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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

The cnunty central Committees OF the
respective counties are hereby requested
% call county conventions 70 b held In
due time Tor the selection Of the author
iEsd number Of delegates 10 said Terri
torial convention 10 accordance With the
rule8 and regulations, OF the usagos and
Pructicss Of the party 10 each county. IL
suggested that primaries b held 10
the varoCs counties not later than May
30 aud that the county conventions b
held not later than June 8. 1896.
In carrying out the orders q this com
mitieo ct lie said meeting, ell democrats
and al those who intead 20 act with the
democratic party are hereby invited 20
participate m the primaries IN the 70
upoctivo counties.
Ia view OF the great weight which the
democratic delegation from this territory
had IN she last national convention 10
the selection Of candidates for president
aud vice president, and IN view Of tho
magnitude Of the interests involved In
the coming national convention and OF
the recurring possibility for the eKoroise
OF potent influence by New Moxioo's
delegation, particularly IN silvor's cause
the democrats 10 ali counties are urged
to make their voice heard 10 the puma-
riea and In the county conventions 70
the end that our territorial convention
may be q largely attended and repreasn.
tatIyo one, thua assuring toe election Of
Q delegation 70 the national convention
composed Of d~omOcTaoy's strongest and
truest sons. This IL q vital year TOR sill
veris cause and Il 10 the hope Of thie
COMMITTEES that New Mexico democrats
will take = vital psrt beginning down 81
She pnmarea
HAFAEL ROMERo, j. H.. CatsT,
Secretary. Chairman.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12
RIaN OF TIE TINS.

The announcement that Z. V.
Debs has been invited BY the stu
dents Of Chicago University 10 adj
dross them on social topics, is an
incident Of the time that il not
without significance. Chicago
University Is the scholastic insti-
tuition richly endowed by J. d.
Rockefeller, where It has been
more than broadly intimated that
criticisms concerning the methods
Of the great leaders Of combina-
iions, BY much more conservative
thinkers than Debs. are not per-
mitted~ So the students appear
10 have gone 10 tho other end Of
the pendulum aud fallen under
the instruction Of Dobs
The reaction from . stipulated
set Of principles IL typical Of the
whole nation. IL free discussion
Of political fayoritism or corporate
transgresions IL ohokod 0d, the
tendency Of the common people IL
70 drift into the realms Of social
ian, Il not Of absolute anarchy.
And that q the inevitable result
simply because free discussion the
great safety-volvo Of popular in
stitulions. has not revealed the
fact that the irgo remedy Il The
full, impartial and intslliQont
maintenance of the fundamental
principles Of democratic law
Optic.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

a notch os tWo. ~ the thing win
not cell e. l0c Be- mafta Is g. and
finally lc. and be soils Sc BY 3D.
vertisinR.
He pieces bis goods who're poo-
pie win use them and learn about
hem-ihaf Advertising A. great
many pass him without looking,
but q certain proportion stop and
purcha6e
II IL the same way with nowa-
paper adseriising. A business
man tpresSDts his eoods in hia
advertisements Thousands Of
readers pass the Cd, but those
Who want his goods just ct that
time Nill stop and they viii buy.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

JoHN O. NV. the closest per-
sonal friend Of eu-P President Har-
rison, intimases that Mr.. HArri-
sons bitter opposition to The nom-
inaiion and election Of Mckinley,
may become an incentive for him
to announce himself as q candi-
date for President before the St.
Louis convention.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12
Terr1iorlal C~dnTention.
HkADoUARrnns DGmocRAIzo
Territorial Genital Committee, I
Santa Fs. Mny2 1895

Santa Re. Maya l8od)
Where's. Az . meeting q the Demo
cratic territorial central oommittsa bsid
81 The city % Santa Fe on The 5th day Of
February, 1890 Il Wns ordered that q
territorial convention b held &c Las
Vegas on June 18th. isoa for ths psr-
poe q e%lecting six delegates 70 the ma
tional dsmocratio convention 70 BE- held
81 Chicsgo. on July 2, 1896
Nov, therefore, pursuant 10 said order
and In accordance with The general au-
thoFity Gu ne vested. q convention Of the
domocrntic party Of New Mexico IL here
By proclaimed 70 h8 held 20 Les Vegas
on June rs. 1896, st the hour Of II
O'Clock q. 10 70 BE- constituted according
70 The order Of thi. COMMITTEES made RI
lie said meeting as folloWA to-wit: One
delegate from each county for each 100
votes cast fog Antonio Joseph for dele.
gate 70 congress - the Last general
election, and one delegate Tor each frac
ton Of 100 votes % cast amounting 10 90
or more.
Upon this appoftiOnment OF delegates
20 authorised. the various counties will
Be entitled 10 delegates 70 said convsn-
49,. - nmfNw~ma
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

