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II So Ex& far demand and At S4&AG
s2 10 Ssxsv DAYS. gscsseas rates. ssssks1s
Asa: szsrnrnercaa. hs.is, s4ssssz@-sz. silver
certificates. Iss4css1-c: har silver. EAsc.
Mexican dollars. as1scs government bonds.
firm. state aozSss. inactive, ra.lroaa ool6s.
strong.
L. S. s. .i9s4lN. Y. Cen lists .llsN.
S=x as rex ...ls$..l Y J. Ca IS .-..ilss.
New ~, soup .lSass NorEa Car. - ..-lA
Yours. reg ...-ii4s2 F0s2rS -. Ie
foGgs. eoap .-Ilsse. Nor. Pa lists liz
- ~os. reg rarsss -. -. -, 80
Fi ss esz ..iiss.iSr.ca 4 stLisis=s
Iistr1e. sss ...ns INoE. & West. Is 10
Ala--Ciass 10. ". ". Csorsso.s ..lg-ss
Class i -.-.--l9s Deb. - -..-..--.-ss
Lass { -.-..--As sDt. Nav lists ..-LSs2
Asea.sen !. ...: . r G ). L Is !. risls:
Can, So. IDS ..i,Is ra sssss' = Il IS Nv
CIV sses . -. .l i r. Is.t g. T. : ISIS s
Chi Term ~ 8 st.I- = IA y 6 : +,
u. & f. G. ISIS. 1tsis-l ST. Paul Con ....i sss.
East Tean- isss.i1assl Elves -. -, Il.
Erie Gen. IS -. 8 s. l. Non Fund. =.
+ W&D lstx,s-r. g $50. Railway IS ..lf.siLis
Gen. Elec. - ,..lls stand r. < T. IS .
g. II. & :. A. ss!ts Tenn. new set ~ IA
Seconds ..l9s T, P. L c. lists III
II * T: Gen. $50 Reg. .is ....-.. -,
Con. ss $500. lia IUnion paa. is .le41.
Ioaa & Lists -..ue IC.P..D & lists fssb9
La New Con Is. Ios wabash LIST 5s ..il5
I. q \. I'M As ssisl seconds -. =. %
Missouri IS =. 100 West Shore A. liz
M, K. 6 T. 2t.s g We Centuries :. So,
Coo. So. Is ..... sfis! Wis. Cen. lists :. or
stocks-Raiiroads-
Atehisoa -. -. 3 Mobile * Ohio =. 81
Preferred sasEN. J. Central l?l;s
H Hrlt k o,o r 8 \ = = ees'T s. / i Il
canada Pac -. S list preferred :. i
Canada South a:iss "a .rsIsrred -. :9A
Ches. & oato esls North Am. Co :.
Chi. & Alien - Nor. Pae .---..,. Az
Chi. B. q lisa Preferred =. -. 5lis
chi. d Z. II -. 81 lOnt. & West -. lsss
Preferred :. ..Eis,Cr. Ran. 4 Nav. IS
Chi CT West - ISIS Preferred e. -. 92is
Chi. Ind. & l. .. siaor. Short Line :. AZ,
Preferred :. 80 Pacific Coast -. 4sLi
Chi & y west.li7 LIST preferred :. $
Preferred ---las 70 preferred -. o.
c. G. C. IL St L. n IP!tLsourg -. ...l7a
Preferred =. =. g Reading -. 80. ~.
Isl preferred . aA7slR. g. ". 80. SIS
81 preferred =. - i Preferred :. -. -
Del. s. Hud -. ul.l Rock Island -. leQta
Del. L. g. w -.iSs3. s.. l. q 5. F. =. as
Den. 4 r.. G. :. soAsl is, preferred :. s.S
Preferred :. :. ~ "a preferred -. s5is
Erie tncwb ...... 45l-iSt l.. & s W. :. 81
ist preferred ,sg-ej Preferred -. IN
ct Nor. pre- ..'Ds,ri Preferred ;. les
Illinois Cen -. u'S.s Preferred :. ..l6s
L. r. &west :. ISiaIst- p. NJ G. Mla
Preferred :. :. $ Iso. Pacific ...... b
Lake shore .....isa $50, Railway -. IsA
Louis. & Nash Sis, Preferred =. .. ISL.
