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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06

ls:' 2ntHS a9S ss; sp s!. sG;sy BUT
i ay.rsse b.st lots are sill offered freely iG and s@.
and Penn syvana laaIs Western n9rhsty seSons
s s,T i: :s c ,s per case 50 aoSsa
Receipts % nN,,@ y, . are sandy
pric. North CAROLINA hulebeI.s plenty and tn rssa ~
15 sIn4sn aF riSfn sm lots Georgia peaches have
Showing as T ran s Of ss sss ana Ta,as
agsTa s sc 1s SsrTry sNs alS c ar
s sws 81 smq oS soseee cherries ~
sssSSh c Gs1rsn a,RRm 6 fa Fot1s pr Sass
rRrIrs-pnlED Not much interest IN sap9T'h'S ,i
apples hc part q cln,r & rservr ana thcre "a
Ecaiy 70 firm feeling soothing dTns n sun irird ap3GI
C of,rn nha trs wofr out fairy UNCHANGED Ercs
scn CGGsc DO common good 3g5a.c Do fnn-dre +
yG5,A corr .r,s and , ,k1 S,crries ss iun
aQ ic spr.c2s Ga;i p, pr,n as t. szc AMI quality.
n"Is ~ change in either the iemapd reports a trom
o,h.- ,r,-res or the 81 values We Iup'". ~"
and Pacific coast, isos choice per 10 ga 30 ~ 30
E. ,"' eil ods. caSc
POLITELY ALIVE severe-n carloads on sale 'oay
.ni easter ana 'aEsys sssay p Sr p air.
secs. wcaEcr We qgG' Golsc; rSsr@r, c ri"s.
~ ducks eir '9g Sc sSsis Sgs s8s saG = .sadc
leher ana SOM tnsnrs IN 'd.'y ss " neglected.
s ar nfice niae q. md considerable Of tho hnsncs, y
ducks weak spring chifhla~ -
SUI, d, ait, ,r f,r demand and nrmer We 0upt'. Iu
Keys per- H. SGNc fowls orrsc old cocS s.s
-, c,;rkcna rhilalolpha ioai5c. do Long leland ~
i@sc DO Western 9,p5,c squads per dozen. - .'>
"U.v ,xp STRAW Market quiet and barely si,A",
We quote Har primo. per 10" 10 ''c DO NJ 70 c, =.
r-E-nr. d. .i,'p!nr .sip5jc. clover mixed "iH"'''
- ,5r, ~. straw 45GG5c. oat straw. '~'f'l"
POTATOES AID vEGfTrA nLEs New p9'a,o"s rlnry,
bit slsy IN Very 's %.na s San'a n s s'S1 c@ns
Jr,ocing lower Irregular ific'' "a - -
,.s I.ror undcr urcssiire sel. southern cahbafrs
sb,lo amor bu, ain low Beans and cucumh"fs s'"al>
Tomatoes lower Peas over plenty ana cl-nE ~. "
liver We quote: po'a'oes. Formula y"r hm '"Hs
49, s,u,h.-n new SiGs2 -. d. oil. ''cMSl - As,"'r'
aus new J'zon 35cati - o,is local Per leo hunch@s
sSGS5 Railsh.s acn5oc Krle ana spinach per nh' ,''
.., Lettuce iOcGsl. Cucumi"rs. FLORIDA peg '',''
:orssi: do Savannah. 75cas -; o. .narle@'nns; per
Cahbages. pr bhl s''rH>lt 40 I'M,
~ u,. j.,s Jersey ,,cr = bh 15cI<i -. DO Mary
land eastern shore AMI norfolk Glr0Si Sirins i'an'
%nrth carolina per bush basket. SlNsl -" ~: mrs
icn per J. hi 5dcGsI % do savannah '"rISl SQUASH
tl,rida marrow per hhl - - T1man"f Fnfl,t ger
r,rrier siGsl - Turnlps Jersey 100 lunches. $2lN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06
EXPORTS To DAY.
