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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16
Civilization % Storbeo.

@upernbr @tarf al Mrfanias os Sc
sislaturntanben Sones mpbtes I @leaz
fans Sotel, 9itt1e @od, ben 7be aprtl
rg bebanblebe boeranbre fpm ben a111ez
rifanlte @ipiliiatiun og Storbeo beoer.
Gerf bar bet libt &ieftbrus, % lao
ippttebe So Grellence ben pile 2obsiper
/ glniistet. 9opstberen sjensieloebe
@ompfimentet os ippttebe @reaencen
4nfietet. Sc bombarberebe bperanb7
req MnIister meb bgifu1tiueret @alipaz
tion til EFT Snolebnins, os efterpaa
brug @uperupren fit Sfepolper. gfu
Tom flere Mrtanias @oloner os 1a9oe
fla iutellen1. &epolperen blep ta9et
IRA ben ralenbe Grellence, os iiben bleu
ban arreiteret. @t itulbe iise, at bet
Ct @entlemanb ber 2anbet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16
MeDaftprer1e og Sernba1terne,

The executive Com. of theState
Editorial association bapbe Mpoe I
@inior @ptel, ct. Saul, forleben. st
af be brenbenbe @pprssmaal par ben
aarlise l1bFust, iom iaar anta9es at
futile bli til Oe1otuitone &arf.
ubfisten til at faa sjpre EFT iaaoa''
lbfust ital imtblertto bero paa &f@
sisrellen al pisie 5orilas 2esislat'1z
rem pebrprenbe Sernbanerne. 9pts
l1bfalbet af bisie bltr efter &ompanier<
nes gnite, ital @ebattbrerne faa fine
fmaa 9jerters 9nits tilfrebsfiqet. Sc
ltal faa fri STUBS os fri 6orpleintn9
rnber fit l1bf(ust. &ebaftbrerne bar
itte liben Snbflpbelie ! ben nuperenoe
Sesiion, os be bar ta9et EFT meset be-
itemt Splbnins mob 9eebiettel1e al
6raettarter % andre Gori1ag. iom a''z
fees 1tabelise for Sernbanert1e. Sen
aneritanite Hresle ljgser lapt.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16
S5orftel paa Sou.

6. .. @albers triber "Goltetibens
be-:
Mrbeibsfolt er interesieret l1bpibel=
ien af @esjeriusens Duertaselie al
uffentlist Nrbeibe. metebs e. @e<
eierinsens Mrbeioere bebre betalt e,'o
Nrbetbere er, ber arbeiber for prtbate
aapitaliiter: 8ratmenbene paa Netu
gort 8rooflpu 8roen faar "a Dollars
pr. Neaaneb os 2 l1niformer frit bpert
Nar, Mrbeibstiben er 8 Elmer bo9lig.
Gbe @rootlpn elepateb @oab (prioat
Rorporation) beta1er fine 8refmenb
$37.5 pr. Maaneb. 10 1imers Gr=
beibe, % be foritaffer fine esne l1nifor<
mer. Sor set siamme Grbeibe bar
altiaa Sc pffentlise Nrbeibere bet bob
bette % mere. 80 bog pil ben itatfsls
unberfuebeM Mrbeibsi ilaue pebblipe at faite
fin @temme imOo 5olfepartiet, buffet
er orsaniieret ! BET Diemeb at abpibe
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16

One of the most cunning, crafty
unscrupulous, political schemers
in Minnesota edits the Fergus
Falls Journal. .....s
He is always meddling with
something. His forte is in the
camp of the opposition.
Last year he manipulated the
populist convention here SO sue
cessfully that he almost swamped
the party. .,.. ~"
He is now scheming how to re-
tain republican control of this con,
gressional district,and at the same
time breed jealousy and strife
in the populist state politics. 10
that end he is now booming Hal
dor E. Boen for the populist gu
bernatorial nomination in 1896.
RoDHuGGEREN takes the liberty
to suggest to Bro. Adams that the
peoples party will in 1896 decide
for itself whom to nominate for
the different offices, and that he
can hereafter consider himself as
relieved of his self imposed task
of manipulating populist politics
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16
&rigsrnmnlele,t.

