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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
Quality VS.. Quantity.

Hard muscles and strong body do moi
depend on the quantity OF food you eat
but on its perfect digestion and proper
assimilation. When you take Kodol Dys'
pepsia Cure your system gets all the nour-
isnment out of all the food you eat. II
digests what you eat regardless OF the
condition of the stomach and conveys the
nutrient properties to the blood and it's
sues. This builds up and strengthens the
entire system. Kodol cures indigestion,
dyspepsia, belching, sour stomach, weak
heart, etc. Sold by f. Z. Bryan, Ran
dolph,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

Ladies' hair work. MRS. II. III. BRAN
4O5 Upham ST., Melrose, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
EAST RoxBuRY.

Don't forget the big July ith celebration
at Randolph. No admission to contests.
Ethel Wardner from Montpelier was at
George Wardner's Sunday.
Misses Clara Bean and Maggie Kelly
went to Randolph Friday night.
There was snow storm which lasted
several minutes Thursday, June s.
Mrs. Celia Hubbard from South Royal
ton visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Charles, Mrs. John
Charles and Mrs. Sarah Gordon, all from
Huntington Center, were guests at Peter
LaRose's recently.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
Was Wasting Away.

The following letter from Robert r.
Watts Of Salem, Mo-, is instructive:-"I
have been troubled with kidney disease
for the last five years. / lost flesh and
never felt well and doctored with leading
physicians and tried all remedies suggest
ed without relief. Finally tried Foley's
completely cured me, and am now sound
and we'll" Sold by Drew 4 Leonard,
Dananlph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
kodol Dyspepsia Cure

digests all classes OF food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures dyspepsia, Indigestion
stomach troubles and makes rich red
blood, health ana strength. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure rebuilds worn out TISSUES.
GOV. G. W. Atkinson OF w. Va, says
have used number of bottles of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure and have found II TO be
a very effective and, indeed, a powerful
remedy for stomach ailments. | recon-
mend II to my friends" Sold by +. T..
Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
NOW is THE TIME FOR HYOMEI
Far Easier to Cure Catarrh Now
Than al Any Other Season.

Now is the time to use Hyomei, when
the early summer days make it so easy t
cure catarrhal troubles. The Hyomei treat
ment, breathed for few minutes three or
four times day in May or June, will do
good twice as quickly as it did in January,
and nearly everyone knows that used
faithfully then it completely rids the sys-
TEN OF catarrh.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
one dollar, and consists of neat inhaler
that can be carried in the purse or vest
pocket and viii last a lifetime, medicine
dropper, and bottle OF Hyomei Extra
bottles OF Hyomei can be procured, II de-
sired, for fifty cents.
Fred r. Bryan gives his personal guar
antee with every Hyomei outfit he sells TO
refund the money il it does not give salts
faction. There is no risk whatever to the
purchaser of Hyomei. lib
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

Don't forget the big July sth celebration
at Randolph. No admission to contests.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
PETH.

Earl Powers was in Marshfield over sun
day.
J.B. Hutchinson and wife are in Ran
dolph caring for Mr.. Hutchinson's father,
Rufus Hutchinson, who is quite sick.
Bert Flint got badly kicked by a horse
a short time ago. No bones were broken
but he has since been obliged to go with
two crutches.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
Night Gowns.

NIGHT GOWNS, good quality muslin
hsustitched or tucked yoke, quantity lin
tied, sizes Il TO II, value soc. Price DOC
NIGHT GOWNS Of nainsook and mus
lin. elaborAtely trimmed with laces and
embroideries. round and square neck
effects. Prices, soc, 75c, LOO and up
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
Corset Covers.

CORSET COVERS, made Of tine cotton
high or low neck, sizes 81 70 "a, Nslus .. -
CORSET COVERS, high, low, SQUARE %
V-neck. full front or tight fitting shapes,
sizes to ~, value Csc. Price l0''
CORSET. COVERS. lace and embroidery
trimmed. round and square necks, many
are exclusive styles. Soc oOc anu sce'
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Drawers.

