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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-31

FREsH VACCINE vIRvs,-- A. smallpox
has already made W. appearance. many Of
u ciilseas sre CONSIDERING the adyisa-
biliiy ii having their children properly
vacclnaied. rs . preventive against that
terrible disease. br. J. u. Hall. of thi,
town. ha. . supply 81 fresh vaccine mat.
ter from healthy Gold KIN shildren. and
wish
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1880
quartz and placer claims, u migh'
well have been hat his claim. the crop
pings on which lay only lew rods iur
tiier west. included this spot wiihih i,'
limits. Joseph Kirby. who had pfevi'
ously been washing along q small ra'ine
little below this place. also advanced soms
sort Of claim to an interest IN the new dis
covery. there being several Others Who
upon n pretext or another. were seeking
q share in II.
70 ''coNsrocx."
Affairs being thus complicated, Henry
y. Comstock, an old resident and common
friend OF all the contestants. was elected
or perhaps elected himself. to act as UNI
pire In the premises, an Office he seems to
have performed to his own satisiaction'
n Tor sught ma appears 10 the contrary
TO the satsfacuon OF All concerneu. IN
adjusting the business II was 80 arranged
that this umpire appeared on the record d
the owner OF most OF the property In dis
pute, he having first awarded II 10 finney
and then bought the latter OUT. TIT claim
In question covered what are now known
40 the BONANZA mines. and also . part OF
the present 0phir ground. Within 4 year
from the time the above transaction took
place ID sold for o million Of dollars. That
the other parties to this contest should
have . o readily yielded their pretensions
aud acquie-ced In the disposition thus
made OF the properly Is explained py ihe
fAct that they u not consider it"i any
special value, anu had moi, probabiy, mneh
confidence themselves IN either the Justiee
or validity of their claims.
NJ HIGEINIs IDH lila MINE N INDIAN HONl
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srocA REPORT.
l~srowtso Dali, ~ a =. MATING . co.
san rram~s.~o Heard.


Nan fratsetsrO honrd.
Tmi- NoRNt>e.
ESQ ophlr. a.. ~. a.. @S. ,sS rs. ,s,..
ss..
$50 SsIie.r. ssS. ~. s'S. s7... 81. rs,
~. scu
io aoaii q Curry. isS. lsi.. isH bs
sss Best 4 be,ches. an. an
itD California 81 y. CIV. 81.
Jcs savage. :o,.. 20
90 csaIisr ~, ,sl. ~. ~
csO HAS 4 Soreross. ios.. l0s. ios
ioj Crown Point. II. II,
&c Yellow Jacket. A.. -
ig'0 impsrAi Coz. Ia.
- krn,uck. uk
lao ,lpha. 90
it5 Belchsr, i'S. u.
80 sierra Nevada. u. Ia.
20 Canndenee. les.
- Utah. 10
NJ huilion tsk.ts
f4o Ovsfmzn %. s3s
49, Jsaies. ssS. %. az. "a. b. Az AN
2ts ~
2s9o Union Con. iss. lev. iG'.
SD -uee .. a.
t5b Lsdy bryan is.tS
yS lula. ss. s..
i0i csleispis. WN. i0S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-31

HAoAS's M,oSoLi, BALM prr~eryes and
restores the complexion. remosrs freckles,
tan snd sallownrssi n.akrr the akin SOFT
white aud drliea,e. It's application cannot
h. lstrct~l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-31

Lyos's R,rn,RIoS makes hrsuiiful Clos
~. luxurianihai ; prevent. u. f.llins gu,
or turning gray. II hiss stood the test oi
foriy years. q. chsrmingly %p~tfAn'ed' aud
has no rival.
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IHI

