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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-16
{. A. ANDERSON Is SHORT.
Trusted Manager OF the ST. Paul & Taco
ma Lumber Co, Gone Wrong"

As was intimated in last weeks HERALD,
there were well founded rumOrs Of a defalcatiou
in local business circles. Fairness toward the
suspected person prompted suppression of
names and facts pending investigation of his
accounts. G.. II. Jones, a millionaire lumber
man of Menominee, Mich, and a large stock
holder in the st. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Com
pany, was In North Yakima several days last
week, presumably examining into the alleged
shortage OF G.. A. Anderson.
HERALD reporter sought him at the First
National bank and asked for public statement
OF the matter, but was CURLY dismissed with
the warning that If anything were published It
would be at the peril of THE HERALD.
Meanwhile the various correspondents of the
dailies sent reports of the current rumors, the
Tacoma News Publishing the first account, and
later the Seattle Times and PostIntelligencer
announced the news.
II seems that the declaration amounts 70 be-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-16
An Honest Medicine for La Grippe.

George W. Watt OF South Gardiner,
Me-, says: 81 have had the worst
cough, cold. chills and grip and have ia
ken lots of trash of no account but profit
to the vendor. Chamherlain's Cough
Remedy is the only thing that has done
any good whatever. l have used one
50 cent bottle and the chlls, cold and
grip have left me. l congratulate the
Manufacturers OF an honest medicine. /"
For sale by L. o. Janeck, druggist
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-16

| In the land contest of Laughlin Nc.
Lean for desert land entry, n1s of sec "a.
10, 27, pending since Dec. 4, 81 is held
for cancellation aud Mclean given sixty
days to appeal.
The Ladies' Musical club held its mu-
sicale this afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Fechter. The singing of Mrs. Ely,
sister of Mrs. Semmons, was delight
ful featue of the program.
The wife and baby OF Mr.. Grass, of the
firm of Grass IL Metcalf, arrived from Ia
coma on Monday. Mr.. Grass has rented
the property formerly occupied by Rev.
Allen, on Second street and moved there
in.
Col. Fred Miller of North Yakima, a
member OF Governor Rogers staff and
formerly partner of II. J. Snively, has ar
rived in the city and will make his home
here. He will form law partnership
with Attorney +. c. Robertson Spo-
kane Chronicle.
Allen Wilson WAS the person alluded
to in last weeks HERALD "a liable to be
arrested for enticing a fifteen-year-o
girl, Blanche Jones, from her home In
EIlensburg. He was held in default Of
$500 bail, by Justice of the Peace Tag
gard on Monday. The evidence was too
co arse for publication.
The members of the Board of the Red
Cross society wish to extend their sincere
thanks to Mr.. I. II. Dills, who gave Is
per cent of last Saturdays sales to Com
pany +. This money is to be sent
through the state Red Cross society to
the captain and lieutenants, who will act
as committee OF three in disbursinZ it.
Will not some of the other business men
of our town follow this noble example?
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-16
More Cut Rates.

telegram from G. s. Fee general passenger
agent of the N. p, to THE HERALD states that
the cut rate Of s2j for homeseekers from the
east is attracting so much attention as to justify
an equally favorable rate all along the line
Next Monday second class tickets will be sold
from eastern terminals to any point west of Lit
tie Falls, Mimi, at one half the lowest first class
rate. This is the proper method to pursue to
build up country and sell the N. F. lands as
well.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-16

A terrific gale of wind has been doing
a vast amount of damage at Niagara,
blowing away fences, buildings and other
things In the most reckless fashion. At
last accounts, however, the falls were
still there.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-16

Admiral Montijo, who fought Dewey at
Manila az long as he had ship left
sfloat to fight in. has been locked up in
jail pending trial for cowardice. Spain
continues to be the freak nation of the
earth
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-16

To insure happy new year, keep the
liver clear and the body vigorous by using
DeWitt's Little Early Riser, the famous
little pills for constipation and liver
troubles. L. o. Janeck's drug store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-16

