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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25
cinolnnati Live stock xarks.

CINCINNATI, March 25-2 P, N.
The following are the receipts ana shipments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
Receipts Shipments
Cattle e...,,,,,,.,,,,........... 243 las
Hogs .,,,,..,,,,,..... ...... 1868 1l06
Sheep. ep.......................... oUo
HOGS-Mafket firm and quiet. Common at
50 50@4 20, fair to good n so@4 IS, choice "a cog
4 s. gross.
CATTLE--Market dull. Common 81 00@2 75
medium sS@S 65, good TO choice % S5@4 so, ship
ping S4 50@4 75
sHEEP-Quiet. Common at So 5o@4 50, good TO
choice 81 1895 rs gross.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25

GNAREs oE NEW YORK. OR TRICKS AND
- Traps Of the Great Metropolis, exposes all
swindles, huIdbugs and pitfalls Of the city. just
out, nearly 200 large pages, profusey illustrated,
SOC, Of any bookseller or newsdealer Or by msiL
York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25
New York Stook Report,

Now Y0rK St00k Report
The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co.,
2S West Third street,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25
For New Orleans,

SATURDAY, 9th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
~ = GOLDEN RULE, O: P. shinkle. Master.
For freight or passage apply on board.
- or to Royse & Mosset Agents, No. 10
Public Landing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25
For New Orleans.

THURSDAY. 2bth, at 5P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ = ROBT MITCHELL, Dan Moore Mas
L6aas$4 ter. For freight or passage apply on
board or to ROyse & Mussett Agents
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25

SATURDAY. 9th, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY
~ = AvINT SHINKI.E. s. c. Mcintyre Mas
ter. For freight or passage apply on
Aboard or to Jas. 8. Wise Superin
tendent No. IL Public Landing. - M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

A COIN is in itself history,
There was once lost city which
owes its place to cola. For over
a thousand years no one knew
whore Pandosis was. History told
us that at Pandosia King Pyrrhus
collected those forces with which be
overran Italy, and that be establish
ed o mint there but no one could
put his fDgsr on Pandosia. Eight
years ago coin came under the
sharp eyes of numism stist. There
wero the letters Pandosia inscribed
on it, but, what was better still,
there was sn emblem, indicative of
we'll known river, the Crsthis.
Then everything was revealed with
the came certainty Is if the piece of
money he been an atlas, aud Pan
dosia, the mythical city was at once
given it's proper position in Brut-
tium, Now coin may be valuable
fo- its artistic merit, but when il
elucidates . doubtful point in his.
tory or geography it's worth ia very
much enhanced. This silver com,
which did not weigh more than q
quarter of 6 dollar, because it clear.
ed up the history of Pandosia, was
worth to the British Museum $1,000
the price they paid for it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

Dang the woman criod Stephen,
when, at last, he realized the truth,
using one of those explosives to
which we have already referred. 'In
keep bsek her wsges-that l will
and Wen see who'll have the laugh
them
But, alas for Stephen. 'As to
keeping back the wages said Squire
Tucker, that is not law. and you
cannot do it; and as to turning the
laugh on her, that you can't do eth
err; my advice is to make it up; she's
dying to marry you; and after all,
that's the best way to settle
But 1t was more than Q week be
fore Stephen gave in. He spent that
week in securing the country, far
and near, looking for housekeeper /;
but t. no purpose and when Sun
day night came, be was fain to put
on his best attire, brush his hair and
whisksrs sleek, take his umbrella and
steve-pipe hat, and make his way,
rather crest.fallen, to where Miranda
was, to use her own phrase, tempo.
rarlly sojourning,'
Miranda had heard, from squire
Tucker, of his advice to Stephen, and
of the latter's failure to get house,
keeper, and was therefore not unpre-
pared for the visit of her sutton. She
had donnsd the black silk, which
had done her such good service as "a
best dress, for nearly twenty years
fastened her lace collar with her only
bit of jswelry, cameo of rather as
tenlshlng cut and dimensions and
assumed 8 new cap of surprising
splendor, as she persuaded herself,
and that she had prepared especially
for this occasion. In this overpower.
ing attire, with spectacles on nose,
she sat damurely, with folded hands,
listening to Stephen, smile of tri-
umph, that some would have called
a smlrk, gradually overspreading her
sour, wrinkled face, IS the lover, in
some embarrassment, told his tale.
For she spared him nothing. He had
to plead and plead, and metaphors
oally get down on his knees before
she yielded but, as squire Tucker
said, with chuckle, she was tiokled |
to death all the time, you may be-
Iieve.'
Miranda reigns now, queen para
mount at the farm, and has not only
40 much tea and sugar as she likes,
but as much company; and Stephen,
who proved too much for three
wives. has found mors than his
match in fourth.
Lord, he's as meek as Moses, says
squire Tucker. with q chuckle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

