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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27

( COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
- Woodstock, Va. Sept. Is. 1888.
To II. VI. Rogers admir-. e. {. a. OF Geo
b. pn-eo, decd, Complt.
tnu
'ecca Hood and VIM B. Hood lr
.r-ald, Miy Cuherlo Smiu auo
- Smith her husband, and JOSEF.
Diu.e-, Dctt-
and al others G. 'ucerned:
Iou arc hereby n1lisl that hav,
fixed up1n The 2li- d. of O5tolsr next
letsteu The hours of Is O'Clock A. anc
o'clacs. p. NJ To tax ami settle. ar 81
oiiiee. the accounts aud make our AID ie-
port 70 the next tenn Of this court
scheme OF distribution Of tie funds show
to have uton paid into the hands of Slul
c. Williams late General Receiver ia Oh.
cause making provision cor all nupl
costs OF this suit ont of SAID fund A. De-
Quired 90 he taken 10y the decree of Sl,,
and Circuit Cont rendered on th, e..
day OF Sci temher, 1896 In - sntt in ch ETC.,
Gerry depend : m ST lcourf betve @ ..
Ii Dinse, .admr &c comll.s AID Din. -.
&c. deiis an ii from any clnse th.
taking Of said aeeOln-s shlu n)r b. con
mrLced, or having been coumeuc, q sh0ui.
not BE- completed on that day, the taking
of the same viii be albInsl from dl.
TO day, OF from place to pace. until tn.
sam are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissions
10 chancers OF sail court az M office D.
sald county tie DAY aud year first atOre-
>aii.
T.. z STICGLEY Conr ~ Chauy.
Sept. 2O-4V. ". y w =. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
ERIDAY.SEPT. 81. 1898.
LOST IN The SNOW.

Raw Inns. WAo. S'pt. 23.-Frank
Nevan, a IaIchman, on Saturday
morning sent his two little boys
aged eleven and thirteen years.
ont after the COWS. The boys not
returning be came in yesterday ana
alarmed the town. About twehtJ
borsemen Immediately responded
Tuey have returned without mad
ing any trace OF the missing BOYS,
Who undoubtedly persisted II oa'
urda\'s storm. The scaicherS re
,,or, the STOW in the hills two ieet
6eep. The stage hOm Suaks RIVER
on Sa,uIda, night picked up one
Of Taylor & II gigs shepherds,
named Cray, who eas lying near
the road, completely anS'eu
and slightly troz3I. " htn ne
heard the stage apprO ach ne hieu
his pistol 20 attrac; the drivers
attention. He eas so numb with
,ha cold that h was unable TO
reach it without assistance.
Denver, CI., Sept. % 1t epre-
sentativ,s from all over Colorado
this aft. rnoon show that a blizzard
prevailed throughout the state
early yesterday. Snow from two
10 ten Inches deep has fallen. which
is unprect dented IN September
Today the weather is bnght' bat
cool.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
OOMMI sIONER's OFFICE,

NOMMI SGONER'S OFFICE,
y Woodstock, Va, Sept. Is, 1898.
To r. &. Biusermau, aud l.. tillz-
mo,er and S. FlltzmOyer TIA lag %.
rlllzmoyer & Brother, Complt.
Thomas Fry, Christina Pennywii
widow of Reuben PeDnySir, decd, and
r. f. Stick Icy, gd'n ad Il EN- for Mark
Fry, Edward Fry, Elz4bsth Fly aud
John X. Fry. infant hsits Of May Fly,
decd, Dciis
fixed upon the Ia day of October next,
between the hours OF O'Clock, a. NJ. a. d
6 o'clock, p. ~, if fair, If no'. on the hext
day thereafter, Sunday exCepted) 10 take
and settle, at my office the accounts of
IN What debts 1T any are properly
chargeable upon the real estate of Rcub Il
Penny wit, decd or were so chargeable.
UD What personal estate was left 10y
said Reuben Pennywit, deo'd, that was
applicable to the payment Of said debts
and W hat became OF said personal estate.
NIN To settle and adjust the account
of C. =. Wlghtman Sheriff con admr. OF
said estat'.
NV) To as ertain and report the liens
binding the sa,d life estate Of Thoma'
Fry in their orlsr Of priority.
w Any matter deemed pertinent by
him, or that any patty in interest may
require a. required 10 be taken by tho
decree of Shenandoah Circuit Court ren-
dered on the l0,h cay of September,
1895. to BE- used 10 evidence 10 a suit in
chancery depending in said court between
r. c. Banserman, &c. comDlis. aud
Thomas Fry, 6c. defts. aud If from
any cause the taking of sal 1 accounts
shall not be commenced, or having been
commenced shonl fnlt he complete on
that day, the taking Of the same Will be
Adjourned from day to dav, or from
place to place, until the same are taken
aud completed.
Given On Ter my hand as Commissioners
in Charcery Of saul CONT, at my 9th - IN
said comfy tn day and year first af'Ie-
sa,d.
NV MAGRUDER. c ,mr. IN Ch4ny.
Sept. Cow. A. & W.p.q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
a Free Trip 10 Atlanta Exposition

