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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-18

. NEW YORK-Thc general tendency
OF metals In general is toward higher
level OF values on urgent demand from
all quarters and very favorable news
from primary points. To-day copper
ley IN the upward movement. closing e5
points over Inst night. Tin was next In
order. showing something like the nc
tlvity and strength which was display
ed n week or so back. At the close the
metal exchange called pig iron war;
rants firm Mt IS 81 .onminal: lake cop
per strong and higher at Sl4 % bid and
SH 80 asked; Tin Armer with SCI ST.:
bid and So 12is asked: lead firm at
81 20 hid and 81 % asked: spcltcr firm
at IS 30 bid and ST 40 asked. The brok-
ers' price for lead Is 81 90 and copper
Sill 50, =
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The Deadly Grin.

Is again abroad In the land. The air
you breathe may be full OF It's fatal
germs! Don't neglect the Grip or you
will open the door TO Pneumonia and
Consumption and invite death. Its sure
signs are, chills with fever, headache,
dull heavy pains. mucous discharges
from the nose. sore throat and never
iet-go cough. Don't waste precious time
treating this cough with troches. tablets
or poor. cheap syrups. Cure It at once
with Dr. Kings New Discovery. the In
falllble remedy for bronchial troubles.
1t kills, the disease germs, heals the
lungs and prevents the dreaded after
effects from the malady. Price so cents
and $780, L Money back II rot, cured. A
trial, bottle free at Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store. ~ -. I .L..
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How 10 Prevent Pneumonia.

You are perhaps aware that pneumo.
MIA always results from cold or from
an attack OF II grippe. During tho cpl
demic OF Ia grippe q few yenrs ago,
when 20 many cases resulted In pneu.
mon!a. It was observed that the attack
was never followed by that disease
when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was used. 1t countcracts any tendency
Of n cold or Ia grippe to result IN that
dangerous disease. 1t Is the best remedy
In the world for bad colds ard Ia
grippe. Every bottle warranted. For
sale BY druggists. +i.a 's.s5F q
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Nictn!G.

NEW YoRK-Thcrc has been quiet
spot market 70" MI descriptions of cot
ton goods to-day, so fGr az demand Is
concerned. Mail orders also were mod
crate. TAcrG has not been any new
feature IN the situation. The tone coa-
tlnncs strong Cor HenrlY all descriptions
OF both plain and fancy cot.o.s. but no
further advances ii lrIcGs urc rccJSded.
Pria. cloths are unchanged OF the bas!g
OF 29sc for regulars, but sellers will not
acSspt bids FOR contracts thcrcat. Wool
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FINANCE AND TRADE. ,
The Features Of the Money and Stool
~ y. 49, ~ Mn Ill otu Ft.a &c t.-A,I