THE, GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New of
is rather disappoinng opened WIN sG' q, better
decline recovered the loss On the reacfel and
prices here but this not being reanH'' -,yrinr The
closed net loss Of isNl's l'iS here n, the
lead of Liverpool and helped By SOM ,q n1r alvance
This Improvement Vas not held prices falling on 81
points during ne far9 ,o , ak pS. The general
Of crop reports is favorable and this helps soften M ,i
mate Of acreage which is expected o-moTro %ii h2%
a better condition than Heretofore eNI' Ed an ,cne
knowled simply guess OF the tts1e's ~ f-
sentiment is sonew hat mHed ayorape weather in he
cotton belt as the report anticipates for North ca'
showers followed by fair weather in westerly ro5nhT
Georgia generally fair and cooler IN eastern , nxae
night Alabama. fair, AMI Louisiana air has'c,n
fair and warmer the western portion N"rti.Mrsr.'
Texas fair arkansas far ana war sc IN cxTciod IN
eastern portion tonight The weather in the cotton Dt
generally favorable YESTERDAY aI'noasm ,ons o., Na,
bs ma The weather crop bulletin reports ia'
w.. ,he v,eee ius; past Cotton doing well IN Tennes-
see and has improved in Arkansas and North aroma.
louisiana stand had been affected ny coh Wea'nrT u
the preceding week. but it has commenced to ST. ast'
the wSsbsr Of the d latter sso part Nss ve,
run light as compared with last year. from now un,il
s en- enua from To- 1900 ba!s last
week being 81 GA bales against 1896 bales last yer
only i27 bales today against 1872 last week and 25 la,
year The the market during The Afternoon Was
sOS on heavy break in Eew-0reans ana lack Of outside
buying support as the the a bS The d
about the lowest prices Of the day. ne he ,4i s
s sses pats AT the wt Close f %os thought hat
would make the reduction In acreage aboht i r
day II acreage u cent Il VIII be pr1e
tically what has generally been ,nons' "a, NO closed
crease The L Ave Cotton Exchange Will De ''s'1
range and close to-day closing BIDS the
ri last car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06

hsM W. inrenback: State hogs i+i I'd average a'
81 81 per ,c' n.
OTHER MARxETs-BY TELEGRAPH
r.o,,, ,-s co,le-Receipis last - hours 100
hex !os for sn .s '9Sf Ssw9Sf .;
3" : 81 s1 fH, :'sis 5 At a.: s. q ss
spa a. ., Su ,o al saa Ss:s thas TINE
& week con,ans 'hr.ush " IND 10 Sws ani
4ss Js. s T'S ss ,i' 1 lSass 9"sss
Ss is5s ssa g ss9.p and 1sss4
800 zinc last D wax ,aIs f. so maTss; opcn.i
All lower Tor ali bu, good mxsl ana eSo apa FAT
co siG'o; for 5n f 2ncn rs Spf Tor eoen lambs
ana v,a-ne High 70 good yearings s. ga TO- extf,
s. s., - Ws, iris s, &c. cs .h,cp s.
g. 'ror s9 f h w. pns -i late at - 1870
stock c,ago s i%p" weak 'ca anil l eF'S a%at
5nd ssa ss3 @ss 81 u, 8 :qs ~
calves 81 locsG Te&ans w. Iieayv packing and
p a lots 81 5oSs TO GnoGe m:S 5a $ 90 .?
as =" ct.s sc oS' Sheen ccepis 1860 mead maSet
weak ana 10 70 i5c lower Inferior To choice -
a 81 iy June 5rIoss Receg,' 200 head m3p-
s. s. iS TO- lint sias. 3, pigs. 81 cogS' cae t..
scgs t%' ~, hgai =; qh 81 po9si So and heifes
81 as3 20 fair good s. '5asa go st9cke,s ahi
ln ,Ivrs sass sheeIReceips. 400 head market
S'ss'' ,,s yune s-cat,le Receipts l2o5 head prices
',,t,. liysirn wer. lower at the opening. busn' y
ros d,arfn and offerings consisted OF far 10 h'nu ,
g wnS IN Inc Tcx,s division The maFke; Gned dn
T,r,-l The close market gained 4 N-llr S"',S,,,
Native steers. - ID native COWS ~ -" az Nsad TN.
