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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REPORTED by GILLETTE. GIBSON WOOD
EXAMINERS or TITLES.
CONFERENCE.-THE %. lssa.

coNvEYANcEs-JUNE 90. 1883.
Adoiph Rosdor to Frank steskal, 7 file acres
In Ho santiago de Santa Ana; sl0J.
Thomas II. Owens to Joseph X. Nevn, lots I
and 4, blk Ill, willmoro City; 500.
Estate OF David Townsend, deceased, to W. W.
Penrose. 10 acres In Ro san Paseual; q, 900.
Patrick Babnon 70 O N Holton. lots and u
blk L, Mott tract; o. 600
@. N. Hoton to David calbraith. lot o. blk T.
Mott tract; $3.50.
@. NJ. Holton TO O. D. withersii. lott. blk L.
Mott tract; $500.
Alexander Well and L Bradbury to yamsi
Craig, lots and ., sec 20. no Azusa dc Duarts
Estate Of David T. Packard to Thomas Mere
dlth. part Of lots and 2, blk N, Mott tract
~, COZ.
Thomas Meredith to Elizabeth A. Packard and
Abbie z. Packard, same % last foregoing; 80 900
Y. Cabot to Joaquin Bot. lot !, 500 IL, y, !
~ W; $500.
j Banbury to Mrs. Matte s. Hill, n es acres Il
Division D, subdivded lands Of Ban 0abris
Orange Grove Association and Arroyo ssoo, lot
IS and 50; sl4,t 90.
jeremiah Baldwin to Maria de Los Angele
Martinez do Berry. lot II, blk l. Sanchez tract
500.
George Cumming and Sacramento Lopes d,
Cummings to Mrs. Caroline Oysrmsn, lot nsrti
side rcnnsyyania avenue; $3.50.
Richard Corcoran and MARY, his wife, to Mrs
D. q. 0vsrmzn. fractional lots and 8, blk II, IL
lot 5, blk 90, Hancock's survey; $3.50.
q. II. watts, NJ. Il. Hodgkins, u. T. WriQh
and N. Z. Wicks TO J. G. WINS. lots Is and 10
Watts subdivision Of part OF Ro San Rafael
81, 5000.
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WE confess that we have but little
sympathy with Crooks plan Of crowd
ing the hostile Chiricahua and White
Mountain Indians in ON the San Carlos
reservation. 1t looks to us like pre-.
MUM upon murder and IN encourage
ment to massacres. The Mexican plan
of killing murderous Indians wholesale
seems to US far the better idea. Years
OF observation have satisfied us that tn,
only good Indian in Arizona is a dead
one. At all events, some conspicuous
examples should be made Of the ring
leaders of the hostile Apaches. The
process Of defamation is the least thai
should be dealt out to them.
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EASTERN.
InerenAc I'm RusIness FaiIurea.

Increase In Business Failures.
NEW YORK, june 29.-Ths approx.
mate figures Of business failures over the
entire country for the half year ending
to-day, computed by r. G. Dun & Co.,
indicate marked increase in the mum.
Der and extent Of the liabilities az com.
pared with the corresponding period Of
last year.
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HARTFORD Conn. June 29.-The
residence OF Cornelius J. Vanderbilt.
in this city. which had just been COM
pleted and furnished at the time OF his
suicide, was sold at auction to-day for
s430,0O0 The purchaser Is W. IL.
Spooner, Of Bristol, X. l. The pictures
and glassware sold at a bargain; house
and grounds cost 81 500, 900. Thesale was
made by the executor in the interest OF
George N. Lerry, resident legatee.
There was mortgage OF S25, 900 on thu
property.
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DAILY HERALD.
Herald Steam Printing House.

Tho HERALD steam Printing House Is not sur
passed By any Job Printing Office on the Pacific
Coast. outside Of San Francisco. in facilities 10
doing Job work. Low prices good work and es-
petition may be relied upon at this Office
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CHERRY roorH pAsTE

