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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-05
HIGHLAND.
Nov. 2, 1898,

~
Mrs. Patton Jackson and little eon
Artie, who have been for the past week
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Cadamy. of Columbus, returned home
Saturday. -
George Pensyl and daughters Misses
Mamie and Sallie, attended the McKin-
ley meeting at Cincinnati on the S0th.
Joseph Roberts, one our oldest resid.
ents, died Saturday morning, his years
numbering eighty.seven, ten months
an l thirteen days. His remains were
inferred in the Lexington cemetery, on
Sunday.
Misses Mary and Jenny Boatright
were in the Queen City last Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Earl and little daughter
Margaret, accompanied by Miss 81 lie
Cohn, were visiting friends in Colnm.
bus, last week.
The Halloween, party by our young
ladies Saturday night. proved q very
pl0aoAut OCCh6lOus
Nose Calvert and wife, Of Hillsboro,
were guests of Frank Woedmansee and
family over Sunday.
Several of our citizens attended the
meeting at New Vienna, Saturday sitter.
noon, also ct Leesburg in the same eye.
ming.
DR.. Kesley, of Bethany, will, after
wedn esday, locate and make his future
home here.
The proprietois Of the Lexington
-four mill have employed Jacob Sanders
an excellent and reliable miller with an
experience of over twenty years, and
guarentee every.pound of -four sent out.
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Obituary.

John Dickey was born July Is, 1913.
he kept store number Of years in the
town Of Fairfax. But the latter part Of
his life was quietly spent on his farm
close to the town Of Fairfax.
He died September !, 1895. sged IS
years. He was Z man Of sterling intsg.
raty. strictly honest, his word was n
good = his note. He was membsr OF
NO church, but In the yeas passed. when
the people Of Fairfax were allowed "a
organize and conduct their own Sabbath
school, he took deep intsrest in study
ing the Scriptures Of divine truth. and
he was almost always found In his ~
in The Bihls class.
He Was united u marriage with nGch'
81 Gilpess. : sistsr Of uncle 0engul
Gilmore. On the. second day Of eept.
shbsr. l6o6. hs NJ quietly .!eid ~ ~
- ) pnrchased lot, closs u ~ tSlE1az
|ssn6 n6tesy, Isevips ~ aes4 vils. thF9s
eeis ~ = dasGhAes. ~ = lpnt = ~
|5loHln "a hieads = meRse lell
- - i1nesol sofv(clo - &
|s1111& y H. =. L. aeiD ~
: ri 76l1r = 49, |IIoc1, = "a II -
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-05
LYNCHBURa.
September 3. 1893.

September q. 1893.
Cyrus Noble returned home last Wed.
nesday from lows, whore he has been
for the past three months.
Mrs, Milton McSame, Of Oovinston,
KY, Il visiting at the home Of her par.
snts. She came to stay three or four
weeks, = diphtheria y very bad where
she lives.
There were several from here went to
Cincinnati last Saturday, TO see the great
flag display.
George Orebaugh came last Friday
and will stay until after the election.
Mn. Sanford McMillen, Of Hillsboro,
was calling on friends here last Friday.
The last two thousand dollar bonds
we're bought BY Hrnin Cincinnati for
3, ,107.
A. g. Thomas, Of London, o.. was .
caller at the corner drug store, last Sat-
urday euening.
Dr.. o. A. Hopkins has bean appointed
Railway Surgeon by ths p. 4 W. r. B.,
says the MiddlsAsld Messenger.
4 young man Of our village made mp
his mind shout two wesks ago that
Lypchburg vas not large enough iol
him end he departed Tor parts unknown
y his iolks. Aitsr he lad been gone
about ten days biz mother sot letter
from him bsasing Tor monsy 70 ccms
hosne On ard 70 Gst somsthias q eat. =
hsvas vssy hungry and lcnead ios homs,
The laat rsport aid biz iathsr had s1ai
hin money. 8
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sHACKELTON.

