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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

~ TVS srtEEns:
The cold, backward spring has at
last given way TO summer, and now
the temperature lie just right for a
good shade.
| Our farmers are jubilant over the
prospects Of good crop and harry
esting will soon be in full blast.
But little is being done in the
way Of mining here at present. We
have plenty of good mines but it
requires money to work them. If
capitalists could only be induced TO
come and examine the mines and
see for themselves what is here, we
feel sure they would not go away
disappointed. II seems mystery
why moneyed men are 30 lothe to
take hold Of such good investments,
! but IL is only a question of time
when their attention will be directed
this way, and they will not be dis
appointed either. Several new dis
coveries have been made this spring
which bid fair to be good mines
E when developed.
3 Peter Johnston and others are
e working a placer claim above town.
3 The bar contains about 80 acres
:. and 1t all prospects from 10 to l0O
9 colors to the pan.
9 Politics is on the boom here
d About every voter has signified his
h intention to bolt from the two rot
e ten old parties and see that Ber
and Grover both get left next No
ls vember. This camp will go soliC
n for Weaver and Field.
E. A short time ago burglar brok
y into a miners cabin on Deer creel
Ne and stole several pounds Of Of gian
IN powder, also some other things
j. The house is a log one and the THE
effected an entrance by removin
Is the daubing and thinking from III
ne wall He then inserted his han
of and pried the lock off Of the dot
III inside. After helping himself
fe what he wanted he carefully r
n placed the chinking and plastere
I'd II over with mud, the same as
a was bcfore-showing him to be a
to expert ut the business-but he ne
% lected to repair the broken lock.
ne was lucky for him that he did NJ
% stop to do so, for the owner of u
20 cabin and three other men can
q. along in q few minutes after ar
ell found the mud he had used not y
i'll dry-so IL was evident he had n
I'M been gone but short time. If |
lie had been captured Pine Gro
would have had an opportunity
rejoice over the loss of one thief.
There was no public demonstr
70 ton here on the 4th. but Mr.. ar
he Mrs. Geo. L. Crandal attended Il
IN picnic and ball at Rocky Bar, ar
iff report having had a very pleasaI
EN- time with the good hearted and jol
,er people up there. Sooner.
,tv Pine Grove, July ~, 1892.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

I'd. Booming ehe Victim Of q Terri
BILE Acctdeax.

Ed. Booming ehe victim ef Terri
Bile Acctdenx.
Sunday morning word came BY
telephone from Rocky Bar that Ed
Bonning Of that place had been 90
unfortunate az TO have both Of his
legs broken and badly mangled
while hauling wood about two miles
above the Elmore mill, and re-
questing that a physician and sur
geon be sent Immediately to attend
him. DIR. Baugh soon started for
the Bar by private conveyance, and
DIR. Perrault Of Boise, who had also
been telegraphed for, passed through
this place Monday evening on his
way TO the unfortunate sufferer.
II appears that Mr.. Bonning was
wood contractor, and had recently
purchased young, unbroken horss
which was attached to the wagon
The animal became frightened ant
attempted to run away, and whil'
irving TO check him Mr.. BonninI
fell and the loaded wagon, with tn
breaks on, ran over and broke hi
legs in a horrible manner. Dr.
Baugh pronounces his injuries a
"a compound fracture of both bone
Of the left leg between the knee an
ankle, and simple fracture Of bot
bones of the right leg between kne
and ankle"
Mr.. Bonning was brought TO thi
place Friday and taken to Boise o
! Saturday, where he proposes TO o
] cure a cottage and have his famil
I Join him there. While here b
, seemed quite cheerful, and spoke
highest praise of the skill and kin'
E ness of DR.. Baugh.
Ed. Bonning is an industrio,
!. and highly respected citizen Of u
), Bar, and as he is not possessed
|, much wealth the misfortune wi
!. fall heavily upon his faithful wi
and little children as well as hir
self. But that generous heart.
j. people have never yet permitted
: good person in their community
: suffer for the want Of anything pr
1 durable. In q short space Of tin
' after the accident purse Of ~
8 was raised by the Rocky Bar pc
E pie and presented to Mrs. Bonnin
Q Mr.. Bonning is a worthy Odd Fl
e low and knight Of Labor, and W
= of course receive due attention fro
a members Of both Of these mol
! orders.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

