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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17
Correspondence.
NEWDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. K.R. R.McLellnn,
Of Denver. have been guests OF Il.
i. Woodbury., returning home yes
terdny.
Our people are greatly pleased
TO know that our switch Is now
assured. The only hitch Was
raising the necessary money and
that problem has been solved by
the Western Game and Poultry
company putting up 500.
We are now sending about one
ton OF cucumbers daily to the
Meeker Picking company Pueblo.
Rust is doing practically no
damage in this section and our
prospect for big cantaloupe crop
is most excellent The quality is
first-clnss.
Mrs. Roseberry and daughter,
Louise, returned home from Den.
yer last evening accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Cross of Silver
Clih.
Next Saturday will lie the first
pay day for the Newdale nssocia-
ton.
Born. to Mr.. aud Mrs. Andy
Nicholes splendid boy. The en-.
tire neishborhooi joins iu the
congratulations.
Frank Voorhees, and family are
making Sewdnle aud Rocky Ford
friends short visit. He has been
engaged in Indian school work mt
Porcup,ne, $. D.. for the past four
years. The fact that he has been
transferred To Arizona to continue
tile same line Of work at An nd
yanccd salary speaks we'll for him.
Mr.. Voorhees, spent some time in
Rocky Ford previous to going To
Dakota and his friends are pleased
TO meet him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17

Call Mt the Enterprise ONCE for
samples and prices on ail kinds Of Job
Printing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17

"What might have been"-if that little
cough hadn't been neglected-is the sad
reflection of thousands OF consumptives.
One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs
and colds. Opern House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17

Deeds and Mortgages at the Enter.
prise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17

Wall Paper at DIR. Fenton's
from 6 to so cents per roll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17

D-wiit's Little Early R,-.rs Jbcnc:i,
perinnnehsiy. cnrine constipation Kni
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17
To Cure II God In Vne Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II IL iails to cure.
&c. The genuine has l.. u. 9. on each tablet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17

Lenses of all kinds at the Enter
prise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'sss.sssss.,ssssss,1Z4Zzzss< sssss the

DYSPEPSIA can be cured by using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
tablet will give Immediate relief or
money refunded. SOLD in handsome
boxes Mt 25 cts. Creicber's Pharmacy. 9
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17
GA - ToRIA.
Bsars tho 1Ths Kind you Haze AlWays Beueh
''s,.'''' .; &AAzzzzs<

Justice Of the Peace Blanks Mt the
Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17

AGENTS wANTED-FoR" THE LIFE AND
Achievements of Admiral Dewey" the
worlds greatest naval hero. BY Murat Hal
stead, tho life.ionE friend and Hdmirer OF the
nations idol. Biggest and best book; over
tone illustrations. Only Si ~. Enormous dc.
mnnd. Biu commissions. Outfit free. Chance
OF a lifetime. Write quick. The Dominion
Company, ard Floor Caxson Bldg, Chicago,
La
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-17

He0lsNche sfO,,psss in 20 minutes by DR.,
Niles PAIN Pills. "One cent dose"
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Priceless Pain

"If price can be placed on pain, Hio'ncr'
prlrnI,i is worth Its weight in gold rs II aiievi'
uior NV wife sullcicd r"rc i'll ten minutes, witn
either of her other two Childrcn than she diu III,
together with her last, having previously u:er
fo,ir hnttlrsrf Ai0thcrS .'rtnl' Il Is a hls$@inE
TO any one expecting 10 bccnr,c mother says
a customer.
Thus writes Henderson Dale, Druggist,
of Carmi, H., to the litadticld Regulator
Company, Of Atlanta, Ca, the Prorrlc'
tors and manufacturers OF Mothers
Ericnd." 1his suCCC sStul remedy Is NOT
one of the many internal medicines adj
vertiscd to do unreasonable things, but
scientifically prepared linment 'spcc!a:iy
effective in adding strength and elasticity
to those parts of woman's organism when
bear the scvcrcSt strains OF childbirth
The linirncnt may be used at any and
all times during LrcEnancy up To- tho
ytry hour of confinement. The earlier II
Is begun, and the longer used, the more
perfect will be the result, but it has been
used during the last month only with
great benefit and success.
1t not only shortcns labor and lessons
the pain attending it, but greatly diin!u'
isllcs the danger to life OF both mother
and child, and leaves the mother III Il coh'
dition more favorable to speedy recover !.
Mothers Friend is sold by druggists
at $I.oo, or sent by express Oh receipt OF
price.
Valuable book for women, Beford
Baby is Born," sent free on arpll- alton.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Ca
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11

