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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06
BRICK! BRICk!!
fO 900 BRICK FOR SALE
OO.OVU inquire at this office.
Joseph W alsh, Defend mt.

To Joseph Walsh, Defendant
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
United States in The Territory of Idaho You arr,
hereby notified that there is on file In the Pro-
la e Conrt of B Use County, Idaho Territory in
Idaho City, the complaint of Thomas DAILY demand.
ing of You the sum of fifty seven and nnety.onn
hundredt 1857 9ll dollars an cnsts of this action
upon the following ca1se to-wt: Your certain
prunissory note made at Idaho City. r. January
25th, 1881, i'll favor of and delivered to said plan
tin. ho'nas Datv, forv lue received for thu sum
of one humid ed and fifty dollars, there being D.
credit on sad note dated August 6th, 1884, of one
hundred dollars. md you hereby summoned
to appear before said Probate Court the 7th day
OF March u. 1888 Il ten o'clock. A. NJ. to an
swer unto said complaint, acd unless you appear
and answer to saidc omplaint at the time hareine
nam d. the plaintiff will take judgment against You.
for the suia Fifty dolla's prime pal and seven and
9l-160 dollars interest and costs OF this action
(-~-I " testimony whereof.I hereuuto set my
IL. S. hand and afix the seal of said court at liza
- no City this 81 day of February, A. ID, 1888,
NJ. b MOORE Probate Judge
and ex-Ofhcio CT b said Court
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

''on was successfully performed i, iust
seventeen mln1tes from lie line the
patient was completely e,heriz,a since
winch time she has rested Comfortably,
with every ind cation Of 4 speedy r..
c'very. The physicians preSpn, were
Drs Ebert, y. $. A., Stephens, Zipi, Of
idah" City, and Hammond
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06
FIVE Generations Figure on Pho
tOgraph.



There are now living in San Fran.
cisco, within a few blocks Of eacl, 9th
er, five generations OF one family. The
great-great-grandmother is seventy
one years of age; the great-grand-
mother tifty-six; the grand mother
thirty-eigtt; her son twenty-one. and
his baby daughter six months They
all met recently at the house of the.
grandm 'ther, Mrs. B. E. Arnold, on
Valencia street, and photo of this ex.
traord'nary gr'up was taken. The
great grandmother and great great
grandmoth' are so much alike that
they are frequently mistaken for sis.
tiers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

The Democrat learns that the Ore
gon Short Line is graded from Sho-
shone one hundred miles in the direc-
ton of Boise, although not quite com
pleted that distance The track-layers,
now busy on the Wood River branch,
will not commence again on the main
zine till about the middle of June. The
Democrat says the entire line will DC
completed before the beginning oil
next year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

BUTTER is scarce in Boise at sixty
cents pound. Eggs are coming
down-are now less than dollar a
dozen. The hers are getting indus
trlous, and making an eggstraordinary
effort to supply the demand, which has
caused a drop ia the price.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06
Washington Territory Items.
CoLFAx, Feb. Is, 1888.


Ed. WoRLD:--Our brave little city
is rapidly recovering from the effects
of the Jnly fire, presenting finer APP
pearance now than before that disas-
tious event. Substantial brick build
ings have been erected ON the ground
formerly occupied by wooden ones,
Bat if the railroad is built to ColfaX
this coming summer, as we fully ex-
PEG. it will be, there will be boom in
everything. N'e~Iave had about ten
inches of snow on the ground since
the first of January. The thermome-
ter has been down to 40 degrees be-
low zero several times, and frozen
hands, feet, ears and noses were quite
the rage. The weather is moderating
now with prospects of chinook.
Backlog has made its appearance
among the cattle here, being confined
chiefly to calves and yearlings, and
proving fatal in nearly every instance
Good mich cows sell for $50, and bee
steers from $40 to $50. A. N.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

ne oquaw.creekers are complain
e good deal about their mail facil.
a'S' OF rather the absence of the ia
:. '''ss that they ought to have, and
wy, Ivy nave right to growl. A mail
o. ' was established to Upper Squaw
= ''A ana contract let sometime ago
;. ~ carrying the mails, but it seems
filed. ''o' uas never been tni'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

BolsE REPUBLICAN,: Reports from
the stock ranges are to the effect that
the loss has been much lighter than
was feared. 1t was principally con-
lined to stock that was left ON the trail
last season, and two.year-old heifers
that were sucked down poor in the
fall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06
Notice for PublicaTion..