Now u lo0Os
J. A. Taylor and wife, of Cincinnati,
have been visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Shackelton.
Several from here attended the H. @.
O. E. convention, at New Petersburg.
last Thursday.
A. w. Pence returned Thursday, from
. pleasure trip to Georgia.
Robt. ]. Polk and wife, of Morrisville,
spent Saturday and Sunday at this
place.
Mrs. Mary Thomas and children, Of
Jeffsrsonville. are whiting relatives here.
J. L. Strange Of Leesburg, was guest
ct W. A. McKss's. Friday night.
John Pulliam, vile and daughter
Clarics. spent Sunday With his father.
{ Mis- Grace Oarlisle, Of Marshall, d
visiting at Joseph HiIl's.
Wesley Pence and family were sun-
day guests at Lsssburs.
Charlie Roush and son Roy left for
afsw days' whit ~. .,.,.> {
Half Psrs y ~ Lsnis w NN. &D
= nnINays ~ .
0aStisoans u IL, !. NJ - Y w = / ~ N
| Woanan's Coiisaaa ~ - 9l1aioS,
~ - 1sais, q : = y 80 e!lslsasai'
HsslIoss s ~ ! i ~ ~ IN ~
tisksts ~. Iesis ~ Neos1 - -
~ ~ ~ roan1 ~ - ~ - a
~ ~ - - selisa eal9 Ny6
~ ~ y Il s q q I! 4. y "a 4 8
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1arriage Lioenees.
John, n Richmond and Lsols J. Bel
lssou
John p Din and Emma 4 Iemon.
Elias RunAels and Ida Nay Mcclure.
John King and Mavsarst Bssnnan.
I Parker Nmmsrman and Minnie Lssv.
erton.
Jsns W Oaspsr and May \ ulsn.
Pster Lswis and atslis 0hmth.
Charles Roshsr snd Kats Ksrns.
Harvey = ycsns and Lillian Msy
Hcln0. 3
Cafaslius y sAslls. ed Elis \ y.
lictE,
B..sA > ~ "a 49, \ 1isAsl'
sst - lllly ules
~ = !! Halln
! ! I : ! (! ~ !
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$P11@ ~ lovsI ~ hivis, Moiks.
!. 1Avat ~ - boin' : hcIs n yer besl
{ III \,
lGiko Deaph thess = = ~ = \
-, Z ~ ~ ~ va1hey II, ~ orr
N sAee 1 - II : ~ "
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Probate Court.

James N Taylor, gdn OF Eliza Taylor,
filed first and final account.
VIM Stewart, gdn Of John Stewart,
fled first account.
VT Beals, exr Of the estate Of Noble
Beals, filed inventory and appraisement
R E Neal Neal, admr of the estate Of
John D Matthews, fled inventory and
appraisement.
Thomas West, surviving partner, fled
inventory and appraisement Of the a..
sets, together with a schedule of the
debts and liabilities of the partnership
OF Thos and Moses West.
Harriet Hudson appointed admrx Of
Solomon Hudson. bond $500.
Elizabeth Ackles, admrx of the estate
Of Andrew F Ackles, filed first and final
account.
Jos and Robert Worthington, admrs
Of the estate Of Joseph O Worthington,
fled inventory and appraisement.
John r Horst, admr OF the estate of
Thos W Rowe, Aled inventory and ap.
praisement.
] B Davis, admr of the estate of John
@ Olyburn, fled sale bill of personal
property. f
Geo w Reedy appointed gdn Of the
estate Of Thomas W Rowe, 5000.
The Will Of John Dicksy fled.
The Will of Clarisss b Ellifrits fled.
O Barrere, exr Of the estate Of Samuel
J Specs, fled first and final account.
Mark Dickey, gdn Of + L O Barlow,
fled fourth account.
1 Harriet Hudson, admrx Of the estate
Of Solomon Hudson, fled inventory and
appraisement.
w 81 Penn, sdn Of Lille NJ Binegar
OF al, filed first account.
Lawrence Heiskell appointed assignee
Of Oarraci Bros, bond 5000.
in Morrow, exr Of the estate Of John
Morrow, filed first and final account.
Thos Langley and Sarah Conard, sdmrs
Of the estate Of Jonah Langley, filed In
yentory and ap2raisement.
The Will OF Olarisa n Elhfrits pro,
batsd.
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I

