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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

LAND OFFICE An THE DALE, Or, Mch 10, 1894.
Notice s hereby given chat the following
named settler bag filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim ana that
said prg0f Will be made before j, +. Lucas. COIN
ty clerk of Gillian county, ut Condon. Oregon,
on April IS, 1894 viz:
ALVIN sAYRE, Hd 5035.
for the et5 sea and sIz nel4 sec tp 2sofr22 g.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove lis
continuous residence upon and c6l3ystionof,
gaid Land, viz Fl 8 Moore VIM Hunt 4 q.
Woodland and Geo. Moore, ali of Ulex, OREGON.
pl64 JOIN W, LEwIs, Register.
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~ nrlNInN uINnN.

Recently Mir. J. ID. Tnomas, Of
North Dakota, visited tho Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and anef carefully
examining tbs country located In
Winchester, no writes 10 Mr.. V. Rich
ards, Land aud Immigration Agent,
Baltimore & OAio Railroad, Baltimore,
Mary land, rs follows 81 have been
In nearly every state anu territory OF
the Unite States, aud am frank In my
opinion that this valley surpAtses all
other sections in the Union, The
lands are low In price, and Produce
profitable crops. thank you for d.
recting me here, and solicit those seek
ing pleasant anu profitable homes 10
locate In this county"
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Special Correspondence, Of ne News
loopynshled by rrank O. carpontsr. 1904

HE destfuc-
ton Of the
Chinese
army ut Pin.
yang moor.
ca, and the
GRIPPING Of
their ncctat
the mou,hof
the Yaloo
river, indica.
ties that the
threat that
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All parties Indebted to the late firm
OF Sotsnseu a Nelson 90. VIII please
take notice that said Indebtedness must
he paid At once TO J. u. Bennett, ~
No. 30 south Main. by immediate
attention 10 this you will save your
selves trouble Rud expense.
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The enterpfising nfm OF the janis
q. Mcllon5li Candy TO, have made u
Ne silv but vi Pfv.Idsnt Brigham
Young, In candy, which will be one Of
the chief attractions NJ the Territorial
Fair
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MIGHTY pEKIN0.
All About the Queer Sights and Strange People
OF the Capital of Onc-rhird Of tho World.

The Hds Of Ftig and M Ttee Inherent at
the Sock ErebaHge7 cora aaaf DEPARTMENT.
the Ceti7he FeyH
De5e FoycH NaGaI-AH .tjoafMe Giants
Atiae, Aon The pieL SDtcJi fiarsf and Iafag
he Clobe
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.Frssh uasanas sad sencsTd Grapes.
Tue +. w. HAn.on Produce com.
pAny, 90 Wet, Frat South, have just
rec ivel a carload lot Of bananas rni
Concord grapes. They arc the iusst
~, 10 this market this year. Your
order given prompt attention.
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Big stoct Of wotli's Fair goods Just
arrived, at Gil State 81.
NJ. WEBER.
wARKKN PAUL