Al. Bruce went TO the Capitol
city Thursday.
]. nj. johnson has removed his
Office TO the Gilmore bank.
Postmaster Underwood is erect
new dwelling house on the west
side of the railroad track.
Mrs. Dial. wife Of Lawyer Dial, de-
parted yesterday for Big Camas,
on visit to her parents.
- Horses and cattle pastured
by the day, week or month. Apply
TO MANUEL CONES.
Nelse Davis has secured the con-
tract for carrying the mail between
Rocky Bar and Atlanta until July
next.
ALI. Portlock of Bruneau and
Miss Mary Irwin. of San Francisco,
have recently joined the army oi
wedlockers.
At last the people along the South
Boise river between Pine Grove and
function Bar have some hope the
county dads will erect bridges over
that stream.
VIM. Service, banker at Farming
ton, WASH, and son-in-iaw of w
C. Reynolds, arrived in Mountain
Home Yesterday with his wife and
children. and will visit with relative,
for several weeks.
The people along South Bots.
river from Prices ranch TO junction
Bar have petitioned the School Su
perintendent TO be detached from
Rocky Bar and to be added 70 Pins
Grove school district.
DIR. Smith was called TO CHECKER
creek, Camas prairie, by telephon'
from Lime creek Wednesday To at
tend q little girl Of VIM. Wilson
" no had been seriously injured b,
being tramped upon by horse
The DR.. says the child will recover
C. f. Kaufer was pleased TO b
Joined here by his wife and childreI
few days ago. Mrs. kaufer ma
returned 10 Boise to transact som
business FOR her husband, after tn
completion of which she viii tax
, up q permanent residence in Noun
tain Home.
The carpenters have abou
completed the additions TO Johnn
Mitchell's livery stable and it no'
! presents the appearance Of a metro
politan institution of that kind. Nj
, Mitchell 10 now able 70 accommt
date all who may patronize his poi
ular horse restaurant.
al The ladies Of the Congregations
) Church have organised an aid socli
: ty in Mountain Home, with Mr.
: Loring as President, Mrs. Crumms
4 vice president, Miss Burr secretar
) and Mrs. How're treasurer. A lite
+ arg and musical entertainment wi
= be given by the ladies in tho nes
n future.
vi ~Go 10 Rinehart's for frei
vegetables and fruits-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17
Mary, daughter of Mr.. and NJ,

Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. johnson, is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Haven are pre-
pairing for a trip to the mountains
Commissioner Sam Black well and
Auditor Wickersham went to Boise
Friday.
John Brady, for \ long time sec.
ton boss here, has been superseded
by MIR. Harrington.
Mrs. Rinehnrt has taken charge
of the Gem Restaurant, and this
fact alone is surety that good and
clean meals can always be had al
the Gem.
James Mullany came up from the
Ferry yesterday to attend the Re
publican Committee meeting. Ht
however snatched time TO call and
swap few lies with the BULLETIN
religious editor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17
New Photograph Gallery.

L. BuRNo has opened a Photo
graph Gallery adjoining Odd Eel
lows hall, and is now ready for
business. He solicits your patron
age and guarantees satisfaction.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17
For Sheriff.

rslgned hsreby announces himself can
a,aass ,r sheriff Of Elmore county. suhie't TO thu
decision Of the Democratic County Convention
Bid j. ROBERTS.
D,.na', Ferry, Idaho, july 10. isos-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17
Attention. Happy Fashsrs.

special convocation of King Solomon Circle No.
ass Anrisnt Order Of Happy FATHERS ~ili be held Ia
the Patrisreh's Tent IL Mountain Home on SUNDAY
evening at the usual hour. The Most Pui.san'
Grand MArAjah viii visit and lecture. Subject: "In
GREASE and Multiply" Fall not 10 attend aad hsas
IL By order, GRAND RACHEA.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17
Sid Roberts for sheriff.