Fine, Medium and Heavy, tor "A.
dies, Misses and Children. All 81 y
our Shoes are honest custom made
goods that positively cannot b du-
plicated for wear, style and price.
We ask that you give Us chance
to quote prices.
We have without an exception the
largest and most complete line Of
Shoes ever carried in Highland coun-
ty. All widths, styles, sizes and
prices. It will pay you to call and
see them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New Yorx. Ja1s STA. s-ecsla.svs
movement today vas II most respects a
lac smile CO thar CO yesterday. except that
tAe aggregate dealings were few sAo1s-
and sairss greater. Sugar again cemplete-
IL SYsrSna1ows3 the other shares N poIrt
c. activity. figuring for nearly ozs-shtrs.
@ tbs grand total. TIE Industrial grczp
attracted the principal aEsez9soz. ewing
70 the great facilities offered n these
stocks tor manipulation Ths high priced
leaders IN this class moved Il q vide rzEse
with the main tendency toward . lower
iesss- On rscorxe5 decrease n tie de-
Ea2n1 for ircz. Colorado Fuel sold OF -.
but recovered sho2t EAfs CT the loss a. sAs
close. The railway stocks were quiet.
but displayed al easing tsndsrcy. WITH the
more Noteworthy coEceSS.ors zx q rule Fl
the i0w-prsced shares The rscoEusrGa-
ton CO the usual quarterly Disbursement On
Western Union tomorrow BIZ TIA sxeca-
tive committee failed to exert any special
influence on prices The pressure against
the list does not result n any important
declines In tAa standard shares. In the
final dealings soma covering was mated II
spots. which caused irreguiarssy IN TIE
closing figures. but net l5ss@s we're gan
erzL Bonds developed heAvs1ess with
6eeiled pressure against tAe speculative
issues. The sales were s. .nS1. 60.
Government bcE1s lacked feature. bat
were 5-rn or sales o. s-z.aa SILVER certt-
acates were duh. but held steady On deal
ings Gs 81 49,
Mcuey and Exchange
Money OF cal. easy az II e, per cent I:
last lean. II FER cent. closed. Ia per cent /:
prime mercantile paper. tSi;a yer cent
Startling exchange. steady, WITH actual
business 81 bankers bIl1s az s4Sss& Sz4 SD
for demand. and .4EA S4s-Ss for sixty
days. pasted rates. 81 Szs4- ss9 ard "a 80
4Ssz: commercial bills. $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
MARINE NEWS.

san rranrixcn. fars s-Arrsves'--fsrzs-
tffsA. Victoria ana Pert Townsen3s scnr
xss<w. Yort gs3nahSz- xrhr 6o4assis. Co
qsgIis river, Trsszkee. Coos bay. Lssrsz<tsd
-~xa~n. CcaUlIe river
FFo~aga~s Jane T.~esz4sefnt--Arrtwe5 from
ga- T-r~rss-se~rs-@Ss-hr fsFa@rf ana Sa- Hae-
zavsstars for Fsss1zsazs. ara schr Mad ~
Cl~seaas for Ah~xsses1. Arrives 117e g.
Sch- Safer Fey.
Nay - ?. IA. wAEEs ct 81 California
~nsEt sxr Wzxasar8s~ s4rslrk zr1~ Orient .
s.ew. Easrr xAcut sse ss-aas
powE TSawuser8 S9-a fs~-Speefz1--Ar-
FlvNs. Farxengsas EasskstsT. fr@rr HNn-
61-As. Central AnssFa2 fag hrs-ENh rusNrs-
s&& - 1aas t2mber Ser rTt.a A terss-
nzRssSr seesen-esr f'sS-ssz - suun8
Tas TazasEaz sssp HaNk3Szn fsses a.
-syss tear from Part F3zkslsg. txssr wssA
a.zznssr Tor Evsravs
sag1es. scAosnsv faTrtsr Eswe. frnn
CAamAsa@s Ger shAnxhAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid 70 Farmers Tor Counsyr
Produce.

