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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-12

BY the work Of a lot Of political
jackasses, IL begins to look like Ken
lucky is to have three, possibly five
republicans in her next delegation to
Congress. In the history Of appor-
tionment there has never been known
a more stupid lot than composed that
committee in the last legislature. Had
they let the districts remain as they
we're, so that the extra Congressman
could have been elected from the
State.at- large, we would have been
sure Of ten representatives at least,
whereas there is nothing now sure
over six. Reports from Colonel w OIL
fords district are not encouraging.
At best it is very close, and when we
consider that Capt. Carr, backed by
any amount Of Hubbell's voluntary
contribution fund" and the old war.
horse without a cent, the situation is
easy to imsgine. In several Of the
other districts the most unseemly
wrangles have occurred between the
friends of the various aspirants, there
by making bad worse, while the re-
publicans backed by power and plum.
der are looking on and reckoning not
without their host. The prospect is
not a promising one, look at it as we
may, and unless good and earnest
speakers are put to work and money
sent 10 the weak districts, the COM
plexion of the next delegation from
Kentucky is hard to foretell.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-12

The Cincinnati Commercial sees
what it's coming to and remarks;
"The policy of political assessments
of ofFice-holders and government en-
ployes has developed such gross abuses
already as will probably lead to its
adjustment. The two per cent. de-
handed by Collector .Hubbell has
been followed by five per cent. as
sessment by State Committees, and
this again by an additional demand
for two per cent. more from the Con-
gressional Committee. Were these
demands responded to the assessm ents
would amount to ten per cent. year
upon the salaries of the ofiic e-holders.
1t is a political tithing practiced by
the priestly class under the Old Dis
pensation. Already there is violent
kicking against it. and the dissatis.
faction will presently grow into open
revolt"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-12

THE New York Tribune remarks
with gratefulness that the republicans
Of the Eleventh Congressional district
Of Michigan nominated Mr.. Edward
Breitung for Congress in place Of Mr..
Jay Abel Hubbell, whose term is
about to expire and who is endeavor.
ingtoget Mr.. Ferry's seatin the Senate.
Mr.. Breitung's nomination settles at
least the fact that Hubbell will not 70
back to the House, and this should
greatly comfort all republicans who
are FESTIVE under the indelible disgrace
that the boss blackmailer has inflicted
upon their party. II, now, the Mich
igan Legislature has enough respect
for itself and the country to discour-
age Mr.. Hubbell's Senatorial aspira-
tions the public may yet see the ex-
Representative Of the Eleventh dis.
trict in the position for which nature
and education formed him-namely,
the lovby.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-12

Gov. BLACKBURN has sought to cast
a reflection on Will Owens on account
of his father. We are informed that
Mr.. Owens father was a respectable
farmer and owned a mill, and he and
his family were we'll known through
out the county and stood in high es-
TEEN. In raking up the avocatiOns Of
that early day, it may be well enough
for the public to know that Luke Black
burns father stood a stallion. Now
If there is any difference on account Of
what these gentlemen's fathers did, we
think that Owens has the best OF the
showing. iCovington Commonwealth
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-12
MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT
Sam. ~ Budett. Editor


CONVENTION CALLED.-In obedience TO
the order Of the Democratic Congressional
Committee Of this the sth District Of Ken
lucky, the democrats Of Rockcastle county
are requested 70 meet in mass onvention In
the Court house in Mt. Vernon, on Satur-
day, September 10th, 1882. for the pur-
pose Of appointing and instructing dele.
gates to the District Convention which
meets in Stanford, Wednesday, September
10th, for the purpose Of nominating dem.
ocratic candidate for the House Of Repre-
sentatives from this district. By order Of
the County Committee. Jack Adams, Jr.
Chairman Jno. w. Brown, Secretary.
Low RArEs.-The Louisville 4 Nvh-
Vile Railroad will sell-round trip excur-
sion tickets from Montgomery and all stas
tions north and from Memphis and all sta.
tions north, to the Louisville Exposition.
from September 4th TO October 10Th, and to
the Cincinnati Exposition, from September
4th TO October 9th, at four (4) cents per
mile for the round.trip. Tickets sold any
day in the week and good TO return ten
days from date Of sale.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-12

