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Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
STATE AND PENINsULA.
FIRES esT CuIIInES from the Col
nmns Of spicy Exchanges.

Maryland requires that the scholars
of her public schools shall be vaccina-
ted.
The annual election of directors of
the New Cattle County National Bank
Of Odessa will be held on January Sd.
The new straw-board mill at Chester
town Ia nearly ready tor operation. IL
will probably be lighted by electricity,
Ito Ford dwelling and storehouse at
Pivot Bridge were sold at private sale
last Wednesday to Mr.. Ruly Kirk, OF
that vicinity, for Sl,1lO.
The Francis farm in Elk Neck, Cecil
county, containing 262 acres, was sold
at public sale at Elkton, on Tues day, to
David Rosine, for $500.
Paynter Fvaim, OF Sussex, has pile
of Foreground watermelons In bis
house. He always has few tor Christ
mas.
The PeninsulaF ship canal company
is having an aItesian well dug on the
land of j. b. Deakyne, near Wilson's
Corner.
A peal of three bells have been put
in. the belfry OF the Easton NJ. +.
church. One bell weighs 800 pounds,
one 800 and the third 300.
Dibston & Sons, Philadelphia, are
purchasing $4,000 pounds OF turkeys
from Cecil county farmers to present to
their employees on Christmas day.
The newly reftted M. K. church at
GeorgetowD, will be re-opened on Sab
bath, December 18th. All former pas
tors are invited to be present.
William Beck, who resides near Del
aware City, raised 1S0 bushels of corn
on one acre Of land the present season,
estimating that 72 pounds of ears make
q bushel Of shelled corn.
The pupils of the South Milford Pub
lie Schools are assiduously practicing
the opera Patience" which they ex-
pect to render publicly some time dur
ing the next few weeks.
One thousand dollars was invested
by Rev. Il. +. HOffecker, pastor, toward
Iliquldating the debt of the new NJ. Il
church at Cambridge. A very liberal
donation for Methodist preacher.
j. 4. Tygert & CO., the well known
manufacturers otphosphate,a are building
an addition to their factory near Smyr-
ma. 1t will be $50 by 30 feet, % feet
high, and 6S, ,0O0 feet of lumber will be
used.
The term Of Henry Todd as Register
in Chancery and Clerk of the Orphans
Court for Kent county, expires in Feb
ruary next. There are three applicants
for the position: GoveS. Wilson, Vim.
II. Hobson and G, L. Williamson.
Charles Denney's second term as
oyster revenue collector will expire
next month. Jos. II. Hopkins and
WIN. s. HeVerin, both Of Little Creek
Landing, are applicants for the posi-
ton.
The Robbins Hose Company, of Do
yer, have Durchased lot % feet by 1l2
feet, on Governors Avenue. The com
pany will put up brick building, two
stories, for the accommodation of the
hose carriages, and for the hook and
ladder wagon also, if possible. The
second story will be used as a drill
room.
The Milford News and Advertiser
says: Farmers do not remember the
time when the winter closed in on them
with so much corn in the fields. We
bear of some having from 800 to l, ,OOO
bushels still unhusked, with many
fields ranging from this down to 100
bushels. These fields age scattered all
over the country.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Narrow Escape.

Last Saturday the son Of Charles W.
alley, member of City Council, made
q narrow escape from drowning 10 the
BrandywiDe. The boy, who is only &
years o,l, WIS crossing tie broken
bridge over the race at Jefferson street,
when he fell through, and was carried
some distance before he was rescued,
His clothes preven ed his sinking, and
man named Ogden, who happened to be
in the Vicinity, heard his screams and
saved him from a watery grave.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
ibuNG THE EXTINGUINHER
ae Experiment. Witnessed by q
Large Number OF spectators.

