Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 08, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMAiMHataMaa JAJglUl.V ittornittdJIaihi herald Thv-PatilieS b country UAILY 4ND WBBKbY 1EK.M8 OK SUBSCRIPTION DAILT t-ublliriivd every niornlnir except Monday) ttrred by carrier, pet , 0'20 r v tuail, ir yea , ,, 0 00 I WBKKLT, ( Publlabed every Friday If orulng.) i copy, per uuum, iu advauce 00 fthcu awl uaid in advance. THE MAIL. Haila Hie Albany poatoffice cloee I all cltkcra north the ttrn Malta (6,30 a. u, foe t Side And tlwMaintwUa R. Rj J or Horilaud and Sa 11 a. M o'.-allia and Vaqulna ...1':S0 r. H offlra -i. 7Ar.il Tu (MMuttli-e will be cl m d each evening ifoia til 10 seveu o'clock, i tugietered matter for the ly morning tri.u abonld l uiailnl before o clock the rertoua evening. oftF.GON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. iaaeDirer. r.iUht Arrives Departa ...'U.13piull2.20pni . 3 4"puiii.45 a ni RAILROAD IWILDISU Tli new railroad mileage of the I u.ie.l States for the year shows quite an iucreate over that of the previous year aggregating, accord iug to our present figures, ti.OSO miles compared with alxuit 5,200 added in a gain of 850 miles. Over 2,000 mils of tlie year's in crease are in the Southern group of stales, and about l.OrtO miles of it are in the southwestern group, in both of whirh stctiona railway building lias been phenomenally sctive. The northwetttei u -'roup ehuws 1,047 miles of new tr.ck a greater relative increase than either of tho-ie sections, or more than 400 in i lei compared with the previous vears s growth, itiis is largely owing to the active build ing operations of the Northern Pa cific and great Northern lines, the former having made many im portant extensions and the latter having pushed its Pacific coast line close to the Rocky Mountains. The incieaee of mileage in the Pacific coast States and the New England and Kaatern States show about the same as last year, indi eating a healthy growth of exist ing lines in the latter section, with nearly twj-third of the in crease in the former sect ion located iu Washington. The construction of the fast year has oiiiy been ex ceeded 9-v-n times during tl past twenty years, namely, in '7 'a, '. "8:!, 87, 'SK. and it was exceeded bv the ra ord of t ! of tlmse years, K0, 'SS. and Hrt, hy only a few hnndred mile The average construction (or the ra-t twenty years has been 5,700 miles annually, therefore the yeai j nut closing has made a record couiileiably above the average and will increase the total mileage of the country to more than 167,' COO miles. While notable exlen eions have leen made during the year, esecially in the Northwest Smith, and Southwest, a careful analysis of the total mileage tdiows that most of the additions have be?u connecting links and spurs rendered necessary by the in t-ieaairig traffic of existing line. Thk schoolbook question is still being discussed in many quarters, and the roosition to have tlx state engage) in the business of manufacturing will propably come up U'fore the Oregon legislature, The exiediency of such a measure is very doubtful. It would not lie if it were only way open of meet ing the demand for cheap school books. The Reporter suggests that books for use in the public schools should be not only cheap, hut they should be absolutely free, and un iform throughout the state. For the present, at leant, it would