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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-09-21
THIRD MEETING.
Tuesday, Nov. |, 1904,

al the same places, and botwceu the hours of
y, NJ. and 9 T. NJ. for the purpose of revising
and correcting the ori3lnal LeEistcrs. and Tor
adding thereto the names of all persons en-
titled Ia the right ct suffrage in such Flee
tion District mt the ueNt election, who shall
appear IN person before them or shall be
shown by the Wri:ten affidavit ut somr voter
in such Election District 10 be n LEGAL voter
therein. and of craSing therrtram the name
OF any person who, afterR fair opportunity 10
ho heard, shall b" shown not 10 ht entitled to
vote therein by reason uf uou-rcsldeuce or
otherwise.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-09-21

The hardest work some men do is
looking for chance te put the blame
on the other fellow.
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=CHiRLES {. BE1Ch.
OF course. this is only one other in
stance of TINT consistency which
seems to stamp the Democratic party
of this time.
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"Wednesday, NoV. :, 1901.

for the purpose of receiving the resisters and
ruceiptlne fer atladaNlts etc
The County board Of Election viii be in
session in EicmlnEtuN on
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
NO PERSON
Would Make Such q Proposition to the
People of Minneapolis, as Have
VOegen Bros.

Did you ever know or hear of a
person who would offer to return
every cent you paid him IL he could
not build up and create strength and
vitality for old people, weak, sickly
women and children and the conval-
escent; create an appetite, cure stom-
ach troubles; make those who are too
thin, fat, rosy and healthy. Or cure
hacking coughs, chronic colds, throat
and bronchial troubles?
This is exactly the offer Voege1i
Bros. Drug Co. makes to every person
In Minneapolis.
Voegen Bros. Drug Co. say Vinol
is simply the most valuable and de-
licious preparation Of cod liver oil
known to medicine. It is the greatest
known strength creator and health re-
storer. It makes the blood rich. and
pure. It tones up the tired, weakened
digestive organs It strengthens every
organ in the body to do its work as
nature intended, and wherever It fails
they will give back the money paid
them for it.
Thousands Of unsolicited testimonial
letters, which is the best proof OF
merit any medicine can have, prove its
value. We advise every sick and all
ing person in Minneapolis to try Vinol
on their guarantee to return money if
it fails. Remember you get 1t at the
store of Voegeli Bros. Drug Co.'s two
stores, corner Hennepin and Washing
ton. and corner Seventh street and Mic
ollet avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
CAPITAL CULL1NGs

Senator Hanna is again confined to his bed by
grip.
Florida has selected Roosevelt delegation
to 60 to the Chicago convention.
Fremont, Neb.-Frank Kruger committed sui
eide by taking strychnine In beer. He had a
brother in st. Paul.
Dawson-Fire caused a loss Of $1O5, 900. The
Ladue company lost ST., 900 and the Ames COM
pany 100000. The temperature was 80 below.
The department Of agriculture has issued a
Andrew Boss Of the Minnesota Agricultural cot
lege.
The house committee on Indian affairs Is ex-
pacted to report for passage Representative Mar
shalls bill, opening the lands Of the Devils Lake
indians to settlement.
introduced bills providing for the erection OF
statues to tn memory Of Alexander Hamilton
and William Mckinley.
Columbus, Ohio-Ned Howard Fowler, leading
himself thru the right temple shortly after 3
o'clock this morning and died an hour later.
Representatives Burke and Martin yesterday
appeared before the house committee on rivers
and harbors to urge favorable consideration of
the project for the improvement Of the upper
Missouri river.
New York-More than 1900 men in the build
ing trades at Paterson, N. j., who have beth
locked out for q month, have returned to work.
Their differences with the employers will be set
tied by arbitration.
Representative McCleary has introduced a joint
resolution, providing for the acceptance of the
statute of General Thaddeus Koscusko which
Polish-Americans of the United States desire
to have placed In one of the public parks In
Washington.
Indianapolis, Ind.-Drunkenness In Indiana
was greater In 1903 than in 1902, according to
reports Of county sheriffs made to the board of
state charities. The total number of intoxicated
persons harbored In jails in 1908 was II, 1884,
and in 1902, 1855.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

