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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-02-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert II. Shaw and Augusta
Hamilton; George F. Highley and
Lelah Arney; Perla M. Graham,
Cora M. Pierce; William Pargeon,
Lucy Spellman.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-02-23

Will be sold on the same standard by which
the former large sales were made possible.
"Best values and most reliable productions
with the established system Of lowest close
prices"
Will be emphasized and upheld.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-02-23
Probate Court.

w. G. Dawson appointed adm,
with the will annexed of Reuben
Ebert. Bond $4,000.
Sale bill filed by Geo. Williamson
assignee of Ed. A. Myers.
Martha Wiliison complainant vs.
John G. Henderson Guardian Of
Geo. w. Lee, Mellsa ]. Lee, ALERT
r. Lee, fled Feb. 10Th. Up for
hearing March 10th.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-04
NEW YORK MARKETS,
The stock Exchange,

NEW YORK. Aug. 3--The market for
securities received a further powerful i'm
petus toward Il higher level % values to-
day Buying was animated and in large
volume In all departments not only OF the
stock market but Of the bond market as
we'll Confidence Of the general public IN
the revival Of business and the improve
trent Of value Ia result Vas plainly mani
tested hv large commission house orders
executed on the floor Of the exchange.
these being IN such number and % such
Importance as 10 oVerwheln1 all attempts
OF the professional operators TO check the
advance ard n manipulate the market for
"A reaction. All the news Was such as 10
push or the enhancement o.: prices. Re
norts Of crop prospects continued most en-
,..,Ytrs sifx frofr all quarters and the con-
t{rus.i rsse 81 prices IN the grain markets
rejected the confidence OF buyers that
saod prices we're 10 b realized for the
s.rores The returns o. railroad traffic from
M NF.x: and Southwest showed the grain
movement 10 ~ IN such volume a. TO leave
tht. amount of business 80 be done by the
railroads only q question of tEa number
af carx 10 ~ secured to transport the
srrqsr, altered The west * ard movement of,
s,lcr,,haueiSs = also reported Ia be large
for the season. 80 that tae trains carried
westward az wei IS those coming east
yard were producing revenue for tbs
Is Ths neaovaTry ~ IRE In6uStr5alS
VS. ewing 70 th@ bright outlook Of trade
ia x,arrIcts{sr staples IN wa5ca these great
great corporations aeTa&-
cleared the quotations for actual business
Ir sfs~i.rx exchange breaking 20 SgS7 fer
4..-At sua 10 ss>sA. fer sixty DAYS The
,fo..li.,fre tendency * t3s 10 the free offer
tre ~ grain alils. which are likely 20 IT,
reese from this tine on IN y5ew ~ tals
fsrr f,lrther exports q gold are exceed
frrt.- nuhseIy IL ccr34r. ara tEa annual re-
rux ~ she ye3.cw metal mil proba h}y
ha-- AZ eff~e. tbs heavy adverse trade
f,aIs..rs "a result fEonn foreign pare bases
a. v.asy. = s7rsssteTe<; ~ ~ He motive -
tt> -,s--ss zser7s .izigEisGsstson = foreign ex-
CHANGES - srsveST IN American securities
and 81 me ssf@sessIFs BOA 80 tska t6asr Profits
iss- Q.}ft~w -fssst ~ -srlt3ss IL are New York
r7,s~s..r The conservative Er1tssh fn-
ve~.o--s Al ze.zSsrsar - refrain from pls5tsass
MS rraaev lrto foreign enterprises . s4@n
ssg.h a0s}o-, IS Nkaty 20 0@gls-e TIE SUPPLY
81 sasH "a currency cs18UT2sls IS well kuGwr1
Tss f-.s csyersrSs ~ S8-tAfrn parfffr rrs-
fe-r.,,s ,7eyss we'll ahs8rks<1 TODAY snsf 8ffs-
,n.- .fa~a IA Ts&us0n ths stock raglscNi =
rsarre a here last Esgus -st1ss. Tfss43rs 81
r-slfraza gqsors cages was 80 large xof7sgle,
vi.n Substantial variations q azS-yy issues
The goW-price4 securities wsTe aGeFls
sought fa~ ~ domestic and .ars.. En pgT-
-haSsrs Th. general tone WAS strong
w4fh specific intfueuces operating 10 ea-
haaoe values Ok soG.9 IasS. notably 0esson
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-04