Under the proper heading in to-
days BULLETIN Sid. Roberts, the
Glenn's Ferry lumber dealer, an
no.nces his desire TO become sheriff
Of Elmcre county. He has been
a deputy sheriff at his precinct ever
since the organization OF the county
and all acknowledge that he has
served his people faithfully and
efficiently. Furthermore, lie is q
capable and popular man and would
fill the office of sheriff TO the salts.
faction of all parties. Next.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

John p. Martin, OF Rocky Bar. announces himself
q candidate Tor Assessor snd collector OF Emore
county, subject TO the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

lama, Carroll Of Mountain Home. respectfully an
,ounees himself q candidate for sheriff Of Eimors
county. subjsc. TO the decision Of the Democratic
<-ountv c,--.v~ution-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

Sheriff Hill took the train for
HALEY ON Wednesday.
G. w. Fletcher, Jr.. started We'd
nesday on his monthly visit to
Rocky Bar, accompanied by Mrs.
Fletcher.
". C. Reynolds and A. L. Wal
cot departed Monday for the noun
tains along South Boise, on weeks
fishing and hunting trip.
Railroad attorney Lockwood and
Messrs Morris, Olmstead and Con
nors, all Union Pacific officials, vie.
tied Mt. Home Friday. and wers
escorted by K. G. Helftich 70 Lake
Elmore. These gentlemen were en-
thusiastic at the sight Of that mag
nificsnt body Of water, and predictes
great results for Mountain Home
through its agency. During thei
stay they saw the necessity OF NOR
side track ut this station and viii
doubtless recommend that q nev
! ss2e-.rsok be laid on che west.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of Commissioners Of
Elmore county met Monday, July
IL, in regular session. Present,
Messrs. Blackwell, Manion. Davis,
and Clerk Wickersham. The fol-
lowing proceedings were had;
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

Rudisill pulled out Wednesday
with . big load Of freight for Rocky
Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

Mountain Home Lodge No. 10, I.
o. o. f., Saturday night installed
the following ofiic ers to serve un.
til January next:
n. &C. w. Howeth.
v. q. C. r. Mahoney.
r. ST. II. McWilliams.
Treas.--R. w. Smith.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17
Mountala Home Churches.


FIRST CONGREGATIONAL cHURcH-Rsv. u; ".
Burr General Missionary for ldAhol acting PAr
tor. Services 81 uld Fellows Hall every s&o-
bath al lo.s6 . m. and $50 p m. sabbath
School ct II Cottage prayer mseting each
"Wednesday evening.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Preaching. morning and
evening every First and Third sualdsy OF each
month, b. the Rev. Mr. Jsaniasss Of shoshoas
Sunday S.hoci n p. m
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

Full Board and Clerk wiekerhAm present Ths
following accounts and parts Of accounts were exam
insd, allowed and warrants ordered drawn on tia
several county funds tor same
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

