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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17
MOUNTAIN VIEW AND FERNDALE

The fine weather is certainly appre-
ciated, and the crops are looking fine.
a number Of our young folks went
to Custer on Friday to attend the Dis
trict Lodge of Good Templars.
The little grandson Of Mrs. Deed
barely escaped with his life last even
ing. While playing around some
horses that were feeding, one of them
kicked him in the face, cutting cash
an inch long on one cheek and badly
bruising the whole face.
Mr.. Smith took his little son, who
was injured by the explosion of cart
ridge, TO Seattle on Wednesday. Mrs.
Smith received word on Friday that he
had TO undergo painful operation and
is lying seriously i'll at the home Of
Mrs. Smiths mother. The oculist
found powder in the sight and saws
that one Of the eyes will be- dsfigured.
1t will be some weeks before he can be
moved. Mrs. Smith went TO Seattle
Tuesday to relieve her husband.
The ladies' prayer meeting was held
at the residence of Mrs. Potter on
Thursday.
Our school directors were on the Bay
this week securing plans and making
arrangements to commence the new
school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang, parents of
William Lang, arrived from Iowa ON
Saturday. They have come to see
what there Is 80 attractive Ia the
Northwest for their son, who is taking
great pleasure in opening up large
tract of land, which is a great addition
to Mountain View.
Mrs. Childs, mother of Mrs. Abbot,
arrived from east Of the mountains ON
Friday.
Mrs. Clayton, Mr.. Potter and Mr.
Abbot were in the Bay cities on Satur-
day,
There was very interesting service
on Chiidren's day In Wheeier's hall.
The stage represented a garden of
flowers and birds. The exercises, by
all small children, were good and lis
tened to by a crowded house.
The family Of Mr.. jackson, Of Fern
dale, attended service at Mountain
View on Sunday.
The q. A. X. building Is going ahead
and will be an ornament 10 the town.
The Misses Cole went to Vancouver,
B. c., on Tuesday to attend the North
western Baptist association.
The NJ. Il. church IL very neat and
nicely furnished inside. II will be
dedicated next Sabbath.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17
BAY CITIES NEWS items
The Cornwall Drill Locates
Coal on the Guide Me
ridian Road
J. S. Jameson Brought to the
Hospital Suffering From
Poison
Yacht Club Meeting---Getting
Ready to Enjoy the Ocean
Breezes

The drill now boring for coal on the
lands of the Bellingham Bay Improve
ment Company, under the charge of
Captain Simonton, has located a pay
ing vein. The drill was pushed
through two-foot seam yesterday and
the projectors Of this enterprise are con-
fident that they are now close ON the
trail of the old veins which furnished
such large supply of fine coal in the
early days of the settlement. The coal
was Of a fine quality and if it can be
relocated in paying quantities will
give an impetus to business here which
will result to the benefit of all. The
company has both courage and money
and will continue the search until the
black diamonds are found i'm sufficient
quantity to warrant the sinking of
shaft,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17

Without any vexatious delays Frank
J. Hamilton is prepared to make loans
on improved farm or city property al
current rates of interest.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17
FROM LUMMI

The Lake Whatcom picnic from
here on Sunday last was decided sue
cess, and all who had the good fortune
to attend pronounced IL the best of the
season.
The steamer Advance is nearly COM
pleted, and will soon be running be-
tween the Bay Cities and Linden.
There is some talk Of having the name
changed-it may be called the Nellie
May.
The steamers Triumph and MAY
Queen are having some lively races up
the river of late, the Triumph generally
winning the honors.
B. McDonough, our most genial ner-
chant, reports business as picking up
wonderfully well OF late. The Tri-
umph has many tons Of freight for him
every trip.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. AL
exander, who has been 50 unwell Of
late, Is now much better.
The literary of last Saturday evening
had a program which would be hard TO
beat. The minstrel act between Messrs.
Sam Allen and Chas. Pellegren was
very good. The subject for debate was,
Resolved, "That Married Man is Hap
pier Than Single Man" was OF course
won by the Affirmative.
Mrs. McDonough has been very un-
well this week, but under the care of
kind and loving friends Is much inn
proved.
Andy MeRooden, who has Just re-
turned from Alaska, says that Wash
ington Is good enough for him. He re-
ports many men out of employment.
q. G. Thornton, DR.. T.. Buchanan
and Inspector Leek made an official
visit TO the reservation on Wednesday.
The main object Of the visit was to
select site for the proposed boarding
school. The officials were much pleased
at the progress the school had made,
and Inspector Leek made the flattering
remark that the Lumml day school
was without exception the best day
school he had yet seen. An examina-
tion was held for the purpose Of making
q selection Of ten scholars who are 60
be transferred TO the Indian Normal
school at Salem, and those selected will
be specially prepared TO I'll positions In
the boarding school at the reserva-
ton. BRYcHErNIoo,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17