COhuMBlA, NsWBeRRY g. A,,prn
m, KTIASIllROAD. Time Table in 6ifectH ST Jn.
"h ioSS' Eastern Standard ZINE aug
Southbuuud.
l.oc'is Mix'd Pass. NSithbour0.
F'gt Dly eng'r , MN q 10"
An. M. PM. - ~ cg!
Sr\TlDES "a" A'h
10 LNChnrleslOuArS son
~ Sumipr Iv5,,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
INFORM TlON

Trains leaving Charleston at 7.W III s'',u
arriving at ,o.um bih At II .OUn III soii" "''"
between Charleston uid Ashrriiic' .,,o
through S.ceIer on train leaving .h'I'I,
inn at i: Op q. for Atlanta cohn'cll'lS t .t
B'NnchvilIc with /. ain leaving Coluih"" ~
ID = ~. -,
Trains leaving Co umlin o. 0u IN: run ', SOW"
between toiuH bu. t:.nd. n Rock Ill., No."
vile, BlaCisburg ana Marion. y T..
l.. y. !.NtElSON, Trniiic Mnh"H, -.
t,narlnYtOn =
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS AEl$1l1 49, 1o0
Programme Of Newbcrry Conference.

programme OF Newbcrly conferences
The Ncwbcrry Conference OF South
Carolina Synod will meet in ST. Luke's
church, ST. Luke's, S. c., on Friday,
April 28th, 1899, at 10 am.
Opening sermon will bc preached by
Rev. u. =. Counts, Rev. j. J. Long,
alternate.
The sermon ON Saturday, by Rev.
J. B. Fox. Rev. }. A. Sligh, alternate,
Sermon on Lords Day, by Rev. W..
K. Siigh, Rev. a. }. Bowers, alternate
The following topics will be dis
cuescd
]. The prayer meeting -Rcv. j. j..
Long, Mr.. G. Il. Long and Mr.. ID. J..
Epting.
2. The reverence due Gods Home
II. II. Folk and II. II. q. Hunter.
g. What relation do the children of
the church bear to the church?-Itcv.
A. j. Bowers, idessrs. ". w. Holloway
and J. w. Wcssingcr.
t. Beneficiary Education - Rev. w. *. .
Sligh, Prof. f.. B. SctZlcr and Mr.. }.
llartman.
>. The Ministerial Oncc--Revs S. r..
Mailman, ID. d., }. a. Sigh and Prof.
w. n. Counts.
&. The Millennium --Rcvs. III. -.
Counts, j. G. Schuid aud Mr.. Kenneth
Baker.
7. Opening the Query Hox.
Any DELEGATES Wishing to come on
the train to Prosperity, $. g.. will
plrnse notify Rev. Geo S. l3curdcn, at
81, Lultu's, :. e..
II. NJ. MONTS. Secretary.
REV. j. ID. l}OWLI:S, President.
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ply. D'ly, cX. Sunday.

