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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-27
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board of
Equalization Of Ram
sey County.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE. }

oT. FAUL, Aug. Uth, 1877.
Board OF Equalization met pursuant to ad
journment, ! D. m.
Mayor Smith in the chair.
Members all present
Minutes of the preceding meeting read and
approved.
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Reports received as follows:

ST. PAUL, Aug. I'd. 1894.
To Board OF Equalization
Gentiemen--l recommend that the i'm
provement on east 10 feet of lots rand s.
block Z, Bazille & Roberts addition. be re-
duced from $4,000 to $4,000, as the Assessor
agrees to this reduction. PETER DAILY.
Report adopted.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of
Equalization Of Ramsey
County.
cGuNrY AunIrnR.s OFFICE

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL. Aug 7th, 1894.
Board of Equalization met pursuant to ad-
journment at p. m.
Commissioner Daily in the chair.
All members present. except Mayor Smith
Minutes of previous meeting read and APP
proved.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board of
Equalization of Ramsey
County.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL Aug. 10th, 1894.
Board of Equalization met pursuant to ad
journment at p. M.
Mayor Smith Ia the chair
Members all present
Minutes of the previous meeting read and
approved.
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Won by tie Hoos.ers

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 26.-The
home team gave Phillips quite drub-
bling in the first half OF the game. but
after the fifth he settled down, and they
could not lit him, while Parker weak
ened. and the visitors won out, taxing
two of their three games here. Score:
G'nd R'pids.2 o O ) Z O o Oh Is 3
Indian oils L Q o 3 *-15 10 3
Batteries, Killeen, Parker and Spies: Phil
lips and Gray; earned runs. Grand kapids ),
Indianapolis II: time. 2:Jj; umpire, Earl;
attendance $500
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To the Honorable Board of Equalization of
Ramsey county, Mimi

TO the Honorable Board of Equalization of
Ramsey county, Mimi.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned. your petitioner, would
respectfully represent that he is tax agent
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
railroad for Minnesota and North and South
Dakota; that said company is the owner of
the following describ ed lots i'll Rice and r.
vines Addition to ST. Paul. viz: Lot and
l2 lots and 9, block A. and lots and in
block AZ.
That said lot is assessed for 1894 at $4,000,
W lots and are assessed for $1,000, and
lots and with other lots. That portion
OF lot and all of lots and and the undI-
vided y of lots and are used for railroad
purposes and are not used for any other pur-
pose. That said OTIS are exempt from taxa
ton in accordance with decision of the
Hon. Hascal Il. Brill. Judge of District
Court OF Ramsey county.in the case Of Ram
sey County VS. Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul railroad company, No. 1861, June /,
1888.
Therefore your petitioner prays that your
Honorable Board will cancel said assessments
Respectfully submitted.
F.. s. MCDONALD
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
+. S. Mcdonald. being first duly sworn, de-
poses and says that the above statement is
correct to the best of his knowledge and be-
lief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9TH day of August A d. 1894
NJ. f. KAHN. County Auditor
Ramsey County, MINI.
Application granted.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Aug z. 1884
M. F. Kahn, County Auditor
My DEAR SIR: Will you please have the
lots in blocks AZ and 4S. Rice and Irvlne's ad
dition. belonging to the c.. NJ. 4 st P. Ry.
Co, entered oil the tax lists of 1891 as fol-
lows. to-Wit:
Lots and = south of r. R.. block AZ. $500;
east u of lot g. south of R. R.. block a.. 32 $40
feet by As 2-10 feet of lots 3 aud 1, block A.
Nelson, Morris L. Co IS building.
Lots and II included, block AZ, each
separate. Yours truly.
F. s. MCDONALD.
Granted and ordered assessed.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
August Sth. NJ. F. KAHN, Secretary
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From Commissioned McCarron-