We will retain our agency for
the Centimeri Kid Gloves and
Butterick Patterns, and will have
a complete stock at all times.
Come and see us.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17

by b. ID. Jones, which fact is of itself
sufficient assurance that the quality is
first class. Don't eat 0leomargarfne or
second or third rate butter when YOU
can get the best creamery product at
Jones'.
The Outing Club is to hold field
day Thursday next. Considerable diff
ference of opinion exists in regard to
the location to be selected, many ex-
pressing wish to go to Lake Padden,
while a minority prefer Dead Mans
Point or an excursion to Mackelte0.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Bellingham Bay Epworth League
Union will be held this evening i'm the
NJ. e, church at S o'clock. Delegations
are expected from New Whatcom, and
everybody interested in the Epworth
League is invited to attend.
At meeting of Junior Hose Com
pany No. l, held last evening, the
most important business transacted
was voting to give ball July 18th, to
which they will issue complimentary
tickets to members of the city council,
provided they leave the company i'm
peaceful possession of their reel of hose.
ID. w. Felt returned Wednesday
from Minneapolis, accompanied by his
wife and children. He has rented the
Gest cottage on Fifteenth street, where
he will soon be comfortably settled
with his family and 'living like a
white man." He was in Minneapolis
during the Republican convention and
was one of the fortunate 1900 who
held tickets of admission to the great
hall. He heard good deal of soupd
Republican doctrine expounded and it
is hoped that he became convinced
that it is his duty as an American citi-
zen to forsake the dark and devious
ways Of Democracy, notwithstanding
his personal interest in free sheep.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17
Poiaonad BY Mazda

J. S. Jameson, the logger on the b.
B. 81 b. c. r. r., was brought to
Whatcom ell yesterdays train, suffer-
ing from poison probably contracted
from chewing a stick from some poison
Gus weed while tramping through the
woods. He was carried to the hospital
and DIR. Goodhart called, who pro-
nounced his injuries not serious and
expressed belief that he would be
able to return to his business within a
few daVS
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17
The Encampment Fund

The report of the G.. A. r.. finance
committee published yesterday morn
ing was written on both sides of the
sheet, and as result the names of a
number Of contributors to the fund
were omitted. The following contribu-
tiOns, making total Of S463.70, COM
Dleta the List.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17
CUSTER NOTES

Inc entertainment given Friday
night by the Good Tempiars was a sue
cess. The house was crowded, the pro-
gram good and well rendered and the
receipts of the evening satisfactory.
The Creasey Bros. have the contract
for building the eighty rods Of road
across the marsh north from Mr.. Gil
bert's. We hope soon to see this put
in good order. II is almost impossible
at present.
The machinery for the creamery
came Tuesday, and is being put in
place as fast as possible. The delay of
nearly six weeks after it was to have
been delivered here, has been great
damage to Mr.. Brown and to some of
the patrons Of the enterprise. Ranch
butter has been dull of sale in the mar
ket, and several farmers who have the
largest number of cows, have fed their
milk TO the calves and hogs and have
not tried to make butter.
The sawmill has not been running
for a few day. We miss its musical
whistle.
The District Lodge, /. o. G.. T., held
its meeting Friday and Saturday. The
different lodges in the county were
represented by about thirty delegates.
New officers were elected for the COM
ing year.
We learn there is a prospect for build
ing q hall In Custer. This Is much
needed and we wish the enterprise sue
cess.
Without any vexatlous delays Frank
j. Hamilton is prepared to make loans
on improved farm or city property at
current rates of interest.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-17

In behalf Of G. r.. Apperson Relief
Corps, we wish to extend our hearty
thanks to Rev. +. w. 10y and the
trustees of the NJ. f. church, for their
kindness and courtesy in giving us the
free use of their church during the late
convention Of the w. II. G.
ESTHER Il. BABCoCK,
President.
EMMA AUSTIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.