cssSloN Aug A--The woe market this
wesk las beer considerably zxgr,,fSssa ~,
account or she rNesls s-rs~ legislation ard
a. = consequence some stsafe-s nave pat 4
hsxn price or sSeir vcoi. as.4er ire ,r-pYs-s-
idly. TIE asArkeg I'm territory wo~,fs sas
s3cwz considerable ACTIVITY with nA~sysre4{
prices. Fleece wool ccnEiaues e,sslet virh
prices largely nominal Australian v,g,s,,s
have had large sales a al advance Of ssr-
srai cents per pound seours<i J--,wxss,s
medium Missouri Quarfer-sio e,evsst,inx-
issx2ass three-gs quarter blood corrhirsr ies,
40.
Territory wools-Monfana, 6ae medium
az.1 FIRE. 1s3ssc. scoarei zsfisAc. ssArale
s-sssSc. Utah, Wyoming. etc. fine medium
ard fine tf91Sc; SECURED. sssS.sc; STAPLE
R9ssc
sGnerfsrs. 5<15Sc. cornhing good ssf:Sssr
c21ihing svsrags, Asn3>; Queensland
conaing 4sfsszAe
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Available supply of Grain.

ANGlbaOlt supply Va
Special cable and teiesrsphic dispatches
TO fradstreet. covering the principal points
OF accumulation. indicate Inc ioii9Wins
conditions In available supplies OF grain
last Saturday. as compared with the pre-
WIS WheeatArnited states and Canada. east
of the Rockies, increase, lin2.@" pushets
afioat for and in Europe, decrease w. ~;
net increase world available supply a-''"'
bushels.
the Rockies. decrease i.ss., 6a bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, east OF
the Rockies. decrease. 56s go bushels.
The more important increases IN avali,
able wheat store not included ~ the oficial
visible supply statement are n..uc n,s az,
bushels at various Manitoba storage points
and 1900 bushels at Fort William: ,s
Australian wheat stocks during inc
month OF July decreased NF''"o nhsnes-
Grain.
Fxnort hiIytny on an enormous scals
ard very strong English and French mar
ka,s were responsible for &c advance III
whea. today. Al the close the specuiattNe
feeling was feverish innuf ncse * .l
els taken for Europe at New YORK ana
outports. 80, .,,,,,,..s
was credited 10 French anu 1 ,.I mn y, sgsr
ana after easing of 20 s2sc jumped 10
e4I.c a, the close. which ia the hi2h wsteT
mark on the present movement otai
sales Of futures for the day reached 9'as',-
90 bushels.
General Quotations
Flour-Receipts, q. IA; exports, 81. 80 bar
rels. strong and higher - 90,
Whsat-Rereipts sa,1S. exports l'5.tse
bushels. Spot strong Nc. red, s7sc; %
items opened strong and active on hlsheI
cables and foreign buying; eased OF n'lsie'
realizing but advanced IN me AFTERNOON.
IN sfron. French cables and large exfoFS
cables. closing rsd21sc net higher; 10 =
red August closed at sii@c' Sep'e''''es
closed at sA'sc.
Hops-se0iet.
Wool-Firrr 49,,
srroleyrn-Dull: Pennsylvania crude no
market nominslly Soc
Pig Iron-guiet, souinefh' >s''Nfs ~
Northern. sl05M5jz ...~e.,
6'npuer-E,asy. exchange 20 %IlA
T{n@F,asi4r. straits. 81 Ssi1 Ks; plates
quiet.
Speltey-suiet - ,...,, -
fest-F,asv. exchange, 81 ~s1SsS
e-o~es-s1nfior1s closed quiet 10 polhts
DECLINE. sales $50 bags, inclllaIuE sel'e,'a-
hsr SIS pe,eynbe IS 500. spot f.5e
All So. : invoice, &c. toe5ng. &c, mia
sgvar-Raw firm: refined drns-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-04