LADIES' DRAWERS. hemstitched,
fsatherstitched and tucked, worth &c.
pair. Price, DC
LADIES DRAWERs, plain hemstitched
or tucked ruffies, few styles are ham
burg ruffied, sizes 3, Is, p, q open or
cIosed-value SOC. per pair. Price, 42c.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

say, Yes. believe. Well. there with the head
or tnere with the heart? If you take with the
heart what God offers, to the sinner. then there
comes out OF IT this glorious privilege that now
are a partaker of the divine nature which Christ
has granted by virtue OF Ills transition fhrourb
death to life; having got that. il is not hard N
becomes natural for you TO minister in your faith
Now, what shall we mipister? That is to saw
what shall say round about this convention
and onward? / half ashamed TO adont and to
apply the test, because il may well be that ere
these days over some will be led say con-
cerning the speaker: He does not live all that he
professes' God help him: God help him every
one of YOU because If this is real matter of life
and death TO us, then let us see that make il
life and death. And what does the apostle say
we ought TO minister TO exhibit in faith? In
Your faith first minister virtue. Ii is the prime
foes that stand before him in this world At all
points he must be ready; and We claim it of every
man. DO We not? that he should have something Of
courage. The horror of all is the coward,
ano in things divine as in things natural, aye pre-
eInlnently more in things spiritual than in things
natural, it is right that there should be claimed Of
the believer that he should exhibit courage in the
iace of all his foes. the world, the flesh and the
devil And why of the spiritual more than the nat
ural? Because the natural has TO stand upon itself;
which God Almighty communicates to the creature.
ana the creature claims to be partaker of the
divine nature, claims the that divine,
and are, therefore absolute and infinite.
And so, face to face with your foe to-day. place
my hearers and myself and / say, in your faith
take heed that you now begin to minister
nlblt courage In your courage-aye, il must not
pe presumptuous courage that boasts and brags;
no-ln your courage minister knowledge. This is
different word to the other knowledge. of which
We shall speak in closing, which occurs In
p and g. There it is experimental knowledge
which advances through all eternity and never
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York, August 9. 1905
BEEvES-Receipts ga cars. or 2I5 head includ-
Ing 40 for saughterers and p for the market of
which 10 Jersey City and al yards.
Good 70 prime steers selling somewhat uneven but
quoted firm and all the way 10 higher;
dunn and grades quiet
supply Bulls and steady Jersey Ciy;
yards iO'd lower. offerings
all closed Common prime native sold
s4 10 bulls 81 5oGS3 so extra heavy 5nl s4'
81 G0GS3 - Dressed beef in rather light ast
reported quotations Liverpool and London cables
live cattle selling lEil%e per dressed weight
to-day To-
OF beef. No shipments from this pert
Sales-Tobin Indiana steers,
erage. 50 20 per 100 Indiana bulls 1865 n. at
So Il scr So T5; COW. $50 81 30
Mcpherson 60 20 Kentucky steers liso n AZ s. 10:
81 2o 23 halt breeds iooo ~ al So G5 bull 1900 10 At
8 cows. 10. So rs a 81
Sherman Culver: 10 Ohio steers, 1921 10 AT s5 80.
Newton 20 Ohio steers. ill2 10. 81 s5
s Judd s. Co. bulls s93 fh at 50 10. DO. $50 70,
at s3: l do 9So 10, 81 T5.
Shamberg SON. 13 Indiana 1871 70. at 50 S5:
Virginia DO 12i7 10 at So s5 % DO 1855 ~ az s.
10 81 so: bull. 1870 10 So do i4s2 70 az IS So
N at ss so rs do 11sa No. at "a 40: 2s Virginia Ilso
~ At 81 55 ha-bgecds. 1852 Sa so. DO. ioso
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