Nos. Ao3 md A0%.,-"fh" Atlanta sptsh,,E
solid Nrstibule Train of Pullman See,ts &
and Coaches between Washington and II b
lunlu, also l'ullLan Sircpers between For.
mouth and Chester. S. G..
Nos. Al and 38.-"Th" S. \. l.. Exprsr,
solid Train. C,mchcS and Pullman Sieepn
between Portsmouth and Atlanta. Comp,,,
s>lccpGrs be;wcon Columbia aud Atlanta.
Is, Tn tratis make Immediate connccticnn
Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile New o.
leans, Tcxa-, California, Mexico, hsl,,
ro"gn, Nashville, Memphis Mac"n Flohl,
For Tickets, Slecprrs, and Information, sp
ply to Agent. rrW Is Clrm"nt. q PA, 0,
B. A. NCwland, Gen. Agt., Pass. hou'.
Atlanta Ca
r.. ST. JOHN, Nicc.PrcS and GCn'i Manage
V r.. MCBEF., Gem SUI ii!trnd, Mt.
II. W. Is. GLOVER, Traffic Manager.
L.S \ LIEN, GEM Passenger Agen,
GENEliAL CEtlCEa: PORTSMOUTH. VA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11


We have just received from tho
publishers ono Of tho greatcHt homo
songs ever written, suitable for tho
piano or organ. Words and music
by J. W. Lrrman. 1t bids fair to
have u run Of II million copies. Tho
song is DOW being sung in New
York, Boston and Philadelphia
theatres with Immense auccoss and is
received with great APPLAUSE. We
print I ho first v"rFn as chorus:
FIRST Ai.h;.i.
There's Il furl.. house :,.iiumbcr, twas
ny chilIhnnh's n..npy home.
Aud IN nr'"r forget ~ scenes while
life shall last.
Oh! | often wish that could cross its
threshold rs Of yorc,
And live once more the life that now
is past
With father, kind and gentle. and dear,
nintcd mother, too,
Whu always tried their duty to fuilill,
would thnl | were Aulng again and
hud them with ne now
Ia taat dear old roomA farm house on
;hu hin.
CHORUS
To M it was Il palace ot grandeur I'M
surpassed:
loved il whun a child, love it still,
\ N Al | f.nNrt than In visit
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
Uln Nerala sna UeWs
a Contract aud an Example.
CHhe State.)

but close observer; for which roasons
wo frequently find matter Of interest
in the editorial notes he furnishes
his paper. In the current issue Of
Tho Herald and News, Editor Aull,
who has been visiting Charlotte, has
thcso observations, which Columbiuns
will do well to digest:
"CharIotte has grown very rapidly
and solidiy within the last fow years.
There are several causes for this but
two main ones are that there arc
numerous manufacturing enterprises
in the city, both large and small.
And the other is that everybody in
Charlotte has Il good word for the
city and the entire community wolk kn
in harmony for the npiuiding Of
the whole SO pregnant is the whole
atmosphere of the place with this
sentiment and spirit that the vis;torbc.
fore he has been there long finds him
sclfchiming in and singing tho praises
Of the city. That is II city after my
own heart, for 1t sromn to mo to bc 80
putrn, that even fool ought to SEQ
that no town or city can grow when
ono part Of the popnlntion is always
pulling against another pant and TO
huvo II whole lot Of croakcrs and
grumblcrs at every suggestion If al
vnnc"mont or Improvement Or
again to bo always talking about
saving dollar or two when it comes
to public improvements. | nm not
an advocate of waatofn, oXtrnvn-
ganco, but you cant mako nblic i'm
pr0vomcntS without sp"ndin,t "!un"y
and whom it il juticionaly sprnt on
pat whrrn tho people cnn 500 and On
joy the benefit th"y arc not going to do
much kicking about it.
"Churlottn has mncndnm roads lrud
ing into tho clty from every direction.
MccklcnbcrE County has spent
thousands of dollars ia building
good rouds. And it has paid her III
dollars and cents, not to speak of tho
comfort and G, nvonicuco to hor citi
zens, An llihobul weather of this winter
they did not know what bad road
was. But sho gocs to work and
builds Il good rouA and thon takes up
another"
Evory soutonco Of this has it's local
application II rominus us of what
Mr.. ID. a. Tompkins Of Charlotte
sa,d when on II VISIT hero about five
wears ago: "Coumhia has tho adj
vantage Of Charlotte in everything
that can build up a town--cxcopt
public spiri,' In population Co.
lumhia and Charlotte have hrou run,
ming neck and mock for tho last ten
years. Thn census OF 1890, We he.
hcvo, g.>u H. , city u fow hundred
moro Inhabitants than its North
Curoliua noishbor, aud they are still
worry closo together, although the aL.
vantage HOW is possibly with Char.
lottc We all know what has built
up Columbia -naturnl advantages.
That Churlultu without those udyan
tugcs, has been ublo to keep pnco
with this city is duo simply to that
other great fu.tor IN municipal
growth -plLlic spirit. lfCommhiu
had acquired Chariotto's public spirit
or Charlotte had appropriated Go.
Innhiu'& NM nrul ul Nuni u,fpG hbp nI
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
Here is
Something
You want!

