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Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

J. A. Clark, proprietor Of the Perry
hack line, made US social call last
Monday. Mr.. Clark has put on a
new stage, and has good teams. See
his advertisement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

For some unknown cause our daily
cotemporary neglected to publish the
names of the officers-elect of the Mis-
souri, Press Association, and also
forgot t. publish the names of parties
who carried off gold medals.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

and they include almost every un-
pleasant feeling that belongs to phys
ical disease and meatal wretchedness,
this potent medicine, Simmons Liver
Regulator, is q certain and speedy
cure.
Buy the only Genuine in White
Wrapper, with red z, prepared only
by ]. III. Zeiiin & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

Mothers will find DR.. Winchell's
Teething Syrup just the medicine to
have in the house for the children. It
will cure colds, coughs, sore throat
and regulate the bowels. Try it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
Bro. GOOch Disturbed by Robbers.

Burglaries have been numerous in
Mexico lately and some people thought
that the thieves were residents of our
town, but we are sure that the parties
who were on the war path Tuesday
night were strangers, for no burglar,
knowingly we think, would try to
break into minister's house. About
three O'Clock Wednesday morning
Mrs. Gooch was aroused by noise
and awoke to find q burglar in her
room. He wore a slouch hat and was
smooth faced, and she says she would
know him if she could see him again.
Our police have been on the lookout,
but this brief description fits so many
people it proves but poor clew-the
editor of this paper wears a slouch
hat and has smooth face. Mrs.
Gooch gave the alarm and the thief
heard some one calling down town
and did not stop to ask any questions.
The thief had made his entrance
through the parlor window. We do
not suppose the party wanted Bro.
Gooch to marry him for he was not
dressed in the conventional suit of
black, nor did he have a lady with
him. If she wanted Bro. Gooch to
pray with or for him he should have
stopped long enough to have said so.
If he wanted aims for the poor he
should have come in the day time.
If he was book agent and wanted to
sell book he could not have suited
Bro. Gooch any better in the time,
nor could his departure have been any
more pleasing Or interesting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
Complim enfau.

Bob White is studying with view OF
quitting the newspaper business and en-
tering the ministry. Seddlid Baxoo.
Yes; and we trust that when J. West
Goodwin of the Baseo receives his just
deserts and Is hanged, we WIN Be called
on to ofIiciate as his spiritual adviser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

No stock Of drugs is complete which
does not include Eller's Extract Of
Tar and Wild Cherry. It is the best
remedy known for coughs, colds and
all throat and lung diseases.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

The County Democratic Central
Committee meets next Saturday at
p. m. in the county court room. A
full attendance is desired.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
New Announcements.

We announce this week James Car
roll for Circuit Clerk; A. G.. Turner
for Country Treasurer John Gregg
for Recorder, and John Beatty for
Assessor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
Coal.

Coal.
-Glascock & Hooton have opened q
coal yard in Mexico. All orders
promptly attended to; top coal deliv-
cred at the lowest rates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

Will Smith, Of Mexico, was in
Clarksville last week and registered
at the Carroll House as sOscar
Wylde." He went to see his girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

Mrs. Jesse James says, anything
the papers may say about me is a lie. F"
Therefore, this is a lie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

Whether Maj. Lawder retains his
Office or not, D. A. Stewart, of Louis
lana, will not be his successor,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
For Sale.

There will be offered for sale on
Saturday, June 3rd, on the streets of
Mexico, little past noon, 23 head Of
extra good yearling steers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
LETTER LIST.

