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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18

Ssatse>-To sEehzzEs fsr city prop
cry heaFy team of korses an1
uaE11- Oufs.1s preferred Apply
a. 4lt aEt chsmeksra ErrsetE
aIagrs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18

Fsf esnt--'seFeErf1al k1gse Virh
free Earer ard haaer1srL Car o1
AaE scArelssr. fzf Hlzh street
a.lEIts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18

Mlas Beaais TIl.sol kas fakel a -
Eno1 a. ssiealafg Ia M New YORK
m.lLlery Dsri.rs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18

E-s a5scl-tely cares cancers, u
z1rz EzTeL Kidney and bladdsr tro1-
.rss bo-s DISEASES. asthma. skin dis
f~ss-sc4icra
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18
NJ Dea- Fne1d:

~ AalA-a
You z-ss bear In nind that this
-s,s5cire ls not a poisonous tonic, nor
A s-i-1Iart. uor = temporary relief
rsich yo1 get from poisonous drugs
Essrs tie results are sure death soon-
e O. a-er. Those poisons 90 In Jour
so-ss and destroy the life Of them
A. create al kinds o. diseases, can
.srous runors, consumption, dropsy'
5ous diseases. etc. Do not blame TIE
zesicsre whsn q takes an eject and
s-irs % the po.sous or disease IN the
system Ton must not expect 70 De
-zrsd ln few days. Tor your sickness
Or disease has een q long time com
luK On. and Il priH take q long time
% get Il out of your system II win
take uouths or year % build up a
oew body from the bones up. This Is
shat the people DO Tot understand.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18
Have You Ever Tried SaIemS Botanical Doctor

ezsea-Gn without the Use q tie M
or poisonous Minerals OF zins-al :
any hnd
They are used TO being hzzh1za.s
Ny medicines are composed Il
lures herbz-Ehzt the human sFwv
requires When tie animals Est ses
they viii help Themselves 70 ac~
herbs, for they have the inst.-ct al
the people have rot 50 re hIIs 4
make a study % r. Il has bseaah
study With ne Do zor gst Wsrr
this life Is too short and too svezs
worry out Of this world
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18

RIHEMARs BARGAINS
Bulk coeoanut
f5e per n.
Petite Prunes, 9 lbs-
2Sc.
Pink 5sanA 70 Tbs-
2Sc
Small White Beans. 9 Ibs-
2se-
Coed Flour. per sack
Zoe
Black FTs~ per ID
Sc.
italian Prunes. Q ibs-
25c
Good Cooking MeIasses. per sall's
SOC
Fancy Table Syrup. per sslIon
Maearonl, no. I, large slEe ooE''
white or yellow. per box, sSe-
Scotch Oats. per pkg.
foc.
Bring Us your butter and eggA We
pay highest market price. cash O
merchandise
N. T. RINEMAN.
1872 State St. TeIephons ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18

Dr.. Cook cures AL kinds oi 5issasa
Or. ). =. COOK. sot Liberty s.. g.
lem, Ore Is tire n'sn yea o1sst b
consult. He is q natural eo@tsr. Hsh
descended from a lire of Gsrnaa hs3
allsts, the best physieIans IN es
world.
This ls his fourth year IN salsr. Isi
scores of patients ard frien1I car TO
tlfv 10 his skill In tFeTr cssea
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-26