- .-
. @tocfbolu1, 6te &pril. Ser ct goh
@runb til at befrbste, at ct aabenf
@rub meb Norse os beraf fdsenbe
Sienbtlisbeber er narforeitaaenbe.
Sra &riittania mebbeles 8be Ipril;
Tinantsubpalset bar forelast @tortb'1z
get fit Dper1las oper Sinantslopen, oe
abftilise Sumter paa 5inantsfopfor=
ilaset bar sipet nDt 2ip til &rissrps=
terne. Ser er iaale6es en- 8epiQing al
4 M&iaioner @roner til 8epiIinser til
Snbtipb af &rissammunitiun Os It'll ubs
bebrins af Epnsberss Befefninser.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16

@Ditemet for @eejeriusens &ontrol at
alt offentli9t &rbeibe.
Sorunberlist at 5olt lite fan ie beres
esen Gor6el, os i1er naar Soroelen ct
laa let at ie. Sen rise DANES Stieoez
bunbe er bebre ftllet en6 BET fatttse Mrs
beibsfolf.
6ar bin @temu1e sjort oisie I'll
itanbe n,ulise?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16
9erl ,,pe "Wtesfiab" bentt.

Sacob @6tpeinf1rtb, ben nDe 9fesz
5iab al @odforb, erbgmt til at betale
$4,000 for at: ia ftaat / ct altf0r
"aanbe1ist" Gorbolb til Mfrs. eauoreD'
Set iiaes, at Mesfias'en lite ifal bore
1aa ria paa gerbens @obs, at ban tan
betale Wer. George @aubreD ben topu1te
@tabeseritatnins for at fla berpbet ban1
ban 6ultrus &ierlisbeb. Saa Ct pel
% Iaa ben Sellisbeben ube. ...
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16
Sete ,lll iiffert. beber bet fra $50

Setter mi fittert, beoer bet fra Bas la'1 Z,
i6inston, at fere Nteblemmer af @egies.
rinsen bill tase Del | &en om &ensI
aeipprsmaalet. De aster at bra9e til
forifieuise Dele af 2anbet % tale paa.
Golfempber, % glepelanb ielp bar faatI
SnbbDbelie al 5orretninss ssmanbene4 4 !
Chicago til at fontnre nteb bib % taless
@esierinsens 5e1ttos ita1 fpres mob mob
fri gMombntnins.
~85bfertn" iom i sSnlen forsbebe
set afFpelige Nlprb paa en- 4i9e ] Dusi
eQnerl al &riitiania e. af Qagrettelfs
.bpmt til Strafarbeibe paa 21pstio:!
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16
futskje1lige Ayheder,