Manhattan l. ..rGit Tex. & Fac 49,. is.
Net. ST. ny .l5la; nlon pac ...... AK
Mich. Cen ...-.I2 Preferred =. -. us
MINI. 81. |. 40 Z: f.. p. & c.. :. l2;s
Missouri Pae -. 4e5sl Preferred :. -. gs-s
No, X & T. -. lsisI Wheel & L. l..
Preferred =. 3ss:' Preferred -. 25is
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Jan 2a-Foreig1 wheat
SUI puieris from Portland for the week eha-
ing today were * so bushels. About al
signs OF strength have vanished from ls1e
foeal wheat market and Ssc Was gwen 20
day as 4 top quotation for Waila VA
Offerings are much larger than they nave
been sttes The urn % me year. ana In
good mary cases sellers are nov hGhtlns
buyers instead of vice versa Na4iey, sic.
n. 40
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ao.--wheat IN
changed, weak and duh. Barley y aa,et
al previous prices. Oats cuiii prsces ei'-
disturbed. Spot quotations were; na, sx
Finur-Net for family extras, 81 No;
bakers extras s3.s)@l4.
Wheat Shipping. $40 fer No. !, and
n.uAgi liza for choice; mailing sii's
Bariey-Feed. MS: brewing. nominal
f9atS-~Poor 10 fair. 81 -Ssai q y, goou 70
choice. 81 ssssl .321s: fancy fed 81 sstsis.ts;
prise. 81 tzisQl, -; black for SEED. si"9
f.55. red. $la58i.65-
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1866: Oregon. ~
050; wheat, centais, -s'' barley, GEMS. ~
Oregon. 5.epe: oats, eentais. $50: oregon
4so: beans, sacks. ts2-s; corn, centais, East
ern. 500. poiatoes. sacks. 1913; oregon.
1.sis: onions sacks sos; bran. sacks. iSis'
rniddlings. sacks. -: hay. tons "a WOOL.
bales. 8: hides. number, Sa: quicksilver.
TASKS, 80: wine. gallons. IS.sn
Closing Quotations
wheat-Inactive: May. ;l-i5h..
Bariey-Not quoted
Gorn~-Large yellow, $lln.
Bran-s.e 5oll2i.50
Cash Wheat
Cash wheat. sl-l2ls.
Wool and Hops.
-spring-Nevada l0Qi2'3c: Eastern
Northern mountain. s1loe: mountain
lambs, 4Gtsc. san Joaquin pia&ls, v4oSs
Humboldt and Mcndocino, sgllc.
Hops-crop OF 1855. lS1sllc-
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
MnIstuns-M Gdllnss, sega; bran, s2o.sa
H la. slaat75o: wheat and oat.
sls.5ogais.5e. best barley, SlAA "a. alfaifa.
sl1 50aIa2 20; straw. per bale. 6ous5c.
Potatoes-ERriy Rose. sLloGEi- -; river
Burbanks, 5Scasi: Oregon Bureanks, socg
tI5: sweet. 81 .23sll 80.
Vegetahles-osariic. 61asc: green peas. go
Sc; string beans. I2s7c per 10; tomatoes.
si.75Gl2 per box; egg plant, lZ'T1ioe: chili
green peppers. Sg5cs mushrooms, 2o4.Sc
Fruits-Apples. choice. 81: common. soc:
oranges naves, 81. sota.s5, Mexican lines,
rs-paek s64lsSe: common California lem
ons, T5cdsi %; choice do. si.5eds2: bananas,
81 2sai2.50 per bunch, pineapples. $2ai.So per
dog.
ends. sia23c; fancy dairy. 2lGZc. do Sec
onds. lslIaAc; picked. isst2oc; firkin, 1870
C,heese--New. IiisGl2iac; California cream
cheddsr. 1lfei2c: Young America. IN i5e:
Eastern. i2ss5FIss4c: Western. l29tl2i2c
Eggs-SsoTe. Z5a3Ac: fancy ranch, 3lG24c.