higher: No ,. cash. 4sc; track. 47a47'4e: July.
5ss.e; September. &%e; No white nj S 20
$50 for old. Lard NO,sa. Dry salt meats
steady; boxed lots extra shorts. $li: clear ribs:
lots extra shorts. sliI2ls: clear ribs. Sill short
osear H2l2% Hay steady 70 firm; timothy:
81 so Iron cotton ties steady at Si.05 Bagging
steady at 57sq6ssc. Hemp Irvine steady at &c.
corn. q. 900 bu oats. T.. 200 bu Shipments-Fl0ur,
1000 brls. wheat. $500 bu: corn. 5000 bu-
BALTIMORE, June 25-Flour dun and un-
changed Wheat easier; contract. spot and June,
192s47s@4c: No. red, soc: July. 5Sa1Slsc; August
.7q77lsc: steamer No. red. Uq77i4c: southern
by sample. 7OTs1c Southern. grade. MA
solsc. Corn dull: spot. 66%dsG7sc; June. ee5sc
asked; July. ssisGe6a.c; steamer mixed. SAC
SIC; southern white corn. 6eG6szc; southern vel
low corn. sSQssi5c Oats strong and higher; No.
white sc. sales; No. mixed. tsieq5oc Rye
steady No. ?, 60g6lc; No. ? Western bZi20oSc.
ulated, 4.1lac
TOLEDO. June 25.-wheat fairly active and
easier; cash. 7S%c; June. 7S&c: July 752.c: Sep
64Izc; July 6sssc: September. coo: December.
46l.c oats active and steady: cash. 45isc. July.
september sc Sc clover seed dull and easier:
cash. S5O71z; October, S5.l2la. Rye-No. ,. COO.
KANSAS CITY. June 25.-wheat-July e75sc;
September. sI1Sas7Hc; cash. No hard 7llec:
s2I.c; september. sSisc; cash No mixed. s4iso:
No. white SShq6sl5c oats-No. 2 47a49iac.
Il. OOO bu Shipments-Wheat, p 500 bu; corn.
2, 400 bu; oats. 5000 bu
CINCINNATI. June 25.-Flour quiet. Wheat
easier; No. red, sic. Corn firm; No. mixed.
CSC. oats firm and higher; No. mixed. 47d47isc.
Rye dull; No. 3 SIC. Lard firm and higher az
$40 30 Bulk meats firm and higher SIC. S7ls.
Bacon strong and higher at So. Whisky-Dis
ullers finished goods steady on basis OF $3.50.
Sugar firm.
LIVERPOOL. June 25.-Wheat-Spot firm: No
i northern spring, IS %. Corn-Spot quiet:
American mixed, and old, IS Sd. Bacon
Long clear middles light. strong at 57s Sd
long clear middles. heavy, strong at SIS short
clear backs strong at Sos Sd: clear bellies strong
at SIS Cd Shoulders-Square strong at ass Sd.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 25.-wheat-July, 1880
i5hc; september, 10hdOAc; on track, No I
nard. 19c; No northern, 76l4c No northern
T2lzc.
DULUTH. June 25-Wheat-Cash, No hard.
II4c; No. northern. 74Sc: No. ] northern,
Io4c; July, 15izc; September 7lAc. Oats-Cash
MILWAUKEE,. June 25-Barley firm; No. 2,
flQ1l12c; sample. 67Q70c
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NEW YORK, June 5-Butter-Receipts, 77ss
packages Market steady; State dairy 1sd2lc;
state creamery, 1eN22hc; renovated, 1920: irni-
tation creamery, l7G20c. Cheese-Receipts. 1923
packages. Market steady; State full creams
small colored fancy, SAC small white. CSC: large
coioreo gAc; large white sac. Eggs-Receipts.
II, s4s packages. Market strong; State and Penn
sylvania, 1s1kQ1sc; Western candled, lsdisltc;
southwestern 17kG1sc
BALTIMORE, June 25.-Butter steady; fancy
Imitation. 2OQ2lc; fancy creamery. 22d2Sc fancy
ladIe, lS9lsc; fancy roll, 17G1sc; good roll. 1sa
1Ic: store packed, 1ea17c. Eggs finn; fresh. 17lA
qlsc. Cheese steady and unchanged: large lOd
lO1to; medium. i0lsd1OAc; small. lOHqi0ISc
PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-Butter steady and
III fair demand; extra Western creamery DC.
extra nearby prints. 24c. Eggs steady; fresh
nearby, 17lsc loss off: fresh Western 17IkaIsc
loss OF; fresh Southwestern, Tic loss of; fresh
Southern. l6c. loss of.
CHICAGO. June 25.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady: cream
cries. lS8Q22c; diaries. 17ikd19lsc Cheese steady
at 10G11c Eggs strong fresh. lie.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-Hens. IO5sc per III:
spring chickens, 15416c per lb young ducks
Sdsasc per 10; young turkeys 6dSc; old 6Q7c
CINCINNATI June eggs firm and higher
at l419e Butter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio
fiat. l0hd11c.
ST: LOUIS. Jure 25.-Butter steady: creamery.
17Q221sc; dairy. l7alSc. Eggs lower at i4Ikc.
loss off.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-Butter-Common and
medium l6c per 10; good lie. Eggs. I3GIslzc.
KANSAS CITY. June 25-Eggs steady al 1tc
per Dozen loss off, cases returned.
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at 2. m. June % 1901 as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 129 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 1905:
Lewis G. Aiken. IT. and gdn.. to Joseph
NJ Beaton ct ux., Lot u, Aaron Kauf-
mans Woodside add. Cwoodside av
Dan s. Jordan to Alice C. Dickhut Lot F-'0'V0
2c5, Spann q Co.'S LIST Woodlawn add.
(Hoyt av, near Laurel ST.. Love ana affection
George ID. Harrington to Jane Foster.
Lot 10: So :; 5, X. Fletcher's South
Brookside add. Corner Olney and 18th
Maggie Rathsam to Thomas j. Hamil; i'''O'OO
ton Lot g. Davidson's I'd add Corner
Highand sy ana North stsl. -. 10000
Picken's I'd Northeast add. (Picken st.
Elizabeth strain to Martha Garter pari 10000
Lots 81 to n. inclusive, Hollands sub
of Robson & YOorhees's add Corner
Michigan and La Sale sts)........... 100 On
James H; Baldwin to Hester 5. spsnn
ct al. Lot IA, E: T., Fletchers sub OF
add add cYsndes st, near 18TH s 5...ener 100
S. d. La Fuze to Bessie Berry. part Lot
lbs. Mount Jackson Cemetery ........... 300
Henry J. Prier TO Salem T. weIman.
part Lot q. ovid Buffers add TO Col
John w Bruce to Boone NJ Gosney, Lot ''''''O'
SO. Reagan Park add. CBellefontaine
Jonas F. Johnson to Lorenzo d. Moody 'O'.O'
ct ux. part Lot !: Fhipps,s sub Of
Charles F. Woerner 70 Louise Kroeckel.
Lots IS. S. 81, 49, 80. a., a. &C. a. and
So wosrnsr's Riverside Park add. -. 10000
e s. s. i Riv ~ a. s ~ 49, = and 90
Harry r Hawkins to Jesse f. hawkins.
Lots 65, IS and So, ONeman. Reagan a.
Wheatleys Belmont add................. 100
Judith c. Bryan TO Peter Sptzfaden.
part Lot %. s. a Fletcher. jr.'s sub
OF Lot 5OO Fletcher ais sub OF
outlets ~, etc. (SOuth st. Vir-
ginia av) SO %
Clara Robertson TO Edwin L. Atkinson,
Lot IS. Daughertys sub or Outlet s9
1orosuect St near Wright s) - eoo m
David A. Shaw 10 John r. Holett Lot
pol. IA. r. Aliens 2d North add. Chi
casO st, near Isabel. o.. 5000
James Bells sub OF Lots CT 81 Park
er & Hanway's Southwest add. How
ard 81. near Lee ST. ..................... $50 %
Henry A. Beck. tr., 10 Cash Richardson
Lots and 9. So s. Bradens Riverside
add DAISY st, near Carlton st)....... % a.
Thompson Harvey 10 Sallie J.. Crooks.
Lot as, Trotter tr's. Brookside Park
add Corner Fay 81 and Rowland av) 90 o.
Marion Silver 10 C. G, c. St l. r
r Co. part =. Sec q, TIP IS R4
Charles Mock 10 C. G, G. ST. l.. r
r c. part n =. SEQ p. Tp Is. "a
same as above. -. Ls27oo
r G. part =. Sec p, To Is. I.
1same as above) ......................... zoo m
/ John Weishaar 70 c.. C, G. St L r.
II. Co. part u. Sec Il. Tp Is T.
Same above) ..-.......--. 800 o.
John W. Schoeneman 70 C, c, G. n So.
/ l.. r. r. Co. part =. Sec 81 TIP Il
y 4 (Same a abovel.--.-.----....-.-.. ? ssa N
/ Gustave q. Schmidt TO Herman Rabe
Lot g. Minter's sub OF Seidensticker
< Haltner's ADJ (Lincoln ST near
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LOW LEVEL OF BUSINESS
VERY FEW TRANSACTIONS on NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Prices. However, Hold Fairly Firm,
with Few Small Advances
Money Market Conditions.

