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The Washington times., 1905-07-05
DROWNED ATTEMPTING
TO SWIM ACROSS LAKE
Young Man Was Epes Pryor, Of This
City-Was Working at Yazoo
City.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 5.-Epes Pryor,
the twenty son of A.
Campbell Pryor. of Washington, D. c.,
was drowned late yesterday in Tribune
lake, a sheet of water near Yazoo City,
Miss
Young Pryor was with a holiday party
spending the Fourth fishing in the
lake. He went swimming and attempted
to cross the lake, but his strength gave
out before he could reach the further
shore.
Noting the young mans distress,
friends endeavored to reach him with
a boat, but he sank before they came
up with him and he did not rise again.
The body was recovered and conveyed
to the home of his cousin. the Hon. G..
II. Campbell, in Yazoo City. and was
sent to Washington last night for in
terment.
Pryor had been in Yazoo City only
three weeks, being employed in tae
chancery court clerks office.
Epes Pryor, the young man referred
parents up to a short time ago at their
residence, PIG California avenue north
west The only information received
here in regard to the drowning is the
fact that young Pryor was drowned on
yesterday and that his cousin, c. H
his way to Washington with the re-
mains and THAT 1t is expected that he
would reach here some time tomorrow.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed, but plot in Rock Hill
Cemetery has been secured for ti;e inter.
ment.
The funeral VIII probably take place
Friday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1905-07-05

the Capital over the convention He
says he expects more than 1000 over
from Washington before the adjourn
ment of the convention. Many junior
Delegates VIII come over here before
the latter part of the week
At the business session this morning g
the cities which have asked for the next
Gains. though it is likely to be some
time before the decision is reached
There are seven cities in the race
Minnea polls, Chicago, Des Moines, Seat
tie. Kansas City, Los Angeles. and In
dianapolis
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Metropolitan Railway SIS, s646 $4,000
Washington Street Railway. common,
10Q37A. 5@S7N-
american National Bank, 5@1ss5A.
Washington Gas, 1GG60
Mergenthaier rights. 4d1S6A.
Lanston, 1OoQ16A, 1o0916A, 100@162s
(tuyer GOD.
After cal1-Potomac Insurance Com
pany, 1OG20A.
Washington Street Railway preferred.
25Q9012, 25G901A 25G901a 2oG90L 2569OJb
25Gs015. 1oodsoiI. 25ds0M 25Gso1s. 1oo1S
9cN. 100Ma0a 5O0191 hN06aI1s
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
HEAVY PPOFlT TAKING
IN COTTON MARKET

NEW YOEt- July 5.-very heavy
profit taking occurred at the opening OF
the cotton market today. The buying
in Liverpool fell off, and the English
market declined Sharply from the open
ing bulge
The opening rise here was not so eood
as due on the cables. Houses with prf-
vate wires bought, representing outside
business that had come in over tho holt
day. attracted by the big advance Of
The professionals were sellers The
feei1ng in pit circles was that a pause
was due
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
MODERN MORALITY

We stopped long enough recently to
read a story like this: A wife of rich
man fell in love with a man not her
husband. She took the jeweIry he had
given her and some of his money and
was eleping with the man. The auto
mobile In which he was to carry her
away wouldn't work, and he got mad
and said, Damn The woman refused
TO efope with q man who Swore so she
climbed out and went back to her hus-
band.-Atchison Globe.
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
PLEASANT AND REFRESHING

II see that Margaret Lemon. the
singer, wants divorce"
What's the ansn err"
''Answer2'
WHY, there something funny about
the lemon part OF IT, isn't there?''
Il don't know. I'm not looking for
such cheap attempts at humor"
80? Well. | suppose you know what
alimony would mean to her?''
What would 1t mean?"
Lemonade. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

IReported ny w. B. Hibbs & Co. 1919 F
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange
Chicago BoarG =. Trade. and Washington
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
To Represent Cabinet.

