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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22
Headauarters Department of Md

11eAoquAtteIe department OF N. y.
Grand Army Of the Republic. Val.
ley City, North Dakota, June 2, 1894.
The Fifth Annual Encampment OF
the Department Of North Dakota
Grand Army of the Republic will meet
at Grafton, N. D., June 90, q and
18th inst.
Reduced fare has been obtained on
on all railroads leading to Grafton at
one and one-fifth fare for the round
trip. Comrades must obtain from
their station agent receipt tor full
fare going to the Encampment.
These Receipts will be couuterslgn.
ed by the Assistant Adjutant General
of the Department ut the Encamp.
ment, and on presentation to the
station agent ut Grafton will cntitle
the holder to u return ticket ut one.
fifth fare; Provided the attendance at
the Encampment amounts to one
hundred in number.
Official by Command Of
n. q. CUSHING, JOHN ID. BLACK,
Asst Adj't Gen. Dept Command
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A WORD ABOUT JEWELRY.

There is jewelry and "Jewelry,"
and a large amount is, We fear,
sunk in the former. Sunk, be.
cause people seem to ignore quail.
ty and durability; apd to eoheeA:
trate their attention on slioW.
Of course genuine goodness is
dearcr than nero show, because
it's worth more. For any rational
being must acknowledge that
there is precious little satlsfac.
ton to be gotten out of show if
the quality isn't bihiRa IT.. AZ
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NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!

How2 Why see the undersign.
ed when in need of goods in his
line, or any other lines for that
matter, To get a complete illus.
tration, call and see the stock OIL
hand. "He's a congenial sort Of
a fellow" and always ready to
show his goods. and If he has not
the article wanted, he will Tell
you where to get it. His motto
is CASH and should you not have
it he will not be disappointed
either. Everything in the Fancy
and Staple grocery line. Don't
forget the cash when you call.
At the sight of money he tempers
wonderfully with an intending
purchaser. Teas, sugar, coffee,
jellies, syrup, can goods, dried
fruits, tinware, salt, pickles, sau.
ces, jams, pals, buckets. tubs,
bacon, pork, rope, delf, biscuits,
candies, fruits, tobaccoes, cigars,
canned meats, canned fish, her.
ring, rice, beans. rolled oats and
corn meal.
STORAGE OF BUTTER
The undersigned will allow 10
cents per pound for good packed
butter, in groceries, and hold the
same until August LIST, and at that
date deliver the same butter to
owner ut same price for cash.
Goods sold as if for cash. Good
storage. A. E. Thompson,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
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Resolutions Of the 8 8. Convention,

Resolutions Of the 8. Convention.
Resolved, that the convention de.
slres again to put itself ON record re.
garding the prohibition law Of our
state. We would recommend that
we, us voters, only support that
political party who In their platform,
will pledge themselves to the main.
talnance aud enforcement of the
law.
Resolved, that this convention
would desire to express its pleasure
at the action Of the w. G. r. U. 10
their unremitting efforts to root out
the Illicit sale of intoxicating Ii.
quor. and would cheer them on in
their work until not u "blind pig" is
left In our county.
Whereas, the Sabbath day IL DIES.
ecrated in many parts OF our county.
Resolved, that We, us christian
workers show our respect for that
day In our teaching and conduct.
Resolved, that In the opinion of
this convention due stress should be
laid Oh the, character Of the litera.
turc placed In the hands Of our chill.
drcn.
Resolved, that the best thanks of
this convention arc hereby rendered
to the people Ut the city Of Pembina
for their hospitality, and VIC would
especially thank the Pembina Cornet
Band for their screnade.
Resolved, that the trustees Of the
Presbyterian and Methodist churches,
are entitled to our thanks for the use
Of their churches for the holding of
our sessions.
Resolved. that the several county
papers are entitled to the thanks of
this convention for the publication OF
notices Of this convention.
Resolved, that the time has fully
come when the franchise should be
extended to the woman of our state.
Also the following memorial resolu.
tiOn:
Whereas, IT has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst since
our last meeting; our beloved broth.
ers Anthony Garrett and Archibald
Mcmillan and sister Mcmillan; Re.
solved, We miss their familiar
faces and their encouraging words,
but we fully believe they are now
enjoying their reward.
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PAINTING.