NEW YORK, June 25.-The dealings in
stocks fell to near the new low level OF
activity again early in the day. The move
ment Of prices was narrow and irregular.
For the principal active stocks there was
good support, and the undertone or the
market was rather firm, but there was no
disposition TO buy in view Of the uncer-
tainties hanging over the market. There
was a fairly general upward movement in
the early dealings. which probably came
from bear traders who sold short last even
ing the apprehension that King Ed
wards illness might terminate fatally over
night There was buying here for London
account, prompted by the same technical
cause which served 10 bring to halt the
advance in sterling exchange. The local
money market was also distinctly firmer in
tone. and encouraged bankers to sell some
sterling loan bills. Notwithstanding
further recession in the price of sterling at
Paris there was no engagement of gold for
export. There was nothing in the news
from London as ii reached Wall street TO
account for any strength in the stock mar
ket. but the sentimental effect of yester-
days sudden announcement was somewhat
dissipated. Nevertheless, there is some
thing to be expected from the direct finan-
cial losses in the abortive preparations for
the coronation. Another consideration is
that there has been n considerable specula-
ton on the hope of revival to be induced
by the South African peace The weaker
spectators have been forced out since the
declaration of peace, but there is an extern
sive class Of stronger holders which has
maintained the hope that the active revival
has been merely postponed until after the
Kings coronation. This speculation has In
volved not only London. but the continental
financial centers If the misfortune of the
King of England serves TO obstruct the in
huence of the South African settlement on
financial affairs the effect will be reflected
In the stock markets. There was nothing
in the news of the day TO account for a
rise in prices of stocks. The crop news was
rather neutral Traders who bought Read
ing profeSSed some confidence that the
strike was breaking up, and they had news
OF some further returns TO work by
strikers, but there was nothing like gen
eral demand for the cOalers. Colorado Fuel
was moved up ga points on account Of the
session Of the directors TO take action on
wiped out without any news reaching the
public TO account either for the rise or re-
action. late advance in ST. Paul made
the closing steady but dull
There was little doing in bonds and the
market was irregular. Total sales at par
value were &, $4,000 United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call.
Following the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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GERMAN SPEED EXPERIMENTS.
The Failure of the Tests Was Due to
the Use of Light Rails.

