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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-03
British Victory in Egypt.

London Special Of the LIST says: Accord
ing to the news which has been coming in to-
day, Gen. Graham has met Osman Digna's
forces on almost the same ground as that upon
which Baker Pasha's worthless command was
slaughtered. Disciplined British troops were
opposed to a horde of half-armed Arab gueril-
las, and the result was, as usual, the rout and
defeat of the latter with considerable loss. All
the accounts which the special correspondents
forward have the tenor Of the dispatches which
described the battle of Tel Ell Kebir and the
skirmish of Kassassin. There are a handful OF
killed and wounded Oh Gen. Graham's
side, but all London ia
aroused with high sounding
phrases of the desperate resistance
OF the Arabs, the bloody nature of
the conflict and the heroism of the yictors. Ii
was probably not very serious after all, and il
may, perhaps, be as well remembered that Gefl
Graham has not met the Mahdi. The news
has not created any undue excitement, and
there 10 a general feeling that serious work re-
mains to be done, and that tho engagement Of
Friday was comparatively a small affair. A
eablegram received at the war Office states that
four officers OF the English force we're killed.
A later dispatch from Graham says nineteen
officers received wounds, including Baker
Pasha aud Col Burnaby, both of whom were
severely wounded Nine hundred of the en-
emy's dead were counted iii the captured posi-
tions.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-03

The porte declines to accept Minister Wal
lace's view that the treaty with America was
not denounced at the proper time. The poor
maintains the legality of denunciation, thus
making the treaty expire Jnne4 The govern
meiit is willing, however, 70 iet inc eAlsui 3 M
Mowers are concluded 1t grants america 10
the new treaty the same advantages accorded
~ other countries.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-03

Til French Academy Of Science has declined
"a comply with Prime Minister Fcirs's request
ID elect delegates to the coming meridian con-
craaa a. Washington, on the ground that the
e-oyernnaent should appoint them Ferry If
Unwilling to sead government delegates, e1-
peeting that congress will vote 70 make 'ne
Greenwich meridian official
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-03

AT Wapakoncta, Ohio, John shawDer, airy
Foods. the oldest merchant in town h aass as
signed Liabilities, Sy,WN; Assets, sWsv0
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-03

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TkAuE THEME.

Within ten lays large numbsr Of due.
lions in wages hsre lie = made Nd ever
mo c are amour cd hanufsctufef5, lag,
and small, udeuty hn1 competition b rers-
ing, ahd ART m re spi rehc ave thsn the vei,
n mon ngo Ms l. the YuIume ~ n.riug ualc
The Texas cattle DR. We TO TO IN iu 4
past seventeen years irH amount 70 400 W
head VA ucd tAe lIwtss estimate a. no J.
over 20, 10000
Tic Amsig mated Association OF lion md
Steel vOskeis will res 81 any attempted ioouc-
There wer, $50 40 rdcsn Lpgus cattle ex.
ported from Be- md 10 "a Gu my 10 1888.
The " rEmen ~ the bui oing IT drs nr hold
Ing meeting in diiefen, cille' u dlscuss an AL
vance. In soms rates tu'y viii ask i"t rn Ht.
vance, bus N oh ~ Rsliuu has been def red
Thcnue u.aFsetr Chsrlolti Nofih Csrnliu-,
Is having "A on To les Tor Ru average
pair OF these animals Ia 1900.
= Over 100 900 cat J. cam tuSt over tho Union
Pa. lie Ia rutd 1883
In the tAird poo , Penis iYau'G, 10 MIXERS
have resumed 80 at operators ,eims
Ana ican ure, dcis imported from Scotland
#, B5J head OF polcd cattle Ice year
On Weduus ny fires scr Lighted In two OF thr
greeu.gl ,sB pcttlv houses In !ittstufgn, mud r
sumption viii probably lake place IN others Al
the mems ierIss.
Tho umbc' Of cattle IN Pssu'y lvAnls lie shd
70 be !, 7fl, 227, va ued ut l.gSg 100
The bo,t AmcIican s.e,rs have been selling
In England A. 10 cent or Iounu, ossed aud
the best mutton cart asses At 10 ceuIs
The miners convention is 10 be mold In Pitts-
burgn mex Tua day to cnnBi 'cf half no days
the o ganizaupD OF the Ksndwhg miners akd
one or Two . her que uOus
TIL, iucreas+ II our live stock is moi equal to
the Increase of population. Since 1860 The nopu-
lation of the United states has iuurea cd - p, T
cent, while the increased i've stock has been
about 30 pr oeut
: Ii Is said that there - but Que largo herd Of
f! .cstte Ia uslthon Colorado that bclOnss to y
foreign corpors ton. The others Geona % colo
RADIO and mostly 10 Dynye,, wen Few stoss
com anieB operate IN tina section.
The en- lOyts OF tbs Pa Imam car works, II.
Nnois refused TO accept II Toiu' ton from 81 u
10 sl so per day and stopped work.
S,rikes against feductonsO Of wages have taken
place IN about twenty faoorieS AID mills o.
and wet, the feductlOns averaging from 10 l.
per cent.
Twenty eight olg4r-m4 nufacturlng Arms II
Ban Frsnci,cO have agreed 10 employ onll
white labor In. tead Of Cniuesc
II Is said that the Jets y Rcd breed of swim
arr not 20 liable - disease as he white varie
ties Despite their great slosnes- Ia maturin Z
they arc great iAvorite- - The west"
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DRY GOODS.