MEXICO, Mo-, May 25, 1882.
r IST OF LETTERS remaining IN the Post
i 4 office at Mexico, Audrain County. MISSOURI.
and which. II not called for within four weeks
from date, will be sent to the Dead Letter once
at Washington City. ID
Armstrong Vickey miss Hall Us
Ashnry VIM Hancock Mary miss
Bishop d M HeWett
Craig Philander Holt Fannie mrs
Childers WIN King Ward H
Ensben James mrs Merrill W
Eubanks Edwin Patter keious ~
Green Hamilton k0ach Henry
Green Sailie miss Weigand Carr
Haley ThOs P Elder Wyllie G -.
HaMiIl J M mrs McAtister VIM
Hall Thomas mr. Bloom & mr
~ Persons calling for letters In this list will
please say Advertised"
~ ONCE open on Sunday from to O'Clock
In the afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

James B. Owen, who for two years
past has been clerking for Mr.. J. C.
Bassford in the grocery business, will
remain in the employ of Griggsby &
Mckee, who bought Bassford out.
Jim is a steady, accommodating clerk,
who thoroughly understands his bus
mess and takes pleasure in waiting
on customers. He would be pleased
to retain the patronage of his old
friends.
The few greenbackers who met in
Mexico last Saturday elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the State conven-
ton at Moberly: NJ. Y. Duncan, I.
J. Sims, D. E. Shea, E. E. Jones, c.
Menu, w. S. Boyd, w. G.. Sims, J.
P. Brown, James Mahan, J. F. Har-
rison. Alternates: W. o. johnson,
George Silvers, W. B. Mcdonald,
D. II. Owens, H. Dix, c. Givens,
Thomas Cowley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

Lost, last Thursday, at mouth Of
Skull Lick, a smooth-haired yellow
terrier pup. Liberal reward for his
return to Frost's grocery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

WYE are authorized to announce
w THOS. L. TORREYSON
as a candidate for RECORDER OF DEEDS for
Audrain county subject to the decision of the
Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

WYE are authorized to announce
w JAMES W. DANIEL
as a candidate for the Office of RECORDER OF
DEEDS for Audran county subject to the de-
eisiOn of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

The Episcopal Strawberry Festival
at Mrs. Llewelyn's last Tuesday
night was a success. About $50 was
taken in. .-.s. ...
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.

