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Newspaper Page Texto -T' ' ' I-- mil 'i f jf --lil5jTtrjrit , i-r,-.nT. -r . ...... . -1 i w: " ' "' "" - TjiU fORNTNO H KHALI); TUESDAY. JAUABY 13. IhQI. OAILY 4ND WEBKIY 1F.K.W3 OK SUBSCRIPT!'1!!- - " ' k DAILY robHphnl every' morning rxeept Monday.) it eratt by carrier, per week .. . 020 i until, per i eat . . 6 00 WKKKLY. il.t If .V...1 lir'.l.v Xlrtr.ilnir UtUHIHU .V.J .. w.w. .....p.. necopv.per annum. In advance ry0 I ben nut paid in advance ... 20 THE SI All!. Mailt at the Albany postoffii dote for ull office north The KjMtern states I '630 a. M, . rue Went Side ( And the Katrow Ga R- R-i ) or Portland and, Saitu 11 A. M orvallia and Ya.Uina .....12.30 r. M oce unto 7:S0 r. M The uoatoflice will be el a d each evening . torn six lo seven o'clock. Heirutered matter for the ly morning train should be mailed before o clock the revioua evening. OREGON PACIFIC Tl.MKTAP.I.E. Arrives Departs Passenger. . FitiKht...... .lI.l3pmjl2L20pn 3 4'ipui 7 46 a ui THE FINANCIAL SITUATION. The eeneral asyect of affairs throughout the country, although money is still close and hard to command, i more hopeful than it was during the closing weeks of the old year. The New York Tribune records an advancement and a firmer market for stocks, and predicates ils only feats for the future on the failure of the railway presidents to airee in their deliberations. Well those pre-'-tlenta have met anil coiieninmatetl all they desired to their satisfac tion, promulgating rules at:d rcg illations, ami on the .Tribune' theory of the tinanci.il importance of their action, we h .uld have more settled and brighter finan cial prospects. 1'r 'bably it is riaht in its conjection-5, as it si ems that the railrodd magnates are- the arbiters of onr prosperity jr le pressioii." The volume of transactions ior lb'.H) has been a larne increase over ti.at of 1S8'. in nearly all depart ments of trade. According to the Tribune the clearing house ex changes for the full year at twenty-one cities outside of Sew York which have made leturn for ten years show a gii" of, 10. li per cent, over 1SS0, and ti.Y2 per cent, over 1SS0. The railroad earnings for aliout lo'i roads, near ly complete, Hill show a gain of 8.5 er rent, over l.SS'.f. l.nt for the last mouth t lie reord of fail urea would have shown an im provement also. The same paper iurthcr says that the last to months cannot safely be ignored. Owing t ) them it happens that the mercantile failures were greater in actual amount of liabilities in business, and in ratio of defaulted liahili ties to amount of all biii-iness transacted, than in the last quar ter of any previous year. The im mediate pressure has pas.:ed, but it is not ciear that the can. s o" trouble have passed. The i o'sil.il t . of unwise tinanciul legislation hangaover business like a dark cloud. Meanwlrile, there aie signs of reaction in the iron in dustry. Numerous furnaces in the Mahoning and Shemingo val leys have closed or are aluut to stop production; forced hales at very I jw prices by eome" concerns continue; and the many attempts of steel rail makers to arrive at ' some understanding, by which production may be restricted and the Survival of the titiest deferred to a more convenient season, has not yet reached suece;. Unre strained competition in this im portant brancn of manufacture would be the more potent to de press prieeB now, because 'he de mand for bar, plate ond rtructural iron is' much reduced. As one of the potent factors in the lin:inc:al transactions of the country the iron trade is an index of impjrt a nee. ,Tne Trihune further cays - that the cotton industry remains adivr, and the budding of new nulla is in progress, notwithstanding the low prices of goods. Cotton has sol vant-ed ail eighth during the ueek; though receipts at 'the ports mul: the quantity coming in si.