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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29


wounds, piles, it's the best salve in the
world. Cure guaranteed. Only Csc
Sold by Elliott T. Harvey. m 81
The case of the State of Iowa
vs.. joe Winsroub, the junk dealer
charged with buying stolen pro-
perty WAS docketed for hearing
in Justice French's Court today.
The M Dat of the day was spent in
m liking up the jury before which
the case will be tried and contin-
uancs has been taken until tomor-
row a. 8 o'clock.
Il Il Davis who has been in Des
Moines attending the encampment
of the G A Il of the State Of Iowa
returned home this afternoon.
Sheriff Shelton, of Logan, was
n pleasant caller today. He is
now enjoying a visit from Elder
William Skclton and wife of Pol
len, Indiana. Elder Shelton is a
minister of the Baptist church,
but it he expects to convert John
l.. he had better make arrange
m ents to stay all summer. 1t will
be big job.
ED Reed and family are moving
intoa residence on 9TH and Michi.
gan street today.
Mrs. ID l. Sidencr who has been
here with Mr. and Mrs. r G
Schwartz for the past few days de-
parted this morning for her home
in Silver City.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

The Aid society of the Christian
church will give An oriental enter
tsinmentin their church ON Thu
rsday evening June 5,h, by DIR
j Sergus, OF Persia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

~. j. Amen
q. 3. Osborn
r. l.. Davis
Com of Arrangements J. D. Brown
w. U. Newton
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Residence Property for Sale.

My residence property on North
McGavren street, also four lots on
Crown Hill and two lots on North
Fourth street, all in Missouri Valley
are now offered for sale AZ re.l.bargaiD
prices. For further particulars cal
at state Savings Bank OF address
Arthur Mooney,
WI 30 iemsen, Ia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Amor Stearn of Logan is in the
city on business this afternoon.

L A Post originator of the met
hod the Missouri Valley Antisep-
ticICasket Co. will use in the man.
ufacture of collins arrived in the
city from Michigan this afternoon.
Mr. Post will spend several days
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

Twenty-three years ago last
Monday Charles William Eliot,
then young and comparatively
inexperienced professor of chemis-
try, was elected president of Har-
ward college. Now, nearly &c
years old, he can look back to an
administration longest in the his:
tory of the university, conspii.
cuously most successful. fine ncialy
and materially and the most &C.:
tive and revolutionary from an
intellectual point of view.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

Four hundred Masons from ell
parts of the state gathered at
Austin, MINI, the other night to
witness the initiation of six broth
Charles, James, Andrew,
William, David and George Ault-
father.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

Mr. and Mrs. A B Warner expect
to commence packing their house
hold effects the early part of next
week, preparatory to shipment 10
Tacoma Wash.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

ED Reed and family are moving
into. a residence on 9TH and Michi-
gan street today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-30
Poultry.


New York. July @.-L5ve ~poultry-Eecelpts 20.
day were ; cars WssteTn. 4 Southern , south
western and a moderate express sv.iuklinE. Thcre
was q material increase in the receipts of south
crn chickens. and the market was barely SCs-
iained at lic. while lSc was reached on the finest
Western. Fowls steady at i3zc. and ~ surplus
in sight for later in the week. BOOSTERS. turkeys
ducks and geese unchanged. Pigeons slow.
pair. acGSc. Other quotations
unchanged $50. $50
Dressed poultry - Receipts to-day. ss pkgs.
got in late yesterday evening. and the star
Union Line rsce pts came in this morning. be-
sides. receivers carried over considerable Of YES
tc-iay's stock. and the available supply this
morning was more than equal 70 supply th- wants
Of the siUw-TaSsinC trade AdNiceS are incre1S-
ing. and IL Ecs evident that there will - more
fowls here than last week. while there was a
material increase in chickens. Receivers gensr-
all asked l2izc for average dry-plcaei fowls. hut
10 exceed that fEu-e stock had to BE- veg f1arS
and closely culei.
The unfavorihie weather has greatly curtafled
the demand for spring chickens from country
resorts and some Of the leading hotels are about
Ia close or after losing money from the very
start. hence there was very little demand fOr
Sp.incerS. and average best lots % either dry
picked or sc4lied were urged 10 sale at i5c. and
not selling at that. while here and there 4
small lot Of extra fancy larg" dry-picked or
sclldsd chickens brought n slight premium ever
quotations. but ordinary and small draSEei
ducks arrived. but were immature and dil not
exceed l9Tl2c. B-o'l'rs-Western dry-picked and
scaldei. over "a his. To pair. &c: do. small T.
medium. dry-picksd and Scatded small llIlsc.
Southern. small Lgi%i=c- S~guahs-White. choice.
coz. s. 1SNe-sg.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-30
by Telegraph.