THE senate confirmed Tho presi.
dents appointment last Thursday
Of Edwin n Bludor. Of Santa Fe.
20 be register Of the land Office Al
Iaa Crncea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12

Sailed,
81 Nuects. RISK, Now YORK.
SIS Tormotc. Erngt, li7mhutg.
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MONEY And INVESTMENTS.
Doiuss Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
TOBACCO SHARES BROKE THE RECORD
Transactions Constituting Almost the En-
tire Trading on 'Change-The Frice
WAS showed Up.

New York March Ito all practical
intent tobacco constituted the days stock
| market. The dealings In II completely
overshadowed the operations In the other
shares In point of animation and extent
of iuctuaton. Tho stock figured for eS0.0Ss
shares out of an aggregate for the en-
tire list OF i2.5S0 shares. The banner
record OF any stock in any lay within
the past fifteen months has hcreinfore
been held by sugar. .po.elo shares and
was reached in December. 1891. p,ocks of
1000 to 5000 tobacco shares Frequently
changed hands and a number of leading
houses were credited with purchases OF
| anywhere from 10000 to 10000 shares. one
prominent Broadway commission Arm
took about 1000 shares. The movement
was. on II. face, manipulated by powerful
interests. The ostensihle basis was re-
ports of a compromise between the trust
ana several Of its most important comlet-
tiers and of the probable ABSORPTION Of
the properties. The extreme rise was
per cent to s2s4 aud Mas faclltsttd
by the catching of numerous stop loss
orders. Cifcumstantial deatals of the ic-
ports from official sources caused ie-
action act TO 7sa but the stock closed at a
The strength Of tobacco impaired SYM
pathetic strength to other industrial
shares, notably TO general electric, which
N'T SNbpUh III tNAftlL OF NIdblnE ANA
Nanced 27-S. Vague rumors OF some
thing favorable 70 come out reaSioine
the stock tomorrow were also III eircuh,
ton. Sugar rose Z, cotton al preferred
va and rubber and Chicago gas IA
The railway shares were ncgle' cd and
evidenced tendency 20 gag, but he CON
cessions were not important aside from
Missouri Pacific. which dropped AZ. pre-
sunahly in connection with the annual
report OF operations which was submitted
yesterday.
keali2ations were general in the anal
hour and IN addition to this influence
sugar was unfavorahly affected ny rumors
OF poor trade conditions, which might
compel temporary shutting down OF
reineries. The market left on irregular
with changes IN either direction fractional
~ most cases and about equally lily idcd
General electric closed with net pain
OF ~, ana cotton oil preferred and leather
% bonds were moderately active and a
hrm tone prevailed The Northern Pa
sales ]. 299 600,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
COTTON POINTS.

Houston expects 500 70 1000 bales toInor-
row, against .2S}l or the same day last
Year. New orleans 23o0 10 2100 against 3ls;
David 1.orrimcr az Galveston and 4 y.
cody Of Midland Michigan, were among
the visitors rogNtored at tho exchange to-
day.
The report OF the haltw"okly interior
movement had n bnllish appearance. II
indicates recclpts of 1i00n against 10 0e0
during the same time in 1881 shipments
% 400. AGAINST 1900.
Vaught 4 Kennedy wired r. II. Rich
ardson AZ 10 A. m New York repeating
osterday'a game. Mohr selling u influence
Liverpool. hut think effect only toinpor-
airy"
Receipts OF Sen Island cotton nj United
States ports since September have been
81 Us0 bales against n i3d during the same
time last yenr. Total exports this season
have been 3S.soi bales ana Northern mills
have taken 32,haS.
Tho report of tho British board OF trade
Of exports from the United Kingdom for
February shows cloths ii3 00O0W yards,
against 400 G97, 600 last year. yarns. 1900,
010 pounds, against 20 900 last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12