q, ~ stuAt to-DaAt
, sE1S5sN 'a "a 81 9s5s :,i,:. .s 81
fioh s. illna 3, 4lU.il gnild, t4; fc2ncdy
old, on Sesbo y Ok ~ sim spA bisoA
iki 5irnp ronin.ae, shi Gloucester llonrh
NJ rer.lru. G b&rkieY PINK ans purple
s. Arnold {; 81 rcd, q OIL blue end gyson, Il
HRkVT sROWN 1O1IEATlCS-Aneusta,i -,
Z; incign Heed, 2. sWifl Crook, "a 81; .Etna.
ES S e e 81 u %, Saf Eso i ~ *
s. Uhartcr oah IS. !; Lake eeorga - 6N;
Great Western. "a b; International, IS, ~.
Atlantic A.T3G; Heunlrgton.7h; NeinheI' Is. bh;
FIFE BROWN DoMEsTICs--Lrko aearse,
90; Haryest7h; P0en.hontas, Thi Great fsNe z
Poafiest 81 81 PLAN ISLAND, g. Atlantic ~
ircenor.er, ~; hnsndaie. ~; Dwight TX aci
0f BsLs;SsonYD DoMEsTIos-soctal, TX; Sunny
side s; H0nioav.llo az: ro1os., 8 Els Bonanza
u, Q; Auburn, AZ; i'cnadsle. on; Lonalals cam
brl0, IN. Wamsutta, rk; New Yurl rnols. M
Diamond Elll cambria :; kn:ghrh oambrio
3 Hero, ~, .: Hero. y, 3; B7'irrdvalo = Oc'r.
bridge. x. ); peerlesa, <, 5%i Fruit q the Loom
st; Gem 81 The Spindle, g. Barkoreh' 0lon,7 *
DUCKs-AFkvEighi io;. sEtIicA- s-oa, On
4;ark, dos ~. stark, i0-ot, 10; savage s-nL III
aampdeD. brown enc drAh, Oc, TO- iampd9I
Xxx. 10, "a. l,oeton. ,o-oi, brown and hrae, ms
NoutuuS ~ inct % No. { 90 inch o., Tx, Nc
I, W inch., 57+ Gold 8edsl Rluo, I2H; lion
Brown and 6rnb, a; Uhey1o. gtriped. i2A; Saw
are striped. l2s.
TICKING ATaosEeng AyA, 40, hst1iitau, IL
hollywood, pls.d, IL: Standard q. On Baston /
~; Omees l63-' Continental Fancy, 10. stan
,eri Fancy, Ok harrisburg, ~
HICRORY-Rook aiycr. G-s Glue aud Brown
10. India, i0hc, Arlington. Skg rbopdb,
- @; H.uiiior II; American 10; LowSll City, 81
PLAID osNABURGS-Dei ~. Economy
AZ Ottawa. ~; H'Chigtn N seilA ~ goo'
laga.7k cstswSash' Arlington & AuSusu
g. Louisiana, ~.
JEANs-R oxboroush, Is: Pacific, Il. r., %
Beaver Valley, 25; Toxic. i2h; Humboldt 50
Peoples, 2tk; Louisville, Ssk; Kentucky. SIX
nnitod atatea a0N GolN Medal ".
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nAHpwARE 3aSD METALS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.