ClkCUlE CUUKT UOCkET.
FIRST DAY.-MosDAY, JUNE s.
Eller VS. Black
Foster vs. Fowles
8 Graves l-l2 VS. Martin ct al ]
Taylor II vs. Craddock ct ali
Dobyns VS. Morris 8
French VS. Torreyson 5E
Carr 10v Morris
Ricketts, VS. Pearson ct nj 5
3 Vivion expartf
SECOND DAY.-TUEsDAY, JUNE 6.
ID Heath ! VS. Ellis "a
IA same VS. same "a
l5 Adams l6 VS. Adams E#s
lG Dejarnett 10 VS. Baker l-2 sA@
IL Everhart VS. Conyers
Is Story ct al $40 VS. Riley 1-2
l9 Mcguire s VS. Mcguire
90 johnson VS. Mexico Savings Bank
21 Mexico Savings Bank vs. Woodward
22 Butler VS. Dye
% Sims 81 VS. Field 4
THIRD DAY.-WEDNEsDAY, JUNE Z.
20 Scharlach VS. CT &ARRI
26 Henderson, VS. Clarke
27 Allen VS. Allen
28 Rollins IA VS. McIntire
20 Consadine ct al VS. Sansberry
80 Lee VS. ShultZ
81 Mcdowell VS. Mcdowell
80 McIntire VS. Curtis
33 Franklin VS. Muldrow A. .Fa7s
"a Bryan 6-7 VS. Muldrow
35 Beatty ct al VS. Ramp ct al
FOURTH DAY.-THuRsDAY, JUNE 8. =
81 Gregory 1914 VS. C & AL -a
80 Clark 1872 VS. W st L PRyl
40 Wainwright VS. Cline ct al
Al same l VS. Bates
AZ Hall VS. Ritenour
43 French VS. Alexander
"A Thompson 8 VS. Douglass
45 same 8 VS. same .l,
As Alexander VS. Clark ct al
AZ jackson VS. Holiday
FIFTH DAY.-FRIpAY, JUNE 9.
40 Wilson 2 VS. Gary
80 Music VS. Sears ct al 1.E
81 Keeton VS. C & &ARR1
81 Bannerman VS. Garth
53 Hill 10 VS. Forbes
81 Sims VS. Davis 14-9
55 White VS. NJ Ins Co 1871
56 Gordon VS. Giett
81 Galbreath 10 VS. French AL
58 Duncan VS. Carter2
So Gordon VS. Ritenour
GO Howe VS. Howe
SIXTH DAY.-SATURDAY, JUNE 10.
81 Brockmire VS. Heyman p
62 Green VS. Green 10
63 Hellman VS. Hisey
GA Burks VS. Burks
65 Day VS. Day
66 Caskey 10 VS. Caskey
67 Turner 8 VS. Turner
6S Young VS. Stewart
SO Ogle 20 VS. Ogle ....
20 City of Mexico vs. Hall
II Clark VS. Willis
SEVENTH DAY.-MoNDAY, JUNE IL.
73 Rice VS. Allison
IA johnson VS. Cassidy3
Is Logan VS. Pearson
rs Edwards2 VS. c & A RRl
n Brown 2 VS. Glascock l
7S Clark VS. johnson
70 Rollins VS. Fentem
791a Shotwell 21 VS. C ARR
80 Crews VS. Dougherty
81 Belts VS. Glascock 2
SO Norris VS. Ferris l-l2
SO Hughes IL VS. January l4-l
"a Dunbar 16vs Ellis
IS Koontz VS. Crawford
Sc Moody VS. Adams
81 Boyd VS. Baker
SO Brown VS. Bennett
SO Lafferty VS. Schultz .
80 Ragsdale VS. Gentry
81 Woodward 13 VS. Wells Is
80 Allison 10-1 VS. Rise .
SO Heath IL VS. C& RR1
M all q
So Woolwine VS. C & A RR1
So Cummings VS. Poor
NINTH DAY.-WEDNEsDAY, JUNE IA.
81 City of Mexico 8 VS. Moore 2
SO Eubanks VS. Russell
SO City of Mexico VS. Mccullough
100 Stansberry VS. w St L & PRy
I02 Tureman VS. Robertson
l03 Lewis 25 VS. Maloney 90
1O4 Bragg "a VS. City of Moberly %
los Dolan 26 VS. same
LOG Sappee ~ VS. 24-26 Foster ct al
1O7 Coates 2f VS. Ragsdale2 %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
Bar1ains In PlOWs.

B1fS0ImB IN FIOWSs
We will sell 12-inch plows for SO
14-inch plows for $11; 16-inch plows
for $14; cultivators from SIG to $50
sulky plows $40.
G. III. EUBANK 4 &C
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

agreement upon the subject; that we
paid to manufactures unjustly, over
and above what they were entitled to,
an advanced price upon everything
we eat or wear, from the cradle to
the coffin that the manufacturers con-
tinued to pick us from head to heels,
inside and outside; that men, women
and children all were under daily
tribute to the manufacturers.
Mr.. Williams then showed the ter
rible growth of debt, state, municipal,
corporate, here and abroad that it is
foolish to say we are prospering when
re are. continually getting deeper in
debt; that no people had right to
leave debt for their children to pay.
Mr.. Llewellyn said he had no OBJ
jections to the speakers views upon
the tariff, or the Standard Oil Com
pany, except they were not put as
strongly as MIR. L. would wish, but
as to the banks he would differ entire
ly. The banks are the best currency
we could have. The people had en-
dorsed them as good and useful for
twenty years, and those who had
voted the banks into existence had
been returned to Congress time and
again. No bank would continue in
business unless the people deposited
and did business with them. The
currency was accepted by and accept
able to the people; that there was no
other system of paper money equally
good, as was shown by the approval
of the people everywhere; that there
was not bank in the country the
depositors could not break If they
would, and that the interests Of the
banks and the people are mutual.
National banks are purely private
enterprise, local in their business and
interests. They are not national
in the sense Of the word used by the
speaker, but are only national because
organized under o national law. The
old state banks were organized under
state laws. Andrew Jackson's mem
ory was to be held in reverence be-
cause he hated the very scheme
Williams was advocating. The Unit.
ed States Bank that jackson crushed
was owned in part by the Government,
issuing notes that were so far govern
ment paper that the wish Of the
Greenback party was that the gov
ernment should 60 on and do bank
ing business, making a real Nationa
Bank; whereas, the banks under dis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

