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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17
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FOR RENT.

FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN prl-
vate family; conveniently located hot
and cold bath everything new. gas and
all modern conveniences ZIG Crawford
street. ~
TWO nicely FURNISHED rooms, en- suite. Tri-
vale family. conveniently located. hot
and cold baths, everything neat, only
gentlemen need apply Can No. 1906
Fann.n street. is
FOR RENTTwo rooms. tunfrnshcl.
suitable for man and wife, without chill
dren; water and conveniences. li0S Mi
lam. Is
FOR RENT-To couple without children,
two rooms, furnished, for light house
keeping. with family of TWO; modern
conveniences 5o1 Crawford street. be-
tween Texas ana Prairie avenues. Is
FOR RENT Sixty cottages. forty houses
three boarding houses, three stores with
rooms upstairs. BY Lone star Moving
company. corner Main and Texas ave-
nue. phone 5SS. z
WANTED--One or two gentlemen to oc-
cupy large, south, front. well furnished
room in house wth modern conVeniencrs
in best part OF city, car passes by door
every seven minutes; terms moderate. .
references exchanged. Address sG def
ferson avcn1e.
| FOR RENT Seven room house. Third
ward; modern improvements; hest neigh
borhooi in city. Cheap 10 good tenant.
Address j. c. Wmberly, 1918 Nance
street II
FOX RENT-A convenient mouse OF seven
rooms, eight blocks from the Capitol ho-
tel. Inquire at llOi Travis q
| a DESIRABLE furnished room Tor rent !;
southern exposure. large ana airy. bath
room privilege; ll02 Rusk street. 70
, FINELY FURNISHED rooms suitable
foe dentist or other office. gas ana bath
Apply Or. Warner, Moore & Burnct
building. 70
| FOR RENT-Cottage. rooms hall gal
| icI1es, servants room. water. scw'
large well filled yard, nne flowers aud
shrubs Apply on promises, corner Boll
and Chnrtres. 9. f. Whltler. II
! 4 FINELY furnished room, suItnble Tor
/ couple ladies' or man and wife, GnH
| and bath. Apply Dr. Warner. Moore q
Busnet building y
| FOR RENT-one two-sIory house OH
street car line, ChHrtrcs, corner Lamar.
Apply 20 Charles Il. Ashe, office Pres
ton. corner san Jacinto. l9
FOR RENT-One three-room cottage IN
good ne ghborhoud. No. g03 Milan street
between Walker and Mckinney. Apply
Al fremont House. IL
iFOR RENT-Nlcely furnished front room
on second floor. with crate and bath
men only. 1890 Travis street. corner
POLK. II
FOR RENT-.A small store 1906 Congress
street residence attached, eight rooms.
Apply ii01 Hamilton avenue. city. II
| FOR RENT Eight room house on Milan
street. near Pease. all modern conven-
i"ncc', hot aud cold water, electric, gas
Lighting. closets etc. Can on Lewis y
Rosenberg, 2ls. go Main street. II
FOR RkNr-t,loor space ON second moor
OF Post bu.lding. Apply to q. j. Palm
Ell. business manager. II
TO RENT-Store house TO rent, near the
Southern and National oil m lis on
Washington road. Apply to F. f. Chow,
iampe Guiding. CITY u
CTOD CE LARGEST AND BEST
y OI<AuL warehouse in city 70.
storing Furniture and Merchandise OF
all kinds reden & Co
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BUSINESS CHANCHES.

FOR SALE-One of the best retail hard
ware. crockery and implement business
es in Texas situated in Town OF 25tJ;
first-claSs locality, very little compe-
tition and good business, party has good
reason for selling out. Address C., this
office. %
SO 900 To INVEST in an established bust
ness Ca other profitable enterprise re-
curing assistance, communications
strictly confidential. ADDRESS Investor
IN < office IL
FOR SALE--Half Interest in my wagon
and livery business, TO young man
with push; must have $3.50 caslt, and VIII
give long time on balance. Address Ja-.
il. Davis. Colbert, l. T. II
FIVE PER CENT week profits IS the
average return or my "huctuation sys-
tenn" send for pamphlet free. w. T..
Forest so Broadway. New York. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

