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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
JOURNAL RAYS


"Get to your work sarly and stay at H.,
and you will win."-Philip Armour.
VIII Mitchell throw a straw in the
way Of the big corporations that are COB
bling up Oregon timber lands2
IT'S up TO salem Oregouienueswhether
they have developed 10 the women club
stage in sufficient numbers TO have one.
Next Sunday is ~. Patrick's day-a
day that dol't amount to much in Sa.
lem as there are only three lrishmen
here besides Frank Dayoy
Will President Mckinley be attended
ON hie trip TO tho coast by Tom Carter,
the mas he gaye's 5000 office for killing
the River and llarhor bill2
III there we're fewer theorists in the
world there would be more success.
Facts eau be discounted at any hans,
hut a theory is rarely worth par.
Pump ARuoug.
zee
The public is kept jumping sideways
and crosswi-e 10 Keep track Of the time
Of salem street cars Whom they get
fairly familiar with the nes time
they will like it.
The motto Of the sac ament, Rec ia
that "Nowspapor advertising paid
Yesterday Il pays tolay; il will nav
tomorrow us the bost plan 10 AL.
yerlise every day"
We will be- glad 90 see some of Senator
influence used in connertbpI
aaith the Nicaragua canal ALBANY
iNmoCnt
Nh' don't you know be- was the
'tgmai discoyerrr of that proposition
eea
Tho Salem loun has r,pDri,, 81,
~ employ who Will have no comp.tition
1""'f nc vnlNf contest lur thp cham.
,lnh mar ol The state. llv des,r,tes AN,
irving oi a hand o' ewes ami la,,bs
hfoosh Salem and allie: "Soms oil
'n,er lambs Wn'e SMALL ana could harlly
se' al"ns o'h,rs lpmprl on Tia dswsI
snN NNA fWe u.vsslpuaUy a. resi- %
ne lamb acre ,cry constletat, in r.t
''Ilns all 'bc lm', Esolr GuaU
We ihongm the uuatA man k,.....
''ea' desl shout hops. lle h,tmys .o..
o' igooranoe Of the juvenile hahi,s ot
o' onlS sherp bnt goats.
80
hiiiof hayoy OF the 4 a A. "a
heistlrr, has iucuuc.l tbe disni.,.,,.
~ numerous Southern pariar ,t,.n
.''einvh on aocnnnt of an riit.,..i
't'nloi als,ni e niuttlr l,de. in nhi.h
he says ihAt lho after 'mieht 49,,
: reVl'oa b g. orof ita ap.. ma th.
''s,e ~ oassanter clnuntlor IA too
Nsn lqf hlm. AnoHt oue hslf.l theI
- non iorcnea are uoull..fs al theA
y 1 W., and slinv q them arc nromi.
'eol NofkeFr, aud look 90 the .ii,.i,,
e = ,'N AZ thelf ocynpa ,ion On,son
hW 1hnTlef Herald
Aoyoae uho Knows Frant n,w,
aoss that 30 would not int,,t,,,.li..
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Proposals for Wood for the oregon School for
the Deaf


the Deaf
Bids are invited for 400 cords Of wood
to be delivered az the school not later
than Sept. 10th 1901, upon the following
conditions: 365 cords OF first growth
big fir, cut while green, and well seas.
oRed. 50 cords OF split oak, cut while
green, and we'll seasoned. All wood
must be feet long, reasonably straight,
OF average size, aud closely corded with.
out bulk heads.
Bids will be received at the Office of
the Superintendent Of Public instruct.
ION. Salem, Ore. until 200 p. m. April
y, lvOl at which time they will be open.
ed by the Board Of Trustees.
me rlshi 20 reject or accept all or any
part Of any bid is hereby reserved
by order Of the Roarl oi Trustees
. CLANToS WENT1. Superintendent
3 l3 dNw al
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Bids for Supplies.

