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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

have massed at Sierra Lasalle and |
notified all the outposts by run
ners.
Terrific Rata n"d Ehuui~r statnt.
RICHMOND, Va, August 3lst.-
This city was visited last night by |
one of the fiercest storms ever
known in this section. For two
hours rain fell in torrents, accom-
panied by almost incessant thunder
and lighting. The rush of water
in the streets was SO great that
Shocks creek, in the lower part of
tie city, was swollen to an angry
torrent, which overflowed its banks
and flooded the whole vicinity.
Many cellars were filled and build
ing bordering on the creek were in
undated and the occupants, mostly
colored, awakened by the rush of
water into their houses. The scene
in the neighborhood of the swollen
stream was terrible. Women and
children were at the windows hold
ing lamps and screaming for help.
The night was pitchy dark and
often cries were heard from points
where no one could be seen. Men
waded about in the water, saving
the members of their families,
while their property was being
washed away. Merchants also sus-
tain considerable loss by the flood
ing of cellars in other parts of the
city. The streets are badly washed
and several bridges in the suburbs
swept away. The lightning struck
in several places, but no serious
damage was done. No loss of life
is yet reported.
Eaiaing Nesr Il, pesa-v -
suppis"nt.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 3lst.-The
1ribune's Santa Fe advices state
that q few scattered bands of
Apaches are raiding ranches with
in about sixty miles of Ell Paso.
No numbering is reported.
Victorio's main band is still in
the Candelaria Mountains, Mexico.
Advices about Victorio are that he
has requested Of the Mexican gov
ernment a meeting for treaty pur-
poses, with his conditional surren-
der view. The Mexican govern
ment would not grant his request
without consulting the United
States government. This move
OF Victorio indicates that the forces
of New Mexico and Texas com.
bined are too much for him and
knowing that the United States
will accept nothing but uncondi-
tional surrender, which would
likely result in his death, he wish
es to make u conditional surrender
to MeXicans, which cannot likely
be accomplished, as Governor
Terrascas, who will have much in
huence in the matter, is a heavy
loser by Victories raids.
d;Hnn.
OTTAWA, August 3lst.--A gen.
tleman from Upper Galinsu reports
over hundred deaths among In
dians from small -pox. Several
bands, divided up into small par
ties, are travelling north, leaving
the dead unburied.
OarmS's Successor Etecird.
Los PINus August 20th.-The
Grand Council yesterday elected
Sopovrnari Ouray's successor. He
had the confidence of Ouray, to
whom, however, he was inferior.
The Utes killed five of Ouray's
best horses to accompany him to
the happy hunting grounds.
GrRot dating B.ck on hsimsrtE
GALENA, Aug. Slst.-Gen. Grant
positively says be has refused the
Presidency OF the Laveger Mining
Company, which was recently ten-
dered him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

WE are justified, from all that
reaches us, in looking for the cleo
ton OF the entire Democratic coun-
ty ticket by a large and satisfactory
majority. 1t is excellent in itself
and will keep pace with the Han.
cock "boOm."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

IT is with extreme regret, indeed,
that we are obliged to look. upon
Hayes's visit to the Pacific Coast
as nothing but . vulgar elections
esring tour. His mission is to talk
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
NEW TODAY.
I'm S Il .R A. NCE,

The Agency OF the Fire and Life Insur-
ance Companies formerly represented
by me has this day been transferred To
Mr.. NJ. Kremer.
Thanking my old friends and patrons
for past iavurs, l request "a continuance
OF the same Tor my successor.
Los Angeles, Sept. l., 1881.
Is. h. DHAKENFELD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

