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There is more catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it Il local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by constant
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be IL constitutional
disease. and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by Il. ]. Cheney,
X Co. Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti-
tutional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to Il
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucus surface of the sys-
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars for
any case it fails to cure. Send for cir
culars and testimonials.
Address, Il. ]. CHENEY & co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are he best.
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the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece OF PARCEL Of land
situate in the City OF Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows TO wit:
Beginning at roint IL the easterIy side of
buttonwood street, at tie distance Of ninety-io
street; tn nee easterly parallel with b. street
one hundred feet to u s.akr; thence northerl
parallel With Buttonwood sire twenty-eiglit
feet TO line of land OF the said Dennis Ksne;
thence with said line westerly parallel with the
hrst mt n Toned line and "Br street one hund, Cd
feet to til said side of Buttonwood street, and
thence thereby southery twenty EIGHT feet TO tht
place Of beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may,
seized and taken in execution as the propart,
OF Henry C. Conrad administrator of John L
Johnson, deceased, mortgaeor and Charesannu y o
johnson. his wife sui viving mortgagor and
George johnson and Hersey Johnson children
and heirs ut law of said John johnson, de-
ceased terre tenants and to be sold by
JOHN L. TAYLOR, Sheriff
osheIiff's Office, Wilmington, Delaware, Jul,
10, 1909. oN''
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and vet these men claim to be Republic
cans and honorable party men. Their
unholy alliance with Democrats caused
Il black blotch upon the political his
tory of Delaware in 1896, when Kent
county was stolen, and the duly elected
delegates to the Constitutional Con
vention We're robbed of their seats; and
in 1900 they are again giving comfort to
their allies and aiding in every way to
defeat the whole Republicon ticket.
They, with their allies the Democrats
a beautiful combination--control the en-
tire registration board, and expect to
prevent hundreds from registering.
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Twin Oaks Camp.

The new presiding elder was in town
yesterday making arrangements for
Twin Oaks Camp, which will be
ihe largest ever held at Twin Oaks.
Fifteen families Of this city have
rented tents. Two lodging tents have
been provided by friends here for those
desiring to stay over night from this
city. Seven trains daily from Delaware
avenue.
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SHELLPOT PARK
Week of July goth Program.

Week OF jury 3UlH TIUgIaIII'
Gilmour and Latour-The man
with the phenominal voice and
the girl with the auburn locks.
Miss Lottie Fremont - The
dashing character comedienne.
Williams and Hood-A duo O.
vaudeville's best singers.
Cliff Farrell-The musical come
dian.
Francis Bryan-TheI Irish orator
Return of the favorites, CLARK
and Candy, in a new act.
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ALLIES OF DEMOCRATS.

FfOm the Milford CfOnlcIe.
The regular Republicans of Mil
ford are in close touch with the Demo-
Gratis, and same condition prevails all
over the State. Consultations. and ad-
vice are held and exchanged daily as to
how the State and county ticket Of the
Union Republicans may be defeated;
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the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land situate Oh,
the westerly side of Fifth Avenue between
and &c" streets. in the city of Wilmington
wit: ' "
BEGINNING at point on the westerly side of
Filth avenue at a point di, ant eighty feet
souther'y from the southerly side II Brown
street: thence We stcrly and parallel with Brown
street elghly fett ~ coiue thence sou,herly
parallel with Flfth avenue ou' huni'ed feet 10 Il.
corner: thence easterly pa al'ri with Rrow II and
Coleman streets eign.y ,ett tp the westerly side
OF ~ h avenue; thence Thereby noiJherly one.
hundred feet 10 the place of beginning,
SeiZe'i aud taken n exc ution as the nron.rtv,
oi william j.; Nilson IN Juse carpenier) ana tt .
and 10 be old by
JOHN f. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
Sher'h's Office, Wilmington Del, July %, 1900
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10 THE DEAF.