LARGE Number Of Spectators.
The announcement in Saturdays is
Rt that the Climax Fire Extinguisher
Wu.d be tested in the evening, on the
Psn lot at Fourth and Lombard streets
~ the effect of drawing large crowd
0tlst locality.
About Z 30 o'clock a pile of tar barrels
ad old packing boxes, which had been
aorOughly saturated with coal oil,
Me ignited, and in less than a minute
IGe envelopsd in flames. When the
AAOle pile was on fire, the extinguisher
rs brought into service, and a small
Nean not quarter Of an inch in di
meter charged with carbolic acid ga
" played on the FIRE which it complet
Slinguished in less than two min
Laeexpsrimeut was under the super
alOn Of Chief Engineer Murphey, who
apfeSSed his satisfaction with the re-
lnis extinguisher consists Of two CAM
reservoirs capable of holding about
W and ore half gallons of water ench
were Is one pound of bi-caTbonate ot
wa placed in one of these, and the
~ aae amount of tartario acid in the
~aet When the liquids from the two
,sVsVOirs are combined oarbonic scid
~ generated, which is the active
%nt W. in exttnguishiug the flames. Th'
wan %tan is thrown upon the fire by
uaOs OF a pump.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
SNOuldeR braces.

There Is no excuse for any one being
stoop shouldered, IS Christtield & Best,
No. 5l5 Market street have PURCHASED
the exclusive right to manufacture Dr.
Titus duplex eliptical shoulder brace
and are prepared 10 straighten the most
invetera te stooper in few days These
braces have the effect of expanding the
chest, and persons who are predisposed
to consumption should secure pair al
Onca
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
SPECIAL MENTION.
DR.. BImmS' white P1lmOnIc
Ralsmm.

Eb1A8AhAAs
The leading Lung Remedy Of Will
mington, Del, sttested 10 by multitudes
of our citizens, as the real proven tive
Of Consumption and quick cure for
CouRhs, Sore Throst, Group, 60, 30 cts.
and 81. Sold by dealers. Depot, 4th
and King. Philadelphia, Johnston,
Holloway s. Co., 602 Arch St., Whple-
sale Agents.
Holiday Presents.
Ladies' and children's furs, ladies fur
collars, fur muffiers, ladies', gents and
boys seal skin caps, smoking caps, ear
muffs, hat brushes, silk, alpaca and
gingham umbrellas and canes.
RuIntOr0 a BCO. ,AOA Market Street
"Just too cute for anything" as the
Hoting mother expresses 1t when speak
ing Of those handsome Buffalo and
Ivory back brushes for new comers.
We have the little combs with whistle
attachment also. Hartman's, 9th and
Poplar.
Millard II. Davis, No. 0 East Second
street, has in stock an elegant assort--
ment Of silverware and jswelry OF all
kinds, which he Is selling at the lowest
cash prices.
A full line of Heaters, Ranges,
Heating Stoves, Cooking Stoves, Farm
srs Boilers, etc at Schoen's Heater,
Range aud Stove House, 200 to 2l3
Ship'ey street.
The depot for German Preparations
ot all kinds Is at Resag's Drug Store,
FeOnt and West streets.-Germau
spoken.
MDcking Bird FOod, made by Cam
den Bird Food o., for sale by Taylor
& Fullerton, 800 King ST.
Cut glass bottles for covering, % and
80 cents each, sold by Danforth, drug
gisE, cor. End and Market.
Pure German Sour.Kraut, Z cents 9
quart; % cts. gallon; at Ford's, Front
and Madison.
r. j. Ford, Front and Madison, II
sole agent for the pure German Sour
Kraut In this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
uuU,u,rmr,a Eteuort.

Registrar Frazer's official report fol
the week ending December 8, is as fol
lows.
Total number of deaths, Is, classified
as follows:
Born in the United States, IA; for
eign, 2; white, II; black, 2; adults, 8
minors, 8; male, =; fe,nale, Z; under one
year, 4; TO 2, /; . to o, 2; 10 to Is, l; q
to 80, 2, 80 to 40, 2; 40 to 30, 2; w TO So
IL.
By wards: Second, I; Fourth, 2
Fifth, /; Sixth, /; Seventb.2; Eighth
4; Tenth, 2, sent away for interment, l,
Causes OF death: Bronchial cstarrh
commissions, bronchitis, cystitis, deblll
ty, laundice, marasmus. paralysis, Ty'
phold pneumonia, eachl; consumption
2; dropsy, 2; typhoid fever, 3,
For the corresponding week last veal
there were 23 deaths.
Total birIns reported, 40; 25 white
males and q females; black male and
2 females.
By wards: First, 3. Second, 2; Third
3; Fourth, 8; Fifth, Z; Sixth, 81 seventh,
g; Eighth, 4; Ninth, 2; Tenth, Il Elev
enJh, L..
There We're z white and black mar
riages reported.
E, B. FRAZER, Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
The GrentLomdOn FIRE.