FOR sALE-An assortment OF second-
nJnd betting. pulleys. shafting, hang
ers. piping. e'c, Cali at the business
Office of Tho Post. II
ONION SETS. Schallots Easter Lily and
Freezia Bulbs. A. Whitaker. 500 Travis.
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HOG RANCH FOR SAI.E--70l acres, 2h
mites west of Lexington, l.ea couutys
Texas; 100 acres In cultivation, WIN
good houses, the balance good bottom
land; everlasting water, hogs cen pe
raised without feeding them; price y per
acre. Write to DIR. Ben IL. Niite. Shsl.
by. Texas. ~
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FOR SALE-'rhat handsome residence @i1
Caroline street. will be sold az a bar
and examine or apply to N. hi Eorheet,
liutchins House.
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FOR SALE--l60 acres fine prairie land,
good for cotton, peas, coCn potatoes, Ray
and rice. new house and fencing, ~
three miles from Sour Lake station.
price $500. half cash. balance on long,
easy payments. Address +. Ii. tstrlch,
Euttneld Texas. IS
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

account OF a good lumber
mill that can make bids 70 furnish Az
necessary lumber and shingles for build
ings on contract. Address Brohn. this
office
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TOK SALE-At $40 per acre. 300 aerea
of land under, fence. w hartou ccrnty.
ON Peach creek. Apply a. ,. brown.
Wharton WeNaS. "
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A $1,000 stock OF hardware TO trade for
Third or Fourth ward property or itnd.
100 acr,s three miles from court house
to exchange for drugs. l have 3q0p actea
of clear land for HOUSTON proprr3s III
you wish TO buy, SELL rent OF cNendnge
property. write or call upon ne y.
Nj Norfleet Hutchins House. II
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.
FINANCIAL.

,i900 TO LOAN at 10 per cent. Also can
accommodate sixty and ninety days with
proper security. A. Paul d Co., 2ls
Main street.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WXNTE6-To rent two unfurnlshs4
Dallas avenue. corner Fannin street. -
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HAVE HOMES in tho several different
wards that must be sold.
Lands in Harris. Fort Bend and lSfas-
oria and Wharton counties thai the own
crs have 10 sell.
Two desirable lots on Caroline street
10 exchange for building loan or noM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

FOR SALE-Four room cottage and
choice corner lot In Third ward. $500 TO
$500 cash and balance on easy terTna y:
j Palmer, this office. u
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WANTED-i0.0 900 to 10000 acres OF farm
land for colony: must be rich and cheap;
coast country preferred. Address L. u,
203, Austin Texas. IL
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WANTED TO BUY. .

wANTED-To buy ore hydraulic JACK Of
about 20 tons capacity. state price, con-
dftion and make. l.. Il. Miller.
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WANTED--By a German % years old,
willing TO work as grass washer or
porter in a store. Address 1928 this Of
fee. IA
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FOR sALE-Brazos river plantation, con-
tanning l2ls acres situated IS miles from
houston. The S. A. g. A. +, railroad
runs through the plantation; Faifoad
switch 500 acres in cultivation, oslancs
timber; all rich. alluvial; VIII produce -
per acre; S tenant houses. dwsiling
house, etc.
Also 250o-acre plantation in Brazor'a eoun,,
acres, all rich alluvial. The hard times
Will bring these lands into notice.
Also i92S acres. situated 80 miles from
runs through the land: land all Virgin
tiinbered.
Twenty and 40 acre tracts near tho city,
two handsome residences. close IN, all
OF which win bo sold at prices 70 seepiug
with the scarcity OF money. s2rfa-
spondence solicited. Address " tIam
Hunter. Hutchins House. Houston,
Texas. u-23
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS In pri-
waite family; conveniently located hot
and cold bath; everything new. gas and
all modern conveniences. ZIG Crawford
street, 2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