frtCe8 I8t4 10 fGrmerS 1or 1ouuSyr
Produce.
The following quotations ara ire prices
paid 10 farmers and producers by Seattle
business h0uses for articles named
tae goods 70 BE delivered n Seattle:
Hops. choice. rex, 24@4c per u.
Hay On boat ioaass. S ss7as; cats.
choics. Eastern Washington. SIS; Puxei
sound. si4. barley. slAS per ten. wheat,
chicken feed. So. corn. sls.
PotAtoes-sf~SS1S Ter ten.
Hides. Pel;s ard TaIow-FTeawy saIte.Y
steers, over 60 rs. Sec: medium. Per n.
sGsc; Light under IS lbs. - per n: heavy
cows. ~: light. s.: saltes kivs. ssssc. azd
calf. per -. Sc: greer hides. &c less than
saiteds dry hlass. per n g.: eulls CO
aSove. oae-tatrss tess; dry elks, Ter 70 81
Toe: dry deer skins. summer. PER -. ~
&c: good winter. ias3'sr; poor ana thin
wsaiar. SSSc. sheep ski-s. sN1~ee: sslI
vcol, s9k17as. waof Western Washington.
g. per ~. fsiiow. -sessskc.
Live stnek-Choics beef cattle. cows e.
steers. re. choice sheep. s7H~c; roos
hogs. s. SO 80. calves. dressed. large.
&c. small. Sc.
I,ars-sap~rsor quality, per NJ. ar. g So
8: choice ce*sr, s.. common. p~r NJ. s..
SPRUCE isrs stsas cedar single tags. 81
RzneA Eggs-t-c.
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Financial.

Eln&GC4A&.
Lesssa. yrae s-S1.ver. q g-lsa. csa,sh.
ia
New Ycrk. JGre s--Ths Evening pos..s
Lc-191 financial eahlcxrarr says. The
seek markets were lie And gsssl to-day
On the a12rcacA - tn# settlement. TIE
mining settlement revealed a large ac-
coz7t. and kzefrs ara West Australia N.
after opening arTE. gave way on sssG cen
t4rEoes. however, wzx required te check
tzngoes. however. wsFs repaired 20 ehecx
active dealing IL these sEo~ks HaEas rails
were DALI. on fears that large ball accounts
viii b sacwr In The settlement tomorrow
Americans were dzfI arc Indifferent 80
shs settlement. there h&xsnx been 10 eass-
ness e. them
TIE Par-s hosr.e oceued unchanged, bat
Berlin market was frn-
Hr-eafssrrr- and Grains.
Lsvsrrool. june s--whest-ercs. c'st.t:
demand. roor: Nc. q rel Water - 81. Ne
hard Naritcba- - - M. California s.
81 Futures orenez ~ iswer. ara eso.-a
- lower. June. July. August. September.
Octosar an6 November. 81 I'D
C5-n-Spot. Gzsef. American rstrs3 nsw
H. Frtl-es eGered c2fes. NJ lower. and
esoS@.s eall attn lure unchanged anss ether
rnsatss sa2tss loser. June. Il -. JAY
= 80. August - =. September. - "a.
OStseer. - al: November. - 81.
Efour-Sse16y: limited demand. nosAtng
e1srse. ST. Louis azney wiases. Is 81
uors-
Hs7s--As Lor1on. pnesrc coass- q lss
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Bes.cr. Ture s-TF. wcci market 10 yet
n q Depressed c7n1itf1a ws-a snail sxses
ara r-sees narinaL Territory ~ccas are
rnovf-w stewiy. and Drtc~s are 20 hayers'
ssvor. Trer- y q little hze~snc acted ia
AaxsralIar wocts bot hes9ers are Gn1irx
* si5w werx 20 rake aay heztway a1
sAe present market TsrrttSry wea1ss
Mnzssrz ST. raesiz-n an1 Ere T415Es
sc,ures rrt1e. sasfss1r. TrtsA sr3 Wyoming.
Ere raesssrz er3 IRE. - &c. secure1 price,
sA3zses Califo-n8A wa1-zs NorzAerz s-r1Esx.
yfS91.r. secured r~aer -s~TEr. rsla9se coan-
ties s-~frr. se71sc seearest Price = 5ss>
Australian. Secured ssSs1s cozrsf-w rzesr-
fn., xS<7zse. corning g0os. SO -. essas-
s-~ average. sssSsscs cseersiSrst. eosz ss=g.
sssxS4c-
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sTAPT.r GnOrrpTrs