From the Charlotte IN. O. Observer.
Information from Tyro, the scene
of the recent somnambulistlo muir.
der, is that over 100 people assem-
bled at the Coronsr's inquest and
preliminary trial. The body of Mr..
Phelps was found lying nearly
across the foot of the bed, on the
right aide, his head on bis right arm,
with three cuts of an AK, two Of
which. il not the third, were suffi.
Gent to cause instant desth--one
high enough on the head to reach
the brain. The story of Mr. Click
was that he dreamed that the ne,
groes had entered the store, as en-.
ticipatsd by himself and Mr.. Phelps.
Then followed, according to bis rec
ollsotion, . bloody and terrible
fight. Whom he awoks DO was fee.
ing down the stairs, and, gradually
recovering consciousness, he re-
turned 10 .he room where be and
Phelps had been sleeping, and real.
lied ata glance the full horror of
HE deed. He at once fled screaming
to the house of Mr.. Grub, near by,
and wss met by that gentleman.
who was aroused by his cries. Mr..
Grub said his lamentations we're
hesrirendiug, and he told him ~
once shst he had killed his best
friend iD his sleep. The alarm soon
became general, and the neighbors
collected from oil quarters. They
all testified that Click exhibited his
regret in most violent manner, and
finally became so exhausted that he
had to be carried hons. 1t WAS
proved by both state and defend
ants witnesses that Click was q
somnAmbulist, and had frequently
Injured his OWL person by jumping
from the house window, sometimes
through the glass from the second
story, cutting himself considerably.
He has also been known to get up
and choke some of The family, say
ing that the bears in Texas were
after him, sud then run q quarter or
half mile down near the river, and
wake 10 find himself Glouo. When
he went visiting he requested his
neighbors to tie him, which they
did. Last week he went to sleep
ia the room whore bis dead uncle
lay q corpse. He suddenly arose
with terrible expressions Of fear,
and started TO seize his dead uncle.
His ulster and gentlsman caught
him, got him awake, and be went
back 10 bed Many other instances
were givon. The court being salts
fed, from the evidence, that the
prisoner was not accountable for his
actions while asleep, pronounced
the evidences insufficient, whereupon
Mr., Click returned to his home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

NEAR Dumfrios lived pious fam
lily who had adopted an orphan who
was regarded as halt witted. He
had imbibed strict views on religi.
GUS matters, however, and once
asked his adopted mother II she did
not think it wrong for the people to
come to church aud fall ssIeep, pay
ing nc better regard to the service,
She replied sbe did. Accordingly
before goisg to church tho next
Sunday he filed his pockets with
apples. One baldheaded old man,
who invariably went to sleep dur
ing the sermon, particularly at
trGcted his attention Seeing him
at las. nodding snl giving nasal
evidence of being in the Gland Of
Dreams be struck the sstounded
sleeper blow with an apple on the
top Of his bald pate. The minister
and aroused congregation at orce
turned around aud Indignantly
gszed at the boy, who merely said
to the preacher, as he took another
apple in bis hand, With q sober,
honest expression of couatenance,
avon preach ; Iii keep EN- awake"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26
Mail Time at the Village Post Office.