lSDAY, July II, 1892.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17

Prsssnt. MEs.ra haaion and Davis aanion chair
naAa pro s~n; Dspasy Clara. PsFtili
o,ssrses ~ax saAAs ~tlh ChAA Rinshart for Tina
hoara, lols.nk and pAAhlns tor ali uoaA.5 ihssn,s
s,T ,Asss nsorsns from Asss. Al dollar psE day
hoard adjourned 10 10 o'cloek saturday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-02
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
aheaf Das e not sooasy lover No spring
red. soc; No. 2 corn, 5oNc: No oats,
sslS@ss4c: No. 2wbite, s5@3ds4c; No. white,
A@41ac: No. rye: 75c; No. barley. 6Oc: No.
| f1axseed, 81 O31a; prime timothy seed, 81 2@
| l IS; mess pork per bbl.. $11 95@ll IN; lard,
| per 100 lps: S. s73a@6 30; short ribs sides
| (boxed), Sc 25@6 80; Snort clear sides (boxed),
81 10; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gal, 81 10: sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm and unchanged. Eggs,
l41a@14Ac.
NEW YORK-Flour dull. Cornmeal quiet.
Wheat-Spot steady and moderately active:
No; red. S9c in store and elevator, dig
sac; % sea 3 x No No. rec Scss Ss@
SoStnsf% No No chicaso @ oiSas $685.; so 10
tions, No. red, july. s51@@S6[sc, Closing at
| s61Sc: August. s519@S6Hc, closing at s6c;
September: s61s@s655sc, closing at s6szc; octo.
s. s s eosinS eiosinSs at At Sc &C. N0y1e@es5 1eeem
her. s9@@ss5sc, closing at ssAc; May,
es14@sSssc, closing at 9s7zzc. Rye nominal
ana ana dull an Western ss@soc Corn-spot dull
69Hc afoat; nngr,ded mixed, 45@eO1sc; op-
tions. July, 56@574c, closing at 57z Gugust.
55@56c. closing at a5Ac; September, SIG
at 54c. Oats-Spot dull and lower; options
quiet and tirmer: july, 37A03sc, ciosin@ at
3Sc; August, 365l@03714c, closing at 37l<c;
September, 361l@361ac. closing at 3615c: spot
No. white. 4C12c; mixed Western, 36DIOc;
white do, 3S1a@46; Chicago, S91a Hay steady
and quiet. Hops steady and quiet. Tallow
dull steady and quiet. Eggs-Fancy firm;
Dther qualities dull and weak: Western, poor
to prime, 14@l6c; receipts, S,76l packages.
Hides steady and quiet. Pork firm: old mess,
Sal 0O@ll 20; extra prime, S11 00@l2 co. Cut
meats firm and quiet; middles quiet and
firm. Lard weaker and dull; Western steam
closed at 81 171a: options, July, 81 10; August,
81 81; September 81 80, closing at 81 %. But
ter i'll moderate demand; rather easy: West
ern dairy, 4@16c; do creamery. 1922; do
factory, 15Gl6c; Elgin, 2l1aG922c. Cheese quiet
and weaker; part skins, 1895.
BALrIFORE-Wh Wheat dull; No red
spot, s51a@s55sc: July, s4@Si4c; August, s3N
@S4c; October, s614c asked. Corn dull; mixeG
spot 55@5514c: July. 54s4@554c; August, 5415c
asked. Oats steady to firm; No. white
Western, 4l14@42Ec; No. mixed Western,
391ac.. Rye quiet; No. 2, S41ac and nominal.
Provisions steady ana active. Mess pork |
$l2 so. Lard-Ref1ned, S]Sc; crude SIC. But
ter active: creamery, fancy, 2lc: do fair to |
choice. 10000; do imitation, 17@lsc. Eggs
steady at l6c.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour dull. Wheat |
No. red, July and August, S5@S51lc; Septem- |
Der, s514@s5Ac; October, S6@S61ac. Corn |
No. 2yeIlow in grain depot and elevator. |
53c: do in export elevator, 55c: No. mixed |
July. 5i14@55c: August 53sl@54c; September |
and October, 531a@54c. Oars-Car lots dull; |
futures wholly nominal. No. white, $3.50 |
4Oc: No. . white. 4lc: No. white. July, 40 |
@4o11c; August, aoh@S974c; September and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-02
HOME SECURITIES.
FOURTH OF JULY PLAYS A PART IN
THE PROCEEDINGS,

The Philadelphia Company's Good State.
ment Gives the Stock a Boost-Citizens'
Traction Scores a Handsome Advance
Pleasant Valley steadies Up.
There was considerable Fourth of july in
the stock market yesterday. 1t was so pro-
nounced at the last call that business was
neglected, only ono trade being made. Alto
gether, however, results were satisfactory
for the eve of Long holiday.
The statement Of the Philadelphia Com
pany made good impression, showing that
the company is in excellent condition. The
reduction of debt in the three months that
have elapsed since the last annual state
ment amounts to 49, ,023 IL. Besides wiping
out the collateral bond account and reduc-
ing bills and accounts payable, $7s, 900 of the
regular bonds have been retired. On the
strength of this exhibit the stock advanced
a big fraction, with more demand than sup
ply.
Other good features were Citizens Trac.
uion, which advanced a point, Luster and
Switch. Pleasant Valley sold at 26h and
closed steadyat that figure. There were no
consolidation Developments, although it was
asserted that all the preliminaries had been
arranged.
Sales at first call were 10 Manchester Trac-
tion at 45H, and IA Luster at 81. Second call,
Is Citizens Traction at GA, 100 Philadelphia
Gas at lS1s, and 100 at 1S1s. Between calls 2OO
Pleasant Valley sold at 26l<. Third call was
sluggish, the only sale being that of 40 shares
of Switch at II. After call, 10 shares OF Phila-
delnh Gas changed hands at ls1<.
The unlisted fractions stood ut the Inst
call: DuQuesne, Is bid; Birmingham, % bid;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-02
The Wo oil Markets.

