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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
THE COUNIY's FINANCES.

In this issue of the BAzoo is pub
lished the financial statement of Pettis
county, showing the receipts and ex-
peuditures for the year ending May
l, 1892
1t is by far the most complete, c,n-
Csc and satisfactory exhibit of the
county's finances ever published, re-
fec ing much credit on the able, eco
nomical and judicious administration
of our present county court. and at
the same time highly complimentary
ts our efficient county clerk, Thomas
F. Mitchum.
Every taxpayer in Pettis county
should carefully read this statement
that they may know exactly
what amount of taxes are being col.
lected aud how expended. For the
benefit of those who do not wish to
follow the details of lengthy state
ment, the clerk has so classified and
summarized the same, that one may,
in q moments time, obtain all the in
formation he may desire upon any
particular class of the countyis affairs.
The county's bonded debt has been
very materially reduced, during the
past year, and it is source Of pleasure
to know that one-half OF the entire
court house bonded debt will have been
paid by July 1, 1892.
The various accounts are
all in a good, healthy
condition, and in many instances
handsome balances are shown, be.
speaking a well-flled treasury, q good
credit and an excellent condition of
affairs, all of which are most CRAFTY.
ing to the taxpayers.
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Gossip for Spectators.

Minneapolis received 1856 cars of W heat
and Duluth liz cars yesterday.
Seabolrd export sales yesterday were
544.oOO bu; corn, $3.50 o ou.
The four Atlantic ports cleared yesterday
7i.6iS bu wheat, 2l.0 o pack ges Hour, no.
COO bu. corn and %, $40 bu. oats.
Chicago elevators Ioadcd out yesterday
i49. 90 bu wheat, 2.5, 40 bu corn, and l2O, :
900 bu oats.
Export clearances of wheat and -four
from both CO lists this week were 3,336,01o
bu. against 3;729,0 bu the preceding week.
At the principal markets yesterday re.
ceipts Of wheat wers q i, 0)) bu; shipments,
700 D bu; receipts corn, 575, o bu; ship
me nts, IS, 900 bu-
In Chicago yesterday 6 out of IS cars
winter wheat, S out Of 81 cars spring
wheat, 81 out of SIS cars of corn and l37
out of 395 cars of oats graded No. 2
The four Atlantic ports cleared this week
So, O0J bu. a decrease of 1000 bu froE,
the preceding weeks clearLncas; CO m,
81, 10 bu, increase of 81 100 bu; oats, 237,-
SO bu; increase of $500 bu; rye, 40 o
bu, decrease Of l6. 400 bu.
Bradstreet's es:imltes that there will be
an available surplus of at least 5000 900
bu of wheat carried over July /, about
100000 bu more than the surplus
carried over last yeIr. The farmers re-
serves are estimated 20 be double what
they were year ago.
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1t is generally conceded that the
Office of county Judge is one of the
most difficult to fill in a satisfactory
manner. And yet, in this respect,
Pe,tis county is most fortunte at the
present time, as the condition Of
county affairs will 60 to show In the
eastern district Judge r. E. Ferguson
is a candidate for reelection, and
when his faithful work is taken into
consideration, should be chosen with
a fattering unanimity. He is a
gentleman of sound judgment, of q
progressive spirit and altogether uu.
biased in the perform ance of bis duty.
He belongs to that clesr-headed class
of men who are capable of judging
impartially of the wants of The people
and labors for their best interests ir-
respec i've Of locality. 1t is thought
that Judge Ferguson will have no diff.
ficulty in reelection.
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GRAIN MARKETS.