THE Corien-Jour1ial has CORES.
pendent at Frankfort, who conceives
il TO be his highest duty to apologize
for the pardons issued by the old loon
who occupies the gunernatorial chair.
In be eyes of this scribbler the o. ].
Aforesaid is infallible.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-12

al OFTEN cross the street to avoid
meeting a man." says Mr.. Beecher,
mot because | have any thing against
him, but simplyI do not feel like
speaking to him. suppose all men
are this way" Yes, especially ifthey
are going to meet the editor and they
owe for last years subscription. 1t is
a mighty mean sOn-ofa-gun that can
look one of the poorly paid, hard
worked fellows in the face and still
withhold from him his just dues.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-12
vICKsBURG AND MERIDIAN.


R'y, Cipelnnatl, Ohio; y P. WILSON, q. Y, and
IA, Gin. Sou. ny, CINCINNATI, o. n. COLL
y, HARDY, a PA. AM R'y, vIcksburg,
Missi JOE y. MCGUIRE, a. p. A. ", y. A r.
R'y, Monroe, la.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-12

On the Danyille a stanford Pike, about 81 miles
from Danville The place Il In good state Of cul-
ovation al IN grass except about 30 acres; that 10
20 In small grain. The house IL In good repair aud
contains rooms, also pantry, wood-hOuse, cistern
al the door smoke-house, ice-hodse hover-pit, al
most new barn, cOrn-crib, courthouse, tenant
house, &c, and ~ hne fruit OF every description
any one wants; apples, pears, peaches, pums, cher
ries, grapes, damsons, almost any thing you may
call for Plenty Of stock water. In sight Of school
house, one mile from blacksmith shop, two les
from water mill. Distressingly healthy place Tor
the doctors. In ~ years never paid 81 doctors
bills. refer you 20 Mess. +. NJ. Lilard, II. NJ.
Lnney, W. II. Gentry; also Sam johnson, who
lives on the place, and Thomas Metcali, stanford.
Address JOHN METCALf.
81 Nicholasville, Ky.
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE
ONE HUNDRED ACRES

Having moved TO Nicholasville, I will sell prl.
vately my Farm, containing about
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03
Just Received.

JUST RECEIVED AT THE FURNITURE
and carpet store of Chas. Hellborn large
stock of Brussels carpet, In elegant
patterns az from So cents 10 S12J per
ward.
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A Full Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & CO..
5Es FiarI,c. Atr~Pt. s-Ea k'rass"i-rO
Sole Agents for thr Pacific Coast.
chenamus Street.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the assessment made by Ordinance No.
4Gf fOr the improvement and repair Of
ChenamUS street. between the wc>t side
of CasS street and the east side Of Jack
son street. in McClure'S AatdTia, i'm the
manner provided by Ordinance No. 4G},
on each Of the following described lots
fronting upon that part nf Chenamus
street from the west side OF CaSS Streer
to the east side Of Jackson street. Is now
dne ind PAYABLE at thc Office of the City
Treasurer. in said city. in United States
gold and silver coin, and unless paid
within five days from the expiration OF
this notice. Viz: June l., 1882, the Com
mon Council will order warrants issued
for the collection thereof. The assess
ment is as follows:
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

IN THE EVENING OF TUESDAY, THE
~ Esd, about seventy fathoms In the lines
OF 45-mesh, Barbour No. Il net Finder viii
be suitably rewarded by delivering, or Civ
ing information OF same, at Deylin & Co.'S
Cannery. NICK GEORGE.
doc 1u
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To the Citizens of CIatsop County.