WE are authorized to announce
w JOEL GUTHRIE
as q candidate for RECORDER OF DEEDS sub
1ect to the rules and usageS of the Democratic
party. Election Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1882.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
COUNTY CLERK

WYE are authorized to announce
" j. $. SNIDO
as a candidate for COUNTY CLERK subject to
the decision Of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE

Missouri Clay is n beautiful hay and stands II
hands and inches high. He was sired by Stra-
tine second dam by Old Potomac; third dam
by Diomede. There is no better bred trottng
horse in America He has remarkably kind
disposition, long, graceful stride and speedy
movement. His trot Is clear and distinct, never
having to use weights, boots. pads OF bandages
Of any kind to prevent cutting or TO bolster, up
weak points. He was driven a private trial on
Edgewood track in lS7s after making season.
and without extra handling trotting the second
mile in 2 :3S. The Clay family of trotiars are
now the favorites with q large majority of the
most noted breeders Ut the country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
Return Docket.

h6tufu DOCAcIs
l Bushet al 10 VS. Baker ct al
2 Lakenan ct al 10 VS. NJ Savings Bank
8 Brown II VS. W st L & P Ry
4 Allison 10 VS. Rise
same 10 VS. same
Gordon VS. jenkins
McPlke 15 VS. Scrogins
Duncan VS. Inflow ct al
9 Woltz 2ys Woltz
10 Franklin VS. Shafer
IL Waddingham Ia VS. Hulett
IL Crawford VS. Draper
l3 Waddingham IA vs. Waddingham
IA Gordon VS. Giett
Is Shapleigh ct al VS. Gilliland
16 Eckhart VS. Eckhart
II Horn Is VS. Horn
Is Firebaugh vs. Firebaugh
10 DonCarlos VS. Bruce
20 Collins Bros VS. Reighly
81 Lee VS. Mcconnell
% Brooks 10 VS. W st L & P Ry
90 Creigler ct ala Sinclair Bros
"a Edwards VS. Bradford
25 White VS. Shell
26 Atkinson 1 VS. Atkinson
27 Daniel VS. Smith
% Eldridge VS. Eldridge
20 Basket VS. Breese
80 Campbell VS. Long
81 Beshear VS. West
50 Settle VS. Settle
SO Gentry VS. Clark
"a Christy VS. Maloney
35 Robertson 80 VS. Brown
SO same 80 VS. same
81 Smith VS. Smith
80 Wigginton vs. Wigginton 29
80 McPhail VS. C & R r
40 Botkin VS. unknown heirs Plunkett
Al Danforth 81 VS. Danforth
AZ Moller IA VS. Bulch
43 same IA VS. same
46 Cunningham VS. Cunningham
4s Barnes ct al lows McIlhany
40 Buck Stove Mfg Co VS. Ferris
50 Phillip VS. Armstead
81 Rainwater ct al VS. Crawford ct al
50 Sohan $40 VS. Naylor
So Dobyns VS. Jones
81 same VS. Conklin
55 same VS. Ledford
Sc samevs Hughes
TENTH DAY.-THURsDAY, JUNE 10.
State Cases.
State of Missouri VS. Riley
same VS. Reavis ct al
same VS. McDearmon
same VS. KoOntz
SAME VS. Sutton
SINE VS. Upton
same VS. Cumberland
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

D@s SHEEP DIP, s 1-2 Cents per pound
at ]. F. LLEWELLYN's Drug Store,
West Side Public Square. Cat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility. Premature Decay. and all the ef-
fects Of youthful indscretion, win for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
pie remedy BY which he was curcd. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do 50 by addressing I'd perfect confidence
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
SHERIFF.

