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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-26
JOURNAL X-RAYS

Ah' ihkNhN hAhlbloI uNhtia All AtAln
defeated the Boston BlOomer Girls score,
& 2. The Bloomor Glrls, however,
played hard, plucky ball and the game
was Interesting throughout. Their team
work was excellent, and the individual
play OF few, ntoably the pitcher and
shortstop, would have been cretiable on
any team. They were not, uaiortu-
nately, able 10 hit Picher Hayes, and
were forced TO leave the field with only
two runs 10 their credit.
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The irreyerent lbany Democrat says:
Miss Florence May Wright, OF Salem,
has Just had published volume OF
poems entitled "When Love is New"
Price, % cents. The remarkable state
ment is made that Miss Wright never
attended school a day in her life, and
yet she has written a volume Of poems
on this lovely subject that thrills the hu-
man breast. viii the orchestra please
perform,
The June rains have put sod In good
condition for turning under. II crumbles
a little but is just right 10 rot we'll, and
leave no chance for weeds TO start. The
y Ray man broke a iurrow this morn.
ing
eAA
The Reform school has line new
hack for.he pleasure aud convenience
OF the managers. A chance for some
economy sPiels in Portland papers.
Will Brooks, formerly a Salem news
paper reIod,er, is moderator Of tho
State Baptist convention. Nothing like
starting right,
zee
The Marion county teachers institute
has $50 enrolled and is not quite go
much in the oldrut AZ in iormer years.
The fact leaks out that Judge Bellin.
ger hNed the amount Of Temporary Re-
celyer rhielsen's compensation.
zee
Albany has elected a Goddess oil
Liberty and enjoyed, uuele Toms
Cabin the past week,
Last year binding twine was rs cents
Al Eugene. This year the Register sayl
II is llIs cents,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-26

Daily One Year, $500 In Advance
Daily Four Months 81. In Advance
Daily by Carrier 500 Per Month
Weekly One Year. .Bi.oo in Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-26
OAsTo7rAs
1,., S.s,.tAo Nv Kind y. Haze Gs..n Bought
Signature @ &tzHAIMm

An A. No. l young COW, fresh, also a
yearling heifer, grade Jersey, for sale
cheap. G. P. Livingstone, North OF
Chapman's corner, near Garden Road
8 22 6ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-26
COLUMBIAs. sPAULDINGs. HARTEORDs AND !
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer

Meets all mail and passenger trains
Baggage TO all parts Of the city. Promnt
service. Telephone No. 2Il.
DISQUE Il HOMYFR
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-26

Investigate draw cut Champion
Mower.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-26
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and fever Isl bottle Of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. Il Is simply iron aud gulnine In a
tasteless form No cure-nO pay. Price SOC.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

Chicago. Oct. 22.-The most daring
and Ingenious robbery of n pub
lie Institution ever pcrpetratcd In Chi
cago was successfully accomplished Mt
some time between Saturday night and
yesterday morning. when postage
stamps to the value OF SI4,6lO were
abstrnctcd from the stamp vault OF
the Chicago postofiicc by operators
who bored n passage through II steel
floor In order to reach their plunder.
If they had calculated their distance
six feet to the west from the point
where they worked, they undoubtedly
would have carried of nearly $4,000
In cash and SSOO,OOO in stamps.
The burglars plan OF operations was
almost Identical with that followed by
the robbery Of the vault Of the Selby
Smelling Company near San Francisco
several months ago.
The burglars secured entrance un'
der the building and by digging
trenches and tunneling through cross
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
TEXT OF THE ,AUSTRALASIAN
LAND TAX AMENDMENT

