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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-05-10
To Cure u Cold in one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tab
cts. All druggists refund the money
Il IL fails to cure. 2. w. Groves sig
annetris on each box. CSC. sO-ly
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-05-10

The least in quantity and most in
quality describes DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous pills for con-
stipatlon, and liver complaints. Frank
G. Bland. 26.lm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07
Mad)t tpar ibr gd)redcn.

sd buitete bsinabe Die game Na6t,"
lhreitt Grau Gbas. Mpplesate BON Mler
anpria, Snb., ounb fcnnte fanm Shldf
finben. SD bate Die Nus3ebruns 70
fhlimni, bab, ipenn it tinen Blod nett
,sins, iA ihredlid balien uno Blut aus
.lpeien muete; aber. ais alle anoeren
Meoisinen nihts talfen, furirten mid
brei Sl.00 Glaiden son Or. Rings
Stem Discovery" poufdnbis NIB i'd ge-
mann So Yfunp." sic rirS abIolut
sarantirt baB lie 6ulten, GrtdltunSfn,
Qa0rippe, BrcnAitis uno ale 6alsz mnp
9ungenltel furirt. Yreis so Cts. nnb
Sl.0O. prrbeHalhen fret in S. 6. Mil-
ler u, Spbn's Mpptbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07
WaAte eitten rei@et, GanO.

sd bate inebrere Sabre an hYni-
lAer tnperbaulihfeit mnb Merpenldwar
dc gelitten," Mreibt.D. S. Green BON
Qanealter, 81. $. n6ein Nittel balf mir.
Bic i'd Electric Bitters" su nebmen be.
gann, pas mir nsebr niiBte, ais ale Ne-
bi3inen, bic Id K sebraudtf. sc bal
aud meine Grau iabrelang Il. portrefIi=
der Welunbbeit erbalten. sic lagt,
electric DitterS" III auseeseihnet fiji
Grauenleiben; 70 III zine srpBartise To-
mic unb Gin Stdrtun9smittsl fit ihpa-
DE, bcruntersstcmn,ene Jrauer. Refine
nnbere Mebi3in fdnn ieinen ylab III IN,
ifrfr Tamilie etnnebmen." prptirt es ;
nur so Gts. Sntisfatticn garantirt Ii,
s. g. Mliler Il. Gubn's Nppt9ste.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07
spring, @ol3mart6 4 GonpanD,
Biuers alter 8ab 80 Gattorp str, Ganal 9oDer, D1io

fOlseno. aus 9eiunbem Deutidsn BLU
ertoren, rpie einit aud bic R0nisin Bic
toria. M6ae bet. ghebuno, burd ben
Hleblihteit uno boloielige Mnmutb nit
9raft nnb 5iattiihteit sepaart merben,
Elm reht aliidlider iein uno reihes.
f10nes Gainiliensliid baraus erbliihen,
ipelbes oas Bono stuiideM Sbron uno
@olf nod snAer tnipft.
Nun haben MIR bier reaeirenten Win-
ter, oroentlihen 6dneefaa unb eeitern
IL @rao Reaumur G1lte. .Wer pterb
unb Sdlitten beiibt uno iiber bas nos
tbige Rleinselo berfiiat. lam lib iebt
mad 0eraensluf einem i16nen Minters
Mmiifement ipi6men. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07
: Das pirtlide @enie III ME mo.
bern. neil es ieirer ,3eit boralis lit.

bern. neil es feiner 3eit boraus 1T.
7's = Gis Geber mag mddtiger iein
als bas Ghnert aber bic Nrt iii
n,anhmal mdAtiger als cine Sempe=
rensIdriit.
Sn gpanspine, s}no., bat Elm
Wann Die Gtanbarb Oil gompanD be-
raubt. MuB Elm perpiini1t i1lauer
Geieae iein. 0iefer Wann! gr ioate
iih fiir Gelo feben laiien.
: Siingfier 3eit iperbsn 96nteens
Strablen sur 8erbinoerun9 bon 3o1.
Defraubatinner benubt. Eas Ndd{fe
miro zine grfinbuna iein, nm bic
N0ntaen.S Strablen au FdlIhen.
: Wenn Nnoreip garneaie, Der Sc.
fanntlih nidt germ aIs reider Wsann
fferben m0dte, ie in gerleaenbeit iein
iollte. iDie er ieinen peberfluB an @eid-
tbiimern los werbeil fam, brauht er
fid nur an ben gongreB um quite Matb-
ihldse 5u tuenoen.
= Nls Mraunent fir Die ginbiirae.
rung belaiider Ganinden i'm MenenS
tpiro gelteno gemaht, baB bonn bic
Garmersf0bne tpeni9iteiis ettpas 1dtten,
tporauf iie i6ieBen f6nnten. Sn Ren-
tufp bat oieies Nr9ument nur ssringen
Mntlang 9efunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07
e. gersiniatsa gapsissrbabnen. 5err

