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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
Restored to citl.ensblp.

Governor Chamberlain today grant.
Cd a restoration To citizenship of
Joseph ~ Barber convicted OF forg.
cry IN Baker county and sentenced to
serve two years In the penitentiary,
which term Of service he completed
on June 20, 1908. BARRIERS restora,
uon is based on good conduct while
q prisoner and his previous good rec.
ord Many prominent citizens. espe-
elally those OF Baker county. pc.
uuoned the goyernor TO grant the res
'eraiion' and give the young man an
opportunity TO make himself a name
and plaoe among good c~itlzenss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14

work required Of them. Thus FAR the
strike has been a very peaceful one IN
salem. and 1t is supposed it will re-
main SO until the tie-up is settled. MT
Dancy says he can secure all the help
he wants. and would put on men
If he needed them, but, under existing
circumstances, he finds it unneces'
sary to add to the force at this time
In some of the larger cities the
strike has caused serious embarrass'
ment. but this condition is one that
is not expected to reach the smaller
places. where a comparatively small
force is employed by the telephone
company.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
Baseball Protests.

Albany has protested one pan
that of the Fourth of July. and Euss
one. that of Saturday. Both prot.,
will be considered and acted On
President Turner, of the league. q,
time this week. His decision viii.
mailed TO the other directors Of /,
league at Roseburg. Eugene and !
lem, and If satisfactory will stand
the other directors wish to act N
the head of the president, a meet
will be necessary.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14

AppOintg

Governor Chamberlain this Al
noon appointed ten delegates to re,
sent Oregon in the Trans-Misslsdt
Commercial Congress. to be held
Seattle, August 18th to 21st. The !
tlemen appointed were:
w. II. Holmes, Salem; c. X. Hsr
Portland; ]. Thorburn Ross, PortlrI
]. w. Cusick, Albany; George
Small, Baker City; @. G. Warner
hemia; w. j. Winner, Waldo; C.
Talmage, Tillamook; Chas. v. @
way, McMinnville and J. II. Rot
Sumpter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
The Mammoth Blackberry.

C. a. Chapman, Of the Garden
Road has made a success OF the Nam.
moth blackberry, introduced at Salem
by the Oregon Nursery Company
They n h large and prolific as the
logan berry. and a nne berry TO eat
They have but one hult-they dror
on easy but. In spite Of this. MFR
Chapman thinks they are destined tC
become yeD popular and profitable.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
Ryan Fell
While DruI

Chicago. July 1.-THE police :
believe Willie Ryan, the osl
jockey, fell from the elevated s
ture on the Lake Shore while b
Gated at the end of two dayi.
baueh. Ryan is dying in the hol
with a broken back, He was
Sunday afternoon, and the stoda
first led to the theory that he hAN,
murderously assaulted and ii
there by two unknown men.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
Get Your
COIIatef

The Carnival committee is eEs
lngly anxious that all persons hci
claims against the Carnival n
will not only call on Manager ID
to secure their warrants, but also
on the treasurer. August Huckes
and have their warrants cashed
peculiar condition of affairs ea
that men. having secured their |
rants. fail to get their money
them. though the officers are ~.
all to cash the warrants at the \
urer's office at once The comm
cannot close up the business Of
Carnival until all claimants get :
warrants paid.
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state 0amr Marden.

John W Baker. state game warden.
has been Ia the city for a few DAYS on
ofnciai business he has decided 70
appoint John Lewis. the Salem con.
stable deputy Tor Marion. Polk and
famhih John will make a fearless
and v%lsorous prosecutor Of an viola.
torn Of he game laws that are brought
90 bic notice.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
Papers Give Roast to
Umpire Nc
COrmack
Dis-interested Parties Rec
Ognize the Fact That he
is Doing Good Work,
Stopping Back Talk