IIF7E.
The Mutual Llle ms. Co. of New York !;
assets. 500. .UU0,00.
FIRB.
CONNER Union ASSURANCE Co. Of
london; capital, $500 000.
South BRUSH aud National FIRE and Ma
rine Ins. Co.; capital. S 0000 600
The Metropole ana ReassuI ance uener-
ales of Paris; capital, Sll ,OO0 700
Home Insurance Co. of New YOrK; assets,
s6,4 0001.
Phoenix ms. Co. OF Hartford, Conn.,: as
sets, :! $50 600.
The Insurance co. of n orth Am erica; as
IS So 60J,O00.
The Pennsy ivauia Insurance 90. Of Phil
adelphia; assets, 5000 000.
The Connecticut lns. co. of Hartford; |;
assets. 81 $40 QUO
The CalifornIs las. Co. of San Francisco; /;
assets, So50,C0l.
Mr.. Drakenfeld will remain with Mr..
Kremer for the present.
Trusting, by strict attention 10 business
and liberal and fair dealing, to merit The
continuance OF the custom Of the patrons
OF the above Companies,
l am, respectfully,
Nj. KREM H. k, gent.
sel.lm No. 4 Temple Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
Money to Loan

ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN OR
NEAR THE CITY or LOS ANGELEs.
Apply TO r. o. Box %.
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INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
Musical Institute.

Lessons will be ven in the German
French and spanish languages, Litera.
ture and Needlework.
rhe mu ,ical instruction will be given
after the most improved German
method.
TO the student of music tho Institute
offers an excellent ,rLunity to enter
classical IN Isc, by the approved metn-
od of GradIs Tarmassum par Clement.
MR s. Z. RENE,
No. 5 THIRD STREET,
Between Main and Spring.
REFERENCEs-Prof schumacher, First
Instructor of Music at the Brooklyn Col.
lege; Dr. j. Kurtz, J. NJ. GriifiIh. l. NJ.
Hellmun. mr2Stf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

SIN + TKANCISIO IAUE USI OIs
$50 Oph,r, So. 81 400 3 Nevada, l3,
1916 Mexican. I2h, 1914
1zlz, l23a, l2b 1860 Bullion. L70, 1.65
$50 Is q X. Iisz, ", Leo, l65
l2k l2ss. 12h $50 Exchequer. 2.20,
625 g 40 6S4, So, 225
ST. 20 Seq Belcher. 10h
$50 Gai. ~, 220 400 Overman. LAO
40 Savage, 3 ~ 350l 90 Justice, LILO
93O Con Va, 3 10, 3.5ol 40 Union, 251a. 25s44,
1855 25h
45O hoilar,l 44O Ala, Q, 2 Is, 2.lo,
24O Poiosi. 3 80, "a, 230
2702A ESQ Andes, l.S5, 80,
600 Point, "a, $50 1855
35 Il q n, oss 6l0 Scui pion, 2.2o,
435 Jacket, II, ~ "a
100 Alpha, 81. q $50 Benton, l.20 IL
$40 Belcher, 40, 2.e5l 100 u tIate. $40, 3.o5
B Ion Caledonia, IN
$50 Utah, lo4 60 Confidence, 5A
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I,TF7H H.

Referring TO the above, l beg TO STATE
that nave beon appoin ed agent for lht
foilowin. well known Companies:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
PRESIDENTIAL ELEuToas

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
......Meets in San Fra ncisco, Sept. 9th
uocond Dlstrict-................
........ Meets in Sacramento, Aug. 2lst
y xhird cistrict.. T. BERRY
Hourth DistIict........ WALLACE LEACH
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

Under and by virtue of an execution is
sued out of the Justices Court OF San An
tonic 1own,hip, county of Los Angeles, /,
State If California, on the 18th day OF
July, 1881, TO me directed and delivered
on the last mentioned day, for Judg-
ment rendered in said Court on the 18Th
day of March, 1879 in favor of the People
of the state Of California, plaintins, ana
against the Forest Grove Association of
Los Angeles, defendants, l have levied
upon and shall on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
ConStabIe'S Sale.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF SAN ANTONIO
TOWNSHIP, C0UNTY OF LOS ANGELES,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1880,
Attwelve o'clock M. of said day. proceedt 10
sell, at the court house door. in the city of
Los Angeles, AT public auction. TO the
hie hest and best bidder, for cash In U:
S. gold coin, to satisfy said Judgment and
Interest. costs and all accruing costs. all
The right, title and interest ofsaid defend-
ami The Forest Grove Association OF Los
A npeles. in and to the following describ-
ed real estate. to wit:
be eing lis ", 28, 81 and 80 Of the Los AM
geles Fruit AssOclation
Gwen under my hand this hrst day OF
Septem ber, A. D. 1880.
NJ. X. BARRETTO,
Constable OF San Antonio Township.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