In the reading mnllCr, ilh, rAtiHns,
general appearance. cUlur'm ever
nnups and mll<c-un
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
Durability is ''s3;sS
Better Than Sn0uv. -

The qveaM of the mulH-
miHonaires is not eqral to
good health. Riches qvfhout
health are a Curse, and yet the
rich the middle classes and
the poor allie haze, tn Hoods
Sarsaparlla, a valuable as
siStant Il, gettiag and main-
tanning perfect health. It
neVer d[sappoints.
Scrof,lla -"Three years ago our son.
now eleven, had a serious ease OF Scrofula
and crysipc(0s with dreadful sores, GiScharg-
ing and itching constantly. lie could not
walk. Several phySicians did not help for
sixteen ilonths. Three months' treatment
with lloouS SarSaparilla made him per-
fertly we'll We are glad to tell others Of it,"
MR3. DAVID LAIRD. ottawa, Kansas.
Nausea NoEltinS spells, dizziness
nnd prostrat'on troubled me tor years
Had neuralgia, grew weak and could not
sleep. My age WAS against mt. but Hoods
SarSlrarilla cured me thuroufhly My
weigh, increased from l?h 10 l43 pounds. l
am tn" mother OF ninc Chllrcn. Never felt
so We and strong since VAS married as I
do now" Mn>. NJ. y. WA.HRS, 1929 SD st.,
WaSh'"%tNn, Il. {.
EGT Al,Ia We Lad =, ne the hands OF
our two year u.d Son on .., cunt OF eczema
on IN Z and hmhs y" medicine even
hrlprG Untii We used lln,,,'s SarsHparilla
which, SOON cu"cI," Nix y. VAS WVvK, l2S
Mont&nmery street, Paterson, y. }.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11