Tons OF pains; barrels OF oil;
bundles OF paper; bushels of
brushes; large stock; best goods;
lowest prices. Grass a. MetcaIGs
Paint Store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-16
Cure n Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25c. The genuine has l.. B. q
in each tablet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20
VESSELS Bound IN.

srebo snsB
q fepor
a. cassaFiaa
r.
:
>9seto
: IS toaS Nag arc saver
Wood
f1@@i2 Isles Atel Ionol4n I9~asPd
lb,
Jas Ro~s. IIog6 P5rt
A tons ai@n sAas2SssF
esi q burgess
L
:
=
oaa@as Ne4oetFss "A bk ~ :ors s&n Pedro Seattle,
Pronpt Garo~ CIR 4t % tons Par Townsend
F Fat: Isn aA st hh Tons sg l9Ft T2"en1
3 ar 1T.
stsf 20. tss. s11s Ra pa9t Ta@Ssa1
& For
asrb1rs toaa rlaksv
Si
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20
The London stock Exchange.

LONDON Fel, - The stock exchange
.dAsl Waszs Nas dtlet events IN france ot'ef~
tauG against activity. The tome of TIE
market, however. remains fifgn al around
y ffie speculation had dropped off invest
meiit demand continues good With ar up-
ward tendency. The pFfets Ter Americans
seam 70 have started a free Progressive
movement
Among The increases we're Denver X he
tSfande preferred. which fosss ~ points.
Denver Il Rio Grsnds ordinary. II. chit
gs4so. Milwaukee, & 81 Paul ani Illinois
Central, J.: Readlag first preferred. !. Read
tng ordinary. y: Central Pacific, u. Aichl-
sJo Topeka i Santa Re adjustment. n.
Atelfson. Toprka & santa Re preferred.
=. Aich!son. Topeka Il Santa Re ordinary.
tst Pennsylvania. . Louisville q Nash
vile, 4 Missouri. Kansas s. Texas u:
ti&on Pacific preferred. = southern Rail
Nhy preferred, u Wabash preferred, u.
Wabash doeenSufes. =. and Norfolk <
Wfaa,frn coFnmc "a, -.
Among the declines were; %e~ York
central and Hu3eoa River. which faii i:
tb'on Pacific preferred. a ETie. grst pre-
ieFfQ2 !. New York Ontario < Western.
TIE discodnt nate % money untn Monday
~as u. p8g cent. aud Oh m0ntna bills
from - 10 =. per cent
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Feb. 1s.-Canadlsa Pacific s.:
Northern Pacitc preferred. g. Union Pa
EaF silver, Iis3 per ounce; money. i.
per ceUL
Breadstuns.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Il ~Wheat- Steady.
Spot-No- : red western winter stocks TX
h8ustetf Ne. I red northern spring, steady
- Futures clpse9 sul. MAJ. Is BNsd
May 5s sa.a Cargoes 81 coast. Netting
doing cafgn*s op passage buyers trdinrer-
ent operators. Wheat in paris. steady.
Corr Spot quiet, American mixed new.
g. SO Futures ~ February nominal.
March. quiet. IS Tad May quiet. IS cl.d
F1pnr-~Sa Louis fancy winter aufl. Is ST
Flour Ia Paris. ga -
TfopS-At London. paalfe coast. firm.
Is i5sf9f5 IS
Cotton Uplands q So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20
f'oRE4Gy MARKETS.


N7TF TcreE. FaA. 1s~TAA Ce-rrn4re At
A6Ter-is-z E.tetaE Hzaarla{ eTsstexra q
a7Fs Z te EssFx3fs Aera s1EsE-z fairly 7F-
tt@ &c &r1. eloa aR vrrevE 4 ,sser3s-s fsr
Vers ns sea.1e~E Rn& tEea< fE,z taarart
gsss f-z~E Ffafs-reef Several
rse-gt1ea acre oEr~ TaystF Nt F4.f C@n+
fvz1 I'a~s31 fta1Ve~ 4a1 Af-b+ssss preferred
Berg th@ rA5sF *-ssstsF&s E5szg rvr aows4
eFe~ Harr pta% ,asa
fes7s rfs
&f-s aG1 Ar-s41~daa 1888 axre
.z@--eg. 49,. s-&-z@4z = $3.50 ---~-az-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20
Hreadstuns.