was,tch Restaurant, Lsrson Bros..
so n. second 5outh st. We serve the
hest ?5c meals In the CITY; dinner from
~ to q, rs p; hot lunch, l5c; oJstett, New
York counts, zoe halt doE, hot cake
ami coffee, Toe.
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wish you could see one Of the Pc.
kinprsc streets. and the queer sights
upon H.. They are filled with a stream
OF yellow humanity oil all classes. ages
and sexes You pass gorgeous officials
on Monaghan ponies, the backs Of some
OF which are decorated with arrows, and
YOU know they are on their way 10 the
shooting matches outside Of Peking
You 70 By silk.gowned mandarins In
carts, who scowl at you rs you peep
into the little glass windows In the walls
OF their vehicles. You see scholars with
speciacles as big as trade dollars, and
everywhere you 20 you arc assaulted
by bcggafs. | remember one boy who
followed me day alter day. The weather
was bitterly cold, aud / shvefcd IN my
fur ulster. This boy was hacked 90 the
the shoulders. lie held a pan In his
mouth and followed me, switching his
body this way and that to show me his
mutilaiion. was glad to give him two
or three cents 10 be reed OF the sight
Another bcggar, who has long been In
Pcking, Is man who has an iron
skewer thrust through his cheek. This
skewcr Is a foot long, and Is about as
lux hNhAANll ~ NhMN AAAAN hNNNNH AAf
twists Il this way aud that and keeps the
flesh ragged and sore lie beats ON a
gong as he goes through the streets,
and you are glad to pay him TO keep
out Of your way. There Is one rate In
Peking which Is always crowded with
beggars, and one OF the finest bridges
Of the city, n structure OF marble, has
been given up entirely TO beggafs. Il Is
full OF the lame, the halt and the blind,
and men with fostering sores. women
without eyes, and persons possessing all
sorts Of horrible diseases crowd together
upon II. They push their way rom Il
into the city and threaten to cut them
selves II you don't give them aims. Side
By side with these beggars walk the
gorgeous officials, and poverty and
wealth march together in pains. There
Is no place IN the world where the con-
tfasts are so great, and for ninc.tenths
Of the people It would seem to me their
condition could not be worse. These
Chinese ate as industrious as any race
on the globe. They are peaceable and
easily governed, aud II the celestial oiii-
cials, including the emperor and all his
court, could be wiped from the iare Of
the earth. the people would quickly
grow rich and China would be one OF
the most favored spots on the face Of
the globe.
Fm,A< <. CAau,..S
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, When naby was sles, w rave her tsstoria.
When she vas Chni, she cried Tor cAsiorlA
whsr abe became Mis-, she chung to caE,oriA-
when abe had Children, Ale save them CAsiorlA
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ons Of Mongolia or Siberia, and during
my visit TO the Chinese wall ! passed
caravans of these camels marching IN
single file and fastened together by
sticks thrust through the thick flesh Of
their noses. They were loaded with
great bundles Of urs which they had
brought down from the north Tor the
dilctiante mandarins OF Peking, and
we're carving back brick tea and coal
to the Tartars aud Russians. Many OF
these were ridden by Mongol women,
who in.coa,s, pantaloons and iur caps,
rode astfide, and in other cases by men,
who were clad In shecpskins with fur
caps pulled well down over their fierce
Tartar eyes. saw hundreds Of Thib.
etan llamas In their gorgeous robes, and
| met many Mohammedans tom the
west part oi China.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

7 oASs. ANY AMOUNT ON CRY or
~ salt iAEc and Davis county farms. Apply
al once 10 No. gl1 McUsrntck block.
an REASONABLE TRIMS APPLY TO
~ Taylor brothers, No. 70 a Temple
street
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST uATEs
WI on real estate. Thompson, o. Wesi.
second south.
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Mu. Alice DAvi, has removed to
10 East Fret South Street.
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I might write full letter about the
queer things shown IN the Chinese part
Of the city Of Peking. | could tell you
of a vast business done In gold and
silver paper which the Chinese burn at
the graves to furnish their dead with
money to pay their passage TO heaven,
| could show you shops selllhg noshlhs
but collins, In which single aiueles OF
this kind cost as high as Tour thousand
dollars, and where the dulilhl son oneh
buys his father a coffin and makes y a
pfesent to the old man years before hls
death. | could tell you OF stores wheIe
thousands OF dollars worth oil incense
OF loss sticks are sold every montl, aud
1 could take you into eslabIshnieh's
which sell nothing but bros ana golu
fishes. There are big stores iuli OF
furniture and shops when make hoihlhg
but porcelain stoves. There ave places
,.be,e wood is sold in bundles by weight
snd establishments where coal dust IS
n ,ni,ed mo with mud and sold In Jumps
re sir. and shape Of a base ball at 80
much n apiece. There are great markets
Cor The selling OF chickens ana flowers,
"nd iii sorts OF toy stores, and stores Tor
ill.,. selling OF paper and cloth There
a,e lock peddlers by hundreds ana
Ss,d"are Establishments, and II you are
"e,v hard up and in want OF a meal !
.s, show YOU a little hole round the
son where YOU can get camels meat
sorn and mule roast at low prices,
There are places ior gambling and dime
.,,,,ssnr, shows. There ere restaurants
Of iu eyery description and opium Joints
,y,hout number. There are, In TACT,
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Prospectus for Volume XVI
lSo4-e5.
this propose introduce the following special features
among mani other instructive articles Of general Interest,"
Shining Lights. How They Acquired Brightness