A&Es-C'oilins per dozen, so; Gold Dollar,
per dozen So Diamond Edge, per dozen, 30
be bic ait - 90
sgTLLETs AND LIDs--ikc per pound; sugar
ser'los, 4tc per pound
SCALES Fairbanks. discount % per cent
Howe, discount 25 percent
rIH PLArE--I q. 1Oxi4, per box, &. 90; /. O.
lsx20 per box, 8 10: Ternc, ltx2O per box, so;
rerne 2OX2s. per box rs co.
TIl!W ARE--pieced, discount so per cent;
stamped discount per cent
SOLDERING. !. l6c; No. l.2 and Ia 100 per
pound
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-Eo Ia 20 per dozen
HANRs-.two loop, ( IS per pcsen: three loop
TACKs-In boros 100 papers, q so per boz.
GRUB HOES-per Dozen on railroad picks,
Ger dozen, %.
RUPBER BELTiEG-Uiscount 80 per cent.
NAiLS-3 65 tate
SHEET IRoN-7 y, SC; galvanized disconn!
s nft AND sFADEs-Rowland's, dis.
count 40 Der cent Ames' list steel goods, dis
oount 40 ard 10 per cent
HEAVY HARDWARE--5hafts, finished, 8 70
pnggy, Is; express. so, Wagon tongues
10 o. Hickory axles, 10 CO. Holsters, q
Coupling poles, 7b spokes, xxx, select %
Xxx, 2 So. Sawed felloes, X, | rs; 2, 90.
No CO o.; 7t2s; 9. 8 90 Bar iron, &c rate
Flow ste | 10 .spitsg ateel, 20; cast steel, lSc
BUGGfH--Gfsde u. and spring top 90 00G
100 0O do open, 10 o. so 90; do side springs
top 100 o eiS5 W, do side bar, 100 00qlSO 90 &c
phetons, rs 0Oepi50 %. 4 grade side spring
seat bugsies. l75 p0e250 co. platform springs
40 COOLED 90; three spring wagons. ~ 00epl1b
WIRr--Sinooth wire No. 9. SO Nos 10 AND
"a SIC; lapanuod, hsrbet wiro, Go. galvanized
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GROCERIES.
ouorArfoNs TO-DAY.

