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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15
ApOIJTICAL BALLOT
WHAT IS OUR FRANCHISE NOW
\ Has Certainly Fallen into Dis
r,pute by a Large Num-
Der of Voters.
nfy,s IGNORANCE LARGELY THE CAUSE
y. Av,,,ss Voter Puts in a Straight Ticket
Ne,u,s the Political Rinsster Says
is the Right Thing to Do.

When first secured, and for many
,.,rs after, the ballot was held in the
hchest esteem and was regarded as
NE chief weapon and treasure of a
freeman.
Wby has it fallen into such disregard
h,hs ro.s. end why is it held in such
lib esteem by the politician:
Ills because the honest intelligent
inter has learned that the ballot no
nger executes his twill, as lightning
Ices the will of God" but that it has
ssOme the implement of the politician.
BE has found that the politicians have
YOckied the ballot and the method of
ung it that they virtually control it.
How is it done:
Byatrick.
The ballot is a picturesque mOnstros-
ty, but so contrived that the more
guOrant the voter is the easier it is
hrhim to serve the politicians.
A voter who has no more knowledge
Alhe issues, or even of the candidates
Aina bull calf, can always vote the
Straight ticket" as easily as the polit-
a rascals who planned the ballot.
The voter don't need to be able even
Nread-all he has to do is to find the
uticular picture which has been
aOTn him before, then put cross in
lie big circle below it and 10. the
thing is done.
To "yote 'er straight" the voter
leeds no more intelligence than rab-
Mand no more conscience than hog.
Ncert intelligent citizens do not
i'lmuch like coming in competition
rlh such polit ical ritlraiT, and for that
NasOn often refrain from voting at all.
The evil is in the ballot, and the
hledy lies in reconstructed ballot.
The right sort of a ballot would au-
Nnailcally disfranchise every hood
An every ignoramus, every loOter,
s'eFy boOdler and hummer on the one
iild, and would draw to it every in
hIlgent, observant, responsible and
'0Elhy citizen on the other.
bow is this automatic disfranchiser
"lno rooters, the street corner heelers
inward strikers to be built:
Thus:
INF CORRUPTION-PROO BALLOT.
l. Permit no political party name
appear anywhere on the ballot.
" Allow no party emblem, design,
Suool, picture or device on the ballot.
J. Arrange the names of candidates
alphabetical order under the title of
,'Olnce for which each is running.
'u' residences or port-oillce address
'oald appear, but in smaller type
NIow bis name.
D. Inc choice of the voter to be in
,.'eu ID square alongside the can
''.a'e name as at present.
" NO second person under any pre-
",' ' Whatever to enter the booth
'"''e lne voter is preparing his ballot.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15
i, ,,ant the home neus!


That is all.
This would not be perfect but it
would be Il pure ballot.
1t would cut ont all the rag-tag and
bobtail elements.
1t would be heavy slap at the DO
litical manipulators.
With the political bosses endorsed
Il nd the riil-ratf fenced, the reoistra.
non ana elections would be the nor
mai and natural expression of the de-
cent, the intelligent and responsible
citizenship of both town and country.
1t would put the honest voters in the
saddle and the political tricksters in
the soup.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15

Wedding gifts, cut glass and Sill
YER GOLpMAN'S, Seattle.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15

TUESDAY the ground was broken on
Fourth street, on the alley next to the
Hhemke block for single story brick
building for O. Peterson. 1t VIII prop
ably be ready for occupancy by the
middle of December. Thus the good
work of building brick blocks goes on
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15
Chest Pains From
Tobacco Heart"
Valvular Heart Dis.
ease Threa tened.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Cured Me.