Bids are invited for supplies for the
School for the Deaf for period Of d
months from April Isl to Sept. 30, 1901
A hst Of articles needed will be furnished
the bidder upon application 10 the Su
perintendent Bids will bC opened
March 80, 1901 CLAYTON WENTZ.
3-l3 d&Wtd Superintendent.
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Tho operation Of one Law passed b,
tho legislature will be Matched with a
great deal Of Interest that giving ESQ
peF capita ior ihe support ol orphans
aud l0andllnga, fofmany years Oreson
made aa appropriation oi lnmp A. N
% a uumher ~ Institutions carins 10
such uniortunato ohidron. rh,g
la dc ol Intolerance an aitemp,
was made 10 lr,h on che plea of coo ,
ouy 60 eut on the donations to ue
Catholic schools bat leave the others IA
oo supported hy ,ho stats. This Was
properly doleaied Tao yoau later an
scie cat "a and ior iout years u,egon
vas la thr dlsgraooiul attitude of not
caring ioF the latbesless aud sapportlos
ga ofphAnsge Nhato,cr The p.ll passsl
hy the late Legislature has not beeu tr,el
~ tuily male pahllc IL was obisctrI la
"a, ovsonian aud Tus JougsAt AT. 3
time that Il would prove a stimulus 7
the Abuse kuoWa Ia larse o,iies as"haby
hsmng. uheeby uaFcmpuloas per,
soas SCI, oon,rol Of children Zoe parrose.
pther than their moral and splr
bal wcliaye. II che law proves D
= ork esll these er.iiasms musi l., ei,h
lTawn, bat Ne stillihhs thetc . iAoga
Z great ahusrs al ihe espense 81 Tie
azpaysf, ms autliouiiss slloaA snarl
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Tourist Cars

The tourist cars, like newspsper in .
ooontrY iowu, cciiainly "hll a looy isl
Naat. 4 cooi, clean, sell yeDtIlsts}
se'pins and observation car. elna0y
ift' irom the discomiorts Of tbe ~
iishioned passengrr coach and tbs s,0S,.
he't 81 the over luXuFiously upbCls,e,l}
u'sSlng room aud sleeping ca,s. AMI a,
q inne'ieiale extu iee. has golysJ 80
pr elem II pTNidlng attractive s,,e,n'- ~
"a .'sns for The geuersl public TLso
K. \, Co. runs three of ihss. -
dAily between Portland and ths "a, - "a
loi Ter ls On change Of eseh rarto - ~
Ter ti'c Nants and comiorts of ~. - ~
s" A l.. CsAIs.
oeneIal Pass, ugcr As-1t
ID x q y. O. Portlao1 Al,
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Bicycle ReraIr shop

Complete shop for repairing bicycles
and expert workmen employed. Mitch.
ell, Lewis Il Stayer Co., 81, So, 55 Stale
street, Salem. 3 8 II
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SOUTH AND EAS-
Southern Pacific Co.,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at $40 q. m. 1904 a. IN. and
4 snk "a ~,

| Pullman and Tourists cars on botb
! trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 Ogden
and I'll Paso, and tourist cars TO Chicago,
~. Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frandisco with sew
eral steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
Zee Mr.. W. w. Skinner agent at Salem
Station, or address
Q. Ii. MARKHAM, 6. p. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
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against these abuses or the law will
create prejudice against the very object
for which II was drawn--a most lauda
bic Christian charity.
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The storm which rag In regard 10
the authenticity and authorship Of can
Englishwoman' Love Letters" in not
yet spent. Bnt the question OF tho
authors sex Is usually considered set
tied by the internal evidence. IL is
simply said that no man could ever
have written them. The publishers OF
the authorized edition are Messrs
Doubleday, Page q CO.
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aree Wall Maps Of the
.uiIed States 80.
Given AWav
Row TO GET ONE