ouorATIoHs TODAY.
COFFkk--Rio fair, isColSc; prime, lskO
TE sSsf nsS' . ss1 Yoau ss' y ysg sC
a,; Ooloug csg6Oci Japan. 60es65c.
SUGARS Powdered, lOsG crushed, i0so;
graduated, ,9sc standard i, ". Loai,-
lana white elArnsd' sNG yellow eisrincd' sSr
Not AISLE Louisiana choice coc primo, o,c
tair W good, t0c; corn syrup, tb~ sugar
BAdoiNG-puro lutte IL fos io%r per
ssrdj ~, ihE,. i0Ac Tea i.5por bundle
RfCN- Mhoio1Alo, ehGgko,
oRACKERs-sod y, exc. TX. exc xxx.
q, cream, 81; ginger snspa, &c.
boAP--oliye rs per box blne India v
pound barn 8 IS per boz; h.po,nd bars, 8 90 per
BOZ; l.popnd bars, q per ho1, ,,,,
CHEKsE-W Il. i2C flli cream. isG
RoPE loXc basis Cotton rope, isc
WILL nrCKfTs-S OOsti ~ per dozen.
CLornEsriNs-Round, sic spring, per box
NEA6u REs--k bushel Iron bound. ~ per
ioIen; 2-hcop pals, ~ S.hoop, 20 -,
Tgb95s NE ns's ~ nest % S IS No. SS, ! "
WRAPPING PAPER Rag and straw. B@7sc,
!1@ ~ DO 81; blasting s s 2 o. shoI
PICKLES Medium barrel 90. S-bgrrol,
Boston mixed h-barrel, 500, Choy-chow y
snlisn pals mixed plesiSs, So Gisss pinis,
/ Is. Glass quarts, . 90 Glaa h-gallon. 0 90
GlAss i-gnllon, rs Glass Hox. gallon, s75.,
COAL olLs-ii0 degrees Gre test In barrels,
IA 10 te,t OIL In cans, co. 100 degrees Gre
9AckEREISso. / barrels. "a 20, No. / x.
Dsrr6ls. 90 40. k.bArrels, 4 %. No. 2 ~
/ Is. 30. 2tits, / O5 No. hts, ! 90.
HOLLAND HERRING-lmported, 25per teg.
Can ~ Stick, iHc pound; fancy l5@sSe.
ClDEh-cfno apple, 900; Missouri elder SO
frnll
STGRCH.-feari AZ Royal Glass. 6k. Bon:
| Ton i.ponnd prokagcs, 0. Corn starch l-pound
packages, 6. o.pound wood BOZ glass ~. g.
| bound pnper boz glass, OK
| LNE--ConOentraled. 975at 90.
| JUGs-.We quote lie per gallon Tor glazed,
CIeeks i9c Ger gallon 70, biased: .,o,,s
GCILiF0RsiA CANNED Peaches,
8 or Apricots. 2 IS; blackberries, go grapes,
? IS, peara ~ pounds SOs gage. ~
| pounds 20, peas, ~, pounds, 400 pluins, ~
pounds. Z 65 tomatoes, AZ pounds, o. cur
rarts, * pounds, 2 10.
SMOKING ToBACCo.-gcnuino Duke OF Dur
nsm, !.pound packages, Ale: k-pound. iSc. X
round, 45o; h.pound, az assorted cases, 40.
GENERAL GROCERiES-sods, Bicarb %
per ponnd: 2sl Soda 2 81 20 8 Leo. per poundi
951fnd; ssu Fet1Ss sso0 % ss.Se eer case; Pot.ed
dam LIS, gl.0 per A0s; Potie1 Ham. i-1s ~
Dor Doc. eIrdines. ktaericnrl $3.50 peI osse ea!.
linen EEonoh, 1910 peg case snun sarreu :
~. so 10 f1.9b per caseanuG GsrrotgS or IA,
10 $50 por case, Anu6 aslph's, IL
10. s4.sc. por ,gtoai; ,aauves Anertcsn' 9is'
Hushrooms, e27s pss dos; condemned siilS,
o. rs 70 Spo1 psr case Jelly, wine glass lcc. per
dos: iln.blsr, sl.25 per d9sen; crown, s2.do PC,
Dor dosen; Ystracts lernon, $50. per dossn; *;
,hctH. asH0ftS1, $50 pof dor0n; Oloveri (wholel
$50 W 60o per o.; Oroam rsrsai, Commercial
nc per IL nlackins, tSrssllI enc per H.; bl2ak'
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WOOL, HIDES AID PELTRIEs.