la front there will h. an elegant porch
with a balcony. reached by the Windows,
which will OPEN directly upon II from tho
second ioor. There will he i've 81 these
Windows. each containing two lights of
heavy plate glass. The !ropt will BE- sup.
ported by heavy iron columns aud the bal
cony by turuel 1oai columns. The
front will b. of iron. aud the doors
anil windows will be guarded with
double iron shutters. II IL intended Ia
make the entire building ~ nearly fire
proof =. possible. The front elevation
will L. ornameEiei with g%slysnisod iron
cornice and Masonic emblem VI the same.
Above the windows will lie inscribed.
Masonic Hall. ISIS" SCOTS patent
-h.ei.iron rcohng will be used.
Although there will d. no rstra'agant
prstension io ornaimentaiion. the hall
when finished will present a line appear
anc., aul will be an ornament Ia uoli
Hill. The cost will aggregate between
$3.50 aud $50 ,O00. Mct.1E 4 Crowley
will commence on the brick work next
Wednesday.
The Directors ~ the Masonic Building
Association are: y. ". Chnhbnck. William
Wheeler, J, Y. h,qniep. Y. u. Smith and
ID. y. Hszeliipe.
yotS ~ithsisndipg the fact that the work
will be- crowded ~ mnrh A. possible. Oh"
building will noi D. ready for occupation
much before the Isl 81 November,
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u DEMOCRACY,
A TILDEN AND HENDRIcKs
GATHERING.
An Enthusiastic Ward Msetiuy ON
saturday NiEht-kpeeches by
ProminenS ~Isatrists.

A few Of the faithful rrxiding In the
Third and Fourth Wards Of Virginia. met
ia Judge Cox's Courtroom ON
Saturday evening last for tho pur-
pose Of organizing q Tilden and Hen.
bricks Club. d. +. Manning was elected
temporary chairman by the twenty-five
hard-looking citizens who had been at.
tractci to the Courtroom by the lights IN
the windows. Most everybody had his
hair cut short and the News reporter. who
was at first inclined to merrtmeni and .
general leyity Of conduct. grrw suddenly
grave q. he saw near the stand Mr.. Thomas
Kean. second 10 Jimmy Trevillian In his
late prize fight. with Johnny Sullivan and
Mr.. Miles Finlan. that quiet. unostents.
tious gentleman who IL welcomed In all
the militia armoties ON tho Comstock.
There were also prominently present. Alder
man Gallen. who keeps q saloon on the
Divide, and Mr.. Riorlen. well-known as
the genial and gentlemAnly proprietor 81
=. Ca where trade dollars are supposed 10
be taken at par for straight drinks only.
The NYws reporter allowed himself TO fall
into n reverie for . few moments and then
woke up a. q lawyer of his acquaintance
took q seat on the other side of the table.
"What's the case!'' asked the reporter.
Case be hangedl'' cried the lawyer.
''It's q Democratic Ward meeting"
$50 IL H." said tho reporter confnsedly.
.Bui there are ~ many familiar faces
around that ! thought for . moment that
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Y coMs1ock.
EARLY HISTORY or THE GREAT
LODE
Interesting Facts and "Details Reis-
tive Thercto-liew 10 Received
It's Name.