LONDON, Dec. 8.-The fire which
broke out last night in the premises OF
Foster, Porter Il Co., Wholesale hoisers,
on Wood street, was the greatest that
has occurred in London since the cele-
brated Tooley street fire. The loss is
estimated at e3,OOO,OOO (Sl5.OOO, ,00O)
The whole block between London Wall,
Philip lane, Addle street and Wood
street, except the warehouses; on the
corners of London Wall, has been
DESTROYED. The tire is now subdued.
II is believed that eight persons were
injured, some of them seriously. Foster
Porter & Co, it is stated, had a stock o.
silk goods alone estimated to be worth
5000, 900.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Blaming . PILOT for tour Deaths.

NEW YORK, December 8.-The local
steamboat inspectors who have been
conducting an examination for the past
few days iuto the causes of the collision
between the steamer City Of Worcester
and the barge Saginaw, in the East
River, on the 10Th ult., when four lives
wers lost, made their report today.
They find the pilot of the tugboat ). j.
Lenox, which had the barge lC tow,
responsible for the disaster and revoke
his license The Master OF the City oi
Worcester is exonerated from All blame
in the matter. The amount Of damage Is
estimated as follows Barge, $4,000
cargo, S25, 600; City of Worcester, $50
Captain Gaines, of the tug Lenox, has
appealed from the decision Of the In
spectors.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Ibe new Fire Boat.

The Are boat that has been construct
ed for the New YORK Fire Department
by Pusey & Jones, has been named the
Tophar Mills, IN honor of a well.Snown
citizen Of that place who has been con,
necCed with the Fire Department o.
New York for the past twenty-five
years. This boat is intended for service
along tie river front, and wi De fur
nished with all the best appliances toi
exiinguis|ing fires.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
A Canary Bird

makes one Of the incest Christmas
presents; his sweet voice being con
stant reminder of the donor. The new
" imported night singing canary is the
best, as it sings by lamplight as well at
during the day; the cost is 81. 80. Cages
can be had from $1.00 for a nice brass
cage up. to 5000 for a silver plated one
The best place to go for these things
Is to the retail department OF the Bird
Food Company, 237 South Eighth St.,
Philadelphia. They have the largest
stock OF all Kinds of birds, cages, aqua
RUINS, fine bred dogs, etc, in America
Canaries can be sent by express win
perfect safety. A printed guarantee
given with every bird.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
RsGuOod Letter POstsge.

Mr.. Bingham, chairman OF the com
mittee on postoffices and post roads
submitted report Friday to the
House In favor of two-cent postage
rats for sealed letters. The House hav-
ing directed tho committee on appro.
priations to make provision for reduced
postage in making up the postal BILL
there can be little doubt that Mr., Bing'
hams bill will become law.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Changes in the British cabinet.

The London Times sketches impor-
tant changes which it has reason to be-
lieve will take place in the English
Cabiuet soon after Christmas, Mr..
Gladstone has hitherto been doing duty
both as first lord of the treasury and
chancellor of the exchequer. He has
found his task onerous, and recently in
a speech in Parliament more than hint
ed his intention of devolving one OF his
offices upon some one else,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Large TUueFA .