The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Money on call
steady at 2ka5 per cent: last loan 2h
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 80
3A per cent. Sterling exchange firmer.
with actual business in bankers at
81 SisiG4 So for demand and at
81 SoIs64 SEX for sixty days; posted
rates 81 S3is94 S5h. Commercial bills
81 81G4 sly. Silver certificates 59h0
6okc. Bar silver 59Hc., Mexican dollars
475sc.
The changes In stock quotations for
the day were unimportant. The market
showed strength most OF the day and
repeated efforts on the part OF the
bears to depress prices, although as
sisted by sales of some $4,000 shares OF
stock for London account, were Of lit
tie avail and prices worked upward
generally until the last hour when pre-
vious gains OF the day were practically
wiped out. The highest prices Of tho
day were made about noon, the stand
ard shares showing some gains AL
though there had been such q large
volume OF sales for London, intcrna-
tionals at this time were above last
nights close. At the opening the mar
ket was under pressure. but the varia-
lions were fractional. Commission
houses had many selling orders. but az
ter q few minutes the demand more
than equalled the supply. Traders sold
early. then bought and In the final
dealings reversed their position by
again selling. Several Of the largest
houses were openly large buyers in
the second hour. When prices eased
of In the late dealings, commission
house business diminished. The Read
ings were strong on story that lead
Ing interests In the coal trade 'ptrpOs-
cd bringing about a workable business
arrangement between the different
coal companies that would conduct to
harmony in the trade. Peoples Gas and
Tobacco were conspicuous for strength
as were also some Of the low-prlced
railway shares and some OF the minor
speciaitfes. New York AIR Brake to-
day took violent plunge OF some 1919
points, Of which 1t recovered only ~.
The selling was on that the WcstinS-
house suit had been compromised. The
volume OF trading was about u below
the one million Shares market. which
had been SO common of late. The clos
Ing was weak. There was much fav-
orabie comment on the governments
foreign trade statcmen. showing an
excess Of December exports over i'm
ports Of $50, COO and for the year OF
S6"l POI 900.
The bond market displayed more ami
nation to-day with strength predomI-
nant. Some Of the usually neglected
shares figured quite largely in tho
trading and the resumption Of activity
In St Louis Southwestern issues, To-
tai sales. s5.725.00o. -,
United States Is coupon advanced Il
per cent In the bid price. a
Total sales of stocks to-day, $4,000
shares.
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Butter-Crcamery. LIB. prints. fancy
22lsc; tub 22c:country.ch choice per h., 9o2c: ),
country, fair. 17c; butte:ine. C. C.
brand, l0Il2lsc: common. l0c.
Esgs-Flrm; fresh In case e01g2c per
dozen: cold storse lSc.
Frults-Apples, 50 50I+ 90 per barrel.
poultry-Old ROSTERS &c per b.:
spring chickens, &c per ID: hens. &c per
lb.: geese, 40c each.
Tropical FruIts-Lemons.e extra choice.
81 Ood3 25 Oranges. Mexican. 81 So:
California 81 5002 Is; Florldas 81 co.;
Sonoras s. %, Baruuas 81 60ai IS per
bunch. ~,
Notwithstanding. Ike per ID.
Native onions Soc Per busheI: 81 T5 per
barrel. Fo,dtoes 81 20 per barrel: ASdaOc
per bushel. Sweet potatoes, kiln dried
Jerseys, large, s. 20 per barrel: choice
s. 90; medium Sis. Ohio celery 35c per
dozen: California celery GOS76c, Cape
Cod cranberrlcs So 10 per box: Jerseys
S? 90; per barrel ST ID. New York ho-
ney I4@l5c. Parsnlps 81 90 per barrel;
81 IS unwashcd. Turnips 50c per bushcl.
Miscellaneous.
Roots and 4arks--Ginseng, dry, pcr
h., - 5O93 %; some In market; sassa-
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Wool.

BosToS-The wool market here
maintains steady tone. but general
business u moderate. Fleece woods
are quoted about steady and good lines
are maintaining former values. Aus
talian wool Is strong, particularly for
cho!cest woods. Ohio and Pcnnsysva-
ma heeces-S and above &c: EE &c:
IN ana above Csc: dela!nc cSG:9c; No.
| comeinS 2o8Soc; NO. do 2s130c. X,
NEW YoRK-wool steady.
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$50 cars May opened J. q sc, lower at
3sscl declined TO 36ssc and c:osed OF


$50 cars May opened J. q sc, lower at
3sscl declined TO 36ssc and c.osed OF
5sS G3Gsici sellers. ;Si'
~ Oats met With rather Influential SELL
Ing by brokers and this. together with
the, decline in the other. grains. carried
prices of. Receipts were sS3 cars and
tbs shipping demand dropped OF en-.
tlrciy. May opened h1&c down at
:1Sc, weakened TO ciaG?ISsc and closed
at "a r
Lower prices for hogs a. the yards
and the grain;weakness depressed pro-
visions at the start. Commission houses
sold freely and prices declined rapidly
until heavy buying OF ribs steadied the
market and a slight reaction set In. May
pork opened nc lower at $40 10. de-
clined TO $40 025ls and closed at SO o5
buyers. The range In lard and ribs was
narrow. .la
N Estimated receipts for Wednesday
could not be obtained.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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OIL c1TY-credit balances 81 IS: GER
uttcatc sales 5000 barrels: February de-
livery ut 81 1915; 1000 barrels cash at
u IL: shipments lsl,.1i barrels; runs
9c,2@3 barrels. ! 6, Z : ~, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-18

, When n woman feels that she has
broken mans heart she Is glad 1t was
d good woman that did II. ~
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en- Goods business quiet; In meas wear.
OUT for dress goods demand Is grod.
ualIF improving and .p-!ces steady.
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Extras from Wheeling 10 Park and Re