"co1Ns Financial Shool' sent
postpaid for 25 cents. Citizens
News Stand, Alexsandrta, Mimi,
6enrit Sbiem ieirebe fin @eburts>
bag ben Sobe Mars.
5000 Sfrebbere er paa @tretf
Cincinnati ps pmlissenbe 8Der.
@biifp SruFens Hreibent, @resn>
but, bar faat EFT Gag paa s&atten for at
ia itiaalet IA Mfillioner 9alers.
GnFemnig &onttte @apport til
Mi6. 2eeis1atur foreFaar, at &pinz
bens @temmeret forelesses til Solfez
lafitemnins.
'9en oanife 8ioneer" trpr, at
Song Oscar pil tillabe Noromenbene
at baue esen &onlul georbpolen, bpis
gtanlen finber ben.
Sf6Ise "gentral giti5en" aster 6.
s. 8urfe al Gleranbria at flptte til ct.
Saul os saa / Nortbern Raciftc 8as
mems Ejenefe.
5 8Ine Ganon Mfinen, @ai6insz
ton, fprefalot en- @tsploion forrise
l1se, bporpeb oper 20 @erioner miitebe
9ipet. Sen ameritanite Stisbes1psz
FEB Ct aletebsnerpereube.
Mormonernei &anias @itD bar
Iemsere 9ib pentet paa 8ubitab fra
Simlen, ont boent BET fulbe uelses til
Npofel. Sntet 8ub TOM unber iibfe
@onferenie beller, us be maa sreie fig
uben Ipofel en- Eib lan9er.
Ser er tale ont, faa utro1ist bet lD'
ber, at 9ienpalse @roper @lepelanb for
treble Gang. San bsr ba itilles ober
@axtierne beber bet os sienpe1ses iem
uafbansis &anbibat af 5orretninss>
menbene. Sans @alsprosram ital
bore "9obe @en8e".
Gn 4=etases 8rid6penins @bee>
Ting, @ireinia, itprtebe iammen ben
ODE Mpri1 os 1los ibie1 6 MenneFer.
@n ng 5ruet at bet aneritanite &one
trahiDfem. 8}et iom bet er, tprter
8psninser iammen ber i 2anbet. Sc
bebite un6er Solen, ttaturlt9pis, iaapel
Iom oft anbet amerifanf.
"Sbe 9onbpn @lpbe" tlaser ouer,
at en9elite 9umsretter life er iaa frt<
bebselFenbe, ion, Mmeritas Supreme
Court. Dette Nnlebning al Sntn9ts<
itattens 1ilintet9ibrelie. Sc en9elife
S9etter ct nen1lis life iaa ntebgiBrltge
for be rtse, at Mi1iunererne fritages
for Sfat. Set er fun anterifanife
0Retter, 1om er iaa "friiinbebe"!
Sen ftneiifte &eiier ital eubuu itte
pibe, bpilte geeberlag bans Nrme %
5laabe bar libt. Sn8en tan tale til
ban1, uben ban liseer paa Mapen meo
@anben @ulpet. % ben, ION brinser
en- baarlig l1nberretn,nS, miiter fit 9os
peb. Derfor tgr insen fOrta1e BAN
ben rene sanbbeb. ge bet tan man iise
er @tOrbeb, iOm bar palet iis. 9et er
tiuefit.
Miis Dan sbarp af annias Gitp
lsifte6e iis nOsle Dase iiben meb en-
&ineier. Sun bar 2erer i en- epns
lbaesitole, Og Tang Sing bar en- af ben.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16
Sra &egtSlatnre1t.