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE Cry, IDAHO,
February 20, 1888.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention To make final proof
in support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made b fore Clerk OF the
District Court at idaho City, Idaho, on
March Goth, 1873, viz: John M Pourcct
Boise county. fdaho for the NJ NWH
and NW4 NE4 Sec. 10 and SEX SWI
Sec. 10, 'Ip9 N RAE
He names The following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land viz:
Alexander Orchard III ... Idaho City,
Smiley Harris ....." ......
Thomas Scanlon. ~" i. Garden Valley
Alexander Pinney T" ...s..."
y. F B. PRIDE. Register.
February 90, 1S03-5w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

Charles E. Bull left Tehama, Calilor-
MIA, May Goth, 1881. in bad health
for Idaho. Any person knowing any
thing about him please notify his al
ficted mother. Will all Idaho papers
kindly publish this!
Mrs. GERTRUDE BULL,
Albion, Michigan.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

The Democrat is Informed by letter
that Si..giser resigned the office Of
Territorial Secretary on Feb. 10th, IN
favor Of James l.. Onderdonk. Mr..
Onderdonk would make al excellent
Secretary.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

Dr.. ZIpr says Mrs. Kimmel. who
last Thursday underwent a surgical
o,peration-tlle removing Of cancer
ous growtIl-was doing as well as
could lie expected when he left Boise
Saturday nior ming.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06
A Critical Surgical Operation
Statesman.
Statesman.

On Thursday Mrs. D. B. Klmmel' OF
this city, who has been suffering ,p'
some time from a cancerous growth
submitted ON the advice of her physI-
clan to the removal of the entire lett
mammary gland. The entire opera
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06


"Ah! My trent, you was come to de
right blaze. Fake dis gray fur $l4.
You never had such bargain in all
your porn days.
"As was saying, | have got $50,
and | want to buy pretty fair one."
"Here's one all wool for $l2; slump
right into it."
"a pretty fair one, with silver'plate
handles continued the young man.
"rve got 'eml Pm der only dealer in
Virginia city who keeps dot style OF
overcoats."
al don't mean overcoats."
"Now
~ mean collins! Let me see your
latest fall styles"
"My frent,n whispered the dealer
as he took his arm, 81 don't keep get-
fins. When realize dot you hat $50
in your pocket, and hat no collins to
sell feel dot might as veil gil oop
Haf some pity on a proken-beartsd
man and take two bed quilts at S.
ahiecs, und let dot Coffin go.'-Yir-
GINA City Footlight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

IT is said the past winter has been
the hardest experienced in Boise val
ley since 1865. The price of pro-
visions has been nearly as high. will,
greater number of destitute people
to be provided for.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

IHE nnmner Of mines represented
in each of the States and Territories
OF the Pacific Coast at the Denver Ex.
position last summer was as follows:
Arizona. 4l2; New Mexico, $40; Utah,
800; Nevada. $50; Idaho, LOG; Wyo-
ming, IS; Dakota, 80; Montana, SIS.
And the number of tons of ore on ex-
hibition aud their gross veIue. az fol.
lows: New Mexico, IA tons. SIT 500:
Arizona, 8, $4,000; Idaho, 5, So 90, ];
Utah, Is, $4,000; Montana, 3 81. 500;
Nevada, Is. $1,000; Dakota, Is, $500;
Wyoming. 4. $500. So it will be see,
that the ore on exhibition from I,lahs
was surpassed, in richness, only b,
that from New M. xico and Arizona. tn.
latter Territory being hnt little ahead
Of us-625 against 5000 per ton
These figures were furnished tn,
Statesman by James L. Onderdonk
who was one of the commissioners fo
this Territory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