The Eugene Guard in umpiring the
matter between its team and Umpire
Mccormick does not seem to take
that impartial. falr.minded position II
demands of the latter. This is the
way It dishes up the Saturday and
Sunday games:
The general result of the William
cite valley league games for Satur'
day and Sunday puts Eugene to sec
ond place with a clean margin The
margin should have been greater.
Saturdays game at Albany was a par
tisanship contest on the part Of the
umpire. He was unreasonable in all
his decisions, and would not allow
common questions to be asked him by
the players Of the Eugene team.
The great Jaw Mccormick, Of the
Salem town. was this illustrlous indi.
vidual. and the name Of doing was
almost the cause of his undoing. When
the Sunday game was called there
was a bunch Of a hundred Eugene
men, strong-muscled and determined
to see that things were done on the
square, watching the umpire for foul
dealing. but behold! he saw them
there, and gave the boys a fair deal.
AT yesterdays game there was not
slightest disposition to act smart
On his part. There would have been
something doing every minute" and
most OF It would have been the
umpire.
How II Was Saturday.
The thinning game Saturday was a
Ipectacle. On the occasion of a raw
Iecision. Tim shanahan asked the um.
lire II he meant the decision. "You
,et out of the game, and II you say
ny more, get out OF the grounds"
his answer
We'll win this game under pro.
said somers to the Albany first
aseman. The umpire thought il was
omething about him. so he benched
omers. He eve ordered him to get
ut of the grand stand and sit with
he players. At this jolly Somers
Ipped his hat. and Mccormick said:
That's an insult You can get out
4 the grounds" And Somers was de.
lied the privilege of seeing the game.
With two Of the best men out, Eu.
'ene held out for 10 innings. The
'ame was protested. and Eugene has
rood chances to win.
Yesterday the contest In Albany was
| pretty n The presence of a
'rowd from Eugene made the umpire
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
The LinemenS
Strike Here

me strike Of the linemen OF the 10.
II 'eiephone exchange has thus far
caused very little embarrassment TO
NAnaser W. H. Daney. Last Thurs.
Gay Ms four hnemen went out. leav
= him without a man but Bert wal
'eN one OF the men, returned 10 work
On The following day, and a new line
man vas secured tron Portland. and
me Two have been able TO DO an the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
Pooling With
a Boomerang

oyster Bay. July i4-President
Roosevelt is today engaged on the
Kishineff petition. Strauss and Levi
Wolf are with the President. review.
ing the matter. They took luncheon
with him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
GRINDS
OUT A
GRTST
Circuit Court is Right
Down to Bust
ness
HOenighaus who Passed a
Worthless Check, Pleads
Guilty and Went to
the Pen Today