'culpable negligence" DR.. Johp H.
Simon, health commissioner, has re-
solved to wage a crusade against the
Christian Scientists. Said he:
In a civilized community we have nc
place for such an alleged faith as the
one known as Christian Science a science
which will permit the sacrifice of lives
which in nine cases out of ten probably
could be saved by adequate medical at
tention is anything but Christian.
Such instances as the death Of Mrs
Davis seem to make up an important
chapter in the history Of Christian science
and it is revolving to think that in this
age we permit such social faith to -four
ish. Personally am determined to STAMP
out what regard as one Of the most
menacing evils Of our day. The fact thai
the evil masquerades under the cloak of 9
religious faith should not save it from the
hand Of the law.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
E< '1|||';'|.||'||'|| ''''X|l

Clothes Pins, doz for SC.
Bluing or Ammonia, ct bottles, sc.
Barton Port Wine, per bot, Soc;
per GAL, $3.50; smalle sample
bots. free.
California Table Claret, per gal, 60c.
Old Grow Whiskey, full ats, soc.
Sherwood, Maryland's famous Rye
Whiskey, full OTIS, $500.
Rhoderic Dhu Scotch, soc.
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, S8c.
$1.00 bottles Maraschino Cherries,
CSC.
Export Beer, 3-qt bottles, soc.
40 per cent discount on Chauvenet's
Burgundy Wines to reduce stock.
Cigars.
Wall Street Club, a we'll known
brand, Flora Fina, for Csc size,
per box of so, $2.20.
National loo size, per box Of so,
$3.50.
Wa al or j large Perfectos' per box
A Few Hundred Principe De Gales,
Regalia De La Reina, while they
last. $3.50 per 100.
FANCY CHICKEN, PER LIB, 14c TO
Ice.
Fancy Dressed Ducks, per Id, 15c.
Fancy Dressed Turkey, per Id, Ice
to &c.,
Dressed Geese, per lib, lac.
Whole Pork Loins. per lb, SIC.
Pork Chops, per lb, &c.
lbs Lamb Stew for CSC.
Extra Sugar Cured Hams, per lb,
1870.
McMillan's Bacon, per lib, 1890.
Home Made Chicken Loaf. per h.
zoe. sss IS s.
Try Jones' Dairy Farm Sausage.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
New York sparseIy sett1ed.

Statistics show that if all Of New
York city were as densely populated
as the lower east side of the borough
of Manhattan, the population of New
York would be as great as that Of the
whole United States plus half the
population of the Philippine islands
There's plenty Of room yet, and in all
probab ility our grandchildrenw will look
back at these times and say, New
York was only sparsely settled them
AS it is, we get little enough fresh
air and we need golden grain belt beef
regularly to keep US strong and fresh
It's the purest and most delicious tonic
ever brewed and should be In ever,
home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
TOLD IN A LINE

New York-John W. Gates. in an interview,
predicts that stocks will so up.
Dawson-Fire yesterday caused $685. 900 loss.
The temperature was 35 below and fremen SUI
tered greatly.
Disadvantages Tom L. Johnson denies that
his daughter, Miss Bessie johnson, will enter
the theatrical profession.
San Francisco-John Alexander Dowie, before
sailing for Australia yesterday, delivered two
addresses here. but was coldly received.
Chtcago-Under the name Of the Chicago Dairy
company Chicago capitalists are forming cor
Chicago.
Greensboro, N. C.-Young women students to
the number Of $50 escaped from the burning
hight clothes.
San Francisco-The will Of the late Charles
f.. Does. the millionaire lumbermans of the Pa
cifc coast, sets apart the sum Of 100000 to be
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
KING OSCARS ANNIVERSARY
Celebrated by the Founding OF a New
Princely Order.

Christiania, Jan. 22.-On the occasion
of his seventy fifth anniversary yesterday,
King Oscar established a new princely or
der, to be known as the Order of the
Norwegian Lion" All monarchs who be-
long to the Swedish Order Of the Seraphin
will be decorated. Only twelve Norwe-
gians or SWedes may belong to the order
simultaneously.
The new order has been established be-
cause the Swedish Order Of the Seraphim
has hitherto been used as the highest re-
ward of merit. even when Norway was
concerned, thus placing that country un.
der the shadow of Sweden.
The victory Of the Hagerup ministry in
Norway has formally placed the two coun-
tries on the same footing. :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