The effect of excessive smoking shown by
such symptoms as heart pains, heartburn,
smothering spells. shortness of BREATH hut-
tering and palpitatlon, is most serious. If
your heart is in any way affected you should
at once begin the use of Dr. Miles Heart
Cure which enriches the blood, regulates the
hearts action and improves the circulation.
81 am a local newspaper man and
have been an nveterate smoker since my
boyhood. A little over a year ago | first
noticed symptoms of heart trouble, palpita-
ton AMI acute pains and peculiar, | might
say, indescribable feeling across my chest.
Local physicians said had tobacco heart
/ quit smoking for 4 while and took regular
dose of digtalis and bellad ma with some
relief but the same old symptoms were sti
there. A friend OF mine here recently died
of what the doctor said was vavular disease
of the heart, Knowing that his symptoms
were similar to mine felt that my time too
was limited, although am still Young
man. in my thirty-nnth year. In Skillman
& Stones drug store here DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure WAS recommended. began
taking it and | can positively state that its
effect is marvellous. have juSt finished my
third bottle AMI feel like kid and believe
am cured. This letter is the Spontaneous
utterance of one who wishes to thank YOU
for benefits receivel."-WM. Y. Grant.
Seattle, Wash, formerly of Spokane, Wash.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie Dr. Niles Remedies. SEND for free book
on Nervous AMI Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15

Charles Splawn of Thorp, was in the
city Monday and says he has made
study of the stars for years and can
foretell the weather as good as any
man. He predicts Il warm rainy WIN
ter, says sheep will live on the range
all winter without any feeding what
over
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15
To Spend The Winter.

MIR. and Mrs. +. J. Sprague of Oregon
are guests of their daughter and fami-
ly Mrs. DR.. McCauley. They expect
to spend the winter here. 1t will be
remembered that they spent several
weeks with the DR.. and family four
years ago.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15

Miss Kate Suver, VINO took up
school in Dist. No. 43 about mohlh
ago is progressing very nicely
1obn Schamerhorn left on the west
bound passenger Monday afternoon
JG. Helm of Yakima, was in the
city Saturday.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15

ceive fair treatment for we are not in
Il position to demand it. We can never
receive justice until we can demand
and exact it. and inilict the penalty on
the proper heads if it is not forthcom-
I'M
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-15

samples shown and measures taken by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
TO AFFILIATE WITH ADELPHL
Trustees Adopt Proposition in Regard to
BROOKLYN Group Of Alliance Franchise.

The trustees OF Adelphi College. in Brooklyn
have adopted proposition that the Brooklyn group
OF the Alliance Fransaise De affiliated with that IN
stitution This society. which is only part OF q
great system for the propagation Of the trencn
language rasiating from the central head, Paris
was established about Eve years ago.
The deDsrtuent Of French Of Adelphi College IN
SOS invited the Harvard lecturer Rene Doumic- 70
lecture in French before the students. NJ Doumic
suggested tn Mile V. E. scharff head OF the
French department. 10 apply for a tdeieSa, uon
Fro- Paris anc begin group OF the a4nance
-T7be suggestion acted anc soon mere WIS
Started one OF the most successful OF me sSFel'N
49, rrolIr-s r. the United States.
T-vv, wears ago Adelphi College gave tne group
,he use Of the college for It's H1ontny meet
tics and when the free classes IN trencn, now q
-.g--fsr feature of the work were organized cSss-
ICONS we're put the disposal OF the aillals
Gently TIE president Of the group M,Is SioIetSS
2 S-fa-ff-asked the trustees OF Adelpn Soi-se
-iat fhe group - officially affiliated Win tfle COZ
lee as mas been done In chicago WIN Ihe Nii4-
.ylrsf-v and IN New York with ColLILoia -.
An Official recognition Of the af;liatlon OF Ins
----- v-irF the college will allow II the pIlNleBe
- 5svinr the club mentioned IN the co,iege az
SognS ard MAJ secure the privilege OF men l
80 in the alliance for any OF me co9ee SUI
s,,SSyfnr in F-ance The Brooklyn alliance mas a
- 1e-Thin OF over one hundred II oneis IS .en
8e=sis VasrIy 20 the Brooklyn high schools. Last
- 49, FTe, classes IN French numbered over Two
hundred and fifty stpoene'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