I B. Ly ms, an Old BasInlte. arriv-
ed at Boise the other day from Ken
tuck where he has spent the pas,
three years. Tom is associated with
his brother in the whisky business il
that State
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

Mr. aud Mrs. Jos. Branstetter re-
quest US to return their heartfelt
'aanks, through the WORLD. to the
many kind friends who watched by
Hls bedside of their beloved little Eva
'ur'ng her weeks of sickness, and for
'ne warm sympathy shown them in
their sad bereavement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

JUICE II. Z. Pickett returned to
Boise the other day from a visit of
several weeks ia Wisconsin. He was
accompanied hy his wife and daughter,
and sister, Mrs. Perry, and her tws,
children.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

parvArx dispatches from Washington
.tate hat tho official head Of Governor
Neil has been chopped off, aud that tire
President has appointed John N. r.
win Of Iowa, Governor OF Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.

wv NAurz has a new stock Ut boots
"A shoes for sale. See his ad.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

TuE Dem. crat says Boise City has
heco eating -four all winter made by
the Mormons, and it is good article.
too.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

A MACHINE was dumped off at the
express office the other evening, and
although a small concern, it attracted
a good deal Of interest as far as Curl
osity was concerned-tho crowd at
tue office being curious to know the
kind of work it was made to perform.
Some said it was "a new tangled cof-
fee miIl-svme Yankee invention
and that is what it resembled more
than anything else. 1t was for B. t.
Anderson. of Garden Valley. After
examining the mechanical construc-
ton for time, they discovered la
bel, which explained. 1t was seed
sower. 1t goes by means of crank
ON the side, and after the seed pourt
from a spout. leading from a kind o.
bucket, and drops into rapilly.re
volvlng whirlemagig, the scattering
business is accomplished, and with {
uniformity that cannot be equalled BY
hand distribution.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06
MosE KEMpsER says the .p,v

NOSE kEMrSER says the snow ,ha,
fell on More's creek summit e;,,b, 8.
I o days ago, ~ the color 81 ashes. Il
- aoo''s az strange a phenomenon Az
mo yellow variety that fell ut Silver
Wy about the same time Nose saxs
on The summit, where this asf.colored
KIND can still be seen, the snow il dis.
appearing more rapidly than in Other
places where The sun strike. just as
fairly and where only the pure white
has fallen. What are The cou,n,,,e,
parts OF this ash-colorcd snow aud
how did this stuff, whatever it Il tl,a,
gives It this color, come to he f,atiny
ABOUT in the air IN certain pIaces--as
mist have hcen the case, a. the sn,,,
III falling, evidently collected ii? These
are questions for the scientists I,
wrestle with. We suggest that MISE
bring down a saow.ball or two auc
have chemical analysis made. II :
"hre assay were to I've made, his ne v
variety OF the beautiful will undoubt.
eddy "go way up" in something be
sides water.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

A LITTLE child, with false face,
frightened another to death in Baker
CITY the other day, the victim drop
ping dead in its tracks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

LIE statesman says all the valuable
'"la across the river from Boise is fast
oeihs taken up, and that all the Nor
80 entrles that have been Cancelled
'"'e heen relocated, and as there is
'Du'e Danger of Congress repeating
."' presumption law, people are avail
still exists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

u H. GRAY, ex-sheriff of Alturas,
has 'allen-dropped quite number of
pess all at once. He has bought in
VITA Clay, OF the News Miner, and is
w" only a newspaper man, simply
'"at and nothing more. Man climbs
"p sometimes, but to fall-makes one
grand and sudden sprawl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

Gov. NEII's father, Robert Nell,
died on the Sd inst. at G pumbus, Ohio'
of general debility.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