MORNING SESSION
SAN FRANCISCO August 81.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK EPORT.

AN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

People of the State OF California,
Plaintiffs,
VS..
Forest Grove Association of Los
Angeles, Defendants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

The Mutual Llle ms. Co. of New York !;
assets, 500. .UU0,00 o.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
A Stxsy-Dsy Faster.

New YORK, August 3lst.-The
Times says: A citizen of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, thinking he had
cancer of the stomach, abstained
from food sixty-five days and died
of starvation. A post mortem
showed his brain to be the only
diseased part of his body.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31
rne DRArn RArH OF

Our country Is getting to b iearfully
alarming. the average Of lite beiua
'e'sened every year. without any rsa
sonable cause. death resultiue seuersl-
~ from tho most insigniicant origin
At this season Of the year especially
. cold il such . common thing that il
the hurry OF every day life W ars ID,
to overlook the dangers attending il
and often and tSo lsse. that Pe.sr Of
Lung trouble has already ct in,
Thnussnds l.se their live 10 this way
every winter. while had DoscAss,s Ger
saa Syrxp been taken. . cure would
have rssalted. and large bill frsm :
Doctor bsen avoid~d. For Ill diseases
It the ThrsAt aud Langs RoacAse's Ger.
Msn Syr.p has proven itself TO be the
Rr'~t~~s d,scovrry Of is kind in medi
cine. Every DruyRiss in this c,ansry
viii tell Won OF ia ~oudesful eabsut
Over e5O.O0O lot,l~s cold last YEA,
without . single fAslurs kaoxn.
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DIsrRlcr coURr.
FRIDAY. January 20,

FRIDAY, January 80.
In the case Of Daniel II Pierce IS.
John A Smart ct 81. the jury, after Be.
ing out eighteen hours. brought in .
verdict for the defeodanta This case
came up from the Justices Court. and
Was TO recover SIS. the alleged value
OF tree cut by Smart, the road super
visor. while making . road.
johnny Lackwuse Gan Indian) Was
srraigned and given until tomorrow
morning to plead.
In the matter OF the Territory of
Washington vs.. Sam Sing. John Ling
and Jim Leigh. the Cinnamon found 10
possession Of the cloth stolen from Mr..
Kaofman . few meoths ago. the Grand
Jury found not true bill.
In the case of the Territory ". John
Andrews ct al, the Grand Jury found
not true bill.
In the case Of II L Yesler W. Hovey
4 Barker the jury returned . verdict
for the plaintiff.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

To so1f eteAmrrs. arriving At San
Fr4ssIseo iron China h Novemh-r and
! ne@aseE lsle. Fbrosghs ssi, 81 chi.
sess. shils the three departing 10,
'chins h thaa siss teak slis. Several
hunaFsd wsst froa PssstAad cu.iu.
tss s&as months. aud several handr.d
west to The Sandwich ls!anda On,
alasng esd frisods fssm Chine az
siaely d%crrasiag in number 10 The
Uai>sd States.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

Attic latter part Of ths last century
the Romaa Catholic Church in France
vss slrappsd q IL property. nearly 4
the1ssnd million dollars bsing con.
dseated b. the revolutionary govern
nsst. Rsfsecutions followed, and ia
uttle ooes than . score Of years the
Church was reduced from $50 Bishop,
70 q. and from clergy Of 1000 IA
c1s eeahoat $4,000. since the begin.
sinx It The isth' century the rsbaild-
Ing oftAs Church Aas gone stssdily on.
The caergy now numbers 10000 per-
sses, ead The ssvsnuas Of tho Church
40 absat 90. ooo. 900 PER aanum. The
Government sivss 4 ei0.sis,o00 Of
this amoant. Of which . million end q
half ~ ioe sdi6css and the remainde,
sos stipsnds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

