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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-03
DIRECTORY
-5t .-t
Principal Business Houses Of tBa cf+,
Agricultural.
Herbert. Bryant, No. 1T King strect
BsEks,

Herbert. Bryant, No. 1T King strect
BSGks.
Burke & Herbert, cor. King and Esi,f.~
Citizens National Bank, =. v. cor D. 'I'ess
Lee streets. ar
First National aank, 3. ". coT. Prince 81.
treets. '-- rs
Books, stationary saa Fria..ss
e. Z. French, SIS King street.
s. F. Dyson, 503 KiDg street.
Ghius, Glassware "a.
z. ]. KILLER, Son q Co, 65 King s,rea.
GOnfecuoners.
Henry Brengle, 129 King stree.
D-f Goods and Eolic1s
D. Berdhcim, $40 King street.
]. &. Chapman, 424 King street
/. tichbere { Co. cor. King and aovsl %.
\. B. Slayluakor, 1C5 King street '' SO
]. 6. Tackett, 100 King street.
Drugs snd Chemicals.
Ernest L. Alien corner King and p.
". f. Creighton & Co., 4. ~ cor V- '.s
gocal streets. u.
+. Is. Lcadbeator & Bro, Z 5. F2irtsx .,.,..
Broadus & Smith, Cor. King and Fsirfsg ~ 81.
ID. 4. Lunt, I. c. cor. Kiag and Wssbas.e.''
St, Gets.
]. StSbisr y Co., Z. v. cor. A.Gg aud Wssl..
ton streets.
Vsrfo!d s. Eall, cor. Prince and Fatr.s, .,,...
e.oeerO and Liquor lsslsss
Robert Elliott, corner ST. Asalh and. r,l.
;, G. &ilburn, II u. Royel stree.
Charles King & Son, 81 Cameron strest
Harlow & Bro, Il. W. cor. Roysl agd Cana.
Erects.
W. A. Johnson, L. c. cor Royal and Cameo.
streets.
G. McBurney 6 Son, v. cor. King and W..
tngton streets.
G. wm Ramssy, cor Hiagand St. Assph ST.,
Hardware and Cutlery.
IT. Creighton & Son, 50 King street
g. F. Peake, cor. King and Pitt streets.
Hotels and Restaurants
Braddocil House
Insurance
Mount Vernon Insurance Company.
JsvolIcr,
Z. C. Acton, COS King street
Il. Wildt, 10 Il. Royai atroet
12n6s- &c
Perry, smoot {: Co. No % corner Cameron and
Union SITS.
Josiah d. D. smoot, u north Ugton st.
Isohiu.sa
q. s. Moore 65 Union street.
WOOD ana Ccal
W. &. Smoot q. 90 go. " Princes e.
J. i. Il. norman. lot OF Queen s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-03
MTAIEIELp & HALL,
"
DRU q G Is r S

Corre. Prince sud Fairfax stroot,
descriptions G specially. English, French,
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; Genuine
Farina Cologne; Mscnolis. Hedyosmia, Gcranium
and Florida W4tcr Genuine Lubins Extracts;
Spongoa Hair BTuahoa and Combs; best English
Tooth Brushes; . sUil assortment of Patent Medic
cinos, Coxos Geletine, Corn Starch Sea Moss Fa.
rino; Spices of all kinds, and select stock Of all
articles sold by druggists at prices as low as the
ssme quality can be obtained elsewhere. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-03
sTABLER G. CO.,
(successorg to z. 4. stablcrl

DRUGGISTS AND oHEMIsTs,
N. W. Corner King and Warrington Street
Dealore in Patent Medicines, Drugs Cigars and
Cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
German sn6 Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
Sponges, Flesh Straps, &c. Especial care given to
prescriptions. jan2S-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-03
VIRGINIA MIDLAND DIvIsIoN.

CONDEMNED SCHEDULE, IN EFFECT
February 80, 1889.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-03
G~ SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To ALL
ORDERS WITHOUT THE CITY

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C., for the country
Ia trade, at 1923 King corner Of Royal street,
Alexandria. Wave have just received at the
above number very large and general stock Of
goods in line to which We invite the attention
of purchasers, both wholesale and retail 1t will
pay you to examine our stock before making your
purchases il. costs nothing to try. We make spe
Pocket Knives, Locks, Hinges, &C., Selves and
other desirable goods. On hand English and
American scythes, Snaths, Rakes scythe stones
Grass Hooks, Hoes, Forks, &C., at extremely
low prices. Call and sec at 1913 King street.
my7 J. T. CREIGHTON & SON
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Vaccination of Pupils Ordered
Discontinued.
IT CAUSES roc Muca TRousLE.
Three Eastern Teachers EmpHoyed-EIose
TO BE Put In All the buildings
for Fire Protection.