TINE MoNoNGAit ROUTE IS s1HE
y Short Line between FairmontE and
Sure Connections. When travelling 10 or
from, ClnrksburG or West Virginia and
pittsburgh railroad points, rec that your
lsatlroad. Close Connections ut FnIrmoNt
with d. 6 o. trains, and ut Cla-ksbnrg
with i. & o. and W. V. & =. trains. Tick.
OTIS via this route on sale Mt NIL 3. & o.
and W, Y, & 7. II. II. stations. 3LlG y,
HUGH G. BoWLES. Gcn'l Supt.
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Cash quotations were us follows: 9
Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-No. spring, 67G6Sc: No. .
spring, Gs&8G7e; No. 9 red. 7lc
Corn-No. 2iyellow. S5ikQ35eic; No. .,
35hc. rEB
oats-No. ., 2sR9eTc; NJ. white,
?9929Ac; No. 3 white, ?Sh9?sc,
Rye-No.2, 56Ac. 5iiS
Raslcy-No. .; 42I52c. ,5E!"
Flaxseed-No. /. 81 1871; y. w, 81 IS.
Timothy sccd-PrInc. 81 %.
Mess pork. per barrel, 50 S?hG9 S7ls.
Lard, per 100 pounds, IS 5OG5 52t:.
Short ribs, sides tioose}. 81 T8f54 90.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxcd), 4k4
4%c.
Short clear sides dboxed), So, 0595 10.
Whisky. distillers' finished goods. per
gallon. 81 q.
On the produces exchange the butter
market was easy: creame-les li61SHc;
da!ries. 1l&lIe. Eggs dull: fresh 12E@
1Sc. Cheese steady and unchanged.
NEW YoRl-Flour. receipts 32,709
barrels: exports 2S,s00 barrels: exceed.
ingly dull and in buyers favor.
3 Wheat. receipts 33I 800 bushels: ex-
ports $4,000 bushels: spot market
weak; No. . red T9&c (. o. b. afloat TO
arrive; options opened weak: closed
barely steady at &c net decline: March
closed at 7Sc: May closed at 74Hc.
Corn. receipts $500 bushels; exports
i0s,700 bushels: spot market weak: No.
., 43643$c +. o. b. afloat; options OPEN
cd weak; closed weak at &c net loss:
May closed at 4lSsc.
Oats. receipts 1920 bushelss exports
2.4D bushels; spot market easier; No. 2.
SS3tc: No. white 35A435;4c; options
dull.
Hops steady. Hides firm. Tallow
steady. Cottonsecd oil dull. Molasscs
firm. Rice firm.
Coffee, options opened steady at I'M
changed prices 10 8 points decline;
closed steady at points net lower;
sales 1900 bags.
Sugar, raw dull and easy: fair refin-
ing 1G-16c; centrifugal, 96 test. &c;
molasses sugar 9-16c; refined barely
steady.
BALTIMORE-Flou dull and un-
changed: receipts 10000 barrels: cx-
ports 127 barrels. Wheat dull: spot and
month 75I 9p76c; February T6H@76hc:
receipts 4i.S00 bushels: exports S0,00n
bushels. Corn dull and easy; spot and
month 39M G39A February 4OI40bc:
receipts $4,000 bushels: exports l99.6oO
bushels. Oats steady: No. white :4N
3i;Gc: No.rv2 mixed 323S2hc: receipts
1850 bushels. Butter, eggs and cheese
unchanged.
Z CINCINNATI-Flour quiet. Wheat
steady: No. 2 red 72:sc. Corn dull; No. 2
mixed 35Hc. Oats quiet: No. mixed
2aG629lsc. Rye steady: No. .. SIC. Lard
quiet at s. IS. Bulkmcats quiet at
s. 90 Bacon dull ct S. 60. Whiskey
firm at 81 %. Butter quiet and lower:
fancy Elgin creamery 20Sc: Ohio 14T
lie: dairy lie. Sugar firm. Eggs quiet
at 15c. Cheese firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-18
Live Stock.