FORT BLAKEt.EY. Feh l9--Ee.ox arc
the ranes. destinations. ste. Of vessels
loading lumber ir ,59is port. Ara achr John
4. Campbell. Capt Smith, Honolulu. Am
scar Louis CAPT geubeTE. C#Hao. perW.
Arm bkgn Eeha. Capt Belsesou. Eiaochsu.
China Am ok CuTypAene Capt. Erickson.
Oakland Cal. Nor Tx IAntasl, CAPT An.
deTaDD. Euenos Ayres
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Receipts aud Shipments.


ON tf5e Produce TX har ~ today the but
fer market w4s easy creamery. itU2zc
DAIRY }isVlsc. Anga ste4ly. fresh. sc.
Cheese. steady; cream. @saGltc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20
The Bank Statement.

Taa weekly o4uA sta cement IS az fellows:
Increase. L'eere CSC;
E.e4.5s 5000 ----,.--.-,.. =. stt,4tD
Specie ..-....... .---...-. S,sl3.o-o $500.
I7<sal ienefs -. sjiss3 So"
7ha banks aaw hold So g-g. - IN excess u
the requirements & TIE = Ier -eni, rul
The Fl1aDe!sr SAYS Ire deposits x ne
>ow York clearing house banks aacoF93tS
20 tnUir statement ot February u are VIII
~ very snail percentage q So. <sissl-
Their cash reserve is So, - 20, the AeAVi-
est accu- llt-lCE- x funes eFer reported y
.ass~ institutions. rs fact. the C1sa bal
a4 g - .he 1a'a3 States trl& llry. lnclud-
!oe the 500 t'ot"3 gol4 reserve, is only
sae,.t 4 SO st9 .bav@ tHts tzare- tonsti-
sred as a reserve. t. constitutes 50 ser
cs1J- II TIE enormous deposit total. = 80.
311 - acre tsa- the = pr csat. wnieh -
i~ almost $i@e"o s% 70 excess Y the IDLE asa
.srteH Pr rhe sa~G week last year. and
reveals the renotenass under norma. r.
..1...s u. AU# gEasss4t.sy t4at money may
s. tt aa 4nHs4al figure. owing 20 the activ-
8tE nt exchange Transactions al be san}7
ce,31.rei IA tLa is.A7c1E ot ne~ 3is. s
TIE banks - feN t1c GU'A. are ,x1a-H.r!as
q degree 81 strenst ia 90 the face = p~ese1l
demands upon them that is Ettle snort 81
aars eiogs within ttl* past week. despite
tae increase 70 S9.It3 q" ia deposits, recess
stating enlarged reserve ge20lFCEse9ts x
over $4,000. t3eir surplus reserve Ge-
creased only lI3tls over &it-"l*" Tae
Specie receipts were s. - ~, NOS y ~ u
the tsrle- ana re losses - iesaf tenders
vere sbaa, 3 te.." Ths@ sar.gkase was
a.s- rs .eta~..n's Il. interior institutions
Eul tnst tes DEMAND forecasts e continued
i-<e ef-Ft4 as tae sr.ot "tHNs are
-=-rss r+atF strong IL reserves s+r< ~ i
v - a4aa F. here sa
sxssn-e- - 3 la trou kaaaa
ce-s.fens carA. 81 ~ traces 80 staek ex-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20