4 Free Trip 10 Atlanta Exposition
And return (frOm The home Ut the sender.
i- ott-led by thr publishers of The Lad es
Erly Saturday, of 30 South Seventh
) rect, Philadelphia to tbs fist person
able 10 make seventy small English
words Y using the letters contained IN
+ VERY S-A-r-U-R-D A-Y,. and ~
etter 10 occnr more times ~ any on
Word than 1t is contained IN ever.
Saturday
A FrF-Cllss Pneumatic Tire Bicy c',
lfor either boy or slr) Is offered to The
frs. person seadins Isl Of sixty words Is
above
A Llly's E'eg mt Gold Watch to fr-'
l,r.,n stnil1g list OF i.ty wJrd'as % "
and one bUadred o'her articles Of rllae for
u.-f n.ts On order CO mclt as received.
Twelve two-oent stamps must DE seu'
lor trial 1,c7ip'ion (iour Plumbers oi
1ar beautiful ih,rty-two page iilu,irit
td Newspaper for WomrL) containing
r..l particulars aud rules OF the Lclsn'e
inur Circle word Bal lag Exercises tor
h.i.lt pcopl; also names and address "i
llr LOB .uc:essfui persons in last incl-
tioual Contest, given by thitpu licailou.
II interested. answer promptly, and adj
Il e,s Lddies' Frey Saturday, Department
"B. 90 10 South seventh street, Pail. Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
over 100 Degrees IN Maine.

Portland, Me, Sept 23.--Tnom"s
Molis. a 'longshOremau, died from
the heat in this city today ana
persors suffered sunstrokes. 1t
Is the hottest day Of the SUMNER
the thermometer L, Clustering over
100 degrees in the shade. la many
nlaces work has been suspended
for the day on accO unit of The III
tensity of the heat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27

Read and carefully remember this adj
vrrti., neut, ard be sure 20 look for the
one next weeks issue
Greatest care in adjusting glasses for
children. Parties having children with
cross eyes are invited TO call aud see how
they eau be strengthened with glasses.
Iguarantee every pair # glasses fitted
by ne. and if not satisfactory will ex
change them within one year, without
charge.
| expect TO win your approval by the
skillful and accurate manner IN which
my glasses give improved aud comfort
able vision. Those who have failed 20
be suited elsewhere are especially iDS tied
TO cal. l will visit all the valley towns
about every two months.
Respectfully.
PROF. ii. BRONSTEIN.
may l7-6mo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
A woman's Battle With Mad
Dog.