,s8dinvg" a., arc ,l. going East, or thinking of
cAr's until you have ss,,'-sIy oIIy your
!,oia !, ON Z, NE ILLINOIS Central p I1'ss ,It
NoAp Go. Their service Is sYrslI,ff Il L.
,, n'hT, aud they can reach I'M noiDt. 49, .! 3
,l.t last South or Southeast f,on' f,r's :. IL. IN
Tplnt TFh IN Oregon or Wasbina,a.nly Nm, any
!, 'X,ous9 X''a tourist car from Paci6r F".a, on
10 ~. you Nh Si.l send fifteen sen,s in stamr.
i5r,rs,3 S"uIr.s ,,i. given below, we VII
map Of The United Stsi.s C. ,aise wall
F1Ito Rico, Sl44O inches Nuo" and
irsi't soi ,pS.f,,iculars regarding passepy., .,
"''sH' ra'es' call on or adlRss, ger OF
c b. II. TRUMBul
Nom'l Ag't, m. Cent h p
lts Third st.. Portland n,
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salem 10 the greatest bicycle center %
The Willamette valley y helo ~heels are
nsed all The year round, The advertise
ments Ia lhls paper indioate thai not
only ihe laggest siocks outside ID Port.
land, bni che most complete repair shops
arc % he foand ln thls city,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

wound any laboring mans feelings. lie
wield4 a sharp pen, at times pointed
vi Irish wit but never dipped in gall,
and the Courier Herald can do an act Of
Justice 10 that gen leman and the cause
Of the A. o. U. W. a great service by
correcting the above.
The Reporter, a paper published at
Sump,er, Baker county, contains the
| following item OF news:
"Ilon. II. w. Curbett recently bought
1890 worth OF stock in the OHIO mine
near Granite, in which Represeniatiye
George Barrett il interested"
The "Hon." Corbett should az cnce
! deny this slander, AZ il reflects upon his
"irreproachabe' character aud, II true,
stampe him az man who attempted 10
buy his way into the senate and that. il
/ IL not believed, be would stoop 10
DO -Pendleton East Oregouian.
Mr.. Corbett will probably do it when
he recalls that he lives in an age when
ISLANDERS are never resorted to for polii.
cal purposes.
Be- ond doubt legislators OF Oregon
should be allowed larger compensation
for their arduous labors that they at
present receive. Three dollars day is |
IL too little and insufficient for member
Ia straitened circumstances TO have the
enjoyment Of the company Of his family |
or even his wife. THIS low salary places
a great temptation in the way Of the
lawmaker TO hug lobby sacks.-Wood.
burn Independent.
q . q
The al for Faust in yesterday = JorR.
NAL made the Brocken scene read
Hoboken." Such a break would have
broken the heart OF Goethe, the author
Of the play.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
THE DAILY JOURNAL,
BY HoFER BROTHERS,
FRIDAY. MARCH ib, 1901.

oAlly One Year, $500 In Advances
Daily -Four Months o. in advance
Daily by Carrier 500 Per Month
Weekly ono Year ai.oo In Advanoe
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t4iem Tairons ~ uhe public fehbois
4 taat term b. allowable, are tatiog !
deep interest "a ihelF improvement. and
AZ gentleman remarked, sool achools
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Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME GARD.

=, ~ uuu W. VUuutCJ aJ AIOanY AND
Corvsllls with Southern Pacific tialns.
glYihg direct service b and from New.
port aud adjacent beaches.
trains Tor the mountains arrive AZ
Detrolt at noon, giving ample time
70 reach camping grounds on the
same day. '"'
"-'I "TArDkH EDWIN STONE
J. TURNER. AAnaf
AZ mt Albany
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To cnre a Cola IN One nay

Take laxative hrOmO Qulnino Tablets An
drurgisis remind the money N " fails 10 cur,
w. 0roye's signature II on eaoh boa.
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sac yonr Nheel 20 Shipp 4 Usps.r
snl have it cleaned or rcp,ir,J SGseI p5S'~l
season ls almost here. lung ,.l
Correspondent Want,l in -. -.
'os "A aud yillases in Am.r,e, V1ly'
,..'ll ~ Nul otheI Nork. Experienced arJ
- " l'e'lyNeed Good rvmnner.tion
wv sna stories wanted. For par,ic.,
,,a, 80 ',ilIess S The hallstia Prcss Asso'is.
l6 d
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The Oregon Hopgrowers Association
is prepared 10 sell hop tSiIe OF all sizes
at the lowest possible rates.
.3'll'6t JAS. WNsrASLEY, Mgr.
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Found