Denver, Oct. ai.-Amohs the pro
posed constitutional amendments that
will come before the people Of Colorado
for ratification or rejection In Noven-
bcr. l.sE.., and which should neither b.
adopted nor voted down without int.ir
lisent consideration. is tn. Australia
Sian land tax amendment
TIL. Twelfth General Assembly ap,
pointed n r-v.nu. commission to inves.
tisnt. the revenue laws OF Australia
sin: III. chairman of that commission
was senator James ". Bucklin OF
Grand Junction; lie paid his own -S-
pcns.s nHi spent three months on his
tour ani gathered NIL the data and OF.
fetal Information obtninabi- and then
gave n report OF what he found: that
report may b- had by addressing the
Australnsian Tax League. J.. u. liox
lolI. Denver. Colorado.
As a result Of this report nnd nj the
suggestion of the commission con.
stituiionai amendment was passed by
the Thirteenth General Assembly and
Is now before the people for consiicra-
tion. The proposed amendment reads
M follows:
See. a.-Oncc In four years. but not
oftcncr. the VOTERS Of nny county In the
state may. by vote at any general
election. exempt or refuse To exempt
from nll taxation for county. city. town
school. road and other local purposes.
any or all personal property AMI I'm.
provcmcnts oh land: hut neither the
whole nor any part Of the full cash
value of any rights Of way. franchises
In public ways. or land. exclusive OF
the improvements thereon. shall he 10
exempted: Provided. however. that
such question bc submitted to the vot.
crs by virtue OF n petition therefor.
signed and sworn To 10y not less than
one hundred resident taxpayers Of such
county. and filed with the county clerk
and recorder. not less than thirty nor
more than ninety days before the day
Of election
''Scc. II. The rate OF taxation on
property for state purposes shall never
exceed four mills on each dollar Of
valuation: but the provisions OF this
section shall not apply to rights OF way.
franchises In public ways. or land. the
full cash value Of which may he taxed
ut such additional rate. not exceeding
two mills OH each dollar Of nsscsscsi
valuation. ms shall he provided by law.
after cScmpting all personal property
nnd improvements thereon from sncl'
additional rate OF taxation" .
The idea underlying this system Of
taxation. according To Its advocates.
may be illustrated by the following cx-
ample, given by ]. II. Herman In
Georges Weekly. In the southwest
part OF the state the government Is sur
vcying for proposed tunnel that VIII
tap the Gunnison river and water n
large trace OF the old Ute reservation
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

that is now wofii,l-~s. To build this
canal all III. people of III" stat. will b"
taxed hundreds Of thousands Of dol
Lam AMI the general government will
also ir- called upon Ia assist The en-
t.rpris. seems iau'iaii. enough. IN
view OF Ill. fact that thousands OF poor
people arr now sE-kins homes. but the
extremely poor man cannot expect To
b- benefited from that source. for nj
present the land will not return any
Thing for labor expended on IL and ma
pSor man can waste part of Nv. years
ia order To ioiu.-srssi,i: "a. much Of II
VIII bc entered by poor men hired BY
rich men. nni nv no on- hut III. CON
mi-sloner- will know Just which way
the canal viii H. l-'i they viii have the
insIi. track Ia the best of II. and the
railroad companies will secure III.
most valuable land by getting the
townsit.s, and the pa"r man. as usual.
will h. the man io Tot the bIli-io
build the canal and III. rich mnn will
reap the harvest.
II mus, h. NJ plain that "hc who
runs may read" that under our general
property tax. IN this ease We arr build.
irH a gigantic special privilege. nnd
what may h. said of this illustration
may properly bc said 81 aii public I'm
proycmcnis. such ns school houses AMI
courts Of justice. and pniic. protection.
hut the idcn un'i.riyin. the Australia
sian system. which il now -aiisfactor'
iiy In operation In several countries OF
Australasia IL this: II must lie plain
that In cas. OF the canal cited above
that IL Ii the government. pur. and
simple. TINT Will make this desert sud
denly become worth 500 per acre,
Now IL the government made the ynitr
or that land. why should not the users
OF that land pay til. government for
the value the government conferred
upon IL. or In other words. II the canal
made the vulnc OF the land. why
should not tho-. who wish io use the
land pay for the canal: Under our
general property tax this cnnnot he
done. hut with the above amendment
ratified any county or town may az
may not apply the AusiIuiasinn system
under which. if u rich corporation de
sircs to monopolixc the land Il would
bc no Injustice To- the couinunlty, any
monopoly may own NIL the land II
chooses provided II pays lakes In pro
portion To the benefits conferred by
government, hut II Is needless to ray
-llicrc would liz no object In tronQpol'x,.
ing laid under this syStrIn. nD6 " u
poor man wishes to use the land IL
would fall equally just with him for
he would simply be paying for value
received. the same as n water rent. ana
all that he produced over ana above
what value the government made 10!
him would bc his-not even his crops
OF improvements or his labor In any
way would be taxed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
ONLY TWO NIGHTS OUT
NEW YORK TO DENVER