than 1t costs ns--but they didn't wait
for outsiders to come in and build
big mills and tako the profits; they
built small mills with thoir own
money and tho profits enrich their
community. Our only manufactures
are Of cotton, bat Charlotte has nu.
Il Orous others which pay bottcr wa
gns than cotton mills and probably
larger profits. These are tho sort
Columbia should have 1t could
have dozen Of them for tho cost Of
ono cotton mill of moderate sizo.
But moro important even than
small manufactures is public spirit.
"Evcrybody in Charlotte" says Edi.
tor Aull, "bas Il good word for tho
city, and the entire community works
in harmony for the upbnilding Of
the wholc." We have at last reached
the point in Columbia whore nearly
everybody "has good word for tho
city," but we have not yet attained
that condition in which "tho entire
commnnity works in harmony for the
upbuilding OF tho WHOLE" This
would b. much the moro important
and desirable evidence Of public
spirit. IL is easy enough to say Il
good word for the city: il il vory
cheap, it cost absolutely nothing.
}ul il can only Influence outsiders,
aud outhidels never invest on the
strength Of "good wor.ls' from in
torrstcd citiz"ns; they investigate for
themselves and form thuir own con
clusions as TO whether tn" city de-
serves "y;ood worls' or not. What
would influence them WONDERFULLY
wonld be- to arc tho citizens working
together unitrdly for tho good Of tho
community, constantly trying to bet
ter il, unl putting their own money
ln,r tho things thoy ask outsiders to
,,, u,,.., inf, ,rh., ,,uLI l.,
r,oor nr IL, ,..t so,t ,,,,tho ,Jv;co
given them Wrs sincere; that tho
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,,',.,, .,.,,, ,,,,I N,t.;Ior. ,r, ,o,
,,,.o..,r;,,, r,,,,,
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.;, ,;u, E ,,,,;. ,;,,,,, ,,,,,,, AZ.
,,,,,.., ,,,,,,,,,.,.. r,,r a., ,,,,I or all
rW,r, oi,,r effort has hrou mol, to
,,o;r,,;, - L,,rJ ,r ir,l, r,r a., p,
,,,.ont,,;,n, ,r IA, couh;,,l c,n,-
m,rriul ;ui,r,st nf IN, CITY I'm, for
vour, ;ts m,,d;nrs h,vo ,,nn, hv I,-
f,ult , mara hu,lful ,r u,,chur,>
u,i,rl.,r ynst ru,, ~, ur.,l tlo
nr,t,n;y,I;,n nf , c,tt,n ,xch,,., :,
nrnt,ct th, trol, Of IN, citv in ,h,t
st,,l, II yo,, oru,n;v,l ,nI b,ll
ON, n,,t;n, v,h,|;,v,. th,u ou;,,lv
,lr,n,,,I T., ,;,,,s O,, wau)l u,;,I,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
The National Magaxiae

is commanding first place among 'np-
ulur-pricrd p"riodic"le, receiving tnnu-
sands of new rrahrvr throughout The
entire counLry each month. Il IS dis
tinrtivclyu II publication for the " me,
and each issue cOnt;lIui rCadinG -! \ nch
interest to every mru!cr Of tnH iau ,ly.
With IL splendid array OF
Timely Illustrated AriiCl.s,
Rright .Attrnr'ivr Drawings,
And clever Shout St"rics,
from the pens uf the hrst AIMEE can
writer's aud clever, II artists, this lag
nIinc certainly wit! i!va-c you. cen
tion this paper and send for sa"iplc
rDDV.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
ATLAATjG COAST LINE !
,ASF ZINE:
Between Charleston aud Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Caro-
Ida, Athens and Atlanta.

PASSENGER l,EPARrM EST
"UMtSOTOS n &, Nov. 2Oth, 1877.
CpSDE&SE.I NCliEDVI.E.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
JOBBING QUOTATIONS.
iobbins quotations today were a. follows:
sugar, Flour and Gonce.

