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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16
JUDICIARY JorrINas.
Mossman a fcee Man Dilatory Law
yers Matters at Chambers.

The trial Of William l.. Mossman
for embeZzlcment of $40 from the
Makawao postOtlicc began Wednes-
day morning aud continued until
uearlv noon to-day, when the jury
returned a verdict Of not guilty.
Following was the panel that tried
the case: William Marrtens, J. G..
Cook, l.. Hough, {. IL. kluegel, W.
G. Wilder. Jr. G.. T. Day. Charles
Hustacr. Chas. Carter, G. A. Brown,
!. \. Kennedy and II. Srhultze.
Counsel for defendant was V. V.
Ashford.
Pa Yong Withdrew his appeal
from Eva District Court, for opium
in possession, and pleading guilty
was seuteuccl to one month at hard
labor. Davidson for defendant.
An Sung Withdrew al appeal from
the Honolulu District Court for the
same ofTrnsr. and he received the
same sentence. Johnson for defend.
ant.
Nolle prospquics were entered in
the following five cases:
G.. Perreira, common nuisance.
Npumanu for defendant.
Tin Sru and three others. violat-
ing gaming laws. Davidson for
defendants.
Lee Chong. opium in possession,
Achi for defendant.
Lup Ing aud two others, vagraucy
W. r. Castle for defendants.
Chin Look, vagrancy. johnson
for dufeu liant.
Owing to failure Of lawyers to- at
tend their cases, there was nothing
ready this afternoon. Consequently ly
the Court adjourned for the ia,
after waiting half an hour, while tn,
telephone was kept hummiug il
, lawyers offices all over town.
BUSINESS Ar CHAMBERS.
: The following matters have com,
r before Judge Cooper at Circui
| Court chambers:
o Nine creditors proved claim
+ against ". II. Aldri"h. bankrupt
D amounting To Sli5Ii and Henr.
I Davis was elected assignee.
q Levers n Cooke have filed bon,
: Of SlHn. to back their petition I,
I have ". II. Smith adjudged bank
: rupt.
= Plaintiffs in the ejrctment case u
Manini sylvia and others vs.. ID. "
kahuakai and others have moved 1
have a day appointed for hearin
defendants motion Tor new tria
In the matter Of the bankruptc
" of Samuel Parker, il is stipulate
bu, wc"u the parties that the eii"c
Of the decree therein may be su'
T, pended until Friday. March =, lS9
,, Hartw"ll aud Kinney for petition
u ing creditors: 4. y. Peterson IA
J. Samuel Parker.
D. Th. accounts Of the executors &
~ = the lat" George Lucas have been r,
u fcrrrd to George Lucas, master,
w cxamiu" and report upon. }. Luca
y one of the executors, appeared
y, person for PETITION to approve a.
y" counts aud discharge executors.
T. Tn" bll il. equity for specific pc
furnamcc. II Peoples lee and II,
frigrrating Co. ". Hawaiian Ele
tric Co, was argued and taken und'
consideration. Carter n Carter I,
plaintiff: Hatch for defendant.
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"Jha statement that Mr.. Glad
stone has definitely decided, or de
cided at all, to reign is untrue III
il true. however, that FOR many
months past his ags aud the condi-
tipu or his sight and hearing have.
in his Judgment, made relief from
nublir affairs desirable. Therefore,
his tenure uf office has been at any
moment liable to interruption from
these causes. which are. i'll their ma
ture, permaurut. 1t remains exactly
as i, has been. He is ignorant OF
the course which events important
to the nation may take even during
the remainder uf the present session
nf Parliament. and he has not said
nor done anything which should in
any degree restrain his absolute
freedom. or that nf his colleagues,
regarding the performance of the
arduuus duties now lying, or likely
! ~ lie before them.
When this was posted on the bul.
lrtin boards AT the clubs. SAYS des-
patch. it was received with amaze
mpnt. II was regarded as denial
which amounted to confirmation
Before the message was received
politicians Of both parties eagerly
discussed the possible reason foi
G!adstunrs retirement. His healtl
remained about as good as it hat
been for years. Nothing unexpect
ed had hindered the course of hi
political measures. Therefore, VIII.
should be suddenly withdraw !
London correspondent writes:
The first and most omincus an
-w"r which was suggested was tha
hu 80. burdens and responsibilities
ahead far greater than he can a.
sInlr. IN other words. that the Dali
Telegraph was right when it d,
clarpd three weeks ago that tn
uthuritics have been warne,
i through the most trustworth
- sources Of information that wa
: might br thrust upon England a
;. any moment. The excitement in pC
/ IItical circles late tonight il create
, than IN years past. Tn" sudde
Il anxiety j. akin to panic in some 1
I It, expressions. All discussion ceI
!, rrrs On the Interpretation Of West
despatch. Does il mean war! Thi
&. the question which everybody
considering, but which in the al
,,hcr # light nobody can answer
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CONCERT TOMORROW NIGHT
Complimentary Benefit to w. B. Ash
by the Honolulu Minstrels.