KANSAS CITr, Mo. June ls.-Cash wheat
sold on change to-day At just about yester-
days prices throughout Possibly the low
grade soft wheats were shaded Just little.
There was a very good demand for wheat,
but buyers were perfectly willing to pass
samples by rather than make the least con-
cession on the price A round lot of p. no
bushels No. 3 hard. out of elevators, was
reported sold at 61c Mississippi river.
There was some milling demanded for soft
wheat.
Prices were quoted at Kansas City as
follows: No. 2 hard wheat G5 1G1c; No. 8
hard wheat 6l@63c; No. hard wheat
5GCa59c; rejected hard wheat :oiai5c; No.
2 red wheat sa d13c; No 3 red wheat tS9
50c; No. red wheat 56(a6ic.
Sales by sample on change on the
basis Of the Mississippi river: Hard
Wheat-No. 2kansas hard. car choice &c;
No. 2 hard,i cartchoice 13c, . cars '2c, 3
cars 1l,sc. No. 3 hard wheat, Car choice
69c, Z cars 6sIic II cars Csc. car 6.iic:
No. hard, 1 car 81 lbs CSC. l
car 81 lbs G5,lc. 3 cars $50 lbs &c,
cars 81 to 5,l lbs &c. car 64lSc. IL cars
So to 54ISc lbs &c, : cars - TO So lbs G3c, 3
cars s2Ilc. car &c; rejected hard wheat,
9 cars 81 lbs Gle. 2 cars A. lbs It{c. SoFr
WHEAr-No. 9 red. 1 car 7,;sc; No. red +.
car choice &c, 3 cars &c. = cars 7,Izc, Is
cars &c. car sc: No. winter wheat, l
car IS ID choice 73c. q cars IS; Id 70c. car
SO ID &c. car So ID &c; No. 3 red spring,
car So ID choice lie; car rejected white
spring wheat, 81 Id 6ic.
CoKN-Was firm at the closing prices OF
yesterday. The offerings We're fair ana
trade was rather dull No. : mixed sold
locally at 42c, No. 8 at IlI.c. No. . white
at fa47k. No. white at 1910, No. :
corn 96C9ssc, no grade q a32c Shippers
paid 4sta&sKc, Memphis, and bid 45I<c
Mississippi river.
OATs-Were weak. A good many on
sale. No. mixed sold 2s(d2ac. and No.
white 3taSO,lc, according to billing, RYE
Was steady. No. g sold at 6s,zc; No. 8
at TIC; No. at &c. FLAxsEED-
90c on the basis of pure. BRAN
Lower, SIC here in lU-lb
sacks. Bulk, 46a4s HAY-Receip;s.
% cars. Market easier. Quotation are,
Timothy. tS5O(d9. 50 per ton; fancy prairie.
$3.50: good to choice. s1@s; low grade.
S5.0C665O. MILLEr SEED--weak; German
millet, 65a S5c; common varieties, 5jtd10c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June lS.-The range of prices
Tor active futures are as follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21

The people of the western district
are to be congratulated on the
high standing. strict integrity and
unceasing labors of their represents
tive on the county bench. Judge H.
Conway's party friends have express.
ed an implicit confidence in him BY
rendering a denomination without OPP
position, and this will be handsomely
ratified at the polls in November.
Judge Conway is not ouly popular
with the people, but he is a gentleman
of excellent Judgment, we'll vened in
county affairs and of unimpeachable
integrity. His reelection will be of
the greatest Importance to the entire
county, as it is an acknowledged fact
that he has made a splenGid member
Of the county curt.
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farmed out again to a bargain-counter

farmed out again to bargain-counter
incapable.
They don't want the statistics of the
country's population and industries
falsitied again for pc iticai effect.
They don't want another four years
of Bepjamin Harrison.
These are the things which the bust
ness men of the country most emphat.
ically declared that they did not want
when they cast their votes in 1890
and overwhelmed the republican party
like food. These are the things
they will declare by their votes in
November that they don't want now.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21