The Government departments were
represented by Acting Secretary Of State
H. H. D. Pefrce, Acting Secretary of
War Oliver, Assistant Secretary os the
Navy Darling, Solicitor General Hoyt,
of the Department OF Justice, and
Fourth Assistant De Graw, of the Post
office Department. Commissioner Mac
farland represented the District Gov
ernment. Justice McKenna was present
as the representative Of the Supreme
Court
The Cabinet families were represented
by Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Margaret
Hitchcock and Mrs. Cortelyou. Mrs.
Chanee, wife of the lieutenant general
9fr,a,,sa Of the army, Was present and in the
Martinez. wife of the Chilean minister.
ard Miss Elisa Walker-Martinez
Lieutenant General Chaffee was unable
TO attend because of absence from the
More than score of officers represent
ed each branch Of the service
Officials as Ushers.
Official guests in attendance at the
services were seated by four officers, in
full uniform, who were Lieutenant Com
mander Chandler, CT the Bureau of In
telligence, U. S. N; Captain Rhodes and
Captain Nolan, both of the general staff.
.. S. A, representing respectively the
cavalry and infantry branches, and
Capt. Harry r. Lay, judge advocate S
Office, u. S. NJ. c. The State Depart
ment bureau chiefs assigned to like
duty were Sidney Smith, of the diplo-
matte bureau, Gaiilard Hunt. of the
passport bureau; Charles Ray Dean, of
the appointment bureau; John Ball
Osborn, of the trade rela tions bureau
Thomas Morrison, of the bureau of ac-
counts. and Andrew H. Allen. librarian.
A delegation from the Theta Delta
Chi fraternity, of which Secretary Hay
was member, occupied reserved pew
They were the Rev. DR.. James Mcbride
Sterrett. Dr.. LeGrand Powers, of Tufts
college; the Rev. DIR. ]. ~. Wightman,
of Washington and Jefferson college,
Harry 7. Domer, of George Washington
University. and DR.. w. Hart Dexter,
of the University of Rochester
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
OFFICIALS ATTEND
THE HAY MEMORIAL

He told them precisely what this ma
tion wanted, expected, and would ac-
cept. There was neither evasion nor
concealment: neither bluster nor cring-
ing. Very soon he was taken at his
word
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

OFFICE COR. sTH AND F SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION
Loans in any amount made ON an.
proved real estate or collateral at rea.
sonabie rRteH.
Interest Daid upon deposits on monthly
balances sGhJecI to check.
This company acts as executor ad.
ninietrator. trustee, agent, treasurer
registrar. Ind III all other dductary ca
pacitiec.
Boxes for rent In burglar and nre-pro
vaults for safe deposit and storage OF
valuable packages.
JOHN JOE President
JOHN a. vice Hre3tdent
ELLIS 5PEt Second Vice President
ANDREW --.--.-...--.---Treasurer
HARRY G. MEEM-. Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TAYLCR. Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS bSLpLEY- Real Estate Odacer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
In prepared 20 assume the management Of
your reA, c.-ate. Careful attention given
TO all dG-4ils.
The Washington times., 1905-07-05

1.2T0. .SI3 40
city OF washington. District Of Columbia IS:
!, GEORGE o. WATSON Treasurer OF the
a owe named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief
GEORGE o. WATSON, Treasurer
Subscribed and 10 before me this LIST
day of July. a. D. 1905.
d. FULTON HARRIS
Notary Public d. C.
Correct-Attest:
FRANCIS H. SMITH,
WILTON J. LAMBERT
l. G. KIMBALI.
e. n. WATERS
e. QUINCY SMITH
THEODORE w. MOVES.
1t Directors.
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
Many Diplomats Present.

Count Cassini, Russian ambassador
and dean of the Diplomatic Corp, head
ed the diplomats in attendance at the
services. AT his side was the Italian
ambassador, Baron Mayor des Planches,
who will in few days succeed him as
the dean. ind Dr. Nabuco. of Brazil,
who has recently been accredited here.
Other embassies, whose chiefs are alb
sent from Washington. were represent
ed by Baron Won dem Bussche. of the
German embassy; Baron Giskra, Of the
Austro-Hungarian embassy, and Senor
Gamboa, of the Mexican embassy
The ministers of the corps were pres
ent IN numbers. Prominent among them
were the Japanese minister. with all the
members of his staff, except First Sec
retary Hioki, who attended the funeral
in Cleveland as the representative of his
government; the Peruvian minister, the
Chilean minister. the Costa Eicar min
lister, the Chinese minister, the Persian
minister, the Argentine minister and
the Turkish minister. secretaries OF the
legations were present in large num-
bers. including the charges d'affaires of
Venezuela, Panama, Korea, Belgium
Spain, Cuba, and Nfcar
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Union Savings Bank of Washing.
ton, D. c.,

At the close OF business June 80. 1865.
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

:. CHICAGO, July 5.-The following :
'ha quotations on today's exchange:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
efleuerei in EbuSp6uterubcn.

