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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Epworth Loaguors Continue Their Meetings
ON LookouL Momnlaln.

Chattanooga Tenn. June %, The third day
N the great International Epworth League
conference was opened with sunrise prayer
meeting on the brow " Lookout mountain
Their apcoud prayer meeting was even moro
Of d sucrusu than the one yesterday morning,
The Attendance was largely Increased aud the
Methodist forNDr was at "a high pitch, Moth
ms like this meeting has ever been seen In
this section OF the country Tho day was
largely spent In hearing papers and addresses
or matters of interest 10 working Lcnguprs.
The morning WIS given to tho consideration
OF Methodist hymnolQgj ard the best religious
training for the youth Of tho church. The at-
spiritual side NJ church work
The afternoon session was closed with o
specimen drlll OF the EpWOrth Daughters Of
Hradl Ind. and an lllusIatol lesson By Miss
Daisy Edla OF Denver Colo. called "Chrls-
tups and Scissors The children sang and
marched up the big choir platform with ban
nera dying,
bishop Holloway Of the Southern Methodist
church thon presented tho report oi tho COM
mUtsc on resolutions. which was read by Dr..
jesse Bowman Young 90 So, Louis, secretary
" the committee Tile announcement " the
selection OF Toronto MS the place VI the next
meeting evoked wild applause. but that sank
into in0lgnihcaHCc to the applause that rang
out as the secretary had concluded tho read
Ing OF that section which committed the
young people of the League 10 an undylng
war on tho lluuor traffic.
FrairouM grretnga were sent 20 the Bos-
ton meeting NJ Christian Endoayorers. and
TO the Baptist Young Peoples uniOn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Maidng Arrangements for Big campmect
Ing IN August.

Maiing Arrangements for Dig Campmeot-
Ing In August.
Waco. Tex juno 29.-About twenty-five
POPULATE mot at the city hail at II o'clock,
pursuant TO the call recently made for u
mass meeting.
Tho entire morning session was consumed
by spOechoB the tonor u which was a cum-
piaint and expression Of dissatisfaction with
tho manner In which the reorganization OF
the party In the county is progressing,
The meeting adjourned at Il o'clock for
lunch and was called TO order again at $50.
Thie afternoon the subject Of the mornings
session WIS further discussed, resulting
Ia perfecting county organization, and a
number OF precinct chairmen were appointed,
a resolution TO hold three DAYS camp
meeting Ia or near this city ON July II, 10
and Is was adopted and @. d, Harris, w NJ,
Tourney and a. NJ. Colwick were appointed
a committee to secure speakers for the oo-
cason and l.. Eyth was appointed chairman
Of committee to he appointed by himself
TO comploct arrangements aud make tho
August campmeotlng one Of the grandost
events In tho history Of Mctennan county
Popullsm, After appointing tho above cont
mlttees and occupying considerable time with
unmportant speeches, arrangements were
made for lecture IN this city by Stump
Ashby on July I. and tho populists nd
iourned shortly after o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Austin, Tex, June 2O.-Proceodnss OF the
supreme court today Wrlts OF error granted
Cleveland vs.. Cleveland ct al. from Gal
weston. San Antol 10 and Arkansas Pass Rail-
way company ct al Vi, Howlca ct al, from
Loe; WeatherfoTd, Mineral Wells and North
Western Railway company VI. Duncan ot al,
from Parker; San Antonio and Aranaas Pass
Railway complny OF al, from Lee.
Mrlts OF error fefused-lnternational and
Great Northern Railway company vs. Davis
from Travis Gurlcy, Ross & Gurloy Va,
ClarksOn, from McLennan; Alexander ct al
va. Hammer nros. OF AL, from Hopkins, APP
piieation In Dismukes ct al. VS.. Houston ct
al. from Liberty is continued, AMI original
transcript Is ordered sent up.
RehoarinEs reiused--Wm. and Mary Hlg-
gins Va. Rordages. from Jefferson; Preston
OF al. vs. Fahey et al, from Grimes; Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fo Railway company vs.,
Landlord, from Cooke,
now set VI rules ARE adopted for the
supreme court and court OF civil appeals.
An cases, motions and applications not
disposed Of are continued untll next term
Court adjourned for the term.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30


