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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
ALONG FELT WANT.

The public wants better harness than
the average harness being sold to-
day, and Tomlinson is supplying this
want OF the public by using only Ire
Best Oak Tanned Leather,
thus in
suriug thu. most durable aud satisfactory
harness in every respect. His prices are
no higher than others ask for an inferior
grade OF work. Cali al his shop on End
St, Albany, and see him before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
Oakyille.

James Mcconnell hal the serious mis-
fortune to fall from horse power recently,
bot by timely assistance was saved from a
perilous position. Jim Is one of the good
boys Of Sheid
Rev. u. Z. Hcnderson's horse ran away
with him, but, fortunately die no damage.
AMICCs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

THE STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION in ses.
sion this week 81 Astoria elected the fol-
loSIng officers: President, +. Z. Moss
man; yice-president. W. Y. Henderson
secretary, ]. T. Tate Snd trez> Irer, VIM.
hoebler, ali Of Portland. which plsee the
next annual meeting will be held.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

The Assessors office has been moved to
the Oregon Bank building.
The Albany College will open Sept. IL
with Prof lee at the head Of it IA rresi
dent.
The loss on the home of l.. Viereck. re.
Gently partly burned, has been adjusted at
$50. The loss on the furniture has not yet
been adjusted.
Prof Lee will have Office hours at the
college az follows, 8 TO IL a. m. and 2 to 4
p IN lie will be glad to meet all desir-
ing to enter college next season
The ''Yaquina Post, of Toledo. former
| " owned and edited by "Col" Van Ceve
was yesterday sold to Miss Mckinney, oi
Portland, who will continue the publication
under the same title.
A number of the e oeers in Salem arr
having tobacco war. A few days since {
brand labeled ''Toddy" sold for 20 cent,
rer po::nd but the sale opened yesterday al
Is cents per pound. Before noon one hrn
was selling the same brand for only lax
cents.
Interest in the question Of the location o
the railroad depot continues to be the al
absorbing topic upon the street corners
and in the hotel loobies The matter i
| beginning TO assume definite shape ant
plans have been submitted for the location
Of the depot at or near Alderbrook.-As
torian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

OuR PuBIc Schools The Albany
public schools will open on Sept. 0 un-
der the most favorable circumstances in
it's history. The city superintendent
Prof. Tyree, is unQuestionably the best
man in the place the school has ever
had. He is gradually placing it ON q
footing that will give it the leading place
among the public schools of the valley.
The corps OF assistants is q competent
one thoroughly in harmony with the
plans of the superintendent. The stand
ing of the schoo, will he greatly enhanc-
cd by the addition of higher grades to
the courses, result that is bound TO fol-
low eventually. Our public schools
should be our greatest pride. They are
the stepping stones to business and to q
higher education, the very foundation
OF life work, aud Albany is fortunate in
having them in such splendid condition
rs they are now in.
o.. Prs.e's Cream Balxing Powder
!. Worlds Falr Hseresx Award.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