Philadelphia Record.
The failure Of the recent attempts to
reach a very high speed on the German
roads by the use OF electricity has been a
matter OF great disappointment 10 the
electricians OF the German empire, but IL
has been about settled that the failure was
entirely due 10 the use OF light rails. They
were fully acquainted with the Importance
of the heavy rail, but their effort was 10 Sc
cure a high rate % speed under the condi-
tions existing AT present on the roads OF
that country They have not given I'D the
battle by any means. for the German So
ciety Of Mechanical Ergineers has offered
a series OF prizes for he first. second and
third best designs for 4 steam locomotive
and train which will be designed 10 form A
unit in a scheme Of rapid. long-distance
passenger service. The locomotive and train
are 20 be adapted 20 the Prussian railways
as they now exist. The engine must be able
70 haul a train OF 80 tons over a straight
level track at a speed Of 1fiz miles an hour,
and must be so built that they can be run
safely over a good track at a speed Of 80
kilOmeters Cor 93.7 miles, an hour. The
competition is restricted 20 German sub
jects and TO locomotives and carbuiders II
other nationalities who are permanently
domiciled in the empire Consul Mason
says that many OF the state railway au-
thorities members OF the Society OF
Mechanical Engineers. and that III is well
understood that the competition IS a reach
In a direction toward Improvement in
Germany's railway service.
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Easier with the Lower Grain
Markets-GeneraI List Dull.