GoIomb d, Q. e., rs. &omlar.
- Sn bieiiger StoOt iino Der itaIie-
uiihe Contractor Eboma8 Scon0oue
uuo 3mei ietuer @ebiilieu Don Den
81uGOeS @roB9eidmorcueu III Nn-
floQe5uItauo ucricBt moroeu, neil lie
0ic Nrbeiter IN Den @bo8pbotgrltbcu
in Sfloueret gebaItcn babeu iolleu.
Gle Nnfloge lit nui 9ctrciben oCS ito-
licuii6en &onilIS in GborleitorL g.
g., erbobeu moroeu, Der bon eiueru
aus Sen FbuSpbutgulbeu e%utiIobenen
Arbeiter auf Oa8 lreiben in 0eniel-
ben alimertidm Qeluud)t mor0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17

9Oc. biz $t.00; Gorotten, pro BIN.
sci t15c. bis &C.; aepfeG, pro SAB
Zoe. bis $3.50; InanaS, pro Grdtc
$3.50 bis $500; Selerie, pro Dso.
Doc, bis 50c broEner 9obL pro 8lr
ifel t2lac. bis 15c.; Gpiunt, pro
9uihcI soc. bis 75c.; qriiue 9obnerL
pro &orb $500 bis $3.50; runoe
&iiberL pro 9uihel SOC. bis 400;
aopiioIat, pro &orb SOC. bis $500;
iunge Grbien, pro &orb $1.75 bis
$2.25; 8lruncntobl, pro 6ab SD bis
81; @urteu, Ilorioaer, pro 3orb s.
bis $3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier
$3.50 bis $3.50.
Groceries uuo Pro0tiio-
GoI5fIeiid, pro Eiuno: flcine Sll-
gor.Gureo Stinfen t1Hc.; 9roBe
Sdinfen 10Hc.; Goliioruier Sdins
fen 714c.; Sltgor-Gure0 9rultitiide
10c.; Srgor = Cured Shultcru
sac; trodcn geiol5ene Seitenrippen
&c.; Spedieiteu 81@c.; trode1 Geiol-
5ene ShuItern Sc; rcinc$ Shmol5
iuSierceS 712c.; SpcdidrnlternS34c.;
MeBsS hpcincfleiih $l3.75 pro SAB.
Hofiinirtcr 3udcr: qcluiirfclt
G,75c.; ptIocriitrt els; 9tonooro
gramlIirt 6,05c,; ieiu QromnIirt
6.05c.; GrpItoI 81 6.05c.; Columbia
81 SOC; 9elber 5.05c. bis 5.55c.
@er6Iteter Soffee: 6. 8. g., 100
@fo.aiIten 14.t0c.; 6. 8. 6. go Fio.
aiItcn 1l.20c,; e. z. 6. 20 BiumO
aiIten 14.20c.; rciner SABA 2815c.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 2619c. bis &c;
reiuer Wtoffa 261ac. bis 27c.; SABA
mo @oftn, aeluiidt, 2514c. bis 26c.;
SABA, gemiidt, 2412c. bis 25c.; rel.
ner @aracoibo 2114c. biz 2Gc.;
rciner Ga @uopra 2014c. biz 21c.;
rciner Gontos 201ac. bis Die; Can
tos, ocmiidt, 1876. bis 20c.; Heo,
gemii9t, 1876. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
Mus Dem SMnern WHrDlNHS's uah
ben angreu5en0eu StaGteH.


