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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-26

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the accident
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There are a
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mated as a
result Of
carelessnesc
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-26
ACCDENTAL :?

The jury returned verdict Of acci.
dental death on the man who fell from
she window ledge on which he had fallen
asleep. But the death was really due 70
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-26

to communicate with his nelghbor.
you can rest assured that there will
/ be a tendency TO leave II on the part
Of thuse very people whom we should
most wish 10 see stay on the farm.
II Is a good thing TO encourage In
every wey any tendency 20 check an
unhealthy flow from the country TO
the city (Applause) There are sew.
eral tendencies In evidence. The
growth OF electricity as applied TO
means OF transportation tends TO a
certain degree to exercise a centri-
frugal force TO Offset the centripetal
force OF steam. Exactly as the uses
Of steam have tended to gather men
into masses. so electricity. as applied
to transportation has tended TO scat.
ter them out again. Trolley lines
running out into the country are do
inc a great deal 10 render II possible
to live In the country. and yet not
lose the advantages Of the town. The
telephone is not 20 be minimized as
an instrument with a tendency In the
same direction. The rural free de.
livery It's playing It's part along the
same lines But no one thing can do
as much 10 Offset the tendency toward
an unhealthy trend from the country
into the city as the making and keep.
ing OF good roads
Effects Of Good Roads.
They are needed for the sake OF
their effects upon the industrial con
ditions OF the country districts. and
/ am almost tempted TO say that they
are needed even more for their effect
upon the social conditions OF the
rtrfu 10. h.
age farmer the existence OF long
line uf liquid morasses. through
which he has 10 move his goods n
bent on business, or TO wade and
swim IN bent on pleasure; II winter
means that. II an ordinary rain comes
the farmers boy and girl can not use
his or her bicycle. II a little heavy
water means a stoppage OF all com
munication. why you have got 10 ex-
pect that there will be a great many
young people OF both sexes who won't
find farm life attractive
II is for this reason, among many
others. that | feel the work you are
doing is so pre-eminently one for the
interest OF the nation as a whole /
congratulate you upon the fact that
You are doing II. In our American
life II would be hard TO overestimate
the amount OF good that has been ac.
complished by associations OF individ-
uals who have gathered together 10
work for a common object which was
To be OF benefit to the community as
whole. And among all the excellent
objects for which men and women
combine To work today. there are few
indeed who have a better right TO
command the energies OF those en-
gagged In the movement, and the hear
~ sympathy and support OF those out.
side, than this movement in which
you are engaged.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-26
ASTORIA.
ssarstAs The Kind You Haw AlWays Bought
@''''''' q &<HAZzzZl(


or the Order of Pendo are request.
ed 70 meet at their hall over Harritt
y Lawrence's store on Friday he
29th. 5'Ss o.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-26
RepueLIcAN coNoREssIoNAL

For Member Of Congress First District.
HON. BlNGER HERMANN.
Election day, Monday. June 1st
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-26
DIR. ], f. COO

Has come to the conclusion that all profession .,
side Of the vegetable kingdom is a failure When v
without blood. You will only find vIts,,v
kingdom. Poisonous drugs doctors kpivs.
lightning will not the cause but Law tbe ,o,
Of disease Those poisons into your bones and I'm
and create all kinds OF diseases cancerous tumors
bone diseases, ETC. You must bear in mind that bIs ,
poisonous tonic smulant temporary rolie, vA
poisonous drugs. where the are sure death s
blame the medicine when takes effect and stir. ~
disease in the system. You must expect to be cu.
your sickness disease has a long time coming ~
long time to get It out Of your system It will aks
build new body from the bones up what tho ,.
dersand. They used to being humbugged His msa.,
posed OF Natures Herbs-what the system reouI m
mails get sick they will help themselves herbs for
stinct and the people have not have to make s,
been life study with Dr. DO not get weary al, IA.
and too sweet to worry out of this world.
DR.. Cook Cures All Kinds of DiSsp
30l Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-26
...SUMMER NORMAL SCHOV

