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Newspaper Page TextI THE1 MORNING HEKALD: SATURDAY, AP1UL II. 1891. DAIbY AND WEKKIY TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY Published every morning except Monday.) covered by curler, par week........... 0"X y mail, per yrBi 6 00 I (WKKKLY, Published every Friday Mornlnir.) Be copy, per Milium, In advance. ....... .$2.00 When iml uaid in advance.- -'.(0 THE MAIL. Mailt it the Albany poatotflceclc.se r uruil onvta north fhe Eastern states f f 6;30 4. H, The Weal Side And the Nairow Oa mi R. R.J or Portland and Sai- u urvallia and Vaquina office ,, i, . .. ..11 A. U .l.':SO r. h ...7::w r. it The pitomVe will he cl i d each cveniint I rout six to seven o'clock. Keistered matter lor the lv niorninir trulu should be mailed before 6 clock the reviuus eveninir. OREGON' PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrive Heparin rassentrer... KitUcbt ... It. 13pm liiOpiu ... o.4)nii 7 40 a m L ESS ( V) . Tl! Y I X II A Bl TA X TS The teii'k-ncy of people to tli'sei t rural homes and agricultural lives', for a resilience in the i-ily ami mime other occupation than that of a purely agricultural one, is ap parent by the last censiis. The 'leveIanJ l.eailcr rullates from census luilletins fm-tH in reanl to the situation in the Western state. Of course the.se t-utnli- tionu ilo not yet apply to this coast hut they will follow in due eojrse of lime. It Kii in givm: the population hy counties of the states in the northern central part of the country shows hetter than any tiures yet puhli.heil how general is the decline of purely rural wjpulation in the ohler sec tions of the country and how lai it extends to the westward. In Ohio L'S counties had fewer inhalii tanta last June than in lsso. In diana has L'ti counties that experi- euceu a loss in me same oecaoe. J'.-inois, a state which made an immense gain, as a whole, thank:? to the wonderful growth of Chi cago, has nn fewer than oOcouulieh the population of w hich has de creased since 1SS0. Michigan did not fare so badly, but l here are 1" counties in tha state which lost ground in that decade. KvenWis cousin, away "out West" a few years ago, reports a declining pup illation in 7 counties, and Mm in sula, still further west aid mini more sparsel settled, has co'inties which aro losing ground. Jowa presents perhaps a most re markahle instance of reaction fioin the early period of rapid growth in farming sections. No fewer than 27 of its counties had j Kmaller populat ion last year than in 18S0, and in some of them the loss was as in uch as 111 per cent. .Missouri has grown rapidly, and yet even the state of vast natural advantages has 10 counties which showed a loss of population in the decade end inn last summer. Kan sas lost population in II counties. South l.':ikota in t'., and North lakota in 4. although the Pakotas had fewer inhabitants ten years ago than square miles of territoiy. .lust one state this side of the Kocky Mountain region shows practically uniform gains for the It-it years between the tenth census and the eleventh. Nebraska gained in every county but one, and in i;i counties the increase was muie than 100 per cent. It must not be understood, of course, that in all or a majority of the counties which rejorteil a smaller popula tion last June thin they were credited with ten years before, in dustry and wealth have declined or their general interests suttcred. The use of more machinery and the movement of young men and women from the farms into the cities makes ijiiite possible the cultivation of as much land as ever before the maintenance of social institutions in epite of a decrease in imputation, the