N-vTo-sy o--oee- "a rsos
,cbbnr ehsracte- and Vte rec-p, are nr.t r.. feet
,9g .e5s,9y soma Sa' new 9 -. 1.y s .r- .na a..
golns sxpofv a. private ssrrnz 10 ss7T ssiSs
rasr-ov 1905 ches-e hu-h, .2s5: g Ipos g So
Ses 1913 s. 90 a. stack turtle g sseS2 =: 4
ira gaI,fo.s 81 % :, g T ~ !, ,59 9 ~ ne
sfu-a as4-, IS: 10 toreiEp e-a osgs2 Is; greer
PCS 7 Ssash s5ot sod pretty wen ... s1.y
sn1 -; 1 srss. was FsSesiy oppos-t e any ssvsnes
n quotations Sqt ,cz.e q n. 'peal 1-s sosx,
5ut steady. western tsctory re9evatea ard sars,ns
s,21s SOC 2,ee 70 h-.ts 2oae1sc 30 .se5na.
- 40 aTd. Isel-s % s,a;s t.iy ,, ,qss
we-.e-5 iraitzton crsane nrsts i5siss: = .scon.s
ts@isIe: A. tsi-ss fserfc: Sves;eru ssctory hsis
lsaisc; so ru--nt uske t-sts tsc - ,.,sr.s It1s
-u--snt make No L lite 40 10 ne: 20 No 3. TT,
cHrEsE--N--. s. v-ry r,,l. s,.ve--s, so-say ans
.tz-s hsv. s.sn IN ns-rsi supply aur-s we-s a.
Vim: there rs been ar -. D.. T,s sGr. ,9f ,
i-rsnd suS receivers ssvs hss considerable
rl.os q, .r1 .cr-v+sf ur-~--sn I.rr. size. n nzSt
-uppy ard TIE few Ia. esar snv- sor-e svt % hor-
~ rinrIs hoT ., 'uH e-~a- cheese hsv'-r h~--
active. ans ssre rrss.- h-Is ssou; ss-asy an
49,, 80 $3.50 rSr--oc1 -sSi- -. ~ soic-.s 49, "a.
'or Write Exports 5 go bye. We sgct.; state ran
10 Toaa e. p-,un% in-Iie common seloc d
oT.. .s ~ common 70 CIV s7iS, ~ 80,
choic- es.c: e. 1-'r7e TssfShc 81 na-t sk'rs
rrirne TF7Isc. zod sTS-c; % common sair ~ =
W. 30 SuU -ssfr-S ftATS-
rGGS-Ns-te, % -NoVfns . ,u-rNsr gr-fusi ss-r-rin<
t.rs.nc, ou~ts-'ar- auv advanced fsn~y
ec.-r ooi-ts wSich
strictly gafh--eS
-sd % ~. .r r sss y- 49, $500
nr quality rs---av Ntta'rsn'e tAat -rse ART
slight n-e7ir1 for exceptionally ere
We state Prrn~yivsrfs 49, --srhv
z0fT2r - fancy -1iy-s .ss'sr; g.
e1@2ae- Western Sr- A. H---s
2,e: 40 .-con,. 7iae7c 70 hirds i-snc; drti's iss
Sc. eh-~s. fi~TF~. r.f-x--sfcrs is19c
rRTrrT-FRFsH-Ar- s- n h.svT surrIy srd ~~ss
Pear n selling vel WIEN etrir. ~ psor
Pfrearpie- nm. Grsres s'~scy C>sr-srYes e..
nrrri, trr-xuiar 1usty. Grapefruit ~-sk
%, ruo-e. AppIra ersw p--r~ssl - tcuss besr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