First National Bank Building. Salem ~ s,eels
ms mIsI term viii oren May Atm and Continue sss
I open June 22 ana Continue till the Apehs eonnu
~ ee formed In all branches requredtor stae S@ Sno
esr Sno aano Iypewrting. EIocntlon ana fke f
eIm Will be so with an addOnaIfee for eeen o. t1f
s.snnS man 500 teachers Of Oregon bear tes1im0"'
~-SO' A0oess y y kraps. SALEM Oregon ssgtf W
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The excessive, the wholly unheard-
OF rate OF our industrial DEVELOPMENT
during the past twenty-five years. to.
gether with the good sides has had
some evil sides II is a fine thing TO
see our cities built up, but not at the
expense OF the country districts.
(Applause) The healthy thing Is 10
see the building up OF both the city
and the country. But we can not ex.
peet the best, the most eager. the
most ambitious young men 10 stay
In the country. 10 stay on the farm.
unless they have certain advantages.
II farm life Is a life OF isolation and
mental poverty. q life which Il Is a
matter Of great difhculty for one man
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Rain is good for crops-aud street
cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-13
ecareCrow u rs Ua1N gaT.. Z lI.-as0
News.
IDEAL WEATHER F0R CAMP.
Colonel Eddy Reviews the First
Dress Parade.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. H.. July lc--The weather at
Camp Lincoln today was ideal and the
men Of the F.:s; Regiment spent a COM
for;abIe Sunday after the excessive heat
that s.eeted them upon their arrival yes
terGay.
Several thousand persons witnessed Tho
parade tonight. which was reviewed ny
Colonel Eddy The rleu wore their bice
dress coats and white trousers
Eo church services were held to-day be
cause OF tie arSeucc OF Chaplain W H.
Thomas. who was injured in a street ear.
accident Oh r'TiiTy night v-iiiie On route 20
tho list Regiment ar-lcry to come 10
Springfield with t5c regiment y saCret.
concert rendered during jlc afternoon
furnished he only devotional exercise.
TheursCay viii &c CioyerrDr'S bay.as usual
Acting Governor NurtSc1t- Will review the
troops and in the evening; will be enter
tairei at dinner al rsSi-rcltal headqGar-
ters.
The eight men Ct tilc First Regiment who
won p.stceS on ,10 s-;..ir rife team OF ten
M r.iIors; rsil spend the cl.ire week nj tar
get practice M ;he Fang" Arrangements
Washbrrn trophy. Tto challenge came
from Minnesota. but Ni'cG1s!n will be
rep eze1ted hy 4 team ~ tire contest. which
has been set for the middle OF september,
probably on the HIN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-13