As2t ssresia1Te4- wsra wala. s-sss9. va
80, sAe. 2s4Es<e-n. ssS@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20

zs, go $50 We -~ts'
Hides peEa aa4 woar~Efesgy sezsd
50 "E - fe5ss-fis- So I1@s1+i4fs2
sp~oe ERg -. f54, E@eht agr a5 l1E4eE 58
1lt-s a-@ e1ea slsst sasse1 l3os,
So aI feE E.zes. sc less Er2G
.@.ivd ai9 h@t2 r =. I-c dsy e-.s ,ae-
tD-f1 se1s sssfee-. ae=F. ssff 81. 5se,
v--tsf ae@f. @r (sts las F@peTy does ~
-i4 SOS +1 e1 ae@ sAeep
~ aE- l kaS 1sa
40. 1s.y o. p2Ces Aasaes4. ass. al
49, -tse
1osbimw Quotations.
Joaa.a& q-ola,sot.s Saturday, w4rs SIS
sagar. rIemr and Coffee.
Sugar 5Qa1sng t--tsoiG@n T. ia eeias, 81 e:
ezsF@ = - 51is. sssc. gaa~ aersa ss2c, dry
Eso0r etc tl0a .ag}-~I'ateuf Excellent.
- 80 %0S@sEY a. 49,. StaF t4ss4..Esb So.
s@lifgfala tFaises &ti4. ceru sneal ye5oe.
ahise 8 s. peg "a. asss IN i8-lD saEAs osaek.
WHEAT @3GF. EAEe 80 ger ~ 5as esh
- as cracked wheat s-.1 peF -. i1S. l4-l9
s-eas. fsria@. 4 per ~ rs. SIS IS zaeSs.
sssSl eat cat meal Ss@s peg Il. las ls-la
aA ~ graham Hfssr. = = gsae 49, .az- i5.D
So ~; Nllole wheat f3aur. &.s5 puE 10 us.
ig-lo SACK rye G9af S. rsr lae lbs, h}-i8
~ ~, S5sss. -se8. l>a-l.s sacks. = 81 9ea
st"s%. - PSI - 10. 1S-ta SACKS si4Alt
peas. s. par l9o rs zi-ib boxes split peas.
.49-.A SACKS. &z5e, pear barley s. $ ger
ses rs su SACKS wheat fAAes se-I8 lsaxes
y ~hea' EmHes 80 pvg CASES ~ Is 5-ia
$-s sA- ar csrn msfak gelsse s. ~ gay hhi
- ge-it Sacs-s corn msal w4lf@. So E~r
20. ia SSls szess. o4eiswheat n"ur, pefe
- ger 04., 81 @s-tH sacks cracked wheat.
81 p=r ooi. i0 5}-la saeks. gteel-c4; cat
.saA 9 per 6al ia 5@-te savHs graham
''ea., - - ~, bai, Pc 1sNla socks Sho.e
l5sAt. SIS PEI sa'. in a-i7 sucks, r<~
L94r j. per .el n's naesi. - gee ral 8a
e-+b So -, sa4cF r...~a oaf=. l"f ass uet
.tr@ $40 fa1ey ro..a! oA;a- ~. ...4cls.
Coffee Uebbtge} -tsresu- Mocha. ser Fb.
= )sva. p@f ip. Zts-sc. Costa Hlcs.
cae.te pfr 70. s,tla-- Ii9A> te'l--slr-
a4ek-es in }9n-o c2 Pr ce-. So.
- p cases psr cwf sl915 15-lb eases. aar
cwr &45. JaFa. a.-D .irs. per 81 e..
sstr& y s ? e@a Ne-Ha. ttts<. tara~9.e-.
as, ts34at f--as4. -lc &f4ga3 etffee 6sa
e L.91. # SEES SIS. SIX. ass ti1z1
Butter. Caseze. E.%s@ and Poultry.
Iult@r Ranch fs7e fancv aafrs. su
ssf.afes. S Washington ese4I4oriaa.
LIB rrnts $685.. Easleei-. iowa aaG 1.l-
Cheese s5ahgng} Native w4shlf gtos
L. t4tsc EaAtera
Esgs Is obi0al- t-fesig fress raach fa-
teu1o haaes California, ]-r; stFaiae3
peatsFy Dressed oh.ezans 1fal5o. Brs
chickens fe1~ 1--WE tusEoss 35sTtss.
dressed geese. izc. iraSsed turkeys. l6c.
MATS.
,welrats per z saeks. it.sise Eastera
1e4fs. I&s, almonds. fsE e.. Sest sa-u l,ss
-. o.n ads ~ = tst.-. pan SIS $50.
pine ta- 81 Boy }er affair eA.teg.-.
H. Hraz, i-s ..'eo4s..se. pee 4az. - %.
popcorn s. yer a.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20
LISKA kIONDIkE WANTS.
hGasasf& sSfH-E.G.ANEoI-.