Huntington. w. VI, Sept. %
Mrs. Dave Ke,ser, who lives ten
miles south Of this ci'y, where so
many dogs have been attack d
with h,drophobir, at empted to
drive a slrauge canine from Oer
premises Salusdiy when the oru'e
hinged at her. Seiz ii her right
breast between its Jiws aud toie
the flesh IN a horrible manner.
The animal was frOlhing at the
month and was biting Ms. h"yser
In the arms when she grabbed It's
laws and held them aptr6 untl'
the arrival of some men who heard
her screams. She is i'll serious
condition from the wounds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27

Evansville, Iud., Sep. % The
thermometer dropped from 80 de-
erees at AP. NJ. yesterday to %
degrees at 9 A. NJ. today. The
wind shifted from south u norib'
bringing heavy transform, when
still continues at noon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
B. g. o. to Enter Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 23.-Tbt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Is TO
enter Kansas City. Land recent,
purchased by Theodore @. Bates
president of the Kansas and At
laDtIc Railway, is to be USED for
terminals. The Baltimore & Ohio
will cross the river over the partly
built Wenner bridge, which was
commenced several years ago. The
bridges will be fnished immedl-
ately, and by building about one
hundred miles OF track Kansas
City will be in direct connection
with tho Baltimore and Ohio.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
Anotnor 0harlottesvllle Police

Another CharlOCCeSNlll0 NOliOO
man the Victim Of a Negro.
We all RENE uber how some SIX
years ago Muscoe, Negro Killed
Policeman Seal at ClariottesvlIle
aud was at length hanged Tor his
crime.
About II o'clock last Saturday
night as Policeman Sluhders was
taking a Negro man to the station
a friend OF the prisoners came up
from behind aud struck Mr. Ssu n
ders on the head with a stoue,
fracturing his skull. lie was still
alive yesterday morning, bat no
hone of his recovery was felt. The
Negro was captured aud excite
ment ran so high that the military
were called out to guard the JAIL
Augusta Argus.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
September 10th. 1875.
Hon Thomas Whitehead,
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Richmond, Va.


Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir In view Of the widespread
I sire to exhibit road materials at the
Atlanta Exposit on and in order to occupy
tle space allowed to the best advantage,
It has been decided TO receive small
amples by mail luste I'd of large ones y
frelght, and all specimens which eau 6e
sent IN tirle for the opening Of the road
parl'a nert on October 18th, will be re-
csived ami arranged for exhibition by
states AID counties, and these specimens
will be transferred to Washington for
D rmanent exhibits there at the close Of
the exposition.
Upon application by postal card to the
Office Of Road IrquiIy Department Of
Agricul ture, Washington, D. C., franks
aud directions for free mailing will be
promptly furnished to all who des 70
send exhibits. Respectfully,
Roy stone,
Special Agent and Engine or
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27

English SPAWN LInlment removes al
Hard, Soft or Callolsed Jumps ana
b emisbes from horses, Blood Spayine,
Cmhs, Spliut-, Sweeney, Rirg-Boue
Slif-s. SpraIns. all Swollen Threats,
Coughs etc. Save So 10y Use of one bot
tie. Warranted The most wonderful
Bleml.h Cure ever known. Sold by F. r
I1wio Dsu-ai-r. Woodstock. Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27

Beef Caulr.-lhe market has b,cr
fairly active throu. bout both 3cs e.dat
aud today, The quality va, quite Up Co.
that of lat week. offerings. nd Ia
values ruling la-t week have been well
maintained b,ih day this wreh. Q i1ia
lions las crn,., wiih few 20 or ue.r thr
.loAcr ignfr, aud fair nuHi'er a. AID
Gear The ) ishG-n Of sale- 3 - cents.
Pricss of heef cattle Tins Week ranged as
follows: Bet, ,a5 cts. those lea-
eraHr rated i.-t quality aga, c.
mcdium or go,d fair quality - e.
and ordiLaty tlia steele, oxen AID coHs
1873
Ofthe cattle received ] $3.50 bead came
from Virginia.
Mich Coys.-Thcre ig a fairly good
trade reported for Mich Cows at 2oaS 10
iud a few extra 5 - per head.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
MILLINERY GOODS.
Ms, Ada HiIleary has just returned
from the Eastern cities with an exceii' mt
stock OF
Millinery Goods.

of the latest style, and will be prepared
to offer her customers goods that VIII
please them.
Ladies and all Interested are lnYi'ed To
attend her regular fall opening, on Friday
eth inst.
Sept 27--2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
NOTICE,

The books OF wightman, Hisey & ca.
and NJ. H. Hotel 4 Co are in our hands
for settlement All persons Known
themselves indebted to the said firms
will please come forward and SETTLE &C
once or collections will be made hy lt~.
LOGAN 4 McCUNE.
sent o. Of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
SPECIAL Exhibition
AT TnE
W OOdstOck Fair.