Hansas city No. july 3-SatIe-Rece!rt,
Ll 81 aas'es; go fgH-rS and 70 sa;ise an
Semmon steaGy 20 lover: quarantine dull g
choice e&p0Tc and G.esscI bscs s.Sers S.ITs$
fair 10 god E-StHsH stackefs aad feeder So.
Indian steers y3.2la5.Ss; Texas COWS &-IS IL. m.
tive cows y ssgS% native Eeire-s S-ss"I -
Gamers =. bulls s-lH2-s'. calves soc
I@ H0Gs-Isece pts 40. ua=Set oge-eI
.t-aeE s.ostd LIVER - SsS, uu.E % n -
a. -: HEht y7.5nHI5. YorEcrs So ~.
.i.S She.pIkseeipis L2'; marke; s;eliy,
. native wethers S-15q=-IT. Wsrts.a -e-hrrl
1.Tni,s' fsd ewes Ss53t9: Texas cl5p,ci
- stoykeTs and feeders ss.@aa-0.
eIGGd:nEe b, 'q Tlys5 Ss-tSIsI'uIReSS.p:s 2s". in
steady. good 70 prime steers SIS .: pp-r o
T-5.Gz -: bnI.S & 80 49,, ~ ;
Texas lei steers s. ]JS.-. =sa=scrS gan
HCgs-ReccIpts to-day T.as: TT-m1sr4y slgc-
islj over SJN; steady to Sc highs. close love.
heavy ss:NES-l=iz: rough heavy 5 = ass. IrHt
I.t19; sheep STEADY: lambs weak TO lower: ed
20 Sa9iee sethers SfHi-'.: fair to choicr n X:
S.52a6.z. OtFciaI yes;erday: R-cs pcs-Ca-
tr 80: hos NsSls s5e-p =2l5- shipment
ST Joseph: No. July S.-Catue-Receipts 2Sr.
and BeIfS,s e q - Icy RaJEtS so ~ c5HS
s;asS S@as2@ s;ockers and feeders seq5
and light mixed S5.4lH-.0 ~ medium and reIy,-
G-tous-SIi.: pigs ~slS-4-l5. bulk s1.JFd7. 80.
4lH5c lower.
New York. July .s.-Beeves-Receipts none:
dressed beef steady: city dressed native sides sT
l@.-c per III: cables quote American steers -
lii=4i5Lc. dressed weight: refrigerator letf Il c
per 10; exports today - sheep. Calve-Re-
ceiptS 800. quoted about STEADY. veaIs sold At
SaS Ter To- lbs. huttsrmilk calves az 50. Sheen
and ~lamhs-8eceipts I2.0lS: sheep lower: common
and medium srades weak: lambs slow. i0TIs,
lover On next grade 10 strictly choice: SHEEP
sold at S-GT4G re- 10 lbs: one little bunch
SIS; lambs H-35a6..5: one car. rather extra
s-s51; dressed rlutton sdS-c per n: dressed
lambs Sale 1.54S: steady:
State hogs sold AZ = Per hundred lbs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-30
MARKETS ny TELEGRarH.