f9h DAWSON
OVER T88E 1CE.
2 Sa@Esf zNrass esf taslaE aeg teams
tss~ser DAWSON 8uH Seattle. wif rstlrf,
4 fawsos lca~lHs Seattle - ar aaas4s
fysgaasy -
tIYrsss Faex axes. pr p0uaS ....-..t %
W. - .+..e-.-.. ii
EaaasaE~tS Iz@nesf - pa * tX -
sssssss ~ sn- a-t- siEols 90 aIefrg.essst-
a. Plat aHa t.u{taa 90. SsatIs
ssss
~ sgi,NfFy Eslsal sntega
sA1s TsTeg essGaa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20
sE1 aoRk MARKETS.


The stock Exchange.
N-r~~r- x-rsrss- z-a x TA =. -A.-~nx
T. stlsss ..-sesss se- 80. "a sa-.e s~-ss--..sr-
w-7s s.sehf- fesQt1.er-zF as.-zrasss e,-z-ses97s-
sa~s~r astsessss - ezs--5 s-.srs,-t ) = ssacAs
sae etvazse as es-zisezars. -a@ 6~zs.
E~ss ses~l tar,. fs-srs tr~ ) >sx-sf-.4aa .9se-
s=ss IN Facet -43ssss s*-a~gs 7r~ss- VS.
ss-v : er eys Iase~ re-gs~-ns s-s< A
49, -. -s---.ss.. -.
- ire ress s~e- ssrt. = gesee wssh ET&ss.-
sag.ea ans g'ss.-s-., s4sr s.<sss9rls : r,.,ss-7s
a. sssees. g.srslszs-s 49, ses d .isse sess
$50 sta4ea Ar-5 ~.sg. -ssas go .esg
49, 49, 49, assz.-.f--.- s-t.g-.-ss y 7-,-4s-
ea waen e1sse a ~. 80. - 1rs. afes~ an
extreme afsaa.ee Il ssnsase = .~s.e DEAF
La~z Is sAss s.a<.E ar~v - q ee-r SIR 81. 3zl-
81 eFsaykeses raa za - asFaf.e "a fas
-rsz.rssr.. s.-ee- z- - . So s-s
Ts4~ movement vas eens y-l- f-erss 2sras il
esss rengr-s sr4~a ..-.r-t1s = sts. e--se- t~
Fr.s&a relations eetre 1s-aEss s-sas We
tge rar2ran AXIS sxns1 ~sss-s. eas.s.s rival bs5c
tsssse 49, 3az ps4r~ e.snsse5 s. ,s-r quarters
TIE unarxe- nseasss4 irreAa1s~ 4s.er tsa
s.eersz.g ~xasrrs.r rf as-~r.e.s eesss.-
ssas S4.5rz sfrs-t zsv eszsrEet tlxrn ia
ala>rs 1.eG vas -a-e5 3ogc
PORTS, ar3 tEe tfrsG<Ss ard BAL
0aTs wasea E@Vs esee SG~.Hg crGH1-
t.@& SEs@an T. STA nha ttau @Efe3s
t-e&e pass "a she ac5r sor eAe
fs~t EzrE raeaVarsE usest u tte saras ..s<
& w@s te@ aggressive sfrersta ~ Tobacco
1}lcH sta@teG tae vesf - r1@ }G12sts-sts
EEr15sslME ~ssear RI ~4Fs sifaG -trEs#- Rail
wy Afa3 Tl4FI ATsu&s 3.ecs ye3 elaS der
abe strength As 555 & ts.t.sssr - str loss-
pfsue1 stocks Afz&r fAe a-Sg ho9T MANY
stocks v.eEt AZ af l4yelF rate. Iae aIs-
Estf>Eee - tte tatns statement Sa-e3
~hlte a1sssst a. expected saawEg q aa-
crease t2 sIrr.4 aU& aa taETHaSe IS bsa9s.
fseoazer ac5.f considerable fealtz.ng bet
covering ~ shorts 1tfrsd prsers aeaGn 80
sofns extent Ths EaA~SsI closed Aek4ge ARD
stTeGE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20
GasAA TLNls am TaRrAullNs