daughte- Miss Elsie Moore were IN Paris last
week Miss hOores health Is much improved.
Among those who have returned 70 town during
the last week are MI. and Mrs Robert Low Pierre
pont. OF Pierrepont-st. from Bay Shore Long ISL
and: Miss Agema V. Wheeler, OF Pierrepont-st..
from Adamsviile. r. l.: MI. and Mrs Frederick ".
Blossom OF Henry-st., from Quogue. Long Island:
Nj and Mrs wihelmus Mynderse and Miss Myn-
dsrSe. az Joralernon-st from Pomfret. Conn: Mr..
and Mrs J. Spencer Turner, OF Remsen-st-. from
Sarsnac Lake; Mrs. Adele Van Brunt and the
Charles NJ Bulls OF Henrv-st-. from Karlsruhe.
Newport, r J.; Mrs. Edward Barr, and the Misses
Arr Of Sta test, from Lake George: Mr. and Mrs.
J Wilson Hart ~ Clinton ave. from Warwick,
y. Y: Mrs. Albert 3. Chandler, OF ChntOn-ave-.
from Randolph. Vt: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Il.
CreaEh. OF Dean-s1.. from Brentwood Long Island:
AIR and Mrs. John Van Buren, Thayer, Of Monroe
Place from Brooks Vale Conn; Mrs J. Guthrie
Shaw OF Montgomery Place, from Hot Springs,
Va Mrs Julia ". Barr, % No. l8 Park Place,
from Saratoga Springs. y. Y: M. and Mrs. John
Thornton and Miss Helen Thornton. Of Garfield
Place from Bay shore. Long Island. Mr. and Ms.
William Arnold Of Lincoln Place. from Water VI IL
Grace Ellis Of President-st. from Bay shore.
Long Island. and MrS. Alexander Robb. OF Wash
frgror-ave. from Zabtkon. Alexandria Bay.
Ms William n. Force. OF Lawrence. Long ISL
and and her two daughters. sailed last Tuesday
for Bremen on Kaiser Wilhelm II Professor VII
IAN H Goodyear. Of St Johns Place, arrived on
the Pretoria last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
NEW COURTROOM READY.
Many Congratulate Justice Good
r7ch on His Toste

Iesanos and dignity have been skilfuiiy blended
IN the decorations and furnishings ., ,,s - -.
room OF the Appellate Division OF the suDr.n.
sToosv Se'I pr. department in the Borough Han
charge OF the transformation o. ,ha Is 80 90.
was formerly the Brooklyn Common Council cham
Der and later the Court of Special sessions has
been heartily congratulated on his artistic taste
orooAiyn lawyers are willing to match the new
Ing the alterations and furpisb,ns =, -. .-.,-S-
chambers and clerks room. cost s., COO.
The color scheme is dark the f,,-ni,,,-. AZ, ,,,s
work Oeing IN ~eathered oak relieved by the ivorv
Whi'e Vouchea with gold Of the half columns
a so-o YVES ne sue walls and ceiling The carpe-
heaVy wilton OF deep pile is rich red TSs bes,,v
tasseiieo curtains that hang from bronzs ToIa. :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeVV-I0rs. Oct7her =. I9F73
COFFEE-The coffee market very active Satur-
DAY and ruled generally firm continuation Of the
recent demand which encouraged IN the present in
stance BY hrrer European cables CONTINUED small
receipts. The market opened steady advance OF
Splu points and closed steady ret unchanged on Oct
ber but from TO 10 points higher otherwise Sales
were It's $50 bags heavy business for ralf day.
TIE source OF all this buying is Just puzzing 70 the
inclined
is coming through the various commission houses from
eyadicaie has teen formed among various Wall Street
terests matter Of fact is nothing ALSO
lutely confirm either Of these opinions and think
that Il is nothing more than the spreading Of butsh
sentiment and the attracting Of fresh interests Into the
market prices gradually forced inward However
this be. the thing that is important IL that there
good demand in the speculative market OF course
would big long Interest Is being accun1u-
lated, that ary better IN crop accounts
might provoke sucn heavy realizing 10 undo al the
recent advances For the time being however. crop
ports continue bUIlish. Havre AaA franc higher;
Hamburg i4dis pfernig The primary markets were
quiet and unchanged Receipts light The spot market
firm, with quotations the oasis OF iS-l8c Tor
Rio No :.
The o: prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

front Of the ehrasures for the windows, OF red
SILK to match the carpet The panels between the
columns on the walls OF heavy ribbed green
SILK The Ionic columns which are a deep rich
ivory, support entablature Of similar and beau
uful design, giving indescribabls dignity and
beauty TO the room.
The justices bench is al the eastern end OF the
room. facing the massive oak doors. 1t is fitted
with little compartments: in front OF each justice.
whereby he gets a brilliant light 70 follow the
briefs without having any Of the light penetrate
OUT into the room On the front of the bench are
the seals Of the Appellate Division, Second Depart
ment and OF the Borough OF Brooklyn, in bass-re-
lief. They were first carved in wood. and then
brouZed. The furniture. in weathered oak IS mas
sye and the chairs are upholstered in dark leather
From the centre Of the room hangs big electro
Her OF intricate and beautiful design. II is in duh
brass, and carries more than sixty lights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
WOMAN FOLLOWS BURGLAR ON CARS