Poutry-Turkey gobblers. Eal3c per ID,
turkey hens I2qlsc: old ROSTERS, 5sf5.so;
youns, ROSTERS, 81; small broiiers. 50:
large broiiers. sl95; fryeTs, $3.50; hens.
s5sGge.5o geese, s. per pair; old pigeons.
81; young pigeons. s2n225.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. ASSN,
do sight, ssSS
Financial.
Silver hars 49,. SOS Ora fts-S SHIT a.. IrA
Mex do.s ..Eis&sss Telegraph =. =. 20
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Financial
NEW YORK. Jan. sa-~The Commercial
Asvrrtsser'e lAsa6on financial eAhlasrasa
says:
stock markets here were active todsy.
Araev1caas wers, strong aud active ala day
VITA siixAs reaction ~ the close. hat
they were nsacyant in the street. TIE Ia
Sorifes were 81 Paul and Atehikcta pre-
ferTsd TIE only dai spot was teatiAi
Pacific. Money - hardening
Closing Quotations.
LONDON Jan. eA--CanssiaAn Pacific
So. Grand Trunk, "a.
t>ar s;.yer. z1s&a per ounce, Money
per cent
nrendstuff&.
LIN ERpCsoT. Jan @.s-Wecat-~katuTes
closed steady. MarCn Is s~sSs, May, - f<Gs
spot duis: No. ? red western winter, IS III.
Nc. I red northern spgiDg d8N a! 6s-
tso-n-k19tursS. quiet. M&rSa. - sss4i
May, - 7Ssd-
CoTn--Spol quiet. receipts wheat dur
ms she past tAses days ssaeoo ceatals. al
American.
wheAt~ss Easy. Wheat in Paris steady.
-Four IN Paris steady.
French css&ntry markets weak.
ioNroN. Jan 1n-~WNeat cRFgces OF
coast buyers ana sellers apart; carsoes en-
passage easier
Angl.sa country markets quiet.
Condition at the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22,--Tae condition
az the treasury shows.
ANauabls casa s>...,..s.-....,... 49, tsH
Reserve ..',.-'..tss .-.+.-t-.s.''s-. sSSsse~sVss
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures.
PORT CRESCENT, Jan. @.--Haf- S.o2.
partly cloudy, wind, :. W. two miles,
foRT ANGELES. Jan. sa,-~pArtly elou-
dy: calm. In the b8y-Bks hirigo and
Cheney hanud oat and sh Montgomery
Cheney. bound cut, and sh Montgomery
shire.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Ian. a-wheas--Cgus, SIC
t5,seetarrY SssTssse Cleared Br bk Sprins-
bank. Queenstown or Falmouth. Win H.
90 bushels CT wheat
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Eradstree,'s Financial Review tarnorr,xx
Will say: Az"
10 ne early part Of tie week there was
a q marked decrease In the activity OF spec
GIatlon- Transactions a. the stock exrhsngs
ieil on 20 10000 or sao,Use shares n say ana
81 81 ioSIlce oi hsaNy realizing sales MS seen
=, some parts 81 the share list In the face
ut thls the standard stocks continued their
advance and new hisa-price records were
i naaue IN Tue GFangers and other dividend
payers. As WAS the case I'm the xsrs,,sslnr -
week. the movement; vas partly ascrihei 70
ieaaing interests in the market, bi. what
ever rs origin, II certainly had the effect
ot S..eeAiiig any wholesale liquidation and
" attracting fresh outside purchasers Of
stocks. Loadon vas seller and contribute
co 10 the hating tone OF the general mar
ke- Al Tue same time the speculation as
Wfiote retained the Characteristic marks OF
bNIilsh excitement, and as the week wore
on, renewed strength II decided quality
displayed itself IN various parts Of the dts
uiGt.