over the Political Situation.
LONDON. June 20.
copyrighted, 1890, by tho Associated
pressl,-1he dissolution of parliament
uted in the house Of lords. will likoly oc,,
Cur on July s. Will be the death knell OK
the season here and in fortnight there
will be general exodus 70 the country
While the court functions already ar
ranged will be held. the dates fixed on
for many big private parties have been
cancelled anu the west emu shop keepets
result of the feeling Of depression when
has fallen upon the social world. The the
atcrs and other places of amusement are
also feeling the effect of clouds which are
sweeping over society, anu iAe Htfetuiptt
at even the most attractive houses nave
already decreased to noticeable degree.
The campaign will begin in deadly earnest
next week, when Lord Rosebery will 1re
the FIRST battery OF big guns for the Liberals
In his speech at the Royal Albert hall S5itn
Konsngton, and the same day slI Mllhah
chequer, Will pour hot shot into the Tory
ranks in an address which he is to deliver
at Derby, the seat which he has represented
In parliament since $780,
Vanity, Vair says II is understood that
the queen is greatly pleased II the change
government, and hopes that very solid and
able ministry will he selected to control
the admiralty department, as first lord o.
the admiralty. Her masjesty has recently
been devoting much attention TO tho British
| navy, and to the relative strength OF the
navies OF the world. Cuttings from various
| newspapers commenting upon the subject,
are collected, and these, with the oplnions
Of experts. are read TO the queen, who lis
| tens most attontiyely, and has notes made for
| future reference
Nasrulla Khan, the Afghan visitor who has
| attracted so much attention In the city and
| elsewhere, has taken great interest in tho
change OF ministry and ia said to have been
| quite sorroy that the Earl OF Kimberly, ex-
| secretary OF state for foreign AFFAIRS, has
lost his portfolio. This solicitude upon the
| part Of ,Nazrulla for the earl IL due to the
| fact that the latter has been untring IN his
efforts to make the Princes visit pleasant
one and has so far succeeded in amoothine
over the little unpleaaantnesses which have
so Hsguehus ',Vppev up sinre Wy nNise, -,
doubt that the Earl or his agants deserve
great credit, for more dificut person e
please than NAzrulla Khan never set foo
on British soil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
rERRlToRY NY

..,,es1 Q1I>'
Perkins has a new ~
cG %n% ouill i to be he
paper q. s nos,otllcc hss W.
office Of the the. sel Naye psss
The ns e ses eoat ~ lslI ~
osases y. ,ar otfers sio,oW e sI,5.
railroad 70 eull o. y s.ylus 4 u
The s,oi new and ready ~ " .
Patients. - M rliIs!
Hon .. Guthrie Thu'ssN
ssppSess,ion' H. mn.
qu n,so Propositions 4, 1,jsss
The ~ rmpbaiicaM
tribes at huia'A ,ss RESCUED x:
II pr ,sS 9Sski Si.,S s s1s,s't :,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Negroes in Trouble ior s,,.,,,.,.. .
a Railway Tt.ls

alan ,or ~ ,' Tex, June a.-a,a.
young negroes charTsd ", VA WI 4
o onn IN attempting q wfss WI x ka &
eng Arkansas Pass ,rain r, a I'M y
ye @,snnls ~, Wilson county, Cocss
s vitsun placed Henry Osso,ds ~
each ana ii IVY and cha1t, I'M 4
IVA ba MN NE Others ssn rsl';u9 !!
tho whole story. Attn, ,ssl.s1f q :
iiminary to a grayer u. r,ss'a' II /
When Judge Stevenson VIM, ts:rf
the whole party, seven y ,m 1872 ~ ~
rested by Deputy Uuitsd INV. " ~
caster on the charge Il ots, NM at1;, I.
states mail RAILWAY train 1s 4
euned IN pairs and viii be NJ, MY Y &
TONIC this evening 10 ltaai !. ~
before United statea conlois,,s,s'.. ", I. /,
cepl the three IN jail for Il dsi,s. 4, |.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