In the circuit court last evening the
iury In the case Of the State Of Oregon
vs. Clayton Bradley. on the charge Of
pointing a gun at b. Southwick, re
tired at 4 o'clock. and in a few min.
utes returned into court with a verdict
OF acquittal.
The a $ Of J.. w. Ransom & Son VS..
H. NJ. McGlnnis. an action to recover
on a not given in payment of a car
rage. was called at 4 o'clock. The
parties are from Turner. and McGin.
mis- and the McFarlane boys bought a
carriage from f. A. Virgins, giving a
note in payment for a balance due.
paying a part Of the purchase price In
cash. Later they returned the car.
rage. Mr.. Virgins turned the note
over 70 f. NJ. Crolsan. for whom he
acted as agent, and Mr.. Crolsan, in
turn. sold II TO Ransome & Son, who
sued McGinnis in the justice court.
McGlnnis secured a verdict, when
plaintiffs appealed to the circuit court.
The ease wal tried yesterday before
the following Jurors:
J.. A. Pooler. Sam Helmroth. II. II.
Coshow. Gerome Morley, oliver Jory,
II. A. Hmkle, G. A. Nye, H.. A. John.
son, r. A. Crossan. I. M. Hicks, NJ. q.
A. G. Jerman.
At 1880 last evening the cas was
to the Jury. with instruc.
to return a sealed verdict, and at
D:S0 o'clock a verdict was reached,
which was delivered to the court this
morning, finding for the defendant.
s. b. Hoenighaus, arraigned yester
day on an information charging him
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, by giving a worthless check TO
], Conner. OF the Hotel willamette.
into court this morning, pleaded
TO the charge. and, waving time,
was sentenced TO the %penitentlary for
year. He will be taken TO prison
afternoon by Sheriff Goliath.
Emil Beier, the German, who point.
ID a rife at Sanford Hammack, near I
lear Lake, on last Friday evening. {
vas arraigned yesterday afternoon.
not guilty. and his trial will
,e set for some day this week. Z
The case Of C. d, Trotter, plaintin. I
's. the Town OF Stayton, defendant. {
$ on trial In the circuit court this al.
.ernoon, before the following named
Jurors, and the case will take up the
day: /
T. NJ. Hicks, R. F. Cooley, James l
Winstanley, w. J. r. Jones, o. G.
Savage, NJ. Cooley. r. d. Teter, NJ. j..
J, A. Pooler. C. A. Nye, w. II.
BLACK, u. II. spalding.
A large number Of the citizens of
stayton are on hand to testify in the
case. which Is an action for dam
ages, brought by the plaintiff against
town for unlawully ~arrestlng and
Inning him for improving his property
when they claimed a part OF IL for
streets.
One order was made by the court,
as follows:
p l. Frazier and J. NJ. Long, plain.
TINS va the Western Union Telegraph |,
Co. defendant damages; plaintiffs
motion to make answer more definite.
and demurrer TO part OF answer filed.
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Miss Annie BeIsen left on the All
ance yesterday tor salem where she
has accepted a posiuou as teacher in
he public schools Miss Biesen was
one o. Iuuhhelds most popular
young ladies' and her host Of friends
here wish her success DO her new neld
.of educational work SUNDAY Coast
Mail
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14

see where his bread was buttered J.,
he was as good as a baby with Ma \.
tie. The runs came in where a.
should, and Eugene scored a orsr,
victory in nine innings Keil for /,
bany made the only run, and pl.,.
an excellent game all around.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-14
Makes the Train Record.

London, July 14-The Great West,
ern railway claims It has the worlds
record. A train ran from London to
Plymouth, 246 miles, in 1854 min.
utes.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