Let the Sedalia democratic club 20
into the campaign for victory. Let
there be no half way doins' and the
work will tell. 1t should be remem.
bered that the campaign this fa1 will
be a sharp one, and while Missouri is
too reliably democratic TO change, vet
the opposition party is on the alert
and will endeavor by every means
known to trickery to encompass, if
not victory, then a cutting down of
democratic gains, which should not
be. Work tells. and especially where
there is much to contend with.
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In response to an article 10 the New
York TT bune, entitled "What Busi-
ness Men Want" and which sums up by
asserting that they want Harrison and
Reid elected, the New York World
heads an article "What Business Meu
Don't Want" and among other things
says:
"What business men don't want We
know from the way in which business
men voted a, the last general elections
They don't want another increase
of $50, 900. 900 in the pension roll like
that m .de during the last three year.
TLey don't want the countrY's re-
sources squandered after the fashion
set by the Billion D ,llar Congress.
They dpu's want the treasury bank
rup,ed by the granting of boun,ies
and subsidies.
They dou't want new taxes at q
time when taxes already outrun the
heaviest levies of the war period.
They don't want the Industries of
the country crippled by the imposition
of taxes on the raw materials Of manu-
fscture.
They don't want to see trade legis-
lated against as if it were crime.
They don't want foreign commerce
crippled by a cocky and bamptious
foreign policy.
They don't want currency initiation
by the purchase of silver with paper
promises.
They don't want that lapse of the
oliver standard which even Mr.. Sher.
man declares is threatened by the law
of 1890.
They don't want half the people Of
the country treated as the public
enemy at the behest of johnny"
Davenport.
They don't want to execute q per.
manent lease upon power in this coun-
try to any political party.
They don't want the postal service
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Ohlcial Paper of the City of Sedalia
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Office. 4
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Circuit Judge FIELD.
Criminal Judge-JOHN E RYLAND.
Congressman-JOHN T HEARD.
State Senator-C. E. YEATER
Representative-R.W PRfG ORE.
Judge Eastern Dis-R. f. FERGUSON.
Judge Western District-H. CONWAY.
SheriH-JAMES s. HOPKINS.
Collect DOHERTY.
Treasurer-JOSEPH y. HUGHES.
County Atforpev-W. D STEELE.
Corouer-EMIL NUEHL.
Surveyor o. STANLEY.
Assessor NJ. LOGAN.
Administrator r CLOPrON.
ConstabIe-W. D WALLACE.
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The Pettis county prohibitionists
no minated a most excellent man for
county court judge in the eastern dis.
trict, in the person Of Mr.. j. R.
Stuart. but, as he can not possibly be
elected. he should withdraw in favor
of Judge R E. Ferguson, a good
man and q good judge, who should
have Q second term.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21

The old, establish ed and we'll know d
live stock commission firm of Brown
Brothers q Smith, Of Chicago, has
opened branch Office at the National
Stock Yards, Est st Louis, Illinois,
for the sale of live stock on commits
sion. This reliable firm has always
had good share of Missouri business,
the Messrs. Brown Brothers being
natives OF this state and well known
in il. Their Office in Est St. Louis
will aff,rd additional IA :ilities 10 Mis-.
souri, shippers. Their card appears
ID this p'per, to which attention is
called.
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Wall street.

New York June l1.-MOney on call in
New York was easy to-day at ~ per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at sis7i! for
sixty-day bills and s.sSiIG&sSif for de-
mand- Posted rates. g. ss,sa4s9iI.
The weekly statement of the New York
banks issued to-day. shows the following
changes: Reserve. decrease, s162.c2I;
loans, increase, 81, s?i 800: specie, increase,
81, s9l, GO; legal tenders. increase. l53j. GJO;
deposits, increase, sl-5,o, 100; circulation,
increase, $3.50 o. The banks now hold
S., %; ,625 in excess of the requirements Of
the p per cent rule.
Closing prices on the stock exchange
were as follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21

Senator Carlisle. who is probably
more able to speak knowingly than
than any other man in Chicago says
+" Much as l admire Mr.. Cleveland,
and DESTROYS as am to see him presi.
dent for another term, l am forced to
the belief that it would be unwise and
inexpedient to nominate him." Mr..
Carlisle has reached this conclusion
because he thinks Mr.. Cleveland can
not carry New York. Certainly, no
man can successfully forecast. the fu.
ture, but Mr.. Carlisle's opinion is
worth weighing well, and democrats
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21