NEW YoRK-Wool weak and quiet: domes.
tic fleece, 2619@35c; pulled, 29932c; Texas, II
@22c.
ST. -Wool-Receipts, $4,000 DO un ds
shipments, 200 pounds There is no
change in tile tone, and prices remain as
quoted previously. The demand was quite
light, the manufacturers being practically
out of the market.
PHILADELPHIA-Wool quiet: prices steady.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above, 2s@30c; Y, 26@2sc; medium, $50
35c: coarse, 33G3412: New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Wes- ern fine and Y or Xxx, 240
25c; medium, 32@34c; coarse, 3315@34c; fine
washed delaine and Xxx, 2s15@33c; medium
washed combing, 32G33: coarse do do do.
3f@35c; Canada do do. 3a@34c; tub washed
Choice 56G3Sc; fair. 35@36c: coarse, 33634c;
medium unwashed combing and deiaine
25027c: coarse do do DO, 25@27c: Montana
l6@22c: Territorial, l3@a0c.
PHILADELPHIA-The wool market il quiet
and prices stendy: Ohio, PennsyIvania and
W est Virginia Xxx and above, 2S6SOc: Y 16O
2oc: medium, 35GD35c; coarse, 33@3415c; New
York, Mlchi.an. Indiana and Wes ern fine
or ana A4,25026c: medium, 32@34c; coarse
3332@34c: fine washed delaine, Xand XX,
2s19053c: medium washed combins and de-
do 40. S2@3ic; tub washed, choice, S6@3sc;
fair, 35QS6c: coarse, 35@34c; medium un-
washed combing and delaine 25627c; coarse
do DO do, 25G21c: bright unwas ed clothing,
fne or \ an Xxx, l9@2I1dc: medium 24927o;
coarse, -43@2519c: dark earthly unwashed
clothing, line, l5QHc: medium, lS620c;
coarse, ls@2oc; Montana. fine, l6Q1 &c;
medium, i9@22c; coarse, 2H@22c; Territorial,
line, lS@i1c; medium. l5@20c; coarse, ls@20c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-02
ACTIVITY AT CINCINNATI
Some Contracts Let for Six to Nino Month
nj LON I,rdces

Some Contracts Let for Six to Nino Months
at Low frices.
CINCINNATI, July l-ISpectdl 1-Rogers,
Brown Co. say: The week closes with a
good deal of activity all along the line. Not
few buyers have concluded that 1t would
be unwise to wait longer for the market TO
find bottom, and have tried to cover their
requirements as far ahead as possible. one
concern, near the end of the week, en-
deavored to place contracts at current mar
ket prices for u months ahead. In was un-
successful in this, but succeeded in covering
for all kinds of iron from six to nine months
ahead at lowest possible prices. The compet1-
tion among sellers is SO great in the case OF
large and gilt-edged customers that conces-
sions are made even beyond what the 'ur-
naces deem wise and business-like. The
tonnage of Southern coke iron that has been
booked in tie past 80 days is thought TO De
very considerably in excess of the total
product II the same activity is maintained
another month there will be an excellent
foundation for an advance of prices. Inere
is no disposition to advance prices untli all
the conditions are favorable for MAINTAINING
the advance A slight Improvement fol-
lowed by another reaction would make mat
tiers worse than ever.
In charcoal irons there has been consider
able activity, but with DO improvement in
prices. 1t was thought that the low sellers
of Lake Superior charcoal iron having taken
contracts in the past 90 days would pc Wen
out OF the way before this time. There
seems to be enough of them left however,
TO take all business that is offered without
improvement in prices. These prices, all
admit, unremunerative and unneces-
sary in view OF the large demand. The gen.
orally favorable condition of crops and ease
OF the money market supplemented by the
removal of business political uncertainties
gives a foundation OF security and con-
fdence in all lines of the iron trade. Most
foundries and mills report business fully up
to their expectations The first of the
month finds the questions between the
Amalgamated Association and the iron and
steel makers still unsettled, ,butnegotiations
are in progress that will settle the question
OF a strike in a very short time
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-02
Groceries,