CHARLEY MASS's saw mill, in Warm
so,ius gulch, was started up the other
day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06
Dissolution,

Dissolution,
TINE PAKTNERSHIPsHERETUFORs
i existing between A. Feyhl, DIETER
known rs Boise) and Chris. Wilkie. Q,ct
Ter known as Speaker) has been mutually
dissolved. All persons indebted will sci.
tie with A. Fe, h', who will settle all de-
mands against the firm, and continue the.
business A. FElH
G. WIaKiE.
Feb. o, t883-tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-06

Spriug gulcf', was starle" up TIC o'''er
day.
Tur Dem, crat says Boise City has
heco eating -four all winter made by
tho Mormons, and it is a good article,
too.
Private dispatches from Washington
.tate hat tho official head Of Governor
Neil has been chopped of, and that tire
President has appointed John N. IT.
uin Of Iowa, Governor OF Idaho
Dr.. ZlpF says Mrs. Kimmel. who
last Thursday underwent a surgical
oueration-tIe removing Of cancer
ous growtIi-was doing as well as
could lie expected when he left Boise
Saturday morning.
The Democrat is Informed by letter
that ST. .giser resigned the office OF
Territorial Secretary on Feb. 10th, ia
favor Of James l.. Onderdonk. Mr..
Onderdonk would make al excellent
Secretary.
IT is said the past winter has been
the hardest experienced in Boise val
ley since 1868. The price of pro.
visions has been nearly as high. with
a greater number of destitute people
to be provided for.
7 B. LY ms, an Old BasIulte, arriv'
ed at Boise the other day from Ken
lucky, where he has spent the pas
three years. Tom is associated will
his brother in the whisky business il
that State.
JUDGE II. +. Pickett returned Il
Boise the other day from a visit O
several weeks ia Wisconsin. He wa
accompanied hy his wife and daughter
and sister, Mrs. Perry, and her tw.
children.
cents a pound. Eggs are comm,
down-are now less than dollar
dozen. The hers ale getting indus
trlous, and making an eggstraordinar
eff"rt to supply the demand, which ha
caused drop in the price.
Boise REPUBLICAN,: Reports fror
1he stocs ranges are to the effect tina
the loss has been much lighter tina
was feared. 1t was principally col
iined to stuck that was left on the ira
last season, and two.year-old heifer
mat were sucked down poor in til
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. JOS. Branstetter +,
quest US to return their heartfe
'Aanks, through the World, to ii
many kind friends who watched /
the bedside Of their beloved little E,
uur'ng her weeks of sickness, and f;
'ne warm sympathy shown them
their sad bereavement.
d d, Gray, ex.sheriff of Altura
mas 'al'en-dropped quite number
pegs all at once. He has bought
vita Clay, of the News-Miner, and
now only a newspaper man, simp
mat and nothing more. Man elm
up sometimes, but to fall-makes OF
grand and sudden sprawl.
LIE statesman says all the valuat
''ua across the river from Boise is ia
oeihs taken up, and that all the Nc
40 eutrles that have been CANCEL
nave been relocated, and as there
'0u'e danger of Congress repealil
'"s presumption law, people are ava
. as themselves of this right while
still exists.
ihE oquaw,creekers are complai
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-25
WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEx.