reaches through final perfection. Here in verses
and 6, it is knowledge that comes from study
,d- and SO we ask you brethren. in your virtue or
knowledge. the knowledge OF the Bible and the
things Of God. Oh, you have got to be your
knees students.
The reason that so many Christians fail and are
caught and entrapped by the powers OF the world
the flesh and the devil. is this: They are not apt
HIS children the truth, that knowledge that is di-
vine and enables for service. and that is our
knees over the page guided and directed by God
the Holy Ghost. working hard our Bibles day
by day This dear old Bible is forty-five years old
and and i is the only thing I ask God to let me take
INTO heaven. l want TO know much more than
there is yet given 10 me out of this book 1t is
getting too brown to be read, but God will whiten
II; and l want to know much. Do you not
realize. friends. what when we say we
want more or the knowledge of tins wonderful
treasure? Have you any questions TO ask of Eze-
ger Have you anything to talk John about
John the Divine? I me that when we reach
me heavenly home there Will be much to ask Of
those who have gone before that IL will take us
ages upon ages 10 reach the knowledge that we
ought TO desire from those who have preceded us
But mere It Is In our faith we are TO exhibit the
knowledge Of the Divine One. so that we can claim
HIM Him at the right moment and have the answer to
give to them that attack
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug e-CATTLE-Receipts. 1900 head. IN
Guiding 5000 Texans and $500 Westerns weak.
lOc lower Good to prime steers. So 25Gs5 So 70
medium. 81 feeders
COWS 81 50eS4 40 hefers 81 2s5; 81 5s2 20:
pQs - oatS3 SOC calves S.lsI Texas fed steers 81 SOC
head market steady Mixed and butchers 6OaS6
good TO choice heavys 90Gs6 rough heavy
s. s light So 1885 %; bulk OF sales. s. s5GS6 10
SHtEP-Feceipts. 20,OC0 head: sheep strong: lambs
steady Good TO choice wethers 81 6OGS5;
mixed. S4S5S4 so: rative lambs S5GS7 10.
Cincinnati. Aug 9.-HOGS lower: butchers Sc $50
So 211; S5GS5 e5 CATTLE easy: fair 10 good
shippers. S4GS+ IS; common. s26S2 SHEEP steady
81 5Oe5s4 80 LANES strong. 81 FO9S7 90
Kansas City. Aug e--CATTT4E-Re head
Cnoce export and dressed beef s5s5 co.
go9 80 IoeS4 So Western steers So 50QS5 stockers
and FEEDERS 81 I5GES4 35; Southern
Southern s29S3 50 cows 81 758S4: native
neI[eTs s5gS s0 bulls 81 1888 25: calves sass 30
ag I 9 6eoo head; marlIet opened higher adj
90 eoS6 co. heavy $ eO4s5 95; packers s5 oOgSs pigs
ana nghts 90 WaS6 O'le SEIEEP-Recepts. 1900 head:
market strong and active Native lambs IS 25Ss is
Western lambs. So 259sG 20: ewes ana yeariings
~ l0tSS 20 Texas clipped yearngs 759S5 az Texas
clipped sheep s4qS4 9o stockers and feeders So oS4 Ss
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

FLOUR AND MFcAII-There very little doing To-
day -four the spot Fair orders were booked LOT
spring patents Kansas arrive at easier
prices Otherwise the market showed little feature
mand for rye -four moderate RYE FLOUR steHus
quoted: Fair good, 81 25Si so; cSoice TO ancy -
@S4 IS CORNMEAL firm; quoted; KIN dried 30 i9g
50 90 to brand BAG MEAL hGm quoted fane VINE
steady Western nominal quoted: WesseTn spring & s
standard nddng ST 90; -four do szon req oUs.
SO S August shipment city b5np SIS 9nN hon sy s9
S2i So 25Gs22 10 sacks OIL MEAL sZS oogSSu
monthly crop report is due tho grain markets were
ali duh within comparatively narrow range OF prices
TO -day wheat closing steady at hc 10 nc net aa-
vance The news continued bearsh from all domestic
sources but was generally uu-avoraole again from
abroad including bad reports from the Russian crop
and ntmations that n prohibition OF exports LTohl
that country might within the possioilities InsFe
was said 10 be too much rain In the United hlngoo,
and adverse crop conditions in lndia The Liverpool
market with I'd advance, aIter eerIy weahness'
hoxever was the only one 70 make respohseS
Par5s xTas 10 TO points net IoWer Eerin -
rnariT down and Budapest points net lower;
rer. hought options in the Chieago market anu
h.i,. .an, on, reports the effect that Europe was
arouDd nj the position without as yet max
dtrac, bids Leading bearish influences IN the hoho
tior we're big receipts again and continued spIs
in spring and winter wheat oelth- ne
n,ar.ens aggregated 1,1o3.0oO bushels conuasteu
s.s cos ma bushels the corresponding DAY last
W. dvtces from Northwest stated that nary est
year g., southern portions OF the belt showed nns
s,Ir ns ~ wheat Forecasts the government report
uegesed decrease Of several points on sprihs wheat
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rsorr--. New-York August O. 1905
HOft hE-Infuenced by lower cables and European
seLIlhg the coffee market opened steady partial
OF points, but with q
local trade interests the partial and closed
ported OF about 5000 bags. OF the markets
taaVrs was 4 franc lower and Hamburg a par
@ 1sd ,h pfennig There were further reports of cold
change In crop prospects rs reis lower and
Santos declined 100 res and It concluded locally
that the cold weather had
age the official weather reports to the Coffee Exchange
Following the private cables of yesterday reported
mum temperature OF 81 degrees in the Jahu
81 IN Sac Manuel, AZ 40 in 5
In Campinas districts. Most
TO come from European while the demand was
credited chiefly leading package
operations We're scattering and indicated change
the general speculative situation.
snat the qudation OF the September long interest
progressing without change in the differences
may, perhaps, be considered healthy feature The
spot market unchanged with quotations basis
OF Sasc for Rio No Z.
The range OF contract prices in the local to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
PRAYER FOR PEACE.
BLESSING ON THE ENJOYS
English Preacher at NorthfeId
Prags That Var Mau Soon End.