DISEASES of the skin. suen v az piihp s,c
a pi VA icing eur, daily by Or; Vim. Thoss
Who are unable TO call and desire home
tr"stment should address DR.. Winn. Oh
Rinz block.
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LAMPS! LAMPS! LAMPslaincandesesn NJ
, raw fndi,ng specially; electrical and
raiiway supplies. The Barden,Shess , =
,.Iectrical Construction Company W..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

TWO nicely furnished rooms, en- suite, pri-
waite family. conveniently located. hot
and cold baths, everything neat. only
gentlemen need apply. Can No. 1906
Gannn street. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

WANTED--To buy secondhand furniture
OF any kind; will pay reasonable prices;
we are no dealers, Send postal to Z, Q.
box 2l2 and Will call on you. ~
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:, nv, !, N;-TT1,N Farmers. Gardeners anu
AT I,I,ii, i GioroNwlersGBone and Phosphate
Meal for fertiizins for sale u IN ldls Sole
small lrner 'Nila,n and Preston, Hons;;
AGENT n S1nihr FOR prices in carload ehg
80. ~, 40 rIoad lois a. :
Arizona republican., 1896-06-16
A MONEY FIGHT.
Eastern Delegations Insist on the
 Word "Gold."

ST. LOUIS, June .-Maryland's delegation visited Platts room early this morning and declared for a gold standard with the word "gold' in the plank This makes thirteen states that, have promised to stand by Platt, New York included.
 As yet, Ohio has not signified her will lingness through Hanna to accept this; and so sure is the latter of control of the convention that he believes he can either allow the customers to fix the plank or else use his own judgment and strike it out. The plan at present is to have an adjournment of the conven- tion after the nomination of a presi- dent is accomplished, to allow the con- centration of votes upon some of the many candidates for vice-president. Hanna, Platt and Manley this morning denied that they had any conference with each other looking towards the withdrawal of minor candidates.
 Today was one of platform agitation. The three-cornered fight has drawn the lines sharply. Men from the east demanding gold ill the platform are very determined. Lodge, Platt and others, opponents of Mckinley, seem
Arizona republican., 1896-06-16
THE EVE OF THE BATTLE Conditions as They Ap- pear at St. Louis. All Opposition to Mckinley Is
 Vanished.
Preliminary Skirmishes Over the Money Plank-ViCe-PreSId
 tial Candidates.

ST. LOUIS, June Especial Dis patch to The Republican, .)-Today a .vice-presidentia1 boom is grow ing for Colonel Fred D. Grant of New York. Ulysses Grant of Cali fornia withdraws in favor of his broth CT. Hobart of New Jersey is very strong.
 The Illinois state organization and ticket are frightened about Altgeld and free silver and would like the vice presidency. Cullom's conference with Mckinley at Canton may mean this. Reeds candidacy is growing. He has captured many southern delegates from Florida, Alabama and South Car olina.
 General Torrance and Potter Palm er's agents of Chicago are rushing Fred Grant for vice-president.
 MANNING.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-16

son who do the tabulating that unless there is some break from the opposi- tion the Mckinley vote will not exceed six hundred and forty out of nine hund- red and eighteen on the estimate of his managers.
 Governor Bradley and the Kentucky delegates arrived today. There had been reports about strained relations between Bradley and Hanna, but they are reported to have had friendly, but informal meeting today and the Kentucky vote is counted in the Me Kinley column by the 1atters mana gers. Hanna during the forenoon re- ceived the southern delegation.
 In the headquarters of all the can didates for the presidency opposed to Mckinley there is this morning a gen eral air of lassitude that demonstrated realization that any attempt to stem the tide towards his nomination will be unsuccessful. Even the temporary elation felt at the Maine headquarters and shared in by New Workers over the threat made by the majority of colored voters to withdraw their support from Mckinley and throw it to Reed was not deep rooted and the lack of enthusiasm seemed to rather dampen the ardor of the colored men who expected a royal reception.
 As fully analysed this morning and the analyzation was presented to sev- eral leaders for approval-the result may be summed up as follows: The names of Morton, Allison, Quay and Reed will be presented to the conven- tion for vote, with no other reason than to prove the delegates loyalty.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-16
MONDAYS ASPECT.
No Attempt to Stem the Tide Toward
 Mckinley.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The president makers 'awoke today to drear driz- gle of rain which fell like a wet blanket over the gaudy street decorations and repressed whatever tendency there might have been toward demonstra- tions of enthusiasm of the sort which cropped out sufficiently Sunday to give an old time convention air to the city.
 The colored men received several bales of posters, samples of which they proceeded to paste on every available space. These posters were of an ag- gressive yellow hue which caught the eye from a distance, and flaming red letters announced we are for gold"
 At the Mckinley headquarters today there was more of a jam than hereto fore, but there is no change in the claims of Grosvenor, Hahn and Thomp-
Arizona republican., 1896-06-16
THE CONTRACT.