Complimentary Benefit to w. B. Ash
by the Honolulu Minstrels.
Below is the program for the
event Of tomorrow night, at the
Opera House:
Stage Manager, A. +. Murphy
Overture -Enchanimeut ..... Herman
Full Orchestra.
Wonders-Will put you al in good humor.
&. hester Edison.
character song-Old Fashioned Lula
Little Della Ash.
Recitation-A Real Sc cam ................
Mr.. A. y. Murphy.
Cornet Solo-Una ..........,... Hartman
Mr.. Charles kreuter.
Tenor Solo-Operatic Selections ..........
Mr.. W. II. Hoogs.
ventriloquism-Of the highest; introduc-
ing three wonderful merry figures.
DIR. X. |. Moore.
PART II.
Wrecked aud saved ..... Knowles
MIR. Iuelho.
clarionet Duet-Robcrt the Devil .,,,:, ,.,,,,.
Messrs. Kaogh and Naone.
Something New-i'anjo Local Author
Mr.. George Ritman.
Song-Will entertain you for a few mo
Mr. Chester 4. Doyle.
| Piccolo SOlo--Silvrr King -. Bonneseai
Mr.. l.. Bar~otti.
Musical Atti actions-Quite the Rage ..,
Mcssrs. Ordway and HennpSsey.
Grand Finale--Simple Simon .............
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TOMBSTONE GETS THE SYDNEY
Reappointment of the Ill.Fated New
York's Commander.

Captain Frank II. Johnstone
formerly Of the ill.fatrd City ol
New York. has been given command
uf the steamer City Of sydney. Thi,
e full vimdicatiou Of the Captain
rhr sydney is a sister ship to th,
lost New York. The Sydu.y vii
take tn" place Of the steamer Sar
Bias un the Panama route, sailint
ou February sth. The San Bla'
ha. les, a blade Of her propeller an,
will hr laid up for general over
hauling,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16
Fatal Duel at Berlin.

BLHLlN, January 10. A duel with
pistols was fought to-day between
DIR, Ruoswer aud Herr de la Croix, a
military outlitter. The doctor was
killed. DE la CrOix surrendered to
the police, Eight shots were ox-
changed by the combatants. DR.,
Rorsw"r accompanied Major Wiss-
man "n the latter's last expedition
to Lake NyanHa.
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That Sunday Salute.
EDITOR l5ULLErIS:

Allrw III" Ia ask, how it is tha, tn"
Provisional Government has not yet
ordered the arrest Of the captains
II ia" mrn.uf.war in port for firing
that salute last Sunday, fact quit"
unprecedented here or anywhere
else, aud fact also which is clear
rasc II disturbing tn" peac" and
Violating the sacred Sunday laws Of
the country! Surely that saln,"
would have been reserved for th"
next day, had our Government been
duly recognized by the Japanese or
the British governments
NINAU.
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The experience Of Geo, a. Apgar,
Of German Valley, \. j, is well
worth remembering, He was trou,
blcd with chronic diarrhna and
duc,orrd for five months and was
treated by four different doctors
without benefit. He then began
using Chamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera
aud Diarrhua Remedy, Of which one
small bolllc effected a conplrt"
cure, 1t is for sale by all doal"r.,
B,u,ou, smith y CO., Agents for the
Hawaiian Islands,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16

Miss AdrIr Grant. the American
belle aud beauty, who lately becamc
the Countess Of Essex. counted some
very practical wedding gifts among
her long list of such articles. as, for
example, a victoria from her uncle, a
fur lined evening cloak from a friend
aud u red silk umbrella with superb
handle of tortoise she'll from the
Dowagcr Lady Essex.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16

According To the constitutional
principles" that members 0t til"
+. q. swear To- maintain. the courts
cannot sustain the provisions of th"
Chimes" restriction bill introduced
by the Atturury.Grueral. som" Of
them are clearly retroactive in their
prejudice against Chinese already III
the CUIntry
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16
Herr Krupp Honored.

