THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1894.
The Weekly Chronicle.
OFFICIAL PAPKR OF WASCO COUNTY.
Sl BslRlPTlON RATES.
T aUlL. rOTAO MUrlD. IN ADVANCE.
Ooeyear " 59
tii( BHMlOa
Throe niotiths 50
AdTertiittiK ratea reaaouablv, and niadc known
oaapplieatiou.
Addree all eommuniration t"THK CRRON-
ICUC," Th. ballot, Onxiiu.
THE MARKETS.
Fuiow, Aug. 31. Business (or the
week has improved perceptibly, with a
disposition of buyers to enlarge their
orders, l'rioei of merchandise have not
changed materially in any one line, un
lets it be in sugar. Since the passage
of the tariff bill, which went uito effect
on its passage, the sugar market has be
come stronger, with a decided tendancy
to advance quotations.
The provision market is active on
ateady quotations. Country produce is
in abundance, and the market is weak
in the face of large reserves. Potatoes
are sold at 50 cents to 73 cents per 100
pounds, the range of prices being gov
erned oy sire anu quality, i
In fruit the market is quite over
stocked, and large shipments to other
points are a daily occurrence. Teaches
are quoted at 35 to 45 cents per box.
Apples, pears and plums are in fair re
quest at a range of prices, varying from
25 to 40 cents per box.
Poultry is freely offered, and broilers
bring $1.25 cents per dozen, old fowls
hoinT minted at 12 to 12.25 Der dozen. !
The meat market is down to free
trade basis, and live stock are quoted in
this market as follows: Beef steers,
1.50 to $2 gross weight ; mutton sheop,
iyi to 2 cents per pound gross ; pork 3'
cents on foot.
There is nothing doing in the wheat
market either in Portlaad or this city.
The mills are paving 31 cents per bushel
for good milling wheat, and the ware-
houses hen buying pay 30 cents per j the supposed lunatic who proposes to
bushel. Eastern, as weli as European ( kill Monsignore Sttolli, the papal apple
advices to present date continue to re- i gate, was arraignedin the Harlem police
port dull and weak markets. In Eug-1 court today, t-tolz appears to be suffer
land reports indicate a larger yield per I iug from alcoholic mania. A policeman
sere than last year
The London Times and Mark 1-ane Ex
press eetimateGreat Britain's crop among
the beet ever made, and yet predicts
Eofland and America's product will be
lees than that of 1893, but admits that
Argentine with her surplus of 60,000,000
bushels together with that of most of
Southern Enrope will close up the de
ficiency. America's consumption of
wheat for all purposes is about 370,000,
000. showing a probable quantity for ex
port over and above that carried over i
from the last year's harvest, of about
230,000,000. A writer says that if the
producer could hold his wheat until
Jane 1st, 1S95, which is not advisable to
attempt, the markets would douMe in
their quotations.
The wool market is nearly knocked
oat as about all the wool in storage has
been sold. Since last report a light
flurry in wool was experienced, which
-was of a short duration, and at the close
a lu'l in tramactions showed a falling off
and and a settling back into the scale
of inactivity and depression. The tariff
bill which became a law by the inaction
of tti president even at the last moment
completely paralyzed the wool business
and the that sold early were the
gainers.
Whbat 30 to 31c per bu.
Barley Prices are op to 50 to 60c
cents per 100 lbs.
Oats The oat market is light at 60
to 80 cents per 100 lbs.
JJiLLHTCrrs
Flocb Diamond brand at $2 50 per
bbl. per ton and $2 75 per bbl. retail.
Hay Timothy hay ranges in price
from $10 to $12 per ton, according to
quality and condition. Wheat hay is
in full stock on a limited demand at
$7 60 to $8 50 per ton.
Potatoes 60 to 75 cents per 100 lbs.
Bcttkr Fresh roll butter at 35 to 50
cents per roll.
Eos Good fresh eggs sell at 13Jj to
14 c.
Poultry Good fowls are quoted at
$1.25 to 2.25 per dozen, turkeys 8 cents
per lb.
Bn.Hr a Mctton Beef cattle are in
less demand at $1.50 per 100
weight gross to $2.00 for extra good.
Mutton is now quoted at 13j to 2 cents
per lb. gross. Pork offerings are light
and pri-es are nominal gross
weight at o.'-j cents dressed.
staple gbockhies.