,<n Noriolf, 80. lit Der 66 Sabre
olte &ollfmum &ofob Ned)t on CT
ncm NbrcnIeiGen in ciuem @oipitol
Qeitorben. Nr. Ned)t mar Elm Wiit.
glico Der @eht.@irihlcr Sirma mo
fam Dor uielcn Sobrcn aus 9eut'd)s
lon0 nod 9lmcritu. Gr binterlGBt
cine Nithue mo mcbrerc erlun6lcne
ainocr. Nr. Ned)t mar Yr1iiOent Der
C6eb Sholom.@ cmciuoc mno cin
GROCER WtuiitircmuN.
Ser Staat5onmalt Opn
Nunc Nrun0cl Gountp
&c ltorbcn.
%l annapolis lit nod LANCER
aronfbeit Ser Stout5amuolt G0luoro
&. @ontt i'm NItcr uol, 60 Sobren oil
ser MISUNDERSTANDING oeitorben.-
Gr NOR lcit 10 Sobrcn Stuot3mmolt
mo mare bel Scr lcBteug8abl IN 1903
bcirlobc bon ieiueu rcplblItunild)cn
@egner Gonicl R.Gon0nll gcihlageH
woroeu. Gr mar 5luci Nal pcrbelro+
thet mo biuterlGBt BON icocr Grou
5uci &inoer.
ltCber d) ~ c nj III nm Gen be
ii t ) eft.
Nus 2ancoitcr miro berid)tet. 0oB
ooS unholten6 tolte Wetter Die Sitllo=
ton am SltSQllebnnna entlnng mebr
ais aeiobrOrobenO gcnlodt bat. Ton
W}orotto, ga, bis nod) Eort 0cpoiit
lit ser ISllB nit Sis onAcfilut, uno
Ole @nmobner mod)cn IidJ oui zinc
groBellcberidNpcmmutg geIoBt, melm
ca pI0bli6 51oruuctter perbcn Iolltc.
,NopeS" Qcbt in Stild c.
Ger uiermoitigc Sdoouer nGoroe=
Tia &. Sape&," Gnpt, @rolulL meld)er
nit elmer 2oorn9 @uono bon 9olti-
more 1lod GborIeiton bcltimlt NOR
mo an Sonltog otf ben 0iontollo
Sbodl5 itronocte, lit mttten 0lrdgc-
brod)cn lulO gebt total in Die Bride.
Die Elf Mann 9elublmg nnO 0ic6rmt
0c5 aod)S mllrocn bon scr &cbenSz
rcttlnQ9mnnnihnit ST. Cape SottcroS
0crcttct mo bciinocl iid in Ger Stos
tion 0ortlclbIt.
Mn StelIc0c5 ErGiiocntcn
SomnoeS.
0o5 1irettoriltm Der n3peiten Sea-
tionul, 9dnt" in Cumberland bat Den
bi9bcrigcn &niiirer 9nniel Nnnon
sum ErGiioenten Der @ont an Stelc
oea per~itorbencn Grs@oltucrnelrS
2omnOea erlpGblt. gIS 8ice.ErGiiOent
lpur0e Scrr 2lopO 2omnOeS, JIM, ein
Spbn 0c5 &critorbenen nltSericbclt.
9cbtcrer mar crit ieit einigen Wonn.
ten Girettor ulo mar al Stellc oc5
pcr5o1enen 5, Y. Homoll, zines Ser
mnllbten gctretcn.
Noti5en.
Nus Moibington, Gountp miro pc
ridtet, OnB boS thermometer BORT
al manden SteIlen Orci his finn
8roo inter Nltll iiel. Nae Sliiiie limo
%geiroren, mo eS lic9er mgei0br bier
Boil Sdnee.
Sn Noriolf fam Der p Sabre olte
Wai6iniit 0orrp GponS bon &pnd)z
burg bel Dem areil5en bon 9obngelei-
fen um'S Scben.
Cine Mteile lueltlid) bon Seioelin1
Sin.Greef, MQcgonp.Gountu, lit ser
&ul,ol nit 6elS6loden bon bct
Sprcngllngen iiir ole @eleiie ocrgSo-
boib.gobn on0eiiiQt. Won bofit,'b oB
bis 5llm 9cginn Der Sdiiifobrt Die
Srilmlncr >u%cQgcr6limt mcr0cn fon.
ucll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
Sloam giusp's Oieftaurant.

Nr. 1104, Observation-Disclosures.
Scr sgtorooit Sntmerpdbrenoe 8nuberein
bon Baltimore" nerialnmeIt fi6 bier
ieoen Wlontng. - @eorge grebm & Cons
9ier mn 3apt mad oeutfber @rt brett
bonn SAT-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17

Rr. 1924, SftaSaItimores StrGbe. - 3iits
met an Serren 5n bermietber. - Seinfte
@eirnnfe unb Weine. p9l1bs8ietus0ruues
reis"9ier. GerfuInmlu1gslofal oeS Sfts
~QomDaroItr. Smmeriu. gaus lno 2etbs
8erein3". gbef.s1eI. Wtt. Sermon 4942 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
@nItimurer Marftberidlte.