BEHLlN, January -, The Associa,
tiun Of German lron-Workers have
elected Herr Krupp ali honorary
member and passed unanimous reso-
lutiouo condcmning Commissioner
Reul"aux's action in Chicago As
liable to hurt German industry.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16

Its the turn Of the japanese next
ur is il that " the P"ttuguese!--
tu have mass meeting. Govern
mrut hy mass meeting IL an ancient
institution still surviving among the
North American Indians. and ought
to h. very satisfactory to tn" con
srrvative wing ui the rvvulutiomists.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16

Out Of a claimed membership OF six
thousand. the Annexation Club has
only been able to grant sin hundred
voting certificates in four full days
"Wha, fall was there, my rountr!
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16
Life IL Misery

To many people who have the taint
of scrofula in their blood. The ago.
nies caused by the dreadful running
sores and other manifestations OF
this disease are beyond description.
There is no other remedy equal to
Hoods Sarsaparilla for scrofula,
salt rheum and every form Of blood
disease. II is reasonably sure to
benefit all who give il a fair trial.
Hnnl,s Pills ciire all liver ills
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16

What the natives have been crying
for - lu. these many years TN"
whirligig Of time brings: a constltu,
tional convention.
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Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, Feb. 10, 1894.

a CiiSuidi ioouCb Dl tlC illdtl-
ufacturers of the Jones Locked
Wire Fence and is Of interest
to the Hawaiian people:
While our spring trade was
retarded by unreasonable wea-
ther, and the financial crisis
which followed threatened to
destroy the commerce of an
entire nation, we cannot COM
plain, for, as compared with
business in general, our Sue
cess has been phenomenal, this
being due not alone to our
complete business organiza-
ton, but to the superiority of
the Locked Wire System.
Notwithstanding the gloo-
my outlook for all branches Of
trade in 90, we adhered to
our original intention Of ex-
hibiting at the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition, and the re-
suits have more than justified
the enormous attendant outlay,
and have well repaid us for
consulting our courage rather
than our discretion in deter
mining to place our exhibit in
the face Of the many Difficult
ties confronting us. The most
pleasing, perhaps, because the
earliest decided recognition Of
the merits of our exhibit, was
the selection of our fence by
the Commissioners, from
among the many displayed, as
being the best adapted to the
construction Of paddocks for
the recreation Of the high bred
stock Of the entire civilized
world.
in consequence Of this, the
interest in our display was in
tensifed, this question being
one Of vital Importance to al
land owners, as about one
fourth Of all landed values j.
invested in fences. Our pur
pose was to attract this spiri
of inquiry and thereby farthe
the interests OF ourselves
and Of our fellow-workers il
the United States, in whicl
= object we were by no means
disappointed, as the grea
amount Of advertising we hav'
obtained by this method ha
already more than reimburse
us, to say nothing OF the in
crease OF orders traceabl
directly to this source, whic'
itself has more than repaid tn
| expenditure incurred.
While our chief intention
was to benefit our own trad
here, we were agreeably SUI
prised at the earnest attentio
manifested by our foreign visi
tors who came again and agai
~ >. bringing their friends and ir
% terpreters, and talking bus
ness to such purpose that "
, now have buyers in German.
Russia, France, India. Der
IS. mark, Sweden, Argentine RI
public, South Africa, Victori;
South Australia, New Zealan
and the Sandwich Islands
regard to these two latter an
especially the Sandwich lslanc
we can not say that our trad
was due to the Worlds Fai
as our extensive business rel;
a lions with Honolulu had con
menced previous to this tim
But the crowning rccogn
ton of the merits Of our fent
was the First Medal and Dil
Iona which was awarded wit
ID out any hesitation on the pa
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16
FRIDAY, FEB. l6, 1871

The course OF machine politics
does not always run smooth.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16
Chr 1Nilg &u(letin,

Plsd1ed 10 nsithpr Sect nor Party,
But Established for the BenFft Of Al.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16
Public Concert.

Tn" +. q. band will give a conrer,
At Thomas Square AT 1:D o'clock this
evening, Following is the pro-
gram:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-16

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
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men
The herald., 1894-11-11
WOODL AVN.
Tho New Name SeIscted for tho Potter
Wsst Tract.