Chicago, March 1.-THE government
farm reserve report was resp1nsible for a
weak opening today, but atNr showing a
loss of about 1c prices rex<Hered and clos
ed at exactly yesterdays final figure.
This was due TO a gysdt extent TO appre-
tensions OF damag/>by the storm Corn
and oats made To particular change in
prices Provisions closed somewhat lower,
Wheat--There was a very fair trade to-
day and the feeling was somewhat unset
tied. The opening was lower and weak, as
was expected when the government re-
port became known yesterday. Ii Is true
the amount was something of compro-
mise between the various estimates which
have been given out previously. being
much below some OF them and higher than
others, but its bearishness consisted not
SO much In tho amount as in the fact
that with the scarcity which has been
claimed for winter the total OF all kinds
held by farmers was nearly 5O.OO0D01
bushels more than year ago. This show
ing had a very depressing effect on mold
ers and as the Liverpool cable came sd
lower there was general disposition 10
let 20 and prices at once turned down.
ward. Operators were quite bearish and
sold freely, good share of the selling
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
STOCKS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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WOOL.
HOUSTON. HIDES AND WOOL.


London March ll.--At the wool auction
sales today g57 bales wcro offered, OF
which 500 were Withdrawn. a capital
show was offered. but the small pur-
chases Of American buyers AT the present
combings being somewhat neglected, Tie
continent and especially Germany nre
raVeuous In demand and both mcrlnos
and Crossbrcd woods sell wen. Tho hard
ening tendency continues, The following
are sales in detail; New South Wales
2Sls bnlcs secured 81 Ia l-2d; greasy,
f-2nis 30. Queensland ~ 222l bales;
occurred Is 1dGfls Cd; greasy. 1-2dGlD l-2d.
Victorla-3iSt bales, secured. 1-2mls "a
groasy. 3-idmis Id. South Australa--i79
bales. secured, adans l-2d: greasy, 3-iddi
10 I'D, Kew Zealand-2leG bales: secured,
lid; greasy. l0dplid Cape of Good Hope
and Natai-7i3S bales; secured. 7da1s sd
greasy 3-idq7 S-41
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12

ton. buyers In all parts Of the country
taking only small lines to meet tho needs
of the moment.
Receipts of poultry have been compara-
lively small in the local market this week
and the supply is hardly equal to the de.
mand.
1t is said that many of the large window
glass manufacturers will hold back their
glass from now till the end of June. in
anticipation of better prices, and his
Joint action Is most likely to force prices
upward.
Nearly. all the United States manufac-
turers OF window shades have formed an
association IN the interest of mutual pro-
of a trust.
The Orange Trade Reporter of Los An
seles. Cal, says that from reports re-
ceiVed from tho Northern deciduous fruit
shipping centers of California II is likely
that shipments during tho coming season
VIII Dc OF greater volume than In any
previous year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12

Chicago. March il.-Cattle--The receipts
today wore Unexpectedly small and prices
advanced l0c and in some instances u. 1t
did not take long to dispose Of the light
supply. All classes OF buyers were out in
good numbers and common TO strictly
choice native beef steers We're in lively de-
mand at a.5GQi.7O, the bulk of the cattle
crossed the scales at 3S5Q4 40 and extra
good beeVes were taken at i.G0ni.7O COM
mon canning cows sold at low prices, put
fair to nice fat COWS and hefers were ac-
tive and firmcr at 2.2503.& while cholce
cows were strong at 3-oU1 90 texas cat
tie we're active ana at lGGl5 higher.
Hogs--There was a substantial decrease
In the arrivals and there was n good DC
maud this forenoon some early sales De
Ing made at unchanged prices, but most
Of the trading was at n decline of D. Com
mon TO choice droves sold at S.s5Hf ID
largely AT i05Wi 10 and some fancy as
sorted light weights sold carly AZ an ~
year ago the hest heavy sold nj 100 ana
III" hest light at S7la. Much smaller runs
are rxnected during the remainder OF the
week. .,, .,,. 1e,oa,,a
AZ renerally unchanged prices. common
To- prime sheep were saleable O. 2.toHS;sp
sales being largely at 3.25Sa.@ WIN leu
u,egterns predominating. LAMBS SOFA ut
a 40lil L, foi poor to fancy iarseN at
fo0lii 40. am. ,.s,,,, % non. sheen
II coo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12