Interesting Facts and "Details Reis'
tivs Thereto-lsew 10 Received
It's Name.
The following which We copy from thu
San Francisco N;nisg osd .Scisaflde Pres
OF July 22d and Goth, constitutes the bcs'
and most correct account we have yet
seen In print Of the early history OF tho
Comstock. We take pleasure in repro
ducing 1t for the information ofthe readers
Of the NEWS:
DISCOVERY OF THr coxsrocK LODE.
That the facts connected with the die
covery and early history Of q gold and all
yer bearing vein that has yielded 80 largely
Of the precious metals. and Is destined TO
occupy such q conspicuous place In the
annals Of mining. should have been 80
misapprchended. not to say strangely per.
yertcd. il = circumstance To be accounted
for only on the hypothesis OF sheer care.
l~eusness or Indifference OF the part OF
those who first undertook to make public
record of this event. According TO tho
generally received version Of this AFFAIR.
the finding Of the Comstock lode was due
to certain parties who. while excavating a
hole to collect water for gold washing.
threw up a quantity Of earth mixed with
free gold aud the decomposed %sulphurets
y, si',rr, .nIs Ir," =, ~. m.n
ni~sih'rsra'ru ou, s \ ,.no MI.
ioue when neI' came W 'nr 'ah.,ss III
excavation was miaur on = : ",,ia" ~.
betweeh Tue olu MeA'eAn anu opn ~
Claims, ,r'ng hsar 'nr s' ps, ~ ~.
:. - n,S., s-Ji, / .i.,,c, nar,
y, NJ. a'i. IN inns is,a Jame. I'm.
n., .-or,,noniv Inown a. ..OId yirpin.
n.y.. hal Ioc,iaJ , ouartz claim ON In
lin. M -cronpinvs n little to the west Of the
com.,ocl sftsrw.ri. known "a the yir.
,ini, ledge. INIT bsd Jon, no work upou
n Thi.' claim. which was recorded ON
the 2sd day Of February. 1853, was taken
mn because the locator considered IL 10 be
on The ledge previously occupied and al.
ready extensively worked ri Gold Hili.
a mile and a quarter further south. These
groupings, though quite bold. were not.
however. ON that ledge al all. or ut least
not TN the main Comstock. which, ~ has
since been shown. lies several hundred
feet tn the east Of them.
rnE Eru. sIrr or TnE rIRsr DISCOVERY.
Now. II will not lie denied that the
ground of Consolidated Imperial Il on and
constitutes 4 section 81 the Comstock lode.
aud as this ground was occupied and en-
tensi,ely worked ~ early A. 1881. u FOL
lows that the discovery 81 the lode must
sntedaie that event. More than = year
before Finney had taken up his claim on
the groupings OF b virginia ledge. and
nor than two years before Peter O'Ileilly
and Patrick Mclaughlin. the gold washers.
had dug tho excavation mentioned. q num-
Der II arastras we're being run on the rich
ores Of uold Hill, quite q hamlet having
already sprung up At that place. That the
parties operating here had little idea of the
magnitude or importance Of the lode they
were working, and were wholly ignorant
81 It's extension either to the north OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-31

IN, irs, commencement "f the town oi
colJ hin, A. already Indicated. WAS in the
| Snring and Summer 81 1858. The hrst
hnilJinr MAS a small frame house, erected
,v xiehola- Ambrose t' Dutch MEX on
Main ,ir,,t, opposite where the Eclipse
s,,Lle now .,asIa. II was occupied ~ .
,l,inking -alosn. The neat was a small
~I.,ariiny house aud restaurant. near by.
n,neI AMI occupied by Mrs. Coasn. This
~. buiIt II log-. the billside- lsing well
,iuol.,, with nnt-piner. The third ~as =
one-.,o,, fnne bniiling. like that OF AM
hro... abont sixteen feet square, bniit ~
August. and owned ani oscnpied b. mol.
v.,iI a. a groeery and provision store.
TLis Lnill,ng, Ike the irst, Vas brought
hi,h.r from Johnto~n, on a''onnt
q IA. extreme srar.ity ahu "s.
n,ie. ~ lumber which prevailed at
-, linn. IN. two first mentioned build
~. re-. Lon since removed ar destroyed.
hn, thai 81 WeilI -till remains In is orig
NAL location. opIo-ii" The ishP-s '.
-, Main s,r,i' Icing The same now
| occupied By Peter B@ekri '"e
"Gald Hill Bakery and 'on's, SA'es'e.
| John y,gRoi also built q Jog cabin s,.u,
that time. which still remains, Isn
nuite A number 81 other buildings were
r~r,s,.,I. and ihnx, or four families we're
in,luL-i among The population; bany
,..,ple alsn iurlt c~oni.niclly ~ tents.
I'M. insl. obtained it, name naturally snd
la snmmaD consent. from the iosality ;
M. little hall uhrrr lhr groupings AMI dig.
ying. were. i-,ug actively WORKED ani we'll
known A. Gold HILL. months befof. Inc
g. ... - saa.le near lll head AL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N TOR e
A NEW STOCK
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
AND
Gents Furnishing Goods {!
Jos. eARNERT,