Trade generally has continued very quiet, and
few large mes OF any description have Q enged
hands The apathy OF buyers neces iia'es o.
. sonal concessions To effect sales but the gem
= RAJ iange OF values 10 unchanged. 1t is dim
cult +, move any considerable amount OF fine
dc aine neeces IN the present condition o. the
selling ny close to The cost OF production, In
t Il T TO compete with corresponding quaitles
IN de abroad The competition is especially
no iceable on yarns costing oy 7 81 per pound.
On Ter hHt raj, toe Am ricsn spinners hsye n
aelsl monopoly OF the nom market
u. they aic getting liberal ord ~ for yarns
,li,.bs for iers Us hosiery and bra las,
and gu rt,r-blcod staple woods requ red for
this g ~. ~ production. hese VOLS are g +
ting scarcer " ry day. Fine clothing neeces
trallRn ~'ols, ~lich cost /. Is on the secured
pc nd basis thau has been obt ined for similar
woods oil ho"e grow This season, have com
PEELED hold 70 oi the lat T ~ modify treir IDEAS
Of ya'ue 6 M extent recently Preferences
Is gwen g. Au'r Ism woods by SONS manufao-
tur r. becauso. beng skirsd, tn y yigld a
larg,r percsntage Of tie hlehcst grade 81 hne
wool. Ohio Are neeces Oar, ~ q rule, re bought
ab iut q C. MS lowef IN Al before the arriy Of
these o. mpein9 woods n $ ort time ago Ter
rit 'ial and similar woods are duh and 'avor
buyers.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
NoOi.-aoxican. nee OF burrs, l1@isc Mex
ioar improved. 8fsi1c; coarse, i6SlSc, coarse
medium, lS6bl9c; medium, lse2oc; dne medium,
Dd%<c unc Wcol, according 70 uifs nnu Jul
dltiou, ites22c bury. ,esc por pound iess
according TO burrs
HIDps-Prime plump fints, % lbs and up. Ice
per II; seconds, nlump Hints, ~ lbs aud up, lSc
or ID; prime light and hos l3e per ID: culls,
uils snd -iass sc per III; dry sailed, 9allkc,
ccoriins 70 condition: Green salsed,6 SC.
PRLTR1KB-Dcer sEins, .@pet22c; antelope. 100
15c; seal skns, i5st25c: sheep pelts, - per wool
2O9 &c; shearlings, 10ef15c.
TkLLOw-Prine tallov, &C. tallow grease 50
90; crease yellow 10 brown, 465e
sESwAx-Prime yellow. sou: DARK and sdri
tsrate.l. lB0D.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Owing to he rise in leather the Offers OF long
list. OF sum ner orders ct 81 err case OF from the
last seas n prices have been declined. and the
buyers have been warned that the price OF
goods IL likely TO advance 2 per case
aeoTATIorb ro-DAr.
Mems KIP orogsns. from e5gl IS
Boys Kip broesu.. nom so1i o..
Mems r cali brogrns. fron ! 0G1 rs.
Boys p. calf broeans. from 956l Is
Mems kin 2-buckle piowA l 0Dl IS.
Boys hip 2-buckie plovs. sal -.
Mems bun balls. congress abc button. 7542 IS
Mems calf balls. conRre end button. 5o6< 80.
Mems kip boots n 0oa2s 50.
Men p calf boots "a eOr-t5 90.
Mems calf b Dots Is O0d6O 20.
Boys hip boots. IS 0ools o..
Boys p boots 10 50aA 90.
Boys cal cots. "a 50 TO.
Wonen's ~ hip pnlkas, 7sd1s7sc.
Miss IN kip poitss. eoQ7oc.
Child's nl kfr rolkss. all size, ls<sh6c.
Child's hip polkss. al sirsa s~6tc.
Women's calf p and se pciiah, o091 -.
Nis.es calf pre aud Sc polish, s091 10.
uonen's buff aewed tolish. sci 2.
Women . calf sewed ro1sh ] eo11 IN.
Women's rain sewei AID pof;sh- - 4 -
Wonen's nd sewcd e00l "a
Wonen's rcss se~sd polish. - 70 ~.
WomeB's grain -<weu but1Ou a. o. til =
~: ss g 49, 49, i ss;;ss ssss
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
sTOEE-At the Dallas qua rriea, 90 pcr cnbic
foot; lie FOR foundation; iSc Cor vail and zoo for
dressed front
LuMBER yellow Pine. rough, ? 90 per 10
over ~ feet . Is per 100 bres size finishing
oleSr, . %; comiaon 2G y ceiling ~ 0Ui Il cell
ing, 2 b0 hx6 rOush, O. per o.; ks rough,
rs per 100. : g3 dforsed, 200 per 100. Siding,
IS Ter 100 Popar dressed 6nisniuy. s 90 per
pO iding, 30; ?. ceiling $50 ceiling, 2 90.
white pine dressed finishing. 9 30 per 1Oh y
ceilinc, LIST conn on. 3 on: 2nd common, 10:
slcing, 1t common, rs; AID common, SO.
Comm - 'nos. | 50; serh, 25t.5 90 ~ W size,
sHIHGLES-NtiiDW piaa ols', so gn4ts
line. 4 5ocb oe. cypresh No. l. 0e No. ?
30: NJ. q as
PLASTER PARfs-fer barrel Z cO1s 30.
CEMENT FLU ESQ tuod, g9ag, noh, s0o, 6
lloh cclini font %. $ tioh esp SOC mob
sssn-g loiri. %, rob oGp 10. Orr.
DRAIN rirE 8 IA a. Ice D1s foot Nnon, 2C:
strcS. s7,e. UGH 90, 4 irrh SOC
NIXEn PAINrb-lso@Ay for use and all sol.
ore IS pr 81 Al ~ tegtsc an atEA-
dart ulakei go - raie b. Df,lns tos,r-s.
WHITE LEAD--e'rioty B1-p. 1876 IS
WINDOW GLASS--sx10 to iOxi2 s0s i0xl9
10 iix2L ssa, l6x24 70 2ox2s e75 less % per cent
LIME-Coopered Al IL 2 90 peT bar -. q 81,
20 benson Oar los, o'c per tkyrei 7S
9siiss 70 iots nc no Anshel 70.
HARRIET pound, so &c.
POHTS-Cedar, II 50 Bois arc. lsll
I.ATH9-< On pqr 4 an
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o,.,s Isnn.,Ip.ru,ys.

