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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
No as
Application for a Patenl.
U. s. LAND OFFE Prescott, Arizona. December a. E

U. $ LAND 0FFE
 Prescott, Arizona. December 2. s
 Notice is hereby given that JEus I whose post0tfics sddress is Prssoott has this day filed his application for sa fifteen hundred linear feet of the n mine or vein. bearing gold and siipsf face ground six hundred feet in Wifft in Turkey Creek Mining District, Cou- ySuai and Territory of Arizona. ani s by the held notes and official plas "a 2 office as Mineral Survey No. llss. saEl Survey No. Ils5 being described ss "a Wit.
 Beginning at corner No. 1. N 8 dassH S0 ft from discovery mOnument hls1f corner No l, of location whsss sXsx2o inches marked l-llS7 H inches in the ground with w stones alongside. | I. M No I1s7 D degs ' 62i fl. Thence N Sl degs 80 mz cor No 2 where . stone 2tNax7 ins naEt ls set l6 ins in ground Thence $ 5sea F. uuU ft to COT No 8. CurrespoudinE Wftt of locatiOn where q stone 20xisxs iH S-llos is set in ground ll ins. Theneet 90 min w lI0O ft tO Cor No. (, cOrrespa No tOf location, where a stone Sxsxs 1 A-ltSI is set in ground 16 ins 1hencef % min W 600 ft to COT No ,. same as cg location. where s stone 6xiXls ins marts Is set in ground r ias. Thence N a ds E 75O ft to cor No I, the place of beginz Magnetic variation IS dsgs % min | q ing 20.6S acres.
 The location of this mine is reeoris Recorder's Office of lavapai County, Aa Book g of Mines.
 Any and all persons claiming aipIs portion of said Buckeye mine or surisai are required to file their adverse clsinsi Register of the United states Land Prescott. in the County Of lAyapSi. Ar ing the sixty days period of p1hlicafis or they will be barred by the virtue q visions of the Statute.
 H. D. ROSS, k First publication January I5, fss5.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Condensed Time Tabh.

Trains No. X Westbound-snd train No. 4 E1stbound- are fast Limited trains carryinR frst class pAssengers only and equipped with Pull mans latest and mOst elegant sleeping cars, re- cllning chair cars with an attendant tO look after De pAssengers comfort, and new dining cars through without change between Los Angeles and hiCago
 ''in addition to the regular daily equipment, A ln1urUus compartment sleeping car containing two drawing rooms and seven family ruoms will Tuesday and Chicago on "Wednesday Of each week"
 Trains No. 1 and Q carry Pullman palace sleeping cars through without change between Chicago an San Francisco with an annex car be- tween BarstOw and Ios Angelss. Pullman tourist sleeping cars through without change be- tween OhicaEo and San franciHco. and ChicAgo and Los Angeles every day; twice a week between Los Angeles and St Paul; once week between Ln- An.-ala. An1 sL Lonls and Bnslan.n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