in a foot race al SEQ between Free
Biyau AMI young man named Hay fo
$40 Bal Ell won by ~ inches.
IN elegant new school hoase. aud resi
dea-ces Tor hsEor Mnnk. r.. John Ray anc
L J. tiaNton are among this summers im.
progements III ScIo
The state agricultural college regents ia
advertising for bids for college cadet uni.
forms. specify that ths cloth must IL
oregon-inai.' Good for the q. 4 e.
Wheat Is ~ cents in Salef, and 47 cent.
in Albany paid By A. reliable wheat dealer,
- there Are IN Oregon. That is the CON.
merciai dIfSereno. between tte two cities.
seio Is in the whea; narke, this wear
with boih tee' One oent pei blsbel above
The Albany market pro Is bringing the
Se'o Roller MIlls plenty of wke4..-Press
FTaucis Hammond Of Portland has sn
Cas- Bsrio a. o. Harlo&. known in Albzn
Tor $500 for breach os prsmise. Bario
Is now married 10 Addie ]. Rus-y Of Stock
ton
There vii o. a game betseen a pick
Ell nine from the Albany. and Newports.
and ;ile Slleiz ard Ch~mawA tezns SAsur-
day Esery body cpuae Admission 10
grounds - cents. Newgort News
Tae Newport Meas ssyA that Augls, IS.
4, Presbyterian q arcn. kev Riis, Little.
.f Dns'ed fr--lssaerIsu church, Alh,ny.
Iii ;Teach al the morning sersine. Res
Il .l!Jssra Gay. 0. the Pse>oy :erIAn church.
l-asaye;.s, ~lIi preach At The evening. ser.
vice.
McMinuvslle IS 70 have some iig bi.
etcl- TAess- The u tasn 30 be there a-r
iiiI. Il Aterjaen. Washington: ~ irs se;,
o; Olympia. Washington; Waite. Of Colf4x.
" Washington. Drain. q Spokane, Wash
.ngiou Hewitt. Ho~e and Stzvcr. os Port
lsnfs Ss4Fs. q Albany
TEE Jcars.ai has b-eu copying wi,sy say
s1Es FROM the sto-l& Ts1iSe; c-cis,iar
them 10 thA; paper A. oTi .If-ai sc nos
and soale * them are taken by the Radr~,
from oibeE papers ~ltbout credit. We
sps1pgiEs 10 our re4sl%.s ioE imposing upon
taea Salem l1ara4i.
4 warrant das ba,ea i&.a~d sor the Rr-
ret ei Judge Mayer. Of Nc Miusi le. fos
killing Lhines~ pheasanis ! lie case vail b.
ho'iy push~3 uTnn Judge NAseTs arrest. lie
being At the oo4st when the zarau; va.
made cut. Hr Mage's is a brother ot Mr.
:. ; Ia0r pssrn - this c.ty. aud Is oue of
The life e fisherman on the Columbia
IS 4 peculiar one i; Is foar CT a.e months
NcEk aHd seven OF eight usonths ~lihoai
soTk. Daring four months a good fisher
tnaa can make enough so ias; him a rear
I'd; - generally wastes Il. There Is one
Eh0 docs nv;. ole TobIessn. well known
IN Albany - sosne ihroash Stanford CHi-
TeTsity on Ssh tsVnsy.
Tuesday we ~e-e sho~n a specimen Of
~hea; by Mr. y Il. pre;;ymen. taken from
toe hrld a Nr Charles GiAss, nezr ih.s
cl'y, 'h4, sarPAssss anything we have eves
seeu. The variety Of wheat IL what u
known a. "N bite Mediterranean" or
Ninety bay wheat. and tie product Ct
one grain only. 81 stalks. The beads a.
nsar a. - ooaid Judge woaId average 5
inches ia length. and from so Il - grains
10 the head Nearly every mech Contain d
four grains. .--Seio Press. Mr.. Prsttym.n
received s centennial medal for this same
variety u wheat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

WILL MorNT JEFFERsoS.-A party left
the city today for Mount jefferson, with
the intention OF ascending the hoary-
headed giant to the extreme summit,
which has only been reached heretofore
by two persons, Ray Farmer and +. C.
Cross. The party is composed of F. l..
Bernardo. Chas. Van Avery. G. 4. Laug-
head and John Raber. They left by the
2 20 train for Oregon City. From there
tsins for a hunting and fishing trip, and
will wind up their outing by going to the
extreme summit OF Mt. Jefferson, a.
stated above. Look out for hunting
stories when they come. We expect a
generous slice of bear.-Post.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

Nor PAID YEr.-It is generally sup
posed that the Railroad Commissioners
have been paid, but the following from
the Post shows that they have not been,
and are not liable 10 be for a few days:
Mr.. kincaid has had 10 draw those
railroad commissioners warrants after
all. He buited his head against an en-
CINE and got knocked of the track. He
was in a pretty good cause, hut went at
it wrong. He should have elected some
state legislators with sense.-Albany
Democrat. Brother Nn;ting Is in error
when he SAYS Mr.. kincaid had TO draw
the warrants for the salaries OF the rail-
road commissioners. tie has not drawn
the warrants yet, and will probably get
a new hearing OF the case. II be succeeds
in getting a new hearing he NAV yet
knock out the commission, and save not
only the paper in the warrants. but also
the neat sum OF $4,000 per aunum for
the people OF the state. Secretary X kip-
caid is no; knocked of the track by a
long, long shot. He is on the track. his
trolley on the copper wire. aud he is
eoralng de- n the grade urAsr perfect
control.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

1t is said Rev. Read, the Portland
bank robbe,, passes away the time at the
Salem asylum by playing billiards and
altening the dances given by the in
mates.-Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

ANOTHER CIRcrs hiss gotten as far as
Eugene. Posters are up as follows:
Zoo ZOO hipprodrome. Robinson &
Humphreys Great Show. American
Poreupine. The only specimen OF the
animal on exhibition. Captured after a
terrible conflict in which three valuable
dogs were lost and two man badly in
jnred. Wild cat. This celebrated ami
NAL, a rare specie, was captured in the
wilds of Eugene. Sometimes this ami
NAL is violent and can only be controlled
by liberal supply of milk and meat
Great attractions. Funny clowns. In
dia rubber men. II. C. II. in Boomers.
People OF nations. Celebrated COW from
island of Jersey. Fancy bicycle riding
by young lady. Admission, 2 cents,
loges, cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