House, Buggy and Wagon painting.
Kalsomining, Plastering and Brick.
laying.
Reasonable termsby day or job. Leave orders
1t Winchester House. oUoRoa 0ooR8R.
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Il PElrBIlgA
Building ad Lem Association.

PyxsIHA, NORTH Dakota.
where u 40 county. what you pay fof rent Win
payt the Monthly dasa. No other peynsats have
b b maize, cad II from sig 70 eight ysass you
PCT moAth. Addfoss,
=. D.. 0ooxRR, &C.. THoMTDoN.
SECRETARY. President.
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far as we ourselves are concerned
we believe in, and 60 in for honest
Articles only Our stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry is a
splendid one, for silverware We
stand unequaled, we can guarap,
tee all our goods to our customers,
for We know exactly what to buy
and give our patrons, nothing but
the best and most durable that is
made: Wedding Rings. W-d.
ding Presents.
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new DRAY LINE.
Does general drayipe
delivers Coal Wood
and Ice to all parts OF
the city. All vorl
done promptly. Sat
isfaction guaranteed
Leave your order al
T. L. Prices store.
B.F.WALrERs,Prop
Agent for Standard OIL Co
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Probate Notice.

Dated Grand Forks, N. D. April sOl,, A. D. 1891.
F.W.WILDsR, VERMONT LOAN AND TRrer &c
as.4s Attorney for Mortgage. Mortgage.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-24
Change for the Better,

NEW YORK, Nov. 23-R. q. Dun d Co.'s review
of trade viii say: There is some change for the
better. The gain is slow ana in some directions
not very distinct, but the signs are little more
definite than last week. The most important OF
them is larger employment of labor, answering a
better demand on the whole for manufactured
products Much of this is due to the unnatural
delay OF orders for the winter, which resulted
from prolonged uncertaintysbut It means actual
increase In earnings and purchasing power of the
millions, and so gives promise of larger demau d
in the future.
The wheat market has lost this week the cent iv
gained last week when receipts were larger, aud
Atlantic exports were also larger. Foreign re-
ports this week have been rather more promising
though the fact remains that the worlds crop out
side the United states is probably tho largest
ing increased. Tho foreign demand fer cotton
continues large, exports being $4,000 bales larger
than for the same week last year, nnt receipts also
cont inue greater than year ago, ana for three
months will closely approximate those of the
same three months when the yield was over
1900. 900 bales. The price rose 1sc.
The textile industries have added a few facto-
ries to the working list against only one or two
withdrawn and there has been some improve
IN ent in the demand for woolens. More sun.
Elementary orders for spring have been received
and colder weather has tncre ased the demand for
heavy goods. Yet, on the whole, the markeC ia
not active and the manufacture is much below
the capacity of the works. Sales OF wool for the
week Increase again, though still far behind last
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OyerIand Freichts.