-ht dur ing December both exceeded the record for 1SS'.'. OOl has bt en juore freely sold without advance in price, and manufacturers set in eilCOiliaged as to the magnitude cf the demand, ttiougli ttie dunce to get an advance in prict-s is not tlattering, except for the compara tively few grades in w Inch a small advance has aliQAdy been estal.-: lished. Leather and boot ai.d f-hoe industries are more encoui- aged, as winter weather.over ai . .1.. : .1.,. i Wl-ie area aaiiy cinuuiaivo nip ' demand for heavy goods. India rtihber is higher. ow;ng to foreign 8peculat;ou, while copper and t in -!.,: are Oil lib tion than a week ago, except the shrinking demand for iron and flteeL The severity of the winter in Europe is appalling. The wretched condition of bo larg. a portion o the population of all the great cities on the other feide of the water makes many of them full victims to its rigors. No ilonbt the eold is as severe in several of our Eastern cities, but it is f eldom the deatiis from exposure occur, perhaps because the niissps are in Ilia 1 , . , 1 , I 1 "cuci niu in.i.wiu i.a.u- ships than the underpaid and underfed working classes of the old world. The ffan Francisco Chronicle says that it is unfortunate that the newspaper man assaulted by John I- Sullivan was unprovided with some weapon of defense when the bully struck him. 'Had he carried what is popularly termed a "gun" and used it promptly ar.d effectively he would have earned everlasting gratitude by relieving the country of a vulgar and brutal nuisance. NIL'S kimi. t iivritriu. Act on a new principle regula ting the li.er, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new d s covery. r. Miles' Tills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipationr Un equaled for men, women. children. Smallest, mildest, surest ! ood- ses for 25 cents. Samples ee, at Manard it t usick. UllkLtV-i Ai:.M I SlLll'. TI:e lust i-a'vc in tie; world for Cuts. Bruises. So.es, I 1-ers. S.ilt Kli.-uni, Fever sores. Titicr, Chapped timid. Chilblain. Corn.-, an. I -km Eruptions, and po lin- y cures Piles, or i.o pay rcii'iiicd. ll is iniraiitii-d to irive "erlVct satisiaetniii, or inniev re fiindeil, I'rie- ecu's it r box. For sale li Koslnty .V Mason l!f,ttt hikI Shoes. I'urehai-e-'s of Uoot3 and Shoes i)i-ar in mi. d that big advertisement-' and "tiers of big discounts do tot alwavs mean best values. You w iil have to pay sonif one a proli' as no one can do business without exp- nse. The ipie.