Trains a and e Sti run Oa alternate days. furnished by ssrcnts on application.
 sauss fu, Prescott & Phoeni1 RAilwzy. with shori.st and guiekest route t9 Denver kansas 1itg, ct Louis. Chicago and all paiuts oa-t
 Ihs soenic hne of AriEoaA- The h-lst rouia to ialfufuiA Ihe only Dorth and south liue tn Arizona tn th. Grand lanyon uf the Uolora.io. petrihssi Foresi Great flus fnrrst. Gin DWeling-, tsrsyat Salt River Valley and aumerous other points 0f iu- { toresf
 Boaatially Illustrated book tres oa aprlica- ! fion.
 fhroegh ucke,s e all poinis ia the UHitei Staiss. Canada and Msxico. All tha comforts and Cunvenhenoes of a frsi class rua1 vlih superb elui puusnt No. makes come tigns at Asl, Fork Wi,h A. { f. Aestlbuled Liuitsd No. ffuu ths Essf Tili- is 2 tls hlest train wrst of Chicsss. ho, connects with A. X F. No. 2 from the Tar. iss desiring to stay over st Ash Fork will h-d li'e h.eat oi accomnodations At frrsi. liar gay Hotel
 No. ulNkes cluse connecti5n At Ash Fork with A N Y. trains Nus and 2 q. No l Faachr. oAu Francisco l0 4h A- m secoud uioruins A N r. No is ysstlbulsd train throughout lighted siui finieh uas, dining car running through Lo- AnEclea Go lioagu. Dining cars under the mauasrmrut uf frud. Harvey wifh his uurx cellri -erYlCe, care and attention ta guasts Nos. and connect at Jerome Junction with trains of tae | '. A D. Ry for Jerome
 Connecting at Prescott with SiAge Lins- for all principal mining Camps, at CouEru-s with sfA.rp llne- for harqua hala Station and lsrnall: at fhoenl1 with the haricopa 4 Phoenix R'y. for pgints on the SOuthern Pacihc Railway
 The santa Pc. Pre-cOtJ A phoenix Railway is the btst route Co the Great Salt River Nalley For further information re.garyiins this Valle, and the kich Mining Section tribgtAry to this rosd any Saufa te Routc representative. or.
 GRO. T. NICHOLSON GRO M SARGENT. ticn Pa.s-nasr Ast General & P. Agt Chlcago m.
 Prescott. AriEuga.
 ! FREY. h- F. WELLS. General ManASsr Aasistaut ten. Manager, Topeka, kAns
 Prescott, Arisona A.. TAAfRK
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
No. s2s. Application for a Paien,
p,,..,,, Us, '. s. LASDOm

Prescott, Arizona. JasSs1S, - !.
 Notice ls hereby given thai " D k. h. Burmister. his aftornsv i, i. n. burmistsF. whose posrofSs- ,I,.-- rOtt, ArlEona. have this day 6ls.5 sss'. ton Tor patent for fifteen kz,.i,-.. linear feet 0f the Boulder mine o, - gold and silver with suffaea Er.o,,S .-- . tu.ui feet in width. situafe,i ir W-il-- district, County Of iaVApai. a.S - Arizona. and designated bY he Ssl5 = official plat on lile in this oef.. a. N Ney No. l,lst. in tOWnsliqer No. Ii E No I West. of GilA and Salt Rivsr =. - {. Mineral Suryey No. l. .ls4 being de-,',- lows, to-wit: -
 Beginning at the northwest co-.. claim. identical with the N N e1,,-'..'., cation. where a granite stone srs-5. |. sef m ground surrounded hy n1-.- stones and marked B No II lsi- 1 \ lava rock In place marked B RB bears V ls degs s min W is0 fea, =. end of Four Mile House bear S "a E !, 1SJ feet. Thence $ = dags 0 i,;-E tu north center end. Identical Eitb -.-. end ot location where a granite s,e-. inches is set m ground sgrrouu,iai L ment Of stones and marked B NOI n. same course 70 feet Co corner No | s with N F corner of location. Whsy' ,' stone sxl01zD inches is set in sr0un5 =. bg monument of stones and uIsrrsi < LIZA. Thence s i2 degs a min M I45 corner No < where a granite hgali- E inches IS set in ground surroun.iad ! ment oi stones and marked B Thence \ v degs 90 min W SO fest is. where a granite stone sxI2xIs incl, ground surrounded by monument Of s. marked B No 4-l,I4l. Thence N n min Il I, s03-s feet tO corner No l-i. .lss 0t beglnnir E.
 Magnetic variation i4 deg % min E a. ls ss acres.
 The location of this mine is recorf Recorders office of Yavapai county, n the Book 9 of mining records.
 Any and all persons claiming sli,-, portion OfsAid Boulder mine or suFis- are required Co tlle their adverse elains Register of the United States La q Prescott, n the County of faVapai. Tr Arizona, during the sixty days period 9 cation hereof, or they will b. hars virtue Co the prOyis Ons Of the sfatuta
 II. b. ROSS. ls kirst publication Jan 2e
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
1esTep I-g soLpIEa.s NeRve.
An Incident Showing the Psrils of Life In
 the JaRElss of India