Overland shipments to the East from Northern
and Central California in October via Southern
Pacific lines follows: From San
Francisco. %, $50 tons; Oakland, 1926; san Jose,
12.22S; Stockton. 1880: Sacramento and East,
II $50; MarysvilIe, 1899; Portland, 3065. Grand
total, $50 tons
The leading items follows: Beans.
1l9S tons; BoraI. 6S4 do; Brandy, At, $50 gsllons
Wine, l.4S3.75O do. Canned Fruits and Vegeta-
bes, II .8o4 tons; Fresh Fruit loops do; Dried
Fruit o. 119 do; Raisins, 14.727 do: Nuts, 332 do
Hides 3l4 do; Leather, 329 do; Honey, 20 do
HOPS, 1858 do; Potatoes. 1853 do: vegetables,
1852 do; Powder. 41S do; Quicksilver, 20 DO |:
Wool, 62l do; Canned salmon, 1856 DO; Picked
Salmon. 249 40; Coffee, SO do; Tea, 1863 do:
Sugar, 1925 do; Rice, 80 do.
1t will be seen that the heaviest shipments were
of the popular products-Wine, Canned Fruit
Fresh and Dried Fruit and Raisus. Most of the
Canned Goods went from San Francisco, of course.
The largest shipment of Dried Fruit was 1884
tons from San Jose. and the largest shipment or
Fresh Fruit was 1853 tons from Sacramento and
East. Stockton shipped the lions share OF the
Raisins-l4077 tons. This, of course, includes
the Fresno shipments.
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HOLIDAY Trade.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Bradstreet tomorrow
will say: The features of general trade for the
week include an increase of distribution OF holI-
day goods. heavy clothing, hats. seasonabIe dry
goods and at various points much hardware and
shoes. Trade was stimulated by reasonably
colder weather and continuance OF the feelin g
oil confidence in an approaching increase in the
demand.
In the South favorable influence caused ma
terial advance in the price OF cotton, due to the
greater favor with which lower estimates for the
size OF the cotton crop are being received and to
the prevalence of the opinion that The price OF
cotton Is too low
here has also been a good demand for spot
cotton shipments of shoes from seven manufac-
turing centers, while smaller than last week CON
ttnue to run ahead of the like week last wear. s3
QUO compared with sc, 900 cases At Eastern
cities the volume of trade in dry goods has fallen
off, although the tone OF the market is good and
colder weather is inclined to help it, ] he price
Of wool is practically unchanged. as prices for
hides. leather and lumber and print cloths, al
though they are frmer.
The fact that the demand for iron and steel has
fully Kept pace with the production is made plain
semer pig Town TO SO rs aud of bilIets to S15 Oh
with the outlook favorable for higher prices than
$40 for Bessemer pig iron and Sl5 for billets at
Pitsburg Coal prices are cut again. The anthra-
cite output for the complete calendar year
promises to amount to 4O60O,OO0 tons. against
43.039. 900 tons in 1893 and the pig iron produce
tion to 6545,O0O tons. as against z. 1874 900 last
year.
Wheat is off l1sc. corn lc pork 25c and lard
City, Omaha and other Western points have re-
suited In lower quotations. Sugar is also lower
The Pacific makes another ord In the matter OF
exports of wheat. Tacoma having secured an un-
usually large proportion of this business during
late weeks. San Francisco wires that vessels are
being chartered there to proceed to Columbia
River with ballast to load with wheat. Exports OF
wheat (aDd flour as wheat) OF both coasts & nited
States and Canada amount This week to 1912 600
bushels. as against 2909 900 bushels last week
2,764OOO bushels IN the week year ago and g.
5,0OO bushels In 1882 and 1882 900 bushels In
1891.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-24

Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras, So aO@3 SO . Dbl; Bakers extras, IS 500
3 40; superfine. 81 S0t92 40 o Dbl.
WHEAT-Was irregular yesterday morning
May opened at 81, dropped to 5000 and recov-
cred TO 81 OILS Spot Wheat a fraction off
again. No. I, S71a@S84c; choice. 9uc; lower
grades, T5@S5c: extra choice for milling. s2Ls@
9712c; walla walla Wheat, s0@s21ac y ctI for
fair average, $3.50 for choice heavy, 721h@a771ac
for No. and 65@70c for off grade
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION = 10 O'Clock - May-5OD
tons 81 400, 80 Tac; 1900, 9Sslc; 1900 go Sc
December-4O0. 90c Spot, storage paid-I0O,
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-5OO tons.
81 001s: 400, 81 00H 100, 81 O0as 100.
81 O0S4 4u0, 81 CO.'S 800, 81 0l1s; 1900, 81 VI.
Decemner-s00. 90s4c
o6 AFTsgNooN sEssIoN@ ;May.loo tons, 81 Ou2s !;
cember-Ioo. sissc; 400, sl14c. - % % D''
BAR .EY-Lower, Dotn on and off cali. Feed
so@s3&4c. q ctl for ordinary and Soc ., ctl for
choice bright; Brewing, ST12@921ac p ct.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sFssIoN-f0 o'clock-May-10O tons,
9o1sc; 800. coo.
TONS SIC; 500. S214e; 100. S21ac; 100, S25Ac;
100 s2Ae 100 20 sS1se Coo Magoeoo so14c; 100,
s ssIIsr a 300 so1ao SOC Sso' so9sc; 3Oo soc
ATTERNooN sEssfoN-May-1oo, Gle; 100.
81 SAC; 100, 9l7sc; lOO 92c; 1000, 921sc; 200,
1895-l0U SIC.
oATs-LlberAl receipts keep the marret
able at $l@l l21s o ctl; fancy Feed, 81 Os@sI 10
good TO choice, 92&c@$I; common to far.
@i 20; Gray, 9219e@$1 q cti; Surprise. 81 O71s
oil l712 p cti
CoRN-Receipts are too largo and the market
is weak. Damp large yellow sells down to ST. .
Sound dry lots are quoted as follows: Large yell
low, 81 1901 q ct; Small Round yellow
81 25@Dl 30; White. 81 20l9l rs p ctl
RYE-Quoted at Y0@93$4c q cti.
BRAN-Quoted at $l2 50@i3 SO p ton.
MIDDLINGS-Qnoted at 81 bU@ls D ton.
tar~
s9@l3; Wheat aud oat, So 5O@Ii SO; Barley. AZ
GU; oat, SOL; Alfalfa, $500; Clover, ss@ll;
STRAw-Quoted at 50@7bc p bate.
MILLSTUFFS Ground and Rolled Barley
quoted at $lS9l9 30 p ton; Oilcake Meal. sci d
ton wholesale aud So so jobbing: Cottonseed
Oticake. $ZS q ton; Rye Flour, 31sc p ID; rye
Meal, SC q 10; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal 4i4c
q ID: Dat Groats. SC: Cracked Wheat 31ac: Buck
wheat Flour, Sc; Pearl Barley. 4l4@4$.e % II.
OokSMEAL, ETC Table Meal S@31ac: Feed
Corn. s2t@26 90; Cracssd Corn. $27@17 SO .
sEEDS-shipment OF 1904 centals Mustard to
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day IS deg minimum so deg. mean 81 deg
Total rainfall for to date ITS inches; total
last year TO same date SO OF an inch.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. November "a:
For Northern California-Fair. except probably
light showers to-nts hit or the early morning along
the extreme northern coast; nearly stationary
temperature. except probably slightly cooler on
the southern coasts; fr0Sts In the Sacramento
Valley tonight; southery winds, shifting to
northweSterly Saturday.
For Southern California-Fair; nearly station
airy temperature, except slightly cooler along the
extreme northern coast; light generally north
easterly winds
For Nevada-Fair; nearly stationary tempera
ture.
For Utah-Fair nearly stationary temperature.
ture.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair: nearly
stationary Temperatures; light TO fresh generally
westerly winds.
w. II. HANMoN Forecast Offieiai.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-24
Artificial Citric Acid.