"a. ,rn,,s Hogs Receipts. I 4lo neal ~
E narct opened jdloc lower than TUESDAY ana pre-,
H.ir N This basis until the close. Good bu'ch'rs an,
I.,v rr,Aes hat so.I a. 81 ~ per 100 10 u"s'ar
today AZ -. declin" - Zoe pFrh'hl IN III A.
hog I.tcn.rs and h"-f hFeNN -i'i ~
:; ,g 81 - packers .5rsi -. Iork"rs - "rSs ~
- ,oi s,.,lr sheen. Receipts iiuj head dr'in. y,
oio nm Yesterday was quoted IN common sheep "o'
slccp were a shade lower Lambs - ~ '''"'"'" "
w.s 50 -. native sheep 81 -" 1870 ,,,... ,,o,.
East Liberty 5-Ca,ilc run LIGHT MarSe, ~
~. a. % 20 god :, 51Hss -. good huicher' e. =
e. rir -, 81 25ds3 - Hog Receipts fnr. p'l's
nnrhan.oI Medium rhaaephas - topS 90 n'Ns n ,"
I,., y'rers sea 10 common - fair infK"rr ~ "
81 49, rughs saast sheep Sullly far m ~ s 60 ~
-, no. q o.. good 81 gONS3 20. fair 8 was a.
common siuSi 10. best lambs. s2H$3 spring ''""S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. June D. lsoJ
BEANS AND rEAsThe steamer Eaohan'ress Just in
There is more Interest imported stock. several car
loads have wer and jobbng trade Is better irieeS
mesc beans. d. n,nd has not enlarged much
but the moderate offerings encourage general
y firm feeling "pscay in a., choice Green h1 noa fay"
the slightly We quote: Itcans domestic marrow
per bush 81 90 do medium $2as2 o. d. g oas2 20
Do kidney. 81 25q$2 30 do red kidney s54:l 90
do lima California s. io5sa ~ do foreign marrow.
81 Base 20 do foreign PEA. 81 sodsl 80 GO forern.
.,H% 8 ;ogt So .es ee Hsss '' 81 oa'so'' o. do
BITTER The lighter arrivals today were met by
qetcr irndns but there nothing in the demand the
tenor advices from other points iadicatc change
cry steady the basis Of S. and plenty Of good
fu sock IA selling at Gql7c. Speculative buyers want
eI giving strong preference creamery Exporters have
nk,n over tubs Of fresh factory. mainly iiai2c,
na WIN . aS S. ms a the DO 5'sn. Il re
Do ,hrd. to seconds i2ai5c STATE dairy hal; iabs
extras lie; % Welsh tubs fancy. iec dairy tubs thirds
seconds IQI2c: IA tory, fancy i2c: do rss lgli.c,
do seconds. sniol.c Old creamery. oal3c: old
cHEEsE-Comper atIvey little business accom-
plished to-day in large-szc cheese Exporters either
important orders or BID prices hnt not gen
eray acceptable sellers Some OF the fancy cool dry
cheese held at 7ta7i.c. but hear Of Offers
above 7e and that rice could be mad. only very
fancy lots Most Of the stock wa. In moro or less
able STORED The has already been done
10 some Fnrt skins slow and easier than
ast week. Small size. full cream steady. We quote:
State cream large size coore white &c do good
choice GHQ6%c: do common 20 fair, 5d6c do small
size fancy nc do good 20 choice. 6iG7nc do common
70 fair 5isd6xc part skins Chenanros choice 4sd4Ac:
EGGs-The market Is somewhat irregular showing n
hardening tendency positively fancy qualities but with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06

m Ja9G F.n r.. qn .', "n nnS Ganc faa
1. S,>'. o. Aara. 7S.a7nc Fpcntcr 7N'a' ,.'
steamer ~ rcd 5io;t.c ,,.cs sa Si d. N
gralr - - ''rn eafy mxea sl'I TO- rn ,f55c
d y'i.1n 90 81. ~, 49,. plS' 7d,ss s. mis~i
rt.,.,i... riar i3t lush Kyc inactive. W = go
r. s,.cs 1900 bush Hay quiet choice timothy si3.
