl20J No. timothy, $4,000
1000; No. l clover mixed, Sl00J@ll.00; No.
clover, SO. 25Ce9.50 No. l prairie, sS.5oC99.oO
No. : prairie, Ss0N0S5O: No. prairie, $1,000
$50; No. prairie, $75O0SOO packing hay
s8.OOG8.25; No. timothy from country wag-
ons, sll.5UtGl2.OJ; new No. timothy, $1l.5OCG
1900: new timothy, Sl0.O0@l0.25.
POULTRY-Live-Large chickens, 85090c
per pair small, 65(675c spring chickens, 80 a
b0c, as to size; ducks, 40(g50c per pair; tur
keys, 71Sc per pound; geese, 90cC9sl.0 90 pei
pair. Dressed-Chickens, old, 12(dl3c pc
pound; spring, l6glSc; ducks, 130l5c; tur-
keys, l3(Gl4c; geese, rose.
BUTTER-Elgin prints, 2l19c; extra cream
cry, l91&(G2OJac Ohio fancy creamery, l7CG1Sc
country roll, l4gloc low grade and cooking
s(6lOc.
three.quarters sGs14c; New York state. ful
cream, new, 914G95ac Wisconsin, 18Gl31<c
5-pound brick, Swiss, l219gl3c; limburger
new, 0la@l0c.
EGGS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania ant
Ohio, in cases, l25aGl31ac; southern, 121&C9l3c
Qc additional for candling).
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New YORK, July 10.

NEW 1OHk, July ~,
WHEAT-Spot market weak; No. 2 reG
769sc I. o. b. afloat spot; No l northern Du
luth, 773Ic Z, o. b. afloat spot; No. l hard d.
luth 8l14c I. o. b. afloat to arrive No. red
74sIc in elevator,
CORN-Spot market weak; No. 3. 881<c 4
O. b. afoat; 3718c in elevator.
OATS-Spot market weak; No. 3, 281fc; No.
white. 301ac; mo. white, 291Sc; track mix 4
western, 29(93lc track white 30D38c.
CATTLE-DemAnd fair: market for stes
and cows steady bulls weak to loo lowe.
Steers, s.9595.dO; bulls, s2.75G0aSO; coNs
tl75QD3.9O.
SHEEP AND LA&BS-Market for RhTs.r
dull and not wanted lambs opened weaS
closed hrm; cars, mainly sheep. uslL sd
Sheep, S8.O0S475; culs $2.6U lambs, ySS5lis
ASIA; culls, $3,50tg425
HOGS-Msrket higher at $A75(eApo
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German Envoy Talked.

WASHINGTON. July 20.-A. Won
Mumm, the German envoy extraordin-
airy and minister plenipotentiary to the
United States. who arrived here recently
and on last Monday presented to Presi-
dent Mckinley his credentials, said that
as far as his government was concerned
the critical phase of the Samoan diff
Guilty had disappeared. He declared
that he had specific instructions which
contemplate the immediate conclusion
Of q reciprocity treaty. He praised
warmly United States Ambassador
White at Berlin, and said the evidences
were plenty at Berlin and here of
friendly feeling between the two gov
arnmAnts