NEW YORK, June 25.-Flour-Receipts.
1880 brls; exports, 9,77 brls. The market
was dull and a shade easier, but without
change. Rye flour-Sales, 300 brls. The
market was quiet and steady. Fair to
good, sS.25Q4.50; choice to fancy, s3.55G3 70
Corn meal steady; yellow Western, 81 80:
city, Sl.30. Rye firm; No. Western. 65llc
f. o. b afoat; State. &c c. T. f. New York.
carlots.
Wheat-Receipts. $500 bu. Spot easv.
No. red, 79Ac elevator 79s4asOs4c f. O. b
a1oat; No. northern Duluth, S2s.c f. O. h
afioat; No. hard Manitoba, s53c f. q h
ahoat. Although fairly steady for a time.
to-day, wheat ruled generally weak and
lower, influenced by larger threshing re-
turns than expected, good wea Their foreieD
selling and lower cables; closed weak at
12G1c net decline; July 79ss6S0 7-1ec closed
at 79ssc; September, 1901 ls-l6c, closed at
771sc; December closed at 7sJkc
Corn-Receipts, 1900 bu; exports. 1920 bu
T. o. b. afioat. Options were Irregular. bTf
in the main, quiet and firm, led by July
strength at Chicago and more complaints
of showers In the central belt. A late de-
cline in foreign wheat. however, left the
market &c lower and easy; July. 67067ILc
closed at &c; December, 52Q5214c closed
at 52bc.
Oats-Receipts, 1920 bu: exports N h,
Spot firm: No. ?, Sic; No. 3, soc: No 3
white. 5eq561zc; No. 8 white. sec: track
mixed Western, 50G501hc; track white. 54G
Coo. Options firm on the crop news and
with corn.
Hops firm: State, prime to choice 1901
crop. 1914d23lzc; 1900. 15Q16c: old. sGsc.
Pacific coast. 1901. 19q2Sc; 1900. 15Q1sc: old
case.
Lard easy; Western steamed. 80 On
Refined dull; continental s1I5O: South
America, SLIGO; compound, S. l215GS. 20
Pork quiet: family. sl9.75d2O: short clear
$40 25G21.5O; mess. sl9Q19.75.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice.
sac Mild quiet; Cordova, lIbc.
Sugar-Raw weak; fair refining 12-1ec.
centrifugal Sc test 3 5-16c; molasses sugar
9-l6c. Refined quiet.
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This Is No Joke.
Kansas City Journal.


Mark Twain has grown wise in his old
age He has become financially very strong
again. and has not only recovered his lost
fortune, but added thereto until he can
correctly be described as a rich man."
For this happy condition he owes thanks
to his friend and ardent admirer. Henry
II. Rogers the Rockefeller understudy and
Standard Oil and copper multi-millionaire
He began several years ago making Mr.
Rogers the custodian OF his surplus cash
with a prayer that the multi should invest
IL safely and prOhtably. The great capital
ist accepted the charge in the right spirit
and put the humOrist onto sundry and di-
vers good things, also not neglecting to let
him out at the right time. a fOrmalty too
often omitted in Wall street. The Twain
account was nursed from a small begin
ming into formidable proportions. and to-
dav stands a gratifying monument 10 the
oil kings unselfsh regard for a friend. To
such a degree is Mr.. Rogers interested in
the temporal welfare OF the famous author
and lecturer and so determined is he that
no financial misfortune shall again over
take him that he exercises a close personal
supervision over receipts and disburse-
rnents He is bent making the sunset
of the Twain life rosy and smooth In this
worlds goods Samuel l.. Clemens was
never so well fixed as now.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations Mt st. Louis, BaIfimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

LOUISVILLE June 25.-wheat-No red an
longberry Tic: No red and longberry Gee A.
ples-Sun-dried sc per 10 for bright: medium
bright. 4c; dark Sc; peaches. lhQ2l<c Beans
Choice, in car lots on track. SIS: clover SO "a
dll50. Straw. sG5.50. Clean ginseng. ss50Y4
per 10. Potatoes. Soc per bu; new potatoes s3l5
25 per brl: new green onions, i0c per dor: lea Z
lettuce. soc per bu; head lettuce. SOC per bu
new cabbage. 81 per crate; peppers 81 90 nsr
crate: green beans. sl50a2 per bril- tomatoes So
9f75c per crate.
ST LOUIS. June 25.-Flour quiet; red winter
patents. S3.6og3.10: extra fancy and straight
3 gOGIS sO clear. 50. Timothy ssed steady At a
FOR ordinary, prime worth more. Corn meal
steady at 1918 Bran steady 10 firm; sacked east
track TSdSOc. Wheat lower: No 2 red cash
elevator. tic; track. 7S,se Tor old. 72afsc for
new; July, 7lc; September, oHc No. 2 hard,
7ta7bc Corn higher: No 2. cash. sslc; track
l5ldSisc: July. s5ic; September. 6o,se. oats
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BuiIdfng Permits.