S0NE PERSONS WHO SEEM TO THINK
y that no man has right, in this country,
TO run for office without Endorsement by
party managers, are circulating eanards
about the tickets have had printed for this
election, bearing my name as County Judge
] therefore desire 10 say that if any citizen
have done anything during this campaign
which even resembles q ''trick," / want
him to vote against me. ask no man TO
vote for me unless he is convinced that / am
the best man for the place.
I have requested Mr.. Halloran, Editor of
THE AsToRIAN. at whose Office had Inv tick
cts printed. to show any one who desires 10
see them, the forms from which the tickets
were struck OF and the tickets too, II he has
any left. Fair pl..y hurts no one
Jus dit +. ID. WINT0k.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

INF0RMATI0N HAS REACHED NE
l. that the report Is current that 1 am a
msmber of the knights oil the SUM- OF
Patriotic Sons OF America" L take this
occasion TO say that l am not. nor have 1
ever been member Of either OF the above
named orders, nor of any other that would
prevent men holding any religious or polit!-
cal belief they please.
Jus dit j. o. D0Z0RTH.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

The famous: Consolidated Vir-
y ginia mining stock is selling at
=: thirty-fye cents share. Six years
ago the boys were crowding each
other out of line at the telegraph
office, trying to buy little blocks of
it at 1876 per share.
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NET LOST.

YESTERDAY MORNING AT O'CLOCK
l. on No. buoy, South Channel, about
Il net, coTks and leads, branded C. T.
Co. Finder will be satisfactorily rewarded
by informing CUTTING PACKING co.
| Skipanon.
Astoria, June l, 1882. DIST
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Always On Hand.

To the Voters of Clatsop County.
T TAKE THIS METHOD OF DENYING
am member OF the knights Of the Sun. l
am NOT a member OF any such organization.
do belong to the Masonic and WOrkmen
fraternitieS.
G 4 TRENCH
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Washington Letter.

rFrom our Regular Correspondent.l
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IF any one has any extra SYM
pathy on hand let him bestow It
on poor Keifer, the Speaker of the
House of Representatives. He has
severed with his incisors far more
than he can conveniently mssti-
cate.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

i:y order OF the Common Council.
I G. NORRIS,
Auditor and Clerk;
Astoria, Or. May %. iSS2
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NET LOST.

ON THE MORNING OF MAY 3Isr, SRy-
~ enty-flye fathOmS OF web 40. l2. 45-mesh
deep. part Of corks branded &C. L. & Co..
Return TO c. TIMMINS, Upper Astoria.
Astoria June l. 1882 div
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02
MIsCELLANE0Us,

His physicians expect Gambetta will be
convalescent in few days.
Manufacturers of nails in Wheeling intend
to begin making nails from steel instead of
iron.
The condition of the Archbishop of Canter.
bury is dangerous. He has taken leave of
his servants.
Lord Macdonald and the most persistent Sec
ton of Skye crofters.
The Socialists of New York and BROOKLYN
and the Trades Unions Thursday formally
opened the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum Associa-
ton building.
Julian II. Spencer alias F. V. Hale, the
absconding collector of Charles Gossage & Co.,
Chicago is held in New Orleans awaiting
requisitiou.
The Indian appropriation bill makes q re-
duction of more than a million dollars from
the estimates, and is S67, 900 below the APP
preparation of last year.
The charge that Fuad Pasha is engaged in
conspiracy for the deposition of the Sultan
is declared unfounded, and the accusation is
attributed to the hostility of Osmsn Pasha,
The Mexican Central Railroad is COM
pleted to Lagos thirty.seven miles north of
Leon, and twenty. six miles from the City of
Mexico. The National Railway will be com.
pleted to Naravatic 1856 miles from the City
of Mexico, on December 9TH.
The season closing now has been more
prosperous than any previous one on the
lakes, save that of $780, The arrivals at
Chicago have bsen II 44S vessels, against
2,7SS in 1880. This is 3 600 more than at
the port of New York during the same Pc
riod.
An Odessa dispatch says the military tri.
bunals have found Colonel Stavraky guilty of
embezzling 1, 125, 900 roubles, and sentenced
him to Punishment. A Captain and Lieu.
tenant and two Jewish contractors were also
sentenced to various penalties for completely
in the crime
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F0RETGN NEWS.
Another Ocean DIsaste,