An aromatic combination for the pres.
ervation Of the teeth and gums. II Is
far superior to any preparation OF It's
kind in the market. In large, handsome,
opal pots, price SO cents. For sale BY
all druggists. C. +. Niece, agent, Los
AnQeley.
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QUEBEC. June 29.--A survey Is about
| to be undertaken Of the remarkable coun-
try lying between Lake st. John and
Hudson's Bay.
A Gigantic Marrow -Gauge Rail-
road scheme.
IsDIANAPoLIs, Ind, June GA Sc
cret meeting was held at Plymouth
Hall last night in the interest of new
railroad scheme of great proportions, the
substance of which Is as follows: Two
double track narrow.gauge roads are tc
he built traversing the country in oppo
site directions from New York to Sar
Francisco aud from Chicago to New
Orleans, or, as the circular states, from
ocean to ocean and from lake to gulf
Eight series of stock Of 1926, 600, 900 eact
are to be issued and bonded az O debt
on the double-track road, which, prop
erly equipped, Is to cost but $50, 900 te
the mile, or, single track, $4,000. In
diana will be allowed 100 stockhold
ers, and the organizers Of the scheme
say that seventy-fve of these stock
holders can be residents Of indianapolis
The new company is to be known as the
Peoples Railroad Company of America
Circulation of Counterfeit Coin
| New ORLEANS, June 29.-During las
week large number Of counterfeit
dimes and the original V. nickels have
been put in circulation In this city.
Triple Execution.
FoRr SMITH, Ark, 29.-The muder
ers, Martin Joseph, VIM. ii. Finch ant
Tualista, were executed here to day
Tualista was Seminole Indian. On
the scaffold a minister offered prayer
for the doomed men, after which hymn
was sung, Finch joining in the response
To the question If they had anything t
say, Tualista replied that he had no
and, putting his hand on his breast, SAID
his heart was broken. Martin JOSEPH
replied in the negative. Finch ther
made brief speech, in which he said
81 cannot find words to explain the feel
ings that overpower me as l starr
at the dreaded fate that await
me. am perfectly reconcilet
- my God and it is nothin,
more than Just and right that ! shoulc
make things righ. with my fellowmen
killed these two men that | nigh
escape rather than suffer the torture
OF the commanding officer. He thei
asked to see the photograph of his sis
ter, on which he imprinted kiss, say
ing it was all he had TO leave her. A
ll:45 A. NJ. the trap was sprung
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Special Notice.

Hereafter notices Of Companies, societies
churches, etc., VIII only be inserted in the HEKALp
as paid advertisements. We reserve. for Places
Of Worship, gratuitous directory. VIII oh vii
appear every Sunday morning.
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100 acres farming and grazing land, with
plenty OF water in San Diego county; $1,000.
And other lands, lots and houses for sai'. rent
or exchange.
fJEntiro charge taken Of properties
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pARNELL TESTIMONIAL.

Tho committee appointed 10 collect for the
Parnel testimonial, are requested to hand In .
final report at q meeting 10 be held in Downey
In29 JNO. kENEALf.
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southern Restaurant and saloon.
No. CSC San Fernando street. opp. New Depot
Los Angeles. W. B., Herald ONCE. jn29 Il
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30

Mr.. A. 8. Hollingsworth is the Santa Ana agent
Of the HERALD.
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England Lacking In Duty.

Paris, June 29.-Le Temps points out
that every country except England is
taking precautions against the introdue.
ton OF the cholera, and adds that il the
disease reaches English ports it will be
impossible to prevent its spread to the
Continent, which will owe the visitation
to England.
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Precautions Against the Cholera

MADRID, June 29.-Great alarm pre-
walls in Spain over the outbreak OF
cholera in Egypt. The Sanitary Council
has advised that the maximum period OF
quarantine be imposed upon all vessels
arriving at Spanish ports from Egypt
The Council also requested the Ministry
to urge the British Government to com.
ply with the advice OF the Constantnople
Sanitary Conference.
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DETECTIVE.

Having had twenty years experience In both
:iyii and criminal business In California, anyon'
vishing information will address p. o. boz 1876
Los Angeles city, or call at room II, Grand Cen
trail Hotel offcs bours FROM a. N. to SIN.
As 70 responsibility. address Editor Les Angeles
Herald eieu
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NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EDELMAN e. CO., Cigar Manufao-
turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
obblng trade In Southern California. myl3tf
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Hurricane mt Tombstone.

TOMBSTONE, juno 29.-The most vic.
lent storm ever known in this locality
burst upon the city this afternoon 1t
was preceded by a hurricane which filled
the air with huge clouds of dust, un.
rooted buildings, carried away signs and
demolished outhouses. The wind was
followed by terrific storm of hail and
rain, lasting an hour. accompanied by
lightning.
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Notice.