New YORK July o-F7cur-Reeeipt, >, ca HI.
1870 L.,-i bhl-j maTAst was weak ard gen.
Ninnes.ta patents S.ssa4lC. RSe nS1r mt,
fancy "a "a" Ga- n s5Id s.-ses;t; eho.ee TO
Al.[ sts ILsl- h~rILdyviu, s. T4I. a. Rva
quiet: No; 2 Western es&,c : o. l.. ANT: STATE
Tecd!nE g T. New York car lots. wheITc
Elevator: Nc. ? rai al.afT asts Nc i; red &c
No Northern Duluth So I. o. /. afaat: No /
a smash IN wheat values to-day occasionsd IS
continued heavy receipts. hes1sh crCp news.
ioNsT cables and LOU dation. At-er about a crnt
nreak news q a large export trade promptSi
SSs;Sr ~ i ~ rom low point. the clo.e
q : IS closed IKE: july Ss67Szse. closed w.
clCret NC. Co-n-Eeceipis Lab5 bu': eyn,tt,
t-G-i ba-. Euct easier: NJ. : &c elevator ana Sc
nnlsr st1D-.oss selling general liquid l;ion. prom
lslnE crop news and better receipts The chs,
s.f.' fHF.assi-c' 81 :si eif,c. - y 81 $50
sI65 weaker: No. s,-sc: 30. s'e.! 70 g nh ST-
&c: No: : white &c: tE- mixed western De:
IS, Option MARKET va; weak and, lover on biE
markets Beef stead- Get meats quiet: pickied
shoulders s<a9Ec. Lard sasy: Western steamed
Continent No.; south AusFiga SnT Poik
eaSie. fani. %: short clear sisG21-5e: mess
Rec, fra M'lasscs steady.
cas-. .SleaS; o. yi July Dun ard xsak:
May $500. Corn active aad WAX: July "a:
~ 80 ~ * taAF active ard a IN. July
sc. SEPT &i.c: new July oc: nav sept. s.L-s.
SioNsr sci MI aRi gttgng: Oct ID: No. :
Liverpool. july 2.3GCttou-scpd ol-HuII -
fined. spot dull al - ma. Tailrw. p-Ima 81 =
steady 1t 80. Lcrf-P-in.e werterr 1lre o, a.
SIS Sd: American rc1nef quiet AZ So he Gin :
OF wnC=t DARING past tTre days @25.hn rzrtss
com past thTec DAY. none Weather dull
GSEtscs Dee esi-c: cash No. = hard SfEqsr-
No. : ClES3c: No. . rcd esTs7c: No : s.5szS'
Ccra-Sspt go iZi.c. Dec. 3E.I-gIc- rass ~,
: mixed 5SE5Sic: No : white ~6.fs1igr- No
6isaSc- O4tS-No. : white &c. Rys-Na > e.
HhyL-Cho!S-, tir.otny xiSIl; DO. praI Is j7Rl=,.
Ef1 ShipmenIs-WAeat %.Go ba-: ecn "a az az
DuiUth. July p.-Clo-e: wheat-crsh M
hard sc. No. ? Northern 77i5c: No 1 Norrba-n
and july Hse: Seps "isc: Dec. ssSc. Oats
Peors. July Soon easy: lower: Nc. -
Oats easier; Irregular: Cd No. ) white sc: rSE
S1iie- Whisky On the basis Of SIN for hn-
Livefra5L. July 1-The Provision, ExeAa,-.
here VII be closed Saturday. August > tCo-oll-
caicsF. Jri- Gas Flour easier. Wheat
No. : suing .c: No. } see: No. , red 57-a
as SoEs-Ne Z rs No ysl,oy S5HaS4s
@SEc- Eye-No. 2 sIGs5e. Rarey-Fsir 10
choice netting SGSe seds-NC. / fax slss:
No I Ns--hwesteTn M: prime timothy EE:
clover. C. tract grade. SIS Provision
Mes pork. per Dbl. q lard. per 100
he. u0-ssd10.7 %: shor; roS sides noosel sfa e5sr
t0.f5: dry sitsd shoulder thxdl 0islyls5:
short clear sides 6xil us9lIHc-
Auwsukpe. Wis. July 2--Tneat lower: close:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-30
River RIaIto Brevities.