Evidence Upon Which the Claim Is
 Based. Following is the contract signed by L. c. Hughes, c. P. Leitch and M. H. McCord:
 This indenture made and entered into this second day of December, 1895, be-
Arizona republican., 1896-06-16

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The San Francisco call., 1896-06-03
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-Pea ehes and Raisins continue
IN demand. Prunes and Apricots dull. Nuts
ana honey are nominal. The following prices rule
on the Fruit Exchange:
CARLOAD LoTs-Appies 11a@2c p ID for quar-
tered, &c for sliced and 4@41ac for evaparated; ;
reaches, S@5c and &c for fancy; Apricots, 612@
sc Tor prime 10 choice. &c for fancy and 10@llc p
b for fancy Moorpark; Figs, black, 212c for un-
pressed: White Figs 4c in sacks; Pears, 7c . ID
frunes, 39314c; Plums, 312c p b for pilted and
I129zc 1or unpltted; Nectarines, 312G5c q b for
prime TO choice and 51ac for fancy.
JoBBING PRICEs-Evaporated Apples, 4@41ac
= ID; sun-dred, 112@2c; Peaches, 312(Q5c and &c
LOT fancy; peeled IN boxes 1212c p ID; Prunes, 4c
for four sizes, 5@g51ac for 40@50's and 4165c for
10@l1 for fancy Moorpark: Figs. black, 31ac;
White Figs, Babe: Pears, SC p ID for evaporate d
Tor pitted and 1Cal1sc for unpitted; NectarInes,
4g5c y n for prime to choice.
RAISiNS AMI DRIED GRAPES-Prces are as
toHoWs, carload lots. I. o. b. san Francisco: Four
crown, loose, 3$4c; 3-crown, loose, &c; 2-crown,
Z12c 6 ID; seedless Sultanas 3ia@l334 C; seedess
MMuscatels NJ 21a92$4c; S-crown London layers, zoe
az 1902 25; Imperial clusters, 81 6O@2 rs: Dried
Grapes, - r ID.
JoBBINe PRICEs-Fourcrown loose, 314@14c; g.
crown 314c o 10; 2-crown, 234@3c. Seeu. sss sui
tanas 4c u 10; Seedless Muscatels Sc; 3crown
London layers, 10000; clusters, 81 50@l IS;
Dehesa clusters, 81 81; Imperial clusters 81 10;
NUTs-Walnuts are quotable at 9@1lc p ID
for No. hard and 1l@l3c q ID for paper-Sheu.
!obbing lots; Almonds, t@712c q ID for Langne-
doc and S12@l0c for paper-shel iobbing; Pea
nuts, 512@7c lor Eastern and 412@512c for Cali
forna; hickory NUS, 5@6c; Pecsns, &c for rough
and Sc for polished; Fiberts, SG19c; Brazil Nuts,
StGl0c q 10: Cocoanuts S4 50t95 e 100.
HONEA-Comb is quotable at 1OGl2c d 10 for
bright ana S@9c p ID for lower grades; water
tracted. 414@434c; dark amber, &c; dark, lose.
BEESWAA-25Ql- 12c q iD.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-03
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, n. " June 2.-Stocks were dull
again to-day, but the tendency was downward.
London which gave the local market quite little
support yesterday, turned up as seller of ST.
Paul and Louisville and other speciaties. The
strength OF the radical silveries and the chances
of an early passage OF the But antibond bill by
the senate disturbed the foreigners, and for
these reasons they were disposed to reduce
their holdings OF American securities. Incl
dentalv the further reduction of 1sc per pound In
refined sugar ana the veto of the so-called Whit
ney bill by the Governor OF Massachusetts cop-
tributed to he depression.
. reduction in the posted rate for demand bills
to S4 SO. and liberal offerings OF acceptaHces down
against securities recently sold abroad, which
ought TO stop gold shipments for time at least,
were ignored German bankers, who evidently
have untitled orders for Russian account advanced