R}eeeiPJs ? So si;s and 8 cars local
rel al SC ". and .--eQSle side: No. at
.s4fI5 &c; No. hard al 40; AID So iszc Tor
sprinE at I6c- Skd. from boat into elevator Al
.>=S Cor No. : red 'i'=c -GT No red ana ili=c
c0RN-Receipts. $50 SIS. and "a cars local and
W. and &c =: side: NJ. al 4sc; No. yellow
/snd No E'ilJv; al iyt-c h side; 10. w.lte
= side; 70 At 4i'=gisc: T.o-grade a sc. IN
ELEVATOR No. at sc and No. AZ 4sc.
. OATS = I heeepJS = caES -oS2. and u cars
Il. At &c; No. at 55g5ic and at Sc; No. !
a S4c: no-srade at 5gc; NJ. white at !. g4-i-
RYE-Keceived. - Ul.; shipped, none; nom
nal at .9iac del TINS or % :. side FOR W. >
FBANsEE.l-Aominally stc per bG- spot and
70, Tor seed y arrive promptly: None oIttred.
s3-.alSSl. extra fancy $50 -3.6S. clears Ss-ts
s3i. low grades in 3utes S1-=au2Si Hard winter
hours in Jutes-iatents $50 :sr first 70 s2I5 for
=s'. Foregoing prices for lots from nrsr hands.
isk- CT Gsr9t THIS side Orders higher: ,..
tks. and $3.50 in wood FOR new Mixed and ia
cORNMi;AIs-ouotable 2 Q. b. at g 81 ror city
meal S2.lo tor pearl meal. E-its and hcmiuy.
BRAN-Sal-s made for prumgt shipment. basis
LIS in 'I o Int - lover 70 Ell tor juv ship
NJ. At MIL bran sells Al sJslSsc AND sflus al
HAY-Rece!p,s. SIS tons local ana 50 tons
timothy: old.-Choiee ;l5.5lal5: No. l :l2 s34I
No. SuEI2 80: No Siei9: new ct Sllp!2'
No / sil-56Gi2; No > Sgll6 clover mixed. NJ
! s13dii. No. sllaic. Prairie. 10. Sl.l12
sTRAW-Wheat and rye On trk-. :4g'a5: ~
IsAD AND sPELrER-I-sad gold at sias 9,'s
Sp-lrer at S5.50l-5.55.
! WHIShH-Steady at S.@o-
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T,n-k-Sew standard mess in q joob-nS Nay
closed noTrinally- ut Sl3.lo -, NE.
Tnrd-J,h oice steam on T. size cIOstd EoHl4's-4.s
a, s1i-C,: kettie-rendsred sc- ii.
at - Hams Etc-Car lots held Z. q b E side
~ Hsnls-lo-av. at l2ac: Is Il lisc: As al
nus 49,, ~ Al rgI,c lSs 1'ssr. rs At lnNsc-
s..gnet Han1s-i5s at Exc. Isg-s and 2fi2ts I
~ -, iffngriias at Tee y. y. shoulders InE u
l-sc, 9ac EST,5-1 the block del: Hams 10 )
$50 and bellies at SIC to i2e as IN average
,-ef,fc-nIas al y, fI4~sc: ~ l. snrut-eFs AZ 80
Nsats-To arrive, loose cured = ribs
,,sgiiastes9 ID nominal clos1; tatis; i5-aN; at
soose sxtra cribs sold on p Bid lots in JOB.
Lguse - Hinged: Extra shorts at SASc. cribs ~
plnS W. ~ Gear IT SIC. bellies n HSSc. plates
SO. Fst hacss Tssc standard backs &C. Deal
- charge higher on orders .,,.. -
'ppaccnefsSd s c meats in 1ohh:nC. way
ranged: breakfast bacon at IRON &c 10y hea'y 4
tGr1ias at 9lzgi-c: New York shoui,isis al =
I5,,s- s-7oked bsd lots in n laoalng way ranged
49,, eS,c-t< ar aI-c: cribs at Csc. snort cie'
AZ &C bellies at l0l=c. plates n SO: la ndSA.
.5.sv bellies on y. t. Dealers charge higher IN
orders. G,
Tallow-C5un,ry running poaT: dull sEd lower
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Size viii clear fgT New orleans in the IRONING
Burlington. Ia. July tt.-The river rose .
inches tc-t.av. fhe gauge now il > feet ansNe
lpIy-Nat.r mari Weather clear and cooler ne
steamer Hiavatha formerly the v. !. Hcu.3..
IL which has been sold % southern p2tt's-
for use ~ an excursion s:camsr on tho ono
R.-er raised south IT a. N. Th= tIt-i1,F PACED
south At : a m The Government bat laiy Wa
in pot southbcuad NJ p NJ Lne si:af cam, -
with an excursion The t.loise brought W a age
.xcl:rsicn this Afternoon.
Patucah ny, July i2-giySr gauge reads -
fe.t AM failing slowly. Igc Fowler ar--Ft-I
parted at p. m Tor Tennessss River fridge vita
in * lFsicn on board. Tfan5N from l.9%s',.le
arrived here with q barge cf coal ser tEe gas
,.r,-r..-v Buttoif. from N2>Gv.te Is s-t,i 'i'
cloudy ard cool. Business good w. W y Neal
and tow q coal passed down at a n.
Memphis. Tenn. July 12.-Thc river here s;anis
= ; feet the gauge. fan OF : OF a f1Ht ~
N last p hours. No, arrivals % departure =
5 TRANSIENT steamers tc-tlay All the local tack -
due arrl,vd on time Receipts b river io-ca'
were "A bales cotton. Il bags seed cotton ana ~
sacks cotton seed
vicksburS. Miss July i2-Gaure COS feet. a
fall Il ! foot The Belle Of the Bends DIE. Ar
fiycd: Ella Wichita and Edna. TIE Senator
( GcrGi t. due from Sat-hfz: NeGther c-"ufv and
Wheeling ". Va. july i2-tiiEeF tect: la-i-
! irr Weather cloudy and warm.
Cincinnati. o. July 1c.-R'ver rising: H." feet.
J Weather ciCtlfy and cool Twelve tnwhoats ar
! rivsi from the.I'ppsr ohio Win ccai. and t~o
! Tas si up with sTnI ties
canal isi fsat on falls ~ feet: below Ioei.s iii
! feet Rainy ard war.I-
P!;tsirurr Pa JGly I2.-Rivcr ) feet; station
! any weather cloudy and warm.
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Lssa-- ArriTa
'a:i5 an $50 IA
80 Pm - al
tbs Pr $50 al
SO r- I'll an
BRIDGE TER
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Depart A-tv.
$3.50 am sIiG1 pm
1910 an 7.59 an
%It an - pm
.tI:l3 pm tti2. Pm
+5:II Pm 'I9:55 am
.5:sl Pm 'i1j5 an
I'D m - am
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