falling off being chiefly among children. The end of the dow nward move ment of population must t ie soon in all rural districts in which the land is worth cultivating, and the tide of migration which has beeu settling toward .the Pacific will also tlowiut) the Iish densely Bettled districts of the older sec tions of the country. Then there will Ik a steady, reasonable, and permanent growth wherever natural conditions warrant it. The new immigration act of congress was passed none tooMoou. It does not a (lord all the protection that is desirable, "out it is a step in advance of any restriction that we have hitherto enjoyed. A super intendent of immigration is to be appointed by the president, with inspectors to carry into etlect the existing statutes. The business of the employment agencies which jnd ice thousands of eople tocon e here under promise of employment will be broken up, by the refusal to receive people v ho come in re sponse to thtir advertisements. The character, condition, and means of immigrants w ill be moio carefully scrutinized, and though no one refused who appears likely to become a useful member cf society, the mere adventures, the criminals, and the paupers w ill be excluded. No honest foreign-born person domiciled in this country can reasonably obji'i-t lo this silt ing. The Italians themselves cull not wish to see any further immi gration of I he .Matin society, and those who are struggling for a livelihood among us must realize that their buidens tire made greater by the the admission of those who are liable to become a public burden, or who, ill their contest for employment, forco down the price of labor to the lowest living terms. We have all this element that we can digest. TuritK is not. so much danger to the c u .try, in the fact of the con tiali.ation of great wealth in the bunds of a lew individuals, as theie is in the shaping of condi tions and rules of actions, so that the money making power of the country is entailed within the control of perpetually existing organizations. Where fortunes are not irrevocably entailed from generation to generation, they are juicily dissipated, and form no lasting source of danger, but a p.'ipehril convolution that has the iwiwor to control the earnings of o'hers, as well as shape its own emoluments, and a source of dan ger is inaugurated that is lasting and threatening for obvious reasons. To Kith: is need of active and harmonious woik for the bridge between now and the UJinl, inst., at which time the w hole matter will be linally acted upon by the county court. TiiK number of admissionstothc i'aris Kxpsition of ISS! was L'S, I l'.i.::."i::, a-.id the receipts $s.:i!Hl, 000. The managers of the ('hi cogo Columbian World's Kail ex pect to beat this record. Is Albany iroing to invite the president and party to slop at this cily on their trip through Oregon? If so it should he done soon. HUMPHREYS' M(. Ill Mt'llKKY S .l'r.t Ir'St UfC ft i NttliY.ih uitt :irt-fully pn-jtar tl rr.- riptcMis; u-tf.l ior iiiinv e:ir. in private tin- with sn , and tor ov. r tiiirrv v ears n-f l 1 v Ih.-l.-iie. K rry iul- Sa- tin; in a tnc tr tUv lirttMMt? Ii;tlii.i . 'Ilu r ilitN i-iiiv uitlrint ilni."iii, (iiiriii r iv In tij ttn- - U Hi, liixI air iti f:i t :iul lt ( tin- fj'.fifi-ii n im.ll' .f the a or 1.1, i.i-r ok VMM ci i:ks. i I Kt- r?, 'iiHt !ritii, intliLiiiiiiittinii '2 y$ oi iti;, w uriti v vr, worm t oln . . . I "o in if i nlif, r tft-tliini; of itilanrs 4 li int.i-., oi i liihir h or alult- . If.nr iv. lri.tinr, llilliotwt'olic Cholt-Ta Morbtm, hitting 7 l-iiuli, t oM l.r.tin Intis , 4 NrlliaU'iu, tiMtlh.u he. Kuct-a' hr , '.t lltuiiiit'lir. mi.jI; h-ailu he, rtio... 10 I tjHjn H,a, liitlinii.H Htoiitai h 1 1 Siiiit 4ril or l';LinInl iVriott l.itrH, t' prions (i-,iinls I : (.'roup, rotiu'li, iliitrult liri-.itliiiie II Salt Klji iiiit. t-.ix-ipt I ts. crnpdoiiM I t i: lu ii'ii.tT iih. rtit mitan- pauiH hi r'et r ait.t I N inaUri.i. . . . 