lie lietter for the state to buy in an oieti market, r vailing it-telf of the recognized talent employed in the business of hookmaking and the c iniietition its need would iiiinrally develop. If we under take to make education free, the I (o..ks must 'e made free, and to nndettake to make it cimpiileoiy in the face of a t-rholbook monopoly is inconiii-tent with ju-tice ami common sense. rnle, as its principles have been expounded by Gladstone and Par nelL The telegraph for weeks past has bcrne long messages to this country which have been read with absorbing interest by net rly all classes. No great political change in Great Britain can be imminent without' becoming a matter of general discussion here. Whether the crisis results favor ably or otherwise, there are millions in this country who cari vass all the circumstances tuat lead to defeat and victory. Con sequently the defeat of Parnell is the live topic for i day. No good cause is ever lost because a leader fails. Strong men are sometimes brushed aside because they are of far less importance than the prin ciples involved. Gladstone has more than once been forced to step aside, but never on account of any moral delinquency. In his tempoi ary retirement be hasal . ways been gathering strength for the next battle. It is a question whether or not the usual army of lady clerks will bo given employment at the ap proaching session of the legislature. About $15,000 was paid out at the last session for clerks. It is clear that this amonnt outfit to be cut 'own this year, as many of the clerks employed are more orna iiental than ueeful. The war paint on the senatorial question has been donned in the Vashington Legislature, but ap parently Squire has the best end of the tiht. MF.Kir WIS. We desire to Bay to our citi zi n, that for year w Lave iccn sell us; l)r Kinsj's New Disifvcry for 'niibiiiiipt'oii, I)r Kind's New Life 'ilia, Kucklen'a Arnica falve and rlectric Hitters, and li.c i.evr 'unilled remedies that tell or that have given such univer:il satisfuc ii li, Wedo not hesitate to ijiiurtfn. ce them every tine mid we stand .eady to refund the purchase pi ice, if H I'isfa'-tory r suits tin not follow their ime These remedies have won their cref iipnlarity purely on their meri i, Korhav -V Mason "DiU!rgist, I l KLK.V - TLe lit at a'vc UH'l MALVK. i'i lh world for Cuts. I'.ruiees, t 1 crs. Salt RlieuDi, Kerer sores, iil er. Chapped If and, Chilhlaius. Corns, audekin Kruptions, :iid pan lively cure 8 Pile, or i d v:i i-i'iiuired. It i guaranteed t give rfect aatisfactiun. or money re. ii ded, Price i" -eents tr bo. For ale li- Konhay At Mason MIR 4 Dlt AnVH'K. It is seldom that we upper in !he ill of apiritual adviser of family phy ielan hut there are times when we iVel instilled inoalHni: the atteiitinr of itr many tubi;riter to nil arlicli' of mie merit We feel juslihed in wyiun hat Moore's Reverled Ki nicdy con rfinti mure actual merit than any nediciiie it has ever hern oureu'd fortune to test. One trial will make mil as entlihiavlic a? the writer. Boot and Shoes. Purchasers of Boots and Shoes bear in mind that big advertise ments and offers of big discounts do not always mean liest values. Von w ill have to jay some one a ,iro(i as no one can do business 4'ithout excuse. The qiiet on is A lio can sell you the best goods 'or the least money. Samckl E. Yoi'nm. Town talk, thequantitv of s' ives Matthews and Wash