%ew Yag Jg'y FIG, IA eee L 81 i,- :s sy
= patents s. i,gt g: snter extras s. q:
Minnesota bakers S5.55r5.,s; winter low sal,
choice 20 fancy S3.i'H5.ft ,prn.usai i'eaaE, :e.,
low We.;srn SIS; city s1ll: btantywire 50 L
a-ioat: STATE 5st59l-o G Z New l";s HafleI
5lts55c e. j. : New York, Wheat-Rec-ip te ~.
o.. b. ahgat: Ne. Northern Duluth sac + :. D.
af6at: n. hari N!a-.tlt- s-'.c T. O. b. aa7ai.
~. H. M. -, y ~ - ,s,,-1- ye.- lG.i! M
loading ana Esarisl !nte-p-t :ation u the crop
tgth ne the n,H@est and ciosSi ,.c ne:
higher % = net lowe July .ss@.Fs;,'<c. clos,
= - II s'7 80, -. -, M 50, sJ,gSf5r sl
n sar,s ali; - tl c.5r report and the elto--
IN urCayorable news from st. Louis. 81 SINS;
only ~ lower: July closed 5.s"4c: sept. .''f
Oats-IteerIFtE S9.lgN. exports 23siN: sprt al
~ 81; s:anlaTa shi'= :. - No -; ~
1850. Options dun and hardy steady Hay
s;saiy; shipping Sg =: ed TO c.oics SIG ,5s3is
Galveston q 70 = MS ss '1'tioF T !, ta .
I555 ms <s1iS.5j. BEEF hams :, 5sa2-: racket
ncklsi hellies a'=4l35-c, pi.&Iied sh9uiGe,. -:
pIrsled hams l2i4nlSe Lard steady: Vest n
sS! !','' pSS s'' Az, d....E ia@iy ely sf5r. :ss
s.e--yai,. Ir"<s SiIHl..y- tsiI y eHll. ,i'} -:
grGae nominal" ma &C. ~ pli, ss,7ia i,ii
fan.o- cry Iuly Il.-wheas-5o 7os.s: S:rt.
4 ~ G.r. rejected E-E'5c- SO. I'd i-'!lJe; No 3
i ;f.5 If H. Witt 5i ;..; ' 81. ia
5ie Gais-N5. white asecsc: 10. mixed = I
. D. rrtiri. SEI..lI Rscelp;s-Wheat 11%E, bu. A..
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:Fs:e are about 5ae.) eases hat have gone in
,. 5st chanee that o1ers at a .E,ach less price
Quotations unchanged.
max ll;,- Eases Included ia :isc PER de-.
Kansas city. July u.Eggs :!r'H: Missouri! ara
w-!tewccd cages included ic}-c,
Phi!llephi2 july lsig IS. d With geo -9
Southwestern Ice southern 159i5c.
Butter and Cheese
New York July li.-Bu:te---.cRecsipts So
,l,,,c Chaese-R eipts sG2 pkss. easy. srst.
fuil cream fancy large and small eo!ore! and
Shcas9. July Butter easier: c=earae-;se ~.
90 dic l4i Is Sas-s+ fasy: i TWINS i' %
Fs..adel6aiI pa July Ii.-Bu,ter STEADY. fair
iriSjs sle 'eese qu;e End unehanssd Eeyz
York fi:sI creams and choice new lol@GlpNs-' i-lF
10 COL ne" '7.R "t ,,,r,,
New Yo.k. July ll.-enssrr-Raw steady: 70
i!tlls lee I...af 70 a..
10. i4ic: ". i.tDc; 10. 3 4.55j; No u 4.32r:
: ra,t ..s1;,,.;i,re5s 4 47js mold i 5,iJe cut
Loaf SOC: crushed 5.=5s powdered &C. s.anl-
T%w 6:.a5s, La, Irl:, r-sugar lall oPea
; -l1-i5c: seconds .ags,1. M3.Sses-op"n KEITH
nominal ut laa.6c; centrifugal nominal a; ca
lss' Strip nominal Z cof nee
New Yorz JULY Il---.Coraa-Spot Rio quiet: "
lit. slllll quiet 'a-hsNhG - IL
ct first was moderately actiys- witaouI. how
yitl. w." NOT nf!ls.-.al but tae receipts con
tiuu=b l,il- and later IL the session IL 'ii1 q
> ;1irts iu,,ar sales 1-5c BAGS including. s:.ft.
1t $50 Oct :. Nov 4.ioc; Dec. 4SSe. jar
Dried Fruits.
New York. July 1.-THE r..artet fo7 eTap2:a:,e !
agp.s : nm WIN y, if - n TAI, u
G-asr ,hClce at % EGd fancy a; 95aH' '-c. S'9l
! in-fl SUI pi,. ana held with confidence. quota
tig-4- rarle from ae 10 - i9r al GRADES M.