-t on is who can sell yon the best goods lor the least money. S.tMl'KL K. Yovxo. The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because Iheir wives talk so constant' v about Matihens and Washburn. Its not their good looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good ipialites of the cook andhtating tows they seli. Every one seems to bi d dighted wlieu tin y buy fr m M. and W. Hest quality of iaiins, citri-n, oranye anil lemon peel, zsnte currants, dates and fu-s. ainlnianv other good tilings at Kenti-n's trash grocery store near the 5'. . If Wilcox iIops not imike a pie- 'ure that pleases you, oti need look no iurthcr. Town talk, Iheipi ntity of stoves Matthews and Washburn are sellling. Choice Daw son 's perlumery at I lu in French's corner. The best make of gold pens at French's, a' -educed price. H7 I irn 20,000 II) plc 15,000 II), d ied HIGHEST CASH VllU'.K Will re paid by the Tlie Celebrated French CURE Worraiitrd to cure AFTER the encr:ne urir-ms of either sex uh.th-i Arisinsf (nm the t-!t;f8-i e us (f stiitiieani1, toliiux-o or upiuiK. or tlir nh jm.ifinul ni'lie relion, o-. er iiKln'.L'i n- e. tn-., imch aslostiof ruin Power, W ikcn'iim, liiaiin-.- I'own ainiithc lai:k. St ininal W. atoes, Mys eria. Ner oils l'r--n ration, oiti-.rn.4l iiinii ions, Leucorrh'-e. Iizzim-r.f W ::ilc Mrainiy. Lis.of Pone A't-I !ini-c.te:i hi-li iit-w l,s-ri open leal l- j-r.iinatil e t-'il a.'L-am: inhau-ty. I'noe tf! i H h'ixc.: fcr t'l.iK. Sent nv muii -n r-t-t-a-t -f piite ' . wiiini: m ituifi: is -.'"M-i i with e-'erv --rii' r ri--ivs.i, in r,-riiini mc f lu'iiirr if a I'ri mi.ix-iif - urp is i -:t. !Tu- te-i. We have thttuoui.tl-. ii Ivsviini'i'i-i'-" f,,,: aim vnimtr. of b(.fh -rs. whi lrr iH'el I iirrnwnently eiiml ny tbeuse-f Ahrod:tinr i Circular fie-. Ail-iri-s t iiv. tru:o u ntrivt: . Western liiani'h, l, ii. PyrlMWI, ir:aoii. Kr --.le i- Vf -v A M mm, vhn t-sati- 'in-' j et it ilnusisU. Albany. Ores. icon. nms Firs Fir Ktimle I. tnl iritin; is-.th-luir iikt- rliciii in tht market. i-vtT urihI bv prttntHJctit hvv nioittLly. (iuaruiitoo' t. ri-- mensl rti;itiai. Ifc'tl't t)6 hUlllhtlk!- jc time, k llvatthau I money. ad: ,,reH, h, on reipt of pn.-.-. S2 Oe. Ad- dreM t,hr r,4,.t, u,nnr Went nran.h i-ux -S7, rortinmi. or. Soli bj Toeoajr k If aaei, AJbaay. Oregea plum ''' t Fiber's . G- -w- socpsoK I HAS A FINE SI ?rivi hi i r i?r iv i He also makes a specialty ot Ladies1 and Mens fine shoes. You can find WA'NT'ED -Tmi thousand Men Women an 1 Children to bnv goods oi o. sell my dry first stki:i:t, I'lTTTIftW W. T.. ttniinln h.- lire siiU 1 lUll wnrriinleil, unit rvrry pnir linn UiM unuie null price Muiiipeil on hoCloui. h mfamSs 2 H iSS2li 0 a ml Q 0) $3 n Fine Calf and I. need Waterproof (.rain. The excellr-nr-e and wearlnp qualltlo .f this sho rannot be better shown than by the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. Sk.OO IJenuiiie Ilnnit-nrwril. on eleKiiiit and ri Rtvliuli rlrps Syl.OO lianil-newrd Welt. A line calf Shoo SO.BO Jnolyear T UnCQIiaiK-u Shoe, at a SO.oO rolici'innn fur railroad All made in $3 & $2 have been most favorably received since Introducea and the recent improvements make them superior to unv shoes sold direct to factory Ask your Dealer, W. I.. DOl A?v TOM TiilCiCS. Come ar tl us at our store I'l-Kiinit servicv timl polite at 't ntitn to evervlo;ly M AT Tl I E W.S 4V: W V U UN. Manufacturer -AND HllWEillNOiy 'WET T--'-trs Pl-.i-' nJ am-jkiiur ToliaeeoR, Mcetu.