. Mckinney, Tex, June @.-ps, 4
1ollin county, has Just Complete r.,
ments for a grand pIcs,s NJ! vs. -
July IL, ut which all roliti,,il ~ \, v W.
ne represented by their ablssif NJ. h
IN the state, as follows;
Lieutenant Governor N. " cr-, n.
9crati cyclone Davis, rsrl;a II
George n. Aldrldse Of nallls IN ~
a 1 p,,e,mocrati Judge Edsinli L u,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Ardmorc. l. T.. June 2a.--A are broke ont
on Inc south side OF Main street, east OF tho
railroad this morning at o'clock. It caught
In a two story pool room and burned out
three or four cheiap houses With ioss q
nhout si0oO: no Insurance. Ample funds have
bcen raised 10 purchase complete out-ht
for hook and ladder company and strong
company o. thirty OF our hert young mon Will
be formed so that Ardmoro viii be ready In
the next few days to fight the hro,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
STATE SETTINGS

Edna has organized a cctnnsId a
The Laredo Times Is getting y !
edition.
waxahachle will hsyo tree nal N
In a few months. Ns
The East Texas Press sss'risiin :
In Jacksonville July 49,
Burglars raided saloon it bips'
a few nights ago.
Bob johnson, colored, hts hs'a '''s''
Paris charged with burglary j
The Mexican war veterans az ? !,
meeting at FlAtonia July IL
since the local-opuon elsetel' l K !.
is surerlng from "snais W. '''''. 4
Rev. Bill stephens Wa liIsSs I. . .
Vernon a few dags ago ief is'-'-'
the road. WAS !.
Floresyille has issued hpaai Y ~ !,
Of $1,000 for the purpose q '-''4'
hall. !,
Al Terrell. the little b-yen-el. X n
Mcleod was badly hurt % : y =
horse. I. 4.
At Greenwood. Germ wliaIr NJ,
from a horse against W
seriously injured (. (
A cavalry company c9nr1 ~, i
ladies has been organized !" -
al the Fruit Palace, Z,
FRANKLIN county Demoefama .I e' s,jIs1
,raa silver convention " stlee ~
attend the Fort Worth Hes'' '....,, I,
A meeting Of confedera':, 4. WYE Y n, \
beia in Greenyiie July :, W ',, n X
ora a county a's''lap's :,
The sesd body Of a n,l y s;' " \,
mai Of charles ]. Lansnoi,s . y m, N,
hn s' been found near juns'len ~ =. !,
private Thomas N. sins; sau,. \; /, 4
earns II. ). A., surend.ie,a'. VA IA d
SWccintosh as a desentf w y. WI
4 meeting viii be ned A N.. e'.,s'il j
aan nieht 10 organize 4 ps ~, XII.
Myrtle Springs. van iA'
bI-inetallio club. c..,.. 70
while a small boy ne, I, y Nv 70 Y
,rs an old ride the TUBE y ~r lst1
NE "r nsssed through BIZ ~
I'm Riggs and Charley ,,s'is. i !,
90 ' ilaar All old have been ssssi,sa
10 y, y .aad Win Jobhing no
i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Galveston. Tex. June a.-Austr..
today made in the United tcr Y,
court for a receiver for iAs He..e 4
street Railway company Md ~
ordered that all partles appear b;;n 81
sherman July II, when lie ttal.s Nj
decided. u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
MRS. STANFORD WINS.