The iron stocks were higher and more
active on the favorable accounts given Of
tiie condition OF the steel and iron indus
tries, while the street AT large was Only
impressed by the nhenomenally favorable
character OF the foreign trade statement
for the month OF December and the cal,
endar year lsss, issued hy the treasury de-
partment. The continuance Of the advance
IL the granger stocks aided Ia kcepines rp
the bullish tendencies, favored the snsciila-
TOR and added new recruits 10 the portion
or the public which is taking PART in the
market
Another powerful Influence az favorable
kind Was the easing of the foreign markets
SeIaio tE3u9unuCo &qg pun uopupf Vloq
showing decided lower interest rates Con-
sequentty when the Bank OF England dis
count rate WAS reduced x per cent 20 sis
per cent. and the omen market fage.res fell
to per cent. or lass. accompanied nv re-
newed buying OF American stocks fer for
eign account. there VAS an fmmeA ate re-
saoIse on this side. The volume OF trans
actions here again ran on Thursday 20 over
one million shares for the day and there
fresh high levels being touched not only
by the standard stocks but the Pacific
group. and special'Ies Of various kinds.
Bank CiearinRs.
The following table. compiled by Brad
street. shows the bank clsarings at all
principal cities for the week ended Jam
uary ~. with the percentage of Increase
and decrease as compared with tho cor
responding week last year:
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Market unchanged: EXPORT No.
club, ssSs No / 6sneSserzl, CSC mlAaae. So.
! club. Sic. No. bsuesEesn. &C.
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General Quotations.

F7our-Recezpts, 25esl barrels: exports
i. az barrels. market inactive aud nominal
Iy steady.
W-heat-~Receipts. $4,000 bushels: ex-
ports. ts.sSf bushels; spot steady; No. z
red TsFsQ@s.c T. O, D Options were ex-
cee5ingiy dul al day. Scafpers willie bail
isflIy Inclined. hesltated IN view OF weak
ness abroad foreign selling and lack o.
outside trade 70 AFFORD Vigorous support
Cie2rances were large AMI there was a
moderate export trade again. Near ihs
close covering orders producs3 better
feeling and prices were unchanged -, &c
lower. March closed a; 7I78c, May. f47sc.
Wocl-stssdys
Hcp@~~GtIiet.
CofTes~~Opftons opened stsaay ard IN
changed - points higher. Sssses wers IL
80 ba gS 48eluding January. &asc FehrsI-
arv, s 2s@5 sGs March go. spot Rio sfuIl
hal, aSoai steady. M. : iHvcfee. $40. No. :
i9f,tanK =, Ugil9, quiet. CGrsoTa 7fssf74c
S8Sar~~RAw, gut4t fair refining 3s.c: cen
,rif0gal. as test, sc refined. qste;.
Metals.
Pig trgF1--TVs rF9rts IS
Csppsr--I4aka s.. 5sgsi5.
T43-Sa24 -
Spoilers E. 2sei< -.
Lad g. a@tzess&-+s TIE firm that axes
ths selling prize zee ~ Hssrs and sI7eifsrs
quotes lead a. 81 ~ RE cf1se.
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Ffnan tat.
aars 49,. 597s ORA fts-S, ght 49,.
o.s ..i1iasssS Telegraph =. :.
Mining stocks.
u


BOSTON. Jan. 2a--closins:
YnS q A%f ~, iA Parrot 80. 49,. S9i.
g,r. Short Line asia Humboldt "a
Butte & Bos ::
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LEG Al NOTICES.