uSt 2St tftntHttlt s|tulutt3skuuVueHs Sett
4uebn. 's
sSn Bern 1T Serr gosni esiiorben.
Der pdbreno az sSabren lls 2ebrer an
Der eulsenbadiGule aepirit bat.
!. Sn Sbun (Bern) 1T am Jreitaa
abenb i'm Az. Mltersiabr 9rr Dberit.
lieutenant Wartin G1iile @rDbenbas
der ben @einen burd ben Sob entrii.
len iuorben. gr mar ieit langen Sab
rem Getretdr bes Oberinltruttors ber
Mrti0erie unb Elm tiihtiAer uno 9etuii4
|ienbafter Militdrbeamter.
sSn Ni3sa (Saofrantreid). no er fih
|auf Der Beiddftsreiis befanb. 1T am
abeno bes 10. 6ebruar 0err Raufs
mann 9llireb Gdmio, NNocie Der tpeit-
betannten Oirma @Amib & Co.. 4ein-
panb Ssabritationsseiddit in Burg.
oorf. pl0Blih an e:nem Gdlagfub see
forben.
ssn Gab:tpanaen (Marsau). tuo er
III Sabre lang als pfarrer 9eipirtt bat,
lit Dr. S. VI. Gearta5jini bon 6oglio
(8raubiinoen) geftorben. st NOR lei.
|ner Yeit pIarrer in Mblanti1en. Swan
unb MelAnau (8ern). cine 3eit lang
au1 2ehrer oes Stalienilden on oer
Gantonsihule in gbur.
Sn Mnrau III an einen 9eraleiben
0err siiripre1 Dr. Otto Blattner, 81
Sabre aft, aeforben. in Grutigen
(yern) Dr. Dans Gtoler. Elm tiihti=
Eaer. beliebier Mr3t, erit 80 Sabre oft,
unb in Bern Oerr Mpotbefer Mlfreb @e=
rie, 5nbaber Der Miiaer'iden NpOtbete,
|infolge sturses iiber oas Sreppenge.
ll6noer.
ssn Bern bat Mlntsnotar Neidbad,
Der ourh Gpetulationell In finon5iele
@Amieri9teitsn geratben mar, 0ano on
/ Ilein Qebetl 9elegt.
syn 2oearnD l9eilin) 1T Der pbilan=
Itrop Rnspar Mppenseler BON DUrih i'm
Utter BON 81 ,Snbrelt Qeforberl.
Eas befinitipe Nefultat Der ReIor-
lnationsfolett. bon 1900 fir ben Rir.
Ehenban in GpBau (6t. SALEM bee
frdat Gr. 55. .3Ol.
Sn europa fteben heute Siuei Mini.
fer=Rriien unb zine f6ni9li6e 0eiroth
linn Boroerarunbs. sSn s5t0lisn iif Das
lbpr8eitig geoIterte Minilfsrium Garafco
lpot eilleln 6turIne ii Der Mb9fDrbiies
ltentamlfier tpeo9efe0t ipor0en fdii sll
IAltidber 2eit b1t in HnnGnien bns Gas
binett garp ieinsn Rddtritt srildrt.
parteibdnbsI unD eiIile iiberaus idtDie-
Iriae Ginons.Dolitit finb aud IiersDie
baupturia6en.
SIN 0naa aber bot nit grDBenl
Iprunf Bic DsrnldbIung 0er Q0niain
QDilbelmina BON Oollulio nit BEN Dsr.
l3og Deinrin BON Msdlenbiirg 6diDe-
lrin, oeu blonDsn Gsrnnnnen, haii9s-
lfunbefl. sy6rfn @tmdbl bat @ilbel-
NINA, bfr lette @proB bss praniIbea
Gtdmnles, jid onf6einsito chnt @ssiu.
lRuIun0. llllr BEN 3u0t ibres 4er3ens
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07