A.. NJ de dearest thinkers ard most sige-
%. : sueafers 10 attendance ~ the recent meet
me III wool gr0vers in Chicago, hr. Cedins;
esxs fts his opinion that the price Of wool hss
moi sufTertd BY the reduction OF dunee tecelte
-hes were std high enough 10 exclude iorelgs
.ools rom profitable composition Insi wss
=, IN r.ortsnt Admission, coming ~ II $50 from
: ,r,1 who aid he had no other means Of sup
80 ftsn wool-Erowing. He II certainty IN q
rs,.ificn 70 knsu whether kis Fiatsnent y TT
80 ~ ~. no apparent MOVIE 70 mare sncn =
.r.1--,rnt i'm II not true. The pubnc VIII q
I.ciinef 10 believe him. and corclu1e Inst N
-ooi -rrorins interests aound2nuy p ros,c.sa,
~ I'll manage 70 survive ne reaaslsn y
r1fIas The fncf fhsf 20 few titsnoe1 NE con
a. -. wf1 rervs % strengthen tbs concin.ioh'
sEo1aIIors To-DArs
wooI-Ne1insn- ire o. burrt n<iEi <t1
e.. Improved 1fsl7e cos-sa co.rs
-.sInr.. Isa1sc medium. ls1Ar nD rediur
3Sz7r fne vol. sccorelns 70 o. a and rpr
firion. Hs11r burr, rs PEI pound Lea
H1iDF5-H>.~y h1fsa y pyunds and u
s.---1 H. Efhf ti6ex. u1f.er " pouncs frs .
r---l.' l1r- fIrht hldss dt.nzxed o. one FTub y
- n >nlla BAD and osn.Fed g. DO "a
ii ~ rsfmlts<, 7c Fr>en hid>s e.
-. rFTua-De~r rtIn1. x1FZc Eutel1pa 4
- W Iffirn 1b6z5c <hssp pe,tss - perT "a.
Tzr< srErnrlIrrs loelsc
IkI-Prins n1er, g t.llDw rres q I
sc x<<0T.1gr y t-vrz t9tc
ff8FK-fnns rs11rs - 1k'kU A 81
tz<~< 49,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-25
DRY GOODS.

A BOSTON telegram says with jobbers the fall
trade has mol a together come up 10 exoecta
tons, but the general results sofar will compare
fayoTahly with previous sea ons. With agents
business has been rather tame. Popular make,
| OF brown and bleschcd sheetiDgs and shirtings
| are moving moderately, but most OF the present
deliveries are on previous ORDERS since tne re-
ned off The reduction In cotton has also bad
.aue Influence. Prints continu, 10 move rather
s,oa-iv. and there Is dispod ion 10 mako COZ.
,sss Several fpeciaties have been duced
=, nsia. "a ~hout ltsding to many large sales.
peio., tsh -cs there IL not much doing. Suit
~ nsnneis sud the various soft goods for
infa., ,sasr And ,atisfactory sale. but clo'hiug
%So l both heavy Nd Light veishis, are de-
''Ds' QUOTATIONS TODAY.
PRINTs-FreemAns az Lodi 5; Gloucester. ~
Harmony. s Cocheco, 5k; Nerrfmac, 9; Grsep'
wich. 81; Allen. O. Albion solid. 5k: Peabody
.olid So Peabody nsea ri Ga5 S%so1 p,ara
ins q. American. G. Barley pink and purple,
q Arnold, 6: oil red, 3 oil blue and green, II.
- HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTIcS-Augusta4 -,
andsn Fac hsssa:la d"i q crs * cssot Il. *
ne,hx' al 81: Glendale, "a 5K; Natches, 81:
& Charter oak. -. L Lake George - 6k;
Great Western. - 8; International - ~.
Atlantis Az; Bonningion,7k fsschez H,eh;
YIN FiSs B BROWN DoNEsT1cs-Iske George
sx: Harrest7K; Pseshontss. ~. Great lals. 2;
pansiees 9-fE Plum lslsnd huauuc IA
Gresnbrier. *: Anendsle, Tk; Dwight TX; BE;
'ef gi \ scHEp poNEsTIcs-soclsl sX; Sunny
si5e 4 bonneville. N; Forest 3 Big Bonanza
z. q Auburn, ~: Jsnsdsle ~ LonsdAle cam.
nc. az: wnnsuttA. ~ New YORK mills ~
Diamond hi. oHrafrin Knishrh cannnn
\ Hero - Hero. 4, BalsrdvsA y Oer-
bridga X. B Peerless X, 5k; Fruit Of NE Loom
81. Gem Of he Spindle X; Barker.sz: Glen. y
prCKs-ArfvriRht 10; Errscf, s-oH lok;
st.,t ga ~ HnrE. iDcs ~ ssvsgs ok -:
~ ~ IL Bo<ton- 1c-0L brown and drsh. l6t
He.,sst a isch- J, ~ 80. q % inch. az; Nc
D 81 inf.h-. SIX: Cola nsasi Bna ~ Lon s
sro :, snd drsSs, II: chErioi striped l2x; Saw
,.TrcEIiIrc-Ino-ku.s AGA. Is Hamilton. u
Ho,vrood. plaid, IA Standard = *; hssion y
90 Ornera 1s3< Continental Fancy. ~ 5An'
go FrnrT. *. HsrriaburE, IA
HicEORY-kock Rive, 81 Blue and Brcrn
- InfiA ipKc Arirrt1n. SIC IsnEn e re
Al = H-rrnt1r N: Arerics-- % Lgvel Oty, ~
MITD OsNABUEGe-DeltA ". koonon{
~. o-rr-a *: MichiFnn.1f be1e X Nooc
.-.'SN 0ssvbssS. Ariing'on. 3 Aurusn
q JhkS ,e,ssnee ,susurh. IL r.aas r ~
rrs~~r Vsll~r. ~ Tofio TX. Humhol1t y
r-~1|ia. TX. Louisville, ~. kentrcky, ~
f--l,..1 lfssel ~. Galf Hedsl II.
0SrarT-rce- Waksfeld r4-oz, ~ I1ne :
q. 81. ssTsxs s-or ~: Aao.ina eh-o- ~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-25
CRAM AND ,pzIprurps.