Chicago, Oct. 22-The New York
Central and Lake Shore railroads are
preparing to take advantage of the
vast improvements which have been
made in the physical condition of the
Chicago & Northwestern and the
Union Pacific. November Bird these two
roads will place in service new ocean
to ocean flyer, giving an additional lin
tied train clear across the continent.
1t is stated that the new flyer will
leave New York at S:45 n. III. and Will
arrive at Chicago ut 1:5O o'clock the
following morning, making the dis
tance practically in twenty-four hours.
The time given Is that Of the present
fast mail and the train will run on the
fast nails present schedule. When the
change is effected the fast mail will
probably be run as the second section
of the flyer.
The new train will be vestibuled,
with n dining car and buffet and IL
brary cars, new equipment and be Il
strictly limited train. The new train
will be run to connect with train No.
: of the Northwestern, which leaves
Chicago at 10 o'clock every morning
and which will be n through San Fran
cisco train on and after November 3rd.
The New York Contra. trains have
connections from Boston, so that the
new service will be two nights out
from New York or Boston to Denver,
three nights out to Salt Lake and four
nights to San Francisco and Portland.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
Philippine Telegraph Lines.

London. Oct. 22.-Brigadier General
A. w. Grccly, chief of the United
States signal office. is here after five
months spent in Japan and the Philip
pines, inspecting the army and navy
telegraphs and cables. After making
some official Investigations in London
in connection with the cable service.
he will return to Washington.
The general Is greatly pleased with
the efficiency of the G,OO0 miles of cable
and telegraph lines now working In
the Philippines. He considers that tho
country and people both offer great
possibilities, and he is enthusiastic
over the japanese telegraphic systems.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
CHICAGO POSTOFFICE ROBBED
OF A WAGON LOAD OF STAMPS

walls gained n point Immediately un-
der the vault. The steel sheets form
ing the floor OF the iron room were
bored. n hole OF sufficient size to nd
nit the body OF man was made and
through this one OF the robbers passed
the plundcr.to one or more accompliccs
below. The plundcr was carried near
~ 300 feet through the trench under
the building and then loaded into
wagon that was waiting in an alley
behind the building.
or the S7I.GlO In stamps taken. ST.
10 were In postage due" stamps and
S2.2GO In special delivery stamps. So
the convertible stamps amounted to
S6T .S2S. but Of these Si,S2S were Pan
American stamps of $ and 1O-cent de-
nominations.
Postmaster Frederick L. Coyne Is In
Washington. lie is responsible for the
loss until an act of Congress frees him
from 1t. For amounts up to $4,000
the postmaster general has authority
to relieve postmastcrs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
Embcz.,,ng clerk. Compromise.

Lowell, Mass, Oct. 22.-Thc financial
troubles which have caused great sns'
pcnse to the officers of the Merchants
National Bank for three days, in con,
sequence OF the disappearance of Its
teller, Albert c. Smith, and its book
keeper, Lewis ii. Swift. practically
were smoothed out yesterday. Tho
bank has lost about S115,oOO. The di-
rectors officially state this and at the
same time say they have had returned
securities valued at SSOO,OOO.
The banks loss, 1t is understood, Is
made up of two items: First, the steal
ings of the two men during the past
two years, as shown now by the books,
and secondly, that part Of the cash In
cluded in the loot retained by Smith
and Swift as the price of their bargain
to return the securities.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