AvgtCss OF .XEctTToR.s saf.F.-Notice
ssteey s'Fea that the aadsrsgned
Nater Of the esIase % Charles r
asa.sesz decgasvt In obedience 10 an
rsasf or tire superior court 81 the county
Ashs. state ~ W azhlaEtan. made on
- sSh day az December. lSss, will sell az
sassS SUCTION. 20 the highest bidder. for
1a en- Mondas, the <A day o. JaBu-
ssss, eeiwe.a the hours eS ten clock
as morning aria the setting 81 tire
80 -. eexin'}lSg AZ the hour OF eleven
49, a. m, al those certain lois % ssnA
sssAse IN toe easy es Seattle. klag casn-
sAse % Washington. particularly de-
osrs as follows tc-wtt.
- sfS sei aiEi Asrve8 -. In block II "
~ = sssae sTd's addition 20 ire c}ty ~ Sc
eno - stx 81. 81 block eight 80, plan
: g. >sattA Saf3 King county. state
= Hsssssgt1n.
- "a AZ. ~ Aesg AT she 'front.' door II
r. Astaesse, n he ~ ef Seatgis. IN s2sd
eag eaRGsy
..xss 81 sac Ill re 10 yer cent. cash. to
- s.a'sr sav hlt, ana balance tspen cenarsssa-
T.sSs sale All 1sssTegy ~ Nxecusors decd
q - a. Seattle. Washington January
s,.... WINFIELD $. JAMESON.
-. % t5e ssya,e q Caarlsk r, Motil-
En J. jacob. Attorney fer Executor
- ~ arc 80 SeAtsse National bank
LAX Ss@si-& NTa&a,
.nE st-PEHINR COURT or TIE
81 Va 4aAf~s. Ter kIag g-assfigss~-
@s fss@isrf O.. Jat estate 81 fa4I Me
- asesssel NA as In t,roSx5sA Ne.
sc 70 Creditors
- Is ASrc7s EtVen ~ the nnSEerss Srs<.s
ssssss@,or = ;ae es.s = ~ gaas Mog~a
a. 10 tae cEeG-cTs ~ aa5 81 geT-
/ s~s0% CLANS Ak-Nis~t said decreased.
~ - 'aef> IS 'a tce aeVess.4Ty xo9ef-
A. AssssE 0as Wear asfrr thes date 81 las
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had a stimulating effect ard May <ecov--
ed 20 9S4Gsc. 81 touched sa-sc and
Closed with buyers az Ns7As 7~sc.
preston that the damp weather xoS.la
cause q rally. On the improvement. .
perfect avalanche % leng and short corn
Was iunoisd into Tire pat Is,rfns the as,
hog- the market revived and isf. OF q
shade higher
Oats were duh during tAe entire session
There was no inquiry fer cash and the
material change IN values. May closed .
trifse lower
Foreign buying. OF lara early strength
enea provisions. Heavy buying OF pork
and RIBS by commission hcssses during rhs~
latter part ~ the session added 10 re
advance. Pork advanced ioslac as13 LARD
an. rsos -izkfSc each
wheat. No. 2.
-opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
saiy jay 49, =. *: s.. '''ss s. ~
Corn. No. 2.
Jan 49,. =. -. So =.
July 81. ss.s as 50 s7.gss ~ -
Oats, No. -
Nay - ~ s.ssassrss r,sqs-As
Mesa Pork. per Barrel.
s Kay - :. oi:i: SO Is SO ii: e. 8 s
Lard. per 100 Poond.-
Jan s. IS s. STA s. Is S a7s.
Nay ia Ma . tia ) Ma
short Ribs. per 100 Pounds.
Jan =. 81 40 81 * sss sAS
May =. sos SIe5s "a SO
Cash Quotations.
Flour-Duii.
Wheal-No spring. szalss,.c: No. 5
spring. 6issGsise No. red, sei.c.
Cora-No. = SIC.
Oats-No. 2 27G77l.c Z. o. b.: Nc. 2 white,
SeszlSoA.c; Ne. white, -. 392c.