SrigAF- q a}ien {. in blls So. extra q ia hbls
t RoT9 5,J ne ne ay sF , ess, ,i lS III
Flour. etc Patent Excellent S65: Novelty a
$ %: sta. taters', &l5 California brands, 81 Sc;
meal Yellow s. * per 10 il@. in 70 III sscks:
meal. white. 81 % Ter 100 lbs. IN IN sacks:
hackwhea' aour pure g 80 rcr - lbs in slb aacks:
farua. = > per no lie. Ia NIB sacks; ia5na. s.
Ter 100 lbs in Slb sacks: steel CIT oatmeal Sc %
rF ~ N y ZIP SaIh hF' y !. q psr i9
The in l0lh sacks: rye meal g 10 ner 100 lbs ~
lole sacks re -four Sc > 100 ih.. in 10 ID sacks
split peas l41fh sacks. = split p@sN. s. q rer 40
s ia s-lh b"ses rSsh barley, s. . rsr leo MS in
sacks. wheat fafe~ 75ih b0yes 81 $ wheat fake@
. % rr Hs>e q Is 70 Pkg fancy r"7i oat> s. g
re~ tbl. III 9-ih sacts meal. yetov. g - per
t}l. in al-h rasks rora meal. white g Ter hhl. IN
81 lh h hnokwhcat four pure s- - I-cr hi in
5olb vAet, cracked vloat 81 Ter hi. IN 80 n
saohs. steel on, oatmeal 4 . ror hi IN 20 n
=, s 1a, &c f@r g % r. e, ~ =, II ',,s ''es
r1eal 81 : fer All IN " ~ sacks. rve F,u~ &, nor
~ fancy rolled osts. - n nst he' s ~; fancy
ralisi ga.s sia sacks. 81 -; fancy rod oats. per
caee~ Green NosAa. Ter A. as3lc. Java PER
Y ,stea Ar'H-s'e's in lo9l csss~ T@r cwt. so -
g = Isya 5e'e tn. - n - ..rf- 'lc. Asea
e7Fee. i@as; L'on ta~ SO 3; So, 81 IS ~
HITTER. Cheese. Eggs md Poultry.
F1,,er Ranch. &C up fancy. 3ai-r ~ s.;paree
81 Washington ereaueT'ss. i-ib sna zlb prints.
-Ch,ese, '%atiee was1tae..en. Hsise: Eastern, he
vs. s.rs-,ly tresh rsach sla,ec. rss,srn. >, SO
C,1ro bones California e@rah. lssal1o. STAINED.
r.ltr7 tivo chickens. nc n,e TURKEYS. ise.
dressed turkey'. '-alsc ansEs. s}7s PER 8oa
Valra'.. pr n ssels We Eastern hlsrS wsl-
ru'- iio peoAns Ia e. alberta, 10. F-sri's IN;
rraag,s =. itae. ,se. Ia soyy. ian ~c,auis. pr
Gas. 50, r~c-r. T. Der -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nov = Liverpool showed hu. small
advance. in vieW IF Yesterdays advance IN wheat
hers, and the opening was easy aad A. under last
night. December opened AT 6ssc. and May T2sa,sc-
The trade very aull dwi0s largely "a the closing
e many outside markets. accts0nt - t3eVtions,
Covering hy shorts Ia small acted slip
pert to prizes. and December advanced early ~
Satc This lost. however, pfoht-taktng. thu
price rveiirg 70 fSfae,sc far December and - 72c
fsg Nav. holding Tor some time 70 these hg'1rcs.
The best support q the dsy ia The Northwest.
Minneapolis offered eutieing product for choice
wheat December advanced To eak Eea.c. amt May 10
"a influenced by the Northwest cash strength. and
those the closing prices
Corn HFnler a moderate amount az trading.
Shorts eviuced desire % their December lie
ee1ies bat holders not Inclined to release ths
coveted option. The eject Of holidays IN The Fast
shown III the absence Il shipping orders De.
eeinber closed AaAo ever yesterday. at slsc. May
closed NJ 32Ec lid
oats were dull, AMI held steady with De
eorler closed al 223a zeic, May clt~ei al 2tsc
Trading ia provisions practically featurciess.
The market early derived strength from hogs. which
were up s. nut the sght advance was lost tsfore
the close. and January irqk closed unchanged Jan
nary lard shade lower. and January rite shade
higher
The leading futures ranged IS follows:
=, IE~kas TIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
THE WOOL MARKETS.


BOSTON. ~ : TIE ftrnsrf - ws,i - ~
wfs etetsGssss f1@saF xnI ths sHAss ~xf~s~t Rrys
fatHE tHsk has s~s1 tG ais market Tla tsxzs
t'sssaes~ ass s1T@n 80 rsyket stfass tons. al
sales icing res taS2t2t af3aez
Tssgfurs sesls ses4fsrsgs 81 Iks iss&. sfs r~feas
rarz. sfa@s - ~ r. sfrns@t. ~ IN. uadiHsa ani
Sees Rastfs54Ss. we@la sssid ses ta~ ~
ssrrs,gsT <ee4s Il F5sgs siss gSaksf. See saeslusa
a. 5+@ ss4sz srssGssi, 6A<ase. - g}~. sSfEs
tAh ass y sassfnx aAR ss@G.flm ard s-s iaa a5e
s44rrF E4Str ss&tta %*Ese iASk3 ans tassiisn
49, f7Hter setssfsA = So
Aesfra5-sr sEsss@ sp<t grtea. csHas:E go o..
t4s9s. ss3 f4a@s-. average fs6FTe
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
nrea.i~Iu ifs.