Cokkep. Coeta Kica, is quoted at 24c
per lb., by the sack. Kalvadore, 23ic.
Arbuckles, 25c.
Hi'oar Golden C. in bbls or sack ,
5 75; Extra C, 16 00; lry granulated
6 60. I). G., in 30 lb boxes, $2 75. Ex
"i 25. GC $2 00.
-Japan rice, 6j7c; Island,
-Mr. 45c;
K II lad by Vl ladlaaa.
Sin Dikio,C1., Aug. 30. Details of
another ambuscade by Yaqui Indians of
Mexican troops have been received.
July IS, 45 men of the Fourteenth bat
tallion left a place called The Wares tor
Cruse de Piedra, and from there started
on the 30th for Pvio Yaqui, near the out
post of am Uuasiuiat. They were
ambushed in a thickly-wooded part of
the road by a party of about 100 Indians,
who had divided themselves on each
side of the road. At the first fire, de
livered at pistol range, nine federals
dropped. Captain tiotnei in command
rallied his men on the defensive, a little
outside the ambush, when the Indians
attacked the troops furiously, but were
repulsed more than once. The fight
lasted more than an hour and a half,
the federals lemaining in possession of
the field. While some of the men were
fighting, the remainder got away with
the baggage, animals, and ammniiion of
the troops they could manage to carry
off. Twelve were killed, six wounded
and the wife of a iergeant killed, a little
child of eight and a boy ot nine wounded
slightly. Four Indians were killed and
27 sliuhtly wounded and taken prisoners.
Captain tioruez will be court-martialed
at Torres.
The Pullman nveatle;atluii.
CiiiCAtio.Aug. 30. Contrary toexpec
tation, rebuttal testimony was heard to
day by the strike commission. S. C.
Wade, an employe of the legal depart
ment if the Kock Island roal, said
much of the blockading of the railroad
track was the work of inexperienced
I railroad men. W. K. Mooney, a North
ern Pacific switchman at Blue Island,
said Debs and Howard had not advised
the men to strike. They told the men
to use their own judgment. He was
discharged for alleged activity in the
strike. Witness told of the fight at
Blue Island June :0th, when 400 mar
shals stood by and saw their chief,
Logan, beaten by the crowd.
Wanted to Kill uatoiii.
New York. Aug. .'.0. Edward Stolz,
arrested him on Kingsbridge road last
light where he was shouting "Kill him,
kill him," and making lunges at
imaginary objects. He said he formerly
kept a saloon at Meadville, Pa. He sold
out, God having called him to kill
Satolli. A club of ten had been organized
to kill all priests, and he had been se
lected to strike the first blow. He was
sent to Bellevue hospital, where he will
undergo an examination as to his sanity.
liulldina; Mexican Uallroada.
Mo.ncoi.va, Mexico, Aug. 25. Presi
dent C. P. Huntington, of the Mexican
International railway, has ordered the
line to be immediately extended from
this place to Sierra Majedo mining camp.
Nearly all the grade was completed two
years ago, but the work was suspended
owing to financial depression. A branch
is also being built from lieata to Monte
rey. J. W. Robertson, general manager
of the Monterey & Mexican Gulf road,
is in New York arranging for an exten
sion from Travino to Tierra Majedo, and
thence to the port of Ma.atlan, on the
Pacific coast.
Ha IHfrara With Carlisle.
Washington, Aug. 30. Secretary
Carlisle received this morning a 1200
word telegram from Collector Kussell,
of cRicago, in which be takes issue with
the secretary of the treasury as to
charging the rates of the act of 1890 on
goods imported prior to August 23th,
forwarded nnder immediate transporta
tion to be entered for consumption
under the new tariff. Secretary Car
lisle will give the matter his considera
tion todny, and will probably render a
decision this evening.
Btaaniahlp I.lna t Africa.
Philadelphia, Aug. 29. The first
direct steamship line between America
and the west coast of Africa has been
chartered in the state of New Jersey.
It will be Known as the African 8 team -
ship Company. About half of its stock
is subscribed, and the boats will ply
monthly between this city and Liberia,
beginning about October 1st. The com
pany, which will receive a subsiby from
the Liberian government of $10,000 a
year, intends to carry the United States
mall.
Tha Dutch Lou.