csscarahe-s sag1s- per box. d-sas peyrers.
5Ss-c Per pound. garlic. 1a<fsl&sc per rcl,ads
green peas. 9gez-c per pound s-rtnx beans
sE5c per pound. river tomatoes <FSsssc per
box: sresn Germ. -sx3N pr sack.
Frszit-.apxisx ssrzH box. E4-c PER
box: Royal aprscois. -szsSc per box:
large srraws1rrges. Ss5aGs per chest:
blackberrses. s. ssaesa per chest, rasp-
berries Sasss -ex eE@ss. cau.aaeu-sss 80
s. * PER crate. ags 14x3se for small box:
figs, ssS75.c fer iargs box. Foatafrtieaa
grapes zsxs5sse. N1sc2ts. sel-sc Ter crate.
peactsS es1see pr box, nfErns sssf 40 per
box ueers. 19Fs 80 per box, wasrrrs@ions.
tssgsa Eser n.En8rsd oranges nominal. Mex
scar tins 81 sassFsa Per box common Cali
fornia lemons. si9z55. fancy leancrs. 81:
hAranzs. sfsgz Per bunch; paneapples. s. %
1--sn per dozsr-
fsusEer-Faney creamery. efc; seconds -
Csc. fancy GARY, $50 &c.
ciaevse-Fsnry new mild Sc fair 20 good.
a.; California cream chs6dar faSR3lc:
Young America s1sc: Eastern. iaal4c
EgEs-Ranch. I5g isc-
Poaltrs-Izarge nrailers 8 -5yfls ye- doz
fryers. & -sSs-sa. hens, s. sfa4: ducks. old
3 5s93 per dog. do young - J7s: geese.
sscG9si per pair: goslsngs. sIvi-5o per pair.
Noef and Hops.
woci-Sprinz choice fooshil4, sliIsc: San
Joaquin, months, sS1Ior. San Joaquin.
years staple gee. mountain tlGl1c: Ne
vada se1i5c: Oregon. i9IiSc. Northern, lac
isc. fail wool. southern coast, lambs ear
7sec: San Joaquin lambs. sT- Northern
lambs. SgfIac.
Hops-Crop o. 1895. aaosabls at sSslzc per
pound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-04

PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Aug. 2-The wheat unsrke,
CONTINUES tao%ant, there hetng brief sylet,-
needs OF either portions Of ~. world 0ra-
e"n 81 (aiF years has become accustomed
"a 'ook 80 the Orient ZOE j market For n
md mis- Oriental demand is a hant ,ns o,,l>,
uncertain factor st tire present time II h.
inE difficult 20 ascertain Jus, how much ~
the crop VIII ~ reeded IN that direction
about 0alf of u heinE new crop Tbers i<
considerable milling demand and 80
SffaGE3fnN sot~ conitng SEE ara nearly an
TAKEN 2r Ter mis- purpcse. So ~ VIII DO soy
erai aaSs yet before cargo for expor, win
Re &ot teSftHcr Quotations TODAY arc -Sgf
81 for Nalla Nalla ard Sc Tor Valley rho
ley crop has not commenced 10 move ,-r,
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SUMMARY.