A great many people have found that
they can save money by buying any.
thing they use or wear at TIE FAIR
STORE, the greatest place for bargains
In Salem. PA Commercial street,
y 2l.l mos
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While there are prospects, Of peace la
South Africa, hossilites have broken oul
elsewhere Oi not ~ serioua q nature
Washington Legislators oanie 70 blows
on The door u the house. ALd the couul
De CAstellAne bas thrash the editor ol
laris fiaAro. A hlackmailer tried %
get large sum oui oi senator Clarke's
son ln Montana. and unelo Sam has
sent kis bill collector With a warship "a
remind The Sultan al his obligs lions
General harrison ln hls Last "a Nill aud
sssiAmeat made nice distinction he.
tween the heirs by hia ifsi and sccond
marriages. What he accumiiaicd up 10
the time Of he fret aud seeond marriase
goes 10 the heirs hy his arsi Niie. an
he accumulated since goes 70 hls wiiou
and an only child by that marriage. A.
he has made nearly All hls ioTtuno in
the las, ten years lhis arrangement
Leaves most Of bic property 10 the latter.
While ihis may be legally aud lochnic
ally proper. ~as not he great socoess
and good ioslune largely dne a. ths
reli.sacrifioiug devotion II he Diet y Iiog
Was that not bic capital 10 doa good
business ga the resl oi ne daysf The
Fiil vhea made publk VII, ~ predict.
70 40 violence 10 ihis theory.
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Chicago RCCk Island { Pacific
WliiRNY
Llsiesill
80