From ths Detroit Free Press
Half an hour before the arrival of
the daily mail they begin to como
in--ths merchant who expects q let
ter--tne ulaoksualsn wL~ .Lisl.~
may po'sbly get one-the osrpen-
Ter who has not had one for g year,
but whe still lives in hope-tho
laboror who hasn't the slightest idea
that he will over get anything moro
interesting than a circular advising
him TO insure his life before it 10 in
formally too late-the farmers who
has friends out West or down East,
aud who can confidently count on
his weekly paper anyhow. As tho
mail.boy arrives at tho door there
ia q ripple Of excitement which ex-
tends even 10 the barefooted boy
who has been sent down With three
big coppers TO mail letter directed
IN cramped, old-fsshioned hand.
Ono can see from the WY be looks
from the letters TO the srs of candy
n front of the store that he is
specializing on the risks of dropping
the missive into the river and in.
vssting the money where il will DO
Uncle Sam no good.
There 10 hush while the mail is
being distributed. The pampersd
aristoerat who Can afford to pay
box-rent at the rate of 40 cents per
year keeps bis eye on his particular
box, while the down-trodden oiti-
zen, who 10 compelled to go into the
general delivery" silently argues
that the heavier the mailbag tho
more chance he has of being favored.
just at this moment the Post-mas-
ter is SO bigger man than old
Grant" or old anybody else, and
if be doss not feel at least 80 per
cent OF his official Importance it is
became be has to stop now and then
to decipher the superscription of a
letter.
After what seems an interminable
delay the window is opened and q
general rush 10 made, and 10 ten
minutes the only person left cauti-
ously approaches the window and
inquiries
Anything for any Of ns?"
"Nothing." is the reply ss the
letters are rapidly overFnn.
"Auyshng for brother Jim's
folks p
Nothing"
"Wslker wanted me TO inquire
for him.
Nothing for any of the Walkers"
sold Mrs. Lac hailed me as | driv
by and said she WAS looking for q
letter from her son Bill 10 LssdyiIls.
'sposo il amt any use to inquire,
for Bill can't write letter in three
weeks"
The men started TO 90, bus sud-
denly recollecting himself he turned
end said
"Como to thiak Of it, McArthur's
hired man has sent of for lottery
ticket. He won't draw no!hin', Of
course, for them lotteries are dead
swindle, bat it's abeut time he get
it, and he hollered at sas from the
barn this morning and ssked me to
inquire. HE name is Sam white,
but never asked him how he
spelled it"
"Noshiag for him. was the ns-
notonous reply.
"Well, that's all, | guess. Purity
bad weather on wheat, amt it z"
Looks Ike rain, but maybe it'll send
around us.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26
THE BOTTOM DRAWER.

There ere whips and toys and pieces of strings,
There are shoes which no little feet wear
There are bits Of vibbon and broken rings,
And tresses Of golden hair;
Ihere are little dresses folded aWay
Out OF the light Of the sunny day.
There are dainty jackets that never are worn;
There are tops aud models Of ships;
Theirs are books and pictures sill faded and torn,
And marke by the fEger tips
VI dimplsd hands that have fallen 10 dust
Yet strive 70 think that the Lord Is just.
But feeling ofbtterness fills my sonl
Sometimes when try to pray.
Ihat the reaper had spared many flowers
Aud taketh mine away
And almost doubt that the Lord can know
That mothers heart can love them 50.
Then think OF the many weary ones
VINO are waiting and watching to night
For the slow return OF ALTERING feet
That have strayed from the paths OF right
Who have darkened their lives with shame and air
Whom this snaTes OF the tempter have gathered h
They wander far in distant chimes,
They perish by fire aud food
And their hands are black with the direst erin ca
That kndied the wrath Of God
Yet q mothers song has zcothsd them to rest
she has iulied them to slumber upon her breast
And then think Of my children three
My babies that never grow old
Ana know they are waiting and watching for m,
IN the city with streets Of gold
sale, safe from the cares fthe weary wears
From sorrow and sin and war,
And thank my God, with falling tears
For the things in the bottom drawer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26
OanarieS Trained to Whistle Operas