Sugar Csahhsaxa-Goiscn &C. IN hhss --sr
~. s.: extra 'aC-' IN eh1s. Per -. So.
dry grnulsted. IN hhis. FER =. SIC: csshe.
&C., powdered sascs nc Ter y Ssscoan.
for ~zsnt oa<h or prices quoted.
Marie suxar-FSvs-rour1 hcxs~. Sol
lorea. % Ire y. Sc PER n: assorted
cakes. TIC per n.
FEcgr. etc CossSngl - Wsshtnxtcr
s.resrht- u<v 81. s. arGs ~. rat.-. q x.
California sTanEs 81. euckSheat @ass~
per eeI sE PER ewE Nn: ara
lam. per ~. Ssz or IAN,
sachs. SIS Ter cwt; rve scar. PEI
~. 81 or 40 s. = re- cwt. rye zeal.
Per ~. .sss. 90 cxf. - Is. cat greats. rs-
hss. tss3t -. hamiry. per cat & x. e-M.ss.t
whest. wer eve. 8 = rolie. wheat q d
rer bhf. SACKS. ssTss whols Wheat rs,r-
rer ews. & S. pearl harley. fae-r., <s~ss
e. -. SD Aexsx. a. salis Pea eer faA- =,
.~eks e. ss-GN Sexes. $'xss cern s7rsaI w.
low. - s. 3. So 8 S. wssts. iss. s. IS
S. 81 x
p~ans gf>hhznxe-Srsn white. n~r =
=. psnS. Per - -'ss: Bavss. PER =. :.ke
IEmya- ner - 2'e-
We grshAln za-JanNn. &c. CARA g.
49, u Tssara. Sc. CAroliua. ss@GvK~
r,~teA Pea 1o6sauxl-Fss rse- ~ =
Sss--sJahasn rA--T-syerpaol ss~iA So.
.sreS rer ten. sls Coaxs. hAlf Try-tsna
ss.Afs, ~aesz rer ter =, SNFa Va-Sx -
- 80. s-le sark= = - hzsas e S-ls rsess
"a =, s,sae e. 11-Ee sacSx Is t= a.a9~ -
Te-s-sf esaosnEl- Ef0ass rendered. -
- Ssn-sas- Etsrees sAe- Rex ivas a.
,s-s rs-por-a tlsroes. So
e,oEse-sJess s1Es= Gives Afe-hz. - T.
o.. lava. rsr u. ~. Cesfa RSrs. sAef~.
- n - T,zst ssi-- Aressektzss n So =
sasss 49, rws. yse ~ SD cases. 49, 80
e. = ~ = eAvsz. rsr e~e So "a Java ~ :
~ cars ger II SIC 81 aa5 fs7-fa. nsras
e. AE~n Mesha 81 rs-snarrv Aks-4 -
tszssa~ss2a 60 rregwd eafges. $751;
80. fsss. 50 - saS. g. = -. g. a
ate-l1 cessssssE - rs ksrs'. Es-lA Pre-
r-sura. ss-s LIB E.Axse ~. star. La 49,
ex -.
gsrsessa - , asRarx1 F.ress' ts-gA rs-s IA
ssex~<. Sc BAEs~s' s~ss Hsxss &c. Ma,
Wsyassn's. f-F1 efnE w. N-ts tfns. s-sss-
10 ssrs. E
Cans~nsst MA --fTessfHxh- n,~-
rs@e s. HIGHLAND unxreesszes * r -
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CHICAGO MARKETS.