sas 49, t@f t3s rSa}
~ a. factory pr5eea. Ss4ft.a Ia,
~ AwHaE Company. Marion AMI
NH1esa sYesIle~ Also fy1ra9Le II nssg
s8s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-20

STEAMER Greyhound has resumed her
three trips daily. r g. Scott manager
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" heat-Ssdippng Si.iss4 fo~ Ne. ! a2d
81 j Tor choice. milling. N.l7as4.l3A
Isar.ey - Feed. A-255. 8l2>s4 brewing.
oats~Poo- 80 fair. $l.z59i .&7is.: good 70
choice, 81 &@El 34l.. fancy feed s. 3aatl 37sg ..
gray. 81 2. i-3-ie- milling. 81 1870 ] "a. Sur-
prise 8 +egI y. black, t2T seed &A4sa L55.
za1, s. 49, La,
Receipts.
-Four, quarter sacks, 1851; wheat. csn-
Oregon. 40. beans. SACKS. 81. potatoes
sacks. @+9. onions, 50 Ks. - bran sacks.
t-~3. r 11iines. sacks. 80. hay. tons. rs:
Woot, bales, u hi4es. number. sI1. q 4l1ls-
sAFers nasks "a. wine, gallons. lSi soe.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Cuiet, May. sl.I7A
Barley ..iet. MAY s. Ia. new, 81 0l7S.
1'oTTs-l eacge yellow, Sl1o
Bran 9a1tlg
Wool and Bops.
W0ol-Sprng. Nevada. io112ise Eastern
t1 sea. laIl@c. valley Oregon. i9c Ft4.
Northern n,aGnfasn. eE4i3hc. IA uutasE lambs.
alc. san Joaquin plains. 6gsG. Humboldt
an Mea0oCtDu. ~ {lc
Hops-Crop % 1855. lf&fl5c.
Produce, Frnit. Esc.
Observation-Disclosures, s2oqz-; bran. slS5o
& e per ton
Fay Wheat, {ls s@a1s - whoat ana Dat.
Sl&U ~. best b4Fsty, sl-.GD1I&; alfalfa.
$lla-as 10, stocA, 10 De. toE. straw. 4os5
5f&f AA4c.
I'5tatoes-I9arIy Rese. slQ11o. river reds.
s1essH-I0. Oregon Fairbanks 3lsfiS5
Vegetables ~ S34gersSiN onions, Slf7f T.;
garlic. s46c. green p-as, c8Se. tJrl.l,oes.
fancy. =, musAt 05cas. villa. ssc8Tzt
Cree Er4lt~Ap9les. choice 81 =. ~om-
EloE aac. oranges. navets. St1ss5f- -. Alex
Cau lines. TaEack. : s46. California i.ra-
ous. common .5e5s%L& choice Si@sE7
bananas si-Afs@.s9 ser hesch.
kutfeF-Fancy dairy. go seconds. fs4I2lc.
= Al-d lotElie. lTkla. ieIl>c.
cAeese~EeS. Us. 20; California cream
cae3ieF. re }GaAr AE4crt an t@46lsc,
= stern. 1-'-ss53 e. Western. Il4t-e.
Egcs-Store. los
Ioultry- Turkey sobbier~. 10; turkey
ysuag, ss51-.3 hr7uees sgual,. s. 1854 -
large 6 H. Frycfs &. EavA. hers IS q
- per deg, geese. S.-y1ss1.1a per pa g.,-
eo.1s. sid. Size Yoang. s. @-s5--s PEI doA.
Exchange.
Sterling On London, sixty days. 1854:
Ssa;, $ASf'4
Financial
savos bars q. 81. csf4 Draf1z-S.z ht .... -.
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Aimins stocks.
Ala So. -. ....... 8 Justice e
andes -. 90. ...-, q hearenk Con 80. "A
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Ie1. tS~fafflc-1hcre VAS
no. enough caFtie received TO-DAY 10 make
a rnarEef. ar8 pFtrt= we're mostly nosnt-
nal. clessnr iAc l0Ner tfan week ago
EEaes-F ra5e VS. Slow and prizes were
asossE 80 }aser fair 70 crotre. = l@'z8f
Agr-. packing lots 81 sasf7 ~. good, S4afee
2 1es Sstsaera s. 3si, lights. T. ~
So gigs ss -
shasf-- Were saiA AZ seout eoo9 prfces
Peer "a prime aEeau g szslt8 90, yeaf}jugs
s. sos =. ltntt7 s.
f,ecoip -a-~C4tsIe -, hogs, 15.co. sheep
I.1@a
Omaha.
OMAHA Feb. Cattle Receipts. -.
market steady Native h4ef stagrs $40
5 wees r. steers s. @t 81. Texas
steers g COWS and Aatfers ss1t
Gamers e. II. HtDskes& and fe4s3-
ers calves sf4%1g; bulls and
~l.e,sts.ts so. market g. lower
fg~avy Gf 1Iszff E2
Nrat 3 cak % sales, g 80
49,
saeea- feref-te @o merket aeslye.
FsS- 20 ~nat~@ nsffs.+ = -1r59 -. fair 20
choices westsr~e e. common ard
stock saeap lanes k4&1e1.
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Condition NJ the Treasury.