S00s
THs wrLtxNowS 'I'rH'ER 90 VIZ
,iuis city .,nsr u. acd who Ia he last
four fears bs. been barh.d sat ists- iiar', 10
.llu alive. and ouly ssk. his old friends ssd
customers. aud the pablo In general. to s''s
HIN . call.
y0r fair drsiins. ,. BARNERr Is wiihoni
. ps.r In his line Of pu,inrss. aud hcps. TO
,ues, eli Of his old customers. ss we'll IS many
new once. 81 HE new store.
OPPOSITE TIKI NEWS" orricr.
MAIN rrR RHT...-.-...GOt.D Hii.i.
Adjoining the hardware ',err.
IN m. HALLS BUILDING.
I'm }. BARNETT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-31

NEW INNING INTERPRETATIONS

Articles az Interpretations "er" hiei "
San Francisco on Friday last;
Sanih utah Mining Company; object
Co min. In Storey county. Nevada. rrns'
te..-J. J. Seville. y. y. Wright, Georg'
~. Town.snd. James n. Byan and f."'
iouton. Capital. ; ..Ooo.Ooo.
lie Haro Mining Company; obj'rt' 10
nine the Crowley Leigr, ia STOREY eOpp,y'
S.y.i.. Trustees. ". Trip, JAIN,
lin.hau, Frank Meyer. I. y. Thorne and
\ IL. Barstow. Capital. s~iO.voo,~S.
Yolo Mining Company ; al object
-.,a. Trustees and same capital.
Georyr Douglas Mains Company same
object, same Trustees, With the addison "'
L. q. White. anil -aui. capital.
Noant Hoo.i Mining Compan! -Anhc
..h,.srt. .sm. TrusiN-. with the ai'hi"'p
~ Johu skinner. and sane capital
Vancouver Minipg Company SANE on.
i-ct, same Trustees. with the aij''l"" ~
frank Mover. ani same capital.
Sabine Mining Company sahi" ebies'
..Ia. Trustees. s.th III. addition "i '"h'
skinner. and same capital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-31
GOLD HILL.
HISTORICAL SKETCH on TIE
FIRST TOWN On The CON.
STOCk L.ODI.
Ths Early werkiwx~ sf Geld tas'
ysa-Itow Geld Miaisx Leu 10
the Great SILVER discovery
The Past. rresess ssa
rutare OF Geld Hill.
aor.p CANYON.

The large ra'ine KNOWN rs "'i" s"'o"'
upon the upper portion o' winch w
u Gold hhi Is si'ua'eu' " ''ou So
miles an length anu runs
direction. passing throuyh ooiu mn
and Silver CITY 10 Dayton. which lies at
.A.-a..h n, 81. c.,vo, where II emptiea
INV n,
into Carson ri'er' 'to~h ro'u' an" nui
lion ravines are the principal c branches
A, GolL CANYON. coming into il from the
- -, a.,. Al. o~u
"es''''! s'"' s"" "''N."' """ ~
of Gold Hill. Eniiion favine. the
extreme upper "a leading branch of Gold
Canyon. heais . mile or two above Gold
HilI. Ina a deep gorge between Mount Da-
wilson and Mount Butler, To the lett or
west 81 the ridge or divide which forms
the line Of separation betwe~n Gold Hill
and Virginia. The central points OF tbs
two towns are about a mile apart. but the
space between i now ~ thicily settled
ani built up that A stranger would he un-
able 10 find any definite line of division.
Generally or comparatively speaking. Gold
uill il about 200 feet lower than Virginia
city, hut hath places being situated at the
has. of Mount Davidson. the streets par
take q ~. steep iscliViious character
Particularly i. this the ease with Gold
uill. Main street. from the Divide. follow
ing The PERCEPTIONS descent and windings
| oi m. canyon ia fact, continuing through
10 DAYTON, making a descent Of fifteen
hunlrri feet in the distance. which
j. between i've ami six miles.
root travellers coming up. however. call
IL a hong eight mile. Houses. saloons.
stores. mills. mining works and miners
X'.''int, uoll uIIl anil silver CITY. which
il two miles below Gold Hin. constitute
simply long. busy iown. Between
SILVER and DAYTON, urs. mus m hs,ns
L. ~ mining and milling operations.
Like all the other principal ravines oi tl'.
Comstock section. the natural water OF
Gold Canyon does not amount Ia much IN
the dry portion of the YEAR. hut the reIni'
site supply for the milling and mining
works. ss well a. for domestic purposes. !.
furnished by the Virginia n Gold hii
Water Company from III. main range OF
III. Sierra Ncvads-s distance II ever
twenty miles.
... ., .,.,,o. ,r ao,p c,y,oy.
w ~ 80 -
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TN I~SIrKiog.