An Incident Showing the Psrils of Life Ia
 the JaRElss Of India 1 The bluff old major from the queens army had listened attentive ly to the campfire tales of his com panions. He put a fresh charge of fragrant tobacco in the veteran pipe that he had been smoking, and the three occupants of the compartment Iapsed into expeotant silence, wait ing to hear from him.
 The bravest man I have ever met was not on the field of battle, ho be- gan. He was a soldier, but l know little about his military record. and yet when l say he was the bravest man l ever knew l think l know what am talking about. We were campaigning in India, and for some months the command had simply been idling time away. We were all thoroughly tired of a life of rou- tine military inactivity, and finally 8 party of five of us secured a two weeks leave of absence, which We proposed to spend in hunt for big game.
 One of our number was a senior regimental officer, who had been through ten years service in India. He had been the guiding spirit of our expedition. Seated a few feet away from him and to his left was young junior company officer, who had but recently joined the command. We had been eating fruit, which was of a kind that bears 8 very peculiar scent. It Is tradition that this native fruit has a strong attraction for several varie- ties of venomous reptiles, which are peculiar to that climate. at least am convinced that there is some thing more than tradition in it.
 "As I have said, We were talking of adventures when, in a moment of silence. the bluff old regimentsl off Ger, looking steadily at the young lieutenant to his left, slowly said:
 DO you think you could keep your presence of mind under the most trying circumstances, when your life depended upon your cool ness and oourage?'
 Dead silence followed the colo nel's question, and the young off Ger. looking quizzioally at his inter rogator, replied:
 "'Yes, think l could.
 linen the time has come when you must be put to the test. Move not a muscle until tell you, or you are dead man
 Then the bronZed old warrior slowly drew his pistol from his hol- ster, and, taking deliberate aim, he fired a shot at the very feet of the man to whom he had addressed his ominous question. For the space of 8 second We all sal like statues; then the colonel, in a tone of relief. ex- claimed:
 Its all right now, boys. I've killed it.
 We were all on our feet in an in stant eager 10 know what danger had threatened our young comrade, At his feet lay the coiling, squirm- ing body of a huge cobra, the most reptile that haunts the jungles of India. think the man who calmly faced that danger was the brayest man I've ever met, said the major, and no one dissented- New York Mercury.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
No Mer. Fs.r nf,hs nrn,i.t.

~ Look at the new
 evolution m dents
 try which IS intro (& duced by the X. HeavensJon Dental Co, permanently located in the city of Prescott. The A. Heayenston Dental Co. will e1- tract teeth with the new vegetable vapor gas, which IS q pure oxygen, the only absolute safe and painless method of extracting teeth. Teeth filled absolutely without pain. Ihls IS not tale but it will be proven by a thousand living testimonials m the city of Prescott and vicinity. Denture plates, bridge, crown, etc, etc. made on the shortest order and guaranteed to it. old plates made over as new. Irregularity ot teeth corrected. AlyeolaT AbeSs, Necrosis, Pyorrhea Alveolars, Pupitis, Peri camentitis, PlutTecsnt Pubs and other diseases of the mouth cured m short time by an entirely new pro cess or no pay. lt needs a trial Co appreciate. Dr. \. Heayenseon Is actually in the dental practice Tor the last twenty years and IS the m ventor of many improvements by which he can do all operations pain less. Remember that the Heaven ston Dental Institution Is complete in all its branches aud is located m Office Row, Pre- scott. Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Notice of FOrIeiturs.

To Thomas Lewis. his heirs or asslsas
 You are hereby notified that l kaf, 2 Three Hundred Dollars SSol ia As pruvements upon the Gem mining 2 '. <. in Big Bug district, 1avapAi coGnts, order to hold said premises under - of Section 2S24 Revised Statutes e States, being the amount nequifss.. same for the years lss3, lss4 And within ninety days after this notice tiOn you fail or refuse tO eontrio1.s portion of such expenditure as ce-.. interest in said claim will become = Of the subscriber under said Sscti,s@.
 Chaparral, Aria, December B, l,.@
 first publicatiO Dec. -...
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