Tho New Name SeIected fOr tho Potter
W'st Tract.
This is the name selected from over 800
which seemed to the owners, Potter e. West, to
be the most appropriate in every respect for the
tract. 1t neither hltteis nor dec Mves, is a
quiet, unas 'uming word, and yet is pleasing to
the ear and has the true ring to all lovers OF
nature. The property is simply tract OF land
surrounded by graceful old peppers and con-
tanning within its bounds an OF bearing
orange tire 9, and also oeciduOus fruits, at regu.
lar intervals. This fact suggt SITS the first part
OF our rame Gradually the work of develop
me mt and improvement commenced. The prop
erty was plated. streets laid out and lots saked
off. Thirty sixth street was taken first, side.
walked and curbed throughout, and at esent
writing is pretty well built up and two thirds of
the lots sold, Contracts are let for curbing,
sdewalking and graveling of streets not al
really improved. Our main street frontage is
destined TO become one OF the prettiest short
stretches in the city, as will be acknowledged
by all who have cen it. Jefferson street is one
of those old secluded places that many seek to
find, conveying an air OF contentment that falls
t, the lot of but few Tne soil is of the best, as
is evidenced by the beautiful lawn that each
home possesses. 1t is an ideal locality and ws
think it has an ideal name. II Is very gratiiy-
ing to the owners to receive such compliment
ary notices, which have far exceeded our ex-
pectations, and we wish to thank all for their
contributions and for the kind words they have
spok en- for our tract We have posted list OF
the names sent in TO our office for the benefit of
all who may wish to see them. Our cash prize
of $40 is divided between the two successful
competitors Mrs Ruby D. Keep and Mrs d. w.
Marshall. Further announcements of our tract
will appear from time to time in the news
papers and maps, information, etc., can be OBJ
tained at our ofce, 1873 West Fifth street. or ut
our branch Office on the tract. The Throop
tract is no more but Woodlawn 10 the coming
home section OF the future.
The herald., 1894-11-11
Bank State IN ant.

NEW YORK, Nov. TO- Following is the bank
statement made at ths close OF business today !:
The herald., 1894-11-11
he ersctsd nor:h OF Firut street. and