Al she meeting OF the school board last even
ing in the new Seattle block. il was decided 20
discontinue the practice Of vzecinAgIng the
childrea In the public schools The vaccination
rule has given the teachers and the
board no end of trouble ever since
il was tnaugurefe1 some two years ago. "a me
members OF the hoard have az last wearied Of
the frequent kicks and have decided 20 DO
sway VITA al The trouble by telling the child
rem TO do as they Pleased shout being yacciTi-
ased. As ali of the scholars now attending
school have bean yaccinated there viii % no
danger for some line % CONS CT Al epidemic Of
smallpox IN that quarter
Superintendent Kennedy reported that Jour
meacement OF the next seTni--two for the new
Broaswsy temporary building and two for the
Queen Anne temporary building. Only one AZ
plicaticn was in from . local teacher. and the
board selected three from 3 list OF 1e0 Eastern
applicants whom they viii send fer 20 take she
new schools. The teachers selected are Miss
Nary Z Brown, of Poftscain. New York. Miss
6rsce Martin. Of Kansas City. and Miss Lizzie q.
Hill, OF Mortified. Mime uta- These teachers
win be given q salary Of so per month 70 start
on. as they are all experienced primary teach
erS
Prof. Atkinson, of the South school. having re-
quested the board TO supply the school With hose
for better FIRE protection. the board decided TO
put IN hose reel or something better on every
floor OF each OF the three large school buildings.
Director Frink was empowered % make The
necessary purchases
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
THE FIRE ALARM.
Work Begun an the Main Circuit--The
other Txrn 6sircnifs.

Work Begun ON the Main Circuit--The
other Two Circuits.
Superintendent Snow set number of men at
work Yesterday morning distributing and
placing on the poles the iron brackets upon
which viii be strung the Ere alarm wire OF the
main circpit OF the city. This circuit begins al
the headquarters on Columbia street. near Sew
euth street, runs out seventh street to iesler
avenue, down Yesler avenue to Front street,
along Front 70 Virginia street, along Virginia to
second street, down second 20 Pike street. out
Pike 70 Third street, along Third 70 Columbia
stfees, completing the circuit at headquarters
There VIII be two ether circuits, one taking in
South Sesttle and the other North Seattle, the
whole comprising thirty one boxes $50 brackets
and about sixteen miles OF alarm wires. The main
circuit contains twelve boxes, and there win be
nine on each Of the other circuits, with room 70
add more at points wherever needed hereafter.
The brakes are made OF IISxIs inch iron.
four feet six inches long. formed IN the shape OF
triangle which win be fastened By four half
inch log bolts so SIS 20 extend three feet above
the tops OF the poles. and superintendent Snow
says the alarm wire viii throughout pass o5er all
other wires and under none. Brackets were dis
trtouted over a mile yesterday sad viii Be put
up st the rate of about mile and a-half day,
As large number have been prepared and all
the iros is here for the making az the remainder.
The WORK OF stringing the wire viii probably
Be begun next Monday, and win be completed
shout s week from next Thursday The alarm
boxes and all the material Is hand, AMI the
work wiz be pushed to completion as soon as
possible. The instruments, repeateTs and bat
teries win be here II a few days, and Superin-
ten6ent SNOW VIII probably decide today as 20
the location Of bis temporary headquarters.
which may be in one of the small buildings on
the Central school grounds, formerly used by
the carpenters He VIII put Ia battery Of 40
cups, aud viii set mp the switch boards TO con-
meet with the three circuits.
TIE location OF the circuits and boxes on the
North and south Seattle districts wiz lot be
decided for several days, and probably not until
the main circuit Is complete. The brackets win
eli be pat Up FIRST and then the stretching Of
the wire viii be done The wires TO and from
the alarm box win be incssed in one piece OF
gaspfpe, extending from the box 60 the top OF
the pole, where the pipe viii be protected from
wet by brass cap.
Experienced linemen who looked at the work
being done yesterday, and the system 70 be
adopted. said that seattle would have one Of
the best ere sisrm systems in the Union.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
FIRE DEPARTMENT NOTES.