A rich lady, cured of her deafness and
noises in the head by Dr.. Nichelson's
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $40, ,0W to his
Institute, so that deaf people unable tn
procure the Ear Drums may have then,
rec. Address No. ll78, The Nicholson
Institute $50 Eighth avenue, New York.
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POLITICAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Republicans register today if possi-
ble
Bernard DOnahue wants the Demo-
| cratic nomination for representative
| from the First district. Bernard usu-
ally wants everything in sight.
1t is said that Peter J. Ford is now
studying the Italian language. He is
becoming quite linguist.
Register. Register. Register and see
that your Republican neighbor gets
registered.
George ]. Kloberg, the genial clerk in
the City Treasurers office, desires the
Democratic nomination for comptroller.
but what good is that going to do. rs i
Republican will again be elected to fill
thar office.
John r. Donahoe, the old war horse,
who says that the Fourth representa-
tive district was made for him. is again
after the Democratic nomination, but
Councilman Monaghan is after his
scalp
Register Register! Register!
Alexander Guthrie is pushing his can
vasS for the Republican nomination for
BE Of good cheer Alex.
he latest snapshot of Bryan taken
at his Nebraska farm represents him
in the act of picking his oats crop with
his fingers. Mr.. Bryan is a wonderful
farmer
Republicans strain point and get
registered today.
The Clark disappearing contributions
to the Democratic campaign fund are
beginning 10 jar things.
Bobby Burns wants to he renomina-
ted for representative from the second
district. 1t won't do Bobby.
T James T.. Jones of the Eighth ward
is perfectly willing to make up ii State
/ ticket. when all others fail.
Register. Register. Register!
Readers of the latest fiction are re-
: spcctfully referred to the kind that is
: heing manufactured ut Shanghai.
a Joseph \ Mncklin is Keeping very
i qi,rt now days. What is the matter;
:. Peach crop TO heavy Joe.
e james w. Foster is making good
). fight for county commissioner from the
;. Fourth district. Jim looks like IL win
!. ncr.
/. Tho tri cnincred fight for county com
Il missioner in the First district has be
II come very interesting. For winner
= keep your eye on Gallagher
e So far There are no statistics 10 PROV,
that the new shirt waist man has learn
= , ed to scream at Il mouse.
= Union Republicans register today i
= possible.
ii Howard W. Zeblcy is after the scalI
o of James W. Robertson in the Thir,
district.
That the Democrats Of this Stat
will follow the example of their breth
-rn in South Carolina and attempt t
disfranchisc the negro. if they once ge
p into power. was demonstrated the othe
'e day ON Il Delaware road train speeding
Il to this city. Two prominent Democrat
Il one Il court house official. were discuss
'e ing the efforts being made in Sout
y Carolina to get rid of the colorcd vote
le One of them said he thought it wa
u the proper thing to do and his CON
= panion. the Office holder agreed wit
SO him. \ word to the wise is sufficient.
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Union Republican Call for
a State Convention, at
Dover, August 6.

A State Convention of the Union Re-
pubicans OF Delaware is hereby called
by authority of the State Central Com
mittee of said party to meet in the town
of Dover
The sun., 1900-08-04
A
New
Serge
Suit

the goods, we know the
makeup and we select the
latest and best styles and
cuts. &c. 90, $3.50, $1,000,
$12. so and SIS 90 are the
prices. Black and blues in
all but the Sc. 90 suits which
are blues only. Regular,
slim and stout sizes. Coats
made skeleton and one-half
lined. Vests, single-breasted
with and without collars and
double-breasted without col
lars. Odd serge coats, odd
vests and odd trousers.
Closed evenings except
Saturday.
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If you want the best
serge suit you can
get it for the money,
come in and see
what we can do for
you. We sell hun
dreds OF them every
GUNNER We knn1uy
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FREE TO INVENTORS.

The experience Of Q. A. Snow and Co. in OBJ
tanning more than 10000 patents for inventors
has enabled them TO helpfully answer many
questions relating to the protection of intellec-
tual property. This they have done In pamph.
let treating briefly OF United States and foreign
patents, with cost OF same and how to procure
them; trade marks, designs, cavestes. infringe.
ments, decisions IN leading patent cases. etc. etc,
writing To g. A. Snow and Co.. Washington ID. G
The sun., 1900-08-04
SHERIFF'S SALES.

~ HERlFFS SALE--BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- of Levari Facias to me directed. will be ex
posed TO Public Sale at the Court House. on Mar
ket street between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
In II the City OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
State of Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1900,
at2 O'Clock p. M,
The sun., 1900-08-04
SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERI FF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
~ OF Levari Facias to me directed, will be eX.
posed to Public Sale at the Court Hou.e, IN Mar
ket street, betweel tenth and eleventh streets in
State of Delaware,
The sun., 1900-08-04

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
y of Levari Faci -, me dit itected. will be ex-
po cd to public sale. ut the Court House on
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county and State Of Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE Sth DAY OF AUGUST, 1900.
at O'Clock p. m.
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Choice of twenty styles of
Mems and Youths Suits in
merchant tailor fabrics and
style-they were formerly
$I2 to SIS.
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POLITICAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Republicans register today if possi-
The sun., 1900-08-04
At SOC.

Thousands of Boys Knee
Pants in Cassimeres and
Serges, worth soc. to 75c.
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avenue.