D. V. Pritchett, who was recently elected foreman of the Hook and Lsdder company is one of the most enthusiastic members of the fire de- pertinent. Although probably the oldest man belonging to the depart msnt, age has had no effect towards decreasing his zeal as a fireman. He kAs served in fire companies for a quarter of century, having had his first experience in St. Louis, before the days of paid fire companies. In the days when fire fighting was done exclusively by volunteer fire men, and to whom no greater insult could be made than the offer of pay for their services. While spurning any gift or donation in the nature ot money though, a barrel of whisky with the head knocked in after a big fire would not be refused by them and fire without fight those days was remarkable occurrence. Mir. Pritchett has a son, Ward Prit- ehett who is "a chip of the old block in the matter of fires. Although not yet twenty-two years old, he has been a member of the Prescott fire department for six years and half, the rules of the de- pertinent being amended so as to admit him.
 The following scores were made yesterday by members of the Pres colt gun club: Marks l5; Andrews l4; Hall and Hastings, each, II: Block and Hill, each, 10; Ferguson, Frantz and Dexter, each, g; Man derfelt and Buchanon, each, 6; Rob insOn 1. 4 drug drummer named Chubb, made a score of Is and Banker Ellis scored 10. Al the sweepstakes, after the regular shoot, for 10 birds each, Marks, Andrews and Ferguson tied for first money with a score of : each, and Block and Chubb, tied for second place with 6 each. The shoot of was won by Ferguson and Block. Other scores made ID the sweepstakes was Hall and Hill , each and Hastings 1.
 James c. Barton and Miss Mossie GIrouI, of Jerome were married in Prescott last evening, Sunday, Feb 7uary Is, by Pastor Joseph Smale of the Baptist church. The groom ls the sssayer for the United Verde Copper company, while the bride is a niece of Superintendent Giroux. The couple left on this mornings train for Phenix and will continue tFelr bridal tour to California.
 AASIkD,-SevsrAl trustworthy seutlsrnen or
 ladies Co travel in Arizona for est.b blished helAbls house Salary S55o and expenses Steady SosiaoS1. Eaci0ss reference and elf Hddresss.a sl.-2f2 e4RtOps. The Dominion Couuuspy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Do You Want a sAFes

v An agent of the Victor Safe Com pany, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is m town, and will take orders for these safes at inside prices. Any party in need of 8 first class, high grade safe. should call on him. You wlll be surprised to know how cheap you can buy a good safe. For particu- lars apply at this office, or address C. J. MCCLURE, Prescott, Ariz. f4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Mines For Sl

THE UNDERSIGNED OFRpp.
 Il a whole or half int-rss, ts eiS ~ Q mining claims, located in ths B,.43s, .3s a. talns ''-o htA'lsas,
 The Lika mine, locs,ei oDs-,,., east ui the trOwnad King a1t ,,-iie q with it. on which there is sl-,,.. t.i..is ..s Veio pmrnt work In shafts and ,-..l, - is and ore eau hs found on ,bs ,...-ills..,, q s't Feet along the ledge. m, ,..-. t c tr',t ~nie and s1mples S.2 Id y9ii esi5
 ihs Wat sonyille is Ons.-fonrf1 ,.., LikA, Ore on surface for .s,, ...ie ~ bJ slafts and open cuts in ya-;e.,,... ull sia,mples s3I Co SZ5 in guld n5J s'',, silver. ~i v "a
 The ZikA has . slate foo. w.D
 hanging wall, and the Watsopv;is-. ~ wall and slate hAngyiaS wall silS
 Nill dispose of half interss, i- small casli payment, and halanr. k. "a N"fA' "r Nill sell all intsre-f ia s.'.s' claim Tor small cash payment h. - q tune. with privilege of workin., -
 lhe Llka can be wOrkad bv ,Ss--,A, S-,A of ,aJo feet and the Watsnuy,lii,. -. =. s Title perfect. '''' VI e
 bOod mall site and wood ana
 water in abundance. -sle
 For further particulsrs. annie .. uF Co the owner. a
 Jsn7Af Crowned EinS ,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Notice of FOrfeiturs.