0ulti III ore, rs. Souitdr l9Oo.
McbI. - 3ufubr 1913 60IIer,
cini6licBlidy $3.50 6Giier SIT &ocuit.
Yoint mo 315 IGiier 81 Canton. aiI.
Itcnperionot 25l SGiicr, Die Noti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
Yruonftens Warft.

ltntenIteGenbe Breiie be5ieben iid
oiti ben gngros.Sanoel; fir ben
&leinban6el mr,B elm entipredenoer
9tuiidlag gemaht perben.
Gier, pro 9ilBeno 28c. bis 32c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17

Gerionot BON oen @lepatoren 2i.0l4
Yitl6el; Glepatoren. 8orrotb 1920
654 9ltid)el. &erfGuic: I @aqoon
gelber SIT %. 10000 9uidel Sonllor
5u 505s, $1,000 Spot SIT 5015, 1000
steamer gemiibter Spot SIT 40M,
1000 Nr. 3 Spot 5u 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17

SAFER. - 3uiubr 1910 9uid)eI;
aus ben g~leoutoren 5uriidge5ogen
1876 guifel; Glepotoren 8orratb
103.08i guifcl. 9erfdufe: / @aggon
Ger. 2 lpeiBer Sl 37A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
MGuner nno 1Sranen fommt 5r inns.

Minner ituo Srauen nit gebeinnen aranfbet.
ten, ooer Granpinoerbrudl, @ef6ipiiren. aus
f~dienoen Snaren. Striftnren. @isflib. gIntoer'
mus, 8erlult Der W1dnn6orfeit, 9Iafens urb
WierenIcioen, MlaftbnrmIeioeu, Sdmorrboiben,
SartIeibiofeit pber irgeno iuel6er bertuanoten
&rar'beiten foutcn fi6 pertrallensbou an ms
unterllider unb foitenIos cine iuiHeni6aftIide
0iaaroie SGres Sales ge6en. gift Elm Dollar
Dor Der Seiluna 6u b~e5abIen. gsir 1eiIen ra!6.
iiGer, i6nlerslos uno 6anerbaft, uro bebanbeIn
MIR oebeine arnrfbeiien bon Mdnneru unb
1raueii. aenn Gle nid,t onime f5nnen, 10
6enodridtiGen Gle nrs, uro mir bebanoeIn Gte
In Sbrer @ubrnHe. SeilnHe earnntirt ober
ieiue WesabIuna. - a5nnen mir mebr tbun7
Niiof 0ojifdrfe BEL, penn Sbr ffreibt an Or.
@biitps Wsebieal Jnftitute, 1887 ct.Eratt.g ctr,
Baltimore, DID. 0eutf1 piro sefpro0eH.
(Wgai1LI&S,1O
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Sn b~erfanfen.
9ie ein,,osu ,tvetnaatoeu odu,er

Die einsigen SiuettddIsfu Sduier
siim geriauf In SftsVulttHore, nngrer5eno an
BEN pra6tooIen p8atterfon'9arf." RatiIents
strnbe, Ode bon 8aItirtoresStrabe. StoH1rt
Buerlt uno babt bic Mltsfp1bI. 9iefe Sdiier
Eub In ieber Sinfi6t MODERN, NIT Waarnors
Bats unb sSdustreppe, fouie nooernen Ners
beiterungen, eiuf6IieBIt6 @bBueSfnnnI. Ggent
ldeIi1 unb SonntagS oil Srt uno Gteue. 9es
Ilst Snirmounts9lperie 8aeeons.
Gbu, 3. Gallagher, 8auurternehnier,
l126-) Nr. 2908, Sd~irnrountssIbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17

Neben0es BeTIilgeI, pro FFln0:
alte &iibner 13c. big t4c.; iunge
Siibner 12c. bis 15c.; gnten 12c.
bis 14c.; Hiiter 15c. bis 49,; @Gnie
12c. bis 141ac.; 2aubel1, pro Enur
20c. bis 25c.
Srii6te nn6 ii e.
aartoffeln pro 8uihel 45c. Bis
Soc; 3uderriiberL pro Site 35e. bis
40c.; @eiBtobL pro Come $500
Bis $500; 3ipiebeln, pro Bufdel
eaue sur Meife ing s%insiaps beisrst Gnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
Sn bermietben.
gu berfanfen uber 81 berpadjten.