White & MacNaught's Annual.
Inventory sale Of jewelry. 4O7 Mic.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

Navel Oranges, per doz, 1Sc.
Lemons, per doz, 13c.
Florida Grape Fruit, each, SC.
New Dates. per ID, &C. ~
Fresh Cocoanuts, each. SIC.
Sailed Peanuts, per lib, 13c.
Shelled Walnuts per lb, a33c.
Shelled Pecans, per ID, AGO.. s.
SWEET POTATOES, 9 lbs, for Csc.
Beets, per pix. 12c. --'+.%a
Onions, per PIX, 14c.
Solid Cabbage, per lb, &c.
Standard Tomatoes, large cans, 71sc.
O. G. Tomatoes, per can, lac. d
Sweet Corn, per can, SC.
s Telephone Peas, per can, loo.
Ideal Sifted Peas, per can, 129sc.
o. C. Beets, 3-lb cans, 15c.
Spinach, 3-lb cans, 13c.
Pumpkin, 3-lb cans, Sc.
BEST BUTTER, PER JAR, s1.14.
Dairy Butter, per jar, soc.
Sweet Butterine, per ID, 13c.
Pure Lard, per lb, Sc.
Rich Michigan Cheese, per lib, 13c.
Dill Pickles, per at, &C.. =
Large Spanish Olives, per at, 25c.
Pickwick Blend of Mocha and
Java Coffee, per ID, 27c.
Choice Japan Tea, per Id, 29c.
Best Ground Pepper. per lb. 19c.
Nutmegs, per or, &c.
Best Shredded Cocoanut per Id,
12kc.
Freshly Baked Soda or Oyster.
Crackers, per lb, 5ac.
Graham Crackers, per lib, SC.
Ginger Snaps, per lib, &c.
MONARCH SOAP, 10 LARGE BARS,
33c.
swift's Pride Soap, 10 bars, 2sc.
Sal Soda. s lbs for 1Oc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
used in providing a library for the University OF

ladelphia--William Reese, % years old, Of
1909 Olive street, went into the back yard Of
his boardtng-house this morning and drew a
razor across his throat. He died in an hour.
Grand Rapids Mich.--Tho she was very i'll
with measles John Burton abducted his 7-year;old
placed her. and the child may die Of exposure.
Chicago-Uniform fire drills in all the schools
are proposed p BY Superintendent Cooley, who has
asked Fire Chief Musham and the principal to
confer with MIN regarding the rules to be
adopted
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
Dr.. Shops Restorative.

Take it month at my risk. II it succeeds.
health costs but $3.50. II it fails the druggist
Will bill the cost to me- IS
Thirty nine out of 40 in the past have paid
for the medicine. Would they pay If it failed
Forget for moment that this is q printed an
nouncement. Consider me as physician ia
your own town and that am saying to you
BE glad--be we'll; be rid Of the dark days.
can help. And so sure am that ask no fee
nothing-until you are benefited" Would you
would any one-refuse? 81
True cannot well come to you. But you
can come to me-by letter. Can tell me ali
about your case. waste no time in driving
nor with Office hours. Every moment is effec-s
tive. treat. probably. a thousand cases where
most physicia:ls treat hundred. And from this
abundance OF experience / have learned. For
experience-more than all else-teaches ply.
stefan how to cure.
delay: To put OF from day. to day. 10 walt.
ny aGys,s offer broad enough? Can you-can anyone
Ing. ! risk all. Yet an ready and willing To-
sdo1bting-by delay--by prejudice, perhaps?
take up pen-a pencil even-and write me q.
postal to-day. Know now how to get well.
Simniv stat. Rock i on Dyspepsia.
,,, SIhH IA, ss .,n,s Book on the Heart
w...s.4 e Co ogay 80 Book 8 on the Kidneys.
nsn g. = - 1ouI o Book for Women. SIS
Drs Snoop, ny; 6o& Book for Men fsealed.)
sou sacineWas Book 6 on Rheumatism.
Mild cases. not chronic. are often cured witt
one or two bottles. At druggists
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
TROUBLE FOR
FAITH CURISTS
st. Louis Health Officials Plan a
Campaign Against Christian
Scientists.
Death of Woman Treated by Them
Is Charged to "Negli-
gence.'