@." 'sh ql' cr o ,S@ 2. a. oicn quiet MIL
dnr~. Provisions ',gGy m'c ,., g. sios 7,,
su,ar,irci shoulders NO hams ilt0i,gc; lard re-
s, s., ,l @eps a aFm io' Es s sa ss
\, : iGnic,' sugar strong granua'"d - ."
,1 q.'" a, '' Io,.oas s,c@iy IiasT qaie northern
egr aDis's W gSS Ss re. nrm Ess'crn
iI,"''ii,',e. we.,crn All Icilsln. is'.pI3'l'.
1 e J'o: sis g. "'i asr Fss' '' i'.oa
co. :. over So w ',r,}, 'g'. .,,, X hard spot
ST. DO IT, sic. So Northern spot. SO. 10. g Z
S"r Ni, "'s a VIZ y c d. pro Sc rore car -
rel -. 'r"'k .i9'ns ~ Re- WIZ. ~ store
trn wax lrh, i.rand ani ineai orcrnes. sales
carr l N3 Sc ~ 4f1 s.s ' ms &c. 5' u &c. e
low ~ - = c,rn ,'s' - 'Tn' , ,,r & e. :
s.rn. - . .Tc oe's gs'c ea'S y, % a. -s %1
~, ph,r 81. ~ = White. &c store R,e ~ on",-
ns. y - ma s,.r" Flour PIX c1sy p,
y'icai i-,c. c,rn -: oa's ~.
chicago. June The l,ados futures ans-t as follows.
i ':.. ::: iss' N: -,.s# IN Fl &:
com. 30. ::
fIns ............. ga. ,r',. 80
fl'F .-....++...... 90 80 -. 80
September ........ 'l's % or '-i
oats. 80 2:
June ............. .ph ~ D. a.
July .-............ Se,.
September -'g-'s - 49,
Mes pork per tb
,:1s xxx: 1915" r: ". rs as!: seq: II
Iari yer 100 70:
PITY .............. nosb 49, os-I Sso
september "N-'s 49, "'''
Short ribs yer loo ~
july .............. G2i, go - 80
September ........ - '''1 ''-' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06

=, 49, 90, =, no NO, advance Cash corn
No closing at c under July in elevator July closed az
5Gihc Sales Included 5000 bush at 'ltc elevator !"oI
b,sh a, ih sc delivered 2sodO bush No q al ic over
July afoat bush yellow. at 31'sc elevator ani
Y es;n hush No whit 55r-c .OATr-Ih"re
was some weakness early prices Rejecting the break N
vhea and there appeared 10 b" no spsci~i
pressure 10 sell and later the market improved WIN
moderate volume II offerings Receipts were lign'cr a,
INC interior and the reports continued on rather
favorable scale Of the prominent states al,
thouph be quite strong helief mat IN n
GOOD many localities the Will be cut materially sho'
Wnh the late advance In other cereals there came III
,nrd demand for oats in the day and prices I'M
proved readily tho market closing hrm at unchnneca
iac advance 'Irsdstrcets" visible showed an m
crense Of ISL bush for the week. and me toi1 -
Nv II bush active. closing
o., sizes we're oO3 900 hish AZ follows 1900 bush
No . M 32,q33;sc elevator. 1900 bush No white ooc;
t., On, bush track and canal white. 3GS fcc .
We give the closing prices or the pre-
nd tie ling date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06
ne balance OF INC Wt'K ~. :.