Under this heading design giving sere, Of biographical sceices
o prominent and tel what
be illustrated
with halt tone engravngs OF the persons mentioned.
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The Chinese city is where all the mer-
camille business OF this great capital Is
done. II is cut up into narrow streets,
and It Is filed with all sorts OF stores
Ii has markets of all kinds, and IT'S iur
markell covers several acres. II has IT'S
wholesale as well as its retail fur market
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stores Of every sort and description, and
the best things In China come to Peking.
The most interesting part Of Peking,
however. IS the big Tartar city. ID Is
the capital OF one.third OF the popula
ton on the globe. aud In Il lives the son
OF heaven, the Emperor OF China, TO
whom all his subjects must bend their
knees. II contains the thousands Of
Manchu officials. the foreign legations,
the government departments and all the
parlphernalia Of this queer Chinese
court II Is the most interesting city on
the face oil the globe, and its sights
really beggar description. From the
walls the whole city looks like an i'm
mense orchard, with here and there
one.sioy buildings shining on, through
the trees. In rs center there IS a walled
oil enclosure filed with massive build
ings, rooted with yellow tiles. This Is
the imperial city, IN the inncrmost paris
OF when is a brick pen inclosiug several
square miles, where the emperor lives,
surrounded by eunuchs. lie is perhaps
the rarcst bird In the whole Chinese
aviary. and | will follow this with
special letter describing some OF his
antics. lie Is kept apart from Chinese
aud foreigners, aud you might live in
Pcking iity years aud not see him. lie
really knows nothing about his people
or his surroundings, and he Is a sort Of
a puppct who stands still or dances
when his highest officials OF the old
empress dowager pulls at the string.
No better idea Of the condition Of the
government Of China could be gotten
than by trip through this Tartar city.
Il Is one Of the Oldest towns IN the
world. II was founded more than a
thousand years before Christ, and l, has
been the capital Of millions Tor ages. IL
ought to be the greatest city on the lace
OF the globe, but there Is no spot more
filthy and Shiny aud foul. The city
knows nothing OF modern improve
menls II is cut up into wide streets,
but the roads have no sidewalks, and
the rude Chinese carts sink up to their
hubs as they move through the city.
There arc no water closets. The streets
are the sewers. and the most degraded
savage OF our western plains has a
greater regard for the exposure Of his
person than have these pIg.;ailed, silk
dressed, gaudY, fat Pckingese. The city
has absolutely no sanitary improvements
aud the street lamps are framework
boxes backed with white paper, aud
they are seldom lighted except during
iull moon. II Is absolutely unsafe to
move about In the nighttime without a
lantern, II you wish 10 keep your feet
clean, and you have to balance yourself
In the day 10 keep cut Of the mud. All
OF the houses are Of one story, and the
government departments look more like
broken-down barns than the Offices Of a
great empire.
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FOR SALE

INARM AND PROSPER Farm on lcl
II acres. sufficient buildings, tlHuiy Of
Water. fhvofahie Tor stock and 4 vein crossing
10 carrying gold. silver aud Mica % surface
drpths. Tor particulars, address DhsthHt
NLWa
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oRDoRtEss SANITARY CO.. 81
MAIN STBEeT. Telephone s'a
MANpEREp.