East Northfeld. Mass. Aug CSpeciaD.-'There
have met to-day in the city Of Portsmouth the en-
VOWS from Russia and Japan, who have come to
th country 10 see If terms OF peace be secured
which shall end this diabolcal war AS a confer
suce OF Christians gathered here. it eminent
" hitting that we should invoke the Divine blessing
upon the meeting Of these representatives, asking
COD 10 guide their deliberations in such manner
that peace may soon prevail where has been
so long
With this preliminary, William r. Moody this
evening called upon tho Rev. G. Johnston Ross Of
-su,bridge England. who. in a few tender SEN
enoes prayed for the men taking part in the CON
terence. and for the soldiers in the camps waiting
FOR the issues resulting from It. The prayer and
me request for it were in keeping with the spirit or
,be morning discourse. which was upon 'Peace &"
,he speaker being also an Englishman. Prebendarv
Webb-Peploe.
The Rev. DR.. Len G. Broughton. Of Atlanta. snopa
~ the camp council this morning and in the audi
to-,urn this evening. DR.. Broughton is a favor4ta
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
NAVAL STORES.

Business In spirits turpentne fairly active all
around with SIC asked for machine made barrels and
OIL barrels quoted at 6Sisc, Rosin quiet bur
steady and without important change IN prices i+b
demand confined to tobbing lots Tar remained fr,a
and unchanged at IS 55 for oil barrels we ouote. IN
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bb1s
63 L 64c '9'
TAR-S5
ROsIN-Common TO good strained. ss $50 SO 60: e
81 20; F. 81 s5: g. 81 40; H. 81 so; T. 90 K 81 20:
NJ 81 so; ~ 50 o5: w G. IS 45, and " W, So 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne bbls. ...................... SiS
laf' po4S
New-Orleans, Aug. 9.-ROSIN-Receipts 20 bbIs.
Observation-Disclosures. 1O2 bbls
Savannah, Aug. 9-TURPENTINE hrm 609GO1sc:
receipts 6l5 bbls; sales. 7eS bbls ROSIN frrn: re-
ceips. 1901 bbls; shipments bbls; sales 500
tt bbis Quoted; 4 B. c. g So D, As: E So SOC
81 12h: X. 81 IS; NJ 81 So; y, 81 4O8 81 45; W c.
81 75G 81 S5; W W, IS 100 s5 is.
Charleston. Aug. 9.-ROsIN and TURPENTINE
nothing doing.
Wilmington Aug. s.-SPIRITs TURPENTINE
quiet 59S4c; receipts lis casks ROsIN firm So i2ls
bid; receipts 30S bbls. TAR firm. So bId receipts Sc
bbls CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. So so. 81 and 81 IS;
receipts SO bbls.
LONDON. Aug 9-TURPENTINE SPIRITS ASS Sd.
ROSIN-American strained. 9s Sd; fine. 12s Sd
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Aug s.-C1osing: wHEAT-spot ,or,-
inal; futures firm; September. IS SID: Decembsr g.
7edi March nominal CORN-Spot easy; americas
mxsd IS Id; futures sSeady September ssd De-
FLOCR-St- Louis fancy winter steady ss sd HOBS
In London (Pacihc Coast) quiet. s5GE5 1ss BFySF
ness Western. s6s Sd HAMs-short cut. II to Is ~
nrTn, 4ls cd BACON strong; Cumberland cut "a -
30 10, ass short rib. IS % n ass: long clear S
dies. light, IS to 81 10 AIS; long clear mddles heav
Sn,sd SleaT bellies - to Is 10 As cd sHOULDRRs-
prime Western in tierces SIS American reaned h,
pals. 3Ss Cd BUTTER nominal. CHEESE, Arm.
American finest white 52s Sd: American finest co.,
cred S3s sd TALLOw-PTims city quiet sss Sd
TURPENTINE-Spirfts frm asa Sd. POSIN-T-oT1-
mon strong. 9s Cd PETROLEUAT-Rerned oltiat sd
LINSEED OIL steady 2Os Sd '' w.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