: Nie bsfonntea Rnifeebdnbler Mrs
budle BROS. BON 9letu Dori babeli liln
elm GinboltsDerTabren eeaeH Ndbrmit.
tel-gommif1dr Bladtnrn BON Dbio
nobgtiu6t, Der rlleber3ieben". Yoliretl
unb Deitduben pm Rajfeebobnen als
isdli1ung iinb @eiebmioriaieit nbnoen
iii iuplItfi erfldrt bat. Die Mrbudles
srtldrsn. boB Der .lleber3u9 ,uel4ss
FINER gepiHen Gorie hires 0oifees 9e.
aeben spirb, aus GimsiB iino dnoersn
Sn9rsbisn3en beitbe, bic Odr0uE be.
re6ngt Iiub. bos Mrolnd bet WobnsIs III
xrbaItsn unb leins sd dllna botF tlIsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07
Nconsirte Natctt.
NnrnmtRIi@, ,prjti&, Iiibit6 unn labsFti& aber Ste
~eunipluaniasetuirn.

Der gerfau BON Iifets an peaieIen Staten fir Rps
ioniiten nod Galifornien fDpe fir MniebIer i'm 9pro.
meiten, Weiten. Giben unD SaoDiten murbe bon Der
gennipluaHia. Babn rpteber auigenomHen. NtfpHhss~
Musfunit aber Gobrpreile, burhfabrenoe Shy
aneere Gtnoclnbeiten Iejern auF Mnrage bic pn1oBx
unb Eidet.M9enten ber Qennipipaninz8inien. 5v
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07

Ser Sob ber ss6niain Birioria bat
and III Der ooraauifhen 4orbfIedtersi
sinen tlsinen gluflhmnno asbrodts in-
benz pon GnoIano soblrside 9eItelnn=
aen BON fdmarsen G5eflehlen eingeaall-
sQell linb.
Die Gage Der Gtiderei- eSnouifrie Der
CIifhtuei3 lit naaegen alpauerno idlDie-
rig. Die Sitlation beionbers unaiinfig
aud fir bic 0iilfs- uno Meben- eSnou-
itrien. Stir Die Mrbeiier III Die Sage
perbdngniBuon no iiberhoupt nod
Mrbeit Dorbanoen lit. iteben Die QDhne
tief. Sn Der Gahrit Saner ii, Grbon
t9burgau) arbeiten ae9enfpdrtig nurl
$50 Mann. ifatt mic fyiiber 1000.
Ger berniihe lanDDirtblhafilide Sc
roIienfhafts-Werein min BON nun an
ben Bsoarf an WeiBwein nidt msbr in
Nuslano. fonoern III Der Gsbpeis ielbSf
beden. Gs foll nnr reelIes sSnlanoae=
tpdds gefauft iperbeu. s5n erlier 2iiiie
iDll bns bernifAe GeeIanb beriidlihtiat
tueroer, tpeIbes nebrere lOO, 900 Sitter
CUR 0erfiiauna iiellt Johann ,pirO oasi
gDiferlab einen Ibeil bes geoarfes
liefern aud i'm Waabttano, ipie i'm
Maraau uno in Der EifIhtuei5 Dirb Der
WorHano lib umielen.
Sn 2aulanne (Waoot) lit Die ioae-.
natlnte Gnfialbdferei. Elm genOlfen-
ihaftIihes llnternebmtil. .perfradt".
Gas 9efiSit iiberiteiat ST. $4,000.
Sn Der perfolisnen Wohe iii oa nno
bort pieber Der rrDtbe 6abn" unae=
aenaen. bat oleroinas tsine aroBen
8erbeerunsen anaerihtet, immerbin
Die 2ellte eribreft.
I 8ei Der Mmtsi1reibertpabl in Glten
IIsnlothurn) tprroe Der Ganoioat Der.
6reilinni9en, 9err lBartburg. aeipdhlt,
aenou nit benz abloluten Wsbr ppn
22Ol Gtimmen. IS lit aber llidt
ausaeihto1en, oab Die Wahl falllrt
miro.
Mls MmtsaeridtsIdreiber BON Solo=
tburn+2ebern 1T 9err 0ans @ihwinb
gendblt ipproen.
Sic Gantpnalbanf BON NeuenburQ
bat pro 1900 einen Geinoeminn bon
Tr. 400, 900 aelnaht; es lheint iiber=
haunt oap Die ssinana esnItitute im
allaemeinen AIT ..aearbsifet" baben.
Wan hort BON s., g.. 4. s.pro,enti-
oen 0ipipenoen.
essn gbaur.oe=fonos (gseuenbura) ba-
BEN Dor Der etraffommer Die Werbano-
! lunoen i'm Iaae ssulius Blum uno
Qeopolo Nueff peaen betriiaerilher
llmaebuna beg eioaen0llii6en Goutroll-
oeIekes beaonnen.
Oas perIoiIene alte 6tabtibeater in
Bern ioll perianft perben. @eIdafts.
leute ,pil5en Die portreffIide gel1ditsr
| Iaae bes @ebduoes au ihdben. gin
aroBes Berner 6anoelshaus bat elm
Nnaebot BON ssr. 50o,m0 sgemoht,
cine Aiirher ssirn,a fpoar ssr. ESQ.,.
600. giel @elo!
Der ct. @aller Geuerbefattunes'
yerein. ber eineI. Banloilos BON Jr.
4s70O befbt@ bat. pie 1sritelhih9 e'nes
6rematorllIms neblf Rolnmbar.ult all
oem Urieopof nGelole" pei ~. Oauei
beihloiietl.
gu Gunlten oerl e,oaen0lnffpen gS.n
telriebsStiltuna itno ial Solre iyo'
Sesate. Se'9ente uno a''osripeit.9e y ~
. lDenonn9en I'M Setra9e pon Ur. 80,
BIB siilae9an9efl.
Sn Saoos (5Iaubnnoell me'l'e'
: enoe Januar aur &ur 2V2i 0ane. %
bon $50 Seufl9e. o5I sn9lanoer
32o S1ipel;er. 10y Grandolen un
; l67 Soudnoer.
.Sn Sol0ihllrn II naq taraer Hrah'
nelt Der VerBer oes VargoIs aut
S6tpanen". perr SfubersSieWu. 9e
!, itorben. elne lfaot- lino lqnonetanIi'
; perlonll1telt. Jn eliser oerDen. O
, ranben Qnlle bara ll0 elm ahies, a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07