wheat % FAR has been excellent condition according
az reports on the subject The trouble yesterday
- from 100 70 800 miles further than vss
ek ago leaving three-forrths of belt uncovered
and as far south Texas Although ii was conterdsd
het the plant could easily withstand drop
thawng conditions shorts gooa policy 70
sE Nhest aud did So elevatng the prices already
destitute ot important showing
hanse end eSport business amounting - only DOZEN
smaller than usual 2ss ears compared with cars
sst year, while primary receipts amounted ass oo9
Mere only s 600 61sh Sut the s0sr eEpor. HS.
teaeheo td5eo bbls. English markets closed - "a
ioSer Psr. ,osss nars Up & sne sSesp,s, gents
asS ana Antwerp = franc better Quotations % cash
Hgii aI is SsosS bSsis we're as follows; 90 hSra
oSs5 9T5hn q Dgigts s 70 1Trve 70 SoTas.n q SA
haro Shlcsgo' eIee spot; No hard New-NorE. sliec
.CofsN-The corn market yesterday practically
BATTLE between two ot Chieago's LARGEST traders with
SHADE ahead al the eng Of the day local prices show
lnE &C ne san HEAVY Quantities % long corn which
under the combined demands the trader
rered 70 go thai apart from occasional periods Of &C.
preston Prices were remarkably well sustained
ing general attention from the speculative element which
and graded poorly. the country offered sparingiy
came steady az partial h9Ad advance; seabosrd
clearances reached os4 900 bush and Of
wheat also had an erec It's most important feature.
mated a, 100000 bush dss without note
friendly and confidence operations Ex-
pot sales were 20 loads No closed 4sc elevator
both b aroat. oaTs@The market held steady but
was quiet Exporters borEht 90 600 bush No 2 oats
white SIC: track mixed snaarIse: track white sis
SSiaci No white clips. 336Ssis .TeYF--Mariet
: western sic . saoat: state rye 5sas7e .- 80
BAFtLEY-MsTkst steady. Feeding was quoted ssa5ic.
and mailing. e09e5e both G z New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb aocotton quiet and steady; rniddIing
QAc; low mit1ling. e-l6c good ordinary. 77sc-
ceipts g95 bales the Continent 1IOo bales;
ca es 300 bales; stock. ltss25 bales
Norfolk. FEB. 2o-Cotton quiet; middling sSc: low
mddIng II-I6c, good ordinary, l-lnc Receipts 6I9
bales exports ooastwise. $50 bales sales. 28l bales;
stock. %, ,O65 bales
mddng sisc Receipts. 2356 bales: exports eoastwse.
4 4O9 bales. sales bales. stock. o. 1876 bales
New-OrIeans Feb. 2O-Cotton steady: niddlins.
Receipts 7T33 bales; exports TO Great Britain. 1000
bales coastwise 17ST bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock.
37i. los bales. an - =, -.
Mobile Feb 3-Cotton quiet mddns DC: low mid
ding 7-i6c: good ordinary. -l6e. Receipts. l3o
bales; sales 200 bales; stock. 28.22! bales
Memphis Feb. 2O-COttOn easy mlddlins. l-ioc; low
mddng T-Isc: good ordinary. lS-l6c Net receipts
Sal bales; lse4 bales shipments i' oa!ss safes
i.75O bales. stock. i5l.l bales -, -,
Augusta Feb. 2o.Cotton Guiet middtng. s-loc; low
mddns l5-l6c- Receipts. 4ss bales; shipments. a.,
bales; sales. Gas bales: stock 5l5Sl pales -
Charleston. 20-Cotton quiet; middlin8. stc Ke-
Houston FEB eo-cotton steady: miidiing. ssc: low
mlfdrg S9-i6c good ordinary. lS-Ioc Heceipts
53si bales 1925 bales shipments S2l bales stock
iOl.sls bales. 80
81 Lou. Feb 2o.-cotton duli middling. sse; low
mddlng sac good ordinary. Sc. Net receipts. sol
bales: ilTS bales shipments. $50 Bales stock
5000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-lOrk. FeoTllrl
rOFFEE-Stu higher prices were recorded on The
rrs- Exchange to-day. The market opened hrn. Al an
s-s1re of Is 70 - points and showed marked stability
srg5oui dag. with the bulls having the upper hand
rrv European cables wen 20 eXpectati Nns and
1trbuted IN considerable 20 the strength %
~ arket HaNTe reported rise OF l4lk francs.
.ffe Hamburg net izu@ PIG gAer. sharp trading
vas feature the call a250 bags changing hands,
Vifh we'll known copper concern the principal buyer.
outside Investment orders came II freely, and at noon
ne sales had reached Il coo bags Late IN the
srnron shorts became frightened furry OF
rr resulted The session without special
feature Importance small professional business bring
ng day's sales % 2S5oo bass. Fluctuauons of
fr5m % Is points recorded. the market closing
n ~ II ponts net higher ans steady. Receipts coo
hscs al no the Brazilian reported the
closed obserN OF Church holiday
Fairly liberal warehouse deliveries reported. Tran
ssr5ns IN spot coffee the moderate. and
TIE steady with prices the basis OF 7se for
N Bio invoice lots.
The range contract puoes the local market
day was as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
R.o-Reoeipts. l4.oe0 bags
at'sticai position Of Brazilian coffee is as FOLLOWS:

C0TTON-In some respects q a DAY q reckoning
fr The short interest locally, Whe the bulls succeeded
N reccurng portion OF recent .osses until
action sci late in the day. Al the the conditions
favored ne bears the that Europe had selling
o7ders while Liverpool had failed respond expected
q last nights rise tiis aide. TIE first call was
tteady though prices were down eQ9 points under
ne leading shorts from confident
NAT the react51 which started yesterday
and after the call enerceticaliy
cover throughout the list The pesrance prominent
exporter hacker of the March position and ap-
Tearance uf extensive street
eeoeeratec the upttt IN prices and the
general healthier aspect BY midday prices
tnen Ieganed the early loss with the feeling that
cute bullsh Early afternoon de eopments also ad-
Nr 10 bear interests; receipts for tomorrow lad fair
% tah far below the small OF late
tnarkets showed well sustained prices while the pubic
seemed inclined q the market anticpat ton II
d IN the Improvement though March absorbed
y speculative attention Nine these deliveries
Nas reached left behind before
ere m any measure appeased. Trading
-te session. with sentiment buish until the close
ML.r Ae rrlL ueNs portrayed lower prices for cloths
an SLOW demand Tor Nles 81 goods regu-
ee Nee reported az 100000 pieces than
L some weeks and Indicated a disposition the parl
~ printers q buy on he decline Reports the
et Is % iolEhng aud other farm pgepaI etions
tsias iaNoahe 20 an early planting and large
- t'e Neailer was pr4pifous q untranmelled opera
1.is IN ihe soltherlg sections In the half hour
salizing gave The market setbac and pronp
- seing ior short account The market inally
vas as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
EUROPEAN PRopUcE MARKETS

Liverpool, Feb 2o--Slosins-w -wheat-spot dun: 10 2
Western winter o. ID No Northern spring 2ia
No red Western winter IS Ittd: futures steady
March. IS load; May. 90 HAD Corn-Spot quiet;
American mixed new 3, i0ad American mixed. old
b IIs.t. futures quiet: February. Is dad March IS
9Ad May, IS 9izd. Peas-Canadian quiet 5s ID. Beef
easy. India 62s Sd easy: prime mess.
Western 63s HamsShort cut "A 20 rs N, Arm. AS Oh
Lard steady: prime Western terces Sd Anerf-
can renred in pals SOS Bacon steady: Cumberland
long clear middes light - TO "a ~ Ais Cd long
middes. 35 % 40 70. 4Os 81. short
10 70 30 70. ass 9d: clear bellies 1s rs 10. 90
Shoulders-Square N 20 II n steady Ga Butter
Finest United dull, Cos good United
Cheese qui.t American finest white Sos American
finest colored. sis Tallow-Prtme quiet, 25- 80
Australian London easy. 2Ts. cOttonseed oil-Hun
refined spot dun los 6i- Turpentine-Spir'ts quiet
.Ss % Rosin-Coumon steady. A. md Petroleum
reaned quiet Tt.d Linssed oil dull 26s
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
OTHER MARKf.rs-BY TELEGRAPH