in. in are selllinjr. Choice perfumery at ll iiu A Hawson'a, French's corm r. The best make of gold pens at French's, a 'educed ppce. 1 Mince meat at P. -. Kenton's. ALBANY OPERA HOUSE ! Svtiirflfii, Jan. JO, '01 .NATIONAL wisli Ladies The wisdom of the Arthur : d iiiinistration, in negotiating the treaiy with Nicaragua upon the question of the canal now in r-ottireof constitution, will be ad mitted by all. The treaty, which has just lieen brought to light by a dissrusioii in the United States senate, provided for the comple tion of the canal within a period of ten vears. and the aoeointe control bv this country and Nicar. aitua. If the matter bad lxen con- sumated n that line it would have given us a decided and un questioned supremacy. So phase of English politics has for many years enlisted so much interest in this .ountry ai tl at connected with the Irish cii.-is. Concert, FROM STOCKHOLM. Redpath Lycenin Pnrean, Side Agents, Hoston & Chicago. THK COkPAKY : Miss Jenny Norelius, 1st soprano, Mis iuntiuis, 1st soprano, Mbs Ida I'.rtice, 2nd soprano, Miss Maria Ifaden. 2nd sonrano ALBAN ! V ' ' s -i i .- iiaittSSeia Colleiiate Mote. ! 'ALBANY, HAS A FINE LINE OF GRE60H SEALETTE Ji He also niakos t specialty ol Latlies and ens fine shoes. You can find what want. W A. N T ED -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods pf DEYOE & FltO.MAN 0Sk T"Imoi ters and Dealers in all kinds o guns and ammunition lishing ackleof ev ery descript:on. cutlery and base ball yoa(a, tents, bnmmocks and camp cbairs.wThe largest ttock soutl. of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to phow cods, (iuicl sales and small piolits is our motto. Also repair t-bop roiinected w ith store and Hraf class workmen to do all kinds of work. i 'i lf!5 -r1 r-s( s Leader in popular prlet-siu r.OOTS SI!OEaiid (Jcnts I riiNlSlIINC ;()()iS. Suit fl'-cni'V for the Lit How Fine Shoe. N. B.I will continue to sell my dry goods at cost until they are all gone. FIRST STREET, A LP. AN V, OKECON. I8S9 A Eull 0 tpj of IrstiiKlms. jlr.i8i.al !; tie, liu-rary. .-. M.n,er; and normal cla-w. Corssf stu,ivar; nnvii to in.-et Ho i. - of all cnnl.'i f tudeiitfroiuitjr-3l Ta;iiij nnKn t,mu $r,.s6 lit i.io Trr lerrn. il.ii- . i histnimental in-tnn !iciti in rivf-ii hv Mit4 Laura 'fr Boar.l in privau- ffniiiio a h.w ratm, j nioinfi for Mt bonr.liii at amali fxik hko A careful uirvis-.i. -iivjxuu-A oxc- '.IU twnv inim liiinie. . ' For dri-nliM ai.,1 fil parti-u!. n.l.lrnj, tho triUcr,t. i;EV ELItEUT N. COMit, Alliany, Oregon, CK0WDER BROS Contructois and Builders. JlHce on First street with Wal- icctx. usipk, re:u estate sigonts, REMOVAL THB- T. E rAHFlii HAILROAD ll;;. Kr-ifr. he A I ban y Fiirnitiiri! (Iraiid Oyster flnenw AT TIIE DKLMOiVICO. Oysters for sale in l:irge or Rniall quantities. T'Ea-vtern and tJoa-t oysters. HOPKINS BHOI Are now removing their entire stock of furniture into their elegant 1 a niairnit- and all kinds establish- aHe. A line line of carpets boni'ht before the raise v ill be sold at low ligntes. ij& Call and see, them in their new store. i Oregon DeYoIoyment Cos Sieamt'iip Line n I A )).: ILUM!U 22 Hours Less XI ma r iiinnv i irpirnn i.v.i i I.V..T sTm "ujiui!ii . v,ew narters in the new V.abimore brick. Thv have adde- " . . a, , T Vw "'QiHiarpeo- . icent line of I1(.v,eIjt ,,a, j,.r j.i-room and parlor sets ...Vrru " . , uH!i'- to of fine furniture, and vrill have one of the finest furniture .. , u.iur nt.HJtt.,. meul9 i( t;le v Tbpr u win , fo,,nil v,.rv rea8on; DKAI.LKS IN STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURN!SH!HCS Manufacturers of pdvanized iron cornice. l'lnmbin a sjiecialty. (live us a call. !". Z". JlltOVK d H. Jl YDE Proprietor! JULlUSaEADWOHlAS GOLDEN ttULE BAZAIK. iTlIK I.EAWNJ CROCKERY, FANCY iOOPS AND TOY STORE HPX ArtSiO ! i 't . I.I'AN'Y. TIIEONLY GENCH.