Mrs. william Sorers. Of No. 81 0uincy-st'
r,-,-ETv, captured a burglar on Friday afternoon
- ,s-corn-anyfng him a trolley car and calling
= ..r,o.-,sn Al the nrst opportunity On returning
bou,. she found the kitchen door uniockeo' a.
,.,,-b sbe had turned the key when she left the
house
So, g man passed out Of the house, and walked
-u,i5lv down Cuincy-st-- 20 SSuyVesant-aVs'' ano
.ss-os "a Resc-ave.. where he Jumped on car
49, zcarnfoHu Mrs 5omeTs. who was tolioWl ns
49, go tlrnueti on the When the man cls
o,1t 81 the door at De Ia Dave, and
SPR5-s.s ~ : De kalb-svs- car. MS: oorners tol-
f-tS suit At Hamburg-eve-. foHcenlan lie y
lONe ....o5fre or the corner and sHs summoned
.ss -. .nSrosched the man threw out OF the open
- - |vor-1ans gold bTacsle. which was picked
~ -. me policeman and taken 70 the station
~ - r-nSe- the seat which ne hao occopteo Va
$500 g lonr chisel. which Mrs soner' "a" MN
~. asmburg station the eri,o'.r says me
- 49, = Howard but refused nis sluTrSs
4. ~ iieved be fictitious ne ora, ct
Ltx1.h Re RAD thrown away dio not oelohL 20 ~,
etIcn ~ ~ uos found that nothing mac Oeefi
49, ---rn nor apartTr ents- - -,.a-.,
- -ases-sve court yesterday IRE 90
" Ia ~ Magistrate Furlong w 49, oa., a. sci
vas 49,, Tf il believed he has sooo co"'.,
. po wa. well dressed IN caIs ei9aa,i =, an
%ors mixed gray fall oVsr0o"1 'OA
-anH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sew-Tor<. October "a. 1904
BE-TyES-No receipts sales reported Dress
scss. extreme range
T9zc Der ID: beef. 5+zl6sc CaSies sst -
.ved 1oted American live eats selling Al lG1Gll -.e
dressed weight. refrssrsr0T beef prce DC 5er ID
Reported exports today follow The Cesrrisn Tor
s.rpooi about go a1d so quarters % beef.
the Cmorts Liverpool Isoo quarters, the Anss@S-
81 go cattle and l.eol S1artsrss rs
Toronto s0 cattle and GA sheep 70 Lo0con and I'D
Hull -
CALvEs-Rseeipts. AL for ne uarEsL vsrs n
mead making Vftn carried from yss,er-
4sv a total or head sold Il At Jsrssy C1tY
ard Z stn-sL- No reported .
.uur dressed wears. s1l@-c 10. country
5lsIfc. and Ted caves
LAMBS-R-cepts. al FOR
<e. wsr- fvs Los head. making with the
stccs carried from yesterday t0al % lSs
20 % sold. Jersey CITY and Ia At Stxtieeh-ss-
IN q late little mad been trans-
acted ire market ruling almost nominal Less than
n, cars Of STOCK had changed hsnfs TRs few reported
sales we're S3G3 50 per 100 10 for sheep and
z51S5 30 for larnba Dressed mutton ogtc par ios
dressed lambs. "a
SaIes-H 4 HolIiss - STATE Isno4 az d
aga az IS so per 100 70: 70 DO. 81 ID AZ IS 81 10
SIafs sheep. f9S b. 81 so do 700 n at 81
UOGS-RecsipJs IN Of 2Z3I head: 4
xsIs aEv. No reported
County dressed quoted at TGsac 10 tor heavy
ssles-H Hollis LAts yesterday. - ssass
hoxz 81 50 u 100 u. ro-lxhA M
- y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