@enatet forfaitebe Gorla9et om, at
garebus @ummislerer if11lbe pelses
af Soltet. 9pab pil 5o1tet .iise ON
bet? 9iselebes forfaitebes E6ebens
5ori1as ONT Dpbepelie af ben faafalbte
Mntiz@calpers SOB, @n ansen @eler
for sernbanerne. @n treble @eier for
Sernbanerne bar 6orfaite1ien af Sors
faget pm the equitable distribution
Of the gross earnings TAX
S QUIET bleD 5Orilaset ON at beitat<
te MsinepropertD forfaftet. Sc rtse
@odfeller bar bolbt en- 2obbD belle
Winteren for at mobarbeibe bette Gorz
flag, % bet lptfebes benz.
* v
Senator &eller i1trobucebe en- 8in
til 5oranertns af 2open al 1898 om
legal Newspapers. Senatoren talte
parnt / Gappr af Be Fanbinapiife os
tDlte 8labe pg mente, at eisie burbe
bore berettiset ttllegalpublications IL
selaapel ion. 8labe trDtte / bet enselz
tie Spros. 8t1eu blep efter ett itarp
Debat benpiit til &umiteen.
@enatet pasierebe ct Inbrasenbe til
&onsresien ont 8epilgnins til Scribe
bring af @anopeien til @piten.
Mr. Sobns Maserbill er pebtaset i
6uiet meb enbel Mmenbments. Sen
borttaser ben 1usielbenbe 8eitenmelie,
at &apitalen ital bore forbrubt, boor
ber er taset Maser % iite6et er lat en
9e}tenmelIe, om at &senten el1er ben,
iom ubferbiser Noten til bBiere @enter
enb lopbef falet, ,ital saa Sansiel. @iz
gen mebbeler %, at &opuliiterne fores
trat Maeerlouen iom ben nu er % po<
terebe enfemmi8t mob 8illen, bpilfet
be biitnot siorbe Stet !. Gorreiten er
ben Iaalebes ubferbi9et, at ben 9iper
en- rig MnGebnins for Mbpotateraes Gor@
toltninsstunf. Ser blir @ab for
Mpns.
Senator Cole fra Otter Eail femte
tu1pb 8illen, ON at Sernbane &ommis>
iererne fulbe pelses al Solicit.
Dette bar en- @eform, iom Soltet ett>
ftemmist frepebe. @i pentebe 10 lite
noset af Cole ! @etnins af Sfeform,
men ba ri iaa ban ftob paa Golfets Stz
be i Spbrsmaalet unt 8eitatning af
s3ernbanelanb, bespnbte pi at tro, at
ban n1aa1te bilbe saa lanSere paa &ez
formernes9et, men bet bar besperre lite
iaa bel. 3an pil itte, at Sernbanefon,s
mtsfionen Fal bore ct Gpltets @ebitab,
mett at ben ital pebbli at bore iom ben
er: en- Garce til tnsen @erbiens gebtte
for 5oltet. Gple er &epublifaner %
ii peb, at bette @arti life saar lensere
paa @eformernes @ei, enb BET abiolnt
e npbt I'll. SO iaa er 1in8en ben, at
J en- geuator e. palgt paa 4 Var, % Be
flefte af BEN trnter lite paa at fon.ne
SCI mere % sigr berfor iaa ,l,eset VI
al Stillineen ion. mulist. Gofe ftemtle
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-16

oalaa mob fin .esen 8ia, fom forlanser,
at enoel af the gross Earning tax
ital aaa til @oab os 8ribse Sunos !
be forfjellise Counties. antaselts p'l
ban tase ben op isien.
n.
S6urmeiers Bill, ,1om saar uo paa at
opbepe @ontraftipmefet tor Sanserae
@tatsfensTet,er pe6taset os saar t1l@l17
oernsreu forllnberitrift. 8ebanoltn
ai gillen omBeitatnins OfWtineprOpertD
talte bet itore po1jtiite 2ps, SenrD 5e's'
meb itore Orb inlob @odfeQerne o9 forz
talte, at be bat bolot en- 2obbn berneoe
/ bele @inter. 9an sap benz oroentlts
paa 9utfelen. 9ette par paa 5ormto>
bag. Om @ftermiboasen, ba @asen
font til Mfitemmins, itemte ban TOR =
9}odienerne, om man ifal tro "Nftnnea<
polis Gimes" &apport om @temmestos
ninsen. Ser bar bet itore Orb os feot
5lef.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-19

II is often matter Of curiosity with
the observer of feminine ways to know
why women should wear so many orna-
ments while on the street, says the New
York Recorder. To see delicate little
woman, whose waist is surrounded by
an enormous belt, from which depend a
number Of small bottles Of glass and
silver, watch charms, bangles and heay-
en- knows what besides, is enough to
create wonder in the mind Of the unini-
tiated. The habit is looked upon as
fad. Probably it is, but an English
writer says it Is something more. This
learned Britisher asserts that the Amer
lean girl carries in the little bottles
which dangle from her belt a lot of qui-
nine pills. When she grows weary from
the exertions Of a shopping tour she
takes two pills; If chilly, one pill; when
hungry, which Is often the case, down
80 two pills; II she gets her feet wet
she swallows an antidote in the shape
Of ten pills. This is one Of those things
which may be described as interesting
II true.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-19