Amstkrwam, Aug. 29, The Dutch loss
in the engagement near Mataram, cap
ital of the island of Lambok, It now ap
pears, included only nine officers instead
of 30, as announced in the dispatches to
the Nieuwe Corant of Rotterdam. The
officers who lost their lives included
General Van Ham. The Dumber of
privates and noncommissioned officers
killed or -missing is estimated at 175
'o 200.
Praparlag to Attack Kaaaala.
iro, Aug. 27. It is reported here
eMahditts are concentrating their
to attack Kasaala and wrest it
te Italians who recently occupied
provinces of Eastern Sou dan, at
and Dongola, have been stripped
ist troops. The Mahdist rancisa
Omdarman. rts of this country dogs ars used
around little milk carts. In con
with this beverage there is little
in working the growler. Phil-
Times.
WW,
A Racking Cough s
Cured by Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Mrs. 1'. I). Hall, 217 ticiiessee St.,
I-ockpoi't, N. Y., say :
"Over thirty year ago, I rememlnr
hearing my father iletmbe the wonder
ftil curative rftVrt of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, lliirinj a recent attack of I .a
irippe, xvliii h i ii:ih''I Hie form of it
raturrli, soreness of tlie lungs, accom
panied by mi nu-TAvatiii rough, I
ued various remedies nnd prescription.
While some of thee mi'ilii ines partially
alleviated the eotiliin.' din in:.' the ,
none of tlionnifTorcl.il tueanv relief from
that spasmodic :i 1 1 ' 11 f (lie litns n hii ti
would seio me tl,e moment I attempted
to lietlou ii at iiluiit. .fier ten or twelve
such nights. I v. as
Nearly in Despair,
and hadahont iV i.led losit up all night
in my CiV-i.v -lini!, :unt proeure what
sWp I rould in that w.iy. It then oc
curred to me that I had a hot lie of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I took u
spoonful of iliix preparation in a little
water, and w.u able to lie down w ithout
cpujliiii'.'. In .1 few moments, I fell
asleep, and awoke
greatly refreshed
U tter. I took a i
toral every ni;:t e r
u.div .Vcr.vi -: !;.,
tVei-N ( Kl V c ! I J i; ;;.
i:i the nioniiuu
id l elinir lmieh
"'H.'ol of the IVe
: n eel., ih.-n r.:d
n.'e. and in tv.o
ured."
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Pr...-iit Jin Iv .! ., J .1 ....::,
Prorr.': : . .r: . '.. to cute
Comparison Odlotia to tha Ilouae.
WAsntNCTON, Aug. 28. Tha house,
having refused to provide for printing
the tariff comparisons, tiie senate today
ordered printed another 2500 copies.
The senate ordered a like-number
printed yesterday; there will be 5000
printed in all.
The tiluclielda Frlaonara.
Ma.vaui'a, Aug. 28. Prisoners from
liluefielda arrived here today. Among
them are IUitish Consular Agent Hatch
and two Americans. They were released
on parole. The foreigners will be tried
in the civil court, the natives by court
martial.
A Blow to tha Hack land.
Washington, Aug. 28. Commis
sioner Miller, of the revenue bereau,
has decided that playing cards used as
advertisements are not exempt from
duty under the new law.
What I'anaad tha Hard Tinaa.
Kmm the Conductor and Driver.
Judge Hubbard, of Iowa, says it is the
existence of private corporations.
George Gould says it is the hostility
to corporation..
The farmers says it is the low price in
wheat.
The silver man says it is the action of
Wall street.
The manufacturer says it is the fear of
free trade.
The consumer says it is the tariff.
The debtor says it is the creditor.
The creditor says it is the debtor.
The democrats say it is the republi
cans. The republicans say it is the dem
ocrats. The populists say it is both.
The prohibitionists say it is whisky.
The preachers say it is the devil.
Now, what is your idea?
Itaal Katata Transactions.
The following deed was filed for record
today: Dalles city to Emma M. Drews,
lots 10, 11 and 12, block 25, Gates ad
dition to Dalles city. A confirmatory
deed.
Announcements do not always give
the impression they are intended to
convey. A well-known concert man
ager appreciated this fact after he had
given it out that Mr. Jones would sing
by special request "Through All Etern
ity." Arkansaw Traveler.