Yesterday was the forty-sixth day of
The Tribunes Educational Contest,
and the returns made in It showed
that the interest of the contestants is
still very much alive. Harry Reese
succeeded in bringing in enough points
during the day to pass Miss Fannie IL.
Williams, of PeCkville, and to succeed
her in seventh place. He now lacks
but few marks to put him in a still
higher position. Charles Rodriguez,
who has been in the van ever since the
first day of the contest still keeps at
1t with undiminished ardor, and made
good return yesterday. He does not
intend, seemingly, to let up for min
labor securely.
AS has been stated a number of
times previously, there is plenty of
room for new talent In this contest and
plenty of material for it to work upon.
Any bright young man or woman (and
this section is filled with them) can
secure through this medium of labor
an opportunity to benefit in an educa-
| tional way or can obtain for a few
weeks canvassing among friends and
neighbors a choice Of a variety Of
handsome and useful articles. By
steady devotion TO the work and
with a determination not to be dis
| Couraged either can still mount as
high as the highest in the list of lead
ers published daily. Full details of this
contest are printed this morning on
the fourth page of The Tribune.
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HALLSTEAD.
pecial to the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune
Hailstead Aug 2s-NSs Bculnh Benjamin has
accepted a position in the store Of G. W. Bankes.
Ms. Jane Brooks OF Bnghamton, is the guest
OF Mrs S. b. Chase.
Richard Barber and a party 81 friends are
camping at Pages pond.
r H. Hayes had foot badly sunburned and
it resulted in a swollen ankle which has confined
him 10 the house for several days.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Methodist Epis.
copal church will hold supper at the home Of
Mrs. A. +. Watson on Main street Thursday af
tcmoOn.
Fred Vanloan, Of Binghamton, is home on
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dubois and Henry and Ar.
thur Dubois camping for the week at Pages
pond.
Thomas Mooney spent Sunday in Elmira.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. ". kcssler were in Brandt to
| spend Sunday.
Ralph b. Little and Of Montrose In
| town Sunday to spend the day The boy was
| taken sick and was compelled to remain here at
| the hotel for several days.
| Ludwig Terboss, George Adams, Frank Barnes,
r. II. Barnes and David McMoran were at Pages
pond Saturday and caught a large string Of
pickerel
$. b. Chase is in Ithaca for several days.
| Mrs. George Hatfield is visiting friends ana
| relatives at Nicholson
| The funeral of Ray Capwel, the brakeman who
was recently killed in an accident incurred on
| the railroad, was held from his late home on
! William street Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
| The pall-bearers were Silas Hibbard, varnun,
| Shaw Fred LamsreauX, Claude Simmons and
| Scott Ward.
| Thursday evening on the Young Mems Chris.
tian association lawn the Junior Young Peoples
| Society of Christian EndcavoT OF the Baptist
church will hold an ice cream social. A fruit
| stand will be an attraction.
A reception will be extended TO the chair fac
| tory employees from Brandt who have recently
| located here. The reception is to be given by
the Presbyterian Young Peoples Society OF Chris
| tian EndcavoT. programme will be given after
which will follow a reception and refreshments
All people who have recently come into town are
invited 20 attend.
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THE MARKETS.


New York, Aug. 2s-The accumulation OF a
short interest dur ng the steady decline which
had continued for rather more than week Of
fered an opportunity today for turn by the
bulls against he bear interest. The demand
frcm shorts proved sufficient to check the de.
clining tendency which was in evidence in the
early dealings and to bring prices back to
about last nights level. There the recovery
stopped and pr ces dropped again in the final
dealings making the close heavy and lethargic.
The market continued exceedingly narrow and the
volume of dealings fell below yesterdays 200 VI
share evel. There was continued pressure against
Sugar in the opening dealings but the stock raj
lied lS on cables, showing a rise instead OF 4
decline n the price of sugars. Rumors were
circulated that the dividend Sugar would he
increased but the demand FOR Sugar certificates
was satisfied with the covering Of the short in.
terest and the stock closed with gain Of
only Of sc. The Anthracite Coalers showed
some heaviness on fears of labor troubles Amer
lean Hoop preferred weakened sharply but the
iron and steel stocks generally were pretty
stei dy on the favorable reports of tn trade out
look Brooklyn Rap d Transit advanced OIL
covering but eased or at the last. Total sales
today lls,lO0 shares There no feature in
the bond market and the price movement con.
tnued irregular. Total sales, par value, S6,40,
600. United States Is declined per cent. in
the bid price,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29
ATLANTIC CITY IN
THROES OF REFOR NJ
Citizens Committee Take Hold and
Intend to Clean Out the Numer-
Gus Disreputable Resorts.