J,RoM SALT LAKE COUNTY iNtiRM.
II ar. sunday, sept. 10, >, u Hunter
t-cotchi aEed - years, white hair aud whisk'
err, wCarf rilstrs and carries cane, hno
loaklng. wore two coats, black and brown,
let with Intention of attending labs
Noufy joel o. Allen. -upt.
sAt.r LAKE. COUNTY iNrtnNAHN.
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Temple Manifestations.

many remarkable experiences Of Le'srday Saints
ch have been recorded These incidents have
knowledge
OF them SHOULD be widely disseminated. of articles tnu
subject will scntil IN Volume XVI Of riE CONTRIBUTOR
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4 Girl TO no GENERAL HOUSE WORK.
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NIrASTLD-LIDI OH GENTLEMAN To
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chance 70 increase. ant posiuon petmanani, y
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fnciose refefsncs and selfaddfcstei stamped
envelope Manager Lock Drawer Y, thicago
srHhYED or STOLEN.
INRoM YoRrsr DALE PASTURE. oNE
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will be OF the very highest class. and mos,
abundanlly used In the volume,
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stores Of every sort and description, and
the best things In China come to Peking.
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A GiRL TO no GENERAL HOUSE WORK
"A Apply ~ south, fift West
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Sermons from the Prophets

will be the title OF a series Of arl
choices, gems Of thoughts OF IN,
collection will be Of incalculabl'
compiled with special reference
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Beyond the Arctic Circle.

Continuing through volum, XVI will b, published an IN
interesting narrative nicely Illustrated OF experiences and obie
the Land OF the Midnight sun by Elder Neph Anderson.
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The Study of Self.
Preaching and Preaching.
Mormonism and Theosophy,

subject which, ,se times OF special interest and should
iuiy studied by the Latter day Saints
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Emmoline 49, Wells,
A. Isabella Horne,
Mary A, fTocze,
Nellie y, Taylor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-19

The cure lies In purer, richer blood
and better fed nervous tissues. Paine's
celery compound stirs the eXcretive or.
gaus, the liver and kidneys, to stronger
action; the blood grows at once purer
and Tedder aud more capable Of carry
ing nutriment and oxygen to every
nerve and muscular fiber of the body.
Paine's celery compound makes peo.
pie well by building up new tissues In
place of the old; regulating shaky
nerves by appropriate nerve food and
sending strong, full de If pure blood
through the diseased parts of the liver,
heart, stomach, and kidneys.
To worried women, just as to busl-
ness men staggering under financial
adversely, comes nervousness and fual
breakdown. al am not I'LL enough to
take medicine" " she too often says, and
puts off from day to day the correction
Of her trouble.
Paine's celery compound IL the great
spring medicine. 1t cures every form
Of nervous weakness and the special
disorders Of liver, heart, stomach and
kidneys that arise from impure blood
aud a "run down" system badly nour'
ished.
These are the difficulties that Paine's
celery compound corrects. 1t builds
up the whole body, blood, nerves aud
tissues in "A way that nothing
else has ever equaled. People get
well who thoughtfully and thoroughly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-19

try it. For rheumatism it Is the one
true specific.
Prof f. A. Leighton is instructor
and superintendent of the state dairy
school ut the Iowa state agriculture
college at Ame5, la. He has been there
several years and is well known
throughout that state. His wife writ
ing to Wells, Richardson, & Co, who
now prepare Paine's celery compound
says:
Last May / had rheumatism 30
severely that could only get around
by the aid of crutches. Nothing that
| used did me any good, and despair
I'd Of regaining my health. A friend
recommended Paine's celery compound
TO me and used it regularly for two
months. As result, l was able to
visit the Worlds fair, staying there
quite while and walking all day with
out any difficulty"
"The conpound also did my sister a
great deal of good while attending coll
lege, giving her strength and health.
There is nothing know of in this
world that is its equal for building:iup
the weak aud rundown and giving
strength and tone to the system. i am
better than for years and ascribe my
Improvements wholly To the use OF
Paiue's celery compound"
This is one of thousands Of similar
testimonials that Paine's celery com
pound Is the remedy that makes peo-
pie well.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-19
OFFlUEs SEEKING THE MEN.