HALIFAX, November 30th.-The steamship
Cedar Grove, from London for Halifax and
st. John, n. B.. struck the lodges off Cape
Csnso this morning, during gale. and sank
an hour later in ten fathoms. Three boats
were launched shortly after the vessel struck,
two of which, containing thirteen people.
reached the shore safely. The remaining
boat has not been heard from. and it is feared
it was lost in the breakers. Among the miss.
lug are the Captain, chief officer, and Miss
Farrell. passenger. There twas SO much
confusion just before the vessel went down
that it is not known whether the persons
named were in the missing boat or went
down with the steamer. The following is
list of the saved Stephen a. Macavittie,
passenger; j. Pearson, second officer: 2.
Reed, chief engineer; j. Griffin, Don Key
man. }. l.. Decker and d. Carney, fremen !:
E. B. Wilson, II. Clemmons Il. p. Phipps,
W. BSrttlem aud Scott White, seamen; Z.
Patton, steward John Walsh, boy. The
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

MONDAY, November p, 1882.
October 2-John Andrus to George W. Rhodes
and "iie-Portion Of northeast quarter of section
q, townships north, range east $40.
September 2o-Mrs. Minnie II. Robertson to John
;; BGndock-Block bounded by N ., Thirtieth and
thirty first streets, city; SS25.
November Ut W. Sheehan to W W White
East 80 feet OF lot J. and west quarter of lot in
block bounded by o, P, Fifteenth and sixteepth
streets, cit, ; 81 $50.
November 27-R. C. Sargent to B. B. Sargent Of
al The undivided three-Iusrters interest OF r q
81. oO'S
TUESDAY, November % 1852.
November 2l-F. George Qy guardian) to Her.
man Goepel-UndivIded one-siXth of the west IqI
ieet OF lot 2. in the block bounded by ] and K
tenth and Eleventh streets, city; 1892
November 2S-FeiX Leitzingen to James Nc
Gute-South 224 feet of lot l. in the block bounded
by and J, Fourth and Fifth streets, CITY: 81 500
November 2S-Willard Hazen to L. D. Green
OoO 400 "'ieS 49,
November IS Harry A. Howard and wife to Har
rlett A Nhipple Lot 2 town of Florin $500.
WEDNESDAY, November 20. 1852.
Mary Dlendonne ct al. to stephen Dwver-Swarr
land survey No. l6l, So 1900 acres 81, 500.
FRIDAY, December l, 1882.
Der 1-Wm. l. Wallace to john l. SchoIe
held-Sorth three-quarters Of the northwest omar
ter OF section Z, township north, range east I2o
acres; =, coo. ~ 49,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02
COMMERCIAL.
Sam rranciaco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. December III Pm.
FLoUR-Market steady. Best City Extra, Is 81 !
as so; superiine, "a 50a4 rs; Interior Extra,
"a .5d5 % Interior Superfine, So 6594 g bbl
WHEAT There was not much doing to-day. OPP
orators seem to be wider apart than they were
earlier in the week, and trade is therefore less lively.
Shippers Did 81 TO- and holders ask 81 72i for No.
grade. Small sales at medium figures reported.
Nillers are not buying to any great extent, having
fair stocks on hand
BA2LEY-The feeling to-day was one OF mere or
less uncertainty. A good many contracts mature
on the LIST of December, and some heavy deliveries
expected be made before the close of business
this afternoon. Some parties who profess to Keep
the run OF the situation, assert that 81 100000 will
represent the money value OF to- days gram deiiy.
cries. This is probably little overdrawn, though
one operator alone is credited with quarter of this
sum. 1t will probably be two three days before
the market gets on recognized basis. Some two
or three lots Of 100 tons No. Feed on December
account changed hands at 81 40, while 800 tons for
January went at 81 AZ, and 100 do at 81 All ctl.
iOEruc nj Al. fnlln
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