From Commissioner McCarrop-
Your committee to whom was referred the
ship -, range u, is assessed for fifty-three
acres, Si.0j0.
They have shown that they have only
81 36-lOO acres. That your committee would
to $1,000. CHAs. F. MCCARRoN,
A. p. WRIGHT.
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Real Estate Valuations Reduced
$1,000 on improvement on lot 6, of Ramsey
County Loan and Trust Company's Subdf-
vision No. 1.
Sl,a00 on improvements on ellis south
westerly 81 feet of lot ~. Dayton Place.
Real Estate Valuations Increased
SOD on improvements on lot s, of Ramsey
County Loan and Trust Companys Suodl-
vision No. l.
Personal Property Valuations Increased
j. W. Rossum. 651 Fairmount avenue. re-
duced to $40
The following communication was re-
ceiyed from the Assessor:
ST. PAUL Aug. 9, 1894.
Board Of Equalization.
Gentlemen:
l respectfully recommend the following
changes in valuation of property in BaziIle
andGuerins addition, Districts2 and 3.
on Real Estate
Block II. raise lot 10 from .S25, 300 to $4,000
Block l., raise lot 9 from. % 100 to 24,0OO
Block II. raise lot from. 22010. to $4,000
Block II. raise lot from 80. II, 600 to 10000
Block II. raise lot from -. 81 00O to $4,000
Block IL. raise lot ! from 80 1880 TO 22,"0o
Block IL, raise east 2s of lot
from 49,. ...... -. is, $50 to 1000
Block IL, raise lot from :. 1880 to 1900
Totals ..:............ Sl7l.0JO SIs2,OeO
Gain OF $1,000.
Respectfully. E. r. TOMBSTONE,
Assessor.
Report adopted.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
Aug. 10 at p. N.
NJ F. KAN, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board of
Equalization Of Ramsey
County.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE, |

ST. PAUL. Aug. >, 1894.
Board of Equalization met pursuant to ad-
journment, p. III.
Mayor Smith i'll the char.
Members all present.
Minutes of previous meeting read and ap-
proved.
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From the County Assessor
Recommending THAI the assessment of
goods ard merchaD disc No. f6) at 403 jack
son street in name of Hill & Hill be reduced
from s., 5000 to 81 600 and assessed in the name
of A. K. forfeit. II Mount Airy street Dist
2. p. II, line ~.
Report adopted.
Recommending that the arbitrary assess
ment made against Rothschid d. Kahn be re-
duced from S1L5O0 to $500 Dist /, p. 90,
line PSI.
Report received and referred to special
Committee (Strouse, Robb ana Mark ham) 10
investigate and report.
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OFFICIAL.
rs
Proceedings Of the Board of
Equalization Of Ram q
sey County. $50
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,

COUNTY AUDIToR's OFFICE 1lS
ST. PAUL, j uly 30th, 1884, fjn
Board OF Equalization met pursuant to adj
journment p. m.
Commissioner Daily in, the chair. 81
Members all present -soo
Minutes of previous meeting read and APP
proved.
Communications
From James II. Davidson, agent. for re-
dueton On IL " OF he "a section 10, town IS
range u.
Referred to the Auditor and Assessor.
From the United States Saving and Loan
Com pany-for correction of assessment.
Laid over.
Mayor Smith took his seat at this time.
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Seen by Ten Thousand

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 20.-The biggest
crowd in Kansas City base ball history,
numbering l0,05S by actual count, saw
the Blues VIII from the Huskers. Score:
Kansas City0 ) 1 o 0 3 O-15 rs
Sioux Cily..0 c 0 1 Fill 2
Earned runs. Kansas City 9, Sioux City 3:
time, 2:05; umpire, Sheridan; batteries, Dan
iels and Donohue; Cunningham and Boyle.
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Earned runs. Minneapolis s. Milwaukee ,;
two-base hits, Burns, Rettger, Crooks. Huen,
Nisner; three-base hits. Hines ). Werden:
double plays, Cliugman to Carey, Klopf to
Carey, Crooks 10 Hulen to Werden, klorf TO
Taylor to Carey, Burns To IluIen to Crooks.
Wilson to Crooks 10 Werde1; time. 2:3J: I'm
pire, Mcdonald.
Base Ball To-day
The Minneapolis and Milwaukee
leans VIII play the final game of the
present series this afternoon at Mime
spolis Athletic park The fans" are
well worked up over the success of the
team i'll the last four games, and large
crowd will see the Aliliers make it three
straight with Cushman's men, Frazer
and Burrell and Baker and Lehman
will be the batteries.
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S seat at this time.
Real Esta Valuations Reduced