Making the Headquarters More Comfort
ahIe--Sad News to Fireman Soptr.
The fremen were busy yesterday al head
quaEers putting a board roof over their sleep
ing ard social quarters aud under the canvas
roof 30 prevent the rain from beating in.
Fireman Arthur }. soper received q letter yes
terday from his mother. IN Jersey City. y. j.,
conveying the sad intelligence OF the death
OF his sister, Florence. under the most painful
circumstances. The child was playing in the
yard on October 10. when her clothing caught
fire from blazing rubbish. burning her severely
about the body aud causing her death Novem-
Der IS aged years and months. Florence was
daughter of Captain Anthony soper. who was
as sea AZ the time OF his chiid's death.
Chief kellogg received q letter yesterday from
f. r. Preston & Company Of Chicago, informing
him that the hose wagon ordered by Seattle Is
now being completed, and that agent jenkins
would be here In few days 20 see him about
the hook aud ladder truck ordered, further
specifications OF which have been requested
Chief Kellogg also received letter from the
Hale Harness Company. Of Kansas City, No.
respecting the swinging harness 10 be pFovieed
By the seattle Gre department. The chief
TANKS The patent swinging device and
names win Re boaght aud the harness made in
this city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

street eounnsizzsoner xas lnszraesed 70 plank the
sEreek IS tnziicnse1-
TEE ALARw sysTKx wTREs
Tztehen asked that fhe ctty attorney Be in
xsxucxea 20 draw up c9atrset between the cry
nnd the teiephone and elesfrie Light companies
for ths privilege q siringtng the alarm system
oEex tie coEap<1y's poles
Han tho1ght fhat Il the companies OBJECTED
tn lsxttng the cts ESa their poles demand
shoad be n aae upon them
Ese<x tnozxhf demanding was one thing ard
getting what they demanded another.
The city attorney wAs instructed Is suggested
BY Twicheil
The followirx ordinance was passed:
Establishing the grade OF Madison street east
Of Fifteenth street.
City Att0rrey Albsrtson submitted an erdi-
nance providing for the construction and use OF
sidewalks sad arsaways
Han, Niesz and Jones suggested several
changes in the ordinance
Tie ordinance was referred 20 the committee
On public buildings and grounds.
An ordinance referring u the construction Of
private sewers was reported 80 be IN the hands
OF the committee on sewers and drainage.
LICENSES RKYxEEKD.
The applications of A. Fortlouis and Miller 4
Co. for retaii liquor licenses were referred 20 the
license and revenue committee
PETITIONS RETEBEED-
W. c. Hill Ell al--For grading and building
sidewalk along Washington street from Twelfth
30 Sixteenth street: street committee.
Pacific Manufacturing Company-For the
rlauking Of Vine street from Water to Front
street: granted
F. C. Alger ct sl-For TIE opening of Crook
street iron Depot to Twelfth street; street com
rnittse.
4. II. Kenyon-For the correction OF the High
street grade assessment; judiciary committee.
E J. Powers ct al-For street lights a. the in
ierscction Of Second Third, Fosrth and Fifth
SIR ess with Albert street. stree. light COM
miftee.
A. = Bayd--For increase of salary as impOund-
ing officer; judiciary committee.
w. 3. PeteTSon-For permission 70 lay water
pipes in certain streets; committee on IRE and
water.
]. o. Martin ct al--For the extension of tine on
contracts 20 grade Lake avenue. WRter street,
Depot street and Yesler avenue: street COM
ritfce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
FORMALLY PUBLISHED.
The New wheat Rate VIII Apply ara.
January 4.

The New Wheat Rate VIII Apply After
January I.
Manager Nadeau. Of the Puget sound Shore
road, said yesterday that the application of the
Tacoma wheat rate to Seattle had been formally
published. TO take effect January l, 1854 From
that dale the rate win Re the same at Seattle as
Tacoma, and VIII cover wheat from all points
~ the Northern Pacific rsilroad and lis
branches east of orting. AID also on al points
on the Oregon & Washington Territory railway,
thus covering all the Northwestern wheat dis
tricf-
He said that the formal transfer Of the Puget
Sound Shore road, WHICH is practically part Of
the Northern Pacific railroad, had not been
acted upon by the Oregon Transcontinentai
Company at its meeting held in Portland last
week. Il was probable that the transfer would
be formally made at the first OF the year, and
afterward adopted BY the board OF directors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