WE are authorized to announce
w ID. ID. WOODWARD
q candidate for reelection to the office of
SHERIFF; subject to the rureS and usageS of
the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

Golden has the finest orchestra ever
in Mexico. 80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

WYE are authorized to announce
w j. Y. MCLEAN
as a candidate for COUNTY ASSESSOR subject
TO the rules and usages OF the Democratic party.
Election Tuesday, November 7, 1892.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

THIS renowned breeder of trotters and
i gentlemens' road horses, formerly the
property of Capt. VIM. Currie, will make
the present season at the stables of the
undersigned in Mexico, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

WE are authorized to announce
w ROLAND p. WATTS
a. a candidate for COUNTY ASSESSOR; subject
TO the rules and usageS OF the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
RECORDER OF DEEDS.

WE are authorized to announce
w JOHN GREGG
rs a candidate for reelection to the office OF
RECORDER OF DEEDS subject to the decision
Of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
COUNTY ASSESSOR.

WYE are authorized to announce
" JOHN W. BEATTY
As a candidate for reelection to the office OF
COUNTY Assessor subject to the rules and
usageS Of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
COLLECTOR REVENUE.

VXEE are authorized To announce
" j. T. NELSON
as a candidate for COUNTY COLLECTOR: subject
10 the rules and usageS of the Democratic party.
Election Tuesday. November 9TH, 1882
WYE are authorized to announce
" WM. II. WALLACE
AZ a candidate for COUNTY COLLECTOR at the
county election, Tuesday. November I, 1882.
Subject to the rules and usages Of the Demo-
cratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25

Ten dollars the season; fifteen dollars
to insure. If the mare is sold or removed
the present owner will be held RESPONSE
BILE for the insurance money Mares from
distance will be pastured at so cents per
week. Care taken to prevent accidents,
butno responsibility should any occur.
CLAY TRoTTERs.
List Of few Clay tsotters that have
records:
St. julian eli Ia. dam by Harry Clay.
Hattie Woodward 2t5 i-2. dam by Henry Clay.
Dick swiveIer ais, dam by Harry Clay.
Lucy 2isl,i, by sor orc; NJ Clay.
Elaine 2.20, dam by Harry Clay.
Prospero 2.2O, dam by Harry Clay.
Sam Rafdy 22, M IT. r bg Grandson o of c. NJ
Bateman 2.22, by Harry Clay.
Dame Trot 2.22, dem by Aarry Clay:
Sssfss SSssfSe WI wilkes son q asn saH II Harry Clay
Blue Mare 2.23. dam by Potter's Clay.
UDalala 2.23 Ia, dam by Sears CLAY.
Harry Clay aas 5-i, BY straders G. II. Clay, jr
Tommy Gates 2sl. son Of Clay Plot P.' o'''''
Crown Point 2.2i IL, dam by son of g. NJ. Clay
pel Sur 2.2f 1-2. son of G.. NJ. Clay.
Blendinc PA 3-i dam by Kentucky Clay.
Bill Thunder 2.25, son OF Star Clay.
Lady Lockwood 25 by Neaves' C. NC. jr.
Queeehy Maid 2.25. by Bailartl's Clay.
Granville 2.2e, by American Clay.
Surprise 2.2e. by Harry Clay.
George Cooley 2.27, by Neayes' G. NJ. c., ir.
Maggie Briggs 2.2T, by American Clay.
M DncIiess ness Boy 2.2e Il. by son Of Harry Clay.
Lady RSss @ 80 s2a "a. b by savers Savers II. l. ciay.
Bay Jack 2.3o, son of G. NJ. CLAY.
Black Douglass 2S0 by Henry Clay.
May Day 230 by Bailard'sC. II. Clay.
New5rook go, by Wilson's II. Clay.
QUIsENBERRY & MUNDY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-25
Ereenback Meetinp