500 on Improvements Oh lot II of Kuhn's
Subdivision ID" of Lafond's Addition. :
Lot 10. block 26. Marshalrs Addition. re-
duced from S?9,2250 to $1,000
$50 each on lots to ~, block s. AID lots IL
TO %, block =. of Skidmore and Cassidy's
Park addition.
Lots 10 IA, block 1, Dawson & Smiths en-.
largement to Dawson Smiths addition re-
duced: Land to Sissy. building to Sl3s9o-S4
$500 on building on lot s. block 3, Merriam
Park. 'tttt
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IoT. FAUL. Aug. "a, 1874.
70 Board of Equalization Ramsey County,
Mimi.
Gentlemen i desire to recommend a
change i'll the personal property assessment
of Mr.. Robert Craig, Dist. 4. Guardian, that
item No. 81 be raised from ST., i3S to s., $500,
making the total 81. 9S5.0U.
This change Is requested by Mr.. Craig, as
mistake was made by him in making re-
turn of his property.
Respectfully,
E. X. TOMBSTONE, Assessor.
Report adopted
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Board Of
Equalization of Ramsey
County.
COUNTY AUDIToR's OFFICE, I

ST. PAUL, July y. 1871.
Board of Equalization of Ramsey County
met at p. m. Commissioner DAILY in the
chair.
All members present.
Applications fer corrections of assessment.
From the Continental Savings and Loan
Company for a reduction in assessment
Laid over for further consideration.
From A. II. Wilder for consideration of
assessment OH Bass Out Lots ond Bass Add
ton.
Rejected.
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Personal Property Valuations Added to the

Real Estate Valuations Reduced
$500 on Improvements on lot s, block SO,
Lyman Dayton's addinon.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board of
Equalization Of Kam-
sey County.
AUDITORS OFFICE,

AUDIToR's OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, July %. 1894.
Board of Equalization of Ramsey County
met at D. m. Commissioner DAILY in the
chair
All members present.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. Cd. 1884,
To the Board eff Equalization, Ramsey
County
Gentlemen: l desire to recommend a
change in the assessment on buildings for
year 1894.
Dayton and Irvines Addition.
Lots and s, block 50, from S., 100 to So, 900.
Lot 10, block So. from S3.OO) to 81 500.
/ Lot -, block SIS, from SI0O to $780,
Lot Z block 81, from $1,000 to So, 500.
Loi s, block 81, from $500 to 50, 500.
Lot -, block 81, from $1,000 to 5. 800.
Total present assessments, Si:,9)J.
? Total corrected assessments $1,000
All in District No. 4.
Respectfully,
E. Il. TOMBSTONE, Assessor.
! Report adopted.
Real Estate Valuations Reduced
y S6D0l on improvements on lots and s.
block , of BaZille and Guerin's Addition.
Real Estate Valuations Raised-
y S5U0 on building on lot 6, block 4, of
Woodland Park
ON motion of Commissioner DAILY, the
Board adjourned to meet at = p. M. Aug. J.
1874.
NJ. F. KAHN, Secretary.
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Applications Received
Real Estate Valuations Reduced