Rye-Nc. p 55s.c.
Rarley-Nc. . 41Ss5Ssc.
Flaxseed--No. /. sl-l3. new. slf1is.
Timothy seed-Pr.ne, s2.s5s92. 81.
Mess pork-per barrel. S. sa1a.
l-ard-Per 100 pounds, S.sssasS,ssie.
Ssdes-Short ribs (looset. Ss.Tass5
Shouiders-Dry salse3 (boxedi. n. 1sssc.
Sides-Sh0rt clear (boxedl. s. las.5,l5.
Whisky-pstillers finished goods. per
saas
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy. Creamery, liViSc.
dairy. lgl6c.
EggsESteady, Fresh, 1S4}iSizc.
Cheese-U nchanged.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.


New York.
NEW YORK. Jan. aO.--Cotton. firm;
middlng. e7sc.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. eo-Cotton.
firm. m.3qlinG. 65sc.
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SYNOPSIS

Local report Maximum temperature. "a.
minimum temperature. ts. mean tenpera-
tu.s ~, weather. cloudy rainfall, "a
GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. or. Jan. y, ISs,
Rain.
Z. s DEPARTMENT OF AGRkCULr
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
SHAtfl.. Wash Ian N tNN
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hardy rejects TIA grgeacy moted IN s1e
demand for Ire better grades - cotsc7.
sasch tals Year are scaycer than usual
season. TIE iron trade Situation remains
as for Sorns time past. s feature 9s al
s2s0sEss ssszaresi Large as the p.SssasssoG
rarertiy Ear every tar offered Nest fur
naceS are reported hocxsJ atsesd on orders
ard small advances are frankly stated -
he due 10 she desire os the makers 70 As
courage orders incaaanss 9. fulalsrent
wit4tn any reasonable period. A strong
Side light gHer the strength Of iron ard
statement that troa IN Glasgow sfis week
reached the highest prices noted for ten
SsArs past Features Qf the domestic mar
sst saTe been gains 81 price ~ Nessetney
ana southern Mig steel hsl1ets. wire rods
sra steel rails an5 IN addition. copper.
lead and al Srr al higher. Little change
s reported ~ the market FER cereals and
tsfe market Tor cash wheat stu reflects the
Commanding fSas!ti held by ire United
states. as the supplies az the worlds
sAeAs. aoiwit nssan<sinE the predictions Of
tia2 and from Russia 10 E,as a,
al accord WITH The literal estimates ~
nrssa@ctioH published some little tire ago.
TIE suTnsstr tra6a az sfsoss markets is IL,
Il satisfactory ~ant;lsasess The st~asrfs ~
prices Is ags$nspSGroa ard advances IN vvsite
ps1e are reported from the West while in
Unchanged
Advises as 70 he general ,sss,rshsi,ive
Trade Afe quite favorable. Raw wood Is
ao.l. bat steady. Al the London sale. prices
aANs oT~ned higher ard the prediction s
made tasf present American stocks NJ wool
NJ nave 70 be replaced at considerable
assa&r range % values. The outlook IN
the boot arNE shoe trade is regarded as
se*e3 ard fair business Is doing a. steady
Pr.ces IN hides and leather
" peat. including Jour, shipments FOR The
week aggrsgAte S,l&e-f bushels agaius;
s.sf. ai bushels last week: J. 1sKess hJisnsis
~ the corgssNsasading week Of iSas. 9ts eAs
bnshsEs IN sSss; e.Ss9.27l bushels IN 1895 ana
.,Sa.9sa bushels IN isaa Slnce Jsslv ! This
ssasen the exports ~ wheat awgrerate3
l@s~sAssi ~ bushels against i&i. &SS Sgs bushels
last year.