Ibountrt aiiI Oea @st bolbtsi.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07

Dtes In ber befte gIab gum Ginfaufe BON gpeserei.
lpaarsn nnb TroDiFouen. 9ur9 fprttpdbrenbe neue
Senbuugen tpirb bic NuSspahi ftets friid nnb pon.
f&nhiq erboIten nub perben ole 1efelnH9eu prompt
auseefabrt unb bic WoareH obue Grtra' 'gersatuug
Hadb Qauie aelieferf.
a. 5hr eanbprobnfte perben bic bb1ften Uaarft.
pTeife be3abIt
E@ Spredt Dor nnb madt Cure ginfdufe unb Sbr
ueroet finbeu, boB bic Waareu bon better GuaIitdt
xnh bic Dreiie biata finb
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Sept. I7.-Flour-Rec.,,,. DC 40.
tIm. Coiimeai sironser anI 1ef snoonssr; Rye -four
sity 20; Elaadywine SS.s5as.S.. rye arm: Nc NS'
-Receipts ESQ: :; spot ,; . strans: h No' ; f la5 Wheat
Sorthealnn 0 pIlu TO- 7; I red ne elevator: No. i
Duluth nominal: options s g ei aii,9a stro No al / hard arr,
S m1dh ,h,ahse corn sdyance; SHORTS covered freely.
ierlnss seant; closed strong at haic w net al eI-
s ssss:: o NAY :. = s.,sS sS &. s siSssa Sc! ssas bs Sept + Hss
Tsse: closed 1;aie corn,-Receipts 200: ex tN,ps
Q: b.. ahoat: options active and Strong \ ali sIm d, I;
On On visoious covering stimulated bv heavy frosts
Higher: May Ssssss; seo's slo. ssI0s ssse s% gsast nj NJ
SSa.: EXPORTS $50 bS us spo. oaiir rmeF: Ss' i ssAi go
No. N9: ri; I ss :Sixe So w 2 sh,,e ss &c; No.,s white $50
a a:ss; o 9bt,'nf ui hishsf With corn: Hay steady siy.
y; SoaIi:2, Lard strong: Western steamed s los
1 poHnd ssiSaf; .son Fdns s, slsis s isn Il si s., som som;
clear j I:y.!ais: mess slsali. Taiiow firm: city
Ne c0 assnasse s ii s,s ssaiRsrT RS sphfs s.e l.ss, 4 I,sg
pe Mihne, s goiisl se Rice u steady. Meiassss ste,aay.
No. Northern es:e: 10: & Northern SC Flour
! .;ees 'Sisss: H H5st s sIssss ss s';sssi .: Sf sssSadp e eiss1s
! So1 E5s sf 5ssfis; IS 30: a SsE'ss1 NJ sss,s a5sss;: Pc S:
,I rsdTis: Sept! Iincegn higher; N9. Z sc. Oats
IidStNc. NJ ) NtutG JofC delivered Whisky on
the basis of $3.50 for finished goods. ~
Duluth. Sept. IL heat..Cash No. 1 hard
Sept. ss'sc; Oct, 6sl.c; Dec. sssc; May 7ssse..
Kansas city. sept. iT."wheat-sept. 5s,sc: Dec.
ssc: May 5Ia@1tsc: cash No. 9 hard SsaG5s.c:
No. 8 s5dssc; No. 2 red ssitc: No. 3 Gsisc. Corn
Sent; Gle: Dec. Soc; May slAc: cash No. 3 mixed
5sis:;S9l:s; No 2 white Ge,4c:. No. J Soc. Oats
Timothy 81; Go; pTs, r, sl!.5eais; ReeeiptsS
Wheat TOO: corn 81. 500; oats iS.coo.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 17.-Wheat-Spot quiet; No. 2
red Western winter Is sd; No. 1 Northern spr,n.
e Sd: Nc; /, California s. nd: futures steady:
SEPT IS 6.sd: Dec. as .tsd. Corn-Spot s.eaay;
American mixed new rs: futures firm; Sent. a.
nsd,: Oct. 4s llisd: .Nqr. As i1,sd. N' "
Chicago. Sept. 1T.-Casf quotations were as foi,
lows; -Four steady. Wheat-No. 3 sSNssa.c: No.
: red uTIihc. Corn-No. 2 yellow Ssg5Sl,c. Oats
No. 2 white SSG3s,1c: No. 3 white 37isa ssisc
klyre F zINe;2 5SaSic. BaIley.Fair to choice malt:
ing ssISsc, FlaXsee5-No. / sl.se; No. l North
western Sl.f3. Prime timothy seed s. %. Mess
p % per Dbl, .,4.oemIi.s5; lard. per 100 lbs.
dry.sa1ted shonldcrs Crhxd:l 81. 5ou7 .75; short clear
i'Gfs tnNdp sD.:5ao.3j. Whisky. basis of high
NlflFs. Mad
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-18
COTTON W FEAR FROST.
Low Temperature Caused Texans
Considerable Uneasiness.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex. Sept. 11-,rhe day was clear.
dry and cool all over the Texas cotton belt.
A brisk norther started at midnight over
Northern Texas. causing fears to arise thai
an early frost with more crop damages was
coming. The temperature this ate noon and
tonight was more moderate, however. and
consequently more reassuring for n SAVING
Of the small top crop that Is 10 sight par
ring early frost. The INDICATIONS at .
O'Clock tonight favored q continuation OF
clear weather.
The thermometer readings ranged from
g at Fort Worth to g at San Antonio:
Spots were higher than yesterday. Sixty
bales we're sold from wagons, mainly to
shippers. on the following quotations: Good
middling. 17sc: strict middung iSc; middling
77sc. Coitonseed and cottopseed oils were
unchanged.
Reports from 16e cot%ton-growing counties
were received at Dallas to-day. These re-
ports show a more extensive deterioration
in the crop yield than any heretofore print
ed for the season.
The shortage. as compared with tine crop
of last season. .approximates 30 per cent.
which would indicate a field In Texas lex
. so4s1ns Or o ssassaSeS to and s.soo1 tse b lnaian r :hsrr !.
fully 100000 bales under the crop Of last
season.
The coast district twenty-five counties)
is the only section that shows an Increase.
and as the crop there last season was ex-
ceedingly small. this seasons increase cuts
almost no figure in the new crop.
has been extended to Oklahoma and Indian
territories. SO that the yield there will fall
under former expectations.
in Texas and the territories, has been
caused by recent violent transforms. These
rain. nave beaten much of the open cotton
into the ground. Much staple has thus been
lost and more badly damaged in quality by.
discoloration.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-18