New York Sun Special Service.
st. Louis, Jan. 22.-Aroused by the
death of Mrs. w. H. Davis of 1915
Grattan street, which occurred at
the city hospital Monday night from
blood poisoning and which, according
to the coroner's verdict was due to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

PROPOSALS. FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u.ry %, leo4.MsESLED PROPOSALS. II trip Ill
cate WI, be rsce ioed at = this Office until II
stalling storm sash, window and door screens
at Fort Smelling, MINI. Plans and specihcationEa
may be seen and blank proposals, with full In
structions. had upon application here. u 81
reserves the right to accept Or reject any Or III
FIELD, Constructing g. N. .s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
Wash Goods.
Bedding.

Blankets-Extra large, fine 124 Tan Twill
led Blankets-pretty borders every pair
worth 81. 75-extra special 0Qn
Qimit 2 pairs to custoner) -. OOO
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
Know How to Get Well
Send no Money. Simply Askfor my Book

Learn of my discovery-how to treat, not the
organs themselves. but the nerves--the inside
nerves----that operate then. Learn Of my Offer
months treatment at my risk.
Not free treatment mind you, with nothing
ever to pay. Such offer would belittle the
physciln who made It.
But l believe in sick ones bonesty-his
gratitude. That il lie is helped he will pay the
cost of my treatment-aad gladly. When / fall,
ask not one penny. But failure is seldom
Over 600. 900 sick ones have accepted this offer
Send your name. I will arrange with
druggist to LET You have six hotties 3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
WHAT'S GOING ON

The Dillin Drug Company, the pop
ular druggists, are thinking of put
ting a penny-in- the-slot weighing ma
chine in their store, SO that those who
use Mi-o-na can tell how much they
gain in weight every week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

There is talk of forming a Get
Fat Society" in Minneapolis. It will
be a jolly crowd, as fat people are al
ways happy. This will undoubtedly
increase the sale of Mi-o-na, the flesh
forming food, for which the Dillin
Drug Company are the local agents.
It is rather unusual for a physician
to treat his patients on the mcclure,
no-pay plan. However, this is the
way the Dillin Drug Company are
selling Mi-o-na, as they agree to re-
fund the price of soc a box If it does
not cure all stomach troubles and in
crease weight.
The Minneapolis Journal is going to
publish experiences of those who have
used Mi-o-na, the remarkable flesh
forming food. Send in your letters and
tell what this preparation has done
for you.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-16
COMMISSIONERS REQUEST
REEVES'S RETENTION.

One o. the matters which has been. laid
before President Francis hy the Executive
Commissioners Association OF the LOU
!siana Purchase Exposition is a request
for the retention OF the Bureau o. Do
nieSt!c Exploitation and its chief. Charles
NJ. Reeves
Several days ago tie association ad-
dressed communication TO the head of
the Exposition making 4 strong plea in
support or the contention that no change
whatever should be made in the Bureau
OF Domestic Exploitation, which tho Com
missioners claim Is responsible Tor much
of the success of the EXPOSITION.
The committee appointed to prepare
list of attractions and restaurants on the
Pike which they could recommend 20 Wis
itors TO the Worlds Fair reported at the
meeting OF the committee at the New York
building yesterday .hat its work is prog
rcssnS satisfactorily. The methods
adopted by the committee received the
approval OF the Executive Committee.
Thf- transaction of any other business
by the committee was prevented. owing
to the fact that reports OF various mat
iers which have been submitted to Pres.
dent Francis had not been received. the
Exposition authorities have several sub
iects which Rave hcen referred by the EE-
ecutiys Commissioners under considera-
ton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-16
CROWDS VIEW NAVAL
CADETS FIRST DRILL.

in four regulation navy cutters. manned
by crews of ten men each. the Culver
Naval School cadets mancuvered. raced
and gave their sail and rowing drill in the
Grand Basin before large crowd that
cheered their dexterity yesterday after
noon.
Under command OF Lieutenant 7. Fl.
Gignilliat. graduate of Annapolis. the
boys gave full cutter drill. d displaying the
efficiency they had attained in this sum
mer school work which had been a feature
of the Culver Military Academy of Culver,
Ind. for the past three years.
The drills presented were according TO
United States regulations and included the
launching OF the 2s-foot cutters and the
manual of handling the boats under oars
Ono OF the interesting features was
race the length OF the Grand Basin. The
handling Of the cutters while under sail
was another part Of the drill that won
the applause of the spectators.
This evening the cadets will take part in
the illuminated water carnival and Fri
day evening they will he guests at re-
ception at the Indiana building. An invi-
tafion has been extended TO the cadets for
an evening at tho Naval Exhibit and other
entertainment features are under consld-
Grafton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-16
Departed.
Arrivals To-Day.