Mean atmospheric pressure, %. rs; highes;
pressure. -. 4. the sth; lowest pressure,
- S. the lsi.
Mean temperature. %. highest tempera-
ture. e. the 10th: lowest temperature 80
the 18th. greatest daily range OF tempera-
ture. q. the 18th: least daily range OF tenn
perature. S, the 1th.
Mean temperature for July in 1892 So 1891.
es;. 1894. 81; iss5. 81, 1896. 81. 1897 So. mean
temperature for July for six years "a
Prevailing direction of wind south: total
movement of wind, 1881 miles. maximum
velocity of wind. ~ miles. southwest
Total precipitation. .. - inches: number OF
days with OF inch or more of preeipl,a-
ton, =.
Total precipitation Gin inches) for July in
lsa, 1.2s; iSs, o.4s; 1891. Ola: 1885. as7: 1895,
600; 1897. 23s: average precipitation for July
for six years. al inches.
Number of clear days, IL. partly cloudy
days. 10. cloudy days. I.
q. y. SALISBURY,
Observer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-04
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s--Sailed-Schr
Ida Schrsuer. for Seattle. rchr Charles
Hanson. for Gray's harbor. str WALL.
Walla. for Victoria and Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND, July 3n-ArriyeA-
Bktn j. A Griffin, from San Pedro for
Port Hadiock. Sailed July 3o-Bk Melro~e
for santa Rosaiia, sh {. f. Sargent. for
Sydney.
EVERETT. Aug. ARRIVED c. II.
Merchant. from San Francisco Sailed
Aug. 2~Schr Ottill!e Ford. for San Fran
cisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TIE NORTHER.

THE NORTHERN.
f, J, Eile; bridgeport. Wash.
II +. Nichols. Snchomish.
r, n. Misroy. North Yakima.
Mrs X =, Allroy. Norta Yakima
G. r. Jchtneck, Sacramento
Ira Conway. Sacramento.
4 NJ Mortimer San Jose. Cal
II sturdy. San Francisco.
Mr sturdy. San Francisco.
H. & Radford. NordhoT. Cal.
p. ". Simmons. North Yakima
{. II Morgan Tacoma.
J. Z. Brown. Bay City. Mich.
< A Emery. BAY City. Mich.
Al Miller. Spokane.
y II GRAY. Sar Francisco
John u Gray. San Francisco.
= r. Waite sar Francisco.
J :. Johnson. San Francisco.
II ". elements, San Francisco.
james Uugrer Hare. Wash
! Howard Watson Spokane.
& " Thorn pson. Spokane.
4 r. Hamilton. Chicago.
J. W corrigsn, Butte.
l. VI Laposnte, Butte.
a. =. Thomson. Duluth.
J. j. Cain. Prairie
WIN Knox. Mount Vernon.
Fred J. Black. Noun, Vernon
a y NotTa,. Tacoma
l. II Clarke Clondyka
< n Car1sr. Whatcon
? j. Potter Bossdsie Kan
" g, Smith Ameftcus Ca
sFaUt fRattfEsG, AHfOfaa.
Mr.. Peterson. Astoria
Il A Lindsey. san Francisco
Mrs. II White ana scn Port Bsaks.sy.
Miss n. Swespey Friday Hsrbor.
F. Marx Portland
G. Fritz Everett.
r Austin. Anaconda.
J " Aogr9sxer Chicago.
Charles a Phelps Richardson
8srk l.. Judd. Brooklyn. Ia
Edward Clancy. NaIl& W2isa-
- e NIlet Wcais@y.
Hugh 81 L1onAen Wooiisy.
Ias~Y Dawn Wisconsin,
= Morgan. Spokane.
J Holmes 81 Paul
John IL Best Boston
". < Easd. Bostcn.
n ). Tswr ard wlfe Santa AEna, Cal
81 4 f.1itamGer Boston.
! a Esrsst. Boston.
e. A Fisher. Boston
7 p0nkir. Laaxsrwarsl.
\ A Reynolds, Eo@t0g4.
T. :. xsw. Shelton
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Closing Quotations.