San Francisco, June 29,-Judge Ross
In the United States circuit court today
sustained the demurrer OF Mrs, Leland
Stanford In the suit commenced by the
general government against the estate
OF the late Senator Stanford for the
recovery of moneys on account of the
Central Pacific railroad debts, The
court sustained the demurrer on the
grounds that the individual stockhold-
ers are not liable for the debts of the
corporation and while the government
was given time in which to nle an
amended complaint It is understood
that today's decision practically kills
II. The amount Involved Is Sl5, OOO. 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Tyler, Tex, June 20 Tho engine OF the
sriat mill belonging to T. M. Ingram. slx
miles southeast OF this city, exploded al
o'clock this afternoon, John Spear. FIRE.
man, was struck by a flying piece of iron.
crushing in the entire side OF his skull. lie
VIII dc Tom Ingram, Jr., was severely
man whose name cannot DO learned WAS
also severely rcaldod on tho breast and
arms. They arc both aerioMsy hut not
fatally injured. The engine house Is a to-
tai wreck. and the damagn a ennnianrnhln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Paris. Tex, June 29.--Airs. Susanna Jonos.
who lived with her husband and half a
ton, Ia West parla was struck by ilrht.
ming and instantly killed. She was stand
lng In the door during thunder storm.
when tho currCnt canio dowa through IN,
ceiling, Just above the spot whore she
WIS standing. Her husband was slightly
stunned but not seriously injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Ardmore l. Il. June e9.-Frnnk Vaughn,
]. r. Treat oscar Feny and u. N. Earle
wcrc arrested hero tonight by omcers naokor
and pulham. They bad twenty-five stolen
cattle IN their possession belonging to partioa
living near nanghcfty. They were Jailed
and VIII be tried Mhnhay. A aon o. Elder
Treat escaped the officers, shooting at him as
he ran
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Decatur, Tex, June se.--Eali lt,s.,1
ond oldest son Of Rev. o. s. 1hlr1 z
Of the eMthodist church d M, ia, Z
dcntally shot and killed his lHih ~
Caruth, with target gun, thi asa4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Shreveport Won Today over Dallas by
Great Squirt in Last Inning.
Dallas, Tex. June 2a.-The shrevepS,t~,
with the score OF s to against them, made
great rally at the bat in the ninth inning,
and, assisted By Wild throw OF Boyle 70
the plate. scored four runs and toSk the,s
only game thus far In the second series
from the steers The fielding and team work
OF tho shreveports were an improvement
over yesterday. although II was sun gul!e
ragged. Their good hitting ana Ne s,oys
effective pitching were the Winning lacnIs'
Tho summary OF the me-ShrevepoIt,
runs. o: hits. 10; errors, 9. Dallas, runs 81
hits II; errors 3,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
STANDING or THE CLUBS,


Tho Texas and Pacific base ball nlno and
the McCord- Collins nine had expected TO play
a game on the ith u July at tho base ball
park but from the fact that the Dallas
TO play at the park on that day. the Texas
and Pacific and McCord- Collins game Will
be postponed to tho following Sunday after
noon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Goldthwaito, Tex, June 20 Sheriff Ges-
lin and Deputy Sheriff Rranum arrested a
man by the name OF Jones here this even
ing on telegram from San Saba county
lilo Is charged with theft Of the horse he
was riding when arrested, He will DO car
rled back to San Saba county as soon as
tho sheriff from that county arrives,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Beevllle, Tex. June n.--As ral1 d
coroner's inquest and examining It'd II
case Of A. Q. blackburn. who VI i4I11
dered near La Carte, In LIss 0lf uc7
Sunday night last, Doc lliris1r. Ii hi
daughter, were placed 10 ths hr1z|
last evening. charged With !hs GA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

was badly injured and crippled for nc mas a
turned a verdict tonight Of murder In hrst
degree against octave rhib0deaux aud 'hat o.
mGnslaughtcr with accommodation OF mercy
agalnst Augusle Thlbodeaux.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Washington, June 29.--Tho following pen
sions have boon issued to residents OF
Texas, John Long. San Antonio, Bexar coun-
", original; william Hacker Marion, uuada-
lupe county, reissue; Marshall T.. Parker
Honey Grove Fannin' county. reissue, WI,
liam r. Moore, cross Plains, Callahan county,
rolsNuu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Houston, Tex, June 2s.--esrF, yftl|
though warned not 10 80 near ID "a
the opera house. which are bslnf w i
there and took a seat A hf'l NJ 1
feet and crushed his skull ~ w
fatal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
AUSTIN HOUSTON.