Atlantic City, Aug 2S-This famous
summer resort is to be metaphorically
fumigated. Council last night took
two first steps by passing on first read
ing two significant ordinances. The
most important, so far as the thou
sands of visitors are concerned, makes
1t obligatory upon the 'busmen to con-
vey passengers to any part of the city
for a uniform fare of ten cents. the
purpose being to stop for all time the
eXtortion the drivers have so long
practiced upon their patrons. The Sec
ond measure, which is also of interest
to visitors and especially to those who
spend the summer here in cottages
more or less remote from the beach,
prohibits people traverslng the streets
in bathing costume. At present 1t Is
not unusual for people to walk several
squares from the beach to their homes
in dripping bathing garb, ofttimes very
much abbreviated, and the sight is the
reverse of edifying.
Another ordinance, introduced at the
instance OF the Citizens committee,
according to Its title, Is for "the more
effectual suppression of vice and i'm
morality and for preserving the peace
and good order of Atlantic City," and
besides repeating the o'clock closing
bill, which has penalty of $3.50. 1t pro-
vides that no barroom, saloon or inn or
tavern. licensed by city council. shal!
remain open nor shall any liquors be
sold in any part Of the building licensed
for that purpose between the hours Of
midnight and o'clock in the morning.
In addition to requiring the saloons to
close an hour earlier than Is now OBJ"
ligatory, the new regulation will com
pei them to remain closed an hour
later in the morning, besides prescrib-
ing a fine OF 5000 for violations.
Three houses of i'll fame in the
"Whitechapel" district were raided last
night by the agents of the reform
society. The proprietors Of each place
were fined $3.50 and costs, which they
paid before leaving the police court.
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AVoCA.

Tho Avoca foot hall tear, bos org,n;zed t,r
thc coming season. T ! DeehIe Who b,, d,nn
good work on the Dickinson team. viii coach
assisted nv NcC.ufcv the t,unrs t,l, L,ok ~.
tho Same team They will meet 70 1l,rs,,,.
evening on Jackson 6cld for nro ,tico Tho toi.
lowing compose the team. uur,.v Mel argh.
lin CrrIcv Drnfner McAndrnw Crar.for r,,l.
don Doyd Malta Chester u,II,r al Nj
rooney
Nsscs Mary CUMMINGS of Ar,bh,,J 1. ,ha
or,ost of bor cousin Ni.a Kate Dor~hc.
Mrs Nororet Roslev returned M,rd,v o,or.
inc from Chicago vvhero sbo attondod n, oan-
vrptior ~ tho D,ucbtors of 81 o,ooroo
Mrs NJ = Howell NJ ST C1,i, ;s y,s,,i,,.
fri,uds In tou,n
Misses Eo,Iio Ncc,oyop Io,iso sor,r,,,, .,d
Kotc Domnsov attended tho C,tboTc wrt,,,i
RrnovoIont association m.srinc ~ w;I,os,
ON Sunday
" ! Kane has returned from, pi,t.br-,
,boro la ottondod ,Lo Vc,,r, Man, Ia,it,s
conyeption
m, ,cco,,rt ot g uar,,,, o,.o,r.io, ., ro,
,ri,I todsv al tbc ooIlinrios In mi, ,,a,, ,,,i,
no idIo
W / DixoD /. snepdipo ,.,, d,,,s ,itS
bis roronts ON york stroot
lanes IN. lo.ycar.oId son Of Mr. and Mrs
p I Ran of tbe West Sida nioLad ,,, :,
cartridge ar tho Erie works on Smnday
vhiIc hammering II between two stones !, ov
rlodcd blov,ing of +vo of bis enaars N
rbo rorri,re ~ Jobr Ncr,o,,o 90 D,,,,,,.
and uiss Mory Corritv 81 nng,Ia
nornced
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

home Is in Hallstead, Is very particu-
lar to have this custom observed, and
only discovered on Saturday that his
wife. for an indefinite period, had been
circumventing him by having a dunn
my dressed in her clothes near the
window, with futtering handkerchief
that gave her husband the idea that
she was waiting to salute him.
THE NEWS RECORD.
Lyman Fritz and Eliza Belts were
united in marriage at their home on
the Oakland side on Thursday evening
by Rev. Charles c. Mckay, Phi. D.,
pastor OF the Oakland Congregational
church.
The First Congregational church
building in Oakland, has been pur-
chased by Mrs. NJ. Spearbeck, of Har-
persville, N. Y, who will convert IL
into n dwelling.
Rev. Leonard Cole, an aged Thomp-
son clergyman, is critically III from
paralysis.
John Baker, veteran train bag
Eageman, known all along the Erie,
died at his home in Port Jervis on FRI
day.
The Elmira Telegram struck 1t right
when it said "The men of SusQue-
hanna are Industrious and sober"
Vbitpay
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29
REGARDS GRAND JURY
AS HAVING GREAT MERIT.
Judge Bittenger Takes a Firm Stand
Against It's Auolishment.