RreadStuns.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ncy = No sales II wheat AID
BARLEY. ;he sVs4 market fT 18th ful nats weve
Ia iaiely sco3 agn&a., An1 steady the government Is
reiiey3us sAe market e sso4 quantity >po; 9S"'a'
waeat shipping Na !. 81 ~: sholoe. slaS. aiiI
RATl.y- Feed. sazSsc. brswins - sasc.
oais Cray. &l9s.~4l ia. reA feed. 81 osAeslA
Receipts.
F7asg quarter sacks. SD. 0reson Ssi: wheat. CEN
tsls. s.fs, h<rieS cgutA~. }6oa oats eentas. @sAt
sae tgsn - y Iro r1.aaingS. sacss. ~: hay.
teas. 81; wool t~ie>. 50 a1e>, number. "a
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Mllstsfs NtIdhlxs, siissea0. bran, si'ais pss
nay-wheas. s. a@lera; wheat and ga. s. ssslo:
tst ha,le, ssss zlfssa st- g +i,scA 81 sAsss 81;
oVTs.ossed wAsat. $ sAs,a, straw. per naie @sssD'
gssste: river relS 5StS- Salinas Bufe~nSs sIslS5;
sweet socsssi. Ore.oa Haghsnks. 65eelslIa
Afplv~ -Choses. s. 3. common. Sc
RutfeT~ Fancy creamery. 9aS.'tc; seconds. &sfz.c:
fanny daisy. 2A@ac. seeesds. 2iss>r iieksi 1Na2o;
Cheese New. iIaiac Young America. u.c. East
err, }sslAr Western i2as@.c
Esss stare. 2SsSS. fancy raach. Sa,Eioc: Eastern.
selected Waite, g191s.
Wool and Hops.
Wo-l- Spsng Nevada ia59lSc. Eastern Oregon. L;
aIse! valley oreSrsm Isaac Fall Sarrhrrn msynu-
ta,a lsI,.is les lae mountain lauts. sslac. san
Jo&1a,n plains. .Jioc: Humboldt and Mendocino,
Aops- Crop Of 1893, 3il &c Tor choice.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-So sales cash. sie,
Rayley No sales
Corn Large yellow. SL0sAaLM
sterling Exchange.
sterling LONDON. sixty hays 81 Sa.; sight. sisTA.
financial.
Silver bars. ssae MsSilsn dollars. iS4isic: drafts.
sight, 10: teiessaIh. -.
O. e, e
CHICAGO MARKETS..
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PORTLAND Nav The rNtlspd whes; market
eas4.ir3e~ ,iGa ard hsssy Al ;sa 1Getst made
- exporters sos as~e23ag AZ gsath wassfI
Sc - 0sSAtrssSe fs~ HS.lA wasIA, ana valley wu
GA ~. silr hing L r,orN
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Cash Quotations.

Flour Easy
Wheat spring, M :. s4fa6ssc: red. No. 4. eaS7oc
Corn No 2 asGs1r
oa,s No Z. Zig2lle white. No. g. 26lc: No ].
s;iase-
Rse-Nc g. 81.
Harley No 2. asEiir
F1sVs-pt No / n ~
Timothy seed Prime. s361 n
Mess pork Per barrel s. rSIsB
Lad Per IL pounds. s. ia9fs -
side Short ribs itsse sisSAsE
Shoridefs-Dfy sAlted boted 9as!c
Siics ssnrt clear boxed s. StGs 3
Nhisky-DissiiieFs' finished goods. per gallon,
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