Make your trip East pleasant aud
comfortable by using the Great Rock
Island personally conducted excursion.
in tourist sleeping cars which 20 East
every week Of the year via salt Lake
City anu the Scenic line.
Pullman sleeping oars every day 10
Chicago. Tell your ticke, ent Won
want your ticket over the
Great Rock Island Route
from Denver. A,yti,ket agrntssel them.
Write for folders.
A, r., CuOrFR.
q. A., Portland ur
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We vi Do glad 90 see some OF senator
Mnchell's influence used in connect In
WITH the Nicaragua canal. Ailapy
hmoymt
NhN don't you know, he was the
original discoyerrr of that proposition
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The motto Of the Sac amen,o Bee /,
that "NoSspapor advertising paid
yc'tcrday q pays tolay; IL will pay
tomorrow lts the bost plan 10 AL.
yertise every day"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York,
Aug. A;-Molasses steady; New Orleans
fee1Spot Rio easy; No. Z invoice, sac;
mild, quiet; Cardova, SQ111ac Sugar
Raw quiet fair refining, 7-16c; centri-
fugal, 96-test, 4c; molasses sugar, 9-16c;
4.55c; No. s, 4.45c; No g. 4.40c; No. TO-
4.35c; No u, 4.3Oci No. 49, 420c; No. u,
420c; standard A, 5.O5c; confectioners' A,
6:O5c; mould A, 5000; cut loaf, 5.75c;
6.25c; cubes, $500. The market for cof-
fee futures opened steady, with prices SO
10 points lower and failed to react all
through the session, owing to unfavor-
BILE news from foreign markets, absence
of speculative support and heavier Bra
lillian receipts than expected. Trading
was fairly active, though chiefly of a
professional character. The bulk Of the
near months to the remote deliveries. The
close was barely steady, with prices net
8 70 10 points lower. Total sales were
$1,000 bags, including September 4. 85c: Oc-
tober, 4:9Oc; November, S49595; Janu
airy. 5:20c; May 5.50c; July 5.65c.
COfION-New York, Aug. 4.-Cotton
I futures !6 closed very steady; August,
yenber, 1880; December, 1850; January.
1880; February, 1885, March 792c: April
1896; spot closed steady, 1sc advance;
mdalddllng uplands, SIC; mIddling gulf,
S%c; sales. 8789 bales.
NEW YORK PRODUCE-New York.
Aug. -Butter-Receipts, $3.50 pack
ages; barely steady; state dairy 14R1Sc;
creamery, 16Q201Rc; June packed factory
l412Ql512c. CheeSe-Receipts, 2858 pack
ages; market steady; fancy, large col
ored, SIC; do white, 9asQ91zc; fancy small
colored, 97s8S$ci do white, 91hc Eggs
Receipts, 3,449 packages; market firm.
state and Pennsylvania, 18920c; west ern
candled. l6Q171kc; do uncandled, IO0Jl6c
PRINT CLOTHS-FalI River. Mass
Aug. A-Print cloth prices were marked
up another Sixteenth today and the ask-
ing price Is now 29sc for regulars and
on that basis for odds At the figure
manufacturers are parting with but small
lots and 1t is evident that thew are
SIMPLY testing the strength of the buy
ing movement with a view to ascer-
tanning just how imperative the needs
OF buyers are and what figure they NAV
nnaIIy be able to obtain for the goods
METALS-New York, Aug. 24-Tba vol
ulne OF business transacted in the local
metal market today was Of a very small
volume. Demand was chiefly Of a char
acter meeting Wen defined wants. and
values were without material change The
absence of news from abroad had a de-
pressing erect upon business. Tin was
quiet at S26426 .25; lead dull at 4.371g
per1or nominally quoted at 165h617c. and
casting and eIectrolytic, 1874 G165Ic.' ,rnn
dull at S9Q10 for pig iron warrants. No
l foundry, northern, $15615 30: No
foundry, southern $14614 80; No. foun
dry, southern, $14. 75l115. %; No. foundrJ
southern soft, S14.75G15. %.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS
TRADING AT CHICAGO WAS ON
SMALL SCALE, AND FLJCTUA-
TIONS NARROW
REGULAR SATURDAY MARKET
Prices at the Close of the Short
Session Snow but Slight
Changes From Fri
days Close.
REGULAR SATURDAY MARKET
Closing.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Speculative mar
kets were dull and featureleSS, but fair
~ steady today. September wheat closed
shade up and corn at an equal decline
Oats closed &c lower and provisions un-
changed to &c improved.
ITaihc in wheat was in small quanti-
ties, and as the situation showed no ma
teTiai change, the usual dull and feature
less affair, known as the Saturday mar
ket." was the result. September opened
shade to 1s@Ac higher at 701sa701lc
and sold to lOc early on the weakness
abroad. A recovery to 702sc followed on
proft-taking by shorts Prices fluctuat-
ed the remainder of the session with n
the range thus established and closed
steady, September a shade higher at 701kc
Exporters repo ted u loads taken Sea-
board clearances were 502, COO blu, with
primary receipts aggregating l, 400 coo bu,
compared with ,119000 bu last year. Lo-
cal receipts were $50 cars IL cars of con-
tract grade. minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 592 cars, total for the three
points of 742 cars, against $50 cars last
week and SO cars a year ago.
Corn gave ind. cations of having shaken
out all dOubters and insuf1ciently mar
g1ned supporters during the past two
weeks decline. The market opened weak
but g adually improved when offerings of
long corn We're observed to be compara-
lively small, and some of the heavier
buIl traders, who have been liduidating
We're seen to be starting again to accu-
mulate new loads of long corn There
was fair inquiry for Eastern shipment
ana o50OOO bu We're reported sold Re
celpts were % cars. September sold be-
tween 5o14c and 549se, and closed a shade
down at 65c. Continued liquidation nv
september longs caused further DECLINE
IN oats prices early, but the selling pres
sure relaxed and the market eyenti1aIIv
became steady with corn. The recovery
n prices, however, was not material
September sold between 341k634Lc and
S0ec and closed Nc lower at 34c The
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.