Receipt. oi,isn ir~so..d-, us: Whe.t
cl8s. corn 9la,0 O. oats. - 40. Nhipmens are
Wheat - as. corr. it.7OA, oats $3.50
81. Loui- -Cs.h corn, vhe.i nsd OATS are
nominal aud n I.
DN,lss Re, eipt, arc too small IN count ship'
ments aro cars oofn ani l car o's Hes' W.
changed.
AZ, ara, "a. - &c
AIA--eu.nInHi ~ cos u0rthern, SO.
hARLH T. NshsSG
saCiej, 4ls Sc.
OITA--Cholcc BE; moked, "a ,4gLeg.
FLol'R--fsttEL rs esE.l bieahiaa-
4 80 Ci,-rn tcc'. 8 rs a IS pore cream -
Iodd Mine. Patent & ~. Union j.. PraiIit
TnYef q o. Star choice 2 IL
BRAE--At mlllN ST.. in bife, &c.
cow hiEAl Pine hCligd pog lSl ponndp
HOMINg AND GRtTg--6 " per Dsrrel.
FEfp-ClOpptd corn por ~ ICundr, y
rhorpot CON ard oaN per 100 pounds, "a
oofn brRn per ~ ouIdg, Acr
GRAHAM fIOUk-lvf lgo pounds. 100.
HAY-uart. p,9h 90 bright, 10 ~ iron.
stog5S. rt.ifiC, hailed. DARK, 8 %; brigh'
II co. h-isha re On tnsfd ar, II %
afLLEr sEED-tSe Gernan rs i,t 7Sc
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PROVISIONS.
QUOTATIONS ro-DA

QUOTATIONS to-Dhf.
BACON Short clear sidos. i23. Lon
clear, \ "a 30 less
DRY SALT short clear side', lljGo' Loo
clear, * less; breakfast bzcon, lio,
HAM3-Canvassed and uncanvassed, l5t
LARD - TERRA iic half-bsrrel, Tx
So pound cans. lie o.pound cam II
10 pound cans ilHp S-nouni cans, ne
1onns cans llE
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL,

p.tsl. u,rsh 70 -Ths impetus Fiven y
kryer,l hsa. "a si tlsiait 81 . lsnro ~ M,
cow eI's meeting eztes' the ~ ,,stlvi
the anit sapgnlno al'r'. hsfdNbs tnn
Leather .sprcuIl' hsv. eIptti-nod We .
usual dtm al Lrd,ius vas In great dse o.
iast nh ht and al Ntfe .uppll,S The lOnG, oh
cotton WIN have loutsd tlsOni ,"laie
lately A'e,Rals IA Io0i cnuuts tncf oNing in
the ttigh, REV fts ~ dav, given In the custom
AIRY place. TIE We meu are - This Tine cul
on pleasure aud not busln,ss, but tomorrow 81
least two n sry Transactions viii tcen-. ~
bril- 81 hats y dosie ~ N Minis y'An,h
A blooded horse and c=tfl. farm vi Aln eiinl
mile OF his civ he Ike OF which 10 not ~ be
ssn ong lido uf uturhv. st present
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Liquors.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

ALCOHOL % per sal. a per high wines.
sour m ash. one year old. SO; two years old.
1 1907 90 three year. old. 25@2 50; fancy. ex-
TIA old whisky. oot6s 90. a. per age.
wINEs-Claret In oases 00'a5 o. per quail.
fly; Catawpa per gal soc@1 SO Pcr, 0oo4 q
Sherry per gallon, ! GOA 90 MADEIRA per gal
lon, 6oA5 co. vhie wine. in cases. 8 @@16 90.
CHAMPAGNE-JulesM Mum A Co., ~ 0o4s2 So
Heidsich in BASKET 20 seas2 50: Krus. In bss.
ket y 5000 80 Don ssuc chanpaene oo6
BOTTLED BEns-s Louis quaru, Il 90
p.ntH II 50 6udweiser own siss u so pinp
IL so Erianxer heer ,tsr's 20 riuts 70 /"
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The best smoking tobacco ia "Liitlo
InIar

Tsnder.heatt 4 jury mon, who treat mon
STEERS with undue lrni,l oy, orn see by re-
cent c,.e In Illinois the cons, quenc' 81
such o course. On saturday last Chief
deputy Warden oi Joliet psui,eniiary was
desp,fat.ly assaulted with npoker By the
notorious murderer, Frsnk Rande, who
some years ago killed az rse,sn urn nnu
sknll Ia shattered, ana his death II looked
hr. Rande fou ,hi desperately aud uns
twice shot. but not fatally, before he Wa.
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QUEENSWABE.
oOors~ioNs TO-DAY.