HIDEs-Tre market is steady firm, Demand from rom
Matsors I1aaS Is saFi' 2@9 Tfsle ss fnoeo
pco and Bog95a @e GeTtral Amergsn S ic; nea
eo Payta and Tobasso i9ls Rio sche & DRY @ aud
hnionIo a9d Laredo, 2oc IEATIII3RA - ty fairly large
Bs n9a, 5pSfs OF isses ef d @ srgs The general tone
steady 70 firm Nth prices auotea as io'GT thirds A9 i
2ise: rejects 1s9ie2 union ght backs 5q 5st $sG
Siege oak dresTed h9eks a5q$sG seconds Sf 2g$6c
is 4aTss 6ss sSs Sole s elise lS'@'' betting butts ''9'Y'
Is a t6.y aS Price. 's1 a4. fsdfs93 6sn1 IS IN t.
1882 us Cd for spot and f1S5 Is Sd @ for futures
adysnssa diva @ y, Is "a Cd in 3ndon & dofns 9s It
rsSained r8 lhs % qae, and uness STANDARD
2G y s nominal nina s9 at II Il @ s a 9
quiet and here s ' s and an IN Lad0n ana u
hsng5 at 9 Is 50 R nRd G aso wns gnehaesa sesa
abroad Glasgow closing IS and Middlesboro at as %
On On s s9ndT Se o Is anote at s54@ss4 90 No foundry
i2an65s nanfasi. southern go ''S'-' w.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-A lot Of - bbls syrup
first new lot put on time. Offerings
Iolssses but quiet and unchanged Black strap
folow New-oreans centrifugal common. e3 @1Sc;
1s1ec good, l7a2lc: prime 22a27s; Neworieapg oRen
seod 1saaio prime 22o2sc: fancy sSassc
sm and ss
pe5 Ts5 aoaons to IvePPoo and AnRerp @ I
London. Glasgow and Bristol "a; Hun and Newcastle ~
otterds 4ise nominal cotton e LyerPo9 Per 100 H.
1900 ars grain Baltimore picked United King
Continent. including Cork and Londonderry Is
Ioizd option Hamburg. 2s Denmark. 2s
1900 ors grain cuif or Denmark private terms
prompt: British steamer, 0s9 tons. coal Cardiff to
raar; sTitish 1877 West India trade
hence to Porto Rico private terms; British 1880
tons esit Turks Island Ne-York Boston private
terms schooner 1oao tons phosphate rock Port Tampa
Johnston 70 WaFehar. IS; schooner tons coal
coal Phila depha TO Providence schooner tons
stone. Hull.s Quarry Me. TO Phiaoelphia 81 25 net:
s515; British steamer. 1850 tons. Rio Janeiro
Baltimore, private terrns.
prevailing small stocks hand. and the market
sequently rues very steady without showing much
business at this the year usually goes is sun
unchanged but steadily held Refined petroleum is active
in bulk So e5; P1iiadelpia bbis IS i5 and in bulk
IS 90; refined. cases. NewYork $40 So Cottonseed OIL
low zoqsIc: of yellow seq 4oc; grades
45c spot prime. white 45c; prime winter yellow, 45c
town raw. 45d46c: Calcutta raw 75c. Lard OIL s5qse
PROVlSfONS-ln the provision market there
toward higher values. in view receipts steady
live hog market snd the strength Of at Chicago
the close very steady best
point Interior receipts IS 800 including "a
al PoRkEssy noed Ness si7 7setss Is faniis
SIS 5eaSis: short clears. SIS ges2o .BEEF-Easy
Quoted at SO 500 81 30. DRESSED HoGs-Firm
Quoted essSn sc u p e sss bees eli s aa
soso;ed; Smoking ss& aIoe 10 no. exc: NJ &c. 10
sms sn; eaist; aaoteS At iiGii TALLovniet
e-fty sisc; country. 8. q6isc IARDsteady; quoted
T. az o sssaR nStsa: soa5 I.rie. 10 &C. eontinent
iosoc: Brazn kegs. i2o COMPOUND nn ollAi& At 1N7
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