17 I'llt-, hliiiil r ltl rtlihf I'M ataiili, ihilih li.i, cohl in rite ti'.K M W hiMipiiii; j!iiifh. violent i ou-Im tit-itiTtl ilt lnlitv, physical Mtukfn :7 Kitliu-y ili-t a- Ncrvoii" ilrhilil Mi I rinar Vakr.t ss, wifiinif 1 t I'H'-ait h nt the lii-art, pal pi tut iuit ..ii -0 fat ."ill 1 it 1 IMI SoM hv ilmiMHts, or si-ut pfwtpai.i on n- -:-ipt oi prii i . ir. lln.iiphrt-yV Manual, (I II p rii lily (uiitl ifi i liith ainl lfolil, in ul I Inv, ML Ml'HKh.S MKU. Oi , 111 .V II:: William St , N,- ;i- SPEC I FIGS. Ifyf.u waut'rilK iskst. Uj (VLLENS noi:tiiki: ;i:ivn SEEDS If tin' Mt i h int vim dt-il with ili-q not i rp tln iii m ii.l to AI.LK.N iiir,-t, lit- paM th- pOnt r-f. IU Miltil'iil .at lloKUr-nt ftt-f. AiMrMH, K AI.I.KN, 71 Sct niid strr t, I'ortlaiHl, Jr ANY WE A K MAN Who N siiiliTiii- lithi- in iiiiml or iiixlt, fruin Hip iii j'lriiMi! nr wtMki-niiie i-ITi-cts f hii nun iiinnilit fullu-, aliiwo Ullll t-.ci-ssi 1; iiii.klv ami n-riii:iiintlv noil. I':ipi m Iri-i' (irultl. DR COLE Furtlauil. Or. 'I Inn oltl tlcctiir h;iH Iml :;u ran t p'riin-i in L-urin; l'ri:ti l:iinl, Nt-rvoiu ami Skiu Hi' in. W rili- to-ilay. rii;niit-s sent prn.'ilf'y to any ll.Iiil.l.- aiiiln-sH. Nnllrr fur I'lilillcmliiii. I nili-.l Statrn l.iml Olfi. c. . ori 'it i'it. On-iron J.uiiLirv r.tli l.vil. i NOI'li K it In m I.v ii-iitliat in i-riiiiplinti ilii tin- iro i-inni .it On. a. I n( ion:r. ,,( iiini ::. 1T-. . iitiil.,1, -An a. t Inr tin- aaV Hi hi. Inr iaiiilt iii tin- tjltn o( Caliloriiii. orr.'oii, Nf.Aila, ami WaMliintnn Tt-iritoiy," tii:icanm iih'irilo, ut San Kraiu iwo, ulinH nf San KraiiriiM-M, ylalir i.f I'a'iloinia, has tliH ila tiliil in thin i.lli.-o Ins firn Kuti nn in .No. 'Jil l. Ii.r On- iir-haM- i.f the N. K. 4 of Sfi-tii.n No. in ToAii.iiii .o, l Si.nlli, Itvi'.-f .No. 1 : t an. I Kill ..ftr irOof t sliow tint tilt laml -.ulllit i.. limr-- valilalili' for ill tuiiU-r r jifoin- than for a-rn.-iiltural j.nr-iOM-s uliil to t'-lalili-h hi riauii to -aiil lalitl iM-fore th' Ki-irtsr.T anil Kn-fiiiT of lhi-l i.llu-i- at Orc-roii city, Oregon, on 'l'tuiU the -.-th ilay of April, l:il. lie liani'l an ttitnew: .'. Van Horn, cliarle-i Chatain, liapii-tte Joimnein, anil Jeon Kcke. all of San t iiiu iMio, Calitomia. Anv anil all epon- elaiinin ailver-n-ly the alnve t'e-rilK-il lalMU are reinu--.li-ii to file their i laiiii. in this otTii-t.' on ur K-fore Maid -Mil .1 n of April, ls'U. J T AI'I'KKSOX. Ki-trinttT, PLOWS PLOWS Staver $c NEW MAKKKT BLOCK, - Are headiiuaitera in the Northwest for PLOWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION JA? EYE SEE SULKY I.ITTI.E (ilANT WAI.KINc; ( iang Hows, Triumph Three Wheeled Sulky Ho.vs, Wood and Iron frame il.irrows, Uiding and Walking Culti vators, and everything need ed by the farmer for tilling the soil. All dealer.-) and farmers will find it to their advantage to wrile to us lor terms and prices before purchasing elsew here, as we can make Ran object for t hem to deal w it Ii us, w hile giving a larger and more varie.l stock to select from than any other linn on the Pacific Coast. WE CAIMIY THE I.AlMiEST AND MOST COMl'I.KTrf STOCK ON THE l'ACIl IC COAST OK Machinery and Vehicles of Every Description. sKMi I OK CATAI.OCfK AMI PKICi: I 1ST. W. C. DA.VLS cr ALBANY. - The men of this vicinity need; not he jealous because their wives j talk so constancy about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their