I am compelled to make room for
other goods, to arrive soon. On that
account | will close out my stock Of
spring wagons at very low figures l
will sell
l-inch axle, 3-spring wagon. sl25
lt-inch axle, 3 spring wagon. .....Sl30
lt-inch axle, 3 spring wagon. .... .sl35
Platform and Aspiring wagons in proper.
ton. A few Oshkosh open buggies viii
be closed out at 500. These goods ]
consider by far the best value ever
offered on this Coast, as they are frat.
class work, and fully warranted. Be
sure and see them before buying.
II. GEESE,
je24'lm rs Also street, L. A.
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New YORK, June 20.-Sterling bills
on London, 90 days, "a s5I; sterling bills
on London, sight drafts, $3.50; U. s.
AIS Of 1901. interest quarterly, sl.l2i;
u. s. as OF 1907, interest quarterly,
Sl.l95; U. s. 3is, extended 81. Sl.03s;
U. =. IS, sl.03B; w. U. Telegraph,
$50
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30

Handsome new Parlor Suit at 5f4 Pea ri street,
between Sixth and Seventh. Would exchange
for COW and chickens J-S0-yt.
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1887.

on First street, near Rose, Friday, June seth,
lady's small leather satchel. containing small
purse with 500 liberal reward will DO paid for Its
near Rose. J9o-it
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WANTED.

A German gardener without family. Also
German cook, female. and without children, for
q small family. Both to do work In the country.
Apply to Walter D. Stephenson, Allen Block,
city. J3o-lw Express copy.
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LOST.

Dog which 10 a cross betwean the 81. Bsr.
nard and Newfoundland. He wandered from his
owner with half length OF chain. A suitable
reward will DO paid for his restoration. at the
Office Of the Chief of Police. Je0-St.
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FOR SALE.

The Eagle Saloon, No. 60 Los Angeles street
with bar fixtures, stock and lease. Enquire OF
the premises. J20-3t.
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LANCE & FullartOn,
FOR SALE

No IL, WEST FIRST ST, between Main and
Spring Streets.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30

The Cholera Spreading.

LONDON, June 29.--The steamer st.
Leonard from Bombay, with cholera on
board, arrived at Harve yesterday and
subsequently sailed again. Fifteen
cases of cholera and seven deaths were
reported at Mansurah on Thursday, 1t
is said the Italian Vice Consul and an
European lady are among the dead.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30
Lands and Lots.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
To Exchange.

Three hundred and sixty acre, OF land about O.
miles from Los Angeles.
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Fire AZ AK LA Chapei1e.
BERLIS, June ga fire this after.
noon at AK La Chapelle, at latest ad-
vices, was raging iiercely. Nine houses
and one Of the towers OF the Town Hall
are on Fire.
Rumor Denied.
BERLIN, June 29.--The Government
denies the renewed assertion that 1t in.
tends to Establish colony in Mexico.
VIII Report Favorably.
LONDON, June 29,-The Press Asso-
citation say there is reason to believe
that the Marquis Of Lawnsdown, Chair
man OF the Joint committee of the
House OF Lords aud the House of Com.
mons on the Channel project, will re.
port favorably upon the scheme and
that there will also be minority report
adverse TO the project.
| Mr.. Incc, Liberal, has been elected
Member of Parliament for Hastings, in
place of Charles ]. Murray.
Disputes the Existence OF True
Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, June 29.-The Minis
ters voted $4,000 for the use of the
Sanitary Commission. All fairs have
been prohibited. A committee of Cairo
doctors disputes the existence Of true
cholera in Egypt.
The American Team Practice.
LONDON, June 29.-The American
team began practice to-day at the Mid
land range, at Birmingham. The men
nave not perfectly recovered from the
effects of the sea voyage, consequently
their scores will be below the average.
At two hundred yards, the best scores
were made by Lieutenant Walter Scott,
j. NJ. Pollard and George Joiner, who
were credited with thirty each. At
Ave hundred yards, John Smith, J. NJ.
Pollard, Sergeant Dolan and James j.
Scott, thirty-tive each; at six hundred
yards, j. NJ. Pollard and Sergeant Dolan,
80 each. The highest possible aggregate
Of the ranges is l05. At eight hundred
yards, Jonn Smith made thirty two; at
nine hundred yards, Sergeant Dolan.
thirty-three; at one thousand yards, at
which only five shots were fired, j NJ.
Pollard made twenty-four.
The Cholera spreading.
| LONDON, June 29.--The steamer st.
Leonard from Bombay, with cholera on
board, arrived at Harve yesterday and
subsequently, sailed again. Fifteen
cases of cholera and seven deaths were
reported at Mansurah on Thursday, 1t
is said the Italian Vice Consul and an
European lady are among the dead.
England Lacking I'm Duty.
Paris, June 29.-Le Temps points out
that every country except England is
taking precautions against the introduc.
ton OF the cholera, and adds that il the
disease reaches English ports it will be
impossible to prevent its spread to the
Continent, which will owe the visitation
to England.
| Precautions Against the Cholera.
MADRID, June 29.-Great alarm pre-
walls in Spain over the outbreak OF
cholera in Egypt. The Sanitary Council
has advised that the maximum period Of
quarantine be imposed upon all vessels
arriving at Spanish ports from Egypt
Tho Council also requested the Ministry
to urge the British Government to com.
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LANCE & FULLARTON
For Sale.