cOFFFE- Stcadincs> noted in spot Eo to-day,
h.t tho demand very moderate, No quoted at lJNa
i$Ss. sales. l,o.o bags 30 per Aibers. 80
slow demand. option dealings we're less general, and
he drift Of prices favored the near element on weaker
Close showed break of 10dli points liaNre lost -
n London closed easier; 0hcla ql9t"n"ns AupHst'
Kos sd December j9> Cd January. SIS Sd RIO quotes
ers ordinary 10 kos. IL 100. good second 30 Nlos
y 800 exchange private l0 receipts ~ Rio II 600
bags Rio CLEANLINESS TO nited states 5000 bag Hi22
tn Europc. 1000 bags: Rio stock. $4,000
h.cs Rio market QUIET Receipts in Santos, 5000
hses. santos stock II | 900 bag. Santos market
QUIET GOOD Santos. II go; receipts az 10
Juv August =, lS;'2 2es 600 bags same time 1891
s0S ZOO bags time 1890 100000 bags; receipts at
santos July | august ,. 1897, l?iOCo bags; same
time 1891 50 600 bags: same time 1880, l3l,OOO pags
Total sales here to-day, 10000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
Goumtrn boaro.

~ XCEILFNT BOARD a. reasonable prices. 80 III ''
IL and els PER weak. ut Lawrence Bach Hotel; h'a'
,.,lv seaside resort Long Island In select loci"N
t,se train any Long Island CITY or fn'o''"
a.. prDOh Vi. IaWTsn'r Stage meet tram.
ave- n. W. IIITCnCOCK, Proprietor
NrATTICE FARM HOUSE.-Cetsku Mountain, e. =, ~
nj ton . 800 IT,. for adults. 81 10 - Children -
- ELIAS MA1rICE4 Ir0p'r Fast Windhan. n !.
ntT SIDE HOUSE. HUNTER. 'irrcnc CO. y. " ,at ~
MI ktlls-Besutlfu location, fine drives arconn w
guests, rpe. lal rates 10 iam!lh g l.. bl''''-''2
T, E;VATE HOARD At MONTcLhIR y. j.. ~ hi III
Fullerton. sVc.-flne loraton central; sa,,.I +,
hrosd piazza; house well ventilated. GOO ha'u'''
furnished wc.lkept rooms; bistclass t,blc
r,ISTFRVILIE HOUSE Ulsterville Ulster Co., y,
u Pleasant healthy location; large, AIRY ,i rV
good board - T."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rtv.,nool Aug g. Is p. m-Beef-lIolders oner MOI.
,raciy PorkThe supply Is poor iiam,-holasrS OF b
bamt 81 n firm AIS 6d long clear mddes. about 40
~ aim lis Cd Holders orer -Iarinriy
Uolders offer freely. spirits Of turpentin-iold'r
nrer irrsy dull at rs ID. oon Holder. Offer frrey
PA Srot-Thc supply Is poor; futur"s-Hol1ers 9nri
rataly: prime Western spot and ADJUST nm AZ O.
sgt.rlcf aud October firm At 3Ss Sd. WI nt-iioler'
- snorln0lv. tlour-Ilodc1S offer moderately orr -
erot 1he supply l. poor futuresiIolet offer sIaf,ngH
f,.d western August firm at IS I'd. september nrn AZ
AZ lid; october nm at Is ia Hops at London IA
cInc Coast-Holders are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
I'VE STOCK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH;

puao Aug & las, , "a hours as, iS Ss
h'au ~ ESQ head consigned through l'ooV h'au
xevYorE $50 head mnrhet oP.ned SO" co' e NSck
h fa. - head for rime time Iast ws T "g 59
hea d o 81 375O head market ocne1 very H' sa Coz
he"u o lover clos voly dull; htaNN corh'u - w"
10 10 e"a a6cvs and medium 81 po@FG lSiNers,
So, !sc",,a,, cur1fed S5dFj 10; do lgnt -, 10
.ood 10 5Ss5 50 rrassers common To good 20 E LoG
- 90 good heayy fnos Escorted Ton.hs s5ds5 10 common
c0rai h A. ,oS$i IS stag - 0ss, sheep ana I ,h
lt' G POO head for time last week o0 hend
t1r, - WY ,"gh 300 head New.Yofk. 1900 hcad
s6n Mead arkt Opened -,esdy but VERY qucI
ehoGe e aulis sad do, 81 5asi ,anoSsphng'
sed To- best - $3.50 S eu. to isr 900 head ship
81 Lo sc6 had market iO::5c higher fsir 70 choice
mens saSs, re xans snd Indians, m"dium "a far
ns 40 ,Ns 10 Gamers o. 25dse 20 Hogsmheslp,S
- d0"S-,a sbinnents 100 head market slow hcaA
= &c - =, mixed soa = 50 light - COS, se
shc1,-Hs s to ntetty good mnttons sids5 % -,
chicogo Aug She E,eaing iouma o repStSn m.,.t
,..; ,ss:S = ssS; 81 s.s: .oss H's'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