Counsel (for defendant) Would It be
contempt of court to say that your
honor has presided over the case in a
manner which is a disgrace lo the
bench? Judge Certainly It would. I
should commit you at once. Counsel
Then I shall not say it. Tid-Iiils.
Many a boy has gone off the track be
cause of a misplaced switch. Galveston
News.
Notice.
All peraonn are hereby notified not to hire or
keen Marion Hunt, a lad M year old, about
their pretaiaaa, aa hia tervleca are headed at
homa.
aogW-lai JAM EH IIL'RMT.
Do you want a
Fruit and Hop Farm?
K. N. STAEHR,
of BAKE OVKN, baa fcotaorne aplendid Parma
and rood paying Town Fropetty lo th Wllla -ettc
V alloy for aal very ebanp and on aaay ternia.
Bona of the farma to oxchanfrn for E.nUrn
Oregon propatty. Write for Hat and term.
cpEc?n, bataraay, nepc ist.
SALE.
Mens Shoes
READ!
; ALL GOODS MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
Administrator's Sale.
Nottrc Ik hfrchy given that bv an onli-r ot tnr
County t'4irtof the tiiitoi Orttron heivtoturv
made, the umlertKiHl have bcrn duly apfwiint.
ed, and an1 now tin qualtilttl nno acting julintii
litra'ora of the ealatuof Henry A. 1'riitt, it.'
All perHonn having clolmtt ajrninM theabnrp
naml decard art herrtiy nntl'ItU t, tirxnt
their cUlma, with the profier vmiehem, U tm at
tliaoMceoi Lnile llutlvr. In MaMinlc bidMIng,
1'Hllea Ity, Oregon, or i. K. Arnioui. iioud
Klw. or., within aix month" from tlivdntool
thiauolKvaiHl all roiia inuentcil lo anld
utti are hereby required to aeltie uch indcbl
cdtte forthwith.
i'nuil at lalle ntv. Or., at Hood liiver, thli
loth ilny of AugiMt, I vil.
I.KSLIK ItnTLKK,
J. F. AKMOI'H,
Administrator of theestaUof Henry A. Pratt,
derutaud. -U-it
Administrator's Sale.
Node-1 Ik hcrvtry given that in pura.mmv of an
onWof theOni ty Court o( UioHUtr of4rnrm
for Wajcoro(iiity, duly mailt juhJ putt-nil on tttv
Kith day of July, ), In the matter of the eiUlf
of fUmul HatUrwn, derccuMNi, din-cUntf the tin
dtrrniKncal to .'!) at public wilt all of the rvttl
rroirty bflnnKint; to tlw ettnUjof mmI divMl(
will, on tbe i-tti dny f Auynit, ifrM, at tlie
hour of two o'clock 1. M.of ahl day, upon tlw
UuOk b?rtaiitiifur dwrlbvlt Mil at public ante
U tb hiKhvnt bdMrf for rath in hand, all
of the real property belonffliiK to the etU ol
raid ham lie 1 fiitleritou, d)jxJH?l, to-wit: The
iw)uthwet quarter of necUoti twelve, township
Iivenouth ranice twelve eit. In aroouiity,
On-Kou. J. ii. KI'ltANKH,
JuUl AdmluUtrntor.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Not uh in hereby Klveu that by an onJtr of the
County Court of the HtaUof rYon for Waco
tenuity. uijkIo an I n t--ri thH l;ttli dny of June,
l. in the matter of tlx- en'aU of William H
Wtlnon, dtwiuH-ai, Ioi iUy, July 10, at the
hour of in o'clock A. !.- ww tlxvl m the time
and the County Court Jiom of wild county a
the plmcc for the hour In of the Mna acHiiit of
the exuciiUir of the ln.it will and text anient of
Mild deceawd: all pcuMtnn bavinff any objfcUoim
lo said final account and to the cttl'iiiut of
aJd estate ara directed to appear at aaid time
and place, then and there to how caue. If any
there be, why said final account should not be
approved ajui aaid catat aettli.
jnnic Ii. H. IRNTINC.TOH,
Executor.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice In hreby ffiven that the undesigned
ha-H by the County Court of the Mtate of Oregon
for Wanco ctHinty, In probate, been appointed
administrator of theeaUtoof August iMrUefnen
dereaM-d. All peraona faavlnf clairna at:nlniit
Hid entate are hereby required to prevent them,
with proper vouch r. U me at the Uw ofttee of
Condon A indon, The itl lei, Oregon, within
ix monthfl from the date of this notice.
lated July 2b, )"H.
ilANri LAOK, Admiuliitrator.