From the Erie Pa.) Dispatch.
Mr.. Jacob Wiss, trainer of canary
birds in this city, has achieved re-
markable success in getting his pu.
pills to whistle tunes. One songster
that belongs to Mrs. Townsend, Of
PhilaaelPh,s, daughter Of Hon.
William L. Scott, whistles "Dor
Freisohutz" as well as an expert
whistler. NJ. Wiss says it takes two
years to train a bird. and describes
the treatment as follows: "The
bird when quite young is isolated
from all other birds and bird sound
but his own. This little instrument
is music box specially constructed
for this purpose. Two or three times
day it is sot playing, but always
the same air. The young bird hear
ing no other sound, begins to initiate
the air; note By note he learns, and
always stops right short when he has
sung all he knows /; he never at
tempts 10 90 through the whole until
every note is committed to memory,
and is as perfect or imperfect as the
music from the instrument" Mr..
Wiss states that be trained one to
whistle "God Save the Queen" and
an Englishman paid him s65 for it.
He never gets less than $50 for a
trained bird.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

"By putting You within the four
walls OF prison. The proofs posi-.
tive and complete
General MoDonsld palsd and Gen.
Bristow continued, "My advice to
yen is to go to Gen. Grant and
make full confession
The next time Gen. Bristow saw
the President the latter said "I've
seen Mcdonald 10 il ell true
And short while after MoDons
aid returned orestfsllsn to st. Louis,
no was plsced within the prison
walls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26
- p =


Mark TWAIN, speaking Of a
new mosquito netting, writes !:
''The day is coming whea we shall
sit Under our nets in church and
slamber peacefully, and the & scom
fitted flies WILL CLUB together and
take il ont Of the minister
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

LAST Sunday q gentleman went
into a drug store and asked to buy
q piece OF soap. "Can't sell any,
thing but medicine on Sunday"
"But, man alive, don't you know
that cleanliness is next to godli.
ns.s?' We'll, | can't help it, if it
is." "You don't half try" respond
ed the searcher for soap. as he went
ont withoutit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26
LAM CASTER EIOU SE.
FERNS 90 por day. -

SESNISON HOUSE, FORBES ,PR0PRIE-
- cor lussyllie, Wis. The house has beenl ately
raHttri Aui refarnished throughout, and Il o pains
will DC spared TO accommodate guests: Good
tsbliug attached
riuE UAeSYtLLE HOTEL. Tho undersigned has
4 Gtiel up aud furnished in good style the House
.,ri yoccGpiai ty q. Forbes, In Cassyille, where
D, VIII b, happy % accommodate the Travelling Pub
lc. Chlrgos reasonable Good Stebliug attached TO
,hoprenises. WARD T, RICE,
D4tsd oat. 20 1875 1888
tlA8ONINGTON HOTEL, SIMON W0oDHOUsE
llpropr4ctor. Bloomington Wis. Heyingrehtted
sui f-lilG ample room for the accommodation OF
guest ga now prepared Recommendation
Wj.U wsit iuruisboi rooms good beds aud wollsup-
PILLOW Sah}est Slmplor0om. Attentive hoatler good
ia hlfuE. 31-42
oRIsuER HOUSE, CORNER of EIGHTH AND
ilNaT streets Dubuque, Iowa .BARNARDBR0S.
Prordetors. 32-22
tsT.WOPS HOTEL, -. L,L0oNIs PRoPBIETOR
~ rhrtrayoiine public VIII take 20 sicethat am
prepared tosccommodate them vi th boardaudl odg-
lts. sttan tive hostlersaud soodstsbling. 1929
..NtLLEY HOUSE, JOHN s.SMALLEY, PRO
= .or, Nuscoda, wis. Near the Depot. ExpresGO Of
dee sui Livery Sfhbleattached. Meals AZ alihours.
Moons soil furnished. ql-4b
OATES HOUSE. Csk-st.. bstv een Main and Pine
" flnttri'lo. Wis-rHHiu. III S Vaughan ,PrOprle.
ur. Freo' huFtonud frrw Gaze Cars
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