49, which would be only for
% year After the close IL developed
rnpeat had hnaly resulted in sales % loads
ninsaS at outports The cash market in New York
Sss,c as a. toIowsi No. red, s7l4c elevator. and
9 anoat; No. Northern Duluth 1lll f o
s SORN-The tendency also upward
u. ing the session and prices closed Iso
ne. hisher. commission houses bought freely nj
q nS , IN the Chicago market and there likewise
hpou demand from shorts the influences being estI
mates OF only i07 Thursday, an adta1cS ~
su az Liverpool rather light interior receipts moor
TI'oultIE oHerings and further OF dro,tb
The export business consisted OF 10 loads
casn corn here closed steady follows: No
90 co &c elevator and &C. ahoat; No white
rs Tl &C. anu NO z yellow, 62c T afoat OATS
Inc oats market, while somewhat ire eg1,Iar vgos
on the whole very steady during the day Conn,is
sloh houses bought on the declines Most of the cell
lhg was IN the May option Cash oats in New,-YorI.
sec steady new being quoted follows: Mixed ss
20 SZ 10 ~ S1lsc; natural white so to 80 ~ % ~
Sfc; cilpped white, 3s 40 10. 35@3sc Exnortsrs
y! usar ou.uuV bushels RYE-Market easier: No .
western quoted 61c. New York ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

The NewYor market was quiet and o
mddng upland. sales. 80 bales, southern spSt
markets teiegraphed follows Galveston hrn IN
changed. 1O.sc; sales. 1,674 bales Mobile nominal,
q l0l4c Savannah steady. 1sc hisher at
iOlac; sales bales Norfolk steady; 1sc higher at
l0s4c: sales. 1l6 bales Baltimore nominal 80
Augusta steady lice higher at lO+c sales 99 90
bales New-Orleans 1-16c higher. at 10 -l6c sales
700 bales. Galveston and Wilmington. nominal memphis
easv unchanged 1880; sales 1T5 bales Receipts at
Houston on Thursday estimated at 2l50 to $50
1923 last week and %2S last year;
1000 TO 1900 bales. compared with 0o59
last year; New-Orieans, 800 10
3sOo baIes compared with 3.I6S last week and 2a last
year. -
Receipts ports interior points to-day. COM
pared with the same day and last
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

y
BEANS AND PEAs-No changes OF importance to note note
Jev B1sness Is still quite slack in domestic whlts
beans and outside figures are extreme gig
stendv and red kidney fairly firm, exporters havs
taken moderate quantity this week se9teh peas meg mss
BEANS, marrow. cnoice per Dusi
az 4bGss so: do medium 50 22le @S2 20 do pea
81 So do red Kidney SO iodsS 10 do white sunni - S
90 60 20 40 lima California So s5@s3 90; GREEN PEAS
scotch. per bush 81 10. - srh. ,,e,enos
BUTTBRReeeipts to-day. loo2 Pkss lever Ine ANA un
Settled market Sellers had carry over 5
etock night and they were anxious 70 n 'so ,ss
sIra creamery 20tsc rs tubs At 2OS. 70 dhes
a0Ssc 90 tubs seller days. al -Ose. anu AcV se0
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

CoTToN-After early steadness the market turned
under increased hear and scattering qu
daton while the support from bush sources which has
recently been factor appeared be lacking Prices
Just about lost the gains OF yesterday closing
decline Of TO 10 points The opening was steady at
advance OF s points in response higher cables,
attracted continued bu support and little buying
result of firm holders The weather map however
made q favorable showing. There in
the Southwest where needed and little in Atlantic Coast
o least. IL will 90 harm. while
This tended 20 local
promoted liquidation with the result
slight advance from the opening prices
slightly, but rallied again. and during
middle the morning sold about 8 10 IL points
higher the active months The days receipts indicated
increasing crop movement, and on the second
bulge bull support withdrawn, while bears
aggressive and durins the middle session
acted turning weak in the afternoon
selling smaller longs aided the beers in de
pressing prices final steady, but prices
within a point two Of the lowest Sales were
bales Southern markets were un
changed isc higher II is reported that there is some
demand for August spot shorts but that no fresh
can be and while the Liverpool market was
higher than early turned easier and private
strike probabilities and the
procrastinatfng attitude OF spnners
The Of contract prices in the local market 10
follows
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