Cattls-Natiye beef steers. 50 Ssf75 10 for
common 10 choice. exchange lots scarce
and sold AZ s. 1895 -: the bulk of cattle
vert AT s5i59f5 %: Western rangers. either
cows or he!fsrs went 1T s3.smse5, and
steers at 81 sasI4 S.
Hogs-Sold largely al s. sf73 90 the ex-
trerne range for common 10 heavy prime
light being 81. sSQ4
Sheep Sold at <2.S@3i for inferior 10
choice natives. Western range focks s. ~
a1S75. natives were sold at 50 s3sI4 for lambs
and s. 5efI5.l5 for poor 20 prime focks
Receipts-Cat:le. S,5o: hogs. 1900:
sheen - fsA
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r.erts 81 wheaf TO ca-ts7e-,. rs>-s. wesras-
j. ErS.a I'd. brilliant.
Cotton r1zaEas. fs-ss.s
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Are Yoa Going Ca.npinge

II you are you should have the Post
Intelligence sent TO you. II Will cost
nothing extra. Call al our office and have
your address changed
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..


SAN FRANCISCO, Avs. 4-F7oar 10 ,,s~,.
fru5 and she warke; was OF ihs 4ere,s ~
another advance, sttus5cS bx She r,,a-.
waest advances Wheat ms been af,str,,
INK steadily during the past week ho-h sr
sfsef and speculative fn2rkets Wheat 49,
nos offered very freely. as farmers sr5
spectators are bohinE ou1 for sam s.rs.,.
rr1ceS Nhst Is offered Is readily taken Ep
81 quoted prices Barley Is firmly b.i5 80
tha quotations, choice grade hs.r. 4rsr.-.
The cst market has been hanging hsrk
through ali the exeiIemenf fro other gr1.rs
tlf Is n8w beginning 10 show "a iI.Lle -.,ore
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
Club, sc. hluestem. 7sc.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Aug 2-Nheat - Milling
pre- Ne i club s3G1ic; No. bluestem'
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MARTINI E RECORD.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland. Aug s. 1887.
Fair, warmer.
q. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGHICCL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
~ tile Aug. 8 1897,
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Closing Quotations.

F5sur-N Ne cash prices Tor family ex-rqs
s. gtSs bakers extras. SL6,s.s Is sl.rer.
Tiua & ~o4E5
W-hsay-ShlnDiug. s14sIs gor No al
:, "a for caofee. milling s sfst g.
BARLEY Feed .ss5g .tsc. cruice lcles. a-l.-
si hreNtae. 81 os1ll. 70 for No. I ard s,,sc-l
8 81 tev Ce.fAt-
Cat--Foer 40 fair. slsll.i1. good u choice
s. lz ~ fancy feed. sl-Z51-ea. u.w
red $lA-'-a fa
Whes,-Essaser. December. s. 81. M4y.
s, ss'e-
Esrfey- Iaac,ixe: December. s1s.c
CORA large ye5slp Sl-9l'1s: lzis
Receipts.
t'lour qaArEeY saiks. T. .5<o. DO 0rexcn
81 tss} n heat- ssvUtslS = 81. harley c-rfs IS
= ~. beans. SACKS RI sss} potatoes. sacks
80. o-ieas sacks, 81. hrsn. sacks. iSs8.
8o Oregon 2 5st uas6l.DS -. "a ks. - Aay
tees Si5. S--sw fuflS- 3. hons bales o.
~rc. f*s5tz = IN tsrF gen 81. hides uu-l-
ssr E. 5S5. Ists.us. g@aFs 8 80. shorts ~act-~
-. S}ne. eaiionS. a tn.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Fees2 ana M3ils;uTs- NIaaglrgs SIS 5aga -
Ear~~W hest. $t-fsl3 pr TON. lf8e and
oaf slIs}s. eat, S5fs4l1, best barley, ssss L.
alfalfa s7sss.sA.
ssafszs. gser GENITAL. river BmrAangs sec! ~, /.
~ ksosv. sss 1sss gser sack, BsrbAnEs, 4fl5ssN.
new sweet potatoes. %s@c peg Es's3T'5.
easoas. sslyeTsAIAS. S9c2sL Eer GENITAL. has
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u =.
Hrra dsfSns~