Su Sertanfen pber ~ Serpadten:-
9aS mertbooue 9runoftli on Der Ode bon
CitsBaItimores Strabe uno B0itsS ttieesNberue;
10 bel 100 SUE. Ser bintere 9beiI bes Grunb'
[tttds pirb fit elm @ef6dftsgebdloe oeS .9euts
t6en Correspondent" benubt peroen. Nd6ere
e~liSlunft BET 6. Blaine, UT. All, Ct. Raal'etr.
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
9afob Miee, ,Mrlpste.0onr,"

tiuIUU UItF HWFVIUEIt"VUHtI
HoronitsSde oct 9oluz llo SorreftsGtrdBe.
Sauptdrartier oes @eiangoereinS rMelos
Die. Sineitunoeu ieoen 9Unneriiaeglbeno.
8erfnmmluneen oeS Centennial Webeers
8ereins" ieoeu 2. mo 4. 9ienitag i'm Wlos
nat. Gelepbot - Wit. Ber1oH 2660 9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17

Che sie Gigenttum fanfeu
poer berfaufen, tueroen sic fih an Charles 81.
Heder, 9rlnbe igentbumss iino 8erft9eruneS
Ua1fIer, sar. 420, Gprb.Gareb. StraRe.
SeIo gu Uerleiben auf 9bpotbefen In beIiebt'
Gen Siintneft. (goot6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
gptgt'S Safe"

Nr. 1920 bis l122, 9arforosg lbenne.
Sauptau1rtier oes nIb1Iias Wdinerbors".
Sale uno Gommergarten biaig al oerz
l1iet1eu. @nter GIab fiir 9lliternr1iten.
5elnite Setrdnie. SreisYool. e. & o.
SeIepbon - MRt. 8ernun $3.50 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-17
@eIb ansHtleihen.

Sarleben anf 9s5befn nnb anbrre eIderbeiteu
FIR @ 1rp5ent = qenau mad bent reuer 6efete:
bribntim. = 9iidltcr, SIR. 2t0, Cif.2ertnaten.
strabt. 2irnIter 9tr. 4, Bunfont BuiIoifta. St
Der Office ipiro DeutfH gefproten.
(Wldt20.1O
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9tootNeNooNoQopooooos


Z. u. gldermanu'S SaIle
Norouits@de @oligbs uno Caroline trabe.
SniIptdllartier oee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
N.sO,z@de 8oligDs uito GarcliHeitr. Bers
einsoeridmmlune ieoen 9onueritng @be1o.
gteue Wiitalieoer iuilliommeIi. Sor5iias
Iides Nier Der Acknowledgement i'm Hapf.
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qdNe sur Nefie in's sinSfdnb beisrgt Gnu.
Saint, ar. Ali, ct. HaHL0tfhhe.
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seutin,s Observation-Disclosures
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INSTRUMENTATION