sall Ba $50 9S' bfs Wheat unsettled closing ei.5 no
r'd spot s2',os2'sc; August s2t Ge2'sci sept d.
7Gdifc; receipts 1877 s07 bush: Shipment 5000 9c
stock oiG G5s bush slles. 10000 bush. to,n
wheat nrn,r: Fuln. sOaS3c longb Try siastc ~
st AMIR mixed zoe; receipts. j.5l9 bush; 80
BIZ III; sales 1000 bush. southern corn, white ~
whit. Western, s2d3"c; No mixed do. 5 81 dnl
r,-.crts HISS Lush: stock. 1874 bush Ky INN
No. , 71hd7ec' receipts. 100 bush stock oi ';r1n
Hay hrm good TO choice tmothy - ?od - H. 1sc
fr,chts fairly .teady. Cotton nominal! miiinn-' i,sc
Provisions STEADY; mess PORK. 93 80; bull meat ueli
shouidcr, 74c long clear. Si.e; c nr iib .deS ana -
BE: han,~ ,ra 14rc large. 14c. l,rL rim, do
rude H. Gp,eT an g es%ery fsI adc fancy,
ne good choice. lidlGc storc paclcd 1910 80
u GlGc Eggs 81 ally. Hc Cofec hrm: Eio 4" Sc
: s. gG steady refined "'''' WHISKY ''''
po.ton Aug 3-Markct, quiet and easy. Recc'la,,
F1orr NJ bb- and 5000 sachs; corn 's,ooo pu'"
10 600 tu-h short, It tons ,.dy
Buffalo Aug. 3.spring vhcst quiet; limit sissHy
sales Of . OcO bush No hard spot at - mad
= 500 bush DO. 6. L. f. at tc Ns5c: No
S, at 9e no. 30 4, HSt s go 40 :? NoScD
at SIC; wlntc wheat dun offerings lber, LATE. Do Al
-ccs " cars cd 40. Icd. Of o1'9c l ar hr red a,
5S,,c C,In scarce .slc> Of cer- No yellow az Sc
closing az SOC bid 900 bush NO. !clioN SOU 'oIc. Of
car, no white at $50 cas- 30 49, A. =" 80
cars No . mixtd. at "a 2aO TO o",,ln stiady
Old Zoo new 7te Did, F9or enig loS ana 90 rye
nonr =, I5dsi o5 Millfccd firm and unchang a. N" sd
Heights du; wheat 2a.c corn 2%c oat. sS con hush
Pic RcccptFlour S5C9 hhls "h'c, ,rai Shipment
Wheat la O1O bush oats ~ 200 bush fla Xeca bsat
lush Shpmcnts by Mil-fIour, 10Ooo DDS WV"
3O2 coo bush com, 1SOoO OuSH' , =. to.
chicago. Aug s.-The leading futures ranged a. TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

l."rcipt- 1900 mead SAlGesif-, J,utN rt9 % . cd
active, hgher rough and common. - e5c- " cbts
mixed =, - 20 prime hcayy and butchers 81 600
- % light - ga - -. >heepRe clip ,,cc In
shipments $500 head market steady; no cn"'7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
Connlrp BOARD n)anie0.

~ ENTLIMAN AND WIFE maid md two snsh -
U want superior country bosd for ten days or Two
In August private family with no other boafdere
Of room indoors and out c-senus Nsw;fork S'o1T mss
SuiidinR H. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
qUf based sti' on American standard OF classified
IL How Middlinc. ..
- Nilddllng ........

tict Good Ordinary ..-.5's Middlng .-...-0 1911"
Options developed further depesson to-day ana an,
fairly business accomplished; Win renewed 81?
ine for long" account Liverpool dropped oGo points
AT the outset curly sales here Indicated dch"
Ga points subsequently there WIS further diop Of
.03 points favorable crop news. after which thct-
was general reaction closing at la2 points
L.. Z tl,. dr. Sales - hales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
1)ublic Notice.
MAIL SERVICE BY PNErMATIC TIES