Opening. range ana close to-Gay anu 0oS'"s w Wv

Mark.s closed steady at the decline at 70 III points
decline compared with yesterdays closing pr Irans
terrible notices 100 Total sales lt 40 bales New
York net receipts IL bales; ZoI bales Exfo,'s
Continent 342 bales Great Britain. 100 bales orero
bales: 2ss bales spinners z3s bales STOCK Ia
20 bales. Total net receipts to-day 6e9 bales nn. lar
this week 1857 bales Exports TO-DAY; Great Brian e
$3.50 bales Continent. 342 bales Thus iar inns Wcek
Great Britain e6s7 bales France 64s bales continent
IL O3 bales stock 1913 1870 bales New To:k spot sac -
day and night officially reported FOR corsunp9'
2sS bales spot cotton quiet; mcdng upiands 49, MD
ding Gulf T.c which 10 unchanged compared with yes
terdays closing. 900 49,,
Liverpool cable-spot cotton. quiet: sales. 5000 bales
SPECULATION and export 800 bales American 5000 bales
receipts bales American. GOO bales middling up
lands 37,d Futures opened quiet. sellers at lOid de-
cline; barely steady izal points decline juno
RIMS Junc-July Silks: July August. 3l2zs. August
September 3ks: September October 353izo. October No
MEMBER :,sixs: November December, Bob lecen'"r-
January 356s January February. 331s February March,
Sssb: March April. 3J3izs. Manchester Holiday.
COFFET-The trading slow and fluctuations narrow.
The statistical position showed important changes:
Private Rio cables state that business was nieret~I
by strikes. and duty would be imposei after
June Is Sales chiefly for June July September and
October Havre closing duh June and July 80 % francs:
August and September $50 francs. The RIO market
barely steady 1850 refs for No . RIO stock.
clearances United States 400 bags Santos receipts.
1900 bags santos $50 90 bags; market steady
at refs. London arrivals fl. May. Sc11 bags de-
iiveries e7.3ol stock pa l bags Hamburg mar
ket barely steady. June 1850 Piss July and August.
rs Is pigs September 70 pigs: october - Con-
tracts closed dull unchanged to 10 points higher.
Sales bags. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06

The market for Brazil still quiet. jotbers hn1
buying considerable lines from importers the t9n nN
ever Is Ssed s'aGy M Ga p snS r e S a
The sales movement IN MID grades was igh ",og g
o'hsr seaeSf s9 YER mse ' i r Ss again re-
stretea by an ndMerenSe q euyerI T1 ne amanS
.ns e CO Which could oaned wal
the close however more anxety was dpaye ann s W
leaving of fairly steady Sales II 6lo pkes as to.-
e To- 10 bis supeTne s. iS 80 bS, no grade 81 &
ss2 81 60 S Zoo Df s PliE''S 600 s
patents s. ass % aRS l dS s ss 5 bis at s. IS
-. .CORNMEAL- Market steady; sales 200 bb.s at ~
sSsss @ %fs'n
ouo,.d Fine waite. s. aoqsi 22 ains ysllqw onoi se
sois. s5as7fc o,n s5a7i,1c SON, 75a.7.c; ico-lb
soa'c hS ion chop ' ' cq sa. d nr at &
"Gi showed weakness a, Che
S Sosh & and Chicago there caSd
rush OF long wheat AT the decline the demand gradually
improved ana beginning with the say Greak pTt ,
lively covering Sy shorts the start was
due favorable crop and weather reports nc day
Ssio &c NG'n H x s"a rSr
through Illinois Indiana one and o sou,arra MGn's .n
sccordns 10 Government and weather buiic,ln
suffered fur loss tn soo s" rse H ana ,' the @
vices resarans The spring eoR continue ssy s1ye ch n
aueneed operations At hs start E1p15,' 81 wheat
Russ the Arssnn M,t ne Hsrsa .h and 4 ho pey as
S642ooO bush. The interior movement Of wheat Is far
Interior receipts Of wheat spring whea; markets to-day
were los 1883 Gncudng Chicago. 1860 bush nearly
ali winter against 2i3 l79 bush last year winter 800
rsh against bush Seabonrd receipts % SO bush
sSsinst liz $40 bush total 30 100 bush 800 rs
bush Exports l&l.212 bush. against 1851 bush.