From John Klein, asking abatement on lot
II: BLOCK il BaZille d Guerin's additIon.
Application denied
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Personal Property Valuations Added to the
Roll
Joshua Robertson. corner HamI1ne and
Phalen avenues. Tenth district s3Sl
August Robertson, corner Hamline aud
Phalen avenues. Tenth district. S2aU
Joseph Robertson. corner Hamline and
Phalen avenues. Tenth district $500.
Real Estate Valuations Increased
$1,000 on improvement on lot of Turn
bull Subdivision "a ~
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
August II, at 10 o'clock a. m.
M. F. kahn. Secretary
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of
Equalization of Ram
sey County.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE.
ST. PAUL, July z6. 1894
Boaru of Equalization met pursuant to adj
journment at p. m.
Commissioner Daily in the chair
Members all present except Mayor Smith.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and ap
proved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
To the Honorable Board of Equalization.
GENTLEMEN: would respectfully recon-
mend that the valuation for assessment on
Block 10. Eaton & Harrison's Addition, be
reduced from $4,000 to S2.509.
Also. that the following reductions be
made on Block of same additions:
Lot l. from $500 TO $500.
Lot y from $1,000 to 500.
Lot g. from 81, 500 to $3.50.
Lot 1, from Si,750 to Sl,575.
Lot s. from $500 to S475
Lott from $500 to S425.
Lot Z from 500 TO $780,
Lot s. from $500 TO $500.
Yours respectfully PETER DAILY.
ST. PAUL, July %, 1894,
To Members of Board of Equalization, Ram
sey, County, Minnesota I'D
Gentlemen: L desire to recommend
changes i'll the assessment fer 1894 and 1895
on the improvements situated upon the fol-
lowing property: .
Summit Park Addition ~.
Lot u, block s. change from $3.50 to
SL450. -
Lot 20. block s, change from $500 TO
s.. 100. -
Lot 10, block g. change from $4,000 to
$500. Is
Respectfully.
E. r. TOMBSTONE Assessor 81.
Report adopted.
ST. PAUL. July &c, 1894. "a
To the Hon. Board of Equalization t;.si
gentlemen: have the honor to recon-
mend that the assessment of $1,000 npon the
improvements on lot IL. block 6I Irviness
addition belonging to d. O'Hailoran) be rec
duced to $1,000 800 ~
Very Respectfully,
E. r. TOMBSTONE, Assessor
Report adopted
From Commissioner McCarron-
Your committee to whom was referred the
property of the Picard estate, section 5, town.
n ic s., 9
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Real Estate Valuations Reduced
$1,000 on Improvements on lot Is, block 2
Woodland Park -
Sl.50n.0 OF on improvements on lot s. block
53, Rice and Irvine's addition.
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Reductions OIL Real Estate

Reductions OH Real Estate
$3.50 OF Lot l., Block s, Leech's addition.
Additions i'll Real Estate
$500 Oh land Lots Ii and II, Block 8,
Leech's addition Qhree descriptions in
creased S1J0 each).
The assessment of Ganglehoff's personal
property was confirmed as made by the AS
SCISSOR.
Adjourned to p. n. July 20. 1894.
NJ. F. KAHN, Secretary
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SAN RERNARDiNo.

Meeting of the CITY Trustsss-LocAl
News and Psrssaai M stion.
BAN BEsNARDINo. May 2.-The city trustees
met last evening and transacted the following
business:
1t was decided to allow the G. A, R. to- have
the use Of the pavilion for Decoration day
services
The matter OF reducing the license on deal
ers IN wood coal, hay. elc:, from $3 to 81 per
month"; 10 correspond With the rate charged
general merchants, was made special order
for next session.
John Flagg and A. Fussel appeared before
the board in relation to certain electric lights.
After considerable discussion 1t was ordered
that the light at the corner OF and Tenth
streets be removed to and Base Line and the
one at the corner OF Ninth and changed to
Tenth and ID.
Delinquent licenses against Henry Dumonr.
j. G. Eckelman, J. q. Sloan and Some Chinese
laundrymen were ordered placed IL The hands
of the city attorney for collection.
The electric light bill was referred back Tor
correction. There is a general complaint Of
rectihed the trustees will take some steps to
ascertain for their own information the
amount of electricity furnished, and pay ac-
The clerk was instructed to- advertise for
bids for sprnlling the streets. Trustee Ham
suggehted thai II he Incorporated in tho adyer
tisement that the drivers must be men and the
teams horses.
1t was ordered that the erdinsncs fixing the
rate Tor wafer SO az @ MAKE the rates SUBJECT
to the order of the board. 1t was also ordered
that the rate Tor lawn purposes DO reduced
one-thrd.
wilson Hays has resigned the position OF
manager of the Cutting Fruit Packing com
pany at Cotton and +. A. sinner will ant in his
stead.
Jonathan Richardson. an old and honored
citizen, died last evening at his residence in
this city, on the corner OF Eighth and streets
M. Severance, accompanied by his family,
arrived In this city yesterday with four-in-
hand to occupy their country house at Va
lencia,
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SANTA ANA.
An Elegant Wsdding-Big Excursion for
the MidwiHter Fair--Newa Notes.