= Tia tsoebles In Maize seem entire.
~ teals4. The Fusionists. sttsr four
weeks struggle. have yielded. aud
ehaes entitled 70 sssts in the State
Agialassss havs eeaerally taken them.
The little anplsasantness cost the peo-
PIE . deal Of bad feeling and an ordi.
sesy bsak fall Of noasy. for all Of
whieh they have 70 thaak that forever.
sseke4 eeAsaer 1and politician. Gov.
0aroslon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

The winter on the Atlantic has 90
lar been wonderfully mild. No ice hes
beer put up in tho vicinity Of New
York, and the Hudson river IL open to
stsemers nearly every mile Of its navi'
gable length. In oonsequ ence. several
thouaaad, men are deprived Of their
usual winter employment. and ice will
b scarce unless Canada proves able
to supply the deficiency. Vermont.
which IL usually looked up by ice and
snow oil wistsr long, has had tom.
perature and snow fall this winter no
lower in the one casa aud NO greater in
the other than We have had in Wash.
isgton Territory. Similar reports come
from Maine. whore the ice crop give,
promise Of being unprscedentedly short
Dsalers In overcoats. furs and othercold
weather goods are complaining bitterly
q their lack OF trade, and at th.
CERTAINTY Of heavy stocks remaining on
hand ~ tina oloss Of the season.
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6 Totsl ............ 07. 643.2l4
MedditJon 70 lumber - above thsrs
we're Imports of sundries - follows:


The New York 6sa once . week pub
lishes . tabulated statement Of it, reg.
ulsr cireulation. the ordinary range Of
which il between 100000 and 600. 900.
Oos OF these statements wss publicly
denied BY John Kelly. Tammany Head
Sachem, and his challenge was promptly
taken up By the Sun. The publisher
offered 70 deposit $4,000. which sum he
VS. willing 70 forfeit in favor Of local
charity IL he did not establish to the
satisiaction Of . committee. one mem.
Der Of which should b John Kelly.
that the circulation Of the Sun during
the week under review wss 852. AT. a.
claimed. Kelly has 20 fer failed to re.
spond. During the week ending Jan.
10Th to Sans circulation was S84. 052.
ThSts ore bat two other papers in the
United States having - large daily
Issue - the San, and no paper having
. larger.
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In The interests Of commsrce a,

II The interests Of commerce and in
the saving Of life. the 0overmnent
should construct and operate the pro-
posed line Of telegraph from Port
Tewnssod 70 Nsah Bay. II does sim.
ilss week in sections where there is
much lsss need Of It. notably in Eastern
washi.gtoo aud Idahe. aud Ne believe
II the matter were properly represented
~ the commercial interests Of San
Frsncisco and Puget Sound. backed BY
the military. naval. rsvsrus marine
cad civil officers u tho Government
hsreabout. there would b no trouble
In inducing It to undertake the work
here. Asa private venture the line
would not pay. and for this reason
alone e 10 not bsilt. Let the effort be
made q least. and IL good one success
~ b esnsi6sssd ssrs 10 result.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

San FRANcIsco, Jan 2S.-Arrived.
bark Germans, from Departure Bay;
bark Oregon, from Seabeck; and bark
sntine Aodoc, from Seattle.
Sailed. bark Martha Rideout, for
Port Blakely: ship Two Brothers, for
Seattle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