good looks the ladies are talking about,! it is the good iiialite.s of the cook and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from .M. and W. Our slock of candy has arrived, and we will give special rate to churches and Sociables. Mueller .t (iarrett. Julius (iradwohl, proprietor of thetiolden Kule I'.a.aar, informs us that he will add to his already large business a complete line ol shelf hardware mid family groceries. The sales of his (iolden Knle teas and baking powder is steadily increasing. He still keeps up the elegant prizes with these goods. Wood for Sal. Pry lir wood delivered to any part of the city at til) per cord. ; Leave order? at the foot of Kerry; street it J'. W. Spink's lumber; yard. SlTOG The public is mense FOR THE His .imortuvmf i-i bi'g-r th.vi variety and prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for PLOWS! Walker - - P0UTLAXI1 ONFcnv Comprising J. I. CASE flood Beam Corn Vlows, Stnl 3 "X'lows, Hazel l'lows, (irulj ivr, Tiinlierj I 'low.-t, lo;lT (irading l'lows, Side llilltf ows.Weel Ueaui Walking ftfw s. AND GANG PLOWS, I :: "--Br CO. OUEtiON. ALBANY ALBANY, OREGOli 1H!1 lN!t A Eull Cups of Instiuctois. ClasHicai, hcU tide, littrarv, oounai'rcia 1 ;i!t(i noruml da HiH. t'ourttcs ot tttudy ar ranged to un'tt tin- nt-tdH of all grade's ot -ttutii-nts. Srt't ial iiijuciuciita offered to : itutlfiitu from ulraL i iiition raiurm Iron Jjl5.a0 (o Jtili.O IVr Term, 1 Instrumental instruction in o tunic wi tfivi-n t.y Mi.-w Launi Uoltra. lioanl in priutt: fumihutt at Ioh rti'cs, hU roni9 fur self board ini at small expeiiNe, A 1 turof 11I Buptrvision excrcittcJ over pup twnv from home. Kor cirriiUra un.l full particulars, atlilrew the prcdulfht, KEV. KLliKKTN. COXDIT, Albany, Oregon, Contractor and Builders. Jtlice on First street with Wal lace A Cusick, real estate agents, J'.iany, Oregon. Estimates given n ail kinds of buildinggorcarpen er work. All work intrusted to w '11 b ; r mi c.l v : it 1 . MOWS! AMQUflCEMFjT invited to inspect the im stock of Dry SPRING OF ewr bjfore, an 1 hi! is prepare 1 : Won Bakery Hill ....A FULL STOCK OF.. Staple Groceries The best ipialtty cf teal, coffees, candles tutu, f tc. FRESII BARED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house Is also to be found a complete assortment of freoh family groceries, to which is constantly being added 111 the seasonable lines ot Kroceries and pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, taste tn Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all bouirht when prices ere low and the benefit of tbe margin will be ;iven to his customers. Remember the place, a the old curuer on Kirstand BroaUlbin Sts, Conrad Myer. !UnV 1 DEALERS IN STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE'FURNISHINCS' 1 I Manufacturera of galvanized iron ; orniee. IMumbing a specialty. ; 'Jive us a call. I DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of Loudon, England, also of the Cello vue Medical College. : The Dr. has spent a lifetime of ituily aud practice and makes a spe ! :ialty of chronic diseases, removes i -ancers, scrofulaenlargeineiits,tuinore , tad wens, without pain or the knife. lie also makes a specialty 01 treat , nent with electricity. Has practii ed ! 