Ch,caso Feb 2O.-Cstte-Receipts. 800. tneluding
TeTas Good to choice steers. SS4SlO Gamers
stronger. butchers stocks steady Texans slow Good
,riue steers a poor medium. 81 5iaSf 50
stokers and feeders slow s. 75Fsi So cows 81 50S 10
heis-rs 81 $40 81 So 81 s5aS2 So bulls slow, 81 -
asa - steady strong 30 Texas ted steers
"a 81 500 - %. Texas bulls
e. S5Ss "a Hogs-Receipts to-day $1,000 head;
row ,estimatedl 35OUo. left over. 5000 active % Oc
heavy s. 5o rough heavy. - @5gSS S5 igh - 80
a. bulk sales S7laH$5 45is. SheepRecepts. l2Oo
Fheep iOc higher fancy up S.. lambs strong
Sc highsr yesrlings up So good 70 choice wethers
T. mixed. 8 6slQsf 10: western
sheep SiaS4 en-. sheep. 81 50qs3 6S native lambs
81 4lQ So 25: Western lambs. s5qSS p.
East Liberty. Feb 2o-Cattls steady extra 50 s. 2
Jast mediums IS 6Ods5 621l Workers. IS S5Qs5
ch 40 s. 5aa$5 81 heavy hogs s. 5OgS5 So pigs s. a
so roughs 50 55GS5 10 sheep steady; choice weth
es Si eDaS4 IS: Sass; choice lambs s. 500
common good SASS -. Veal calves. STGST O5
Cincinnati. Feb Clogs active. higher. sass A.
cattle .teadv 81 25IS4 - sheep stesdv. 81 T5GSf 10
Lamhs steady. s. I5nSO 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. 20.-'~The American Wool and Cotton
Reporter will OF the wool trade Tomorrow The
wool market increased activity the last
week. and a OF been moved. We
figure a 1000 600 10 included which
good sized lines OF territories. and
medium heeces There has been considerable pressure
sell and result consumers have in most in
able w0Ols pretty low prices
especially Territory wools which selling
level OF values prevailing the when
the boom In 1890 started The sales for the week
Boston amounted 5305 200 70 domestic and 5.OOO
- foreign making total OF 6.27O2nO. against total
of 636 for the week, and total OF 23Il
600 the corresponding week year The sales
since January I amount 20 "a 46l 400 70. against Is
%. Gso N tor the corresponding time last
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

Cash quotations were follows Flour dull 10
wheat 65QT2c: No red. T5d s6c; No 30 0tc
No yelloT SO%c: No : oats 2o@ta=6 10 while
2T@sc No white 2IsQ2sc No rye 2c iair 70 choice
mailing barley. JGGj9c; No daXseei. 81 90. M North
81 6l; prime timothy seed, 81 30 clover. con
tract grade Sl1 Mess pork. per Dbl Si5 9o9'Sli ar
sated shoulders boxed SO 56SC so short clear
sides bOxedl 81 5S1 s. Whiskey. basis of high wines
toners A. 500: of A. g. fc On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter active: creaneres, l4l2zc
dairies. 1OlSc Cheese fairly active 1oli Esss
active; fresh. lee
Cincinnati. Feb. 2o.-FIour dull firm; No red
&c Corn arm; No mixed. 4ec. Oats strong; higher
No mixed. 2Sc Rye steady; No q 57c. Lard steady,
132lsc- Bulk meats 81 20 Bacon firm. s. 21is.
WhiskeyDisttlers finished firm basis OF 81 -
sugar drm
Duluth Feb. 2o-wheat cash No 1 hard T5Ec: No
Norhsrn, I34c No Northern 67ss arose; MAY. T8Ac
July. I6Sse Corn-Aiay. 3STsc. Oats. 26q2G'tc.
Nilwlulee. Feb 20.-Wbeat drua; No Northern I55sc
No Northern N l2@74c- Rye arm No l. 5Sq5S4c Bar
ley dull: No :. 11a5sc; sample. 4Od56c-
I5tc; July ISlsqI5sc. On track NJ hard, I5e. No
Northern, T4c; No Northern 67&G7O1&c.
Philadelphia. Feb. 2O.-wheat. lac higher; contract
grade. February, u sQ7sc CcFn isc lower; No mixed
33c. Butter hrm. good demand fancy Western cream
3sc; % Western prints. &c, DO nearby prints 2te
Egs1 arm ae higher; fresh aear5y l7e; do western.
Ic 40 SoutnS1seern LIS 90 southern loc so
bush; $4,000 bush: 2 900 bush Shipments
w neat. 53Oo0 bush; corn 10000 bush; oats. 5000
bush.
s.. louis Feb. 2o-whsat--No 2 red cash 7si.c; May
cash. sac May sec Juiy ss1s- oats-No 2 cash. 2ee
May, 2slsc July. 25htc: No white. 2slsG2sNe
Toledo. Feb. 2o-wheat higher dull; No cash T9i.
MAY slA.c; July. T9+.c. Corn duh. strong: cash and
Coverseed dun cash. So O5. March. So IS. on
changed.