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-26

Coal oil-Pearl or astral oil. cases,
21c per gallon; water white oil. iron
barrels, ,l5Mc; wood barrels,none; cocene
oil. cases. 25c; elaine oil. cases, Csc;
extra star, cases. 2sc: headlight oil,
ITS degrees. cases. 24he; iron barrels,
1sc. Washington state test burning
oils. except headlight. hc per gallon
higher.)
Benzine--sixty-three degrees, cases,
22c; iron barrels, 16hc.
Linseed oil--Pure raw. In barrels.
52c; genuine kettle-boiled In barrels,
SIC; pure raw oil, In cases, SIC; genu-
Inc kettle-boiled In cases, soc; lots of
$50 gallons, 1c less per gallon.
Turpentine-In cases, SIC per gal
Ion.
sasoline-stove gasoline, cases.
24hc; iron barrels, 1sc; SO degrees
gasoline, cases, see; iron barrels or
drums, zee.
Lead-strictly pure white lead and
red lead in ton lots. 7%c; 5OO-pound
lots, SC; less than 500 POUNDS, Shc'
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
sugar--Golden q. s6.b6; powdered,
ss.s5; patent cube, $3.50; cane, d. g.
se.15; fruit sugar, ss.lb; beet sugar
ss.OB; extra cwt. 1Oc; kegs, cwty 26c;
boxes, cwt.. soc Oess No per pound, II
paid for in Is days).
sait--Bales Of 7b-2s, bale $3.50; bales
OF 5O-ss, bale $3.50; bales Of 4o-4s, bale
s1.5O; bales Of 15-1Os, bale s1.SO; bags
sos, fne, ton, $3.50; bags 50 lbs. genu-
Inc Liverpool, ton, s17; bags 50 lbsp v
ground, zoos, tons, s5.25; r. s. v. Ps
Es5-lb. cartons. s2.2b; r. s. v. P., ~
Ss-lb cartons s175; Liverpool lump.
ton, sib.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-26
MARKET IS INACTIVE
.
Chickens and Eggs ore Away
Down In Price.
6msit and Salmon Make Their Appear
anes In the Market Aeain--Frssh
Mssts Remain Stationary
Cheese and Potatoes Up.

Portland. Jan. 26.--The produce mar
ket still remains inactive. and poultry
ana eggs are cheaper than for some
weeks, Ten cents was IA good price
for live chickens yesterday. and even
at this figure many eoopa were carried
over, Wild game is ntill abundant.
smelt are In the market again, and
there In also some salmon %
California tomatoes ARE quoted at 8?
the box. but there are not many In the
market at any price,
There II no change In the prices ot
fresh meats. but cheese has gone up.
and fruits and vegetables are general.
iy advanced. especially potatoes.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-26


Mocha, 2o@ssc; Java. fancy.
'2e0ssc; Jaya good. 2o024c; Java. or.
dinary. 10000; Costa Rica, fancy, is
@2oc; Costa Rica. good, ie01sc; Ar
buckles 1926 per 100 pounds; Lion,
siS2S.
Nuts -wainuts. No. /, soft shell,
iskc; No. 1. hard shell. isAc; Chile.
iac; almonds. i7O1sc; nlberts, i4@i5c:
Brazils. Ice; pecans. isMWibc. hick-
ory. Sc: Virginia peanuts, sWshc;
Jumbo Virginia peanuts, sc: Japanese
peanuts, ~ @eci chessnuts. Italian.
lie; chestnuts. eastern. drum, $3.50:
conoanutH. dozen, soc.
Rice--Imperial Japan. No. /. sS.s7M;
No. p sL26; Carolina head, &C.; broken
head. 4c.
ProviHions--Iiams. TO size. t2Rc:
hams picnic, &c: bacon, regulars lie;
bacon. breakfast, 140isc; dry salt
sides. Toe; backs, dry salt. eNc; lard.
Kettle rendered, tierced. eEc.
Figs--white, pound. bA 9gc; black,
s@7c.
Datss--Golden. eo-lb. boxes. e07c;
lib packages. Sc; Fard i5-lb boxes.
si.4o box.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-26
vi Livestock.
cattie-,27b@I.oo: hogs. ti6O06.5O
sheep. .s.sS@A2S.
Livestock.
Hops, Wool. Hides, Etc.

Tops' wool, 1Ides, ETC.
Hops-2s0 29c. W
wooi--valley. so02ic: Eastern Ore
gon. 14Q1se. n
Tallow--Prime. per pound. 3h9<c;
No. 2 and grease. 2h@3c.
Hides-Dry hides. No. /. 10 pounds
and up, i4h@ibiic pound; dry kip. No.
=, to is pounds. i30lthc; dry calf,
No. !. under pounds, l5hc; dry salt
Cd bulls and stays, third less than dry
fint; salted hides steers. sound. 60
pounds and over. s0sc' 50 to 90 pounds
797hc; under 90 pounds and cows. eh
G7Mc; stays and bulls. sound. 494hc;
kip, sound. Is 10 20 pounds. 7c under
10 pounds. Sc: green (unsaited). 1c per
pound less: cults. ic per pound less;
horse hides. saited. each. $3.50; dry.
each. si0i.50: colts hides. each, ESQ
60c: goatskins. common, each, ioMi6c;
Angora, with wool on. 25cWsi; sheep
pelts, as TO wool. 100000 each.