The receipts OF grain IN this city to-day okr
not Improved any, and the demand is lar ADO.
the supply. There IL little more corn ana oau
coming NJ at this time than IL required foI loos
consnirG1ion. There was a car OF corn recelveo
To- az ssdt.o shipped out. Two cars Of honi
were shipped TO eastern Texas The geners
produce ma .ket Is lot active. OWN 70 we smAl
s'S wsfHSS J %, medium sOc; low Era.s
SOC Nicaragua SOC $50.
pvp-Nnmlnsl At eoc: northern, sc.
Uoks New 70 shuct, iSc; shelied and
ohTs.chaice. &c: sacked, &c higher.
FIOUR-Pa,enL 65as 90 early breakfast
40 cream sois. 2 pcE3 70 pure cwam; ~. p
Flower, B 60 Star. Chain, 20.
BRAN-Ai mills, 75c; IN store. &c, ,.,,.s.
,-s0NNEAL-Fins bolIed per 100 ponnos'
HftEt,ep-chopped corn per 100 pounds ! % %
CTrn bran per TO- rounds, 5Oc
GelHhN FLOUR-Per 100 pounds. 90
HAY-DaIk s@fs m pl ss- az br;Tht
II 90 brieht free on board esr' y"
'i INLET sEED-oe German snlsI 90
tie ne Wheat produciion q: IBdis equals Dssily
a., -fo,Irfhs of that OF our own country ID.
sTtsrt Of Land under cultivation a estifnttea y
si5n Oo0 ao-ss The Wheat = sorn n 80 =
snd EOrenber and hsrEesNo ITO" 'A
Hsy. vru M
~ sf-eets 10 buv uhen. and keep the pilce, y
70 the \ ghesi possible hgure ID ~ ~
b-sn frfef betorr. sro u u fs,a so..s - 49,
Tbe Wf7ilnr WOr ss-s II 10 repOI. ~ -.
r,.r6.r mt nqur received iron our fe1n'
s,sst does moi fpresr ruled ~ The Enrll..i
-re-tei Rnrish mlllers use eonslds-nbls oall
foruia ard Orefon gnesl ~ - n ~. 81 80,
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-25

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