Cedar Grove was new steamer Of the New
Brunswick Steamship Company line, and in.
sured for $50. 000-within $50, 900 Of her
value.
The latest from Canso is that one life-boat
and nineteen persons are missing. It is not
known how many succeeded in getting into
the first boat. Some were seen to jump over.
board, and Others were was hsd off when the
bow Of the ship was swept by the sea. Il
could not be ascertained in the darkness how
many were taken into the boat. The ship
struck on Walkers Reef, back of Cape
Island, mile west of Cranberry Island, and
not on White Point, as before reported.
Breakers were seen and the engines reversed
some minutes before the ship struck. She re-
NAMED above water three hours after strik-
ing. AS she now lies her taffrail is visible at
low water.
A passenger makes the following statement
" was below when the vessel struck the
rock. The chief officer requested me to look
out Tor the boats, provisions water, etc. At
ter providing for these / went below again,
at the chief officers request, several firemen
refusing to work. After an hour and half
OF work the chief engineer ordered all hands
on deck. On the way up found the eugi-
neer's companion-way gone, and, making my
way up through the steersge, got up by lad
der there. When l reached the deck l dis
covered the vessel sinking rapi lily. and every
one had abandoned her but myself, the second
and third engineers and one fireman. We
leaped into the water together. The fireman
and were picked ap ty the chief engineers
boat. l saw or heard nothing of Captain
Fritz or the others who left the sinking ship
with him. The last 1 saw of Miss Farrell
was at her cabin door. We had hard work to
keep the boat afioat, having to bail con-
stantly. but reached the land at nine o'clock
in the morning"
The Flooded Districts,
BERLIN, November 30Eh.-The worst of the
Hood is over. The Rhine has fallen foot
and half in the last twenty.fo hours
There is six feet of water in the streets of
Cologne, Coblsntz and Bonn. At the last-nam-
ed place 400 houses are submerged, and nearly
all the provisions and fodder destroyed.
There is much sickness in the fl )oded dis
tricts among the children and the poor.
A Member Removed by Force,
ROME, November 30sh.-There is consid-
cradle excitement in the Chamber of Depu-
ties over the refusal of q Radical, Fslleroni
TO take the oath of alleRisnce. Having twice
refused to comply, the President ordered him
to withdraw. Falleropi replied: ~ have
been sent here by the people, and shall only
leave under compulsion." Thereupon two
questors removed him.
Asbestos Factory Burned.
QUEBEC, November S0sh.-A large factory
occupied by the Asbestos Company and Jo-
seph & Sons, with block of wooden build.
ings, was burned this afternoon The loss is
estimated at 1925, 600 to 5000, 600; insurance,
$4,000.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
FRIDAY, December l. 1sS.

FRIDAY, December l, 1852.
DEPARTMENT TwO-DESsON, Judge
Henry T. Curtis VS.: Adolph Heilbron-Demurrel
to complaint sustained
Diggory Hobbs vs.. A Heilbron-AIotion for an in
Junction denied, and preliminary restra ming order
dissolved and vacated.
}. B. Haggin vs.. A. F. Raymoud-Den urrer te
complaint pverruIed.
W. G. Sheldon VS.. A. Null, eX parte-Twenty days
to plaintiff to file statement Of motion for new
trial twenty days to answer
5. IT, Davis vs.. Collier & Davis-Continued for the
session.
joseph Sheppard vs. Samuel Noseley-Judgment
for defendant for cests
The People vs.. VIM. Morrison, information for ut.
tempt 10 commit burglary-Arrsigned, pleaded
guilty, time waived and sentenced to one year in
San Quentin.
The People VS.. VIM. Grimes, information for petit
arceny-Pleaded guilty, waived time and fined
So
Mary Beard vs.. Charles B. Beard, action for di.
vorse-pefaut OF defendant entered decree Of
divorce granted pllintlf.
Joseph II. Allen VS.. J. W. Acknowledgements for
defendant.
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sacrar ento Produce Observation-Disclosures
Corrected daily for the RECORD. UsIoEj