their price l-32 of per cent. but local bankers
are OF the opinion that the shipments IN the near
future viii be light. Some OF them assert that
gold cannot be shipped at profit even at the ad-
vance offered by the Berlin hnanciers The sell
ing of stocks for London was taken advantage of
by the room traders and the bears generally and
the active list recorded declines OF 14@112 per
cent.
sugar. the industrials grangers and Tennes-
see coal all were prominent Leather preferred
first dropped % on reports that the dividends
would be passed, but later on when 1t was
nounced that the management had decided TO
TO 633s Bay state 6 as broke from 291D to 291A
The marxet closed weak at about the lowest point
OF the day. Net changes show losses of 14@l12
per cent. Bay state Gas, however, lost "A Local
Bonds were quiet and weak; sales were S790.000
Atchfson adjustment tours fell TO AL Louisville
Evansville and st. Louis, consolidated hves GER
tificates 2 TO 81; oregon Improvement, first sxes,
l34 to IS; Wabash, seconds, ] to 1872 Western
y ew York and Pennsylvania, income hves, to
IS and Wisconsin Central, fves certificates, ia
to 1914.
Grain.
FLOUR-Dnll. weak; Winter wheat. low grades,
81 70; do fair to fancy, 81 40; do patents So 10:
Minnesota clear, 81 as; do straits, 50 95; 90
patents, So As; low extras, 81 70; city mills,
"a %: do patents, $4 20: rye mixture, 81 so;
superhne 81 95 fine, 81 20. Southern flour, dull,
easy; common fair extra, So 20; good do, 81 80:
Rye -four dull; easy; 81 40
CORNMEAL-Quiet steady: yellow Western,
81 05: Brandywine 81 10.
RYE-N ominai; STATE, 44i2c.
BARLEY-Ungraded Western 3St@41c.
BARLEY MALI Quiet: Western. 4Sld53c.
WHEAT-Dul. hrmer; f. o. b., 72c 10 arrive:
ungraded red 62973c; No. Northern, 6614c TO
arrive.
Options opened weak and declined Ts911sc on
lower cables, fine crop weather: good selling weak
West and free liquidation; rallied 7s@11sc on
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-03
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
rURE WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO. June
2. 1896, 5 p M-Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those OF same ate last season: !:
Eureka 5l.7O, last season 1888; Red B uff 224S
last season 297I: san Francisco 2125, last season
25.7O; Fresno sic, last season IA 67i san Luis
Ob.spo II 20, last season 1904; Los Angeles
qS5 last season 1910: San Diego 593, last season
1920: una SO, last season 3.Ol.
The following maximum temperatures are re-
Dor, cd from stations IN California to-day:
Eureka 5S Red Bluff 50, san Francisco 90,
Fresno 70, san Luis Obispo Sc, Los Angeles 10,
san Diego So, Yuma l02.
san Francisco data-MaXimum temperature 80,
minimum 49, mean -.
The pressure is highest this evening along the
California coast, and lowest from Arizona north
prevails in the interior OF California and Ne
vada, where The te- perature is from D to 80
degrees fellow the normal. II will probably grow
warmer in California Wednesday, which VIII be
accom- panied by clearing skies.
Forecast made "a san Francisco Tor thirty hours,
ending midnight, Tuesday, June g. 1895
Northern California-Eair; warmer in the In
terror OF the northern portion Wednesday; high
nor Invest winds along the coast
Southern California - Fair Wednesday; brisk
westerly shifting northerly winds.