A. and A Henchen. dwelling. 1915 South Merid-
ian street, e. 900
Mrs L. Hitler repairs. $40 Elm street. fl0o.
NJ NJ Cotton frame house. Delaware street,
between Twenty-third and Twenty fourth streets.
s. 900.
C. E. Tweed, repairs. 1855 West Morris street.
500.
l. d. Harvey. frame house. 2iOs Hillside ave-
nue.. S1250
William Kooher. frame house. Ruth and Jack
son streets. $1,000.
John r. G Meyer, brick dwelling South street.
between Merldan and Illinois streets. s. 20.
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MinneapOIIs ITIUuNe
The way profits accumulate from small
margin upon a big business Is shown by
the statement that the Postofiice Depart
ment viii realize proht OF $500 this year
from the selling OF a little book contain
ing twelve 2-cent stamps for Is cents. The
stamps are enclosed between waxed paper
so that there will be no danger OF spelling
them by the heat and moisture OF the
body when they are carried I'm the pocket.
IL is a most convenient arrangement for
people who buy only small number Of
stamps az one time. and It's popularity Is
shown by the steadily Increasing demand.
The governments profit comes out OF the
! cent charged for the book. Last fiscal
year the profit was only about 500
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oils.

SAVANNAH. June 25.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 47l2c. Rosin firm: quote: A. b c n
f, sL25; F, sl35; G, $40; II. $40; l. Sos:
X, $255; NJ, 50 O5; n. $40; window glass. So as
water white, $3.50.
WILMINGTON. June 25-Spirits of turpentfne
nothing doing. Rosin steady at 81 lOdl Is Crude
turpentine firm at 81 40, $3.50 and 50 CO. Tar firm
at $50.
steady; North Lima, SSc: South Lima and In
diana, SIC.
CHARLESTON. June 25.-Spirits of turpentine
and rosin unchanged
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Pensions for Veterans.
tincates have been issued to the following

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Increase Restoration. Reissue. etc-James
watson Evansville. tl2: Madison Crurnrine
wabash 81. Peter b. Turner. Zenas t25: Justus
n Brewer. Evansville. IS. William Sanders
yytndfau s24: George g. Cassidy. Lebanon $40.
William II. II. Pfeiner. Indianapolis. ,l2: Isaac
n Julian. North Salem. 8. Wilter II Turner
coh,rnbus 81; L3ban Pitzef, National Home
Marion. SO: William l. Miller. St Paul Sill:
James A Rowles. Pulaski. s.. James Denner
az George W Dorset. Huron SlI Litsey Bry-
ant. North Vernon. $i2: Luther c. Hummer
IincoInvfile. IS. Thomas II SETON I.aeranxe
81. Solomon GundTum, Evansville, so.
Original Widows. stc.-Mnor OF Christopher
Jackson Lafayette. 40
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Poultry-Alive steady:
broilers zoe; turkeys. lie: fowls l3c Dresser
irregular; broilers lsa2Oc; fowls. I2q121kc: tur-
CHICAGO, June 25-L4ive poultry steady: tur-
keys, lOql2c; chickens-hens l0c; springs. Is
M2Oc. -
CINCINNATI June 25.-Poultry steady; SPRING
ers. l5ql7c; hens, 919c; turkeys Sc
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Yesterdays reductions
in prices of bleached cottons have brought out
good demand to-day, and the market for these
has already firmer appearance. There has been
but quiet business reported I'm brown and coarse
colored cottons at previous prices. Prints are
firm but quiet. Print cloths dull and unchanged
More business than of late in mems wear wool
and worsteds. Dress goods unchanged.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-Cotton strong
Sales, 900 bales. Ordinary, 9-16c; good ordi-
nary 1-16c; low middling 8 9-l6c; middling
&c; good middlng, 5-1sc; middling fair 3 I1-I6c
Receipts, 1,04l bales; stock. 90s 64S bales.
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Wool.
Metals.

ST. LOUIS June 2s.-wooI steady; medium
combing, l3Gl7%o; light fine l2dl5l,c; heavy
fine, l0Q13c; tub washed. 15Q24izc
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ne futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour stead
Ter. No: 3 spring wheat, 54%c: No: red. SOC
No. 2 white, 5l3q52c; No 3 white, 5lg5lIac
No. rye, 5s12q60c. Good feeding barley, sc:
S155; No. Northwestern, sL74. Prime timothy
seed. 1918. Glover, contract grade, sS.35 Mess
pork per brl, SlS.22zq1S2713. Lard. per 100
lbs sG52i4 Sh9rt-rib sides goosel; $40 .65qlO75.
clear sides (boxed). $lO.759l0.S7h Whisky. basis
OF high wines. $3.50.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, 81 900 bu:
corn, 2l4OOO bu: oats. S2l 900 bu; rye. 2000 bu
barley, 200 bu. Shipments-Flour L. 600 brls
wheat 900 bu; corn, 19l 900 blu; oats 300 900 bu
barle lD hrY 1850 49,