Houston. Tex, June ao.-Austin had az, an
easy limo today In their game win ''e
home team. The score Is as tollo"s'p ur
uouston ............1OO001l COS 9
Austin .',......,,,....0OI 400 - :
Batteries Hardy and Matthews; Brigahee
and Foreith ~
Ilunife-Niigs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Left Fielder Mac;ey Of the local team
was released yesterday
Two now men viii play Ia today's games
Il; the park,
ono Of the new pitchers arrived last
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

The Fort Worth Amateurs viii he unable
to n their dates commencing July 1, on
uniforms disappeared They are making Of
forts TO recover them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
AZ Mrnn coNYIcrrn

Craxloy, La, june 2a.--The case Of Octave
and Augusta Thibodeaux for wrcoklng the
Midland branch train. in which Fireman
Gseger lost his lfe ana Engineer Maudlns
The herald., 1895-02-02
Bradstreet's weekly Review.


NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Bradstreets tomorrow
will say:
Special kilograms to Bradstreets from many
of the more important points of distribution
throughout the country makes it plain that the
uncertainty as to the financial situation, based
on the rapid Withdrawals of gold from the
treasury has had o depressing effect on general
trade. Among twenty staple products four
nave remained steady in price, wool, Lumbar.
hides and leather, although in western centers
some grades of the last named have been held
at an advance. More important decreases were
In live cattle and hogs, the latter LOG per 100:
wheat, corn and oats and pork and lard and
cotton all made declines.
The greatest encouragement as to advances in
prices is found among the iron and steel in
dustries. Not only have Bessemer pig iron and
steel billets advanced fully 15c Der ton esch
but the demand for shaped iron by car, waaon
and implement makers call for attention: that
for nails and for barbed wire being pronounced
advancing. Low tenn perature west has put up
prices OF eggs and potatoes and quotations for
coffee and sugar are higher.
During January exports OF wheat, both coasts
of the United States, -four included AS wheat,
have continued to average 5000, 900 bushels
per week. but during six business days ending
January 81, the total so reported WAS 2,483,-
900 bushels as compared with 2,S40,000 bush
els the week before and 2,O83, 900 in the week
one year ago.
In textiles there Is little change or prospect
of early improvement. Print cloths are shade
better than week ago. Foreign wool dress
good are reported active and have secured the
bulk of the orders placed at eastern centers
thus far The outlook for American mills en-
gagged on WOODEN dry goods il regarded as favor
able. although manufacturers of mems dress
woolenS are bush.
The herald., 1895-02-02

fancy nayels. $500; choice. $l.75; standard,
81. 50 extra fancy seedlings, $l.75; fancy seed
lings, Si.50 choice. S135; standard. ST. 20
Green Fruits.
APpLEs-Per box. local, 50990c; mocntain,
BANAsAs-Pe buuch, Bluefelds, Si.5o@ 100;
Bocas, 50. 90 225.
CElNBEKRtEs- Per bbl., s1l 5e@12.0e.
GUAvAs-Per A-lb. box, 6a7c.
PEARs-Per 40-lb. box. 75c@$1.
PERsIM MoNs-Per lb., 41b5e.
oRtNGEs-Navela, fancy, 80 5o03. 90; choice
@Z.oog2.o0; Japanese Tangerines, $2.o0.
Dried Fruits.
APPLLEs-Per lb.. Gl0c.
APRIcoTs-Per h., 5(0113c-
PEAcHEs-Per lb., AZ 961a.
PRUNEs-Per h., 4QD7.
RAIsINs-Per h., IA 931z.
Millstuffs.
Fiour-Los Angeles, $40; Stockton, $685.
Bran-Per ton, local, s2I; northern. $3.50.
Shorts-Per ton, loca, 1913: northern, $3.50.
Rolled Barley--Per ton, $2l.
Cracked Corn-Per cwt.. 81. 20.
Feed Meal-Per cwt., 81. Is
Hides and Wool.
HIDEs---Per h., ound dry, 9l3c; culled, TIC;
kips sound, 61zc; culled. 4iSc; shssp pslt, mo
uemand), nominal.
WooL-very dull; 495c.
Fresh Meats.
Butchers prices for wholesale carcaoaes:
BEsF-Per ID, $4,000
VEAL-smal, 7c; large, 5@6c.
MurroNa45295c; spring lamb 6O7o
Livestock.
HoGs-Per cwt So. 75D4.0O.
BEEF CATTLE-Per cwt, 81 2512.50.
OALvEs-Per head, S275 $500.
SHEEP-Per head $l.o0p275.
LAMBs-Per head. $l.7592.o0.
Honey and Beeswax.
HONEY Per Per pound, oonS 1s9l4c;
BEEswAx-Per pound, 22026c
The herald., 1895-02-02
GOOD ADVICE.
The San Jacinto Searchlight Lectures the
Ranchers