If the democratic convention shall
proceed decsntly and in order to the
nomination of a democrat for the presi-
dency. whoever that nominee is will
fare as well, it may be thought, as
any other nominee. Certainly the
nomination will commandj the sup
port of every person calling himself
a party democrat. Hill, for instance,
is not a favorite in Illinois. He has
never been here. Thei.democrats Of
Illinois have never heard him upon
the stump. They have known Of
him merely. They have seen him at
a long distance. They are not greatly
impressed by his public record,
yet If he shalt be nominated
at Chicago there is very little doubt
that dem ,crats of Illinois will give
him the full party vote. One of the
delegates at large named by the Al.
bany convention to Chicago and sup
porting Senator Hill i. Henry W.
Slocum, who was a corps com mauder
during the war of the rebellion and is
one Of the IN ,st distinguished. as he
was one Of the m st capable. of vo!-
unteer soldiers. He says: l believe
that should Cleveland be nominated
at Chicago he will receive the hearty
and earnest support of the state Or
ganization. In my opinion any state
ment to the contrary is false. l also
believe whoever the nominee OF the
national convention may
be that he will receive the earnest,
hearty, and enthusi ,stic sup
port of my friends" Every
body knows that this generally
will be the rule. All the men who
run around decl tring that this and
that calamity will happen if the par
ticular candi late is n 1t chosen are men
of like character with those at Min.
neapolis shouted death and destruction
to H ,rrison. and the convention not
yet a week over, and now declaring
with great appearance of enthusiasm.
that nobody can be nomlnsted who
will bs able to defeat Benjamin Harri-
son, the champion of protection and
the nob'e lvocate of something else.
The yawper business ls much too cheap
to entitle it to respectful consideration
or to induce a self-respecting person TO
emb ,rk in it. The yawper is nothing
but q yswper yawping his own incon.
yawp.
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The Globe-Democrats illustrated

The Globe-Democral's illustrated
page was an ex ,ellent intro.
ductioa to the great convention,
notwithst ,nding the grotesqueness Of
many of the figures. The most motto.
able thing about il, is the wonderful
march of progress which it exhibits.
Less than ten years ago, an illustrated
page, such as is sh IVA in the CT ,bs
Democrat would have be IN C ,nsiiered
. great feat, nov it is merely an ex.
preston of eutarpris. which is we'll
worthy of commentator. but which
is enterprise, nothing else. 1t is quite
possible, however, that the time is
coming when the newspaper will leave
the illustrated magazines 80 far in the
rear that there will be very little en-
coIragsment for their publication.
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for Infants and Children.

No. 2ye,low. 5iJsc; No. 8 new. 4.,sc;No. 8,
yellow, new, 4Silc. Oats-No. 2
cash, 3l,Ic. Timothy Seed-Cash. 81. 39a
l.33; September. 49,. Mess Pork
Cash, new, $l0S7iE. Lard-Cash. new,
S6i5 Short Ribs-Cash, $S.7a;1.
Rye-Nominaily &c, June, 15c. Flax
seed-No. 1, cash, Sl.t2X; September,
sl.05. Barley-60c
ST. LOTS. Mo, June iS.-Flaxseed-?9c
Castor Bcans-Sl.4j. Rye-Soc.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 1s-wheat-Re-
Ceipts, 5000 bu; shipments, loo bu; re-
ceipts corn, l03.6Oo bu; shipments, 1000
bu. Wheat-Cash, lower, SOC; options
higher; July, i75lc; August, 765Sc; Decem-
Der, sIi{c. Corn-Cash, firm, 431zc; op-
tons higher; July, 44a,c; September, 1870.
Oats-F'irm; cash, &c bid; July, 291ic;
September, .1Isc.
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MISSOURI MELANGE