MAIL SERVICE BY PNEUMATIC TJ BIS
" hington d. c. July - Is:2-Authority l. gwen me
By g iroN SONS 81 s A. b 1Ss nj
,rttN,d ulv 10 1872 examine into the subett .,
NOV, rapid patch Of mail matter between large eIt,
49, ms cities by means pneumatic tubes or DINER
.y.t- win view of a,,ertaning ne cost opa al
n. r. XIV. notice o oil -r-on- Who arr w
slsn'-. Otherwise owns 81 o1} pen%ur ,' I tg
r ,ant in writing uud,r seal before Thnrstsy INC
IN d,v OF Scptcnhrr 1872. aidrss,d L, IN: no,na f
,h or MIls' mi dos ipton u such tube or de.
,ir. together With statement OF ia" ~ lueh'" :" w
"ointly at any time De- required by nc PG'tnh,t,t.
l., neral said dy.crpton must tat the knd ana dnAns
q motive Mri uNd IA az tl tube or device an
s S5%5s TN. '0a ID a., @s
vuI he In condition b. tested and the unr that wlll
NECESSARILY be cIpicd IN making the tt amq' tc'aS
cnyihng elise whereby The PC"na Tt !I1se
NAV be submitted and a." adap'abiitN OF eafh 10 su
Gur;ed in the city Of NewYork, Broohlyn Phad,iphI 4,
,hicaro Washington. u. c.. ana b,tM'rh al!ac'h'
ccs or between a po>toice and sub Stallion or talis,
"rtltloa ttminol. 1t also request i that each Of sad
Z f@ or obrrwir invr.t H. the tnted State, the
~ su assign and transfer IL to tn" United states ,s
nurcha,er. The aforesaid NUT be- made without
ON that the person offering said tube di"' valves
All claim against the Unitd states for any expense at;
n.t. or am other cNp' attending the same The Post
has no authority In law to contract for the
srb invention nor 4. there any existing Appropriation
ont of which III" cost Of the said could be- paid The reht
nd in response TO thi, advertisement aud reject
any proposal that may be- made The propositions ana
c'9 on 90 49, join wANhMAKET Postmast-r-Cen.
cr0l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
WHEAT. NO. 2.

~ ount,fion. wer. as fo,w.: Flour steady anu ,, n
c,sn@cd: 80 ; spring what r coin y" ga 20
%hSa' 1s3c 10 white $ies4H No Yh na2ss Cd
S.s. 80 ryc 96g' N% 81 s. n".. pork per bo!:
u" i ~ o.: ard per 100 n. - 45e s. 90 ouI ~
- Side. loose. - 10ar' 90 ay .a E q AZ ~
oS Ica s7as 3 6ot clcar. id r .Ssa.
WHIST; uH2"5sc; gs5nuoted. 49c ,toudmd a. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

warehouse deliveries since August 1892 Ncw-io
os 55I bag Baltimore 1,C9i bags; NcvOrleans, IA
hagS: total. 30 359 bags. ,..- J., ~.
n, 16c with les doing sales, $50 bales for conSunl
on Port receipts to-day, 2O5 bales. against go oacs
=. nd 0p6 la a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
MAINE STEAMSHIP &C
NORWICH LINE.

For BSTON. and al poIhts North and Fast DfccL oIto
70 NEW.LoNDoN, MATCH HILL. BLOCK ISLAND.
NORWICH and WORCESTER. Steamers leave Pier 20
old number North River above Desbrosses-t
Ferry daily sundays excepted, at 80 D. Tickets
and aterooms ured principal ticket Offices In New.
York. Brooklyn. Jersey City Pier ~ and steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04


isst week and 026 bales this day year a6o.
" -, ,.,,oncnt. 1892. 1891.
Visible supply -'4 '22o i'' S
Receipts, days. o. 20 o?oS
Txport, to Great Britain. day. 5,f-3 3=
TXIorts 70 France DAYS .--..-.-...-. 49, - -
Fxports 70 Continent days $40 Z4''
STOCK IT, New-NorN in licensed ware 49, 80 zoo -,-
houses counted daily ..-.-....--- IS 10. ~,
In other places lestimetedl --.-..-..-- Los -'oN
Total stock in New-York by running oo go ,.- a.
count ....-..-.-. -cS'33cc" 20
Stock In all United States portS..- Ai',-oo -I'o''
Liverpool telegrams. 40 p. m-ReceipJs IoVOo bales
OF viii
which for speculation ard export ~" ics
q ono holes spot market easier MldIlhS ulIhus tu.
Futures opened at J.blGo'Oiu decline. MWchcScI
MAJ ket-Yarns dun cloths quiet. ,,.
Quotations are based American standard OF classihca'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
Cornwall Mountain House,