he sfakeGeat %aS referred % ire saAmce
committee.
TN8 HAnES1S STEEEf SEWER
Chairman Twfehesl. o. Ehe ssrees committee
bresgges up Ene na&sses 81 tne swer IL Madison
stress. between Secead su1 sixth stress uh8ea
ths Madison stzeSs Caste CoEa pGny ASH sRneezs
with fae e1ty e. place ia ire nalsse a. the xsret
Hs sssted ttak The raEapeny had removed shs
sEwes 80 c&zefsssle tai q hsd heensaa kle1kas4
up and ths seWare lad oRexaagn
ganss uaoxe1 thst tAe SEWER =, vssrea Ia
proper eo&ailsoa ~ tie ssraas Commissioners.
s23 thst ne eost - assesssd % TIE company
Nsess srgeesse1 9lsaeGlgssx ia nssesnx sRse
sever n s2e neDeeE q the street hecanse 81 the
tvs TRACKS he taoasAt a seEps,Agy sever
EsixAs be plxse3 tssTe
T@scaesl fsoNSaf ne sewer shaa2a ksa eEaeea
II TIE esnles q sac street al oEcs.
Dare sass As GaosSAf y wss ssgh tire 20 ssap
kbs htEs-saas-e4 Fs@ase1sn<s Of Ehe MzsfNsa
szsest catse Company ca Mx&sana ktsssE Fraaa
fAE ElTae taay have cHzaEz aesss SEEK an fhe
stirred. x4sA Durte taSY ssFs keys Is in 81 IN.
E.sssAEss esaaagseza 10 fhA zsss rzEse assev kMa
no sggaf 50 mays tas sswes a. thsv did aas3 ne
t1csEaf saRF esS d 70 ae @sae g. aak 4 ia Is
pzanes pskse AMI 10 ptuT~r n1nastssa
Passllps asa Ssess eoaearred il nurss's 70
zl4rxx
EAe as0ssur = h3Ye tie sever p.4esa n oaz-
sssAaa as - caEa E@Gy's eXgsazss wAS CARED
sATzREx swaKifz &c So p2ANxxn.
CAasFss2n 9snes q ne scsset s,azzsasa.s $40.
Esxsea Enks Battery siress sAeas6 ae Dlnaked
sraa EFsaf 70 Thssa szsSet la order - snrassa q
k'aa1 street = aozs & Is eagsEs AezSsS. IAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

Let's
Les
Fnsz
3als
Los F&isIuE
Isss ssllanE Hka bot eaSe&
Rg~ llgs - sAssa0n Bay secsz5 aad1gsou.
F{ftv oss ssE4 Ehs frss fee ha9rs q sale - Dan.
ses yoges a Co TASs sseesszfni ira PROPOSES -
r4ve sAs paste hair TIE fsaats ans probably Tie
lArssss AaIE, as n every g-sES0us case xAsresr
thes hzze s,ses agents Iuf edssi iens tie bayarx
have saasss ns&1y g4Esss tAs l&rxer pso1s4. kaFSs
essees xess arst etases. Al soss guNrK1sesss 70
LIE vel Ne FSex sozs Ia 9aF A1ocx Terms
eng-seargh easa SO FeE zaeufa o. e4l8nes Nai
sell a. gas IN fwa weeks. SIRE. Daniel Icaes 4
Co as ssscoaa EgreeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

Mr. Charles A. Langridge. a prominent bust
ness man OF Lancaster, wisconsin. arrived yes
eriay for short stay in Seattle. Some time ago
he made investments in Seattle fesl estate and
hts visit row IS to see the place where he has
doubled MS money so quickly. He viii make
heavier Investments hafore returning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
Memorial Cards.

Those who did not receive a memorial card
with the programme OF sundays exercises at
the Arniory may secure one by calling at Low
man & Hanford's. The cards are an appropri-
ate meTnento of the DAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

J. ElmoFe OF San Francisco. arrived yesterday
and viii AZ once proceed 10 put in track scales
on the south siding OF the Puget sound Shore
road, Just west of Grant street bridge. The
scales arc forty-three feet long, have weighing
capacity OF if9y-ive tons. and viii be ready for
use in about week They are the first track
scales set nm in Seeffie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
To Bridge Lake Unions Mouth.