] sSii = s S$F = $&F'S si'
TIg sood SO g 8a saeise I? fancy IS 9 "ss as q a.
s,o~ TO s. o s M .4s q s sq?s fa Tl.f I'm?
asotsd pf%e fS@s bran raj 'rss seo ss s.eS S =
v fsss SCI seds!s nsssa oil Cake oil cake
I rl r. fSeustns s9i oar
WsFe t an an monda9 as BEING nsT r nor
and without any special signlesnee as to trace was oe
destitute Of feature Aside the prom
Psn' s sn eoasf & aGt ns E aoT
hese WAS 9Eyer M me opeI,oS an SfeSusnt periods
Of steadnes we're due as much to s,rSngh rIIIs M sought
utilize private cables Paris which reported IN
The difcuy securing from mis- news news how
kets ali options closing partly POINTS lowe
WI hs s,e 0 s,;a MOS 10 s'"f Fng Gsher Se on closed I'd nst
lover and export houses had few % @rdrs 3 m 5I ie s was not
convincing The export trade as finally fpGr,, omTorts
evidence that the situation is d MIN
sgor seg mere nn@nee ha a@5her
would be started & uF therr 6e % Gts si2 900 hush last
year. in corn tle contrast between the 1p6 mgIe6S
a weskening factor in the market midday , gas .s
oT nT 9crssse s Of 9Sse 5Ssee n sT {n
decrease last year in the o1esponaing ~ee N q the eject
wheat higher there returning 70 o afost
basis as folons: oos %G nsrI @ ,ortbepn Duluth.
ao \" Northern, New-lork 9TS ana TG feature in
@ or % tb S fre6n M TitR which certain interests
offered MAY derirnent Of prices m ccn'fdse o9 "a
stre the where poor gTaolns' d
cash demand prospects for further une st
LII had an on sentiment Locally tuc Ilai r.
closed i all positlons sharing IN here
a marked increase N ar
Including Of contract corn ana ozrS ai yvest
q 3n improving car sltua on a.
1hich suggested movement toNato Le 80
necNrne
in the market as il earl, established hat hu[oPe
everything offered As Vas u,e
~ Hfnd business was oniv limited by the supply and
total sales just equaled that das II az % 80
An uding movement at the West vas
demonstrated by receipts Of $4,000 hus coIis.4 80
hush Seahoard ce g.
saa bush The domestic STOCKS OF 80
hush vas considerably larger than that gwen III ~
officia figures Mcnday. English markets ~ We % blines!
4igher. Included in inc oAtoIt
at this point 600 bush No corn , aI @ ra, ,x
: 1000 bush yellow 'r"uo
white and yellow 5000 bush corn an9 g lCaS aPT
A lpa's-
ciosed 6aI5c elevator and asc afloat No W. nS
and No 5Slec h ahoat -
-rbe for fairly well sustained al H1s
with good West ard the market arglv nm ~
corn change N ths caSi
ket No > oats c'osed 43S4c: No ;: 4Z4c; 10 Il
M white. track mixed nolhlhal' IN
white .sa4sc and standard white a &c II SIT.
Market y Western. 6o2c o aIodL,
rve $685. -BA RlE3YMarket quietS ~
ouotei 45c c eH-Ycrk and mating "l4oVc 0"'-
faio
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl February 10, 1903.
IN e ctte o 6a Tresesd co 'bSef nnnhaheed a. 79e
per fancy beef at 9isc Latest
refrgePato qn beef so at 81 sc per n Exports tosy
$50 cattle o sheep and $50 quarters on the 2cesnif
COMPANY and the Morris Beef Company.
tALV ES-Recepts of calves 1o2- head. including
s5aS9 per 100 in: little calves at s4as4 city
veas steady at 1il4c per H. country dressed calves un
saiesJohn p Nelson veals. 1st II at 50 50
J. G. Curtis & Son. yeals KS n. at 50; DO 11a ~
M sHEF Il H2 %Np Eifis e ri at Sr Sc s cars or 1896
head. Including 3iz direct ard for the market
sc We're at Jerssv CITY and at sTiieb- Sheep We're
firm 10 15c higher good choice lambs scarce and firm
So 50s5 1OC n: sheep and 50 200
50 0 culls at 81 5oS 10 prime lambs $ so
fb dressed wetherS &C. dressed lambs firm Sc
Ct S !, : oe s rs z eas
'S ~ r. ri Hume me- e Bo ssfP s g sa ~ fs sn6s 81 20 II NJ at s
Ia f. at s. So ShS' ioo DO 1O ei ib at state snse
n kn % Sc So s aa % s. n l9s s ,adsna m @ m s5 %
NJ IS go s3 Indana sheep export 129 H. at s. 90
Is do; 40 II. at 50 25 -
Western do 81 10. at So So 20 Gull lambs. 66 10 S..
Iobin 4 shannon: 90 State lambs, Al Ii, at $6 55:
II. H Hollis: 46 State lambs So rn s. 80; State
Hogs~Recepts weTe II cars or 24oo head. including
143 for sale Market unchanged, Primo state hogs,
Sales-John p Nelson: State hogs, 40 10
erg oommission Cor n gmpaay Gsto yssteIday 133
hogs 1o$ IT, S - rough 81 go 81 ~ at $
1ai n at s. % roughs 255 b. at S. . lf state no
Andrew Mullen date yesterday: State pigs, % H. at
II II Hollis date yesterday: { State hogs 1s5 II
at 81 80; ! rough, 40 IL, SIS So
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