ASSORTED CRATES--lO O06s75 %.
TuA aI Gh5-s6o u 80 per dozen; 0OabA 90
per hcr, gGblcts, G inG 90 per barrel
sTOHgV....s- Per lOl gallons, 10 OO65i2 so
LAMpS-B H., 2 % 81. H., 90 lamp ohm
noys ~ ncr nor Astortod cnss NmDs ~ ~
FRENCH CHINA-4pc trRnck
- ZINC lDNns
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rrsH. oYsTE;s:s. AND CANE.

FIsH-Rsd. sheephesd aud Trout lac rev
eli i2c. Fr-A wafer 6sh. dreased. locL
OYsTKHs Belttn1re. Pc dos XXX 80
med um. 4 % kou1ls select, % Balttm 5re &c
peY hundred
GANE-Veurou and snselope. sea buffalo
DUCKS per dossn. 90 Juai1. - vDd tuS
e. : ~ ~ = . Ss1 'sssss ,
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MN nnIn.h. M.nEtr

MN uhLtsh- h.hAtIs
Nxw OnLKAkF. Mrtoh ~ r our quiet;
high erudts.ssitT. 10 10 ST.. Cofnmeal
dull and lower i25 Pork quiet AMI
Grmer. ~ ID. Bn X mre,s quiet; 'holld'r
uuoked firmsr. $40. Bran hrm'r 81 100
others uneh angei. EIchsree unchanged
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w. ELLIOTT IL BRO.
She an. Texas,
Fine Furniture, Carpets.

Also agents for'the celebr tied Hardman Pianos
and the Mason and Hamlin Els ely and Chicago Goes
tage Organs, Sheet Music and Musical Merch indi-t
Write for catalogue and price lists,
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vrRrrsF Rs- Send n select Yet Of
lnc-i q ~-ra ~. J.lrrr t-re z CO.
10 srrpc.ssfrec-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04
OUR SISTER STITES.

The new high school building at
Hartford, Conn, is said to be the only
absolutely fire-proof building in the
world.
Henry Bergh has in his possession
wills bequeathing half million dollars
to the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals. The society is now
self-sustaining.
The tallest tree in California is the
"Father of the Forest" 450 feet in
height. The largest in circumference
is the Empire State, which measures
"a feet,
Edmund S. Connor, who says he was
born at 9 o'clock on the ninth day of
the ninth month of the ninth year of
the nineteenth century, celebrated his
seventy-fifth birthday at New York last
week.
The quadricycle is the name given to
wheeled vehicle invented by James
0. Brown, of Boston. 1t has two small
wheels in front and two large wheels
behind. The inventor says it is far
superior to the bicycle or tricycle..
One of Chicago's old firemen, recall
ing the scenes of the big fire of II,
says: Chicago is Il very lively town,
but l don't never expect to see any
more such times as those were-not in
this world, any way.
Frank Chanfrau, who made such
success of playing kit, the Arkansaw
Traveller" is said to have selected his
own epitaph and taken it from that
play: 81 done my level best. l amt
got nothing to take back"
About week ago one of the daugh-
ters of Mrs. Coffee, of Macedon, Wayne
county, New York, became insane and
her sister went to take care of her. The
next day the sister went crazy also, and
the mother was sent for. She, too, be-
came insane, and they were all taken
to the Utica asylum. The mother is
aged 60, and was so raving mad that
handouts had to be kept on her.
A Minneapolis artist who has been
doing Alaska during his summer vaca-
ton saws that all the members of his
party, and there were seventy-fve of
them, agreed that the Greek church at
Sitka is the finest church in America
1t is built on the plan of Il Greek cross,
and the interior is a mass of gold and
silver, of the magnificencc of which the
writer says he can give no idea. Who
would have thought of going to Alaska
for an architectural masterpiece.