LIVERPOOL. Aug 5-W5eat~f4rFfl.
rarxo~s OF coasf- nothing aaHs e@Fk"FN
Isvsrvsao1 ws~Ae. Sa. / California, : 1915
= ~ wheat in Parts. aTEn; fear = PARIS.
str0nx. quantity OF wheat arc iso@zF on
passage to Jrs,ed KINGDOM. 49, s-sts
fsfss "a wheat ard -Four on passage 20 coFi-
sluenf le as. Indian shipments q wa*st
10 United Kingdom. Dsae; .nasaa ship
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FOREIGN MARKETS. =
Financial.

LONDON. Aux 3-Corsois. IL: silver.
zFz4a .--.s.
pezsss 7 o-,snr SHANGHAI cs6legFafr Ssfs-
Tr@ markets here To-Day weTe n1oysF.,-
EarJrs aY,A Americans were toe tfatNfes
Interest in the former Is Taplfif r. ta..l&
F9th k4re a~A on ire continent ana 16efs
we~a large dealings today, aHd fas e4ss4'ls
w@s a. the best figures. A5nsflcsh- ~ :
also ssouzhf hers by Srh.frage nro.*fS "a
~ ss.e~rDev,, Berlin buys Canada Ia
Les - N.~t44-n Pacific. There vas
-.gsch agvsTsz % Denver Prices closed a
shade under the best
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Tacoma Hotel. Tacoma.
Strictly frst-class: all modern improve
ments. fine sample rooms.
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improvement cog soIs we-> s-s,aspsr.sos,s fer
q use o3 "a per cent 10 - with a later
$1,000 g. s 10 =. The aggregate sales were
Money and Exchange
Monay On cali sasy a. is.Tzs. per cent:
Last soah Ia; closed ls.sftls per cert gr1rrls
u S>sat1-e paper. &ssz Sterling exchange
wsaE. s!ga actual business n bankers
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9i-s toF sixty days. posted rates. 81 sea=As
..s.rl Ai.1 -. s5ixssi ssla. commercial bills.
S-- Silver certificates. -. EIsssc.
par sasYe-. sac. Mexican de,l2rS. ~.
CoeeEslEI.ent bonds strong. state bonds
duH, railroad bonds strong
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-12-16
CARLTON.
Miss Lulu Mason is very sick at the

Miss Lulu Mason is very sick at the
hotel.
The supper given by the ladies Of
the U. B. and NJ. 4. churches was
well attended and about $22 was
netted.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will have a Christmas tree Christmas
eve.
j, E. johnson, son-in-law OF W. C..
Conner, came in from Soda Springs,
Idaho, Saturday to spend the winter.
}. W. Slaughter has started bar
Der shop over Bolger's store.
The Carlton Komical Knew is pre-
pairing play for New Years evening.
Miss Pearl French is on the sick
list.
s. W. French was doing business in
Abilene Saturday.
Otto Gerth OF Holland was visiting
in Carlton Sunday and Monday.
Ed Draffen OF Hartford, Kas,, is
here visiting his brother
Mrs. s. Ireland Of Holland was Wis
iting her son Ed, the past week.
W. G. Gilliland brought 500 head
Of cattle from Herington Tuesday to
winter on some OF Holland townships
surplus feed.
Principal John Emig attended the
Teachers Reading Circle at New
Basel Saturday.
George and William Medly and
ladies took pleasure trip to Abilene
Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-12-16
Handkerchiefs-

4 LUCKY Purchase of 800 dozer
Ladies', Children's and Mems Hand
kerchiefs before the Dingley tariff
bill went into effect. The result il
that we can sell you handkerchief
at lc, Sc, Sc, l0c, 10 10 c, l5c, 25c,
SOC, 4Oc. SOC and on up to l.5O, that
would have cost nearly double if
bought under the new tariff law.
We have everything to be had from
the cheapest cotton fancy border to
the finest linen embroidered hand
kerchiefs, including ladies' hem
stitched initial at &c.
Ladies' Jap. Silk, fancy border Sc.
Mems Silk Initial at l5c to SOC.
Nowhere will you find a better as.
sortment of Handkerchiefs for
Christmas Gifts than we are show
ing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-12-16
for Lowest Prices,
Bearce, TheClothier
ABILENE, KANSAS