An Elegant Wsdding-Big Excursion for
the Midwinter Fajr--Nsws Notes.
SANTA ANA, May 2.--One OF the attract ions
for May day was the baseball game at Anaheim
Landing between the Boyle Heights club and
the santa Anas. The game ran about even for
the first half, when the santa Anas got ratified
and their opponents ran in nine scores on
them, finishing the game at IA to in favor OF
the Boyle Heights club. Mallett, the Santa
Ana pitcher, It is said pitched a wonderful
game, but the field did not support him.
Mr.. j. B. Harrison, conductor on the South
ern Pacific road and Miss Lizzie Neili, a wen
known Santa Ana young lady, were married
the other day in Los Angeles.
The cards out for the marriage OF Rev
U. de r Pos and Miss f. Prince Bibber, both OF
Orange The wedding is to come off some time
in September.
Ded-In Santa Ana, May ID, Mrs. Celina E.
Walker, aged 20 years, wife OF G. H. Walker.
Funeral AT residence ON Sycamore street, Fri
1he following "a passengers will take the
steamer saAta Rosa for the north at Santa
Monica next sunday, May 9th: MIR. and Mrs.
Z. u. Holmes, Miss Nina hsnsur, Mrs. A. J.
Wilcox, Flora Haynes, Rosa l. Boyd, Mrs. NJ
Y. Lyons, Mrs. P. L. Turner, Mr. and Mrs An
grey H1 w,i and two children, Mrs j.
OPP, Misses Nellie Benedict Annie opp, Ted
ford, Louise Burnes, Emma Sanderschmidt.
Mr.. 5. Ztnn. There were three others to co.
but circumstances prevented tuem from going
1hls IS hne list OF passengers, and they ex
peet to have good time.
Some time ago the HERALD made mention
that wedding was Almost ''ripe" and ready
TO be pulled" Our people were guessing who
the contracting parties were and were in sus.
penss until last night, when G. s, Smith led
20 me altar one OF OUT most charming young
LADIES, Miss Carrie r. Jones' They were mar
ried at the residence of the brides parents, in
the northwestern part Of the city. The par
Iprs were handsomely decorated With smi AK
roses and orange blossoms The ceremony
w9Y performed by Rev. Il. o. McIntire under
large wedding bell, composed Of smilax and
orange hsssemE The decorations were in
ssmefS Sqne. After coma ratnlations the com
Pany san anesp 10 wedding supper that was
tempting IN theextreme.
tte 0fFiy 4wSsts present were the insa ediate
rolutfEfR ~ tffb briae andgroom, with perhaps
enc Of two exeePtiens.
A<texsapper Was finished the newly married
eoupielet amid 8 Shower OF rice and many
Goed wishes from these present
me eroo1h Ia wen known in this city and
neeas. no Introduction to the public. The
bride y also well known as she has been one
Of our best teachers in the public schools In
this elty, Mr. and Mrs. Saith will be ct home
at 523 Ay eIlipgton street.
Mr. neynan, the owner OF Klamath, the
EfRHvast ttottor on the coaat, started for Den
We oots rccay, where the horse has Been en-
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gagged for season. He will be in Santa Ana
In time for the races this fall
An excursion wiz leave Santa Ana May 18th
for Daggett at 5 "a ?. M, returning May l4th:
Round trip, $40. This includes eecpers and
meals. For further particulars see II. A. Pea
body.
The executive board OF the chamber OF com
MERGE met last night II. A. Peabody in tho
chair. Mr. Burnham of the Whittier cannery
made q written statement to the cham 1er, put
the attendance being small 1t was postponed
until this evening, when Mr.. Burnhams state
ment will be read. The prospect Is favorable
to having cannery at work in santa Ana TINS
season.
Grace +. Burgans has brought suit against
Aaron a. Stewart and Irene T. Barnes 10 re-
cover on promissory noie of 81 ebe9
Rev. Il. o. Mclntire went to Los Angeles last
night TO lecture in the Asbury NJ. h. church
before the Epworth league. subjecs, Man
hood.
A man named Palmer OF San Diego was ar
rested in this city today on complaint from
San Diego for emoezzlem MT He was placed
In Jail to await the arrival OF an ofhcer from
that place.
In the superior court, in the matter OF the
estate OF Mills, deceased, IL was ordered that
the petition for letters of administration be
held open for further evidence, to be taken
next Friday. or as soon thereafter as practica-
BILE.
A drunken Mexican went into the house OF
n Spanish family at the corner OF Sixth and
Bush streets today, no men being there, and
raised a row by swearing and making indie
cont threats. The marshal arrested him and
lodged him In jail. His trial will come up to-
morrow at 10 O'clock.
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LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
Grain md MN stufra.