The funeral of John Woods took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence, Shallcross avenus near Scott
street, and was largely attended. The
services were conducted at the house
by the Rev. j. L. TOmkinsen, and the
iTterment took place in the Mt. Salem
burying ground. The deceased was
for many years manager of James Rid.
die & Co. s mills on the Brandywtne.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
rnn weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chiel
Signal Officer, Washington. December
Iii A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOB TODAY
For the Middle Atlantic States
clearing weather, preceded by light
rain or snow in the northern portion
south west to northwest winds, station
AIRY or slight falling temperature, higher
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
AlEAway Robbery In washington

N SSnOther of the highway robberies
4 sA'ya NJ have recently beoone SO common
Washipgton occurred about three
n,SS soCk on Friday afternoon near the
Su.of Suot OF Eleventh street and Massa-
Ss'eIts avenue, in the heart of the city.
lSoh NJ victim was young lady who
S'aeS In 0ue of the public schools.
@S assault was made by two negroes,
ISIT,' when held the lady securely
Soao Se the other robbed her nf Jte
hopphg bag which contain eG her
'Noy' Both of t he thieves escaped.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

y1yHUNDERC CLAPS FROM 1903 L. SIXTH
street; 3Bs raislns 25'; 2Sbs -four, 10 cts
Our nincc.me 10 made TO order, We nnd
aiI and nave iC made. 1t Il excellent 3fbs for
2sc Cur cof' 90 at 10c. n. takes waiI and Gun
500 tea ia all the ladies fancy. Il will pay
you all to attend our Great sale trt m now
10 Christmas, 1t began last Wed, esday, the
8tb continues from in the me rning to TO
at night, from now till Christmas. Good but
ter 25c;fresh eggs;6ne early rose 0tatees 0Oc.
at l0S 4 sixth street. Q0V@S
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Oneu Calnlp Fire.

The regular monthly open camp Are
of smyth Post, No, l, g. A. r., will be
held at the headquarters iu the Adams
Building this evening. Tie exercises
will consist Of addresses songs and reci-
tatlons, and those that attend are as
sured of delightful ntertanment.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
EeTawnrc college.

M NEWARK, Dol, Dec. 5, 1889.
DesO0 n Delaware College and Wm,
d. on oorn Prizes will be awarded
\ ~ 1882, in the College Oratory at
asiySs.' S'ex, Fulton, Esq of Dover, will
ever aver short address.
hbs ehor elect Stocklsy is expected
Yorp' present and award the prizes.
Agricultute.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
ASucnN a Every lime.

Mr.. Charles w. Lear, 1850 German
town avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, writes;
"I suffered with very badly frosted
feet. tried st. Jacobs Oil, and it is
the best thing ever had in the house
half o bottle cured my feet"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

A druggist in New Richmond, o.,
Mr.. Il j. Donbam, writes us the fol
losing: "I consider DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup one of the very best things
made. | use 1t altogether in my own
family and can therefore recommend 1t.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Ruurned Rome,

Mr., Edward McInall, who left this
city several weeks since for rhe pur.
pose of visiting England, has returned
home, and 10 looking arst rate.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Rough on Rats. -

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks,
gophers. l5c. Druggists,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

Ex.Goveruor heudricks. of Indiana,
continues to improve slowly, and IL
now able to leave mis- bed for the gre at.
OF part of the day.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
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state of the ThermOmetef
at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
this morning:
o'clock 10 o'clock IL O'CLOCK
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The Evening critic., 1882-06-08
A Cenuiuc surprtsc Panty,