visible disappointment 10 The trade
which had expected large decrease at home and abroad
TIE decrease was figures the stocks
fniinx on 2797 bush The worlds visible showed
abroad The American total figures ere now ~ '29 900
drooped for some tinr- after the .o'ns We're
,rornced hut toward the sprang up good
inc and the market advanced lie bwh with reports Of
~a.d milling demand West and OF 10000 bush for
port Duluth The close at practically top prices
mand was moderate. shippers buying load No red:
loads No Manitoba. all private terms. and load
No hard Duluth at 4,sc over Jnly Q anoa' -, July
.coRN-rrade IN corn was fairly active and
little corr for sale based on the favorable weather In
Ohio VALLEY and the decline IN wheat Later hoTsver
TO harden with offerings on a small scale and at mid
day there sharp rally. quotations reaching the
highest figures Of the morning The advance Appeared 10
be Influenced by the covering OF shorts and by the
failing on IN the interior receipts Which has been quit
increase Of bush and the total Il now
Ing orders and prices advanced easily the market closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June 5.-Cotion quiet: mddins, O'sc low
mid!ling Que: good ordinary, exc. net and gross re-
cripts. 23G bales: stock. li,lij bales. "a, -, -,
Norfolk June 5-Cotton Arm: mliiling. Gtc low mia
ding. 5-iGc: good ordinary 5c: net ana gross re
cOnswise. ~ baleS' s"es W
bales: stock. 20 O52 bales. .,, Az. 49,
Savannah June 5-t'otton steady; middling oN.c' low
middling. Loo good ordinary -iOc n,t anu ks"ss
receipts i2lJ bales: exports coastwse io- pa'S' S"'
~. 7ss bales. .,,u,.
New Orleans June Cotton weak: good mlaaaiing'
The; mdding 7c low middling. UAsc; good ORDINARY.
Gc gross receipts La bales exports coast
wise. i73 bales sales 400 bales; stock. Ian so< oa'eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06

- country dressed, hogs quotations. 5@7c for heavy 10
light weights. . .,... hogs l4l ID average, at
= 40 N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06

DO pref.
Tex Fac b..
L 5 Cordage
do pref.
do gtd. 49,.
Y 8 Express.
L 8 Rubber.
do pref. 80.
Wells-F Ex..
West I'm Tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETRo-
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-29
COURT NOTES.
G. A. R. Memorial orders.


In compliance with national and de-
partment orders, J. w. Nesmith Post,
No. 80, G. A. R. Dept. of Oregon, will
assemble at their hall promptly at sc
p. M, May 80, 1895.
Invitation is extended to all honora.
bly, discharged soldiers, sailors and mar
liners who served in the Union army
during the late war, the w. R. c., Third
Regt., o. N. G., the Dalles City band,
and all citizens, to participate in the
ceremonies of decoration.
Procession will form on Second street,
right resting on Washington, and will
move promptly at 2 O'Clock p. M, IN
der escort of battalion of Third Regt.,
o. N. c., under command of Col. Geo.
7. Thompson, and proceed to the G. A.
R. cemetery in the following order:
Dalles City band; Field and Staff and
Battalion Third Regt., o. n. q. J. w
Nesmith Post, No. 80; W. r. G. and
citizens in carriages. Via. Second tc
Court, Court to Fourth, Fourth to Gem.
etery. BY order
w. S. MRyRRs, Post Com.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-29

Additional Local on Fourth Page.
VIM. Weggerman is moving his shoe
shop back to his old quarters.
The courthouse flag is at half-mast to-
day out of respect to the late Secretary
Gresham.
The upper river is sreported stationary.
The river here will rise slightly for the
next two days.
Some local m after was crowded out to-
day for lack of room, which will appear
in our next issue.