nisner vim ccr-rne-r &c o'ci-cs pecen-ee.
was Guoted d tc and May seisc Cables without
uca restue and there little Interest s7ar
from tns whsat strength further talk about The
nuskne returns and q May IN Csicsgo By
houses Stocks st Chicago expected to
enoN scI,e increase for the week wheat sxrorf
trade entirely shut oct nv rhs sfrner prices no
corn closed 81 &c nominal IN elevator snt s2Ne
enoat. Ne white. e2kc and No yei.gv 3<&e. b
an.s OaIS-Wth Other markets cats showed c-rsfd
cfsote nrnsss and activity. with bving through cnnte
sion houses feature az me No cats edged
4z&c: No g. 4oSc No white ard Standard white. <3c
10 Fh-te, t@-sc: track vhfte ffEs3c. HYE-Narket
oCli; No western 62isc nominal. sross: state
arc Jersey rye y5d5stzc BARLET-Marset QUIET feet
Ing was quoted iIc. and mating 56S5sc bosh ras-
faio- BCCkWHEAT GRAIN-Market quiet quoted sic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25


MoLAssES AND sYRUPs-Mozsses ard syrurs
steady 70 firm demand fairly active and tuil prices
common s;sGI$c. fair. iteec good i7e721c prime. "a
I4I5e ta i61Isc lsG2Ic. 22325c; fancy.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-steam soruag. cputinued in Nm
ted demand for cotton ETC. from southern ports ard
moderate Rates continued steady VITA tonnage il fair
15q9es' N several qepaI mems S9oSaf'qrS % AtNs
Ha1 a.a; Glass07 "a q3sd: Leita 2i.d a9nalnai. NV
castle 30. December; Rotterdam. 41.c: Bremen ga
1sen I5 Hsm1.s 52 Dg3n.ss; sqo5 e LysTR2s
stea11er 81 to1- cotto5 vnrto- 70 IJvrroo5I eSs
opton Bremen Sss Nover,be-. Brsb steamsr tons
2e 80. option Bremen, rate November: Biz
25e, option Client g7s prompt. British steamer. 2oss
tons Gotten savannah 70 LissTpool or Bremen 2Is Cd
@ United kiAEdoro Continent private terms NGvem e.
Cittagong to New-York 81 12- Boston 80 - o. Dundee
s 81 sFsR sts4nss Lag S oss , ~, re
Bilbao 20 Philadelphia Baltimore IS "a: swedish
terms; British steamer 32 West india trade.
tons scrap iron Santiago Philadelphia sos French
,lp * s1ns e es. D ~ Sc e. y 4
tons Ruas Ayss s S . 2gs 9'a' g g ss ss
5g; s tons .eT R SaSo s aa gs tens s .
amber Gulf 70 Rosario, s1i Is: British
second p,rt 81 90 one 50 n two por. schooner $50 tens
ties. jacksonville Philadelphia private terms coal cut
g. 80 = . .t,,-g -. 80 I,,,s.- sav,,Ts5
70 PhiiadePha pirate terms oosi sS' private terms
terms bark +oI tons dry cypress Charss;n to Boston
Georgetown urtvate schooner. ssa coal
c8ossesd eli Rss au on sataTdaS md abo
steady without further important charge The linseed
quOtsfioas Or general conditions Refined petro,s
yesterdays advance Petroleum BIS So 20
s. Is !" reAned cases Ne1-YorE $50 CoTToSsEEo
oIr-Prne crude. mills 27a2sc, prime suHr1e- 81
I1 on yeiiag 4t4sc IIysEEb of1NArser5sn seei
CITY sea4oc: out-Of-town 3sassc: Calcutta
PRovIsIoys-There was considerable -t-ensts no.ed
the precision i1t n9ty'nsaoesg aeG9s Of S9 nc
n ne f 1T az r,oa.@Sos syeIins r.
pe-teS bst MONDAYS receipts vii . siooo hoE.
we're IL OF bad Karsas CITY had 100 head and orsaaa
a mi s f9kk ort eeaZ sss 2fs BEEFet
Msss ssG<s5 family slcasO So pack. s9gt1O extra
.g 2fa oss Ed aE Ge4 0f sso
TIC $50 n. re; ieo n; Sc lto 70 Sic pigs s%gsc
Il n ioise: u % aae Picsed shoulders aqlst sgetsd
TAIow-Du cry & 9og3' !. t5saa n::. Lar :. 90
SIC Refined lard quiet: quoted South America s..
Gentl9sn; eTas 81, Esss So c0sD o!ag az sl.
597l.-: cry lard stearine. sasRc
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