The MCCONNELL. FARM SoLp.-The
farms of Reason Mcconnell were sold at
Masters sale to day bs Wallace MeGamant,
of Portland, TO the plaintiff. the Oregon
Mortgage Company for the amonn of the
Judgment and costs, S9,26l.7. The farms
consist OF about $40 acres OF iiae land
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

REv. FULLER HELp.-Upon examina-
ton yesterday before L. 5. Commissioner
Sladen, OF Portland, Rev. h. F. Fuller, of
this city, was held on the charge OF send
ing obscene letters through the mails TO
Mrs. Matte Chambers, of Centralia,
Wash. Mrs. Chambers, could not be
found and did not appear against the de-
fendant, VIM. 5. Hale and wife were the
only witnesses. They now reside in
Redding, Cal., and Mrs. Chambers is
said TO be some where in California.
Hale swore to opening the letters. sup
posed to be from Rev. Fuller, by request
OF Mrs. Chambers. but they had no sig
natures. Mrs. Hale swore to having been
sent for by Rev. Fuller and meeting him
in Portland, claims he admitted writing
an eye-opener to MIR. Hale. and that he
wanted her to prosecute Mrs. Chambers
and her husband, claiming they were in
innate, but she refused to do it. The
defense did not introduce any evidence.
The defendants bonds were placed a,
$500 which were furnished 1t is very
doubtful if there will be sufficient evi-
, dence TO convict according to the facts
given in the Oregonian. Rev. Fuller
claims the business is q matchmaking
! scheme.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
PRICE OF WHEAT AND FLOUR

The Red Crown Mills are now in the
hands of among the most responsible
men in the valley, each OF whom is per
sonally responsible for all the liabilities
incurred in iuying wheat and running
the mill. The Albany Farmers Co. is
probably the most responsible warehouse
company in Western Oregon absolutely
safe. So that when AZ cents is paid for
wheat in Albany where only A and ~ is
paid in Salem it may be put down as q
business proposition and not wild cat
affair. We make these statements pre-
vious to giving the following from the
Salem journal. rather striking remarks
on the wheat and -four subject:
when you are talking about ALBANY
mills paying more for wheat than Salem.
why don't you tell about their managers
stealing $4,000 bushels OF the farmers
wheat and being under indictment for
larceny from warehouses?'
The journal admits that this has some
bearing on the subject OF local wheat
market, aud it ought TO be considered
that the Salem mills are not managed in
that way. That is quite important. A
we'll informed Salem buyer expressed
some rather interesting ideas about wheat
prices and milling prospects. He said
IN place of combination To raise the
price of wheat there seould be combin-
alton to raise the pric. of -four To raise
the price of wheat meant ruin 10 the
mills. The policy of the Portland Mill
ing company is to keep the price OF flour
down, 50 as TO pay as little as possible for
wheat. This was great istake. The
400, 900 people OF Oregon could better at
ford TO pay dollar a sack for flour, he
said. than 10 get it at a price that ruined
both the millers and left the farmers
nothing At 46 cents for wheat and five
bushels of wheat to the barrel. the cost
OF the raw material is $3.50. The -four
sacks cost Is cents barrel; freight and
drayage l5eeuts. That is $3.50 net. The
mill iced sacked is worth to the mill 50
cents. Flour now sells at $3.50 outside
price. That is So Tor the manufactured
product that costs SEQ. Out of the 40
cents gross profit TO the miller there
must be taken the screening, discount of
, per cenS off for cash, losses from bad
debts, clerk hire, and other expense. II
will be seen that the miller has but little
LETT. The Albany, Silverton and other
mills that have bid high for wheat and
cut the price on -four have nearly all
failed The price of flour must 60 up or
the present prices cannot lie raised on
wheat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

Drrn.-J. T. Eveson died at $40
o'clock this morning, =; she residence oi
his daughter. Mrs J. !. APPRECIATE E
miles north west OF Albany in Benton
Go. The deceased vas born in England
May 10. 1870. He was one OF the veier-
aus in tiae late war, being corporal in
Regiment Isl y. \. Volunteers. and was
member Of the q. 4. X. Funeral ser
viccs will be held nj the residence a, 10
O'Clock 2. m. on l5th day oi Aug after
which the remains will be buried in the
C3ty Cemetery Of this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