California, Mo-, glorie. in hav-
ing a saloon keeper named "Swillem."
Truly good name for the business.
The remnants of the famous old
B'edsoe battery headed BY Col Hiram
himself will participate in the 4th, of
July celebration in Monroe county
Editors are having honors thrust
upon them. Wright City, Oklahoma
was named sfer J. NJ. Wright editor
of the Republican, at Richmond. No.
The family Of Bob Ford. in Ray
county, have wisely concluded not to
bring his rem. ius home for interment
but let him rest where he ended his
worthless career.
An exchange truthfully remarks
A dog that snaps aud bites at child
rem is only valuable for sosp-greese,
and the sooner he is dead the better
or The community.
The editor of the Monroe county
appeal says; eve have recently travel
ed nearly IL 600 miles in the Pacific
coast States and have not seen . bet.
Ter country than grand old Missouri"
And yea may travel that many more
miles and nave no better luck.
This is pertently and wisely put:
"To build up . town the people
must ssi k together like brick dust to
bar If soap. There must be NJ
wraBg'h g. quareing. "r jsalousies
among them. Properly owners in
town must offer inducements to se-
cure business, must advei lis. ia the
local papers, and sbove Ill things
must not expect to make a fol;une in
. year or two
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Henry Peoples, living near Pine
Bluff, Ark, killed his wife and led
A Dash for Liberty.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June Is.-Edward
Noon, jailer at the central police sta
ton. allowed a prisoner to escape from
the dungeon this noon and it was only
after vigorous chase, in which
Property Clerk Snow and Patrolrnan
Ballard Joined, that a recapturs was
effected
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who have the true interests of the
party at heart. should be prepared to
face the matter as il stands aud not
endeavor to force Mr.. Cleveland into
a nomination which may prove disas-
trous. There is other splendid avail
able timber, and the party is no, re-
duced to one man by any means.
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1t is possible that better man than
Boies could be selected for first or Sec
ond place on the ticket, but it is doubt
full if there will be.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21

The big lunged, long WASTED men
who are already making Chicago
howl for B ,ies, should save their wind
until it will do some good.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
TELECRAPHIC REPORTS FROM
COMMERCIAL CENTERS.
TRANSACTIONS ON WALL STREET.

Tho Course Of the Speculative Grain and
Provision Markets-JuIy Corn on the
Chicago Board of Trade Advances
More Than Two Cents-The
Kansas City Live stock
Markets-Other Notes.
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Ex-State Senator and ex-United
States Marshal j. 5. Rutan died at his
home in Allegheny City, Pa. of nerv-
Gus prostration, brought on by his
work in vigorous campaign recently.
The extremely hot weather together
with the heat from the coke ovens IS
killing the Hungarian coke burners
in Pennsylvania At Moorewood four
teen of the foreigners succumbed to
the heat and it is believed that three
of them will die.
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Sugar in New York.

NEW York. June ls--Sugar, raw, firm;
fair refining, CSC; centrifugal, 96des test,
Size; refined, firm; crushed. 5td5dc; pow
oered, 4s<ta4fc, graduated, 4ks4xc.
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LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June Seattle
Receipts, ass; calves, 5J2; shipped yes
terday. LBS The market for native
steers was quiet and steady; cows steady;
Texas cattle dull and weak to loo lower
The following are representative sales;
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Eggs and Butter In New York.

NEW YORK, June ls-Butter-Astive:
weak; receipts, 5,43s pkgs; Western dairy,
l2lS l5c; Elgin. i9ISCdaOc; Western cream
cry. lSa2oc; imitation creamery, l21Sal8o.
Eggs-Weak; receipts, 6,aa33 pkgs; Vest
eru l4% Ql5I<c
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Well Cared For.