1t is difficult TO learn who enjoyed this de-
lightful occasion most heartily, the surprisers
or the surprised, the latter being the genial
proprietress of the Temple Cafe, and the
former a few Of her temperance friends, who
have learned 10 appreciate her self-sacrincing
and unceasing efforts in behalf of the cause OF
gospel temperance. A pleasant feature Of tho
evening was the presentation of a beautiful
parlor clock, by Mrs. Roach, president OF the
District W. @. 4. o., in behalf of the friends as
sembled. The unexpected gift and the we'll
chosen touching words which accompanied 1t
so overcame Mrs. La Fetra that she could only
murmur her thanks brokenly, but the elo-
quent tears expressed her grateful apprecia-
tion more feelingly than words could have
done, and at her request Rev. Mr.. Hartsock
replied for her In q few pleasant and app-o-
pirate remarks. The following poem,
written for the occasion, was then read by the
authoress, Mrs. Tilton.
Dear sister:
We sought for something to keep pace
With your warm heart and brain;
No clock or watch would dare the race,
Your steps were sure to "gain."
The secret we have now found out,
And place It in this rhyme,
Your skill and DiH turn things about
And give you double time.
Talk not to us of winged hours,
Or swiftly flying dart,
For naught on earth, what eer Its powers,
Outstrips q noble heart.
At 10 o'clock fine collation. was served by
the ladies' In charge OF the affair. In response
to the sentiment, Mrs. La Fetra, the faithful
treasurer of the District W. O. T. U," Mr.. +
NJ. Bradley paid an eloquent and sincere
tribute to her Christian character and untirine
usefulness "Mrs. Roach, president of the
union," was responded to by Mr.. Tilton, and
the toasts to Mrs. Nellie II. Bradley, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. Rosa Hart
well, recording secretary OF the d. o., re-
ceived responses from Mrs. Tilton and Mrs. G
W. Shelton. Remarks were made by Mr.. La
Fetra, Mrs. Hartwell, Mrs Roach, Mr.. Wilson
and others, and the exercises were closed with
prayer by Mr.. Lang and singing by the com
pany, |" "Blest be the tie that binds" Besides
thoee mentioned there were present Mrs
Cohen, Mrs. Lewis, Miss Hercus, Mrs. Hart
seek, Miss Kessler, Mrs. Roach, sr., Mrs. Miles
Mrs shelton, Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs
Rowan and Mrs. Rogers.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-08
The senate YESTERDAY,

After our report closed yesterday Mr.. lap
ham called up the resolution reported from
the Committee on Privileges and Elections to
pay the Administrative OF John @. Underwood
$4,000 in full compensation for his time and
expense In prosecuting his claim to O seat In
the Senate from Virginia.
Mr.. Cockrell and Mr.. Salisbury, In opposi-
tion to the resolution, disputed the assertion
in the committees report that Underwood was
regularly elected, and the validity of the
Alexandria Legislature, which existed tenn
porarily under the reconstruction laws was
discussed
MIR. Cockrell stated that at the time of his
pretended election Underwood was a Judge Of
United States Court, and receiving q salary
as such.
Mr.. sherman, a member of the committee
recommending tho bill, said he had not been
aware OF the fact stated by Mr.. Cockrell, and
claim.
Mr.. Morrill, coincided with this opinion and
MIR. Lapham explained that the proposed pay
ment was not on account OF a salary as Sena-
gestfon, tho bill was laid aside without action.
Mr. Plumb, in charge of the District OF Co.
lumbfa Appropriation bill, stated that the
changes made by the Senate committee were
few and urfmportant. They had made a re.
duction OF sd OG0, leaving the total as re-
quorum was present while the bill was being
considered. The only feature eliciting pro-
tracted discussion was as TO the salary of the
Engineer Commissioner Of the District. This
Senate committee at the pay and allowances
OF his rank In the army or SLIGO less. After
remarks by Messrs. Cockrell, Sherman, Beck
and Conger, the committee amendment pre-
vailed-26 to 10. The committee amendment
changing the law SO as to provide that one of
the District Commissioners may be non-res-
ident was pending at the Adjournment, when
The bill went over without action.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-08
B. & P. RAILROAD.
Meeting of Directors and Annual
Report.