Now ] wantto give you 6 point" {"
said the doctor, as be prspassd 10 5sh
with bis lancet. Haston IysEslisF,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-19


Carpets, carpets, carpets. Mating.
mating, mating. Buy OF the Albany
Furniture Co Baltimore Block. Al.
hany, Oregon.
Hats, hats, hats, when in need Of a
hat tiul'l fail to loik nj those H. the
Racket siore. slrsw hats 81. zoe, and
l5e Wonl hair soc, 4sc. and soc.
tnwbUy hats t1e aud 81 81. Fir hats
81, Sl.25 nnd first grade $l75 New
rllullies, tine figured lawn aud dress
Yelling at prices away l,eluw @mp,ti-
ion. Great bargains in white dress
,'ods from5c up, Outing flannel, 70
sds. for 81. Babys' lace caps zoe, 25o.
md S5 cents.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-19

Notice Is hereby given to all whom 4,
liay concern, that by an order of the
'ounty Court for Linn County, State OF
'regon, the undersigned has been duty ar
united and Us now the duly qualified anil
citing Executrix Of the lust will and
estameut of Eugene H. Ulm, deceaset
N parties indebted to said estate are re.
nested to make immediate payment to
he undersigned, and all parties having
laims against the estate are hereby ne
uire'l to presen, the same properly veri-
led, within six months from the 9Th day Of
aril 1895, the first publication Of this
nIice, TO the undersigned at the Office ui
iam'l NJ. Garland, Lebanon, ore
l.. j. ULN,
x. of the last will and testament Of
Eugene II. Ulm, deceased,
SAN'L NJ, OAKLAND,
Atty. for Execuuix.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-19

A little girl but four years old was OBJ
served to be very deyout in church and
to be very eager not to miss attending
the services. What do you do, when
you are there, Roster asked a lady
friend, lyon cannot read and you must
get very tired Of such long services?"
The little one shook her head gravely.
II amnever tired, " she said, u have 80
much to say to God" "ghat do you
say, do tell me" persisted the lady,
The child climbed on her knee, and
whispered with all her soul in her
eyes; u cannot 60 TO church too often
to thank God--I was not born boy"
Big imperial Eaters.
The car is described as the largest
eater among crowned heads and the
kaiser comes next. The latter Is stated
to have mania for eating at extraor-
stinsry times, and, although dining
copiously before going Il the tsIeater,
he generally insists on the dispatch
iron the imperial kitchens OF fully
prepared supper. which he devours in
one Of the private rooms Of the theater
between the acts.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-19
LIVING OCEAN LANTERNS.
How the Deep Rea Is Lighted by It's
Rinny Inhabitants.

Away down in the dark depths OF
the ocean there are living lanterns that
are borne about to light up the dark
ness, A queer fish, called the ''mid-
shipmite. " carries the brightest and
most striking of all these sea torches.
Along its back, under it, and at the
base ofits fins there are small disks that
glow with phosphoresc ent Light like
rows Of shining buttons on the young
middy's uniform In this way it gets
its name .'midshipmite," by which
young sailors in the navy are often
called.
These disks, says the New York
Press, are exactly like small bull's-eye
lanterns, withregular lensesand reiiec-
tors. The lenses gather the rays and
the reiectors throw them out again.
There isa layer Of phOsphorescent cells
between the two, and the entire effect
is as perfect as if made by some skill
fnl optician.
The fish is so constructed that when
it is frightened by some devouring sea
monster ii can close its lenses and hide
itself in the darkness. Itcan tnrn its
lantern off and on at viii, and then It
is always filled and ready when
wanted.
Another marine animal has lumin-
Gus bulb that hangs from its chin
and thus throws the light before
it to warn it of the approach Of
enemies. Still another upholds big
light from the extremity Of the dorsal
fin. Others again have constant sup
plies Of a luminous oil that runs down
their sides from the fins, making o
bright and constant light all around.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-19