to he erscted norsb OF Firot street. and
cost $40 00p.
/ A'chitects Morgan & Walls are prepar-
ing plans for Mrs. Hupsr for two story
ooxoo Drlck block. to be-erected in Pasa-
aena, containing three etores on the first
moor and l0 rooms ior use as apartments
anoVe. The building will have plate
glass fronts. iron work. galvanized iron
work, water closets and mantels, and
will coat $4,000.
Architects Bradbeer & Ferris are pre-
pairing plans for II. Lawrence OF San
francisco for two two-story flats, 3Ox72,
to be erected on North Hill street. north
OF Sand street, to contain plate glass,
crate, mantels and plumbing and to
have interior oak finish, and to cost
$500.
The same architects are drawing plans
Tor Mrs. Posey for overhauling and re-
modelling Union hall. corner Grand ave-
nue. and Seventeenth street, and con-
verting the present structure into six
fate; will have baths, gas fixtures,
CRATES and mantels. and $4,000 will be
expended in making the improvements.
Architect Sumner p. Hunt is prepar-
ing plans for the erection of a two-story
frame dwelling for George Cochran on
San,ee street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. to cost $4,000.
Merithew & Bleisner are drawing plans
for 40-room, three story roomine
house Exl20. to be built in the south
west section of the city; it will have
plate glass, stained glass, CRATES and
mantels, water closets and redwood in
terror finish; cost not yet estimated.
Bartlett Bros. music dealers, are
shortly t, commence the erection OF q
business block at the corner OF Spring
and Seventh streets. which will be de-
voted to the music business.
wooDLAwN TRACT.
Several OF the local real estate dealers
have made arrangements to put new
tracts on the market during the coming
winter, among the number being Potter
u West, who control fine tract OF land
at the corner OF Jefferson and Main
streets. Elaborate improvements are
already uuder way, aud before long
many fine streets and elegant houses
will be seen. Woodlawn is the name
which has been chosen, and street i'm.
proyements. shade trees and buildings
are intended to be OF character to make
the name an appropriate one.
The herald., 1894-11-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SATURDAY. Nov TO-
San Jose Ranch company 10 CIV Olmstead-
W 4 OF sEA OF NV 4 of sec 3. l s, X 8 vi;
I G Palmer to mary Johnson-E q of Sc a
Of sW 4 Of see u, y r. III "; Y; $500 oo
13. I 5 N, K II W; *45Jo.
b Maxson to L Nldever-Lot l and one
fourth Of lot 8. blk D, Maxson's sub of MeClain
es, ate; $500
FA Gibson to G JGray-Lot4, Grider 4 Dow's
sub BrlsWalter trt; $500.
T Hughes to & L y Binn-Lots 1 and 2, Win
J R Elliott to Azu,a Water Development and
irrigatng company-5.4 acres Phillips trt. Ro
La Puente; $673.
Sunset; and lots and Is, blk B, Alhambra ;
A e Pomeroy to Niles-Lots 8 10 8, bl
III; lot g. b. 116 lots 8 % II, bl 1902; lots 1 to
g. bl l93. all in b l5 ga sub hancho Froviden-
FA Gibson to W Bowles-Lot 100, Clark &
Bryan trt; $3.50.
Keller 20 stewart-Lots and 6, Kel-
Reed to Imperial Savings and Loan COM
pany--S1a LOT 23 Meadow rark trt; $500.
L schlegel to y Ideler, SEA OF sE4, SEA of
sEN, sec -. 20, II W; $3.50.
8 o Prince to w II Cline LOT sW corner of bl
l3, Highland Park trt; $5
San Gabriel improvement company TO L A
Whipp-Bl rs, San Gabriel improvement COM
C + Camp TO G S Moore-Lots 13 to i6, blk H.
North Pasadena trt; 81.
Benbam tn Hamilton-Lots / 2 7 blk 2,
New Vernon trt; $3.50.
LAL, Bouti Ter 10 same-Lots IL 10 IA blk 3,
SINE TIT; $3.50.
NJ Do!sen to same--Lot blk 2,stme trt
$50
A Dickerson to same-Loi blk 2, same trt;
$50.
Denham to L Le Boutillel-Lots 10 IL
BILE 6, Same trI; $500.
J Hamilton toHame-Lots l to 81 blk 5, same
trt; $3.50
l. A Ls Boutiier to r Benham-Lots 1s 15
md nQr mi M trt.
Johnson 4 Keeney Go to q Carleton ot
H. Johnson & Keensy Cos sub OF Pisrce trt;
800.
W Mordy to II LilIie--L,t corn,r of Pearl
and Tenth SITS; S5 $50.
q stenealinto A Maitison-Lot 4, blk D,
w Bonnie Brae tract: $500.
United States to Everett -Sonth u NV IL
and s!s, Nal4, sec %, T6 N, IL ", patent. -
II Pst,ea lo Z Huckin.-I.ot Is ana parts
IL and II blk D, Johnston trt; $4,000,
Azusa land &c Water Co. to NJ Ii Pe1singer-
Lot blk 6, Azusa; $500
AN spencer to NJ Monroe Lots and 8.
blk A, Spence's ad. Monrovia: 81.
H W Latham to Hamiltoh-Lot 8, blk g.
New Vernon trt: $50
.JH ,milton % M Dolsen- Lot "a, blk l, New
Vernon lrt: $50.
Same to + y Latham-Lo!s 27 and 2s, blk l.
r n Benson to " Keeler-l OTIS 20 to O.
Highland Irectsddition % NO. l $425
l
san Gabriel improvement company to M
Elliott-Blk 63. lands of San Gabriel impI ove-
ment company; Stl0l 80
NJ II shelton to J squire NV ID of sec 30,
T5 N, IL w; $1,000.
kimball 10 J Brown-Part of lot z. blk
1O%, hast Los Angeles; $23 0.
II q Baldwin to s NJ Baldwin: Lots IL to IA
Rusts sub blk B, sub Thomas ranch; $500.
A h Voight to B G Voigt-Lot 8. bl c. Morris
Vineyard trt: $4,000.
Hanson to + walstrom-Lot o. bl G,
Loo mis- trt; $3.50.
X q Richards to A Walters-Lot o. Hooper
Bros sub, $1,000.
SUMMARY.
Deeds ...................... So
Nominal. ...................... 81
Total. ...-.................. $40, ,34s37
Drink Sh est Water. Woollacott apen
The herald., 1894-11-11
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARK ETs