-ii.tuui aud Briar Pii, at a full line o' rttiiok-trs' Ar'iele". Ne do i to Pffciircr's eaiiily Uire, Albany, Orcijoa, LINE OK met i what want. t i rfi T? fJiVljAIilO 2?"Iniorters ami Deaters ir. ail kimlso guns and ammunition Hs.'iing aokie of v ery descript:on. cutlery and bae ball goots. tents, hammocks and camp chairs. Tie largest stock south of Fortland. Comeoifr and all. No trouble to show vods. Quit) pales and small profits is our motto. Alsot repair shop connected with store and lirs i la8S workmen to do all kinds of work. .1 . . r in nler in popular pne r.O(lT tt SiKtE-i and (Jmts I'MSIIIN'; OOKDS. ia fi t r li e I n Mow Shoe a to goods at costlv are ail gone, AI.P. NY, oIiKHhN'. L. DOUGLAS SHOE GENTLEMEN. rr H ! Stwto vinicli coinmends ilsrlf. ninilHriliiinvj. Well is the sianilard dress popular prlco. ft snoe Is especially adapted innn. farmers, etc. Congress, Hut ton and Lr.ce. SHOES LADIES, 1 at tnese prices, er. and If he cannot supply vol enclosing advertised price. and you send a til.AS, Brockton, Diana. Tlie result of heavy charge's i-i nl!!ist itivaria lily .lisastrnu.s to (lie t'i 1 - who l. os the heavy th.iiu n-r. '1 his is ,ts triie f pi ict s ;is it is ot (le.nlly Ir m-!i s 'I hill's whv lrtvv cli.-tlkt'il o.iO()I)S .lown to BOT of Choice Cigars PKALKR IN A L, 13 A N Y (lete Instiluf ALBANY, I IHS I A Eall Ci tps OREGON i ISK9 Insti ut tt rs. of tlasRif-al, uoi tifie, library, mineroa. :nci normal ela1!. ComseH of Kluily ir noyeil to meet the lifcils nf nil arrulvs of sttilcnta Spe ml iii-JuM iinnts itli-r.l to 9tult-nt& from abniao. laitinii ranees front 3.5" lo 8IK.50 IVr Tirtu. . IiiHtrunn-nt.tl instruction in n uiir i g'wen liy Mis I -aura Onltra Hnanl iu privato families at tow raN. ami n finis for self boarding bt sninll exH use. A erefiil Bupervision exerciiie.1 over pup iA-ny fnnn home. For eirculsrit and full particulars, aiMri-t me preBitlent. HEV. ELBKRTK. CON PIT, Allsiny, tlrej;on. CROWDED. 1JR0S Contractots and Builders, Jtfice on First street with Wal- ' ice & Cusick, real estate agents, . .lbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildingsorcarpen er work. All work intrusted to ;4 will be pro:iij)tly erf:: i t-e I. Km AT JTIIE DELMOKKJO. Oysters for sale in large or small iruantities. Coast oysters. S3ra-tern and 1)1) Ull Li -DKAMCHH IN STOVES. TINWARE. HOUSE FURNISiiiNCS .Manufacturers of galvanized iron cornice. l'lumbing a specialty, liive iia a call. T IIOSK WISIllMiA KIKSV-t'LA" IN j H'r.lti-eiit, the hest m-i'le t i-t:ml Oh ! t !itl;ite r' lllii e.ta.s, tMll lie (Mlilol l' ::v ll'ty I :it Mih. I; K. Hunan's op(Mtite Hie M.is-.int 'lein.tlj, Kirsl -ireer. Ttn; lale--t m-x' i--e ! liiKi.iiiiu-iital mi.Hi: kept fur tuie. l-e ll, ) largest . -"oriiii!iit "f it.inipini: patter:. . i sehvt Iriiin l!n.- suit- ! "Fri--. ' itien in painti'ii ami ein!'i"in r :it hi t .Jlinlio over I. inn County Hank, tlite hei j yuitr oiter :in-l '"U will le please-i. , A t'L l.L SToi.-K'1'K trodiTy. Glassware. 'I ll.- tet n i!a, 1 1.:. pialityif ti :.', ci fit m, :-i" KRBSII DA KKI) I'.UEAD KVBLY DAY. At thin iM relia'-'le h-usc s rxl-i to It-'oiii- I n eompU-le ri-wtirtment of fr-n fl "iil ifroe-T.e, to l-i-'l i.- e'MtstalHlv !.. c :lih tl l-! th- se:eonic.le lilies ol n-. fries an.l prf usioih, -ni-'h a--i Cranberries. Fins Pinkies. Dried Beef Chipncd to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Luster n Buckwheat Fhur, Ciinea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware. Etc, These irO'Ms were all tiotnrlit when pri'ren ere !o-and the benefit tf the inarvin -ill I iveu Ut his eu-iicmers. Henieinlicr the place. tt tl.e old corner on Kirsta-nl llroalall'in Ms. Conrtul JHift'r, UK. W. C. NBGUS, ilr.i-luato of the Koyal ('"lli-p; of Lou-.loii, l'li'himl, also of liiu lu:i!c vue Meilical College. Tlie Dr. has pi.ent a lifetime "f ituity and praotiue and make a