A murdered Hungarian was buried
near Corinth, KY, recently. When
diving candle was placed in his hand
and held there by his brother until the
last moment. In the coffin were placed
q towel, soap. comb, needle and
thread. He was dressed In anew suit
of clothes and white hatplaced on his
head. A piece Of money was thrown
into the grave % buy ths ground ssn@
ths esl o1e.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-19
ABE TIT ! BUNTER
A Negro Whose Head wns Hard
or Than Grindstone.
He Is Century Old Eet Continues to
utslise Ms stwdy Skull rs n batter
Inc ssam-A Review OF Ills


hmaT y an open question, writes a
NslllieaaStewn correspondent Of The Bosr
ter lsebe. whois the oest,!s !snown man
intas vicifssty, President lri.nlstin Gar
teri Ni'-sasis college or Abr.sm Par
soiis. better Known es Abe the Bunter,'
Certain It IS that Abe IS known to
tAousnuus and tnat his fame IS fuily
earned u was no scratch mt Or lucky
bunt that gave Abe q place IN the inches
OF fame. The Lord was kino TO Aoe IN
giving him an unusually thick skull and
horn n5ous an inch long on the frontal
bone, but ne has developed the talent
given him and has made the most OF
his opportunities.
Aue the banter IS an exces',ing giy Jolly
cid negro, ssilo llves N tne part OF TINS
town kioNsn,as White Oaks. and claims
taat he Was lo4 years Old last 4th OF
July.
Ihe stpry OF the Old negro runs IKE
TINS NJ htse recollections wers those
u 2 plcAaninny On pi-neaslon IN II
south SaEaslna- nus MASTER ; name was
was IA wears old. as he thinks.
Tn IL t.,e time,of his sale ns 4 slave
from the auction block. together with
his mother and three sisters. his most
vivid recollsctions are of trials of bunt-
ina with q young ram. The ram would
AXE position. lower his head, and
with a burst Of snced start for Abe.
who always met the ram half way, the
two heads coming together with great
force, but tie ram, as Abe tells it, was
ALWAYS beaten.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-19

An illuminated cat is among the
cnriOsities Of the patent Office at wash
mgton' D. G. 1t is made of pasteboard
or tin painted over with phosphorus.
and Is intended to frighten away .irats
and mice and such small deer'' in the
darkness Of cellars and garrets.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-13
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade Fairly Good-Apricots and Cher
ries Not Very Plentiful.

SACRAMENTO, June 18th.
Trade was fairly good IN local market cir
cles to-day. The Cherry season is fast nearing
the close in this section and prices firm. APP
ricots are also scarce, with little prospect of
anything but a moderate supply in future.
In consequence a choice article commands
good figure. Peaches are IN fair supply, and
prices tend downward. Green Corn is more
plentiful lower quotations being noted. ia
other lines of Vegetables there are no changes.
fonow1ng are the retail prices for the yarl-
Gus articles mentioned:
FRUIT-Pineapples. soc each: Bananas, 2oc
oozen; LINES. loc dozen; Lemons. COM
mon, 1oe; select, soc p dozen: Navel oranges,
SO@6Oc as TO size Riverside Seeding loo
oOc; StrawoerFleS, lbs for 25c. Cherries,
Dlack, LOG y 70; Royal AIMS, 90e p box; Goose
berries, DC = n; Raspberries, g baskets
ior Soc WHO BlackberrleS, loo 2 %;
Apricots, sc d; Sour Pie Cherries &c: Cur
rants, &c p 10; 40e = box; Cultivated Black
berries, loc q %; Peaches, lOc q ID or 3 Us
for 25c Astrican Apples, &c p u; Madeline
Pears, sc p 10.
DAIRY -Butter-valley, roll.
35c; PetaluTla, 4Oe; Fancy Creamery. 45c:
FirlSin. 25c; California Cheese. PIC. Youn9
America, 14e: Eastery Creamery zoe: Inn.
burger, zoe. genuine SWISS 35o: n,erican
25c; Martins Cream. 15c; Neuichatel, Zoe
each.
EGGS-California, 15c.
POULTRI-Turkeys-I Hens and Cob
blers lac . n; dressed, Ice: Chickens Hens
soc each. So so p dozen; BOOSTERS 15c eaeh
So so p dozen; Broilers, ooc each, SO DOZEN
Tame Ducks, &C each, 81 90 p dozen; Geese.
So 80 2 pair.
VEGErA 81 ES-0nIons, &c = 10 Bunch
Vegetables, 121ac; Horse Radish, 1oc n:
new Garlic loo p 10; ArIichokeS, Doc 3 dozen
Dried Peppers. SIC q d. CauliI1ower, loo
each; Asparagus. &c 2 D; Green Peppers, 15c;
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-13
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market Opens Quite Weak
at Chicago.
Wheat Moderately Active at San Fran
cisco, With Lower Ten
dency to Prices.
CHICAGO, June 18th.