The annual meeting Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company was held at the
company's office In Baltimore yesterday, DR..
Ell ]. Henkle presiding. Oficers were re-
elected as follows: Directors, George b. Rob-
erts, A. j. Cassatt, George Small VIM. II. Wal
ters B. L. Newcomer, L. j. Henkie and Samuel
Cox, IT.; president oden Bowie; vice-presi-
dent, A. j. Cassatt; treasurer, John S. Lelb;
secretary and auditor, John Grove.
President Bowies annual report shows that
the gross earnings from all sources were
s9G6, 431 80, of which the Washington line
and tunnel were SEQ, 774.o5, and the pope's
crease Of $170, As, of which the Washing
ton line and tunnel were $172, ,3l3.66, and the
p G. line were $3,97o72. The total expenses
line and tunnel were S775,77o.11, and the p.
q. line were S65, 1915, showing the increase
OF s2oS, 200.07, OF which d % the Washington
O. line were S3,G27.53.
The net earnings wero on the Washington
line $14b,OO3O1; deduct loss on the 7. @. limo
Sl0,10b.35. Total net earnings $l25,5OS.50
The handsome Increase OF about OILY per
cent In earnings cannot but be very crafty
Ing.
The increased number OF passengers carried
was as follows; Through the tunnel, 109,il3i
Washington line, 12O, 800; Pope's Creek line,
3,o37. Tonnage increase, lol,O2o, or 37A
per cent
The large increase OF expenses is mainly at
tributed to the extension Of a second track, %
tho erection OF a car shed and improvements
at The passenger station in Washington, and 10
necessary expenditures at Calverton stock
yards.
The extension OF the second track Is favor
ably progressing The double track is now In
use from Baltimore southwark to Patapsco
River, and from Washington northward TO
Wilson's, a total distance OF eighteen miles, or
ihree'seyenths of the whole distance between
Baltimore and Washington. In December last
contracts were authorized for the graduation
ana masonry OF the remaining twenty-four
ana half miles between the PatApsco River
ana Wilson 5, and the work has progressed as
rapidly as the unfayorable weather permitted
In addition TO the new iron train shed, 112
feet wide, 106 feet long, at Washington, a
beautiful mural tablet, commemorative OF the
assassination Of the late President, has been
placed In the ladies' reception-room In this
station, and brass nye.pointed star counter
sunk in tho floor 10 mark the spot whore Gar
Held fell. The cost of restoring tho Long
Bridge over the Potomac at Washington, car
| the bridge over the Patapsco cost S53,121.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-08
Retail Prices In the markets.

The following were the ruling prices in the
Washington market to-day:
MEATs-Beef-Srloin 26c. porterhOuse,
SOC; rib-roast, 20a 25c.; corned beef, 12lgG
l5c.i chipped, 3Oc,i beef tongue, Csc, lamb,
25c'i veal, 12@@25e.i breast, l59lse; ba,
G.; sausage, 15c,i hams, 16al7c.i shoulders,
12c.; lard, 15c.
FisH.-Rock iish, large, 15@oOe. y ibi do.
= hi halibut, 15@20c, Y ID perch, 359i0c. '
bunch; Holsters, 12&@15c. n; herring,
ii5e. y bunch; snappers, 12l2c, Y ibi pike,
n.y. So3Ss per pair par ducks
turkeys, 15@1sc, y ib.
creamery, 3oa4oc.i New York and Illinois, s5
@4oc.i roll butter, 25@3oc.; eggs, 2s930c '
doz.; cheese, 15@2oc. 10.
VEGETABLfs..potatoes Irish, ,40G50c. Rpk.
new, do, SOc.(aSl.O0 PIX; yams, 40G50c.
pk.i cabbage, 5 "a 1oc.; beets, @5c. v
bunch; carrots, DC. bunch; spinach, Dom
a0c: pk.i cabbage, sprouts, 3o&l0c. = pk.i
Y PIX; celery base. bunch; kale, 15gdl20c.
Y pk.i lettuce, 3@5c.; radshes, 3,d5c. '
bunchi asparagus, lO@ l5c. bunch; spring
onions, Be. Y bunchi Burmuda, SOC. PIX.
caulinower, 10@l5c.; egg plant, 1o@l5c.
green peas, 50@60c. Y PIX; tomatoes, lOc. v
boxi apples, boa0oc. PIX; squash, 30910c.
doz.; cucumbers, 30(d40c.. Y dOz.
FRulTs.-Orangcs, soc. dOz.; lemons, 25c
doz.i cocOanuts, 0Oc. y doz.; California
pears, 4Oc doz.; California grapes, SOC. v
h Malaga, SOC. = ID bananas, 40c, v doz.i
French prunes, 2Oa25c. 10 Valencia raisins
l2l2c. ID London layers, 2oc. 10; eurrants
Zoe. lbi seedless raisins, 20c, ID; pru
nels, 25c. ID; lemon and orange peel, Doc.
~ citron, zoe. Y III Florida oranges, bO'a0Oc
Y doz.; strawberries, SGloc. qti apples
CANNED doops.-Boston baked beans, 25c.
aaprieots, 26ei egg plums, 3be.; Bartlett pears
FRnkcn CANDIES, 25c. v 10; mixed, 20