spe cialty of chronic diseases, renmves oancers, scrofela eiilarireineiits,ni:n-ir mil weus, wittiout pain or lh knife, lie aha makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity, lias practii eil in the (ierman French aud Knliah hospitals. Calls promptly attcuiled Jay nipht. His motto ia "..OD WILL TO ALL." tSQ'lce and residence Ferry street, lietweerj Third and Fourth. Albany Nurseries. WK HAVE ()NT HAND AT Ol'K nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, :ia liue a lot of Fruit Tree of all kin.l its . iin he found anywl.ore on tliovoas!. If you 'conteiiiplale ilivrit if l'i .-, it will iwy to ee our stock hip I -'ft onr i riwa :tul catalogue free. HYM.VX RKOWNKI.I.. stockliolilers' Annual SfeftliiR. ... iil-ri.-1-.v IMVK.N THAT ' ,1.0 wro! m---etiii of the m ,:kh-.l.ler, I f the One" fn luhiih to - . hcUi at the ofli-e "I the ,in,i y in Ma t-l. Velon. on .he 22 I of .Uniury. l.vll, at On a':' "i...f..u- .lireetors I s-v-l con.j.:in ai-,, .-tiier eifi.-ers of the company. u ... ..f l o.:io-:n i- "., i.tl. rirn If fill Sfi ihose wicker DID YUU ood basils aiT. II. 1! rink's. SOLID GOlVIFORTn:; I'h-ker .tekers at Brink's CfS D T,,e nu't'st al"' ,M'st y,pA i rUfl Lounges go toT. II. Uruik's. j He h them. liranten-Twn roong fiin.i-he.l or nn W HirnU.he.1 'or lht keep.i.z must he near the huiUitaK part of town. .So elnklren. Addnsa Uihi ofleie. I I i Oyster Bakery EMOVAJj m ii) Albany Furniture Go. Are now removing their entire stock of furnitme into their elegant new ouarlers in the new Baltimore brick. Thev have added a m?"" icent line of newest patterns in lied-room and parlor sets and a I k nds r : i ,.;n I.., ..f the- finest furniture e8taDlish- oiiiiieiiiiiniiiie,aii'i.ii..fcvyvF.... i n.. , ;t. Ti.oir nri. e mill line of carpets bought before the raise Vall and see them iu their new U T. ltliOCK JS: 11. 11YDI' JULIUS GEADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAB. 1'IIE l.EAlHX i CUOCKKKY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STOKE OF ALLAN Y. THE ONLY U EN VIS A ROGERS BROS .SIL-YEI-'W KK, FRENCH CHINA M GLASSWARE, U 'S WAGON A15Y AND DOi.LCAK, RlAtiES. AND A General A3s:rt2ioat of Faacy Goods. ! Specultv in the titvst Tevs, C-ifl'nes and F-itnilv (Jroceries. ! for tucasli and i-arries the largest stock in the Valley, j F"I'.Mirrtriiv agent f- T Fire and f inc. SALZER'S ncrrJwnH CROWN ARE THE BEST FOR ALL SOILS AND CLIMES. Thev w ill viel.t for v..u. OATS lbn..WHFAT KMU.KV f nil . COKX umbu. POTATOKS.'.ioliu. r'Si-ml & -'iit for Kimple furm s-ds and cntnlotrue. t r Si-iiii 6-. for pktf. --Acme laili.sh"and elejrant catlir. our ':il;ilir Ilie fin. st ever publihed in Ameriea. 1ln Trl.l i-kirtJ. 1'arMe-! Vi-irclalilcSitlls.ro-'t pd.Pl. l.'i likir--. l.l'-.-.mtl Flower Si-iils. lMivt paid, 50 .?"Low Kiviflit t Pu-iiie t'oart Mates. JOHN A. SALZER, LA VV. F. eailpaik for Holiday kk Ilrc have in Stock now the B st as well tlie, Larret J)ItV (i(X)DS, NOTIONS, FAXCV; CJOOU A N 1 Y V I J N I S 1 1 1 S ( 7 GOO I S t IJvt-iv shown in Allmny. ilt-ast! you iCuiiiiiiiMiciiii!; December O'lr i-loaks at c-ist. Come w i t i It tlie afMi tineist is pocxl. This i? really Hie greale-t drive ever olleit tt in Alhany. On aeeolinl of the arin fail we I'u 1 we are over.to -ked in tient's Heavy L'nderwear and for th next tt.irty tlays shall give extra hargains. We tan and will nave you money. Call and ge juifer?. A pleasure to show gOl.il. ... be found very rcasonarie A fine will be sold at low figures store. Proprietors He bnv 10 lu.. per a. eentN. .; . "ACMK" the new 17 day TtaJih CROSSE. WISCONSIN. KEA D, Assortment of Wo- know that we c;in 1st Wo will Mark RESPECTFULLY, W F. READ. THE- Yaqnina Route ! OREGON PACIFiC PAILHOAC T. K. HOCiti. Itecflvvr. iv'l ir.i ffn 'o ajlTiBilltU.S JSteamsil i Ip I -! 