Bsan. Oats and Barley Tor 81 Der
hundFed ars s'ili cdrrrd BY Jones Z
AcCo0b, of The Star Mill.
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JAxD Oyy3cI AZ OIYHSfA, ". TIL
January "a, leS0
NOTICE - A1REBY GIVEN TINT THI
IN following nsnsa settaes has als, notice o.
hie tateaeSoo - neke Aoal proof 10 SAP; rs eS hi
claim, and secure 1nol entry thsseos re sxptr.
alton Of thirty days iron the dsse OF Ills notice,
viz: :
Capt. Sam. elias NyaA Xaaun (aa lndianl
Homestead spplicatioa No. SOL. Ter tAe LotS q
names ~ following - ~ witnesses. N: 1eaTy
neClufa. Of eneho0iah county. y. +. Al 0eorge
Allen. Of snoAensh county. y. Z.
j.T. 11oWx.
JIO Va 1AGioeoe.
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A young man may SOW his Wild oats,
but he can never SOW his oorns.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31
Notice to Claimants Of Uni.
versity Lands.

ACAVy ADS0o2N0o
l have in my possession the only
Known available and complete list OF
lands selected for University purposes
in the Olympic Land District. This
list is certified to be the lands selected
by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office ct Washington. and it EN-.
braces 40, 120 acres. the entire grant.
Several thousand acres of land other
than that embraced in this list have
been conveyed BY the agents Of the
University and are now held under
supposed University deeds. Under the
last named deeds are many Improved
farms and other valuable landa. The
persous claiming under University
deeds will be informed BY the under.
signed Of the sxsct standing Of their
title, for which reasonable fee will
b expected. They will also be in
formed how to perfect their title. No
one unless he claims under University
deed vii: receive any information. No
land grabbers need apply.
w. 81 WHITE,
Attoruey-st-lsw. Seattle. W. T.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always End .: the
Concordis Hall. on Mill street, not
only tho best Of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds Of
cold lunches 20 order.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

III TIE PROBATE COURT OF NTsAP coux.
In The matter Of the sstass Of George =. Smith.
Order 70 show cause why decree of dii tsihutiou
should not b made.
ca reading and aling the petition Of David n.
hyde, Adwiriserator Of the estate Of George r.
NTH. deceased. setting forth that said estate u
In proper condition 70 b closed, and that Dor.
ton OF tho residue Of aid estate Temaino 70 b
divided - the Court shall Aad to b tAs psssons
Il Il ordered that oil persons intsrssaed IN the
estate Of said George J. Smith. Asooaeod, b. and
sgpear esseEe the Proeass Court Of the County Of
the Town Of Port NaAison, in tie aid Kitsap
county. v. T.. On Tueday. The l7th day q Feb.
Iuasy. 4. D. 1850. II 10 O'Clock 4. \. then and
thsre = sncw cause Why a ereee u distribution
aznens The hsdssatlaw Of the said deceased -.
Il e fslshsr ssasssa hist . copy Of this order
b. poblisAed for Ton! successive weeks bsIere The
W.1xxS Is1azz3eR1CR1. DeWsparef 1ablished
s.id zisssp eossiy. v. Z. A =
Deae ia opsa Court this 18Th day Of January.
q. 4. D1AToN.
judge ct he Probate Court.
1sssl1 Ss.,.s o. :, 1x.;.s...a. l
I. =. 4. Deston, Judea anA ex-oGacio OI1kk q
the Probate Court u said county. - Aeeohy eel.
ttfy tAaS the Segeeolng = tx0o copy q - 0dee
duly made b sd Coust On to l31A day q Jaa.
na.y. p; 1850. and daily satsssd upea tAs re.
80. n v1tnsss vAsesel ! havs AsFsusSe ~
=. my hand 81 The ssal q aid Court tAie
1lsA day Of January. 4. D. -.
49, II. 4. 08ATON.
Jvdgs end sx-o0eis 0issk e Ne Psobale Cssss q
xitoap county. W.T.. jl7vG1
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The latest news from Mrs. vir1inia
Nerthery 70 that she is quits recovered.
Charlie Northery. her huebsnd. ID
laughing eli over bis face. ard we'll be
may. We congratulate him fog he's .
fine fellow. Everything SEEMED 70 be
the matter With the lady. ard she has
long been counted among the incura-
bles. but . nav hysician rscomoended
Freses Hamburg Tea. Fortunately
she followed his advice, and. after .
few weeks faithful trial Of this oeje-
brated medicine. is 40 we'll q ever she
vas. No family should be without it.
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TELEGRAPHIC,