- tuh KuoS SIL- Vt;i:WARK, FRENCH CHINA (Ml liLASSWAKK, UO i '.S V A JON A BY AN I ) DOuL CA li, Rl AGES". AMJA 'PlIOSE WISIIIMl KIKSV-C,lJ.a -in. 1 nr in'ciit, ihe m-t mi- t.i staii.l n i'liimttc i: thiw cu:.st. t-an lie miitcil bv i-a'lint7 :it Mm. It. K. II viiiirri, opiKitiiti lie M:isunit j Temp!;, Kiri .trwt. Ttie Uu c vih-J uml inntniiiii:iitnl initio kept fr Kite. A1k Ih I l.irct'-t avicflh.t.'iit HtAn'.iiiiiir i-attrriig J sv'.wt troni ihintiilt' f 'Kris-.M. j siven in i;iinti:ii; ami tuilmilvr at htr ilii'lio over I. inn County lbi.k. "uive Imr Vuur opIit niul you will lm pk'aii. jakery ! General Assortment cf ?cacy Goods SjucUIia' i-i t'le lin-ist Teis, CofFc aiJ F.tmilv tlrocerics. lie liny for nM tasb and carries tlio largest fl!o'li in the Valley. jSSIusiirance a;:eut fur Fiie and nue. .A KL I.I. SVo.K liF. SQ D -I O (0 t ItlT'TflTJ I" ''nuclan Shos irs vaU llUil warrnnleil, nml every pnir bun liiii iinmc mill price NtamptMl uu bottom. iriape Groccru Ml !l.t ,'i-i'V III .! I ;1 Tin nit. I.IMl '1'iaMV) i f ta Pi. i e. SALZER'S Woi SEEDS ARE THE BEST I FOR AIL SOILS AND CLIMES. j They will yield for you, OATS 136 bu.. WHEAT 40 bu., KAKI.KY Mini., roles 100 bu. I"OT ATOKS M0 bu. per a. 1 t' S'nd a ll'ntB for urnnlp f.rni imli Mil mI.Iami. I IT WIWIC 5I35 .JBOYS W. L. DG'JQLAS cur ' for H0 OnWi. CENTLEMEN. Vine C'nlf and I, need Waterproof tirnln. The exifllcnee anil wearing quallllrii .if tills shoo cannot be better shown tiian liy the stronit endorse ment of Its tUousainls of constant woarcrg. . Sk.OO IJmiiine llnnd-Hrnrd, an elegant find M my StVliflh dri'tM Shot ivliii'h I'oinniMiiilM llair A 0O Ifand-aewi-d Welt. A fine ealf shoe rJ unenualltMl fnrstvlf Ami itiir.vliliit v S0.60 (Goodyear Writ is tfie Mtaudard dross Mi.e, at u iopulur price. SOBO I'oIii'emaiiV Sliao In esfMrlo!Iy atloptod w for railroad mt-n, faniH'rs, All meulo iu Congress, Uutloii aud Ixf. i $3 & $2 SHOES LADIES, uuvv ovi'ii iiioni luvoruoiy rweivi'ii sinee iniriniuceil and the leeent iinnroveuients make them Buperkir to any shoes sold at these iirlre. Ask your Healer, and If he cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or postal for order blank. , V. 1.. UOUULAS, llrockioo, Maaa. 0 0 H 0 r h tins n.M'ira 1 i"r iihk - Acine uanisn nna 'lotrnnt cntl(f. ' Our Catalog is the finect ever published in America. j Oa Trial 3b kim. Karliert IVmlnl.lf S.ift Ix.vt txl tl SSC rnp;ii i. i ,i,t n vvenr I 14 ! KbtMnl Flower Seeds, pohl pul.1, .'i0 cents. .'- DAY. TXow Kn-iKht to PaeiHe Coast Stmcs. ' "ArME JOHN A. SALZER. LACROSSE. the nw 17 day RadiPh WISCONSIN. At (hi oM rc!ia'-lc bouw a!i t:i lie (Omul .1 .-ompV-le :iisortlneat of fp I'll fa'iltlv r),:.- ie, whirl ''H 'iltal'llv h.-i,, liildtil all the sit wiotiaMc iinesiol ifro--ri's und visioim, nii.