York, Aug. 2S.--Judge John w. Bit
tenger, addressing the grand jury,
took a stand against the proposition
of Judge Breezy, Of Philadelphia. to
abolish that body. The secrecy which
is required as to what transpires be-
fore the grand jury, he said, is pecu-
liarly protection to an innocent per-
son who is arrested. He thus escapes
unjust exposure and is protected in
the enjoyment of his rights.
There is a disposition in some quar-
ters TO do away with the grand jury
because we do not have any mon
arch" continued Judge Bittenger.
"But, to speak as we may of the lib
erty which prevails in this country,
there are times when partisan rancor
and public violence make it necessary
to protect the citizen in his liberty.
So far as this court is concerned, we
wish to be placed on record as being
opposed to this change"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29
THOMPSON.
ecial 20 The scranton Tribune.


Thompson, Aug. 2s.-Prof T.. Delaney and
wife, after spending several weeks with rcla.
tiyes here, returned to their home in Newark,
n. j., this morning.
Mrs. Samuel Cornell, Of New Milford, is Wis.
itng her niece, Mrs. Al. Tucker.
The wife and family Of the Rev W. H..
French are spending n few weeks at Keuka lake.
Mrs p. F. Barnes returned Saturday from a
weeks visit with her sister at Port Jervis, NY.
The Benson family reunion is being held at
H. NJ. Benson's, in jackson, today. number
from Thompson are enjoying the occasion.
Prof. and drs. II. " Barrett spent a few
days last week with their many friends here,
on their way TO their home in Jermyn.
The professor was the popular principal OF our
school for two yean and it was he who mar.
red one Of Thompson's most highly esteemed
young girls
Miss Bessie NJ. Owens, Of New York. is
boarding at the Jefferson house for two weeks.
She is friend of Miss Grace Ncthercott who
is with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker for the
summer
Edwin Walker Of Stuyvesant, y. Y, and Mrs.
Miles Kenyon, Of Leonardsvilc, n. Y, are
spending a week with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Walker, on Jackson street.
The Misses Irene and Mildred Barnes are en-
joying a week with friends in Binghamton.
Miss Jennie Cooper, Of Wilkes.B TIRE, is with
her sister, Mrs Leonard Cole.
our constable, l.. F. Searles, has been cor
fined TO the house, and to his bed mostly, for
several days with neuralgia of the heart. lie
is improving at this writing.
The builders OF the new creamery are rush
ing their work.
The long continued drouth begins to tell on
Thompson's water supply.
The s.ycarold daughter of NJ. GarYey is sni
fering these days from a hurt OF onc Of he:
limbs, a week more since.
Rev. p. r. Tower conducted quaterS meet
ing services and preached ~ Hines Corners last
Sabbath morning, IN the absence Of the pre-
siding elder.
A. c. Bliss and wife spent the Sabbath with
her sister, Mrs. John Lisc, at Susquehsnna
Rev Leonard Cole, whom reported as ser
ously i'll in our last items, remains much thu
same as then. II any improvement, it is ST
sliRht IL DOES not inspire hone Of recoYerY.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29
New York Grain and Produce.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Flonr-Market steady and
fairly active. Wheat Spot erm; No. red, sOBc.
T. o. b. ahoat; No. red, 7shc. elevator; No. |
northern Duluth, AHsc. I. o. b. ahoat: options
opened easy hut became firm and closed dull
but firm at 'sc net advancc May closed s31sc :;
September, 7gIAc.; October 797sc; December,
sl3sc. Corn-Spot frmer; No. ?. i6$.c. {. o. /.
aAoat and ij%c elevator; options generally
strong at 1sa7sc, advance; September closed
45Hc.; October, 4+Ac. December, tl*c. Oats -
pic; No. 2 white, 21lac; No. white, 26&c
track mixed western, 2522Ici track white, 20, ga
Sac track w6e Stats S0a31GI sntte{StSidy
creamery, ltalsc; stat" dairy l6a2lc, Checsy--
Quiet; large white lOAc. small white, lNc
large colored l03sc.; small Colorrd, l9AC. Eggs
--Fim; state and Pennsylvania, lGalSc. western.
regular packing llal5c western, loss OF, 16' lie.