Tsc. srEARINE-Quet. Quoted: oieo. lo'sc. city
lard stearine 1870. -.
RECEIVING the local continues rather ign,, &
prices firmly held under limited offerings ana & lery
strong advces from primary points SIaimage 80.
Orleans. tsegraphs Louisiana movement 70 ue
Receipts. rough 1,1s1 100 sacks: last year
Sales cleaned 96 o53 pockets last year 5000 poc
market Talmaee Charleston, t-iSsFsp,.S
Carolina date: Receipts tl'o sul
Sales. $3.50 bbls; market WITH eenNo
ations follow; Domestic ordina-! "a s-z'
a. &c: prime to choice. 5Ssaosc hea'
Patnaa 5sa5%c Japan foreign. nominal a9
4isG4Ac. Java. 4Ssq4slc Rangoon IN b'1o Lanred
SUGAR--Re1ned quiet aho u'i-u-j 3Liens
Prompt delivery is generally made on ouels.r nt
euo,ed are net jobbers wholesale srooeTs t Sn'
loaf crushed and dominos. 25c mould y adnI
800; MN powdered lsoc; po7ydsTed 0fesopers
dered and fruit powdered 4.I5c: Eagle
eranuated 499e Eagle coarse and extra me m ass OF ne
grsnulated SOC; Eagle fine gTanuiated tione1s' aa
eranulsted. 1850; diamond A. 4.I5c: conlec-u 90
soc Nos l. and ; 40c; No T. fS?c; NO la No 10
+5c No H. fc; No T. S95c No II 39oc; Hos vetai ~ e
-. 3-S5c: No 1t :Shc: Eagle powdered A',c "a
domno= 1l0c There an advance o 80 ,l ~ VI ~ -
beet London. February was quo'su a. 90
IL I'd March UNCHANGED Si1 - -
against 10000 time last year. me Ioosi
could bought fer less ihah e iE 40
now sold at 15-fdc. deiiverea a. az ~
dnery. Centrifugal. a6 test. quoted at CSC;
vado. 81 at 5l6c, and molasses suga'' ~ 'S''
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Fen. -Cattle-Receipts 1900 head no
Texans market slow good to prime steers. 81 4oqS5
81 4nas4 so heers s2as4 canners 81 40sa
bulls. S2dS4 %: calves. $ 500S7
So 504s4 % Receipts day, ., coo
row $4,000 left 6o0 steady higher:
81 1874 rough heavy 6OdS6 sa: light S6 4OGS6 6 uk
sales. SIS 60G$6 So SheepRecepts head; sheep
snd lambs steady 70 strong good to choice wehes 81 o
81 50ds %: Western lambs. 81 75GsJ 40.
Cincinnati. Feb. 1o-Hogs active and higher. 81 $50
50 Cattle steady S2as4 -, Sheep strong, 81 508
East Buffalo. Feb. observation-disclosures. 225 head:
steady steady tops. 50 25S9 75 common good
50l So HogsRecepts, 500 head active: heavy &c
higher others steady; heavy, 81 1oqs 15 few at
90 s7QST 10: Workers and pigs Sc as1 roushs
S6dSG %; stays S5QS5 so Sheep ana lambs-Recepts,
II 100 head steady: top lambs SIS 6OdS6 6: fancy S6
good. 81 3qs6 50 yearlings 50 qS5 1o ewes
81 50qs4 90: top mixed sheep 81 500$i 75: common to
Kansas City Feb MISUNDERSTANDING, 125oO natives
and 500 Texans. Caves--Heceipts 90 Texans and 200
lower; quarantine steady To shade lower
stocers and feeders lower; choice export and
dressed steers 81 5@s5 81 fair to good 81 soqs4 ao
stocers and feeders 81 1884 80: Western led steers
So 5Gs5 Co: Texas and Indian s2 e0gS4 2o Texas
cows 50 25so 90: 81 5ods3 9o native hesrs
s8G 81 m Gamers s2dS2 bulls 81 4Os5 calves s. so
ggber active: top So 971: bulk Of sales Sc soqsS 81
Iisbts sSsS sSis Workers IS 75q$6 s2 pigs s6qs6 a.
eSnsnRscepts $500 head; market steady to strong
stJte lambs s48se Western lambs 50 $50
ca az ,ed ewes S3ds5 native wethers. 50 50si 20
esern wethers s3qs 9o stockers and feeders - eo@
s3 80. ~ IN rsttIe xtesdy: choice s. 15G
& nrine 81 90d7s5 10: good, 81 60Qs4 So Hogs active
r os7 10; light Workers So 9oqSS e5 pigs SO eS0 ~ 20
soughs 50 Sogss 0noS no she 81 asa choice lambs S 58
sp n calves, 81 5cGSo.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FEBRUARY IL 1908.