'-Caraway died yesterday:
Poor fellow; away from homo toQ
I wonder II everything Vas done to
save him;" ~~N
Yea Nobody went for The do1A
tora Lila
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Wheat and Corn In LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL June ls.-Wheat-Demand
poor; prices I'd lower. No. winter. Is
Oil. No. 8 spring. is sgd Corn-Holders
Offer moderately; prices I'D higher to I'D
lower. Spot, Is I0d: June, IS SID: July,
IS CID; August, Is sgd.
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Kansas City Bank CIearings.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June ls.-The Kansas
City bank clcariugs for the week and for
the corresponding time last year are as
follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21

Live and let live" is not the
motto ef the live electric wire.-Sift>
ipgs.
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Sheep-Receipts 2al; shipped yester-
day l,<2i. The market was nominally weak
compared with yesterday and 25c lower in
the last two days.
Live Stock Notes.
Dressed beef men bought 1885 cattle yes
terday. Armour bought $50, Kingan 10,
bold 81, Phoenix packing company o.,
Swift So, p. D. Armour 100 aud local
butchers s.
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Hogs-Receipts, s.O75; shipped yester-
day, SO. The market was fairly active
and steady for good hogs and steady to SC
lower for common.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-05

$2G 90: cracked corn, per GENITAL, 81 35; rolled
barley, $L25; mixed feed, ST I5 feed meal,
Grain and Hay.
6oRKEpeI 6SaREEypYBrewins, 2o@i.so feed, soas5.
OATs-No. /, per tental, $3.50.
O., wnsATaNo. .aa, q per Genital, 81 55@1 so; No.
HAY.Ost No. /, $12; wheat No. l, $i5; bar
Ley No: L. $l2: alfalfa No. 1, $40; No. 2 grades
$l lower all around.
srRAw-Barley per ton, $500; wheat, $500.
Poultry and Eggs.
PouLTRY-Hens. $6OO@6. IS per doz.; !; young
ers, $s; ;oo@a oo; ducks, 81, ,oo@s 90: geese. 81
per head turkeys, 17(N1Sc per pound
EeGs-Ranch, 20@21c per doz.
Dairy Products.
@35c; fair, 25Q03Oc
,Cgg,EIE,sSE-EasteIn, I,Ss 14@15c; California, large,
111@dlhc; small, 121sc: three-pound hand,
Honey and Beeswax.
HoSEY-Comb, 1 ID forms, 14@l6c; extracted,
BEEswAx-23@24c.
ALMoNDs-soft shell, 15@16c; paper shell,
l9@2lc hard shell, 3 a1Oc.
pEANUTs-Raw. 345c per fb: roasted, 708c.
WALNUTs-Hard shell, 608c; soft SHE'LL
Dried Fruits.
APPLES Evaporaued, S69c.
AfhlCOTS-bleacned, 7Q9c; sun. dried, 5l17.
FIGS, California-140016c.
PEAcHEs-Eancy cvaporated ,unpeeled, 76e8c;
cleo l@l &c; sun-dried, unpeeled, 5 07c.
PRUNEs-Fancy, 8l1l0 0c; choice, 7@8c
RAIsINs-London layers, $l.5O02.OO loose
Muscatels, ~ .00@1.25 per box; Sultana, seed
less, &c per lb.
Fresh Fruits.
ORANGEs-Riverside navels, per box, SO so;
seedlings, $1.75G2.OO: Placentia navels, So. SO
@3.OO seed .ings $175; Redlands or Duarte
navels. SO O0@3 so; seedlings, 81 .0002.25,
Mediterranean sweets, $2.25@2.5O; common,
81 1901. .25.
APPLEs--Local, per box, 81 .4O@1 so; eastern
per bpl, $5. .5O@6 90.
BANANAs-Per bunch, So 25C02.5O.
LEMoNs-Cured, $2.50@4.0O per box; un'
cured, $1.50@2.25.
Fresh Meats.
BEEF-Per lb, 6@61%c.
MUTTON-Per lb, sc.
LAMB-Per lb, 90lOc
PoRK-Per lb, 7c.
VEAI.-Per lb, 7@1Oc.