, are ,lus;f! - =. Ist-r ard fancy =; ltC re-.
{ Pra-Iies are quiet. but steadily held a 'c'i-c
/ for choice, and suie'=c Tor fancy.
/ Cry Goods.
/ New York. july 1.-THE dry-soods uarkst Is
in y quiet condition and vii! undoubtedly remain
;. '...'l M ,,rsst - long as the raw material
situation r-raains unsettled taere Is no warrant
( ior operating wish freedom. Buyers aye lew II
F,axsccd Quotations.
chicago IN July li F., prices We We,
reaiinsl at sc: n. NorthNcstern was 3, -
I'D ara No ! e7c bid. Ho rec=ipIs her. Duluth
s'' u The Metal Markets.
sew Yo-'. July -!retH were few sales q
roi , aS - Ter:isd practisiIIy at vestef
basis The tin MlrE-t continues Er1u m tone
sliarsc f.6rn FTiday and me r,arks; is aut
nominal. with lake and slcotrcytic quoted AZ -
ga tastius at u. Jna l3I=c Lead and spelter d
.,ri.t and steady. the former ~ l25c and t.
IS;fer IT .75Ef5ST.c. non BTces remain Iargel
n. nt!nal and are unchanged.
Trrncntinc aad FoSin.
New York. Ja!y ll.-T:cs:n steady strained con,
rl6n to good s2.Jeai2ee}=- Turpcntne steady. So
savannah. Juiy ll.--Turpen;ine FIRM i7s.c Rosir
3 I.rn quote: \. &. { 5l-ao. u s'.6t: r SIS:
: $40; G 81 -. II 80; !.G5, j $50. " s--@
/ \ s.. " u. g 10: y. v. Si55.
Petroleum.
New York, Jrlr Ii.-Petroleurn steady: refine
! H:ew Yosk Va; Pniade!pha and Baltimore 8 d
OH c-,ty. "a. July l,.-CsedIt balances VI
Changed. Certificates no bid shipments = -.
80, Lima salpHr g. !ss. daily average ei3s
Lima runs GiZi-; daily a'e.asc si.6-a.
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No. N &c; No. > ~ 374c. Packers stock AZ
.. md Size for prime to choice.
Country LaEd-irlas IN sood psEs at &C.
Gre,.ss-eu1te small irregular, lots country:
SrUVn y5sc. yellow 80 ami white 40. quote
packers stock. r9n!nall-: Brown STSG4lsc: gel
low 4u4i.C. white 5i4gtJi-c.
, FROG l-eEs-Scarce: quote, At tl.e5 per do-. Tor
-a-za. soc Tor medium; &C for small
t"-t-bu orders. Ehli--P.ate. roll and Fulton
market Sll5g. mess ST: dried Ecr ih-sets fiic:
isl-ss sc. Enucbies lie. outs.lss ll'-c: tongues
I4i=c Ter IN.
Neals-Quote choice to fancy sT;'sc for heavy
10 5'-c for small and fat GO q 10 lbs B; hsrec :
and thin @ier. Sheep at .t-I.c.
bucks and = -f,2c: sria. lambs at &c 20
Sc Te- ih.-thIG ia--s not waE-ei.
Live PoGltry-Sil ch.clgns, mems, per III. Sic:
r1'-teGs &c. SPRING chickens. average receipts
III: s.-InE ducks s.: sp-ir- goose &c: s9riH-
tEEHeys &c: Old turkeys l2c. ducks .: geese
t.,-isatHered- -: geese: plUckei, .: live pigeons
Dressed Iced I'oul;ry-Chicksn g: spring
chickens he: ROSTERS 5iac. turkeys lac. Fore
FreSh tish-I.,we- and duAsr: hot, weather
checking the demand. quot: Black bass i2c
c5aTgle = f1r sTnai. = : 12r large: dressed
and gross 3i-C: huEaio-G-css .l.c. dres.eA T.:
German Carr-dress=1 exc. E-oss L: suni!sh a.;
p q
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Depart Arrive
f5.51 AM il9:5 am
:. % pm J - AT
sS:i5 am Ills IN
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WHEAT VALUES ADVANCE
ON GOVERNMENT REPORT.
CORN CLOSES WITH SLIGHT
DECLINE.
Trading Is Mainly Speculative
With Big Professionals Out
of the Market.