-li as pre- Cranberries, Fine Pickles. Dried Beef Chinned to order Anchovi Mustard, Candies and Nuts. j tastetn Buckwheat Flour. Cannea Goods of All Kinds, j Bohemian Glassioare. Ete, Thenc 0.1.1s were":ill l.onvlit when j.rkw : ere low and the benefit of tl.e m-iivin ulll h I ifiven to ins customer. Kenieioic Hj! place, u tlie old comer on 1 iml rid l:ro.,Uiliin Sta, Conrad JUIter. W. P. IvEAD, ' "II jl Y Marie Sohltierg, 1st alto, Elizrtlif tli Urtioe, 1st alto, Vmelie Heden, 2nd alto. Iiitflelmrg I.indborn, 2nd Also Alto, : MR. MELVIN R. I)Y, The favorite Roston Hnuioriut. The ludiea appear in the beanti ''ill and picturesque coatnuie ( ilieir native provincet". Their quartette singiug has never been equaled in this country, their work lieinsr dimply perfect. ADMISSION, - - iUVand!. Reserved seatsatWill A Link's. TRO'KD AWW. A sold hmdlid ilm O brella. markeil L S. The Mn.ler will H-r-nrm a f-iror by lesvii the same with tlic OHM., m. L. enncix TOM PIJICKS. Come Promnt service ami tolit' Tli result of heavy liargfs altnoiit iuvaria lily 'i:islriiiH lii tin; fel 1 v ulio (! ms list- heavy cluou'iij'. 'J id's is as true of )'. ic s as it is of deadly ;iv.M i:'s T! at's why wa OUR JJOT- ston- ly OR. V. C. N'liGUS, IJrailnate of tliu Royal C'oIKpe of I.'imi.i p, Kntiianil, alauof llie 1 1. J levin-! Mcilivial t:lfi-s.';. l'lie Dr iiait aimut a lifetimo nf itudy ami praetioc and inakva a a. :ially of ctuiiuiu diseaai'S, removes -am!i., a.rtiffli enlarumcnts, tumor mil wens, without pain or the knife. iijiKu iii.'ikc-i a poilty n treat-iin.-iil '.vi'h olootri.iity. Has jiraotii erl in the ticrnmn French and Juiglish hospitals. Calln promptly Rttemleit Isy i:i.-ht. Ifis ni ttoia ".UD WILL TO ALL." TOlfici'. anil n-silenc Kerry atreet. iM twix-.n Third n.1 Kmirth. Holiday Goods h have in S1o:k now llie M as well a Albany Nurseries. !riv thaUetl VJOOD.S down to and se' us at r-m 4 i i. ! A - I ai .fiuio'i k cvcrvnt) AVE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR ; nursery on the ('orvalli.s road, one half mile from town, as fine a lot j of Fruit Trees of all kinds us can i he found anywhere on the coast. ' If you contemplate planting trees, ; it will p ty to fee our stock and get i o;ir 1 1 ices and catalogue free. j 1IYM AN A BROWN ELL, the Larirest Assortment of (JC)ODS NOTIONS, FANCY CJOOP AND FUIiNISHINC; ,OODS 'I 'Jive j rv siio'fl. ti in MATTHEWS tfc WASHBURN. j"TJXJicrs jos si? -s3 LManufacturer of Choice Cigars ! HtfftrLiifilili.f-H Annual Mecthiir. NOTICE IS IIKKKI'.V taVKN THAT llie annual incelinof thu titocMinltk-r 1 "f tie linen liamn l.tiiiil-irinsr Co will lie j l lin'il at the nllice of tlit i-iin;ia y in lln'atnl, 1'iPftSP A'OII ori-ami, mi the iil ol January, lsil, at tlia . h nr n( 1 o cloi-k I" M i.ir the ii ir.jsu n ili-ftiint iH-iH'iiin 'f sail oiiipjiiv. ami al- i ntner e liitcri i f the ciuany. Ii.iviiiber 1ft, .1. I). MOSrooVIEllV, fecrUrv. AllianV. We know that we can I Coiiimciiciiisc Decemher 1st IV r. will Mark DID YOU wt il. Hrink's. See ood those wicker baskets at T. -AND DEALER IN- FINE IMPORTED AND KEY TO iars Plus: anil Smoking Tobacco, Meerschaum and full liii- ii Smoker' Article. Nc Briar l'ijics, an dooi to Pllclllcr's cainly store, Albany, Oregon, AVicker Hnckers SOLID COMFORT at Brink's CfJR The nicest amj best lUsd j I Wtl Lounges go toT. II. Brink's. ; lie hm them. I Our cloak. at c-H t Come while tln asroitment is pood. This it really the rn-atciC drive ever oil'ered in Alh.mv. ' account of the warm fall we lind e are overstocked in (Jem's lleay Underwear ami for the next thirty days shall give extiu 