@a4O, heavy, 84OGa4i. Sheep-Receipts, 60O;
market strong: native muttons, 4OOG450;
lambs, s5.O005B5
CHICAGO, Dec. Ia -Cattle-Receipts, $500;
market quiet, but steady; beeves sa65G6 IS;
cows and heifers fi750p4 40; Texas steers, $500
a. 10: stockers and feeders. s300a420 Hogs
Receipts 2400J; market rather slow at yester-
days average prices light, t3.5(t3 40; mixed.
g. BOOB a; heavy, ,Sl5aS42h; rough, " l60
a2J Sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady to
strong, native, S29OG47O; western, tS6O040;
lambs. s4.O0N5.S5.
Kansas City Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. ID Receipts OF wheat,
90 cars: year ago. 20 cars Sales by car lots:
No hard, s40sihc; No. hard, s20S41s; No
3hard 79dS2Hc; No. 4 hard, 75G79c; No. 2 soft,
93ll94c; No 3soft, 89li I92ho; No 4 soft 8i0870
Receipts OF corn. l52 cars; year ago, % cars
No. 2 mixed aa2h lb23c; No mixed, 22hG22ko;
No 4mixed, &c; No. white, 23Ac; No. Swhite.
22h022xc: No, 4 white 22g22Ac Receipts Of
oats, % cars; year ago, cars No mixed,
2lc No. mixed, s0020hc; No. mixed,
la019hc; No 2 white PC; No 3, &c; No 4,
2092ic. Receipts OF hay, is cars; timothy,
choice, Is 50@S75: No lsS0OGs25; choice prai-
rie, .z250z5O Eggs l7hc per doz Poultry,
hens, &c per ID; medium spring SIC per
ID; ROSTERS, l2h@ibc each; turkeys, no;
ducks, 5nc; geese, 5hc pigeons 6Oc per
doz Butter, extra fancy, l9c; dairy, fancy,
l5c; choice. l3c; store packed sGiSc Came
prairie chickens, S.0OG5. 30 per doz quail, 500
75c per doz; ducks, mallard, 400 per doz red
head, sa5O040) per doz; jacksnipe, slOO per
doz; ployer, sl.25 per doz; squirrels, 5Da75c
per doz; wild turkeys lOc per ID rabbits,
4Oc per doz opossums i5040c each Potatoes,
60N63c per bu Sweet potatoes, 50d6Oc per
bu Apples, Jonathan, Is 0OG600 Bellefeur,
u 5OaaeO per bbl fancy Missouri Pippin,
g. 7504OO; fancy Ben Davis, ~ 75G325; Wine
saps 175G4s5; Willow Twigs ia75G4OO;
Huntsmans Favorite, 400: In q small way
fall varieties are selling at 40G6oc per half bu
Hickory nuts. 6pG7Sc per bu Walnuts, 25c per
half bu Hazel nuts. iiG2Hc per Id Pecans
&c per lb Cabbage, 75c1L 90 per 100 lbs Onions,
5)cGsi.O0 per bu Hand picked navy beans,
o. 12x9 al Is per bu Squash tiOo per cwt
CHICAGO. Dec la Wheat-December. Nho
GsL0s; May, ooliasiXc; July, saGs2Sc Corn
December, salsGesSc; January, s5%35Xc;
May. 2siG2S1c Osts-December, slSG22c;
May, 22hGeshc. Pork-December, ES;
January. sSSGa No. May, sG55Gs 82h. Lard
December, As5: January, Ns5a4 42x; May,
N52ho&57k. Short ribs-Docember tA2S
January, A&0427h; May, N10AN