ELtH HOUSE,
Lancaster. ~ trcons4n,
a NrrOL SMITH prnnri NfC

2 y IJN On I i n, IIUDLIULU I.
Firstc.tss Hnuse--Best locati 5n--Best aud most
oonyouiant sample room ia southwest Wisconsin.
Gooi stob,lqe--k Attentive ho3tier.
CENTRAL uOU5E-CASSYILLE. The under
OsisueA, having thoroughly oyerhauled and re-
furnished the Contra Hotel at Cassvite, il prepared
H. accommodate thetrgyoiag public and soIciis his
share 0fthe patronage. Good stabitnS, and com
mca8ursto 90 the times.
n a. Sac Landlord speaks both the American and
, stnau language. FRANK i. NINA,
Dated WOW. y. ISIS. y37nl3lY Proprietor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26
ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

Extraordinary Evidence In Regard 90 Click !.
the Alleged Murdsrous sleep Walker OF
North Carolina.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

a-@A,rAN CEfsSSED trcgl0NEER 10.
SD. 81 ~ a-.h g %. SOW or rams ta Terms reas-
-ra. e5u5o@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

Annus' advertisements payable quaFtefly' same
reset qasrterly without extra charge.
Aivsrtss,nents set % douBieoolumn26 per cent
Extra.
haiiueBl. IA
Estfav Notices, None animal be described. ! %
fos weshs, each additional animal aessEiDeo ia
aaris uottce 80 cents.
Special notices sad business uot!eesin news type
20 cents por line first insertion; cents per iiAe
each sobsequ insertion
n snts Com lssioners' Notices Attachment Notlees
aud Estrey Noacea(0f animals teken up]
llkads ~ Job Printug promptly anu hea''5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

EEREs-es.OO, PER ANNUM.
IfPsiaIn Advance, else.
Outside Of Grant County Is cent? Gors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

Give her the concluding verse;
said reckless Hal. Maybe, she'll
think well of the advice As Laura
had forgotten il, be took up the strain
himself:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

ny ola auntie Katie, npen me tak's pity,
II do my endcavor to follow her plan:
III eress him, and wrack him, until 1 heart-break
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

Advertising Rates.
spAcs wI7w.l xvi vi nj nj i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-26

cousins very well. The event was
nuts to them Laura went about
humming the old ballad
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

Notwithstanding The hsfculaa s6orts
Of the Northern Paei6c Rsilrosd Com.
pany TO remove the county seat from
Steilacoom 10 Tscoma. We are informed
by On old residentes Of that pov thriv>
ing csty that such an Get Of hogGing,
should Il succeed. will not deter o. In
any way hinder the inhabitants Of that
thriving town 10 moving on in the even
tenor OF their vaya but wfll terve . .
thorn to spur them on. and awaken
them from that lsthargy which hes %
long sealed their eyes A project 10
now on foot. beaded BY soue Of the
most wealthy and influential nen Of
the place. TO lay down . track sod run
Q street car from tho lower 10 the up
per town nine times day. thus sford-
ing the clerk of the District Court and
other dignitaries Of upper Steilacoom
. safe sad quick transit to their places
of businesp 10 the great netropolis.
We caoDot zee Why Sseilacnom should
lsck railroad when Tacoma has one.
OBSERVER.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05
TINE OREGON IkaDNEY TEA,