CORNWALL HEIGIFTH, ~ T.
IL miles from village ELEVATION Nv ie''
ohe gandest Jews and OF the helthest summer
resorts Oh the American Continent O1J y hVui > -
West Shore r. X. Come ana see for yourself anq pe
convinced. FOR circulars, Be-, sGdess w " "A"
Cornw al son. y. Y; 10 West 43dst' ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

St Iou. Aug 3.-rlour in nos'1ar demand ,t rr
,o,''c.d V.tr,t orened -tr0ne advancing 90 ~" =,
i've t,dlnr aidad by ll1lt receipts ahd corr ,hc
.l ,. d.v,,vrrd followed Win narrow rlir Wy
rlosc b,4rr dun weak ~ loss OF 20 ~c n" ~ IN
10 81 -. August 73s-G7iRc. closing '3gc bu
on,er ri6,ar5ssc closing 7i'.c bid; pec'ng.r -. ~
EnDe' ,,ng 'gsi,c bid Corn advanced on dlmaRr -,
M ;;,oHr reacted On FREE alhing. losing -. a
no.. It,. 80 . Gosh higher 47c august 4oc DO
mbrT abe dosing i6i.c asked 1at7 wefS nu o'i
1h ,n news advancing lac -om" ~ whlch wa. w.
m pi" so cash, eoc bidding $o,e closing SoS'' n Ryr
~ coT.ember 2Ol.a3lc. clo Ing 3Otc arE,n. ~,
naa; irrd 40 cash on clll. Goc hld lssr's9 o az
e, Han stronger Gle at mill. Ie9d hrn, 20 ~
be. credc. good request timothy sV ylher
-'rio ~ -o0se 20. Butter unchangd truA MN, ~
coTSa lower 50 55st2 60 wh-.ey hn T. d ~
r9gcT Miner Pork standard me- si2 @ng
rIIWa- NV sot meats loose shoulders, - 20 onh'
49, a'' - ~ shorts 81 90; boxed l5c NOR lAccn
anu shouldor - - longs 0nd RIBS, $50,
pnoh1 ,uqar.currd 1ii.d12Lc. Receipts OUT
"coo hh,. wheat POI NO bu-h corr 1000 bu'h or
~ Goo hu.h ShirmcntS-Fl0ur 3OFl hhl> "h''''
~ ~ V t,sh corn % 900 bush oats, 5000 bush
Toledo Aug. 3.-whcat active lower No 2 each e~o
rdpst 5os.c: September 1910: December s3c. o,
III ia s,,adv: no each, SOC: No. T. fS2c Vt's
Gu mio, any n . mxcd 32c; No. white Doc Eye du
Amg9st 6sc Septombcr G7c Clover seed steady 20 co.
h corn 3 1876 bush oats 1000 tu.h; re $50 bun
our $3.50 hbis wheat, 97522 bush; cor''
! $50 bush rye, Low Du-h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

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I'D @ r.tepi. $50 bush >hirms u.s. IV 6.na
1or, ann 40. = mlNei o.. w. So :, &c
S yf, no. 9 mixed sac. rye strong 90 ;ong~,
Pork stronger ei2 30 iafu o s,0i strong whisky
- ~ % -, Ibis at VI 10 Butter strong sugar
stony Eggs dull, loc 'h'''7 N''"' ,,.., e,.y
sepSHm~r 7isc; so prnF zoe no 6 NIr'sI iriSic
40 = &c. ,SaiSac; BaIN qw>t 10 = &C. ifr,i-lon,
tiA.H m.in'"S S,ur.n~r ~ 81. ,eItmtrr lard -
~, cri~- flour 100 IBIS wheat 1870 Mn Mt 4ot0
bush.
The National tribune., 1892-09-01
Solid Gold Engraved Watch
Only si8.
Offer No. 23, Ladies' Size.

Just the same as No. 81 in solid gold,
engraved case. The engraving on this case
is beautiful, being special design by great
artist The gold is Standard q. 8. Assay.
We have never offered q handsomer watch
than this and We never expect to do 80.
This reduction may not last long, and we
may may be Obliged to advance this price soop
The National tribune., 1892-09-01
ELGIN'S Pride.
Offer NO.1Oe.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE offers to it's
subscribers the most beautiful watch to be
found in the market. The case is made
of solid gold, reinforced or stiffened with
the finest filling metal yet discovered.
In this way case is obtained which
is superior to solid gold case. This case
lis guaranteed to wear 10 years, and with