Tfis ColufTiDia Packing Co..
PACKERS OF
Pork and Beef
MAXrjFACTORRKKOF
Fine Lard and Sausages.
Curersof BRAND
Dried Beef, Etc.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
A KINK 1M1-OKTKI)
French Fercheron Stallion,
Welffht In food flh I JSC ?"oiind, and Hnre
tietu-r. Will aell foraanh or tuum with
appmreil aaeurlly, or will trade
for boraea or ratt.
Adlr
niBa,
Kerr & Buckley,
Urass Valley, Or.
!$1.95!
Our story is short. Wc have some Moil's Shoos, the regular
retail values of which aro $4.00, ifa.00, $0.00. The Shoes are
first-class, serviceable, good lasts, made by good shoemakers,
such as hurt &. Tackard and others of like reputation; but
they are button instead of lace or congress. Now in these
close times can j'ou afford to ass these by at $UJ." and pay
S.r.00 for a pair no better, just boeauso they arc not Congress.
Perhaps, this will not appeal to the ultra-fashionable young
man; but to others that are not sacrificing money ami com
fort entirely to st'le. our statement should have some weight.
PEASE & MAYS.
IF YOU Wl3nTT
Government, State, or Dalles Military Road Lands,
: cam. on :
Thomas
fcucceMor to Thnrnbuty tv Hudson,
83 Washington St., THE DALLES, OR.
If you want In formation eoncernina; Govern
Hiient landK.or Klw lawa rclattiiK then to, you can
couuIt him free of charve. lie ha ni ! a
cittlty of thin buvlueaa, and ban praclicrd tn-foiu
the I Litl HUUi IaimI i'Uitc tor over U'ii yittni.
He It A rent for the Kantem Ornron IjiiuI
Company, and enn im'11 vou tirailiiK, or 1'u
Improved Airricultnral lnd in any itiantit
dairrl, and will aend a Fainphlet duaerthlug
tbeev luudu to anyone applying to him for It.
Nattlara l.uatil on (Jovaruiuant Lauda.
If you want lo Itorrow Money, on Long or Hhort lima, ho can aeeoniBinriat f oa.
Wrltaa Flro, Llfa. and Aaeldant Inaoranao.
If you cannot call, wrlto. and your letter, will ha promptly auawarad.
"There is a tide in the ajairs
leads on to fortune."
The poet unquestionably had reference to the
-Fiiui & Cam
at CRANDALL
Who are selling those goods
MICIIELBACH BRICK,
Parley
(fiiK oeafora to I
rers
rnanufaciu
A (.inral Line; of
Horse Furnishing Goods.
EEPAIEIlsrO PBOMPTLY and rTXTS: XXDOSTB-
Wholesale and RctaU Dealers in Harness, Bridles, Whips, Horse Blankets, Etc.
Fnll Assortment of Mexican Saddlery Plain or Stained.
SECOND STRKKT THE DAIXE.
thp: dalles lumbering co.
INCOKCORATKD I8RO
No. 07 Washinutok Stkekt. . The Dalles.
Wholesale and Retail Doalon, ftu Manufactarers o!
BaUiling Malerial and Dineosion Timber, Doors, Windows, Moldings, Ooust Farnishings, Hi
Srecial Attention given to the Manufacture of Fruit and FIs"
Boxes and Packing Cases.
I'otorjr "ci XiaVor Trd m.t Old art. X11
DRY Pine, Fir, Oak and
Men's Shoes
HEED!
A. Hudson,
He la Agent for aale of Iota In Tnomw' ADM
tion to The Dalle.. Thla Addition la laid off m
aerv lota, and deatmcd u bu tlie tirtncitial real
denee part of tha eltv. Only au nilnnlaa' walk
from Conrlhouac; 1(1 mlnulea fruin II. U. IwpoL
oj men which, taken at its jiood
& BURGET'S,
out nt greatly-reduced rates.
. . UNION ST.
cfi? Franls.,
D. Frank, tleceaswl.)
OF J.Ta1a
KI2STI3S
O'F'
Blab WOOD Delivered to
Harnesses1
any part of the city,