slipper at &c; seneca at Sc. pink at iie: COLDER
s sen sp a I aug. iec, heavy, fali dug: 4I SarR s1 ~
tree atse: shake at sec: siapH P' at &C: aasenca Al
s &c; ssSSs 5 BARK; &c. clue villa ,iss r; ne; sh m leaves o.
CASTOR b~EANS-Bld si.ss per hu. for prime.
u Lf As s2shi o sinl.. apss s &c: ' 5oiied &C. is:A prices
.ColIoN-sEEp oIL-summer yellow at s'c:
sale al ss.'oa5 per hV
DRIED GREEN P~EAsE.tobblns from store
al sl;ig; scotch Size. split ste; an :, j.,
Wife BEANS-Hara-rtcAed pea beans IN a
toboins way from store ut Sou3.lO per pn.
screened at $50 per bu. Lima peans al sas,s.
MoSs-aarket steady: nachine-p'cked in best
gray, brown ana black ~i5.af9e. brown and black
s m.S,a Xxx NJ hand pickles; q 5@Si; e. IN: M IN M
ferior picked less: extra black &c.
gasoline. s5e: ninesar soe: s In: oil ser: ilnseed
~ llsht , ali am Sh,s Sarntsh sc; sugar iss; %%n,shy &c:
pick. sc: salt SC: flour lac: tnoiasses :,'c: Hard
tcs; I.l,; iSc n for each broken mead: &c off for
,unN-Nominally firm. Quotablc per
lon: Common at So: lair at sac: choice short
lYAEs-choic bteaehcd at SIS per ton: other
sGRAr Iron 20 Az SNt M-ETAL.s-rer lm lbs:
s MIgu ss.L srGa i,s; heavy S cast ss zoe: ,;1 m1ile 55e. II, s:9 :;
HiGHwINES-Quotabie on a basis of si.S1
. CaRN ION coho-.ouote range from tNo for
mixed To 81 for choice white rice.
GRASS SEEDS-Tiinu,hy s5u5.h bid for prime
new 10 arrive: Mfliet scarce ana firm AT Sl.5"n
!to.a lot sold ON . I Clover Of clean and GOO!
GRADE would bring $40 for ID and Slr.JD for new.
Nothing icinc in Other seeds.
DR1' n tE'-lT-Dnly a fsw small lots of the
new crop .'arplesi received. STfsse cold at &c
for sun-dricd quarters 10 &c for evaporate, rings.
at lie.
LlMBER1Fr?n first hands quotations range
as follows: Foriar-1-incs AT s21aaS and Sl1alS:
lis-inch at s.ia'fi and Sl9d.p: 2i:-ipch and thick
or At STAG and S2!ir22: sauar es-;xi at So and
). and saiass tlah.P!aln-sawcd inch AZ ssiG.6
and sliulG; II. 10 . inch at S2592I and SljIl7:
2isSS-inch at ss5a;S and si6: quarter-sawed white
inch at SSSsi@S aud $ltGiS; li.Nii:-iuch At S3anil
and SlgHsi. uuarter-SaNtd red inch at S2sT2s and
SiodlS. Itaii2-inch at S2sGtasl and SisM2o; holsters
and reachers S24: tongues at S3t. .Ash-l-inch at
S2igi2s and tiiGle, Ni&1l.-nch M S25.f2. and SiI
Gll. u. TO 4 inch at $50 and go. Black walnut
at so and $40 aud So. Ch.rry-Clear and second
at So: common $50 and cu'ls at ST.. Hickory
at SIS and $40: hickory axies at $50, Cedar Mt
S.Sa2G and slSfilS: posts at lie to &c each. ac-
eordinc 10 size. Sycamore at sle for merchanta-
bile stuff: do. quarteT-sawud at S2iI25 and $i2.
Cottonwcod-Mil run at st2Ii3:. box boards dS
inches and ovei) at s.: gum at Ss1S for sap. 81
and 81 for red Cypress al *es.,31 and SisN2h-
choice Louisiana worth more. Maple at s2 FOR
choice. Orders higher.
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ORGANIZATION PERFECTED.
Illinois Board of Equalization Ad-
journs for a Week.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. H., Sept. 1.-THE State Board
of Equalization met and organized this
morning, after which a adjournment was
taken for one week. when 1t Is expected
enough of the returns from counties Will
he in to permit the board to begin work.
!. S. Mccullough. state Auditor, was
elected chairman, and his chief clerk, Cap
tain w. II. :ubanlss. was elected secretary
of the board. a committee. appointed on
rules. reported practically the same rules
that governed the board last year. and the
report was adopted.
The standing committees were named as
On Equalization Of Personal Property-Allan
G.. Tanner. chairman. Louis D. Hirsheimer.
George F. McKnight. Gaines Green. Frank p.
ON Equalization of Lands-Moses Dillon. chair
man. Vim. A. Wall. T 5. Rogers. VIM. 2. Cad
y siiaier. Louis n. Hi tsheimer. Joseph Drury
and Thomas F.. Scully.
On Equalization of Town and City Iots-John
W. Wants. chairman: John 5. Cruttenlen, Solou
ffiIbrick. Charles G.. Schumacher. James Nc
CONT, Allan G. Tanner aud Richard Cadle.
on Assessment Of Railroad Fro~perty-Cbaries
A. Works. chairman; VIM. a. Wall. T: s. Rog-
crs. w. Z. Cadwal!alrr, Scion Piiiibrick. Gaines
Green ard Peter J. Schseffer.
On Assessment Of Capital Stock Of Corporations
*. II uei ". Barnes chairman Louis D Hir-
den, Frank 2. Martin. Richard Cadle and James
on Geleai Equaltsaticn-Jacnb E. Hopkins.
cfairman: VIM. Wall. John W, fantis:. VIM
kel!s MOSES Dillon, Joscph pruEy and Charles
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m.r a. Block Island. N. Y. arrived In s.. Louis
yesterday,
BY Telexraph.