Grain and Mill Stuffs.
BARLEY--Per GENITAL, $I.2O.
CORN Per GENITAL 81. 10.
WHEAT-Per centai, S1.15.
FLoUR-boca ezLia | mlly, per bbl., $500;
northern and eastern, 81. 10.
MILL FHED-Brsn, per t'n, SCI; shorts S23;
mizad feed (corn and barley, per cwt., 81 10
cracked corn. SL2o; feed meal 81 10; rolled
barley, %l.o0.
Dairy Products.
BuTTER-Fancy California creamery, per roll,
az bs.) 40 ee; fancy dairy, per foll az
lbs.), 350D3I}a; choice, 30t@32l&c.
CHEGsE.-, alifornia, hal creau, per H., 100
lie; do full ere r.. lac; Young Arierica 1ac:
small (3-lD hand, Ice; western, tull cream, IS
a. &c; domestic SWISS, old, lsiS2oc; new, 15@
lSci imported SwJss, % s30a III 70 burger, do
nestle, l49l5c; imported, 10000.
Provisions.
H.Ms-Rex, local smoked, per h., I2c
Corncob, 1916; homeless. lie; Picnic, Seq.
BAcoN-Kex bone ess breakfast, per h..
Zoe; Defiance Zoe other grades, 9G19lSc
DRIED BEEF-sets, per To-, ll]sc; inside,
12Me.
DIZZY SALT Ponk.- Bellies, clear, psr lb, eg6e;
pro poRK-Half barrels, $3.50.
LARD -rierces, ivory compound, per h., &c;
Rex, pure leaf, &c.
Poultry and EGGS.
poULTay-per aoz, hens, $5.00D5.75: did
roosters, Yi50g5.0Oi young ROSTERS. $4,000
$50 brci ers, $N5 05l5O. turssys, per h. II
% 81 ducks, per d d., $6.50(G7' so; geese, psr
head, 81. 90.
EoGs-Jaiifornla ranch, 12@13c per doz.
priso hfntt
APPLEs-Sun dried, sacks, per TO-, 7(0Se;
haxes, per h., 10Dl1c; evapors'c Cd fancy, 12c
APIcoTs Fancy, per lb., Il@12l5c; peeled
140116c.
rEAcHEs-Faucy, unpeeled. 7t99c; peeled, IA
@i6c.
PAUNEs-Choice boxes per h., 1896 sacks.
5@7e; fancy, 9Oi0c.
FIR. sh Fruits.
APPLEs--Per box, $i.7a09 90.
HANANAs-Per 1uach, 81 00t9225
LEMo s--Curedl p'r box, $..73@2.00; I'M
OnANGEs-- Navels, per box, 81 .5o92 90; seed.
Hnss, 81 COOLIES.
Beans, Potatoes, Onions, Etc.
BEANs-Per 100 lbs, blaekeyed, 81. OO02 25;
PINK, ~ 25: ilirna, 80. 5000. 80; navy, 81. $50
ESQ; small whit 81 6501 '.75.
BEETs-Per 100 lbs SOC.
CABBAGE-Per 90 b., 5o(675c.
CAHRoTs-Psr 90 lbs. SOC.
ONIoNs-Per 100 Ioa, 100
fARSNIPs--Pcr 1Oy os, ST. 90.
PoTAToEs-Per 100 bs. 9JcC0$1.10
IURNIPs-Per zoe lis, Use.
vegstsb ss-Misc sfiansous.
CAULIFLowER-P.r doz., zoe.
CE ERY-PeK 2. buuches, SOC.
CHILIs DRY, pei D., 2Oc; green, SC,
GARLIC PR 10, 3lg4c
LETTUCE-Per COZ, l5c.
ONIoNs-Green, per dos punches, zoo
RADIsHEs-ter doz. punches, zoe
sPlNAcH-Per dOz. punches, zoe
Hon"s md Bseswax.
HONEY-Comb, per H., 10 9l215o; extracted,
5@6c.
BEEswAx-Per lh, 21@25c.