11 the (iennan French and Kuglish ; iiospitals. (.'alls promptly attended 1 lay night. His motto is j "1..UI) WILL TO ALL." ! WOflice and residence Ferry street, ; 'wtwoen Third and Fourth. ; 111IOSK WISHINO A FIRST-CLASS "IN ' L sr jment, the best maile to stand the climate of thin coast, can be suited byea'linj; at Mis: 13. . liyman's, opposite the Masonic rt:npl2. First street. The latest vocal and instrumental music kept for sale. -Also the largest assortment of stamping tterus to ; select from this side of 'Frisco. Lessons ! t;iven in iainting and embroider at her itn-lio over Linn County Hank. Uive hci votir arder and you will lie pleased, Nursery. Messrs. Hynian A Brownell are j prepared in their nursery to fur Inisli all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call upon them. Goods 1891 AT . to satisfy customers in quality Country Produce. Crockery . Also carries the finest lines of Pianos & Organs IX THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY, CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. ODD FKLLOWS TEMPLK, ALB.1. NY, OlilXiOX. IE. CL B.-- 1 will continue to sell my dry goods at cost until they are all gone. FIRST STRKKT, ALBANY, OREGON. JTJLIXJS JOS "Ej3?i"ET, Manufacturer of Choice Cigars -AND mvrv llllil Cigars Plus and Smokina: Tuliaeens, Meerschaum mi! liriar riocs, R9 full line o 8tiiokeis' Articles. Ne Of to l'lteillrr's -amlv lire, Altianv. llrepon. In p cgy ake "immons 'Liver 1? One Dose WO ATM ioo Dollars Drar S. L. R: I consider one doe Im mons Liver Reculator north Ifi KM). constipated, hail Headache, could cat oth lng with satisfaction or appetite- ha the blues, and felt altogether out of sorts. I re sorted to Blue Mass, Calomel, Quinin , mid every remedy sugnrested, hut only obtained temporary relief. One dose of S L R did m more R-ood than fjtlM forth of doctors an dxtorine. Resp'y, J C Martin. I have been a teacher for twenty rears, and during that time have hail lepeated attacks of headache, produced by torpid Liver, and have been entirely cu cd liy Simmons Livet Reifu'a'or. I foun t to be of so mild i character in its a tion s not to interfere. In the least with my duti tin the school room. To those similar i situi t d and subject to the same, I cannot J hlgt recommend Sim mons Liver Refraiator. K, K, tuaiKl CinpLfllnllle K. Regulator L. Blackman, DKAI.LK IX- Dnios, Paints Oils, Perfumery AND TOILET ARTICLESj And a full line of Books, Stationery, Periodicals. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Searls, f Leader in popular prices in lY ')( ITS '& SlioKS a in 1 ti en t s i- L' ilNlSlH X (Kioi S.' Sole agency for the Ludlow l ine Shoe. DEALER IN- FOUND AT LAST I TIIK WATKliriiOOF OIL BLACKING CANNOT BE EQUALED 111 iiiiiiiot'rn ui ' fiiautiti. 1 ne io lowing arc a fi--v of its i-ualitii-s: 1st. It Is lasting ami durable. "(1. It tloes not rub off on the hands or clothes, o I. It is perfectly waterproof. -tth. It 8ol'tena the leather to its natural state. ."th. It gives the leather a new and elossy apiiearance. 0th. It contains not one ingre dient that is injurious to either the iet-tlier or stitching, but is a pre server 01 iiieni. 7th. It can be used on the finest lioots and bhoes and not prevent the use ot the common hoot-black- injr, hut will soften and keep them iroin cracking. Now, my friends, if such an oil as this would suit you, go to the drug store of 1 1 til in t Uawson, where ymi can get it for 50 cen's per licx. One box will oil more than one set of harness. Receipt fof makii.g the oil is sold only for individual use. .1. C. DEVISE, Manufacturer and Agent, Albany, Oregon. .i t. 