x1cIUuvRlY TO ms ixYnLloRscBa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-28

pressed n determination not 10 hccede TO
that demand under any circumstances. The
smeliers were not inteffcred with, aud ore
working as usual.
Five THOUSAND MES IL THE MOVEMENT, LED
BY MoLLIE sAeuIRE.
LEADvILIE, COL, May q. There was
little or nothing rumored as to the strike
until II developed itself yesterday morning
In force. The wages paid are from s3 to
SO 80 per day. All o'clock yesterday 400
men appeared at the Chrysolite mine and
ordered out the men. After some con-
sultatIon the demand was complied with,
and the men Joined the strikers, who
proceeded to the Iron. Carbonate, and
Breeze Hills. LIST night there was not a
man at any OF the mines, and II Is estimated
that 5000 men are participating in the
movement, while perhaps 5000 other miners
are remaining quiet at their homes. All
prom inent mines are strongly guarded.
The excitement is at fever.heat. Michael
Mooney, a Mollie Mcguire from Pennsy J.
vania, Is at the head OF the movement. Thus
| far there has been no violence, and it Is
hoped that no serious results will follow,
| although the managers generally show a
determination no. to yield 10 the demand OF
the strikers.
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c,uc.Go LIugEK mAENrr.

HIy oA-The lamber market Vas 'Alf'y &C I'VE
and steady AboIt ten loads were sold, fhtny To
The city dealers Piece stuff sold cromIty ~ former
fgure, and iuch WIS steady shlLgics cohtlute "a
Their slow 'he late bizrtcspis tai Inc hiitd ~ lhe
market. Following is me urce.ist:
Green piece stuff, s7.75GsS green oInCn intn,
seGta5O; green medium, slC@Sl5'oVj RtStL
gcod inch, sI46SlS: standard shingles, ) 9oeg
81: extra shingiez, ~ 0jas2.zoi i"ih' II QUO
Sale was reported q l25.C00 ret common
boards aud STRIPS on barge y. irth, nom otdhd
River, at 4 1924. al
The yard-deslers report 2 cd demand Tor az
kInts OF stuff and less disposition r. cat Dficesali
having enough work 20 Keep ilCm busy. Following
Is the list Of prices Of the prime pal grades dch -
ruling ~ the yards: .,o,.,,.
first and second clear ~ ana l.irch, VI e9.42
third Clear, II and l4.aeh, $50 tfst AM ,econd
clear rough. l-lnch $40; third clear rough Linen
AIS frst aud second clear dressed eciny, $500;
common dressed siding. .l6@sl7; hoofins seSons
common dressed, t29; be xboafcs, s-lneb a9o up
WARDS, klbMs40; A stock boards, 10 aoI tz,'nen
rough S33G435; Il stOcR boards, 10 aDf lS.ineb
s2QGf32;C stock b0Arde, 10 aga l2.iIea exOt9
S25 : fencing. lrss quality, sll.5o@sl5; fsnc,og
10 g. t9Gfl0.50: comuiou bostds. III ieesiZoU;
common boards, No. 2. t9@slo cinsns'oo a'nn
ieei sIO@tl6; piekeis, Nat rough, aud good, eiJ
Msii: Iaih. 4l.75@s2 sninEl.s, standard and
choice, s2.S0@t2A0; shiusas, extra t%'aSsS
$3.50.
The HississipDi Lumb rmGa says: .the H'an,
lam of logs on The Chippewa ABOVE the ias = Brau-
nay being worked cut fast as hey are Seti.u DC
low still IL viii add large .nm 70 me .Ap'n% u
driving this year on tie Chlppe"s. Ch'ea0o IT.
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