According 10 a patented process, artificial
ctrc acid may be made by acting on solutions
OF sugar. starch, glycerol and analogous sub
stances. wlth two new speces of hyphomycete,
called cltronycetes. These fungi are obi aimed
by allowing sugar solution containing to 5 per
cent OF citrlc acid TO stand few days then re-
moving the fungi produced and eultiVatiug
them into steriIized sugar solution.
The pure culture Is introduced into sugar
solution containing small quantity of mineral
salts, and the liquid is allowed to stand at the
ordinary temperature for eight or ten DAYS
On evaporation the clric acid separates, or it
may be obtained as lime salt by adding lime or
cabornate Of lime 10 the solution after OF be-
fore the ermentation.-Scientihc American.
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year, and for four weeks OF November have bee
1888. 800 pounds, against 17,5Y0,52l last year
Since August the sales have been IL per cent
more than last year. but 50 per cent less than In
1892.
The iron industry again records lower prices for
Bessemer iron, $40 40 at Pittsburg. and for some
manufactured products. The consumption is
large and for the fairly well mali tain ed
but 1t is not equal to the capacity of works in
prices at the bottom. 1t is reported an American
shipyard has secured orders to build three arm
ored cruisers for Russia which will give added
work for some years, and that contract for 10
900 tons cast pipe for Toxic VIII probably be Sc.
cured by a Southern concern.
Tin, copper an d lead arc all weaker and so me
concessions are reported in tin plate The coke
product slightly decreases but was about the larg-
est ever known for october The failures this
week have been 1913 in the United States, against
3s5 last year, and 81 in Canada, against "a last
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-24
London Wool Sales.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-At the wool auction sales to-
day 10, OSl bales offered. OF which 5000 were
Withdrawn. The demand continued slack from
all quarters. There were but few parcels suitable
for America and nothing was taken. Merino
woods were generally of a doubtful quality and
showed a heavy shrnkage, large lots being with
Drawn. Cape of q GOD Hope and atal WOODS were
out of demand. The following the sales in
detail.
New South wales-32s6 bales; secured, 4d@ls
21ad; greasy, 4s9812d.
QueensIand-l2. 7 bales; secured, 1O@l1d;
greasy, 514 (0634d.
VIctorisE4l$3 bales; secured, 634d@1s 4d;
greasy, 4d@lls.
South Australia - 1855 bales; greasy, 40
71ad
New zealand-27o4 bales; secured, 4Ad@
Is I'd; greasy, 53g1ad.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal-1655 bales;
secured, 6s4d@ls 312d; greasy. 414@614d.
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New YorR NIarke cts.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3-The volume of business
on the Stock Exchange was lighter to-day than
Tor some time past and the speculation was less
spirited. Under buying movement New Jersey
Central sold up sharply and its shares advanced
IN sympathy, including Lake Shore Pullman,
Western Onion and Manhattan. Before IL o'cl ock
anot her reaction took place. and New Jersey Gen.
trai twas the CHIEF sufferer Then the market
steadied itself for while and gradually gained
traction. but the temper OF The speculation
chang ed rapidly under bear attack on Chicago
Gas, which as tar could be learned was merely
que manipulation. A drive was also made
against Northwest Sugar and Lead, and the
MARIE swung In the afternoon decidedly heavier
Ia tone.
further decline OF a traction occurred after
midday followed by a rally in which Chicago Gas,
Del. and Hudson aud Cordage were most promi-
neu1 Inc better tone was not maintained and
sut I ana unsettled The more notable losses
1ene Cofdage guaranteed, Northwest preferred
eom 8nHOh a LEAD IA Sugar preferred a. Sugar
-, ny oonu market was firm and quiet during the
ing; Ia the late session there was more ani-
nation 10 the dealings, and the active issues
generatiy ranged lower. The sales for the day
Government bonds steady at per cent higher
1 1 loufs "A per cent lower for ives regular and
rs per cent higher for ditto COUPONS State bonds
quli. railroad bonds easier. Petroleum STEADY:
, pennsylvania OIL. sales none: December ontion
s s none; closed 1913 bid. Lima oil, sales
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE.
Nheat-Stcady.
Flour-Steady.
Uops-Quiet.
l9@24c. t'eooo' pu"eu'
fIeiron-Quiet.
Easy: straits, S14 90 asked: plates, weak
Speiter-Quiet; domestic SO 30
Lead-Quiet; brokers' price So so. EXCHANGE
price, 50 90. '" w. GAen"ns'
Sales on 'Change-25 tons May Tin. first s. O.
tons April, $13 35 "1S ="
Cofee-options opened steady at unchanged to
10 points adv nee, held firmer on strono cables
but eased OF under local pressure, aud closed 5(9
ha0c
December, Sl3 2F@1 40; Jsnnssy' 80 gsS
IL 80; a February, az 80; March. $40 95@l IS,
spot Coneemhl Io, STEADY No Z. l5Mc; Mild,
Santos - Quiet; good average santos lls7OO
Receipts, $4,000 bags; stock, 40l 900 bags
Havre-opened quiet, 14t decline to Iaf; ad
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WEATHER. BUREAU RErORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, w EATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO 20
vember %. 5 The pressure still remains
high throughout Nevada and Utah and Is lowest
in the vicinity OF Puget Sound. where storm of
very moderate energy is now central. Rain has
extended far south Southern oregon, and
light showers likely TO occur as far south as
Eureka curing the night. Light frost occurred
this m oring in the upper portion of the Sacra-
mento Valley. and the conditions favorable
for frosts N that vicinity tonight. The tempera
ture is rising rapidly throughout Utah and
Nevada, and 1t is also slightly warmer In the cen
trail portion OF California
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature TO :
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vance at II M. quiet, 1af advance; at 3 P NJ.
steady, 11@12f advances: closed steady, at A@Dszf
net advance; stock, 293, OUO bags. including 1885,
0o1 bays brazilian. Total sales. u 900 bags
HamDurg-Steady; prices i4@1 pig ADVANCE.
Sales, l4.000 bags
Rio - Firm: o. Rio. 12$lOo. Exchange,
11s4d Receipts. 5000 bags. Cleared for the
5000 bags. Stock -, 900 bags,
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday.
1898 bags; New ork stock to-day. l42,353 bags;
United states stock, l02. 026 bags: aioat for the
United States, 10000 bags: total visible for the
United States, 262, 526 bags. against 465 SEA bags
last year.
sugar-kaw, duh; Refined, quiet
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General Merchandise,