One Of the strongest points about the
Republican ticket this year is the fact
that 1t contains the names Of 30 many
men who are not Office seekers nor poll
ticians. This is particularly true OF
Harrison r.. Kincaid, candidate fol
secretary of state. He has lived IL
Oregon many years, has always beei
identified with a public newspaper, and
has always taken keen interest IL
public affairs, but never has he held al
Office nor been a candidate. His nam,
was brought out for the position Of
secretary Of state without his knowl
edge or consent. Al first he looked
upon II simply as n matter of compll-
ment, and never fully realized that b.
was candidate until shortly befor
the convention that gave him his nom
ination. Although rather unusual, ,this
ia a healthy state Of affairs, and on'
which should be oftener forced to the
front in politics. 1t is the ideal condi.
tion 10 have the Office seek the man,
and In this case the people Of Oregon
have that kind of a candidate.
The candidacy of Major Lord for
governor IL very much of the same
kind, except that this gentleman has
held positions Of public trust in the
past. He had already received the
highest Office Within the gft Of the
people Of Oregon justice of the su.
preme court-and he could have sue
ceeded himself without trouble, but
the people Of the state wanted him for
governor, ADd he submits. 1t Is not D
case OF self-seeklnR, aud therein lives
his great strength. The people hay e
all confidence in these men who are
not engaged In forcing themselves up
on them for fat places. Such men
give strength TO the ticket upon which
they are candidates, and for this reason
as much as any one thing will the Re.
publican ticket receive an over
whelming majority this year
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-19

!. The Reveries of Bachelor, or 8
Book of the Heartily TX. Marvel.
,. Lays of Ancient Rome,-by Lord
Macaulay. Beautifully illustrated.
8, a Tillyloss Scandal,-J. NJ. Barrie
4. The House of the Seven Gables
by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
! 5. Crawford, by Mrs. Gaskell.
! 6. The Coming Race,-Lord Lytton.
=. Dream Life,-by Tx. Marvel,
S. Frankenstein; or, The Modern
Prometheus,-by Mrs. Shelley.
! 8. A Book of Golden Deeds, by c.
/ NJ. Young.
10. Mosses from an Old Manse.-by
Nathaniel Hawthorn.
/ IL, The Scarlet Letter. by Nathan.
| iel Hawthorn.
II, Essays on Elia,-by Charles
Lamb.
[ lS The Vicar Of Wakefield,-by
I Oliver Goldsmith.
ii. Twice-Told Tales Nathan
I iel Hawthorn.
/ Is Paul and Virginia. Beruar-
din De Saint Pierre.
Is Story of an African Farm, by
Ralph from Olive Schreiner.
Il. Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers
N.
Is. Lucille by Owen Meredith.
Robert Lord Lytton,)
10. Dreams, by OLIVE Schreiner
70. Black Beauty Anna Sc
well.
2l. One Of the Profession, a charm.
ing theatrical novel.
p, Sartor Resartus. BY Thomas
Carlyle.
%, The Idylls of the King,-By the
late Lord Tennyson.
~ The Pleasures of Life.-By Sir
John Lubbock, BIT.
-. The Lady OF the Lake.-By Sir
Walter Scott.
S; Mornings in Florenoe.-By John
Ruskin, l., l.. ID.
y. Rab and His Friends, by Dr.
John Brown.
2s. Whittier's Poems.
~. The Greatest Thing in the world
aud other addresses, 10y Prof Henry
80. l.Alla Rookb, by Thomas Moore
81, Longfellow's Poems.
81 In Memoriam-by Alfred Lord
renuyson.
SS, The Prlncess-by Alfred Lord
rennyson.
S4. Rasselss-by Samuel johnson
LII ID.
IS. Selections from R>bt RroWping
80 Past and Presently Thomas
Carlisle.
81 Meditations Of Marcus Aurelins
AntOninus.
S Heroes aud Hero worship-by
rhOnis Carlisle.
~. Tales from Shakespeare-b,
ChaTlss Lamb. Hrst series.
40 Tales from ShakespeaP-by
ChArges Lamb. second series
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-19
ToDAY'S MARKETS.
Prices Current by Telegraph - Local
auu ortland Quotations.