The San Jacinto searchlight Lectures the
Ranchers.
The San Jacipto searchlight gives ranchers
Of Riverside county the following good ad-
wire: "Isn't 1t strange that in q county as
large snd fertile as this the people have to i'm
port their potatoes? How many potatoes.
think you, were brought into the town of Riv-
erside dnring the past season? Over fifty car
Dads. There were brought from Oregon, Sac
ramento, Salinas and other places and sold
right in our county seat. And all the while
our own farmers we're growing at hard times
and swearing that they couldn't make a decent
living out of the soil. Now potatoes grow
splendidy here, on lowland and upland.
There is no excuse for US when we fail to pro-
duee potatoes enough for the whole county.
WHAT we lack IL energy and elbow grease. Too
many hundred people are rushing around try
ing to make living out of the soil by selling
IT instead of digging it, Our county could
raise hundreds of carloads of potatoes in the
early spring without irrigation. 1t could raise
hundreds more without irrigation in summer
and fall up In the mountain valleys. Its irri
gated plains-Perris, Moreno Hemet and the
others-could raise hundreds more at any time
OF year they choose to statt the water a-s0ing.
Yet we stand around with our hands in our
pockets and let the northern farm eru raise our
pOtstoes and jingle the proceeds
The herald., 1895-02-02
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale and Jobbers Quotations Cor
reeted Daily.

Wholesale and Jobbers' Quotations Cor
reeted Daily.
Los ANGELES, Feb. 1.
The cold weather OF the past week has appar-
entity affected the laying propensities of the
hens to considerable extent. Eggs are getting
scarcer day after day. They are very firm at
present. selling readily at 23c. The produce
markets generally are unchanged.
Dairy Products.
a5c: rs OF. rolls, 32la o35c fancy dairy, IS
CHEEsE-Psr h., Southern California. large,
sss a gdS.ls asd WINS fsPs 5s
cream, 13013l1c: berger, 100l3c: do
mestic Swiss, 15l@l6c; imported wiss. 24@26c;
Rockford, 40c; Gorganzoa, 500; Edam, $40
Toe; Sapsago, 27c.
Poultry and Eggs.
PoULTRy-Per doz.. hens 81 OO9a:50; young
BOOSTERS. 81. 70; old ROSTERS. ~ 90; broil-
ers. $3. 5O04; IS; ducks. $4bo95.oo turkeys.
l1@12c per lb.
EGGs-21@23c.
Provisions.
HAMs-Perlb. Rex, 1916; Picnic. 7c; bone
BacoSEPsr lb, Rex homeless breakfast 1910;
light medi um, exc; medium, SIC.
DRIED BEEFnPer lb set laS in haiss lsac.
short clears, nc; clear backs, &c.
PIG PosK-Pe. nalf bbl., 80 lbs, Y7.5O.
LARD-Per lb., Ivory compound, tierces, SIC;
Rexolene. TAG; pure leal' &C.
Garin and Hay.
Barley-Per ctl., fs d, 90 095c; seed, 95c@$l
Corn-Per otl., $1.1O0l.15
Wheat--Per ctl., $l(0l.05.
Si51l6 so; oats. $l5@16; wheat, SIS. @i8.
Citrus Fruits.
LEMoNs-Per box, extra large Eurekas. $500;
cured Eurekas and Lisbons. 50. 50@2. 70; I'M
cared, fancy, 81. so.
oHANexs-Per box, I. o. b., shippers quota
.,cns. Trtra fancT Washinptnr rsva,e 40 2<.