evada-Far Wednes.ia
Utah-Fair in the south portion; showers and
thuHder-stor in north portion; much cooler
Wednesday.
Arizoua-Fair Wednesday.
san Francisco and vlcinity-High westerly winds
w. II. HAMMoN, Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-03
DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS-Arrivals OF Cherries were
Zo76 boxes, selling at 6OGD75c for White; 40@75c
- box for Black, and S5c@$l for Royal Anne.
Gherries IN bulk, 5gs7c T. Ii for White, 5@7c for
Black and s@9c TOR Royal Annes
reaches, S. IS p box; Wrapped Peaches, 81 rs.
Cherry .ums, 81 @p75c e box.
ols ner Pluu4s sell slowly at 81 70 q crate.
lhey nave been hurt by halls orms. and lneir ap-
pearance is accordingly against them.
Green Apples, - q box.
Green Pears, 4O@5Uc q box.
rigs from Yuma neglected and nominal.
Frlngle ApricotS sold at 50@75c d box, 400
Do1eS coming In; Royals were hard to sell at $l@
20 2 box, being green and ha d.
bEhRtES-Receipts Of Strawberries were 290
cnests, selling at $S@11 . chest for Longworths
and $5G7 for large berries
Gooseoerres 2U@25c y drawer and 112@2c u ID
IN pulk for small, and 25@30c p drawer, and 20
212c p ID in bulk for large
;, kaspberries, 5O@75c p drawer; Newcastle
Raspberres ST. 25 . crate
NO Black berries from southern California
CuTrants. $3@5 p chest for good TO choice
ClIRUS ) FRuI1S-Oranges are quiet. Lemons
are not as firm. Lines higher an scarce
oranges 75c9$1 80 for Seedlings, 1904 Tor
NaYels, 81 5092 so for Nj alta Boods and 81 25@
20 Tor Mediterranean Sweets; Lemons, 75c@ a
81 90 for common and $2G3 for good to choice;
Mexican Lines, S697; California Lines, 81 u bx;
bananas, $l@z u bunch: Pineapples, 1906 q
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-03
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 2.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open auction to-day,
realizing prices follows: Cherries-Black Tar
tartan, 81 z5G1 so; Bigarreau, 81 2O9l so; Cleve.
land, 81 40.
Porter Bros. Company sold at open auction to-
day California fruit at the following prices :
Cherries-Napoleons So 80: Cleveands So 10;
Rockports, 81 10: Governor Woods, 81 70; Tar
tarians, 81 25(11 So
NEW YORK, NY. June 2.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open auction to-day,
at The following prices: Cnerrfes-Black Tartarian
S19l 65; Bigarreau, $l@l 65; Centennial, 81 05@
40; May Duke, Soc Notwithstanding, 81 10
a. %: Pringle, 65c@95 per single crate
l'orter Brothers Company sold at open auction
to-day California fruit at the following prices
Cherries-Royal Anne ST. 65G}2 l5; Rock ports,
81 20gl So Tartarians, 50cd$l so; Black. CSC
al %; Republicans, 81 05@l 10; Oxhearts, 81 20;
Puri Y, 81 05: Bigarreaus, 95c@$l 05; mixed,
81 so. Notwithstanding, 81 lU612 35; Royals,
ST. 1892 90 Pringles. 81 Is: Newcastes 55c.
Plums-Clyman 50c@$2; Cherrys, 90c@$1 80
BOSTON, MASS June 2.-Porter Bros Com
pany sold to-day at open au ction California fruits
as follows: Cherries-oxhearts 81 So: Tartarian S,
ST 1212G 80; Rockports. 81 30: Assorted, 81 2b;
Bigarreaus, 81 g. Plums-Purple Duanes, 81 25 /;
gross sale of 987 packages 1922 76
The Karl Fruit Company sold California fruit at
open auction to-day at the following prices: Cher
ries- Black Tirtarian, g. 20G1 so; Bigarreau,
81 20Gl so; assorted 81 80 per box; Governor
Wood, 81 %; Elton, 81 TO-