Cnicaxe. June G--xNsas curtf-=-a re
sreak ~Akca started YESTERDAYS. Ths-. was
= lar saeS G+zskEs tg2Sss. ssa1 tna rzAxka2s
81 zgt exht1st she activity nor was The
vos1rss - Business &aySh3ax Ike that OF
yesterday. Tie feeling ns4nisested Was
EASIER 3zrsrS IRA early Azlf C fns session.
ana a ranch weAkex toze was DEVELOPED
i&ter- Tes e1xtsF foze was afErsh4Gahse IN
3 measure 70 TIE MsrAGS&n state cr1a
reSoTt. which. while snewEnw a decrease
q = rctnkS. was ret IS MACH CO as sAs
traits bad iocSe5 Ter. Northwestern re-
e2Apss were sEosr&l. amounting - IS ears
and he I&yerFool cables FL Iexer. a. cs
~htca BAD tendency % increase cs-ew-
faEs ard weaken she market On tire eth
sr Aand- there we're sosne rath1= b4I1sza
private crop advises rrosH Kansas and
heSTnoa1a 81 May = re9uceS TIE estimate
q the crop Of France 1rern ssS slss ssss 20
Sss~stsaEks4 A. sc for July a good many
sca1pSrs ;osk On soE1e wheat. bet when
tbs market Showed that Il was Rot IN =
mood 70 51varace fassa purchases we're
closed o9t and caused more weakness
wh1eA was aasm1ased ~ q good raaay
stop-ioss erderS.
Corn was cGA ard weak. ret enly oa
It's csn account o1. also IN sympathy
with wheat. A very large crop was an
ticipased. ara she small estimated receipts
FOR toro-rcw had no eS~ct-
Ns1&+ Ae1e SSfzk@X4AEscAy &EeAS-y G2rt1E
the saray hcurs- a good demand exssre@.
AID prices held wesl The steady decline
IN wheat tn2liy bad ~ effect and ahs
feeling became easier. wlEA mara Eezsral
selling.
Provisions we're axz1a dul ana weak.
Lower opening prices were ths aaru-3.
effect o weak hos market. ard SYM
PATTY with tbs faALrx gr2Ia markets
Caused q steady downward tsnaanSy.
Closing Quotations
Whea,-June. Sc. Ts.fy. So. gSyAe.
Corn-June. Us 3-7a4e: July. ZTae
Oa.s-JszEes sTSsc. July. iTzsc
Perk-Jane. g.. July. s5M
laE&--IuEe. t4I-szs July sAl-A
Rios--JuEe. ET.. July. 8~TT.
Rxe-%-
Bzriey-zz-sc
Flaxs-sSl-seSss4c
Tsc2osAy-s11
1--we Stock.
Angus stserss choice rs pcuraa
brought tA&. the top ncfrh acted Net
many were coed enough 20 sell above "a
4 good many rather ptatn steers setting
around IA Stoeke~s and Feeders En-t
vita better demand than last week. Cows
we're scarce and firm. and veal calves
$50 aaoa- steady. tac best a. ala
nogE-[1oics butchers weights want
S<oursa sSa and fancy lights S1xA Most
strong weight mixed fcss wers at S1lzge
AZ and ro2SA lots around sa
sneep-Gco1 native sheep. ple1 %:
good 20 ehosca spring fzFnbs. S5zs.sss. sorss
extra lets selling up 70 80
Eecsipss-Catsis, 2ssR. hogs. n.ooe. sheep,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


RAINIER GRAND HcyTE~
L 2 p Sawvsr. sas ssrnncss1a.
z = Tsr rSaz- EssrFsxr1
A (. Res N.Y. Tavk
CATsN = SR9ar1 New ys-E
~ = Essr. E.wHwst1
X - Baker View Nrk
Esz Ers-ssr $s& Tarx
y = SsrAz&. EzNm
Ma wEgasrs wzEkev pg~- r7x-zH5e
Il 2. = sekksErs. E.t saiefe2S
To1@ II AzEns5@. Ns& 4urk-
E ~ Afee @nas1 fz@sssaEn
r.. AnA Ms. 3 = BeeerT II. g. ~.
u = EMMn S4r F~An zse
Wrs a. ~ F~zis~r. EaE&
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zastA I. xArx1z~ FssaESnA. Cal
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THe CaAs1rnt8 ~ez43rs e ia Poat-fasee-
hT~acer wSA E1* = 50 sac Sally at CeepR
q Cas- szattenery store. 80 &ar&st street.,
1uss caa block - Market ssrsss kxsD -
Csxzz&s4s e.-css Erses e.
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TIE following are th@ prices rase BY -
tan dealers fer rnu1S lots setfvsrsd az TIE
wharf or en- cars, or tie toHafrx rates
quoted by wholesale dealers. With ordinary
terms 81 credit
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Sc--sa arszwes. sseel2rgs. 81 Ees: nav.ss.
s-@ssFI. extra 80. $3.50: N-asse--.nsaa
oranges E-sss-sas Malta efooxs x9s -
hawaiian nsz2-zx. S91s EaRssszz rsze-
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go 90. Secc26z. Ez@1e
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Sasa. sg@rs Iczzg America. -gsc. Eastern.
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9zss
se1lx-y-Tzvs .wrk.v rosas.-x. r-s@ssse
pr ~ 80 se1sl 4 sszzr per 70. ROSTERS. ets.
sAGsA--as 90 yeznx. = 5asf-s s-nsz-s. xrzsI g.
%. 1ressrS. large, g ssS4 se. frye<s. *sgss.
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90 S--sss s.. 7zgec1s. yo4zS. s. ansLz
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CIosaazS esroeartor.
"e-as-ozsst: December ss2e. rev sell
8aTiey-ouses. Decs=ser 7gsc-
cs-z-s5s&S
B-zn-sts
Wool.
Wooi-Sgrirs. saz Tozrusn Al. ssu.A-
err coast. poor 6 rcnsns. .sssc. a.. x~>s
Ezs1t1s. 4zssSsS. % socxn1l. xn-Sa - rAesce
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hsaSy. ssses % ehasce. szssssr, Esrshe-z
eAc-ce. SSsc
asss-Ssaszai =, 2ssc per pszaA
Financial.
ssYsr oa<s 49,. SsL Drxg.s-SsrAt $50
oSA ----Ss@Ss@ telegraph - :. -
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BUTTER! BUTTER,