To H. W. Green, his heirs, assigns Or 4
 santatiyes:
 Take notice that we. Jas. HartSSeki Hartsteid. as cO-Owners in the Clin uz- in Biz Bug MiDing District, lzEaP Territory of Arizona. the location netz is recorded at page eleven (lll Vi nll nine ts9l of mining records in the 4 County Recorder of said county, haut the sum of One Hundred Dollars up.1i during the year 1-s5, in order Co bod 2 ises under the provisions of Sectla1 vise-d Statutes of the United StStes- Ai fully appear by a certificate of lahs tled foe record in said RecOrdeFst February 1T. 1886, and being the Anes annual labor required t0 hold the e year epding December sist, lss& ninety days after service Of this notss by publication. you fail or ref1se e yOnr proportion of cad expe1Gass owner. your interest in said mink become the property of the unders.s, said SecuOn 2Ss4. JAS HAkLel-
 J. C. HARicts First publication. Feb. l2.-W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Notice for PubIicatiSA
Land Office at Prescott S
 January i3, ls~

Notice is hereby given that tas named settler has filed notice oi Rls ts. '. ,. make final proof in support or l. -. z thai said prOCf will be made neis.' and Receiver, at Prescott, Ara " ai, Isq6. viz: Benjamin kohinssin. t9. '. < \ F k and Lot No. 2. \ ' sna Fl NWls Sec..3. Twp r., \ K W, h E- ..s
 He names the following Sltnssss. ',. continuous residence upon, ala oas said land, viz: William kui{' ,-. s Aria; Grant Carter. of Kirkland, I,-.- a hill. of Prescott Ariz.i K. II h,,,.,s ss Prescott, Arizona. II. D. hO'''
 IFirst publication Jan is. lsso. -
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Notice to CreditG

Estate of J. c. Gremminger decsaseJ. Notice is hereby gwen by the urs Ezeoutor of the estate of J. c. Grenu1 ceAssd, to the creditors of and all pss ing claims against the said decezsed. D them. with the necessary vouchers. s1 months after the first publication Ot q o the said ExecutoF at the office Of is Clerk. Prescott. YsVspsi County. A. fi being the place for the transaction di ness of said estate. in said County of D
 EDWARD Il ExecutOr of the esta7e of J c. Grsz1
 ceased.
 Dated this 5th day of February, lss6 First publication Feb ,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
SUMMER OR WINTER.

The santa Fe Route is the most comfort able railway between Los Angeles and the EAst The Grand Canyon of the Cslorado can bs reached in no other way.
 The meals at Harvey's dining rooms are Aa excellent feature of the hns and are only eqnAlei by those served on the new dining cars. which are carried os au limited trains.
 JOHN J. BYRNE. Gen. Pass. Ag't,
 Los Angeles. Cal C. II. STEERS. Ass't. Gen. PAss. AR't.,
 San Francisco, Cal. II. \. VAN SLYCh. General ASeni,
 AlhuQuefque, \ NJ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
A10 RRWRrtfg

For any case of dandruff that Smiths Dandruf Pomade fails to cure. Never fails to cure dandruff, itching scalp and falling hair. The only guaranteed remedy. At Frank D. Myers Palace Barber Shop. flm6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Dissolution Notice.

Public notice Is hereby given thal "A nership heretofore existing Dets -. signed under the firm name all -. Bros. is this day dissolved nl .i. sent. John II smith retIres tra.A. ,,.l.!.-. - | ing sold his interest therein e W .-..- .l,... s The meat market and stock o'isl..'.'' o'isl.. s,. conducted bythem under then ss..l the City of Prescott and in the Go....,.s G1.s,'.s in the Territory of Arizona VII lsi'iI-, ..I <, ducte,i and carried on in the raLiie "a .-.5 William n. Smith. who is hes hele9. {, z. ! eolleetnil debts due e tlrm aIldl s4- s.,, sunles all the indehsedness 0f s.iI .si. s7i
 Dated At Prescott. Arizona 'l-''
 December, 1ssa, .,vrs n sqf.t
 Ssi WILLIAM D.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

The coaches of the south bound train this morning were crowded with passengers. There was not a vacant seat In the train.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Gasoline Engine for Sale

A two horse power gasoline en- zine, in perfect working order, good as new, for sale at less than one-half original cost. Apply to Hughey Mulvenon. fl0Y6 :
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Warning Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that the under signed, owners of the Cottonwood mine, Hasssyampa district will not be responsible for any debts contracted against said mine, while the same IS being worked under lease and bond. Mas. F. A. HARRINGTON
 d1-3m Mas. '. l.. SvIGERT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
NOTICE.