The rain in this region, which came in ex-
press contradiction of the Signal Service, was
the influence under which the Wheat market
opened quite weak and from 5gc 10 &c below
yesterdays prices. July sold at from 1870
down to 1890, with great deal for sale by
one or two big commission houses ana a de-
mand for it all by the local talent. The lattef
made rapid change of front before two min
utes OF the session had passed, and proceeded
to throw over the Wheat they bought at the
start. decline to 7914c resulted from the
local selling referred TO. 1t began to crop up
after that, and in the course of half an hour
it had touched 8o1zc. The rise was due TO IN
formation of a reliable character regarding
the status OF the California crop, which it was
said was damaged by rust TO serious extent.
The Liverpool market was quiet and "a half
pence lower. Paris was unchanged for Wheat.
and Berlin 1zG214 marks higher: The mar
ket here became very weak, and by 1880
July was down to 791sc, and after rally OF
&c il sold at 79c from which there was an
other &c recovery, followed by a fresh de-
cline. The price kept stubbornly close TO &c
up to noon, but after that sold down rapidly,
the close being at 1879.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-13
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, June lathe Porter Brothers
Company sold at open auction to-day Cali
fornia fruit at the following prices: Clyman
plums. 81 COOL SO; Cherry plums, 81 500
1 4 8, in crates; in boxes, 75c; Royal Anne
cherries, 81 1901 50; Royal apricots, 9oc@
81 50; Newcastle apricofs. 90c; Alexander
peaches. 60cGS1 90; e. L. L. car OF san Lee
andre cherries arrived in very bad condition
and sold: Tartarians, 20@65c; Royal Annes,
$4,000; Bigereaus, soc; Rockports, 45c;
Seedlings, 36@40c.
NEW YORK, June lathe Porter Brothers
Company sold at open auction to-day one
car of san Jose cherries at the following
prices: Royal Annes, 75c@S2 10; Bigereaus,
95c@S1 60; Tartarians, 95c@SI 20; Gov
ernor Woods, 65@9oc; Rockports. Soc
CHICAGO, June 12.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open auction to-
day, realizing prices as follows Clyman
piums, 81 SO; Cherry plums, 75c9S1 p;
Royal apricots, 81 1901 30; Seeding april
cots bad condition, see; Alexander peaches,
7oc@S1 10; Briggs May peaches. 81.
NEW YORK, June lathe Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open auction
to-day, realizing prices as follows: Royal
apTicots. 81 1902 05: Seeding apricots, 9oc
@Sl 80; Alexander peaches. 95c@Sl 20;
Black Republican cherries, S1@1 90; Black
Tartarians, 81; Royal Anne, e5c@Sl; Cen
tennial, soc.