Over 300 birds, anmlls, & hes. &c,
&c. mounted trIs Co. lAtIee.
Dr.. Hutchinson mas been over - years
roI,clng alI p.eptrns This grsat
museum OF natural history. Mt sv-r,
animal is here represented. among which
i,an AlbinO or white der, al the i'm
portant birds. such as hawks, owls
pheasInts, wild turkeys, cranes, ducks
&c. attract the eve
A Natural History Museum on Wheels!
In which is shown ha yk- deyouring THEN
prey. bald eagle eating a rabbit, q
partridge nesting, and various other Bird
a-e in tq1ally striking attirude' ana
b .opght As tue 10 nature as the Art Of
Taxidermy C an pDSsibl, bring them.
EDU]ATE YOUR CHILDREN
in the NIrn~.l Hr,tore of t1sir o,unf,y
by visitin the Museum on Wheels.
Here yol wiIs 500 tn Dser-that limo
cent animal; than the Fierce Puna OF
Panther, the msn.ta'er Of onr earlier
s.'tlrrs, AID still thA norrOr Of the Wesf
10 p!acrs The Black Bear. a specimen
from Slenand ah Comfy, Va, then the
Foxes-.ed and gray-that Great Depre-
dator, The Game Birds are all here both
water aud land. Setter Dog mas come to
a st and near a clvev Of 8 PArtriigss Toe
Will Cat. 40 dtsrrustIvs ID ppulrry msl;
also the CatamounC, valiIns other wild
animals, EUR BE 7 ng AnImql', such as
the Nu'k Rat, the Beaver and Mink are
among them.
Dr.. Hutchinson has gone to consider
able expense to place this EXHIBIT before
the deople a small fee Of 10 cts. will be
charged al door of the musedm TO defray
the ex sense of bringing il here. and
pamphlet will be furnished foe 5cts. with
the name Of every amin Al aad bird in It.
He will also give iIstTUctionssin prepar
ing birds and animals for mounting.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27

CHARLES Town, W. Va Apr II, '95
To Whom il nay Concern:
Prof. II. Bronsein, the scientific ne
chanical optician Of Baltimore city, has
.lven great satisfaction az this place in
fitting glasses. wear bis glasses With
great satisfaction and chcelfully recon
mend him to any OF my friends " no mas
need his services. Respectfully,
A. G. WYNKOOP.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27

Bn.tt Rel Sealing va. T. .. ID. ic
ti,1 b. g.o' Sca'n, String, &c
dog. Pat. .: b Rlrbcis ,rG as
Jars To- d.
3 SCHMITT,
DRUGGIST,
Woodstock. Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
Senatorial Convention.

Vmo,t,cl;, Va, > pt. BRA, Is9i.
Totl a Re?g'l'rsl co'sis of serpa'foai
CoGnty 'ui .e = o.h.r Pc,9oos ~ho
a.sio ]t.,rnf Fir z esrions;
Y. -, J. q isatr' @ as mLie a 5"nr
respective precluese saturday, the 2sth
inst, 70 7uclosk T M.and eiv,o dsleg4 L.
,ef .,,n co,"epli "a 10 10 heH - : r4t O.
bug Va Monday, Sept 3Oth, 1895, It
II 'c'e.k, NJ, 80 n"niin IT'S n candidate
fur 'hs 5t'te S ID, 70 70 represent this
Ono lO5hJ jenasori.,l District.
". ". Logan, Chairman,
Repub lean Co. Committee.
The several preclucts will be entitled
TO iha following number OF D jlestte
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-27
The Prudent Housewife

Is now preparing her pickles.
catsup, &c, for winter use
She knows the difference that
there is in spices and is now
telling her boy TO be sure and
get them at Schmitts She
knows that | have cyey kind
and is carefully directing him
which kind to bring ground
and which not. She know.
also that my prices are moi
more than are usually charged
for those not so e.od 10
YOU KNOW IT? Bring or
send your order to ne and /
will prove price and quality
to your satisfaction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-04
Rrea.istufYs And Grains.
Boston Wool Market.