CHICAGO--The limited supply Of
cattle received to-day caused q strong
feeling and many lots showed adj
vances on l0315c over last weeks
prices. The offerings were OF very
poor quality. however. and sales were
largely at low range. Fancy cattle
81 90G6 10: choice steers IS 5oI5 IS;
medium steers 81 SO65 10: beef steers
81 e9@4 70; bulls 81 5o@4 %; cows and
heifers So 306i 90. Calves So 1897 10.
There was fairly animated demand
for. hogs from packers. but the supply
was too large and prices ruled about n
nickel lower on an average. Fair to
choice 50 COCA IS; packing lots 50 450
2 67Is: mixed s3 45G3 65; butchers
50 1903 10; light 50 1903 65: pigs 81 600
:, so. The run OF sheep was we'll taken
at steady prices, but lambs ruled 10c
lower. Poor TO choice sheep 81 SOC
4 TO-: yearlings 81 1904 60: lambs
chiefly 81 50G4 90. Receipts-Cattlc
2 500 head: hogs. $1,000 head; sheep.
l5,oO0 hcld,
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BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS. :

Y. S. new 3s.....lGIH lore. r. s. Nav. 4
u. S. Retr Is reg. 1921. Pittsburgh lis
do coupon. .l3Ga Reading .........
U. 5. IS ,....,.....1l2h, DO first pre-.
do coupon.... .ll5b Rock Island. III
do seconds -. 9gnl st. Paul Il
U. S. Is reg......1l2h DO preferred. .l6
do is coupon. .ll3EI St. p. {: Omaha. !
Atchison ......... 21ss do preferred. :. IL
do preferred. - Southern Pac. :. s
Bal. 4 Ohlo...... GSis lTeSas & Pac.... !
Can. Pactttc...... Sc Union Pacffic... 1
Can. Southern. IS do preferred.
Central Pacific. iGA Wabash .........
Ches. g. ohio.... 26.+ do preferred. .
Chi. & Alton. .f6SE Wheel. & J.. Z,
Chi. Bur: & Q.,l32B do preferred. :.
Chi. 6. W:...... l5B Adams Ex.......1O
Chi. Il \. ".....lH american l:X :. II
10 preferred ..lS Z; S. Express. &
Z. Z. Z. 4 st. IA. S5ls Wells Fargo. IL
do Preferred. aH Am. Spirits......
Del. & Hudson. .lllss do preferred. :
Del, Lack. Il W.1G Am. Tobacco. Il
Den. g. Rio g.. l9A do preferred. !, IL
do Preferred. Ga& Col. r. g. Iron. <
Erie new go. l"s do PREFERRED. .
do iirst pre-. %&ls Gen. Electric. 9
Fort Wayne ....lSl Lead common. 3
Hooking Valley. rs do preferred. Ill
Illinois Central. zig Pacific Malice. 1
Latte Eric & W. IdH Peoples II
do preferred. e. Pullman Pa. IL
Lake Shore. ....lS Silver Ger. /
Lot. & Sdslt.... 6i3I Sugar ....,....... 4
Mich; Central....1l2 do preferred. III
Mo; pacittc;...... M Tenn. Coal & !.
Mobile d Ohio. 35 ~. S. Leather.
n. J. Central. .lOlas do preferred. :. !
y. Y. Central. 1871 Western Union. 4
Northern Pac... sex Federal Steel,
do Preferred. Va do PREFERRED. S
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UNION SToCKYARDS. CLARE
MONT, BALTIMORE. ian. l6.-Swinc
ARRIVALS this week. lo,S%S head. There
Is fu}i offering this week. the number
being 1900 over that OF last week. and
the deNland Is moderate. with n shade
higher SrnGc Of quotations than last
week. Sar-Westorn hogs sell ut 81 IL
a. 10 per 100 pounds gross: those from,
all other points. 81 75Qt 90; light pigs
50 1908 90; roughs, 2&GS9sc per pound
gross. '"t5 ~ TI-iIi-s rs
Sheep and Lamhs-Theret are ten car
loads, consisting mostly OF lambs. The
market Is very dull. and prices OF sheen
&c and those Of lambs HGp7sc off. Quo
tations: Sheep. ES@4Ec per pound;
lambs. 4M@5hc,, and IL fewa exira 5kc
per pound. 81, ~
Calves-There Is n fair trade reported
for vcals. with values, about equal 10
those last week reported. Prices 5G6,sc,
and extras Il shade higher. -
EAST LIBERTY-Ca.tte steady: extra
S. 5OI5 20; primo s. 2OG5 io:,Gcommon
s. 25G3 90. Hogs slow nj yesterdays
quotations. Sheep slow: choice wethers
81 45I+ 80: common So 1904 10: choice
lambs S. 25G5 10: common TO good 81 %
G5 90. Val calves Sc 50d7 %.
: CINCINNATI-lIogs easy at So 100
2 70 srH ~, +
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But, after all deductions have been
made MS to the potency OF the canal MS
an clement In turning the course OF
ocean commerce, the broad fact re-
mains that tho chief Industrial outlet
OF the United States must be 10 the
west prolonged into the Far Fast. 1t ~
more than obvious thnt under the
present conditions OF productive activ-
isy here, an export value Is becoming
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West Virginia
Conference Seminary.
Thorough. practical. economical.
Thirteen competent Instructors.
Moral influences tho best...I......