BAGS-Fruit Bags, 6ssc, 57sc and 6slc for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, 4@414e for June and July delivery; Wool
Bags. S4f036c
kICE-Chinese mixed and Hawaiian are lower.
Chinese mixed, SO 1898 40; No. l, So 1908 50;
extra No l, 81 30@4 10; Hawaiian 81 250
4 371a; Louisiana, -: Japan, 81 25@4 SO; Ran,
COON. - p ctl.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms cash Cube, Crushed
Powdered and Fine Crushed all 5 7sc; Dry Gran
ulated, lac; Confectioners' A, 51sc: Magnolia A,
43lc; Extra &, 45sc; Golden c, 43sc; ID, also;
half barrels, $sc moro than barrels ana boxes,
loo more
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San Franc1sco NTe,t NTarket

Hogs have again declined and are very dull at
present, Lamb Is firm. No change in Beef and
Mutton. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from
slaugh terers follows:
BkEF-First quality. 5@51sc; second quality
4t0414c; third do, 39319c p 10
VEAL-Large, 4G5c; small 56051Ac p ID.
MuTToN-Wethers 4@941ac q 10; Ewes, 31a@
&c q H.
LAMB-6@6c p 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 4c p n for heavy and
medium granted. and 414c q ID for small fat:
dressed do. 534@6Aac @ ID.
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Stocks in London.
Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA, Nebr.. Nov 23.- Cattle Receipts. 1000.
Demand limited. Cows, 81 5U@2 rs; Westerns,
81 50@3 IS: feeders, 81 5O@S calves, S2@3 so;
bulls. 81 50@3 70.
Shesp-Receipts, 1000. Supply light and quality
good. Market toleraDle active and about steady.
Native mixed. 81 so.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

TIE OREGON KY & NAV. CO, e Nc Jsssr-
NEIL. Receiver. Ocean Div.-wtlI dis Ga&aH3
patch from Spearstreet wharf, 10 A. NJ, for ths
above ports one OF their AL iron steamships, viz.
STATE OF CALIFORN1A-ocL 81, Nov. 10, 20,
80, -. ~. s
CoLUMBIA-Oct. 26, Nov. .. 5, 30 Dec. S, Is.
Is
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. & ". Co.
system and other diVerglng lines for all points In
Oregon. Washington, British Columbia, Alaska
Idaho Montana Dakota Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
stono Park and all points east and south and 10
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabln. SIC; steerags, -;
round trip, cabin unlimited $50.
Freight and Ticket once, 10 Montgomery ST.;
Ticket ONCE Pa,ac" Hotel New Montgomery ST.
GOODALL. PERKIN i Co, Supts. Oceau Div
1tf 10 Market 81. San francisco.