The Belle % Calhoun arrived from Calhoun
County landings yesterday morning with one %
the largest trips Sle has had this season. She
will depart on TIE return this afternoon.
Captain George W. Reed % Fulton. III d.
master % the steamer WcysThauser. was a Gale
On CAPTAIN Drown Of Harbor No. . In quest q
4 pilot
The Columbia departed yesterday afterE1=r
for Chester and St Mays she took gu:
heavy cargo and a fun ,a6in q; passenger.
-Pilct Arthur TowuSsnd went out on tho r.
ptin. in place % Joe Mccullough. whn resigusl
The Res Lee arrived ear.y yestcriiy NOR
inE from Memphis with n la.Se carSo % rtl-
rad ties and wheat. 81" departed Ia the after
noon with a cool patronage
The river continue TO IA. and the wnlrf-
boats have been moved farther austrian.
The G.ey Eage arrived fom yes
to-day morning with a good wheat trip She
viii depart this afternoon on tie return.
Girarfcau on her last tip to Commerce.
The chester Departed yesterday afternoon at
: o'clock FOR Grand Tower. She had 4 la-Ee TGs-
-The sidney arrived from Eeokuk yesterday
morning and departed for Burlington In tie att
The wheel un the % tOwbJIt. Sprasue. has
been placed in p~usiJsn- and she VIII soon be
ready 70 Depart fo- lit;sburg-
The E. u. Grapevine departed for the Ms
SCUM t.Vsr yes;r.eay atJri-4o9.I Sitn a Ea-se
c1rcu.
Cu-s..u yr-ss--aE - In- upper tlNcF
Tie Laid EIEie will depart this afternoon
fOF TrgTA- many eACuesiJu-sls have registered
Tor the Kip
The QIlEcy Is due to-day from st Paul. She
viii - cut vi IT, .etu.n thursday sstrrnOon-
Tine Kennedy = Gu fTUn the Missouri RIv.
e. sac sis avp1It On the TstulE TUESDAY.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-30
3 Louis NaFehouse statemeat:
DIV 1rIr.-nnh-