NEW York, Aug. A.-Flour-Re-
steady but inactive; winter patents, $36
Q3.S5; winter straights, So. 5000. 40; win
ter extras, $250Q2.S0; winter low grades
S2:SOQ2 40; Minnesota patents, S3.75@4;
steady fair to good, $2.85@3. 15; choice to
fancy SS3OQ3. go; corn meal quiet; yellow
S " sd1Sg so $2o; city. a.18; brandywine.
g. SoeS' 90 rye quiet; No. 2 western, 6275c
l.; 0: b. afoat; state rye, 55@56c l. f.
Rev York car lots; barley dull; feeding
BIC G. j. f., Buffalo; mailing, 6ODG5c G, i
T., BUFFALO; Wheat-Reeeipts, 20, 1856 bu;
exports, z2,GsS bu; spot market steady
11993$c elevator; No 1 northern, Duluth
dS4sc I. o. b. afoat; No. l hard Duluth
SS5ac +: o; b. afloat; options were steady
ana quiet most of the forenoon. They
received a little support from shorts
t ana were also affected by light offerings.
me close was firm at nc advance. heIned
oy Dig cIearances; September, 1916 5-16c,
7s< Seu D seen 0cf992 s H. Sg7sAc closed
IHecelpts, 1850; exports, 1O4, 224: spot
oult; NO 2, 6017c elevator, and GIG f
o. 20 o. i,, anoat; option market showed early
IicI1ida +ie,, owing to lower cables, some
nquloatlon and continued favorable
tMWestern crop news. Rallying with wheat
the market finally closed steady at 10
f fSt a1Ngahee5 September, 6OQ6O11c, closed
6d5sc, closed 619Sc Oats-R ohIe' 7 Sdeo
9Vo; exports. 2,200; spot dull: No 2 901Soo.
Wits q S S5o No tr2 white 41A@4l1lc; No
S8q4Oc; track white, A147c; options seef in.
a9 sT a 6f41 barely steady. ~
AL 81: IL IOUIs. Aug. 2..CIose: Wheat
H 7nIna; no. red, cash, 7OAc; September
ttU7se; DcNesscember, 725sc; May. re: No }
c caEa 5 Ssss5aG7S &c. Corn higher; No, 3
CSC; May, 607sc. Oats, No casS 9ed:
SSe d SIC: December, SSc; May as3sc::
S So "a 9i9' &C. Lead firm; 81 3o94. TO-
MtLWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. M-Flour
steady; wheat steady; close: No. no if6.
se SEM nbxc; 7 NO. northern. 6s1k@7O1Zc;
Lower; No; 1, SIC. Barley lower: No. p
VS6i sample a1pIle 42945c Oats dull; No. 3
cem nies III H. Corn September, soc; De-
Wan RANsA as CITY, Aug. 24.-Close:
May. 725 Sei eaaP 6SAe; December CSC;
no; 2 red, zoe. Corn-september SS%c::
Ro Ne @{xe 5539fg@aE5%52e May 58@c; cash,
6912c. Oats-No. 2 white. 9a1Ic ''V4
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80; light, So 65G61O; bulk of sales, $3.50
6l5. Sheep,-Receipts, 1,5OO; sheep and
lambs steady; good to choice weathers,
$.325Q4; fair to choice mixed, 1908 %;
Western sheep, $3Q3.90; yearlings, $3.50
4; native lambs, $465; Western lambs,
$3.l5Q5. Official receipts for two weeks
compared: Receipts-CattIe, 81 300 hogs,
10G,4n; sheep, so, 700. Last week Re
rs, 100.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 24-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, Loco; market unchanged. Hogs
Receipts, 1900; steady; bulk Of sales, $5.S5
q6.15; heavy, $615q6.25; packers, $500
6.l5; mixed, $5.S5Q615; workers., $5.45q6;
pigs, $4;5OQ5. 40. Sheep-Receipts, 20; I'M
changed.
ceipts so head; unchanged. Hogs-Re-
ceipts l,900 head; steady; heavy, $5.927a0
610; mixed, $5.90q5.92h. Sheep-Receipts,
none; unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. A.-Cattle-Receipts,
500 head; market unchanged. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1850 head; market steady to
strong; pigs, $500; packers, $5.9O@6.O5;
butchers, $610Q6.a5. Sheep-Receipts, $50
head; market unchanged.