HtUTHF t1I1ue.!ct5 SlEu ueaI''''''''s.' II-I-
COURSES
Classical. Scientific. Literary, Normal
Music, Art. Business, Elocution.-
LADIES HALL furnished Throughout,
with steam heat. electric lights. bath
rooms-an IDEAL CHRISTIAN HOME
FOR YOUNG LADIES. Room and board
In this Hall per week s3.co: per year. In
Guiding tuition. $1,000. Special induce.
ments to TEACHERS.
Expenses OF Young 3fen Per. year :l?5ea
Winter term begins November 10: Spring
term MG,cn S. 49,
For particulars wrlto
S. L. B0fERS, President
oc2l Buekhanron, W. Va.
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! Sugar, raw dull and easy; fair refn-
ing 1G-16c; centrifugal, 96 test. 4Ac;
molasses sugar 9-16c; refined barely
Standy r."..r-
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

Arrival and departure Of ,-.,,,
S Sr November -, issS, ExMis 's on On and
gS.eerenee Marks; 'DaiIy. ffCSiir IVA sy. Q!
sSnSSS' Ioaily' except SATURDAY tnSS,Jil.s
s sSSyspt Monday. Sundays oa!S Sly
-" oEly. Eastern Standard Div, 'SF'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
rHE LATE MRS. FLEMING.

| TIE IN mH0s LEMlNos
The funeral accorded the late Mrs. Il
y. Flemingwas splendid tribute 10 one
Of the most worthy and loveable charac
ters that has over adorned this commu
nifty. The burial from the late home OF
the deceased, Wednesday afternoon, was
an impressive occasion. The spacious
home was more than filed with devoted
friends, notwithstanding the worst
storm!oi the season prevailed, The beauti.
ful casket was lavishly decorated by the
hands Of loving friends and asso ciates.
Music by the quartet and the service
by the pastor Of the deceased for many
years, Rev. W. @. Kantner, was exceed.
ingly appropriate. Many rich floral
pieces adorned the room which she who
Is gone 30 lately occupied, while the
grave was perfect bed Of flowers. All
these expressions must be grateful TO and
appreciated by those who mourn, still
the kindest acts can but focbly express
the loss 10 the community
The place which Mrs. Fleming occu.
pied in the affections Of her friends and
in the wider activities and social life OF
the community can never he filled. OF a
cheory, sunny disposition, with an open
heart and hand she bore willing part
in all enterprises aud gatherings,
whether in the private circles of her
home or the homes OF her friends, or in
the work OF the church or the more pub
lie functions, like flower shows and pub |
lie receptions. The value Of such ser
vices and the inspiration and encour-
agements afforded by really public
spirited woman are not sufficiently
priced or often estimated at their real
value Ia society, In the largest aud
most generous way, Mrs. Fleming gave
II these qualities and OF the best service
II which she was capable ON every occa.
ion. Her domestic life was one OF in.
lustry and the common every day yir.
ues that make homes the place nearest
'eayen ON earth, the priceless gift Of |
rue womanhood that almost univers.
lily goes unrecOgnizcd.
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Of the thousands Of dollars that would
have gone into the pocket of the party
selling the other site TO the government.
And wouldn't push council have had
some Napoleon Davis to sell them sits
out on edge of the city as they did the
city hall site2 Certainly.
But here is one final suggestion for
Opaque" The taxpayers Of Salem
will be benefited by whatever amount
Of taxes's in the future paid into the
treasury on the lot which the govern
ment would have bought. had il not Sc
lected Wilson avenue. A valuable
block would have been taken out Of the
taxroll.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19