New York. July cs-Spot GOTTEN quiet: mid
GL9S uIsanGs Sc Uiodliug Gulf &c. sales s.-ei
bSles. ltu:es closed steady: July S-sly: Aug.
SIC. Sept. as2c; Oct. I.CSc: Nov. 80. D-S.
'-a+E' Jan as5,s Fcn- s-s3c: March saSC. Tue
market u-encG With prices = points higher - /
l'!ni lover. tnea worked upw ard on TuJie-atslv
active dytlaud from shorts. some foreign tuying
g Aus ahd Mhat appeared 10 lie pruIt-taNug
y prominent Well street interests. This huyIns
We're general IN the BEazOs Valley and C;ner
districts Of Texas. where Erayy rains 10 g!ulI-
bursts haC occurred last night. Early LIVERPOOL
tarlts Wee Disappointing. and private kilograms
from the belt In Aeneual reported > fire outlook
for a bumper yield Yet the fear II possible dam
age 10 the Texas crop Induced the smaller shorts
!arEcs bears. from the extensive TO the offensive.
Toward mitda the scare subsiiel concN hat.
and 'rices settled back several points Toe
weekly crop weather Tsuo-t OF the Government
I lied TO influence the market apprcciably either
way Toward the close there was another sharp
luyinS movement. ia which prices WORKED up
business broadeaed materially. The close was
steady. with Prices net ] 10 : pOia:s higher.
The total sales were estimated At .A.JO tales.
Liverpool was a buyer 81 Aug. all day. The
South sold early. hui LATER turned buye-.
Liverpool. July -. 4 =. m--COttun-Spot lIm-
itei demand: prices 3-S3i lower: American mid
bales. OF watch ~ were FOR speculation and eS-
po-t and included 800 American. Receipts LOD
bale. including 100 American. Futures opened
diinSs. <. o. e.: July 4 iE-6i3f sal b.: Jaly-
Aug. 4 f0-6id $: Aug--Sept- I 4-sid b.: Sept
OCT. : 2l-64a4 c2-eid b: Oct-Nov. I !5-s4d b;
:: Jan.-Feh. Z lo-eid b: Feb.-Msrch { l0-sid b;
March-Aprii 4 lo-sld b..
New Orleans. La. July ss.-Cotton futures
q SIC: oct. 5.5:gc Nov, 5;f5aGii pc.
March Gi7a7.isc.. sPos steady: sales isS Or:
SIC: miGdiing s n-l6c: good middling &C. mid
dltnG fair $ssc. Receipts -. stock 6-,s6
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cash train, Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Cash Market-Rece!pts 1858 SKIS. and
PIP cars local and ; cars through. BY sample,
deL-No. 2 Ted sold a; tsGe.l.G T. side: No F.:
60 70 eZi=c and rejected at 5sc 20 Glc: No ? hard
at s7d6sc: No. 3 hard at eidesHC: No. ( hard At
&c: No. . mixed at sic: No 4 mixed at sc.
No. I at 59isc- Old 40. : hard 10 arrive sold
CoRNLCash Markc;-Receipt s cars local and
6 cars through. by Samp!e-NO. ; sold at Sic w
side and unEraded white AZ s4lec l.. side. but
No. . white not salahle above that. From store
No. ? sold loaded at 5I4c.
~OATS-Cash Market-Receipts IS cars local AMI
at 3sc. No. ? white quo'able at 55c. No ;
white at SIC and No. 4 white ut Sc. New No.
= lower. selling from 3c del. &c 55c On trlI p
No. 4 sold at TlzG29c and choice at SOC. with
RYE-No. 2 at about sc.
FJAXsEED-Eariy arrivals of prime new seed
nominal at IA per bu. No reccipts yet. Country
holders report bids Of g.37 FOR old.
trk.: Patents s3.2pd3.30: straights AZ s3o5G3l5:
extra fancy 3 o3T7: clear & so IS ola Bore
per Dbl. higher. and soft winter in jl.e SKIS. $3.50
GZSO: hard winter in jute SKIS k26l12S for
ents: spring wheat patents S.53fS.cB In bulk:
sc higher in wood.
RYE FL0UR-Jobbing at $40 In SKIS. and 1870
"CoRNMEAL-Cty meal (. o. h. Sc Il: pearl
HAY-Receipts GO tons local. $40 tons through:
shipped 3ss tons. Prices E. trk. as follows: Tim
othy at Sl5dl5.A for chr'ic.. :iHi5- . ior ~.
S1sal1 No. /: Ssa9.5O No. 2: prairie. new choice at
STRAw-whea- at S4.50I5: rye at S on trk.
LEAD y ~SPELTER-Dead at S5-97l= TO SLoS.
EpelteT at S5.05.
SI.S1.
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end slsaao: az % : .neh at ;:la5, and i2l6s::
qlartsr-Sawed. white. i-inch at Sifd4G and fft2S;
!l.s!is-:n at :t5GiI and S25I:.: ,Guarter-s1Sei
red l-inch AZ 81 and 81 lLG.f--inCh At N-ff1i
az. S2c:i; hoisters and reaches At Ssf.sS:
t0NEues At SalT2l ASF-lin-h - IS md SIS.
l'tr.'-E.-ineh At s:9a;o and il3a3: 81 TO 4
iarH q Slu= and &--'- lfl4-k walnut at $40:
1Su-H IDl &lGfT-.. t~nrTv-C.cH- and second II
So; common 50 and cu"s sc. Hickory at SSoG5s
arc siF-fi': hick,rs aNiCs at SzH-s and SO.
Cellar ~ S-5rSs and S'sEis. posts S2iGZs uvr I.1A1
frct each. according % size. Sycamore a. so f,r
mr:Chrnt-hic stun. 90. 0uarteT-sawed al S5sf-I
ind SlsGl6. Cott0uvood-Mil run ut sisTIs.
hoS boards az inches and over at seiHGs: gum ~
S>1s Tor SIP. 4l2T-0 and SsGi2 for red. choice
LYlisiira worth raore. Cypress At S>J-e ami
CnoPERSTvFTs-o-cte: Cottonwood four rhl.
at N-1TG-5e: DO. meal lbI At SL75: No. = ut g.:
half Dbl 1t |2J: mill run fruit bb!. al $50; beer
Xxx al %i--li. lar. tlr-yr 81. pork Dbl. 81.
He1ttnfs. uer s't-Nc. : -four bbl. C mill run
i5i.-irch stuCs Tor srnie Dbl 4i.c: No . 80. a-c.
lard tieIce lcc: rCrk hbl. lai-c. Shaved hocDs-
tlcGr Dbl SisIf-g for cooper. S.5sqS fug oak lard
tsrors cooper shaved. SsuS: rrrk hbl s..
CNpPERAGE-Lari tcs. I'll for wood and SIT
IeT lF,n-hPnEc hbls: nrrk hills. ~ rN<GS2ivc for
E1g--hounG: 8 for. iron-Hound: oleo tcs at st..71-.
sack wgrk-Rnund-hoCp n0uG Dbl. 81. hnt-t0n
&C.; PC; ha!r IBIS Pc: meal bb!s. &c: produce or
r-BAGGING. ErC.-BaFsinv. per yard. ls-IS IT
sics. Hemp twine &C,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-30
miscellaneous Markets.