WASN'T ~frTttN Fce Available
cash. a. Sd ssi reserve 80 Isf5so
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ffSfS TnFpausfrs. Mining Hose. eta
sasis & fTisrd 1s&trr WHARF
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MAJ A.ae ssn kidney remedy I.thla-
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TURKISH BATHS.

r2EfsFs EATfIS~Aiss M sssse. Mme
tssssEs. ~ Columbia size lady at1cn8.
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~ ooi and isops.

W0ol-Sprng. Nevada. t05fl2i4c Eastern
o. -l2, la l2sr. valley Oregon. l1Ei5c. Fab.
Noriaern n,2gn'asu. sffl3Cs IA auUtasn iarhs,
a9c: San Joaqlin pains. o8se; Humboldt
anA MeaGoCtuu. GIfIr.
Aans-$,r.n u .sss. lalalac
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-24
TRICK BICYCLE RIDERS.

Messrs. Phillips and Shields, the
travelling wheel artists gave trick
exhibitions of wheel riding today
which is hard to beat or excel.
The open air entertainment was
given in front of the Randolf hotel
and the sidewalks and streets was
blocked with surging humanity.
These young men are travelling
over the country for their health
and incidentally take up a free
will Offering to pay their expenses.
1t would be useless to undertake to
tell the different difficult feats they
undertook on their wheels, for it
would take time and space and a
better descriptive writer than the
reporter to make it plain.
They are simply immense and the
crowd frequently cheered them
when some very difficult feat was
given on the swift running wheel.
"Rube" Shields dresses or rather
that is Lis make up, is that Of q
'hayseed" aud he plays his part to
perfection, on and off the wheel,
He has quaint way Of making
those about him laugh at his drol
sayings and acting on the wheel
They will 60 from here to Clarks
vile and show in all She large towns
of Texas.
They made friends while here
and we trust the money they tool
up was OF a sufficient amount tt
give them a good opinion Of ouI
city.
We in common, say that thell
performance was very satisfactory
and enjoyed very much