Grain and Hay.
dealers quotations.
BARLEY-Per GENITAL. s5G90c.
CoRN-Pet GENITAL yellow $l00G1.05 white,
$I.l0,
WHEAT-Per GENITAL, No. 2, 9oc@$l;oo
ley, Sl400gl6.00; oat. $14. 0OGl5.0 90; wheat
&1300@1400.
Mil Stuff.
[Jobb;is' EDUCATIONAL
BARLEY Per GENITAL, $t.0O
CoRN-Per GENITAL, $1.10.
WHEAT-Per GENITAL, No. 1. $1.1O.
FLouR-Per barrel, local extra family, $500;
northern, S3.6
FEED-Bran. per ton, S21.OU; shorts, $4,000:
cracked corn, per cwt., 81 20; mi feed, 81. %:
rolled barley $lo5
BuTrER.Fancy creamery. Id squares 52la
M5712c; fancy dairy, 2S.ouuce ,quares, 400
45c; choice, 2a-ounce squares 35@37lac.
CHEEsE-Califor fornia, half cream. per ID, 101a
small, g 10 hand) Ice; eastern, full cream, Is
@l6c; domestic SWISS, old. l79ISc; new, Id
1Sc; imported Swiss. 2s@30c; Iimbutger, do
mestic. i4Wl6c imported, 1920
Poultry and Eggs.
FoULTRY-Per doz., hens $40 IA so; old
roo.ters. $4 co. young roosters, S3 50(dl 00
broers, T3 0O93.50: turkeys, 9gI1c Der ID. ;
ducks, per doz, $3.o g4.00; geese, per hcad
EeGs-Californa ranch, 2s@3Oc per doz. ;
EASTERN 22023c
Frash Meats.
Butchers prizes for whole carcasse7.
BEFF-First quality, 412d5c.
,VEAi.Rsnge, heavy, 41ag61ac; do light SO
5l6c; larry. 6l3(G7c.
MUTTON .ale5c; spring lamb. 6g7c
PORK -7@71ac.
Farm and Garden Produce.
BEANs-Per 100 lbs, lady Washington, SO. 25
Line $500; navy, $500 93 25; pink, 81 259
$50,
BEETs-Ier 100 lbs, 9Oc.
CABBAGE-Per 100 lbs. 5O055c.
CARR0Ts-Per 100 lbs, 90c.
CHILEs-Dry, per string, 81. O001 IS; green.
sc per Id.
ONIoNs-Pe 100 lbs, 90c.
PARsNIPs-Per 100 lbs, ST..
poTAToEs.Per 100 lbs,, pinkeyes. Use; Bur-
banks S5e; Salinas, $l.10.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Per 100 lbs, 80,.
ToMtToEs-Per box, soc
TURNIPs-Per 100 lbs, 9Oc
Dried Fruits.
buyers quotations.
@6c N''~' 's''<4'' ''' ~
PEAcHEs-Per lb., fancy, 6ia06a4c; choice,
6Q64c; fair, 41a05c.
PEARs-Per h., choice b'eached, &c; fair, Q
@3c.
PRUNEs-Per lb, graded a. G4lac; ungraded,
4c.
ALMoSps-Per h., paper she'll 13g15c; soft
shell, 1l0D12c; hard shell, SG9c.
BRAZfLs-Per h., iO@l212c.
FILBEkTs-Per 10 11@121ac.
PEANUTS-per ID, raw, OQl|ci roasted, I(G3c.
WALNUTs-Per h., first grade softshel, Sc;
fir.t grade hardshell, 612c; second grace hard
shell. &c.
Honey and Besswsx.
HoNEy-Comb per h. 15c; extracted, g..
BEEswAX-Per Id, 2Og25c,
PTOvtriOuFs
HAMs-Rex, local smoked, per h. 13lac; De-
fianre, 13c; Boneless, 11c: Picnic, 1Ol2c.
BAcoN Xxx, bon-less breakfast, 13 g; Def
anc 2l5c; othee grades, 1lAG12t4c
URItD BEEF Sets, lac; inside, loo.
PIG PoRK-Hali bbl, $3.50.
LARD-Tieres, ivory comp, per IT,, &c; Rex,
pure leaf, l0Iac,
Frash Ffu'ts.
IEMoNs-Fancy, So. .00@4. 90 per box; mixed,
S1.50G2.50.
CRANBERRiEs-$12O O0d12 80 per BIB.
APPLIES bellfower 81 1892