The movement in this department of trade
| is reported active, and the weeks volume
of trade shows an increase over last week.
Sugars are firm enough to advance, and
canned goods of all kinds are active, with
an upward tendency to prices.
GREEN CoFFEE-Fancy, 21ha22kc: choice Rio.
2N@2lc: prime. 1SIlsc; low grade, 16l7c; old Gov
ernment Java, 2S93lc: Maracaibo. 2l@22lsc: Mocha.
G1ayra. 21@22xc.
Roasted On PaPegsl.standsEd brands 10 l5c:
bulk, 81 ;s@sac; Maracaibo, 2a@24c: Santos, 1870
aoc: peaberry; 261Se; & choice Rio, 2lAc prime Rio
SPICES (whole) Gloves, a9loc; aispice. &c;
cassia: SC: pepper, 1oc: nutmeg; 7o@soc:
sd e SeadgS ls5 sc wster whse Hhe
71@Sc: globe, 141l4sc: elaine. 13c; carnadine, 11c
loyaline, lac; red oil, 1oa@1Ic; purity. 14c eine
M1SERs' oILmMo winter strained, ae@pc
$ sfRUP1Corn % syrup S saSc: Choice sugar syrup.
SS@c;
PIC: 6l-e.r6. assorted passsses. ja@sc sal soda,
CASDLEs-s!ar: flI weight, SIC; stearine. per
SET R,sEGssa se; RasaGar Garo,ina isse choice
sTARoa-Pear s94c; corn starch, 5A@6Ac; gloss
FoRE!GN FRUIr-Layer raisins: 81 IS; London
layers; sz 25; Mqscatels, 81 75 California Musca-
cia. 6l2@7c: sultana: s@13c: cnrrants. 3h9sAc:
cocoanus, o 100 s! G94 so: almonds. Lam: Sib e0c;
do Ivica, lie: do sheled, SOC; walnuts Nap, 100
l4c sicily nlberts b Tic; SMYRNA ngs l29lSc; new
ID, 2l@.2c: lemon peel, lie y ID: orange peel, l2c.
SUGARs-Cubes. SC: powdered, Sc: granuated,
45Sc; confectiOners'. 4l5c: soft white. 4A4hc: vel
low. choice. '941Sc; yellow. good. S7S@4c; yellow.
P!cKEEsSi Medium. bbls Il. am y 90; medium.
sALT-No. per Dbl. 81 oo No. 1 extra. per half
SSI = 10 10; dairy, per Dbl q ao coarse crystal per
gins Eureka, 16 14-fb packets 50 90.
CANNED GOoDS-Standard peaches, 81 S592 90:
2ds, 81 4sQl 80; extra peaches. s2 0O92 10: pie
peaches, 959s1 90; finest corn, 81 2591 50: HID Co.
corn.n e5@l Is: red cherries: 81 1901 2o lima
marrowfat peas. 9oc@sl 10: soaked peas. GO975c:
pineapples. 81 29l Sc; Bahama do, 81 90; daTnson
plums. 81 90; green cages q 80; egg plums. 81 60;
q 5000 10; do green cages 81 60: do egg plums
81 co. extra white cherries g 6a92 IS: raspberres
81 1901 25; strawberries. sS@sl TO-; gooseberrIes
81 0O@l o5; tomatoes: 90@s5c; salmon. lib cans
g. I 60 81: blacxberrles &c; succstash , 2,tb cans
beef, BIB cans. 81 65d1 70; LIB cans 81 90 baked
beans. q 4o@1 IS; HOLSTERS. lib cans. 81 sO mack
erel I-ib cans broiled. u So; sardines. domestic,
si5 o09i6 20: sardnes imported s4 70; sardiies,
mustard, @ 30; sardines. spiced, q 25.
FISH-Extra No. bloater mackerel. SA 90 per
bhI; extra No: do mess. $50 90: No. shore mack
large mackerel, sl6 90; No. small mackerei 90 so.
Herring-Split. So 25; lake. s3 25 per 10O-lb Dbl.
White fish, 81 so per 10o-lb half Dbl. Lake trout,
S6 per half bbI Finnan haddies, oc per Id. Ice
land hs,S%s hS !2c per c, p Pcksre half bbs g &
off herring, S5c.
OATMEAL-a4 so95 90.