'V H-l Health is Weallli ! Ir K. C. Wcst m'rve anil lraii treatment, a kihT- hviftvria, izzinet it, ht-ailacuc, iut- voiih protratiin caused hy tneUHe of al'h"! or totaccOt H-iftftiiiiir of hrain rc'iltinK in insanity and U alin; to n:i t ry, decay ai.d lotv of powtr in either tux Kacli loi con tains one m nth trt?atniciit. One dol lar a box, or six box cs for iv dollars. Pt-nt hy mail ru paid on receipt of price, Guarantee taueilonly iy J. A. CunjiniitLH, driiirgist jj tle a'ent, A)tany, $500 REWARD We will pay the above rewanl for anv cast of liver complaint dyspenaia, sick h(ilache, indigestion, constiiation or cintivoneHR we cannot cure with West's liver pills, when tl direction are strictly complied with. The) are pui ely vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction. Larue boxes, conlaininir 2t pills, 25 cents, Tlie ircnuine manufactured only by the John C. West company. Chicago Illinois. Sold by J. A. Cumtniujfs, drugifist Albany, Otrfoa -THE- Yaquina Route OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. E. nOGO, KerrlTr. ANE Oregon Deyelopmeiit Do.'s Steamship Line 22 Hours Less Tim' Tlian by any other route: Accomodations unsurpassed fcrccn.fc.it an safety. I-arcs and freights via laijui.a an the Oregon lleve opmeut ccnij anj 's ships, much less that by any other rout ween all points in the W illlan.tt'r al and San Francisco, Sailing dates Mom Taqcisa Willamette Valley. . W V .. Willamette Valley .Mar. S h " J8th iiih ruoH sail rKAKttsob Wrallon jri Willamette Valiey. i2tll Willamette Vallev ' 30, th The company n4crre,lhe right to chait temiiera i r ailioie lat. DAILY rASbKNOKR TKAISS, Kxcept bun.iays.) L Yac,dlr.a7:fO mlLv Albany 12 20 p. Curvallis U):if a " Corvallis 1M r Ar Albany i UJa a Ar Vaquina 4'3S r. m O. & C. tiaiii- connect at Aiban and Coi Wn. M Hr.ae. C, . IK'OCI, General Uanaicer, O. F ftP. Agent Corvallis, O oa EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC R(jUTE. THE MOUNT SH.STA ROUTE California express trains run daily sii'ru I NORTH 17.00 pm..Lv Portland ....Ar.. 31 am 10:2Spm..LT Albany Lv 6:5S am 10:16 ajn.. Ar.. S. r'rancisco.Lv.. it-OO pm Lim-mI Fh. Train Dally-El. Suwlay b0 a m..Lv.....PortUnd ....Ar. . 4:i pm 12:i!0 p m. .Lv Altiauy.Lv. .lt;00 am 5 0 p mAr. .... Rownurg Lv.. 6:20am LcbanoB Branrti. 2.36 p Lv Albany Ar.. pm 2 as p m Ar Lebanon Lv a:4o n 7:tyam..L Alliany. Ar.. 4 i m 822 a m..Ar Lebanon...... Lv.. 3 411 t,m albaxv local, DAILY (Except Sunday) 5.C0 m..Lv Portland Ar u fin . w a.oo Ar. ..Albany.. Lv 5.00 PULLMAK BUFFETSLEl'fcKfc. TOUKIST KLEKFING CARS, For accommodation of 8ecoii14.1a( Fa MUKira attached to Fxpreas Iraws, West Side IHOkIss. ' Between l'oitland .nd Conallia Mull Train Ditllj-Except Sunday 7U!Oam..L- ...Portlan.1 ..Ar.5 30 p. m 1210 p m. .Ar. CervaiU. . L l.65p. m At AIlany and Corvallis co.,i.cct with trams of Oregon faciflcHailroad. ExprritN Tralm Daily (Exctpt Sunday 4 :40 p m . . Lv Port land ... Ar.. 8:tOam 7:2S p m..Ar HiilinnilIe.Lv..J6.; am THROUGH TICKETS Jo All Point EAST AND SOUTH tVFor tickets and full 'information re trardinir ,,, nigp8 eU. aU Qn n,.,. aKvnt at Allianv. H. hoKII I.Kit, E. P. ROGERS. ilai.iKer Asst. O. r . & p, A TICKETS TO AftDJFROM THE PRiNCIPL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATrS.ICANADA AND EUROPE. PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLILPt'RS.' i Free Oolosiet SImoIds Can Bob ThroDju Ex reu X rains OMAHA, KANS CITY, CHICAGO AND KT, DCIS. Elegant New Dlalae Tar "It caansei. Close Connections at Portland for San Fraa Cisco and Puect Sound points. CVBoata leave the Company's wharf, al the foot of Broailalbin mreet, on Tueoday an j f rnlav ol each week, u U. KAKLIAUo, lty ticket and rreurht Acent C. 8. RIILL... tiearral Traffic Maaacer. T. W. LKE. .. I. A. THE MARKETS. AI.BANT QUOTATIONS. "heat-70'i ; Oato Wc Flour 14.25 pet, bbl Potatoes 40c Ekks I3o Butter 2535c Lard 10012. Hams- 1415c Shoulders tt 8c Bacon 10iac Hops 90cC Hav TimotLv. 1fi not.-.o IVi. ' ' App ts Green, tl per Ui. Plux Dried, tc. per lb. App'es dried bleached 9c eun dried & '.I c. Cliickens 15 00 05.50 Beef :3c irross. Mutton f:j33 50per head. Hoct 5ic. dresaec. Veal-CftUc. iAKD ! i