b1udon Times,
Continentals are slow, and Belgian
and Altmarks are now Offering at 42s 10
sos The later pickings there have been
interfered with by uniavorable weather.
A few samples Of Oregons and Washing
tons have arrived aud show traces Of
blight. The rates asked range from Sos
TO 56s. Choicest sorts will be available
from the Pacific Coast, but the samples
from New York State are of poor quality.
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Daily, One Year $500, I'm Advance
Daily, Four Months 81 90. "a Advance
Weekly. One Year S1.o0. I'm Advance
THANKS TO A BUSINESS CITY
ADMINISTRATOR

The present mayor, city officials con
cerned and the honorable city council
cannot be too highly commended for tn,
expeditions, business-like manner Ia
which they have closed up the trans
action, transferring a block Of Wilson
avenue 10 the federal government for
the new post-oiice site. No one can say
they have not laid aside any personal
interest they might have had and looked
strictly after the public interest, as well
as the city's finances.
The thinly veiled hostility with which
certain element in Salem regards the
successful conclusion Of the Wilson ave-
nue. deal crops out in a communication in
Wednesdays Morning spokesman twhom
yc iave always with you) signed by
Opaque" who proiesses.to be unable
Ia see how the eity's tax payers will be
benefited by the 1880 received from
the government tor tho postoiiice site.
lie fears that "a good slice will prob
ably go TO the high.priced lawyer who In
doing the legal business" This slur at
Governor Lord IL uncalled for. When
nm ex-governor and one Of the best
legal authorities In the northwest could
bo secured for moderate fee, would
Opaque" employ some staryeling
shyster2 II is safe bet that Opaque
approved the deal by which notable,
egal ignoramus, who says, "haye WENT
and "a memoranda" was 10 have been
given 20 and % per cent on all back
taxes paid in for merely writing to de-
linquents and asking them TO call ON the
sheriff and pay up.
Opaque speaks Of the destruction Of
our ''only open park" but that Is not
good name for Il. "Opcn" II has re.
NAMED through all the years OF the
nnsh .dn;n,s,ra,,on h,, narl 4, ha.
never heen II has heon an oyesore and
ft only for calf pasture, or 10 breed
hnIltrogs exoe,,,ns ,h. s,o,. a, ho
east end, which was used as sparkling
ground tor tho un,versitv ninth n was
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Lupulin in Mark Lane Express.

Lupulin In Mark Lane Express.
The results are painfully evident in
the majority Of samples which have
thus far come forward, and though
there are plenty Of hops, the greater
part of them lperhaps three-iourths)
may be classed as only medium or low
qualities, lacking color and condition,
and altogether disappointing both to
sellers and buyers. With but com.
paratively few attractive sound hops,
and big bulk OF Inf rior grades, il is
almost impossible to settle upon any
figures which will represent average val
ues. There is no doubt that frmness
ON the part OF growers Of best samples
has been yielded 10 by merchants, 50
that the market for such hops may be
safely quoted b TO los higher.
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London, Oct. 3
The market has practically come to a
deadlock owing to the unfavorable reports
from the Canterbury district. Interior
and discolored growths are slow at a de-
cline Of los, but the best grades are
scarce and firm, and few lots Of Mid
and East Kent, ca Is to e5 los; mid, ca
to e5 5s; wealds e3 los to ca los Sus-
sex, e2 los TO e. los; yearlings, 95s to
ll2s.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
vance prices

Eernhard Bing., Neurnberg, Germany, Sept. ss:
Two-thirds OF our crop lhas been
brought in in excellent condition, while
one third has been harvested during
rain and suffered with regard 10 quail
ity. Under these circumstances demand
for choice qualities is very active from
all parts and prices very firm, while
second class qualities are neglected with
prices to decline. With a very firm
tendency for all first choice quail
tiles we actually quote on our market
first cost: First class qualities, 40 TO
1870 marks; good qualities, SO to 10
marks; medium qualities, 80 to 80
marks.