business failures IN the United States
Stow gtste a decrease from lsss week num-
btlhg ~ against S0+ 4 week ago zoe II, this
3i2 In iSa5 - '01S "'41
BGsfness failures in the Dominion ~ can
asts naIntSr 81 against "A las; We p In
sh's week q year ago. Sc in 1897. a. In 1895
and Is IN 1895 -S''
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r.. station known as MOSCOW. Lincoln
county. on sh% GTvSt Northern. has Assa
1.ose1 and tfzs axsat recalled
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Jan =, Es11
zane and Portland GEARING hoasss ,es.as
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4ss for sixty days. posted rates. s. SIS
4sSts: commercial hfais, 81 s1.4zz=-Sz. silver
Mexican dollars. sssxcs government bonds.
Arm. state ssoZsas. inactive, railroad oosaGs.
strong.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-06-10
Like a Dream She Passed.

The Nashville has gone! She faded
from the admiring gaze of hundreds
of Indignant men, women and children
who had prepared to rush on board
like a drove of wild eyed steers from
railroad cattle pen, without so much
as dipping her flag in salute. The
cut flowers ordered from New Orleans
in honor OF her visit have Wilted, the
cake and confections are growing stale
the ferry boats harvest ungathered,
and St. Clair has collapsed. Speech,
are unsaid and poems unsung, and the
simpering maiden Weeps. Great men
have shrunk into ordinary mortals,
but the good ship steams merrily sea-
ward and there is rejoicing on board
at. the proyidential escape from fat
terry, .fawning and insincere adulation
which was in store for her. There is
nothing left to remind US OF the Nash
ville but bills contracted for cut fow-
ers and kilograms and the sad copnte-
nance of st. Clair, the budding
McAllister--the youthful leader of
Baton Rouge's Four Hundred. 7t-Ba-
ton Rouge Truth.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-06-10
FAIRNESS Be Vigilant.

Mr.. P. S, Pugh, who has Just re-
turned from New Orleans, says the
millers and brokers Of that city, have
a project on foot for obtaining dis
eriminative rates on clean and rough
rice that will be q direct blow and
serious blow to the mills and farmers
of this country. They have a petition
before the railroad commissioners to
that effect and it behooyes the miilers
and rice farmers of Acadia to hold a
meeting without delay 90 appoint a
committee to represent their interest
before said railroad commission,
Mirror.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-06-10

Some OF the meanest negroesid tae,
State have made Crowley their stopp-
ing place and promise to give trouble
in the future if determined stand is
not taken to rid the town sof their
presence. This rough, criminal class
is hurt to the better and law abid-
ing element Of our coloted people and
the latter should give. their influence
to the law officers in bringing these
laWless rowdies to a just punishment
under the law. THE sooner these
rowdy negroes learn to respect white
people the i1etter it will oe for them.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-06-10
Camp Meeting.

Lake Arthur camp meeting COM
mences July % and continues to Aug.
6,conducted by the well known evan
gelist Rev. J. K. Morrill,, of Carte
vile. Ca, and assisted By other able
divines. Board can be had on the
camp grounds at q small sum. Sleep
ing room free. A splendid place to
spend few days in the summer under
the shade of those large oaks on the
banks Of the beautiful lake. You
can have good time. Fishing, bath
ing and boat riding will be some OF
the pastimes. Beats will meet every
train. Reduce rates on the railroads
Lay down everything, and go ifjit is
only for few days, and you will be
physically and spiritually benefited.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-06-10
Beware Of f0intments for Catarrh thai
seontain Mercury.

As mercury viii surely destroy the
Fsenee of smell and completely
derange the whole system when en-
tering it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used ex=
cept on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, as the damage they will
do is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r.
J. Cheney Go, Toledo, O., corr
tains no mercury; and is taken ih-
-ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
systom. In buying Halls Catarrla
Cure be sure you get the genuine
1t is taken internally, and made iA
Toideo, Ohio, by F. j. cheney & Ger
Testimonials free. Sold by -Drus-
gists, price 75c. per bottle. Hal1sE
Family Pills are the best.