| SPECIALS.
TIE last .asniy slea h nous. The gauge reads =
feet : The weather Is scar very cool and WINDY.
boat. arrived from the upper ohio NJ 8 a. sAn n.
She will Leave for the South ot-m4rrow morning
Iarsxss. with one barge Of stone and two bsrscs
. O'clock last night with one baTge each iumbsr
T 4o soT FeS Sf h IGs5; S Rnl T Issns :, g S9@ n.e,o al ! ,,, j. Il.
Of deckers who are on their way to the cotton
n nf eo,,o sne 1 Fms Miiisssm Towi he5 ispa ,oa IL ios sa X,
lower bends this morning.
,a N ,se saas Tenn a sai fe of i E; Of E foot 5.v In st., isan Iss, = 4
hours. The Rees Lee arrived this evening from
this place and returned ats O'Clock ,o-niss, with
a fair hrr tr t,pst T ,4;D G ar sSe s FsssS Sspf FRI es at : p; r n;
Sun departed at . {. m for FULTON, The !. N.
Hardin Departed a. 5 p. m. for Arkansas City
.Paducah: Ky. Sept. E-observa.ion taken at
Z Dick Sssef rowe sN's n' deparied Tor ta.re at ,sI s;4s "a a. m.
The II: W: BgtiorI from Etansv1lis arriyes as
!ili e. at 1s:S .. m. The City Of Clifton from St.
Issls asFiv Tvs at sis' h 'ss. T P,sst and 'e'' for the
c,ss.eE. H.; se T5e l: Niek ssn falli ri T 1oq Sc H.
GM.sn a,hier .his morning With a barge OF lumber.
Cape Girardeau down at J a m Peters Lee
burlington. Ia. Sept. i7.-Ths river is 10 inches
above iow-wnte mark Of 1854 and rising. Wealth.
ep et fram a Davenport. The Eioise from Keo,ins.
The work OF dredging the burlington ha-bor has
not get begun.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. Sept. 17:-Cape Glrardesu
down at 10 a. m. Z. 3. Lily up at 4:o p. N.
as feet and falling. Weather clear and pleasant
warsaw, H.. Sept. f.-Gaus READS 10 feet.
Clear and cool. Silver Crescent down and up In
the Quincy trade.
Louisville. Sept. Rive falling: In canal -
feet: on falls 2 feet: below locks &C feet. Clear
and cool.
Evansville. Ind. Sept. I7.-River 81 feet; GALL
Pittsburs. sent. 1I.-River 5.s feet: rising.
Cloudy and CO !.
Cincinnati. Sept. -Riv rs feet; rising. Fn.r
and cool.