The Bald Eagle had a good list of passen-
sars and full freight including 2S51 sacks
rf wheat. on her arrival from Chester yeste--
day. She will depart at D. today.
The Kennedy 10 expected to arrive today
from her regular weekly trip up the Missouri
River She Will deaar5 tomorrow at y n
The Cape C;irardeaG departed yesterday
afternoon f0r Commerce with a good IctroIla Sa
Of freight AMI passengers.
The Stalker Lee arrived ias- night with 2
good Trip OF freight and passengers. She viii
De out at : y. NJ to-day
Tho Chester arrived yesterday with Soon
"trip. Sic vii! 1epsT- At o'clock this after
noon f9r Cape Girsr!sau.
The Gre Eagle Is due this morning from
Peoria She Will depart tomorrow afternoon
at I "'clcck.
--hn BeIlc Of calhoun Is due to arrive TO-
Gay from s.aaibgrs- She will be out at p m.
to-rlorTuw.
The Dubuque is due to-day from 81 Paul.
She will depart tomorrow afternoon at
c'cloc'.-
The r!.er wa. standing ysstcr!ay- having
reached stage OF 5 feet. the lowest Ok the
season
The Lora will DC out at p IA today t2r
Alton. Grafton and points on the lower ILLINOIS
Ei""T-
Tie CT, Of Savannah departed 'f2r the Ten
ness.e River yesterday afternoon Win SeTi
trip.
--Eut l;;tIe wheat was brought in yesterday
ny 81 Louis boats
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-16

New York. Aug. 5.-Beeves-Rsccipts s.i-t;
medium 10 choice steers. iirn 10 lac hlsh-I !.
common grades slow: fat bulls and good .2~s ef
stacs sf-50. bulls SO 'i.3g. c.tra lat e1-
port do. $40 To SO; cows $40 t. si.,.,-
Gables unchanged. No exports. Calves-Reeeirt !.
4.i2i. veals steady to &c higher: grassers ana q
brtterTnIks iir.u: vealS g TO s.: -oIhe cary
safes 80; gTasssrs and butteTnilks 80
country y-tressed % 10 9'.c. sheep and !amss
Receipts li=5+: sood sheep firm. others steady :;
40: cIlis 20 10 8. =: lambs $40 70 $40
g. HoGs-Rec.ipts 49,. h:E to ilf
h rhc-. Stat" and Pennsylvania hogs $50 20 g.
Kansas CITY. Mo. Avg. iJ.-Cattie-E"c.irts ts
le.fn1 IucluGinE $500 Sou'herns: market stesdy:
choice expo-; and dressed-he.f steers sSsi5.s':
&. .55G5 %: etocEers and feeders .e.Jodi .:
Southern steers S;i9Ti: Southern cows sI-.IN
AZ: bulls saa2.s5: calves gas. Hos--Ee-
So bulk q saTes s5as.5: hes.v :. s s.eis I; Z
shcep|r.Scsi.ts a:. .s: inarke; mar wesS = l6c
lower: native lambs s,ds: native we'hers s::sra
10: native cyHs ssg?.s1; Western lambs '.fis;;
a stocheIs and feeder. s. Sngt = an,
poor to IIIedim s.a4 -: stoc;er= and feeders
s. 25ai; cows sl-2JH4.2J. hef-rs :-Ie,.: can
Western sfee;s 81 ;s4 tI3;.s@Rescints Il.
90: left ov.r s.5sa: market ioc higher: rnlxed
and butchers 8. -ieG5.'5; good to choice hsayy
30. buIs of sales tJ.i.li5.io. !hecp-isscsip;s
10: fair % choice mixed Sd 50: Westera
s'I"cp 3 119t: native lambs s4Ho: western
SOUTH. q Joscph. Mo Aug. I5.-catiie-I:s, e
.. co::s ana hgiref. ,i.ga4.7s: stocSefs AMI
feeders Sass. Hog7-Recslpts i.sd0: 1gc TO lac
htsler: iight :y;oja Is; r:etiu;a and heany
S51i5i5. sheep-Rcceipts s.Sro: steady to ~;
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-16