County Commissioner Gash is now at Ross
station arranging for the construction OF q
bridge across tie outlet OK Lake Union. The
commissioners are not expected 70 be in session
in Seattle again before the first Monday IN jan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

n. o. Lee, residing az SIT Washington street.
was yesterday seat by City Physician Grant to
Providence hospital The man was suffering
from q severe attack Of typhoid pneumonia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

fs-sr eesnaA sEna u nau . asnss tai gzse vii
srAw SAT- rsAs. Sasn aaM Is woG wHns geld
w8tca ses q . SEES. = X a4sya NAfesl G as.
~ soas street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

The ssswsrs & Henss Drag cHap&ay es*iesvor
20 xupTly their customers with the best and
rsesf raiiaele medicines il the mAFkes. Iaeir
most recent acquisition - tie wholesale agency
for VhamherlAius Remedies. They are nos
prepared % suFplg thcse celebrated medicines
"a thefr customers. cbRmnerszsa's Cough Rem.
civ i faraous foT rs cares 81 sanoas ard lang
diseases ard Is said 10 egre severe cold 81 less
tsnss saxsl any other irestmeat cnAmeersaia's
frsfe Cholera ard DsEsraez Remedy, IL stand.
a. throughout ere Usifea states far b2Eel con
rlsipts ard Is FeeaEEizsd a. The Ecst iss0EHpt
and rsgfassa me1ielns known for eolie cholera
r-ossns. syxensery and dssyrhra. saaEY cases %
eAroute assFThs@ have been cared hy il thAt
haa rsxissea al ether treatment foe years
Taax wete certainly togsHa2se Ia securing tie
1xoncy hur saeh vaiEshls medicines
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

Children Cry for Pitchers cassoria.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
oNE coon STREET.

Second street Is Now Pfanked From
YeAier Co Pike.
seeond street IL now rlanksd from Yesier
avenue TO Pike street on the south halt. and
with the exception Of couple Of blocks AZ the
nrver end the nogth hail il also banked.
worksnen are ROW engaged in building sup
port foy the street piaakfnE in 'front.' of the
exesyafina for the Manhattan building ON abe
close = hose whieh has seriously Inconvenience
travel f0g sosae tfrae.
Seeotd street Is noE the best street in g. city.
n ,ne var OF sollanesS and absence Of ollslFGc-
tionx
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


BEANS AND DRIED PEAs-Pink, No. l, $500
Bayous, $3.50; Lima. $3.50 to $6 90; Navy
eyed peas, So LOO to 50 90; Green field peas
1920; Lentils, SIS 90 to $3.50; Red Spanish
$2.75 to So 80.
NUTs-Almonds, soft shells, light, ID to lac
Almonds, hard shell, light, to 1Oc; BraZils
italian Chestnuts, is to 171ac.; Pecans, pol
ished, IL to 49,; Peanuts, raw, 10 to L c
Peanuts, roasted, ~ to &c.,; Walnuts, to lie.
SEED. Alfalfa, Ice; mustard, &C.. HONEY. -
Comb, lib frames, lac to 15c; 2-fb frames,
6Otb cases, 13c to lac; fb cans, per doz,
So rs; 2 ID glass pals, per doz, $3 SO.
Extracted-6O-fb tins, to case, per tb, &c to
e; lib tin cans. screw top, per doz, 81 80 to
to So rs; BIB cans. screw top, per doz, 50 SO;
5-tb tin cans, screw top, per doz. so 90: lib
cans screw top. per doz, SO to SO so.
BEANs-small navy. $3.50 per Genital; pink,
So Is; lima, So.
sEEDs-Wild mustard, 11s@2c. per h.; yell
low, 5A@6c.: Russian hemp, &C.; canary,
4@6c.; rape, 3@4c.
HoNEY-Extracted, clear white, 7(0711c: per
h.; light amber, 6@6]ac.: comb, white,
13014c. for lib. frames; 12@13c. for 2-lb.
frames; amber and dark, 7@10c.
DRIED FRUITs-New crop, apricots, sun dried,
bleached, 5000. per lb. Incorporated, 11@12%c
per Id.
RAIs1Ns-London layers, 2@$2.1O per box;
fractions, Csc. higher; loose muscatel. 1.5O@-
81. rs per box; in bulk, &C. per lb.
,NuTs-Brazil, 9@loc. per ID; almonds, soft
shell, 14c.; Cal. Walnuts. $780,; Pecsns,
13@16c.; Cal peanuts, 5000; filberts, 13c.
cocOanuts, 7@$8 per 100.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-06
The Local Markets.