Prescott, Arizona, October sth. Isaa. Notice is hereby given that the Rapid Transi, Mine and Rapid Transit East Mine Tiger Dis trict, lAyapai County, Arizona, will not be responsible Tor any debts contracted for labor or material furnished, or other purpose. while being worked under bond 0r lease
 JACoH HESKIk ssH D. '. AIruRsAA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

Snently cured- The sick and afflicted should ed CT to call npon him. The Doctor has tray Ehiy tsnsively in Europe and inspected thor nat the various hospitals there, obtaining rep deal of valuable information. which be is Ometent to impArt Co those m need of his FEices The Doctor cures when others fail
 ry him. DR. GIBBON will make no charge uD- ss be effects cure. Persons at . distance cured
 home. All communications strictly cOlh- dentiAl. All letters answered in plain envelopes Call or write. Address DR. J. r, G GIBBON, Box ls57, San Francisco. Cal. mi2-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR. GIBBONS DispensaFy,

62s KEARNEY STREET,
 coFMF of Gommerc iAl
 San Francisco, Cal. Es-
 tAblished in 1884. for the
 tEeaaaAaat of SexuAl and
 SemtnGA DissAses, such las GanaezAaa, Gleet, 1p1gtAA egpAilis, in |an He for1s, Seminal fNeakness, impoten 'and Luet Manhood uar-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remaining in the Prescott Postoffce for the week ending February If, l8S6:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Santa Fe, Prescott and
 Ph9nix Railway.
TIME rAnLEin Iase, Na,.lo.lses
STATIONS

M0aaiaia tune is standard ass,i.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

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The record-union., 1896-07-11

tive, s1a1 o5; Clymans, 95c Apricots-
Royals, 75c@S1 80 per half crate.
CHICAGO, July 1O.-The Producers
Fruit Company sold to-day: Alexander
Peaches, 55cMS1 10, average, SOC; Hale's
Early, S0c@$1 20, average, 81 90.
BOSTON, July 1O-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit in the union
auction to-day realizing the folioWing
prices: Prunes-Tragedy 81 23Q3 ~ per
half crate; Simoni, 81. Plums-Peacns d 1o50 3O
az 10 per half crate; Red Japan. 81 Iog
/ 90. Cherries-Black Republican, SO ~
per box; Royal Anne, 50 20Q3 %. Pears
Bartletts, 81 25@1 So per box. Peacnes-
Briggs Early May, in bad order, 45c@Sl 10
per box Apricots-Royal, 60cq95c per
half crate.
BOSTON, July 10.-Porter Brothers Com
pany sold to-day: Apricots-Royal,
s5c@S1 l per half lcrate. Cherries-Koyai
Annes, 50 20d2 90 per box. PruneS~lras-
Royal Hative, 81 4001 80 per half crate
Peaches-$1 30d1 90 per box.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-The Earl
Fruit Company sold California BartIett
pears at open auction to-day at 81 to4Z
per box.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1o--The Pro-
ducers Fruit Company sold to-day at prl-
vate sale Bartletts at S2Q2 20.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 10.-Porter Broth
erS Company sold to-day at open auction: :
Pears-Bartletts, in ventilated car, 81 81
Q1 80 per box.
MILWAUKEE, July 1oLThe .r3 Fro
ducers' Fruit Company sold to-day: Bart
let's, S2Q2 %; plums, 81 6oa2.
MONTREAL, July 10.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at open auc-
tion to-day, realizing prices as 1olloWs.
Plums-S1 65Gl2 so per half crate; PrunesD
az 30 per half crate; boXe5, 81 2UQ1 w.
Pears-Bartletts, 81 30G2 per box