BRADY 500 MLEs Await the ex-
animation OF Brady. the supposed high
wayman and murderer. no one has idcu-
titled him as one OF the robbers Of the
passenger train near Marysyiiie. in Cal
iiornia, at the time q sheriff Was killed.
Speaking OF Brady reminds us oi . little
hunting that was done for him in Doug
las county. The story goes that when
Tommy Waite was trackWalker between
Oakland and Yoncalla hc had suspicious
that Brady WAS in that neighhorhood.
He conflded his suspicious 10 Bruso. OF
Oakland. who straightwiih provided
himself with a Winchester rifle and sailed
out single handed, on dark and rainy
night, Tor Rice Hill and Brady. He pa
tiently waited, but did not wait long be-
fore he drew bead on t~o men who
were approaching and told them to hold
up their hands. Up they went, and
| they staid up until Tommy came alorg
and relieved the painfulness of the situa-
tion by deciding that neither OF them was
Brady. Brady was 500 miles away
Plaindealer.
WHAT Rustic DoEs.-T. Il. Kay, who
returned from the East on Saturday,
| where he has been in the interests Of the
Thos. KY Woolen Mills, oi Salem, was
| in the city the first OF the week. He was
Iselling the product of the mill to eastern
| jobbers and met with great success, ee-
curing enough orders to keep the mill
running to it's night and-,lay capacity
, until next season. Oregon woollen goods
have great reputation in the east, and
| it Is an easy matter to undersell eastern
manufacturers when it comes to quality.
l-McMinnyilie r. r.
4 FAST BIG MAN-G. s. Wright is
probably the fastest large bicycle rider
in the United States. Fifteen months
| ago he started in 10 ride wheel, weigh
ing 258 pounds. BY careful training ard
good rubbing at the hands OF DELI Martin
he has reduced his weight to 20o pounds
and is now in the pink OF condition and
has at no time been overturned. From
. mile in about 10 minutes, he has slow
| ly increased his speed, passing all the
other fast riders OF the city, until lac il
now able to work off mile in 2:20 and
a halfin l :0i. His chest measurement
is Al inches with an expansion OF nearly
7 inches; waist, 35 inchesi hips, AZ in
ches; thigh, a inches; calf Of leg, II
inches; height, s it. 2la in. The vince
upon which he accomplishes this fast
time is Gendron road wheel, handled
by X. NJ. Wade & Co., OF this city, ane
made upon specifications furnished by
Mr.. Wright, t,-McMinnville t. II.
1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

Loss ADJusrfp.-Thel loss on my furn-
iture and wearing apparel caused by fire
on the l4th inst, was adjusted and set
tied today by the Imperial Insurance
company, @. G. Burkhart agent. The
amount allowed was $40, which is EN-
tirely satisfactory.
Mrs. RKREocA VIEREcK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
A BIRTHDAY FABTY.

One OF the plessaUiesi social events oi
the season Vas the gathering on Aug. Il.
at The home oi Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Parrish, ot the many friends OF their
daughter Miss Marie Parrish in honor OF
her birthday. The young lady received
her friends very cordially and all were
made 10 feel 81 home. The afternoon
Vas spent in pleasant conversation and
vocal numbers, after which an elegant
lunch vas spread. 20 which the guests
did full justice Niiss Marie was the
grateful reeipsen; OF many beautiful and
valuable presents. Those Nho euiovei
the hcsssass' hospitality were a. follows
Mrs. Mcclure. ot Salem, Mrs. Triies and
Miss Finger OF Portland, Miss Ellis. Miss
Vance. Mrs. Wilis, Miss DAVIS. Miss
Eta DAVIS, Messrz DR.. Ellis. J. II.
keencv. II. shannon, T. Chambers.
7. " a;ssoE. J. Morgan. Al O'Clock the
friends dispersed each wishing Miss
Parrish many happy returns Of the iay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

A Bro RALLY The b. Y. r. IT, of the
Central Association will hold rally at the
Baptist church in this city Sunday, Sept.
Is. State Missionary Parker and d. Y. r.
q state President Coshow will be in at
tendance. An interesting program is un-
der preparation and will be announced lat
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

u. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Geld Medal MIdwntsr Pair. Sea f.saeisec.i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

The best roAat coiIea IN the etl ~,
Aeyers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
Mexican
Mustang
L1ni1nent

lot
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
IHfiammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness s Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lurnbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
ali Sheep Ailments,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Laiest Govt Report
RH!alI! q! Rsxdss'! RRaktdRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SOCIAL AND Personal