The first floor wall he occupied by stores
and Offices. The second ioor will he us~i
for the purposes Of the Order. the east end
being set aside Is the lodge room. which
will be ilfty-seven feet aud sir inches long
by thirty-two feet wide. Along tho sides
oil this r.om AMI across the east end will
b. q platform three feet six inches wide.
Ample accommodations for the various
o~ficsr. Of the lcige will be- provided. and
the room will b. furnished IN the very
hest STYLE. IL will be hsrd-inished. with
two crnter. pieces aud chandeliers.
The banquet room. which Is To occupy
the western end. will H. thirty.two feet
two inches long by fifteen feet eight inches
in width. This room will also lie hard
finished. aud will have two ce~nter-piece.
like the lodgr room. Between the banquet
and lodge rooms will h. the Tyler's room,
tweniy-oD by thirteen feet w size. agd .
numb~r af snteroom-, dressing rooms sni
other coDyeni-nc-- for mrmbers ~ the
Order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-31
ENGINEERING Ann suavtYlRo.
coYYh. MAST.

IVA ANp nislS0 w 'iNkrR AND
Mar. sus.
unhs~ IL " ifs Ne sew hs'tt,sg. fotssr Of
snd Uni o str~~t.. Nifpn = es ss u aud u
fhinner ilom 4, tS0h sni v >tsss .. 10 W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-31
DIMENSIONS.

The ba.ement walls Of the building are
now built. ani the cornerstone will he
placed ia position next "Wednesday. having
le~n delivered GU the ground this morn
ing. The basement /. ten feet in tho clear.
The foot wall is six feet thick. and
the basement wall three feet four inches
through al the bottom. and two feet thick
where II Joins the brick at the commence
meni of the first story. The foundation
walls are strongly and substantially built.
the lowest point reaching below the first
door level twenty feet. the side walls being
tw-nty-one inches thick. The dimensions
are ninety-eight feet long by thirty.il,e
feet wide. and will contain I'VE stories be-
sides the basement. The basement will be
used a. q -torc-house and cellar. and will
lie ten feet Ina the clear. Fifteen feet In
the clear will he the hight 81 the first or
ground story. and the -ecopd story. which
Is TO comprise the hall anil banquet room,
will 10 eighteen feet in the clear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-31

was then the custom Of tho district 10
make square locations in taking up both
quartz and placer claims. and i might
well have been that his claim. the crop
pings on which lay only q few rods fur
tler west. included this spot within its
limits. Joseph Kirby. who had previ-
ously been washing along a small ravine a
little below this place. also advanced some
sort Of claim to III interest IN the new dis.
covery. there being several others who,
upon n pretext or another. were seeking
q share in II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
(Communicatedl
Gratitude.

There is no one element OF man
nature so grand, so important, so neN-
pressibly satisfactory as gratitude, III
every walk of life, in every act perform,
ed, in every hour of our lives, we ma
the necessity for gratitude, we are
cared for, we are provided for and we
are permitted to live by the same m II'
ciful Father that created us, and to INN
We should be grateful above all Others,
We're IIcto withhold from Us the vital
power that propcls us were lie to S'op
the pulsation of our hearts, were ne ne 10
check the won dcrtul brain-were either
to be taken from us, our earthly career
Would suddenly terminate ana we
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE AND TRADE.