Boston. April s.-.The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter VIII say tomorrow OF
the wool trade: There has been a large
business in progress the last week. the
total transactions footing up 100000
pounds. Several good order lots. notably
OF ffeeces, medium and California woods
have changed hands. II Is estimated that
about i,ooooAo pounds OF California woods
have been sold in the past two weeks.
The market has ruled quite steady. ex-
cept on some lines concessions have heen
made. Territories. however, have sold at
full figures. The same may be said OF for
eagn woods, in spite OF the prospective
large arrivals OF Australian fsece~. The
firm closing OF the London sales has
stiffened the views OF the holders of Aus
tralian stock here. and although they
have not advanced prices In this market.
they ind no difficulty in getting full
values for what stock they dispose OF.
The market for domestic woods has faded
TO respond to the tone OF the market
abroad. In view of the present low
stocks and tho current consumption.
which IL, and promises TO continue 10 be
much better than a year ago, good Ter
ritorfaI wooIs are quite likely to be taken
ND readily on the arrival OF steady values.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-04
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, April 5.-Wheat was firm the
greater part of the day on the export bus
mess. but broke sharply near the finish
on easy closing cables and disappointing
Bradstreet's. closing &c lower for May.
May corn closed unchanged. May oats &c
lower. The heavy export cleariDgs os
wheat and -four from New York and Bal
tlrnore yesterday impaired considerable
frmness 10 wheat. which opened In good
demand at the rate which WAS named "a
the nominal value on the curb the day
before. The market became quite strong.
May started with plenty OF buyers at 5i7sc
and sellers at soc, and a compromise was
made at 547sn5oc. The buying started
general upward movement, which fright
ened those Of the scalpers who had been
inclined to work the short side The price
rose 10 S5ixc by about IL O'Clock, under the
good demand and limited offerings. Paris
was reported closing 10 confines lower
FOR April -four and 10 centimes lower for
the September December term al wheat.
The closing cables. and some disaTgoiut-
ment with the result OF Bradstreetts VIA
asle. created a weaker feeling TO succeed
the earlier bgIiIishness. and the price
dr<opned back again around SC for Nav.
TIE worlds etpcks decreased 2. xS2. 90 bush
els las. week which was a disarpofnt-
rnent, tnasmuch as a falling OF 20 the
extent Of 4 900 90 bushels had BEEN looked
Tor hr come 81 me TADfN Esf8dkAEA kAfT 3A
the bail crowd. The Illinois state crop re-
port was very hearIsh. II remarked that
damage 20 wfeae hy any cause was so
slight et4ar no consideration had been
taken OF II, and that the crop promises
largo Yield at harvest At tie close me
price was $50 for May.
The corn market was firm. owing n The
small receipts and better demand for
the Light offerings Tie carly fTEnness in
wheat was also an element in ne strength
t.ssnIayed by corn. The receipts Inspected
since THURSDAY were only liz cars, and 40
are ere slender estimated recearss for to-
-n.~~cw Primary market receipts since
Monday were ga1 ese bushels. compared
vrstb go ana tsr~hefs on the corresponding
.-uao says before May opened unchanged
=. ss1Ac. sold from &c 20 ssssc, ana closed
81 A. The market broke with wheat.
hsv. rsacse~a az the close on uac1arate buy
ing.
oats followed the other markets IN ffsc-
,ssafsfyuns and experienced quite E~oS
s.,.xs-,aeS AZ tns starr considerable
a.-wns~th vas noted. and under good DE-
,vegym4 from shorts created ~ ire hkga
r,I~az fs,e feeling grew even stronger
$3.50 ~, m ne session oats fuok a tS1ra-
hra Nav snlf from @sszc 80 SNs. down 20
ss-... a. wfts-h price r WAS Offered ~ ne
-sr~n rv3y ranged between LsH-s1sc BID
49, ~>g1z.r closing at the low ess pFser-
vy-s. -rss3e in provisions was heavy. OF
g. = h,~,s sf-re tNs market gave TO isssai~
cation es IRE impending eesaapSe saaea re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-04