Trading in grain futures was mainly spec
ulative Saturday. The Government crop re-
ported was accepted as bullish on wheat
and bearish on corn. At the opening there
was a good demand for wheat despite dull
foreign markets and moderate cash in
quiry. Though the prospects for big yield
OF wheat We regarded as good. the general
condition OF tae combined spring and winter
croI was said TO have declined. Sept. wheat
advanced d cent in the local market
Corn had some early support. but heavy
receipts and favorable weather and crop
conditions caused q sharp decline IN the
first hour. Toward the close there was Iairly
good buying. but hnal quotations were fraC-
tICEGliy lower.
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JT Gr- A-r:s
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vsqy York july 1.-THE dry-SOods marlst Is
w. - f,.iai condition and Will undoubtedly remain
:. r-lrl the buyers ooEr-nsuce to come into ths
T,,,rl a- IN earnest 40 long the material
s.tllsrIlr r-r.ains unsettled taere l. no warrant
frr -:erattng with freedom. Buyers aye few in
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$50 Pm HIS an
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" DOL.
8. coliea. etc. fr0m &c 10 &C Der
miscellaneous Markets.

FENTf1ERS-P Prime white ike geese in small
sizz. Sc. and in large SKIS. -; prime gray DO.
Ec in small and Sc in large sSs. old white 4G61
sc: y 51aS5c; NN 22ft2sc: NIX i+Glec: NSEE
g. tare. IT, per cent On small SKIS. and on
large. chickens sc; iuckS-wiite sec; dark -1c.
ROCTS-Quote. per ID: Ginseng at $40 10
81 -i-sterfirl,-. Wccdy. etc. less lady slipper Sc:
sciUca &C; pink lic: golden seal iJc: black Sc:
MAY apple 2l=c; snake. &c; white. snake worth
si.c. angelica Issc. wahoo-bark OF iont Sc bark
II tree @1-c: blood az: bluelas &C., sassafras--
bark q root sc: wild ginger -r-
SHEEP PEI-TS- wofN relts .5cqsl: shear
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MIxAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIs

EssthouHi-Lszvc Eighth and G-z;iot streets,
Gai.y-:..'. - 90 81 = n Except Sunday.
500. SIS. -t Il. L-.ls $40 s.l2 2.
Saturday ard sunday an.y--iI:i7 >. II. sunday
en.y-5:-i, 80 p M. H.. o
Lave Na<ri-C- avenue. taily-s:Ii a. n !:
-. 800. Sc =. EE-srt S--ilay-f:5S. s:2f.
- - 80, il-II ?. M -. 3.Il :. n sat-
u-cay snf SUNDAY c-l,-ll--1 r m. Sunday Only
- 40 g. 100 r
WssthcunG-Lea-c Granite CRY. dailr = IN.
-:i5. IS 1:iE EXCEPT SE1iay-a:f5. 5:G4.
go. So so. 1I:i9 I n t:25. 9:II p n SAT-
U-ddy C1fF-4z5 o. m SUNDAY --fr-5:5+. s:2H.
l1.ti = II. Saturday srf Suriar Cnly-ii:53 ,.
II. EECe7t Saturday AID SuriIg-5.i2 ?
Leave Madison daiiv-f.-f. ga. sos. III =. n
Exceu- Sur5ar-5:f9. 600. -:'s. So. a. u:i4 a.
m: 4:5f I.2i a r.. Saturday Oniy-A;5l ,. m.
SUNDAY o-Ig-5-17 s.G5 1875 j. II Saturday and
SUNDAY rnlE-Tr..s 2
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St I.ouIs-Wheat lower: Sept. sold at SO ,2isc
Tuts sic To sc: calls sii.c 70 saisc Corn higher
Sept sold AZ dc. puts Jlsc % sJ-cc. Calls Bic,
Aftlwaukge--Sept. wheat puts : -. calls s-lsc
Segt. corn puts 5iisc. calls g2l,c.
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RIVER NEWS.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

EEFJ BIO sI..'ItI-,.
Cairo III. July River garze reads nj
feet: at = stand. dad stationary Tor q hours \
heavy rain fell to-day The Stacker Lee errivei
from 81. Louis at a. m and departed for Mem
phis a: 49, p with good trip The Hcr-
mann Paspcke departed below irh; The I"s.
g - iIisrIls arrived fIom Louisville at / r. ~.
with a tow Or coal and departed FOR New or
leans at 50 p. Tire steamer Wahasi, arrive I
from PaGucah at p. NJ with excursion. She
Departed for Hickman AT 80 - m The Niic,
brown departed for New Orleans at a m.
with TOW Of coal The W. w. oNeiil arrived
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T-a!-.
Jstt .-so1 CITY. Columbia. Econ
vile. Seda.i 2. r - Ss-t-. In
GiaE Terrs- r. 4l4 Texas
@pfess ---.-------..- 1900.
.7e Katy Fiye-." .5- Dallas.
Fort WORN. Houston. Gal
weston. san Antonio ..ay. 30
City and intern. lls-a H.f1.s.
jefferson City. Columbia. E-l-.-
Vile. $! allo. Es-sas. I-E.an
Territory and Texas E,Nprass.'
" sSoU-i. Kansas. indian Ter
rltO-y and OK h--.4 Etr.-
ST. L,D.IS MTHIys W..
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'i''-' Fliarsccd Quotations.

chicago. H.. July ll-Flaxseed prices wee
s.,a.!v an! tsu5n .G,l oct solI at ;.rli: and
sept; was Ecrliuai.y the sam" pr.ca. July 49,
i-,rIingi at pc. ". / Northwestern was ST-u-i :
lid arG No csc bid. No Tec-pJs her. Duluth
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Produce.

rrltte- - Quotations: Creamery = Extra &c;
fists lie: seconds l5ailsc. Daity- Extra l6tll.c:
.;,-ets 1alII5c grease 4T5c lade-pGcSed good lIc:
F-sf lsfEl6c; country packed stock lie: inferior
4e f5::-sG1irrent receipts ii9I25-c. Receipts $50
-,.trs local and go through: shipments $50
t-heese-We Giote Northern On orders: Twins
az. singles Ike. diaries ll@le: y y &c: long
JScs hamburger. lrfTlr-sC. lnter.or 80 q:
SMIss-od N.lltc. new latLlgc. bElCA u !.
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Packing-Housc Prices.

e-s,, : Co. National stock Yards, will pay to
80 T,r 1r.iiice delivered East 81. Louis the fol
iSgrs cas-. count. HE
;essi:, -, ,o.s;l,sr. StGc. butter. &c.
~ I.sslFe,i or D. p. fowls. Sic.
10 ! scalded or d y. 5Fo!leE=' i%e'