The condition Of tl- u ny iua-Es' , Gu..
and unintere,ting. N1.l- r4ss- Is sufficient
mnds for commerc.a. trade, .aa relations
between supply and demand 'ag ontsitr
business are widely ,uu4ssal, N.-A 40 p.ub-
tbility that they Wi. harmou.z more
closely for some week, 20 cone. Lenders
are in splendid condition. Called loans
for lggitemate business ranges l.tve.u 2
ana ~ per cent. per month. time d.tlO he-
tween Il landi2 and prime commercial pa
per at u. To IS per cent pes aunum dis
count. There IS bu, little gold or silver lL
market. Gold buying, lIi selling, u! .,
silver; prices nominal. Exchange. COM
merc.al par AMI bank premium,
The grain marke; is bouyaut with tn vol
Iume of business steadyi!y increasing. There
was wide range IN new wheat yesterday,
the prices, In sympathy Win other markets
uuctua;iug from EgSl N 10: choice old
and from those figures down TO 7yt The
market is less depressed to-day with choice
old at siagc, ditto new, . Sc, fair old Is
-uc. ditto new Watj,. The receipt Of oats is
hight, shippers paying l7el"s toT choice
and feeders lH2c higher IN. offering Of rye
are light at sjs for prime. The same may he
said OF barley, iOgiic being paid iot oes'
samples.
Tie cotton market is sluggish, TINS
being the season when the factor gath
ereth together his carpet.0ag and buster and
hieln to the seaside, the mountains or the
centennial exposition, and the mart thai
knew him during the rush will kno" INN
no more until the new crop come'h N
Ntddlmg lUc; low midtlng sc sool oI1'
nary ne. ,..,.....
The wool and hide market is a little spas
modlc, with values irregular unsettled aH'
nomination the streets. Special dealers arr
rovinp p, c Tor - los dry iltnt ditto KIP
and calf 90, buffalo 5@6c and l59-' io' >"ee
pells. The Offering, in wool are iEN' III il :
Isc with the market, dependent upon e"s'
ern cities. dull and somewhat uncertain
The result Of the recent flannel sales mas 10
rs vet had time to fully deyeiope us INN"
ence upon the wool market, and me oP'h
ions Of dealers vary little as to thv result
Some think the market cannot DC eH'''''
to any extent Texas grades are forming
fair proportion OF the stock distribute" I"
Philadelphia. IL,
The trade Of the city is steadily hcre">'n
I'm volume. The lethargy OF the spflns "h
early summer has, in measure, been p'oh
en- and the general market presents slrou
and more cr fful tone. The retail ana Jo'
bling houses are doing fair business VIII
every prospect Of an unusually large ia
ord winter trade. The cotton crop hhdlu
a market here, is estimated at nifty thousan
, bales,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
Pure water.
DALLAS, July %, I>75.

NALLAs, July 30, $50,
To the Editor of the Herald
The announcement in YOUR issue o.
the 18th inst. that this city j, soon t,
be supplied with water works can bu
rejoice the thousands of Dallas to whom
no greater boon could come than an
abundant supply of pure and healthtu
water. But Is it not a sad feature in
the case if the only water available /,
that found near the ford in the Trinity.
You say it is proposed to dig well in
the bank thirty feet below the bed OF
the river and that arrangements are ia
be made for tilterjug the water. Now
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

APPLES-Are scarce, they are quoted az
SsI.U per barrel. iureNtTR choice medium s.,
N srket dull, none lA town.
LMONbS-FcTrggor8 from 2iA.)t per p.
BANANAS-Ftum c-gsi per bunch Nuue.
FlGS--Iu layer, per pound. ~; 20 drum
hgs IA the market, small pill boxes Oy the
TO. = o.
LENUNs-Are advancing and are quoted
al :, J15sl0 uJ per box.
ORANGk ~--Are scarce and quoted az 50 Uu
1lU ~ per hundred for the MeSsiua, No Pal
prmu og Louisiana no market.
PECANS-Are scarce, AZ ~ c per pound.
They are quoted IN New York az lie;
N~-Layer per box, s. i1.sj 'jki vi,
for tuuduu s..
SlfG~-GrenOulr aye quoted at NC.
CytUANIIS-Are quoted at O1 per hun
lr1I.
pound.
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