1 1 y '? L I) I fJl AN1 22 Hours Less Time Tlian by any other route: AeootWHliitionfl uni.urpahM.-il for . it-tf.i n --ifety. r aret arifi fr-i-.tn via V.-,:.ti mi the Orison Ueveopuirct cinti'H thipt, much lean that by ar oil er rente ween at) pointB in the Willln. .ti. :l and San Francisco, Sailing dates nou Taqcrna. Willamette Valley.... Dec. 10'b W V .. luth Willanieiu.- Valley . :th mou bak ruaunxi Wrallon ... Hoc. fcth ... " lith ...Nov. 24th Willamette Valley., Willamette V alley.. The company rcrvo the right to vha-u; tcauieni or nailiuir Uatee. 0I1.T rARhUORR TRADtl, Kxcopt Suudayi.) tt Yar.iitr.a 7.00 a H I Lv Albany 12-20 r' 0rvalln I0:i ah" Corvallii pj r Ar Ailany ' !: - a H I Ar Vaqtiiua t 3 r. K O A C. tiaiiu jonnrvt at Aii-an and I'oi W m. M Hoao, C, . ilonci, tleutral Uaoanel. U.f P. acent , Uorvallis, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SK.STA ROUTE raiiforr.ia oprt n tikina run daily h... in I KOCTH i p ni..i.. ...l ortiand Ar.. 9;3. am l'i;2apni..U Alha. Lv:. r am In IS a in.. Ar S. Kixn iv-o Lv U 1 pin I rul . train llcliy- fl.v -.m.faj W-m..U PotLi-nd Ar IKn-n 12:20 p m..Lv.... Allwny....Lv,.12;(m ;.m w MDAr.....itiM;.iuri; Lv., ri 20 am 2.tlp..Lv Alhany ... Ar.. : 'i pm P m Ar ... I.ehuij,.n f ' am 7-iH a m..l. Alhany Ar. . . piu a :2 a in.. Ar l.eh.n..n l... ;i4'- m v.mw l,.,:,l', I. All, (Kvee -t --.-vU.) ...' ru. I.-.....J1 -.tiai-1... Jt -. a , - J- . . .ll-jut i. ... . a 1 JJLLM A3 BUFFKTSI.E V. V Mis Ui -1 SLKI- i f .v, rt.vi ie til.louii. l..-i :-.!, i:m.; atxi afiiH M.tl lr:.Sn ltii r .-. uu,y " m . !' I i a: : H :.. m ;..i'iu...l . v'-r-ni . 1. ,:; ,,ip m t til;.. m,. tv- a-lh i. Ori-..ii f-.i .:e.- - Ir ilit Itattv- ,K- , i m,-..j llfni..l.. P.-t!:i. A,. y-i.:,rn P in .Ar.... A: i-i.n ..!! l.v . i .; ..m THHOUGH TICKFTS - l ' - AP IVi.it- EAST AND SOUTH WVr i--te -f a'-d nU 'iof.';. -..n.n r- -.' ilins ta. s i t. .. :lli. e,i. ii., ' Atfen: Ut ,XW. . il Kt-Ki.i.! a. 7.x. r4.i:k. I'! Awl. . I P. A TO A CrCMJKE F3!J,CIP!n)0if;TS IN TBESt'hiTEO -TATi.CAfACA KD ELTGFL PULLMAN PALACE CAR SiUPLFS. t'nr OolcD-rt Elotmicr Can Bbb Tkro gh so Ex .ran Train OMAHA, COUNCIL ni-VF KAN.1- CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. H Is. KU-itanl Krn IMflnc i ui it I ha;f. Cloac Comieeti. in at PortUn I for S-m KrMi cweo anil rns-v-t fcoun.l p.iita TRt Irav It.e t". li.pnni V wtirit. at he fool of ltr a.tnlhio atr. .t. 'linif- inJ ri.lav of naeli week. i f. KAHI(, 'il tirket an-l rr--hl Au.-ni f. h. MHIIA. Cerial lrrstr Kanm. r, 1. y . M f . . - THE MAKKLTo. At BAKT tjroTATK-N'. Wheat 60 OaU 45c r lour H-2& cr bbl Potatoca Rifirs 23c Huitcr-2ff52.rc; Lard-10(S12c. llaniR H(gl'M. Shoulder-fiosc. Hacon 10l'Jc. Hoi 20c.-r Hay limotliy, $10, outs'.aud cleat, Ap? es flrecn, 40 .SO Der bu. PIu-di Dried, -ifc. per lb. A.t)'e8 dried bleached c Bnndried O 8 e. Chickens l.f05 00 HidcR Beef hicV'a, preep, 4 c, c ; deer skins, 20c; sheep peltg. 10 r, according to wool, beef 2324c groes. Mutton 3 00 per head. Hogs Sftttcv aressec. Ijird Ke, or S gllo KU, lie 660 DllLGiO OilUl