I2 vs.. FIRST ST., between Main and Spring SITS
Los ANGELES, CAL. JS0-u
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FOREIGN.

Fire AZ AK La Chapei1e.
BERLIN, June 29.--A fire this after
noon at AK La Chapelle, at latest ad-
vices, was raging iiercely. Nine houses
and one Of the towers Of the Town Hall
are on Fire,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30

WASHINGTON, June 2o.-The Presi.
dent appointed as postmasters. Frank
Conger. Washington, d. c., and s. w.
Chubbuck, at Gold Hill, Nevada. Con-
ger is son of Senator Conger Of Michi-
gan.
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Decision Affirmed.
The stock Board.

san FRANCISCO, June 29-Best aud
Belcher, 40; Chcllar, 3.75; Consoli,
dated Va, As; Crown Point, 100;
Eureka Con-, 4.30; Gould & Curry, 245;
Hale & Norcross, 600; Mexican, 800;
n. Belle, CTS; Ophir 2.S5; Potos,
l. 81; Savage, 205; Sierra Nevada. 500;
Union. 4. so; Yellow Jacket, sos.
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QUEBEC. June 29.--A survey is about
to be undertaken Of the remarkable coun.
try lying between Lake st. John and
Hudson's Bay.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30

Disputes the Existence OF True
Cholera.

ALEXANDRIA, June 29.-The Minis
ters voted $4,000 for the use of the
Sanitary Commission. All fairs have
been prohibited. A committee of Cairo
doctors disputes the existence of true
cholera in Egypt.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30

CoLusA, June 29.-The Miller case
was given to the jury at $3.50 P. NJ. to-
day, and to this hour, no P. M no
verdict has been rendered. 1t is con-
sidered hung jury.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for TIE EVENING SrAR.

CLOSE OF THE C4NAL.-The canal was closed for
the season yesterday The time OF IT'S reopenjnc Is
most indefinite. The leSSees of the canal have n
nounced that unless the tax upon the canal prO-
perty here Is diminished to 5000 they Will keep the
canal In good order. according to their contract
but VIII so arrange toll rates that no coal viii
reach Alexandria Whether the city council will
comply with this demand is unknown.
RAILROAD MEETING.-The directors OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad held a meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Braddock house, In this CITY, f. j.
klmball In the chair and A. ]. Hemph1Il secretary
All the directors except Mr. j. A Johnson OF Peters
burg, We're Philadelphians The directors executed
some agreements and mortgages before Mr. L.
MarDury, Of this city, and then adjourned.
PROSPECTIVE DECREASE OF PoPULATToN.-John
sent out OF town. Ii similar fate awaits all ner
sons found In a similar plight during Christmas
week, the population OF the town on the LIST OF Ian
uary Will be found to have largely diminished
REPoRTERis NOTEs-It is now grown to he a
general belief that Mr. Hugh Fegan, who has been
missing since last week, is no longer ny1ng-A
decided movement in the direction OF the new ele-
water viii be made early In the new year-Some
OF the heaviest cattle trains known fin this section
are expected down the Midland railroad to-night
The public school teachers were paid or today
from state funds-The market was fuller this
morning than usuaL--The Ladies, Union relief
viii hold Christmas pound party at the rooms of
the former Orphan Asylum school. on Wolfe street
on Christmas eve.-The little colored girl A. Din,
laney, found homeless In the streets on THURSDAY
night by the police, was sent TO the almshouse YES
terday, no friends appearing TO take care OF her
The public schools closed yesterday until the ed
or January next
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A street Car Scene.