SACRAMENTO, December Ist
FErT-Lernons Sicily, Ssds so; Oranges-Mexi
can, S5G5 So Tahiti, 50 50d4 80, California S4G
1 so e box; Lmes, s1@l % y 100; Bsnsnss, IS 81
"a SO q bunch Piaeappes $500 y dozen +; Cocoa
nat-. s7G7 90 g 100; Plums, Sa10c 3 d Pears
81 so -; Apples, 90cgsl 20 y box; Cranberries
Sl69l6 50 y Dbl.
Prs FRurs-Assorted, 2s-b cans, 9 doz, 81;
assorted, gallon cans, IS; Peaches, 2i-b cans
81; Portland Blueberries, 2-B cans, 81; Whor
Ieberries, 81 7t.
DRIED FRUErs-Apples, sliced, 6a7c q b; &c
quAItered, 5I6c; pears, peeled, 7≻ do, IL
peeled, 4G5c; Pi Ims, pitted, 11@l2c; Peaches
T@Sc; do, peeled l9@2oc; Prunes. German and
French, l2Gl3c; Blaekberrss, l68I7c; Figs, Cali
| fDrnis, 7eSc = 4.
TABLE, FRuIrs-Assorted, 2t-h cans, 8 doz, 81 rs
Peaches, ~ S5@3; Bartlett Pears, u So; Plums
81 50 BlaekberTies, 50 Gooseberres 60 26 Straw
berries, q %; ApTicots, g IS; Muscat Grspes
81 rs: Red Clrrants, So 25; Cherries, g %.
VBGEFABLEs-Sweet Potatoes, Red, 1c o h
Ca olinas, 81 % al so 9 cwt; Potatoes 75cG
81 so; salt Lake, 81 624Gl IS 2 cwt; Onions
S5G91c q cwt; Caulihower, slG1 20; Cabbage,
g D Cwt; Carrots, 60c@75c > rwt; Turnips, 90cG
81 3 100; bunch vegetables, l2tc = dog; Parsnips
lc; Beets lie; Celery, 75c q dozen Horse Rsdish,
St9l0c 8 n Artichokes 50G60c 2 dozen Green
Peppers, case D H.
TRANSFORMATIONS, IS TO . Dbl; Oatmeal, Ct
100 Bs; CornTneal, yellow, 81 25d2 50 white,
s. so; Cracked Wheat, 81 759s
POUITRY-Liye Turkeys, l2Gl3c e h; dressed, lG
gle; full grown Chickens, &c so q dozen; young
BOOSTERS, s3@i so = dcz; Broilers, ssc93; tame
Ducks, 50 50G7; Geese, 81 b092 . pair Eggs,
choice lots, 45c dozen.
CANE More plenty, Quail, 81 25@1 SO . dozen
Mallard Ducks, 80 . dozen Csuvasbacks, 8 8
dozen Sprigs, 81 81; Teal, 81 Is Hare, 81 1894
Rabbits, Sld1 so; Doves, 5QG75c q dozen.
DAIRY PgoDUcrs-SurJsr choice, SO C35c p h
mixed lots, in rolls, 28aS0c y % Cheese, Calrior-
MIA, from l4Gl5c; Western, fate, 10gl5c; MAJ
in's Cream, l9620c.
hsATs-Beef, 7GSs; Mutton &c 8 n Lamb, "a
Sc. Pork loo lIcs Veal small calves plOc: large Sc
hay, GRAIN AsD FBRD-oat nay, o ton, sl992l
Alfalfa 80 TO So 9 ton bran, . ton, S1S; mid
dlinss, SIS per ton barley, WHOLE 81 so; ground,
81 60; wheat 81 6591 rs . cwt; tame oats, 2
cwt, 90 corn, S2 Y cwt.
MIsoELJAsE0Us-Seeis--A Alfalfa, IoGl2lc; limo.
thy, Eastern, l0dl1e q b; Oregon, SGfloc
Red Clover, 14@I5c Red Top, I23@lsc Nuts
English Wslnuts, 1o9lle; California Walnuts,