Prices Current by Telegraph - Local
aud ortland Quotations.
SALEM, May 10, 4 p. m.--Ofilc,
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. Quota
tions for day and up to hour of going t.
press were ~ follows:
SALEM PRODUCE MARKET.
FRUIT,
Apples-$l TO Sl.95 Il bushel.
BUTCHER STOCK.
Veals-dressed cts.
Hogs-dressed b.
live cattle To %.
Sheep-alive Sl.603S2.
MILL PRICEs.
Salem Milling Co. quotes: Flour
I'm wholesale lots $3.50. Retail $500
Bran $40 bulk, SIS sacked. Shorts Sit
@l6 Chop feed $40 and Sl7,
WHEAT.
80 cents per bushel.
HAY AND GRAIN,
Oats-new 26@ 214c.
Hay Baled, new IS to $40; old $40 10
II. Wild In bulk, % to -.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Wool-Best, lOc,
Hops--Smnll sale, Ii 60 Ice,
Eges--Cash, lOc.
Butter Rest dairy, l6@N; fancy
creamery 2)@22l.
Cheese-l2 10 10 cts,
Farm smoked meats Bacon 8,
hams, IL; shoulders,7.
Potatoes-25WS0c,
Onions-S cents.
Beeswax Sic. Caraway seed, lSc.
Nnlse seed, 26o, Ginseng, Sli0.
LIVE POULTRY.
rou,try- Hens, 20; roosters, 5@6o;
iuok,, S; turkeys, slow sale, choice,
live l,c,
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS..
Grain, Feed, etc.
Flour-Standard, S2.65; Walla Walla
t2 DO; graham, $40; superhne, t2.3h
per uafrcl
Oats-New, white. zoe, grey, SSc;
rolled, In bags, &,76@60O; barrels,
t6OOeD6. 2h; cases 1910.
Hay Best, Sl0@l2 per tou.
Wool-valley, lOc9lSc
Millslufls- Bran, Sl6@lS, shorts, Sl6
G0lS; ground barley, SN@23; chop feed,
Sl5 per ton; whole feed, barley, SIS per
ton; middling, S2S@2S per ton;
chicken wheat, 65C9LO, per GENITAL,
Hops--New l2l 10 l3l.
Hides green, salted, 80 lbs. sic, un.
der 90 tbs, 2ta3 sheep pcl,s, loCG6,c.
DAIRY PRODUCE
Butter Oregon fancy creamery, OCa
ealc; fancy dairy, l6CalIlc;tair To good,
lgl09lic; c0mmon, lNc per 10.
California, S0oni i0c Per roll.
Cheese Young American, l2C1 lhc
,er pound, California ll0l2; Swlss
MP, 30(GS9c; Dom, l6a lSC.
Eggs-Onrgon, aC1 luc per dozen,
Poultry y-chickeus,o old, t2bO per doH'
a.; ducks. S0 ~, geyse, a.; turkeys, live
.lc, dessed lie
Beef Topstesrs.2l G9Scter pound; fair
GOOD steers, 2C9alc; No cows, "a; a
ows, llc; dressed beef, q zoe 40 yer
Mutton BEST sheep 49, choloe
ives, ".