gees in small sks. &c. in large SKIS. i44 s nss
X $3.50: XX lsasS: XXX io4f.r. hNs ZSy-.s
S 1eT cen, 81 I s1Ie . IsT egTt on email sks and J
uD~EEhSNINs. EIC-Prime dssTtki5s * ,a-
ID; goat 20 each: danased 5G;.. antelope Le per
at &c Ter =. for prime.
70 Soc saearInSs at . to i5c: dry stock. faI,en-
,RnOTs-GinsenE at from So 25a=ccaz-s =. Iasv
super AZ - seneca at e: p.Ek At lee; golden
q root Sc. ba:k o. tree &c: bod AZ Taaa SC. AL,
h,s az IS; b9ssstEaS naIk al -: Wild ginger Sc.
car lots small and ;E;erior 5aiOc less. 's Ia
IISSEED oIL-Raw at 65c: boiled CSC; prjc.,
CASTOR oIL-Lots COZ gal. Ike per N M :,
and los No; z: SIT snail Quantities lc per Ii. more.
white 4cc: winter yellow Sc. winte. white 5c;
81, Ho 81 : : sTr. E@5k :; Zls s2 Pacific COas, 1salsc:
SALT-E. side: Medium SOC: Eranulated Sc per
bblg: . per h5L- mere this side.
HEAiPsEED-LateSt lid at sos per IO lbs.
DRIED GREEN PEAs-LobbinE from stor. a,
I-s5: Scotch Sis5: split 50: whippoorWW peas al
"wHiTE Observation-Disclosures beans In a small
Nay isom store $50 ri ~. screened n $L75
bears. AZ SIC Der 10. hiackeye At 80: CnIifaT-
ma rims At sic; lentils At $40: New York Kid
H~oNEY-comb: Dari oasc: bright amber 100
bhlS. at 4AR4i-c: cans S45i=c: California cans
Moss-Marl;st steady: machIne-rIcked in hes,
demand; o1eTi-gy liueTal: ETay-miNc IL7I%cc
s slaSH N @iAs at S 81 X %2af at s51ass: MI \ q e
5d5.c; inferior picked less; extra slack &C..
gasoline sc. vinegar 7}c: black oil "a: inst
light oil. ard, varnish &c: sugar 15c: whisky sc:
do half bhls. sc: wine Sc: sauerkrauf 20:
pickle sc: salt Sc: -four Il: noIEsSes -. isyi
tcs, IS: &c en- for each broken head. &C OF for
BROOM COMMERCIALLY firm. Quote pe- ton:
RAGS. ETc@PeT Is rs SS 5u.Ts a. ~ go "a.
old rope. 40, ! manila 80: No : 4; &c: rub:
~BoNEsLChoic- hleached at SIC per ton; other
SCRIP rios " METAL-Prr 10 his.
breakare Sc: stove ;2i=c: burnt -: light brass
g; heayy hfass 8: copper 8: zinc $40: lead
. COR On ~Cob)-Cho.ce white 81 per 100
lbs: nee worth E.53: mixed 81 "a.
P~EcANSZAyeraEe receipts ahcut &C.
1isG2c pc H.: white 2tGZSc.
W~ALslUTS-Seltins At &c per bu.
HuIfCKoRS NTTSEWe 1uota r%S ~ ~ Sg4;9
large and soc Tor shellhaTk-
SORGHUM CANE SEED-Best bid at 81 e per
s0RGHUM-Prime new quo;zbIe at z1J-sc per
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-Ncw sugar q,
Sc per ID; Canadian at l3c: maple 5irUp at ocS
ONION SETS-At SEQ per bu.
GRAS At SiSI--: r1iIiet
at Si.lszi-0. lE,.iiy q; A-l9: PRIME seeds wortl
DRIED FRrITs-Ap2IeSThose sid al &c to
Ei-c for sun-dricd quarters aa6 1T sfac fer evzp-
GRATED rings Shops % lel-e 20 Agse- Peaches
LTsfBFR-Frcm tirst hands Uuotatio-s ranre
as follows: Ie.lcw a. SIGz: boards
gccrir,onl at Sl5ftIs: flooring strips 1t Si9as9 and
o. On. Ssgast and sspEIz4: 2E-in- and thicker ~
S2fss and Seaes: sduare-xs at x2Sd59 and SIS
81 ssS sSasst % and SoaM. osRRooPiain ;a = an White ne
inch At Sedz and SlG9i7; II 10 2-inch at Szz99
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Memphis. Tenn. July 37-The river here stands
"a feet or, the E1UEe. a fan Of / in the last
f0m Cincinnati With L+75 pkEs. o. merchandise