We by az x-s2es a. Es1tssg--sc'rezsz.sry
Diary aa9 RsncA. Sals yeAzs Batter sa
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. Jun. s-whest.-waIla waiia-
s. $50. valley. Sc sc per bsshsl



san Francisco. June s-Fiour-Fa-siiv
extras g. -Ss51S S.: bakers extras, 80
AS: sgperfn@. ssS@s1
whezt-Sprlng wheat IL quoted az y@
fs@iS for No. ard s.. 9Ss. for csosce; szztll-
Ing wheat s-aa4et1S
RarIey-Eee<s. fair 70 rcos 7s7-Tsse:
cholee. T2zas37ys4c; hrsvsenw. T7a-sssasc-
oags-Afiglrx. zs3S7sse. SarpraSe, s-i1ess
s.. fancy feed. g-6ssse. Eoo3 90 cAo5sss s2az
eST1zcs peer - fair, 7Sass7c, gray. S.sxsSs4e
per Genital
Fsscefrts-FTour. quarter sacks. = -:
d. Oregon. s s.. Nfe2t. centaas. ID bar
fev. ee-tnts Z9u- cats. 0--g1n. 80: beans.
sacks. 80. ro.ztCss. seeks. lssls do ora
ger. ST. onlons- sacks. i&-I, bran SACKS
/ IS: DO or@son. s7es tar. tors. SIS TH4ss-
tara. sacks. s.. wool bales. - Go Oregon,
- wtne. gallons. S2-@aS. hiG9s. humber.
* quicksilver. n4<k8. 81
Pro1zce. Frzir. Ese.
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Frav-vg nsat. rex crsre F7.s2: az
craa, sans. wAs&S and CAL. REV crop.
ysea. nl4 crcp. ss9Es cat. ssFM. cd
crop. g sa7az. EeW Alfalfa sss5s&. Old
czes. s-gss8. nsw naTEsy. &c. cd crop
SS. clover sr -, cesu eFesSsss beat,
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3 ~ gSz hGz1ie-
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TorzsRses, ss37%ss rew Fetatces. - &aeSS.
sag sa. Ha-asolas Hurt&nkA easslsc.
nxn Early Eose ART EgToaaks. e boxes.
SaeSsSl- 3 ger ee2s2A
Va<stz aaeS-Sszssa-szs @ssc - GENITAL.
les Anxeses fo~szEe@ss xzgst-ass stTteS
searss. a9T-. x~ess p~@z- ssas-ss gaFssc.
- Sc. srfes3 ReEners. 5ssscs &ssasArGss go
zas. choice So szeE2a. extra 90 49,,
-nua2rh. s4ssae. 4xkr@ 50 sz4ssscs c9eGra-
e@rs. #wsl
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Observations taken at al stations ..
. m. 18th Eaxri&lar tine O . H Fa1anS
GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observer ~ C1arge
TIE tables se- tire week o><111inS
Wednesday. June e. 1sss. ara as fossoSs.
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Heswrsza Rates 20 -. Tsouts via ycrsn-
era ascsss
Eor tAs EN*tasas Esn1arrs- e1aTxzss1.-
Tszxsss "a sac JSze aa8 =. Razn3 tip
rzs~. 81 ~ Fev al particulars eAs1 81 er
e14reaa T. A &a8&4a. gsMsFsl agnat Ssxxs-
ern aasns raE3rGR1 esea4r Hksfer w4y
az4 Esfs< axem8s. Seattle
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1Tse secst. or-.srs s-e-~e weak E-ser
Esz-z1srsozS. 1a-eAxz sezszg. arwsr czsse@
Sag s7sTzE -nsat r~e@p.s ard 1es.er
sIes1s72 yeSs-t lar expected ard AFTER
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