red nominal elevator and q .o'i, {: i. ailca,:
No Northern Duluth 81 .22i7 (. @. b. aaeat: No.
FIST wheat acted weak and heavy under favor
able weather. news: then I; rallied on OUTSIDE
Southwest receipts. followed again by second
strong advance On bullish reports by Snow rs
si.s net higher, May sI6ti.ai .Cs.s, Closed
.ess ~ sept ;loS7:al q @ esi.. closed tlS Dec: Is,
GO: exports lo..i:5 spot firm; No 5si.c Gle
rstor and .,i.c Z o; b. afoat: No. yellow
vanced over &c bu. to-day on covering caused
by complaints OF hot winds in Kansas. and
ss s ass7se .'" eo!ed az ssse bid ie psn sla se
closed 5sizc. oats-Eecsipts sS.tO): spct nom;
white. soass lbs. 45a45c: clipped wh,te. a5ai,
i,s: .sq52s . oI,ti9n market nominal - itay ,hsl
lirm- Wool steady. Beef steady. Cut meat.
steady: picked shoulders Ii4c; piclssd ha,na
refined steady: Continent s'.sa; s. \. $50.
60. :2n:sssad ;5isas Ia PORK steaay nss mes
pfinr yci,9S ssi. a2sc Petroleum steady Eye
sr SEPT, q ss..c Dec; s.,:s Nay ss.s; sss s- XS
nm nm: sspt is;s SIC, IS ti.si5,.c. aay ,;5se ,..
asa Se WI White @ise 5oe 40 tG SC oats ais eaat 20
, white S4G@yc: No. : 5ca34c. Hay arm; cn9icr
ssm is :@ Rec Wheai sl:i .3a: ssfi :dsG
oats ls.olo. Ship;nents-Whsat lci20; corn
Nc. spring 81 i.65aI.Os: No. : a5casI %: No
red 81 .de&7.I. .tsi:. Corn-No. : ,is.c: Ne.
w,fs yil,Sw ,is Sss Gs5sN So white 'i5 II SaS n ~
Nc lie Rarley-Good feeding Ssc fair t.
choice mailing 4sc. Seer.s-tToveT. contract
grade 81 90 y i.. Pr9visioHs.,oMeys PORK
;..lc short RIBS doose, s.f :Q5uc; short clear
siaes o,xdo ssas2o Whisky. basis OF hisH-
WIanrapo,i.. Mlnn:. aug. r.-Whsat-Sept;
NcriheEl 81 .OsE.. Flour-Ifrst patents s5.sog
30; seco;rd patents $ z2p5.h: first clears ~
aasS: sec nd clears sc.55. Bran in bulk $50
M!ivauI:ee. WIS. Aus I5-wheat firm: No.
Northern 81 CO: No. Northern SI.9-idlo oS.
rev Sept. 81 pea.. I:ye lower: No. 52c. BARLEY
No. yellow 5sa5si.c: Sept. S.G5sa.c asked.
Duluth. MINI. Aug. Ia.-Wheat-To arrive:
No. Northern 81. III, No. . Northern si.o7's.
or @. trk. No Northern si.ni-; No. Northern
riyc :tisc:, on trk. sc: sept. 3isc.
Faius5 steady; Sept Is S.G DSc @"S Is i.d hS spa"
can tpt.ed old - Sd. Futures firm: Sept -
Toledo. o.. Aus. 15.-CIover se.,i-Cash s7.05:
oct $50; Dec. We bid. Prime alsike So
sa; @ Avg. sis'.r y bid: prime timothy 49,
.cIria. Aug is-Corn ..eady: No SIC:
20. 4 Sc WHISKY on the basis OF SIS foT
Cincinnati o. Aug. I5-wrisky-D -D!stiilers'
finished goods stcady 81 basis o. S.2s.
The Visible.
New York; Aug. i5-The visible supply Of
grain Saturday aug u, as compiled b. the
New York Produce Exchange. il follows:
Wheat W. T. rs o9s eu increase 500 Corn 3.oe-
z" 90, Rye s'soo increase S2,oJO. Farley $50
900. decrease C2.0h.