Read the following tsstimonisls. NO,
from pcrsops 5000 miles away. whom
no one knows. but from well know
and Trustworthy citizens Of Oregon.
whose names. written with their own
hands. can be seen at our Office:
SiLvgRroS. Or. March 81. 1850.
] have been afflicted With kidney
trouble for twelve years. during which
timed have used almost every kidney
remedy could hear Of. but obtained
No relief until l tried the OHEaoH
KIDNEY TEA. I am now using the
second bog and am free 10 say that
am much better and have no hssitancy
in recommending il ~ . pleasant and
safs kidney remedy. w. B. Cox.
GoLDENDALE. w. T., March 81. 80.
l have bad the diabetes for thirty
years. Have had many physicians
prescribe for me. but failed 10 get re-
lief. / tried the OREGON KIDNEY TEA,
aud the first dose gave me relief
am now almost we'll, and would REQ.
ammand il b. AIRY one suffering FROM
this disease. MosEs PIKE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

A case II great maritime interest "a,
recently decided in the United States
Court, New York. The case il. ws
believe. without precedent in this coun.
try. The launch took place ous hsul
after the Advertised time. and vessel
vas passing just - the hull slid from
the ways. Men shouted 10 the passing
vessel. and . steam tug in stteodance
upon the psw hull blew . steamAw histls
To notify the vessel Of her dagger. ba,
too late TO prevent . collision Tbs
Judge holds that sufRcient csutioa va
rot tahes, ~ keep vessels out Of tbs
way II the probe BILE course that the
hull would take when launched. and
decrerd secofd,nyiy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

From the circular Of ] B Ns6, con-
missiou merchant sud purchasing sgest,
dated July 24,h. Ne quote - follows
Fiour-Superfine. $3.50 TO a p>.
barrel; or~gos end walla wslIs, a. 50
70 s.; cl,oics and extras. t5.25 to
- s71,.
Milling. choice. Sl.35 10
81 per o-ntal; fair 10 sooo, 81 40 to
tl.53. Shipping. choice. 81. so 70 o. SIS:
fair to god. 81 IS 10 81 IS.
Barlsy-Chevslicr. choice. $I.lO Ia
81 As: fair to good. $i.25 70 Si.3s.
Coast. 81 10 $i.25. Brewing. 90 tos7 !.
cts. Feed. 20 70 IS cts.
Oats Milling. $50 TO tl55.
Choice f.-d. ti.40 tn 81 As; fair To
good. 81 30 to $i.37K. Coumsn fed.
II 20 to 81 az.
Buttsr-from i6 70 22i cents Per
pound.
chesss- From . - IL c~n.s pound
Sslnon - Puget Sound. bsrrsl,. t6.
aud half barrels. 80 to ~ IS. Sacrs.
mento. half bsrrsls. $3.50 to % ca
Iumb'a. barrels. IS. so.
Hams Fra.n 8 n Is cents.
Bacon-From 10 to II cents.
Lad-Froa 10 ~ i2a4 csnts
wool-Soa' ssrn cnsss. 20 70 rs cents
per pound; >,n Joaquin, % 10 IS;
Northern California, 20 20 IS; Eastern
Oregon. 22 .. 81: Wiliamsste Valley
ssd Pusss SQUAD. 70 70 u
Hope-3e To 10 cents per pound.
Potatoes 80 to IS cents per hundred
poa0ds.
Tsllow-jL To 81 ecnss pss pound
Dry Hidss- IS cents pr sound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

.Th'. last vessel from the north reports
that oa the sth Of July the Government
steamer Thos Car~Ia arrived at Oun-
slaskA She hsd been with n 40 miles
Of wr,ngel Land. bat large quantities
Of Ice prevented progress. She would
coal aud sail again on July llth. The
Thos Corwin it will he repembesed,
vas dispatched to the relief Of distressed
whslrrs ia the Arctic. and also to the
relief Of The exploring steamer Jeans
cite.