Mr.. III. Martin Williams addressed
the greenback party convention in
the court house Saturday afternoon
and night. At night he gave part of
his time to Mr.. j. F. Llewellyn to
to reply.
The speeches were directed to the
consideration of monopolies, in the
afternoon-national banks, railroads,
telegraphy, land grants, sugar and
Standard Oil Company. At night the
tariff, and the increasing debt of this
and other countries. The banks were
declared to be terrible monopoly,
the worst of all--the monster that
made all other monopolies possible.
They were said to be so well organ
lied that all could act in concert
within twenty -four hours; they have
capital of four and sixty millions,
and made a profit one year of thirty
three millions they were said to have
discovered the secret of doing busi-
ness on what they owe; that they are
greedy cormorants that fatten upon
the labor of others; that they expand
the curry and run prices up, enticing
people into their net, then contract
the currency and swallow up the poor
and deserving; that the Republican
party favored the banks; that the
Democratic party pretended to oppose
them, and had not done so; one party
was as bad, or worse, than the other,
there being no difference between the
two parties on any national economic
question; and the speaker promised
if any one would point out such a
difference, he would go back to the
Democratic party, give up his present
faith and work for the Democratic
party most faithfully; the Greenback
party would remedy all these evils !;
the Democratic party was powerless
to oppose the banks, and would not
do so if they could; that the green
back party had representative in
the penitentiary, and had put him
there themselves. The railroads were
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COMMERCE AND TRADE,
PORT OF ASTORIA.
READY FOR SEA

EKADP FOR SEA.
Lynton. Br hk. Queenstown Fra3
Duke of connanght, Br sh. Liv rpoel Feb
Olive S SouthardAm sh Queenstown Feb
Corsica. Br bk. Queenstown Jan 81
Indiana. sh. l4ss tons Morrison St Ma2airc Jan ~
Dochra Br bk- se6. Queenstown Jan 20
Perknook Br bk Queenstown Jan
Prince Patrick Br bk 1893 Queenstown Jan p
C.s Rurlburt. hk. 100 toys. Queenstown Jan q
Helen Marion, Queenstown Jan %
Mervaniee Framjee. Br sh 1879 Bidwell Liverpoo
Jan lg
Alnra Robinson Am bk. Queenstown Jan
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tBY Nail AND rELKGRApH.l

BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.l
NHEAT-No. /, sI6D per GENITAL:
0ATs-S1 5G@1 - 3 eli.
+ WoOL-,OregOn, Valley 266l31 cts. =
10. Eastern Oregon, 20G26.
HTnES-ileayy salted 1O11c; light, dc
935@10c; salted calf. 9]5@1Oc.
FAMILY PROvIsIoSs-Bacon, 150ij14
cts: clear Oregon sides, 13@137Ec; hams
I7Qll9 cts.
BARLEY-Coast feed, 81 42@1s59 ctl
Brewing s. GOAL 60 p ctl.
EGGs-CalifOrnia, 26@28a 2 doz; Ore,
gOn, 22@23c y doz.
FLoUR-OregOn extra, s. 90; Super
fine, S3 7j.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Extra fancy
Butter, 80 cts, p b; Fresh roll, good
to choice, 25G2712cts,3 II. Cheese. Is
Ga20c.
SEEDs-Flax, 2@21lc 2 Ii; Canary
3@3@ c: Alfalfa, 16@17c; Timothy. S@
I9c q Ii.
Bags Wool sacks. 44@5oe; potato
gunnies. l31I@l4c; standard grain nom
iEal.
FEUITs-Dried apples. 5]S@6 cts. g L,
for qrS.: 51z@6 for sliced; Pears. SMlGc
PInmS. sos, pitted 13@15: Peaches. 11@
l3c; peeled, l7@20.
SAIMON.-COlumbia river fish are
qu05able at 81 so q doz, lib tins on
the spot; on the river, 81 % Y doz. sac
ramentO 81 POOL 25'
SCGAR-Retinery, terms net cash
Cube. barrels, 111le: Crushed, Ike:
Extra Powdered, barrels. 12c; Fine
Crushed. bnis., 111lc; Dry Grahulated
bbls.. 1l1c; Extra Granulated, bbls
1G}5c; Golden c. bbls., 91Ic; ID. bhis. OF
$, | gc
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RETAIL.
fLoug.--Superine s. 75; Extra s. p
Corn Meal . cvt. s. 30: Backwheat = cwt
&c 90.
BJrrER-Choice r3!l. 80 10 81: ets. z T.
CiIF7:ss.-Clatsop dairy 20g25c.
f'GGs.-25 to 30 cts q doz. Chickens, II 90.
FRESH MEsTs.-Choice cuts, Lamb. lOc;
Beef sGln; Pork 10; Mutton e9l0. by the
caTcg9c Re.
AEATs.-Breakfast bacon lll.@l6 per 10:
sidss l2]gGli3lc; hams l31IgI9c; shoulder;
l09l2c; smoked beef l58lGssc: eorned bee!
5l9Gl" = bbl.; corned pork lOe = n.
BEANs.-Si4@G els.
GAnD.-ln tins and caddios lG5lSc /, 70.
HcSEY.-ln frames 4cc : in glass 50c
EsSUGAR.-l}ac alb We S + prices.
DRIED FRUTs.-Blackberr 25c; Prunes
l219@I6c.
MIL FErp.--Brsn SIG 90 q ton: chor
feed s2i025; Sholrs s25@27 so: Hay s2cQ
s22 z ton.
oATs.-Accordine TO quality. prices rargt
from 81 - 10 81 80 per cwt.
VscErA ErARLEs.--Pota:oos. 81 - Z IG0 fbs
unInas eT53c y 10.
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ASTORIA FIRE DEPASTEENT
c. J. TRENCHARD ........C Chief Engineer
r. Il. Asst. Engineer
J. o. B0Z0RTH........ ..........2d Asst. Engineer
BOARD OFDELEGATE Regular meet
ing fourth Monday in each month. AT I 30
p. NJ, at hall OF Alert Hook and Ladder
Company No. l.
OFFICERs.-F.J. Taylor, President T. l..
Parker, Secretary; a. W. Berry, Treasurer.
DELEGATEs.-W. ". Parker. J. Strauss. 1.
Bergman. OF Astoria Engine Go. No.l; 4. 4.
Cleveland, ". j. Barry. Chas. 81 Stockton,
OF Rescue Engine CG Ne. . Ed. ID. Curiis.
A. w. Berry. T. j. Taylor. # Alert Hook and
Ladder Co. NJ. l.
ASTORIA ENGINE C03[FiNY No. L
Regular meeting first Monday IN each
munth.
FIcERs.-NT. ". Parker. President: l..
K. Selig, Seere AIRY: William Beck, Treas
+, urer; i. L. Stevens. Fore ran. :. =. ingalls,,
Isl Asst. Foreman. joe. &. Charters, 2d Asst.
For man.
RESCUE ENGINE COMPANY No. g.
month.
oFFIcERs-A. \. Cleveland. President : j.
:. Montgomery, Secretary +. C.. Norris.
Treasurer; Chas. Il. S;ocEton Foreman. A.
Mckenzie, lSt Asst. Foreman, J. ". Brown,
I'd Asst. Foreman.
ALERT HOOK AND LADDER Co. No. !.
Regular meeting second Monday in each
month.
OFFIcERs-J. q. Bozorth. President: c.
Brown. Secretary Jay Turtle. Treasurer /:
}. +. Thomas. Foreman, c. b. Eberson, lst
Asst. Foreman. +. ". Ferguson, 81 Asst.
Foreman.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-02-04
TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

from tables OF United States Coast Survey