Ex-postal inspector Seabolt was in the
city yesterday.
Justice Freerksen returned this noon
from an outing at Newport.
Tip Humprey and family of the Jeffer-
son Review, went to Yaquina Bay this
noon.
Mrs. Belle Syfers and children, of Al
bany. are guests Of DIR. Smith and wife
Jefferson Review.
F.M French returned tlis noon from
the Bay. Two big ear load from valley
towns were ON hoard the train.
A letter from Minnesota tells the Man
about Town that he has become an un-
Gle and has niece, his first experience
as such.
Mrs Geo. W. Wright and children. Of
Albany, are visiting Mrs. Wrights par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. q. G. Cooley this
week.-Brownsvilie Times.
Mr.. ex-State Printer F. G. Baker will
IN about month move his family to
Portland to live. He has large ranch
near Salem whieh-he has named Capitol
Fiew.-Salem Journal.
Mrs. Nellie III. Lambson, state COM
mander OF the Ladies of the MAcca bees,
has been in Ashland this week endeayor-
ing to organize a branch here. Her
home is in Albany. Ashland Tidings.
Mrs. NJ. L. Doris left Friday for De-
irolt, Benton county, where che will
visit relative. for frw wiavs.-independ-
ence Enterprise. In Linn county rather,
where the Misses Doris, Of this city, are
also stopping.
". II. Holmes. the we'll known attor-
ney and Rober, Ausplund, a barber. OF
Salem. IN response TO dispatches went to
Portland on the same train 10 attend
their brothers, victims OF yesterdays
tragedy. 1t is now reported that Aus
plund will probably die.
A. II. Hammer, OF the L. Z. Blain
Clothing Company OF Albany, and Isis
aife. Mrs. Kate Medley and Z. L. Dim
mick OF Oakland, are in the city today.
Th.xcame over by team on pleasure
Trip and 10 view our city aud chat With
our citizens on topics Of general interest.
PIaindealer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

o.. Prsse's Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Hseness Award.
The herald., 1895-02-19
MONEY, STOCKS and BONDS
The County Treasurer Reducing
the Public Debt
HIS NOTICE TO BONDHOL DERS
Share Speculation Depressed by Silver
Agitation in the Senate
HIS NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS
British Gold Bugs Do Not Like the Blaster OF
the Free Silver Advocates in
America
Los ANGELES, Feb. is.

Los ANGELES. Feb. IS.
The bond call recently made by The County
Treasurer is for the following denominations;
Lo; Angeles county funded debt, issue OF
18 V, Nos l5 and IT, $1,000 each, bearing
Ter cent.
Los Angeles county funded debt issue of
1884, Nos Is to II inclusive 500 each,
bearing per cent interest
Los Angeles county funded debt. issue of
1895, Nos rs to los inclusive, $1,000 each,
bearing Az per cent interest.
Los Angeles bonded debt issue OF 1887 court
house and Jail, Nos 26 TO "a inclusive S 900
each, bearing q , per cent interest
Los Angeles county bonded debt, issue of
1890 court house and jail, Nos. to IA inclus-
i've, $1,000 EACH bearing per cent interest.
The call is for total OF 1913, 600. and interest
will cease on all bonds call d for that are not
presented for redemption within 40 days from
January % last.
The REDEEM ption OF hese bonds will save the
county neat little sum in interest, as all the
different issues were for a period OF twenty
The herald., 1895-02-19
8 were firm: fresh. 25M26
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices and Produce Hove-
Hicnts

Call Board Priccs-drain and Produce rove-
ncnts
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. lS.-Wheat-Easy;
Decent er, 9aalc; May, o9a4c
Barley inactive; May, 10; December, 742sc
Corn-&l.+2ia
Bran xi3.S0
Flour Family extras 1913 13 IS; bakers
extras, 3.15 13 2o superhne, Sl.1DG2 40.
Wheat he week does not open on brisk
market. No. i shipping, sl4, with the Gus
tomary advance for more choice qualities
Milling, Shl4n90c; Walla Walla, Toe for fair
average quality; J7la ~eOc for blue stem and
67l5c for damp stock
Barley-The demand is quite slim, and the
situation is against sci ers. Spot offerings are
not large, but IL is unders ood that there Is con
siderable stock in enouse which in time
Will be delivered Gail Board contracts.
Feed, lair 10 good. ~ aG75c; choice, 1896
brewing, S5n90c.
Oats-Buyers are few and their wants are
rot of proportion to cause any very active or
general movement al present. stocks oil hand
are ample. Quotations are as follows:
Milling. = ,02la oi 10; surprise, III. n50l. 10:
fancy feed ~ 90 nj ,05; good to choice, 95c 9
$l.00: fair to good, 30 Dt5c: poor to fair 81 .
aS7l5c; black, Sl.l1D! 80; red, $Lo5@i. lie;
HJlxtc 0-iL