TheSfollowing were the wholesale prices to
jobbers Saturday.
GRAIN-Barley, 6O@65c.; corn, 90c. @$1 90.
s GA1Nb SAss1 81 90 500 per ton; alfalfa
sss9 700; oat' 81 'oo@7 so; wheat 50 oos
FIouR-Los Angeles xxx extra family
patent roller, So. 75 Capitol Mills family pat
iiy, SIS IS; bran. $500; shorts, $50 90;
cracked corn, ST. so: cracked barley, soc.
rolled barley Soc. oil cake meal. 219c.
roosteTs, $500; young ing ROSTERS p 50;
broilers, large, .$275@3. 90; broilers, small,
100000. SO; turkeys: per lb, 15@16c.; ducks,
large, per doz, 5000; ducks small $4,000
fornia, e@1oc.; small, 49,; small 3-ib. hand,
PorAroEs-New, all varieties, 5O@6Oc. per
Eaes-Fresh ranch quoted at 23@24c. per
BurrER-Fancy roll, per roll, 4o@45c; choice
roll, do. s71s@4oc; fair roll. do s5c; firkin,
0V ON1osisEYeiiow Danvers, 5oc per GENITAL.
FRESH FRuITs-Peaches,.7 5c @S1 90 per box;
Apples $100@1. 25 per box Bartlett Pears,
$3.50 per box; Plums, 75c.@$1. 90 per box
ST .oo@i Is per doz sweetwater Grapes. ST. 90
CITRUS California Lemons, $500
box: Bananas, So 5000 90 per bunch.
VEaETABLEs-s String beans, 2@21lc. per Id. !;
cucumbers, 75c per box; green corn, Zoe per
per box ks SUMMER hrH1 squash. SOC per box cab
bage, 5O@65c. per GENITAL; Garlic, &c. per ID.
HoNEYSAll grades Of extracted, 4@6c, per
DRIED FRufT-Apples, sun-dried, sacks, per
Id. &C.; Apples, sun.dried,. boxes, per ID. 70; ;
Apples. evaporaAed, good, &c.. evaporated,
i huns ef Rec H. suDdiied S@7c BlscfSerries.
evapOrated Glib. cartoon, per ID: lac Black'
berries, sun. dried, boxes, per ID loo. Peaches,
fancy evaporsted, peeled, 14ato 16c ;.peacheS
fancy evaporated Hunts, 15@17c. peaches
peeled, 12@13c. peaches, sun dried unpeeled,
9Ec.; Plums pitted, Hunts, 1885,; pitted, other
brands, 12c. Cherries, fancy, evaporated, lac.
Cherries. good. evaporated. 12c.
$1.8O to 81 80; 2-Crown ditto, 81 SO to ST.. Isl;
Sultana, seedless, $780, Sultsna, 2Crown,
ST. SO; 3-Crown Loose Muscatels, $1.75; 2.
FIGs-Smyrna, 5 to 15-lb- boxes, 14@15c
smyrna, 25.lb. boxes. 13@14c. aCalifornia.
o' PnoyHHs s hams 14s4@15c per h.
fINc. Lilly hams. l4s4c Lilly bacon, 14Me.
5ib. tins, 1895; 5-lb tins, 1o.4o; lob tins,
SYRUP Palace drips. barrels, 45o ; do hall
mali gsi tin, 75c. California star drips, barrels,
27lc. half barrels, SOC. s gal kegs, 81 u;
s1aAK-Patent cube. $685.; crushed, 1920
sHanuisted' So 20; CONFECTIONERY A, 5000
extra G, SO. O5; golden c, 81 &c.
FRESH MEATs-Beef, first quality, 41ago133c
per h.; Veal. large, 7@sc. per ID small eg
ton, wethers, &c. per lb ewes, 5@5Hc; Pork
hogs, on foot, stock, $4,000. per lb; dressed
5000.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
WHEAT BAGs-New Ca1cutta &c.
Barley-Dull. Buyer, season. 901sc. buyer
$50, $3.50.
Sugar-Raw, entirely nominal. Refined
quiet, and ~. lower: &C." 6sS@Gslc.i extrs