s.sarer AI-Ei got out yesterday morn
srv AZ $50 o'clock for Alaska.
steamer CITY % ruebsa got out In time
yesterday morning for San Francisco.
cutter Grant weighed anchor yesterday
.ftewnoon and LEFT for down Sound
points.
s,aaYn~r city OF Topeka IL expected
harIr from Alaska on Saturday and Will
leave on the up trip on Monday
walter Cakes. superintendent OF the
o., Sound a Alaska Steamship Com
navy vas In the city yesterday for y
short time.
T,v Marie towed the schooner Annie
larsen In from the Straits 10 Tacoma
Yesterday afternoon and Will tow out the
schooner Marie r. Smith this morning
laden with lumber.
The Maitnomah will resume her regular
run this morning. and the City OF Aoer-
a.an which has been making the Multi
,,aynab's run. viii go on her Old run De-
ginning Friday morning.
steamer utoria will leave tonight at :
o.clork fer Vancouver ana ralaway ports.
she viii take UP Ito Cinnamon from this
r,or. 10 the Alaska Packing Association
Tannery az geusahamo. near Blaine
steam barge L. j. Perry IN charge OF
can. II j. Gillespie. one az the Oldest
ard Ysest-knnwn navigators on Puget
~rssra was taken 20 Aiasks on Monday.
ugn.~a she viii DO a general freaghting
business between Juneau and various
ports.
TIE following storm signal was re-
crgvaA Yesterday: .Cnnslnue Information
ss-waa Another Storm of Washington
..exs Sosssherly gales along the coast.
sat~h wtras over Straits and Sound
xxIna will continue AZ coast 10 noon
.t-ssersdzy"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-04
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadStufrs and Grains.

Breadstuffs and Grains.
San Francisco, April s.-Fiour-Family
extras So sos. IS; bakers extras. Sl5Q
BIS; superfine. $2.ion2fo.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Market rather dull without any
change In rates. No. / shipping sc. with
S6l.c for choice lots: milling, 90n9c
Barley-Trade slow and prices soft It
must be something choice TO bring the
top rate. Feed, fair TO good. 7oQ7ehc.
choice, 73s. a75c; brewing. S5facc.
oats-Moderate movement: supply fairly
liberal Milling and surprise. s107saQl. lT,s !.
fancy feed. s1oeiaa1.01ls: good to choice.
95casf fair TO good. sona5c; poor to fair
s5GStsc; black. s1.1o1l 17iz; red. s11eqi. %;
gray. e5cdsi.
Flour, sacks, e0.1e0: wheat, centaIs, So;
barley. 400; corn. s25; beans. sacks. 745:
potatoes sacks. 199; onions, 237, bran
sacks. 1900; middiings, 10
wheat-very dulis December. 95S4c; May.
s7s&c.
Barley-Dull; December. nc: May. 7oNc
Corn-sl20.
Bran-sli per ton.
Produce.
Potatoes-Market for most varieties
weak: III sacks of new came in and sold
at a12i-c per pound: MERGED sweets, 81 /:
early rose, s5s9aoc: river reds. 3aa35c; river
Burbanks. 4a75Sc; Oregon Burbanks. $50
s0c Salinas. 75cIsl.
Onions-In large supply and weak at
e5dsoc per Genital for good TO choice. and
2Sa4oc for common.
Bntter-Really good dairy sells at Sc:
the market Is pretty low. but that Is
what IL is doing right along. The fact Is
the market is largely overcrowded.
Creamery, fancy. i4c: seconds, i2'4NlSc;
dairy. fancy. nisIi2i5; good to choice. 10
Gle: medium. 7iaa9c per pound.
Cheese-Trade rather slow and the mar
ket is weak. Fancy mild, 7frsc: common
10 good. s76is; Young American, SO Iec;
Eastern. ISntSc.
Frgs-Market steady; stocks not too
large; demand fair. Duck eggs. ls8 l'c;
store. lsqigsc per dozen.
Financial.
Silver bars. ssissT s6~s Drafts. sight,. IA
Maxicar n dollars, nom Telegraph .......o