SIMPLE COCSTRYMAN AND HIS FIVE DOLLAR Bur-
AN ACCOMMODATING GENTLEMAN WHO HELPS HIM
OCT OF A DIFFICULTY.
1t was ''bob-tailr car here In Washington
pretty well filled With passengers, that a man.
apparently paSt-middle life, entered. He had the
alr and appearance OF a countryman. His clothes
were Of coarse material and ill-fittng He carried
large rusty Valise, and after placing it upon the
oor OF the car and taking for himself the only un-
occupied seat, he pulled out wallet and passed q
I'VE dollar bill up to the driver The latter Instantly
showed the bill back through the little trap of the
door and grufiy said: 'sYou oughter know bettern
ter offer that size bill. | can't change ftD The
man took the money back and said, alphabetically,
more 10 the passengers than the driver, that he
was stranger and didn't known the rules govern
CURED II anybody could change the bill saving tt
was the smallest he had. One gentleman glancfng
at the heavy yaliSe and perhaps wishing to save
the elderly stranger the labor OF carrying 1t upon
MS shoulders. took out his purse and changed the
DILL The stranger paid his fare with ha1f-dollar
and received back the change At the rail-
road depot the stranger lifted his valise
ana passed out OF the car. Then a pas
tleman who had changed the bill, reached over
towards the latter and said, "Would you mind let
ting me see that bill?" 'Certafniy you may,n re-
sponded the accommodating passenger, and with
After looking the bill over carefully the latter NUT
tered "humph,' and as smile spread over his face
uttered aloud "Just as thought it's counterfeit
"What!" shouted the accommodating gentleman,
counterfeitsn "stop! stop" he yelled as he fairly
FOR the car to stop he bounded out, blu In hand
and made good time towards the depot Whether
the bill was really counterfeit or the man who
so pr0nouncedi 1t was simply practical joker the
passengersin the car had no opportunity to ascer-
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The City Markets.

ABUNDANT SUPPLIES AND PLENTY OF CUSTOMERS
THE CHRISTMAS DEMAND FOR PoULrRY-oTHER
FEATCPxs OF THE WEEK.
The Washington city markets for the past week
have been lively generally. The supplies have been
abundant and the customers plentiful
The -four market is dull and quiet. with no
change. The best brands Of Minnesota patent pro
cess sell at wholesale for s. to g. 50 per barrel and
bakers brands at s6a5 to $3.50; family patent pro
cess. $3.50. Wheat. corn and oats are steadier.
choice wheat, 81. TO SI.I3 per bushel
the hay market is filled and sales dull Timothy
clover S $50 Rye straw ira is in demand and d. sale
quick. 1t is thought that hay Will be advancing la
full supplies. The common stock is also plentiful.
m.n mtIie INQUIRY Fancy creamery, IS 10 40 cents
per Isan pound s Wholesale prime 30 10 IS cents mta
cents; western factory, best, "a to p cents per
pound: Eggs are a little rrmer than heretofore
price In Jobbing lots for near by: fresh, % to 30
cents WESTERN Is TO % cents; lined, 20 to p cents
per dozen.
Poultry is at present active,-and the Christmas
demands are likely TO keep the market buoyant for
several DAYS TO come. Choice lots will be In demand
and badly dressed Will be low, from present indca-
tlons. Choice dressed turkeys are selling for Is
Genus by large lots undrawn IL TO Ia cents; live, 10
10 IL cents per pound Chickens, dressed, 10 to l.
cents per pound; undrawn. to 10 cents; old fowls
I'VE, 10 5 cents per pound.
Game Is high and rather scarce. Venison, Is to
10 cents per pound, for quarters or by carcass:
pheasants, 81 to S. quail, $50 to 81 Rabbits 81 -
- n di'o tic just IoW aDuiluilll, Out lHt
prices are looking up; northern apples are s. TO
S5O per barrel; Virginia, - TO $3.50; cranberrfeS
3 10 50 so per box The markets on dried fruits are
very quiet on all grades
Vegetables are steady: potatoes are steady at 40
10 % cents per bushe sweet potatoes, near by, 81
TO q 50 per barrel; Eastern shore So % to 81 so per
oarrel; vans, so to IS cents per BARREL cabbage So
10 50 per hundred; onions, yellow TO 10 20 cents
per bushel; red, 90 to 20 cents
The receipts OF live stock, embracing cattle and
sheep, the past week, We're light with market active
anu higher. Live hogs higher, and calves in good