Tomorrow being Decoration Day the
postofice will be open only between
the hours of 10 80 and 80 p. m.
]. W. Nesmith Post, G. A. R., respect
fully requests all business houses to
close on May SOth promptly at II m.
Weather forecast for Wednesday is
fair, followed with showers. Thursday
showery with stationary temperature.
Alex. E. McLennen of Antelope today
declared his intention before the county
clerk of becoming citizen of the United
States.
The water this morning stands at q. 8
above low water mark. This is a rise of
one and fve-tenths since yesterday,
which taking into consideration. the cool
weather is rather surprising.
We notice by the oregonian that G..
W. Crossen sang the solo 80 Promise
Me- at the Portland University COM
mencement exercises. The young man
is son of J. B. Crossen of this city.
On account of Decoration Day coming
tomorrow and the sentiment that in a
printing Office patriotism would compel
an Observance, THE CHRONICLE will not
be issued tomorrow. This will be true
of ALI the papers in The Dalles.
A young lad by the name of James
Ball was severely bitten several days ago
bYa large dog in the east end of town.
There is always danger of blood poison-
ing from the bite of dog and the friends
Of the boy will not feel at ease till the
wound is entirely healed.
A party of young bicyclists reached
The DalIes last evening, having ridden
from Yakima acrossl the mountains
They took the boat for Portland this
morning. In former times q vas
amount of travel came from Yakima tc
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this point, but since the opening of the
Northern Pacific such journey is seldom
made.
No observation car was attached to
the local today. This institution has not
proved the glittering success that Nc
Neil thought it would be. However,
the weather has been too cool to give
the car fair show, and warmer days
may call it back into service.
Tonight at the Christian church there
will be social given by Mr.. Maddron's
class of little girls. Straw berries, ice
cream and cake will be served. Admit
tance 10 and 15 cents. The proceeds
will go towards the support of the
church. Everyone is invited to come
and have good time. Doors open at
z 80 O'Clock.
Two clips of wool were sold from the
Wasco warehouse yesterday. One was
a lot of 1877 sacks, while the other was
under a hundred sacks. The price
could not be learned, but Mr.. Lord, the
manager, stated that the prospects for
wool are better than they were year
ago at this time. Two cars of wool from
Arlington were received and unloaded at
the warehouse.
Commodore Jensen, of the ferryboat,
is going to pump out the sunken Inland
Star and raise her. When the coH4mo-
dore was asked just what he was going
to do with the boat, he replied that it
was to be run in connection with the
air ship from Goldendale. The air ship
will land at Grand Dalles and transfer
passengers to the Inland Star and The
Dalles will become the terminus oi
another water transportation line.
Wheat is selling today at the Diamond
mills for AZ cents per bushel and free
ferriage. This brings it to over 4s cents,
which considering the times is getting
towards a good figure. The Dalles pa, s
the highest price for the products of the
interior and it pays producers to haul q
long ways to reach our markets. Let us
give the farmers our aid toward getting
good roads-or better ones-and that is
doing for them their greatest need.
Mr.. Rasmus has completed arrange.
meDts for putting the play of Damon
and Pythias on the stage. The members
of the Home Dramatic club have kindly
agreed to assist and will complete the
greater part of the caste. The partici.
pants will meet Mr.. Rasmus this even
ing in Schanno's hall for the purpose oi
assigning the parts and making arrange.
ments for rehearsing. The exact date oi
the performance is not known, but ii
will probably be somewhere about june
18th. The Knights of Pythias lodge
will be the beneiciaries.
Another enterprise is being started IL
The Dalles, which is one long needed
Mr.. F. E. Hicks and his partner, Mr.
Anderson, have rented the empty build.
! ing this side of Van Bibber & WorsIey'I
store, and are putting in steam laun.
dry. They have complete apparatus
and are placing in position all the latesf
appliances for doing good work. Ths
gentlemen have had twenty years ex
perience in the steam laundry business
and are confident The Dalles is gooC
point to establish their plant Ever.
industry that comes to town is gladll
1 welcomed.