=. US y,s, 5.96e , and 5et iSi. ,,s sp, IpssT STo- Sv v1fH
h-r= with IFS bales linters. n 10. of Sundries and
.vsaiSr The ! =. Ha75i1n" deDart.d st ) .. n.
90 the Arkansas River with a good trip The
IT,, Georgia lee. ssriaE Sseen DELAYED on account
II, EsI 81 TO- n ;rgqS.es ~ w csi FSt away Tonight Or
radueah. Ky: July Rive gauge reads rs
1e,t The civic arrived OUT Of the TennesSee
morrow evening At 6 o'clock tn, Dick Fow-
sra-. stewart iefS a, nom fSr Goreonda. the
John : Hopkins arrived from Evansville At i915
yTi.Is55 : ~ ~ t,.5,v The cisy ., rIIlr,Sn arrived
ct neon today from the Tennessee River bound
had q E= crowd u cxcn-sionis;s sb~ard. The
gt.y - Nsmpiis from Sfr LSaJ On ine way up
vicksbur=. Mss. July s9-Gauge = feet. a
left f-r C1vis B~ad- HaiIstt I,ft fr Yazoo CITY,
dc,u Own At 10 a N. and up al 5 p n. Ine
Chester. III. July o-povn, boats: ]. ~
SK 5iIrsst GiTlrs sna a. : a m. CiSy u Ssefasid ut
: a. m. City OF Men9hts at T:So \ m, HaT-y
Q: sb.rs-id. Fair and warm. Gauge aE feet
Bur:inrtSn. Ia. july es.-The river is I Zee.
: iEchss above low-water mark. a fall % seven
inrirE Weather clear ana Wdrf1er- 5ta-@ IA
and out: Eolse fr1-r Reokuk. Helen Blair from
Davenport. Quincy down las night
VVarssy. w.. July 22-Stase OF water Ia
feet a fan OF 5 Of n foot IN the last - hrurS-
Ciea- md warn. Quincy down at 6 n n Silver
Crescent in and cut
louisville. Ky. July G-River rising. IN esali
: feet Z inches, or fails : feet ? and below iccSs
L re-, : inches. Clear and hot
Evansville. July Drive 8 :ect and filling
Clear and warm
Cincinnati. O.. July Sa.-R!ver lis feet and fall
Ing Showers and warm
Pittshurr. Pr. July -Riv 81 Feet and saII
inS- ThrcateniEK.
Wheeling. ". Va. Jriy S-River 3 feet 10
inciss: falling SLOWLY Cloudy and warm.
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70 l Northern .sse7s.;s: No : Northern ne
ss'sC. sept WG isfsc- Rye dull: No. / sSQtnc.
La:lIy duh: No. = tsc. sample 65fsSc. Com
minneapolis. July S-CIos-wheat-July SS.c;
sept. - -; On tax. so. / hard 50. No. l North
"TL nc: No. = Northern IJ.c.- ~Fllu--FIsst pat
eats s@sydi. second patents = TuGSJ: nfs; clears
Ii2-
Liverpool. July elise: waeat-spot No.
Northern s9TLg quiet At e. lid. No. / CalifOT-
MA dun at G. ! d. Futures quiet: July nominal:
sept - ~us De ;. usz1- Cprn-SD1t sieHIv;
American mixed = ma. Futures stay. svpL
IS 2;Sd. Oct. = lAd.
The Visible.
New York. July 9.-spyciaI ;eleeraphic an
cable communications TO BraGstretIs show tle
following changes IN available supplies. a. com
pared With last account: Wheat. United stat :
anu Canada. last Ok the Rockies. increased LSZ5.-
CO.. bu- Arolt fo- and IN Canada deceased /
Gs.cSI. Total supply decreased 1s.vo. corn. Unit
eG States and Canada, east % the RO-ks- IN
creased 80. 10. Oats. United states and Ca4adt.
east q the Rockies. decreased 6.Oo- Among ias
more important increases reported this week are
tnoSe Of gf.GU bu. II Chicago private elevators.
leS.cGs bu. at Louisville. 1900 bu- at Roche--
ter. li5.gpJ Ia. At Milwaukee private elevator.
S4.%0 bu- At Newport News. and 500 bu- AZ
chattanooga. The leading decrease Is that Of
$50 bu. N MsE.t1ba-