1'argains. We can and will a ive you money. Call and ge' jiricee. A jileaf-un-to show gwd. JRSSPECTFULLT, ll'aiu Two roon8 fitiiiiachf.1 or uii- M furiiihht-d for lulu hMi kfc ',n-x in'ixt l.t He.irlh hutMM S-i put f t mi. . j W. F. READ rhaii by any -itlirr route: Aixninnrtatiotm annul Kiii-d fn remfortaa ilttv. I ar atifi frt n-l.ta ia Vaifuina aa the Orrxnu iHitr ofti n t ciniM )'a 9hi, inuiii lM.t!M l.i ! t-ilirr route wenn ail TK'inta in lav V illlru etir l ik1 San rfaiianc", - Sailino dates raox TAQtuja. Willanirtte Valley... Dec 10th w v 19th Willamette Galley.. 2fetb m . ian raaatnoo Wrallon Dee. 6th Willaiwtte V4iey..... 15th WiIIaiihU' llev Nov. 24th The Connelly wirrr Uie ritriil to eta it leaaaaawur io:hiiirlat. UAii.r rnn.aMKa raaiMi, r.xrtrpt bl.n.lay.) L Vv,.iti a 7.mi a I Lv Alhai.y 1S:20 r Omaiiii n:J" a a I OirvaJita l$ tm K &iin : I Ar Vtiuua r. m O & V. f.Mii.h jriiimot at Ai!aD anu oi H n. II II.IA. C. . ll.ri.ua. General Uanatcet. O. i k P. AKt-ut Corallia, O na EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACiFU r.QUTk. THE MOUNT SHASTA K0LTK Ca. croia e km- H it ill 1 iif n 1. daily 1 aorta 7-iai ! IU..L.V. ...Citi Ar.. :. jjn lu:i j. at. .!..... .Albany Lv.. 6 - am lylim..Ar b hraiH-iaco.Lv.. tliO pm Lv-i t t'a. Train Itatly (Kx. hutiday Kia in.. "I v I'iUik1 12:20 pm..Lv.... Albany.., 6.40 ji uiAr Hcweimry.. Ar. . 4:00 pm . .Lv.. 6 Aim Irlianoit Hraark. ti ji v. :.-n p in ":vi a ni. .i a 111 .Lv Alliany ... Ai . LWiaFHin.. . I. Ajhaiiy.w . . Ar I'Iwiip..m . Ar.. H:.pin . . Lv ti-4j ara . Ar.. i.Sb pin . I. .. S-4" ym a-.bwv ln i., paim (Kv.-ct SmitLiy) '.') m. L....l".tlai-d....r....roi am :i.ih'.... . . ...Aiiiu)...Lv... i.wta t'i'J.i..i. i.ri-i Kiii KKrV.hf," TOf'RI T SI.KH INi! CAKs, rtr a.viiiuHia:iiin of frecond ' laa la sei iri 't. r.tii 11 t'.ti '1 ran. Mrl !! Iit .. lietweeii i'oirlar.a und Oirvaliis M-tll Train Itail) - Cxcei.t Suodaj ::'i 10.. Lv ... Ho. Ian I .Ar.n 30 p. m 1. li.&Ap. m tln t ni. .A:. .. Ccnaiii.1. At xlln-.nv iraii, of i lrr- and (V.nallw cnuiicvt n l'a ifl: t..ilnil. aith i:.ir- lrvlM lall (Kx.tpl Sui.i'.ay 4 4" p nt. . Ia... ! rn .Ar... ri.rrl.'i.rl ... Ar. . ili-W mtivilr.L . SOam 6.4 j jm THROUGH TICKF.TS lo All l'oint- EAST AND SOUTH t"rr.r ei.-tr. u mi.l fuit '.it..rnriion re ip ifitr lai.n iiiAiis, it-.. all on ccuipai a air 111 at !! K. htiKIILHR. Mr.jair n. I. KOGKRS.' At. ;. H. A: H. A TICKETS TOAfiDIFFOROHE PK1HCIPLT0INTS M THE (UNITED STAT.S. CAKAOA M EUROPL PULLKAK PALACE CAR SIHPEFS. Trrt Colon rt Stanior Cari tm Tbroafk ca Ex rct Traiu OMAHA, COUNCIL r.Lrp KAN.4 CITY, CHICAGO 4NI HT. 51'ls. Rirtimt rw IMainc 'ai II bans'' Clone Connrctlrm at Portland fnr San naco and Huiret Sound poitita. VBoata lravc th O ii.ii ' a barf, at the tout of BriiaditUiin vtrrct f mi 1'niwday ani Friday o( wli k. : . KAW I.INCS. iv txket and Krcij:lit Acmt C. K. Mtll. Crnrral Traftir lanaitrr. T . W. ! .. I'. A. THE MARKETS. Al BT QUOTATIONS. When: i0 Oats 4: c Klmir 4ir,er bM Votatoea Wlc K:itl;r---.iV,'rie; lilel,c. Ha:iis-Hi?!.V. ?fiul1er I'm 8c It:lin lofic. Miij 'ilc. Hay Timolliy, fit, Onta'aod deal, Aj 1 t-r '-rci n. 4('Qi .50 ter bu. PI11 1 !iicl. 4(,lc. J.r fb. Apti'i f dri. i' bleached Jc sundried 0! h o. ciiickcni 4.r)((a5 co HiiU Jt-r lUvf, j.-recp, 4 c, c : rWr rkin,2iV;alieep pelt, lbfl c, acronliii!? to col. Beef i,iy.e trot. Mutton 'i Ot) per bead. Hoga .ario. ureftc. Ijird Ke"-. or 5 rsl'oo 'i