. BurSlo. M Aug. ssT7EIouR ss7 easy wHEAr-yvntsr un-
Ysow e1c No s9gn COG OATS weak: 10 au1 Whs' Ho
weak No caaa S fTesh, 4ae s.:ay RYE quiet
Thsa Ag ' opThn sadf Hsss ~, as
RsssmosF Rsy - 5:ss5s 3:Sss aaAess' ssssss
Corn. No 2:
Es:s:=s:F e. its3 3s$s.s:
Rs5 RRss;"o:' Hs" ;3'.St: ss.St:: s. s. .sxas:s
oats. No .:
H:s::9:s:' G.: g3ss1 s1s g 81
Mess PORK. per bbI:
s;R5s9s:. 5;:s.9 | '5iS fifS tas% H SIS HGS q.g q.
Lard. per 100
0;sss@s's 6s3sss4 r.. Esssss FE%s Eeas 2ss EEEss4
Short ribs. per 100 10:
5:gss.9 55;s5s%e.. ..:: sas s's st9. sss ss sts s
waFS fa qa2aoqs a as t6Ryxo f9y. Fogs STEADY SS
27s4s; No white 2elag257.s. RYE-No 2 91laee
s. 49, 10 NortsTestern 81 30 4Isi6TTTY sEEp
gis 81 Fok 81 s6 81 iSsis $ asB
per de. lee n 81 e. c EAT-shPTs es ses e g2Ss
wIiSKEY: basis Of high wines: 81 2, EJTrsR-on
weaker ereameries 1T929e; daiIies IGGls'ae. EGGS
arsts Isle: extras. 2ic. CHEESE steady TO hrm at
IGII$e
Duluth. Aug s-coss-WIiF'AT Eerssrn 81 Os;
Milwaukee Aug. 9-wTIEAT--sSo 1 Northern. 81 lo9
Northern. 81 e5GS1 eS. September. bid.
.RYE-No I. e0c- BARLfsY-So =. zoe; sample 41GisC-
CoRN-september. 5sSe bid
Minneapolis Aus 9-close--W WIiI-Ar- September SS17c;
Northern 81 %: No Northern 81 o6GSt %. flour
lts elsats ssgs4 To- Second clears 3 es2 Is BRAN
IN bulk. s12 T59Sl3.
Philadelphia. Aug s-wHEAT firm: contract sraas.
sNs4c for August CORN-N0 > 60Q6o4se Ter August
OATS and unsettled. No ~hte. natural SIC ror
new SaI35iec for Old. clipped sc for
new and s5G35isc for old. BUTTER duh and 1c lower;
extra Western creamery. -Ics extra nearpJ
EGGS Arm and active; nearby fresh loss or 2s DC a.
Western fresh 1Si2I19lac az mark CHEESE
hrra: cream fancy II 1sc do cfoiee III Nc;
do fair good. i0ts011c Receipts--Fleur 5pue DDS
and 44.o0e BUSH corn. 2ot-o
bush cats 81 bush. ShlprnentsWheat SIoo bushs
corn. 7S. 000 bush; cats lA0o0 bush
81 Louis Aug 9--G -WIfEAT--No 2 red, cash.
soc: SEPTEMBER s03S0iae; peccmher SIC: No hard
SfflS9c CNDRN-No . cash. September 5oasc: De-
ceulber 42sse OATs-NO 2 cash. &c; September 25Scs
December 2Si1c: No ? white. SOC
Toledo Aug a-CLOVERSEEp-CasA. 81 20 assed, o.
tober IS s. EeeeHaeer s. So January - 30 A-5AhAo
August 81 30 bid. TIMOTHY-Prtne. 81 90
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

Foreign Coffee Markets: Rio-Markets steady; No T.
ments for the Tinted States 2Soo shipments for Europe
Santos. 4S300 receipts. $1,000 bags: stock
Lo46.00O Hamburg-Coffee market opened unchsnge
net March unchanged, other months !. pfg
lower; Gales 1900 bags. HavreCofee market opened
steady. u franc higher: II u franc lower; $50
p net unchanged sales. IS. 900 bags.