81 aoas1 so DO per bag 81 e5as So do Havana per
@ 3D. Pf BE- S. sgs DO ns e P 100
III oo s,as, d. 9rda % a. per per eT ~, obs6 bb sa 60
aerngda per box 25@5oe cabbage ton sio@
afoTns 1 Iie per ssgs ssee s az per DC oP Foda PER
Fo2ida per Geay ea 81 es 80 DO sate per dozen
S. esspl9nts Fiords Per box sIas2 - kaie NofGl6 M
per- sasRe GeEEfon si9sf DO p per sass
b M rsGisss p Ncr@ qPs ps 81 ssss PsTsa s DO
Orleans per Dbl $2aS 50 on,aine Bermuda Psr box sr
sa ssa'hss9 81 cs92ns All
S. IS: Pafsls sS1 's! 2 5sss SS" sias
ishes Norfok per- Po basket sas2 squash per bb SIC
8 p lurnps Russia Dbl 5Sao DO ~ Ehite M ~ 81 @ S%
wcs sl@s2 eeFrifr c,ss IsaSs sr DOZEN
25a Soc mushrooms n 2oa 5oG rsGshss Hnb,l PeT @o
stSpRIE BIsw in light suPpy s
ing s 7le at % PsF IL H AR light market
arm 5 at per gso per ID i6 light and
aos s S'caSy e0Te !0eo5 eom6 dsa anc per 90 good
extracted e@1e colitornie ao extracted
roc. in % light supply snd ast bs2e meet fair
outlet steady Peanf dn vg yrras 5fe dang hanS
efFsa eStFs s@s{5ep aS2 ps DO 10 spanish shsed ssa4e
g. hsEor| na Ho per bGsh s2ass bnn1t sas
bltternuts 4oq5oc: black wanuts 5ea5c pecans round
Hay AND STRAvr--HAT--Receiptst turned out heavily
to Hudson River Railroad, with the
Vermont Central making good showing II is likely
that fair portion large total from some
the ponts where loaded have been sideracked
a Prime and No l have not re
ceved additions UP to the OF buyers. and Nos =
ana are not quoted stily they particularly
for small bales Covers good demand for full quality
parcels We quote Prime large bales per 100 No. 81 90
bales less than large Nos and 3 clover mixed pTim
for all merchantabe grades of long Good to prime
7OaS0c: choice in small way. s2l3c. Receipts Of hay
and straw in tons reported Produce Exchange
to-day: Hudson River Railroad. 1420 Erie $50;
Pennsylvania Delaware LackaTanna and western.
10: Shore. 10; Lehigh Valley. 400 Central OF
Neu-Jersey Central. $50; total 2600 tons
Iscei ints Of tray, 10 by river