Now York Mnrch ll--TIuhharf Broa q
Go. g cotton letter says. Although LIVER
pool improved ihe advance waE not main
tanned at tho close Of The session. not
unless tho movement In tho crop In.
creases tha market viii advance This
belief iF increased BY reports of a better
trndo In Manchester Under Tho influence
OF Liverpool buyiug orders The market
closed steady AT the highest prices OF the
day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Havre. March li.-closed hf dee
aaleA 1000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12

ST. Louis, March u.--Flour duh and IN
changed. Whcat--lhe government report
of heavy reserves and lower cables caused
an early decline and closed about steady
NO 1 red. cash, ~, elevator, l2f13 track
No hard. SO bid March, 6l May, q IS
@62 Is. Corn weak carly advancing later
closing l-Spl-i higher than Yesterday.
Spot stronger No. , mixed. cash, 264
% ~ March. % bid May, 27qts1 III July
IS Ia. oats Futures quiet and steady
Spot dull no, cash, ~ -; No. white,
u ~ track March l9dl9 S-s May, ~ ~
bid; july, - 10 hid No : rye dan, 81 bid
elevator 50 on track this side BARLEY
steady. Corn meal, l8a6,i,40 Bran steady
IS for sacked: east TRACK FLAX seed steady
at 81 ~ Timothy seed, 300it25O Hay
firm for choice Prairie. d0Ou1a0: tim
othy, SooQ1a5o this side. rork firm.
Standard mess. jobhing. new, 1900, old.
$50 Lard Primo stead, 10 choice,
5.i7 IL. Bacon Hoxed shoulders $50
longs, G.3i LIZ; ribs, 562 l-2 sides, l,15
Dry sailed meats Boxed shoulders A. -.
longs. 5.n). rihs 5l3 L., shorts, 625 Re
ccipts Flour 5000. wheat, 1900; corn A.
900; oats, lo000. Shipments Flour. 5000;
wheat, 5000; corn, i70p0 oats ~ GOO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
COFFEE.

New York. March ll.--Conee options
opened steady alta decline of 5di5 points,
ruled moderately active. b"t weak under
lower cables and foreign and local sell
ing, closed quiet AZ n net decline OF lWtlb
points: sales 3,2JJ bags. including; March
~, l0ul3. 70. Spot coifec~Rio No. Z. l3A4
Mid quiet Cordovn l5Auls. Sales 1880
bags Maracaibo private terms. 800 Cordo-
va private terms 100 Central America
private terms. Warehouse deliveries from
New York yesterday 1891, New York stoc K
today 1876 ITO; United states stock 233,oi;
afloat for the United states 2is,O0O; total
visible for the United States isl,0A against
$50 10 last year
Rio. March l1--Quiet, No. 7 Rio 1860
reis per 10 kilos; exchange SID; receipts
1000: cleared for tho United states 5000.
for Europe 1000; stock 1900.
Santos. March u.--Firm: good average
Santos lb,000 rels per 10 kiios; receipts
1000; stock 2i1.GDO,
Hamburg. March ii.-ouiet; Y pig de-
cline; sales 1000
Havre. March li.-closed hf decline;
sales 1000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Burke. Texas, March S.--After three
weeks Of continuous bad weather tho
farmers have got TO work and corn plant
Ing Is proceeding at a lively rate.
Edna, Texas. March 9.--The farmers ar?
going with u rush. Corn is being planted
on some farms while 1t is up and growing
begin about the Goth. There Will hc an
Increased acreage In that staple of AZ
least rs per cent. Special attention y pc
gin given to fruits, vegetables, poultry,
pigs. milk, butter. etc.. for home consulnf.
ton, Tho domestic economy exhibited
along these lines and the prudence With
which store accounts are being contracleo
arc hopeful Indications Of fjush times
and returning prosperity this fall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12

Edna, Texas, March li.-Mr q. w. Aller
has decided to build large and handsome
tyvo-story brick building. to he used IN
his large mercantile and banking business
The plant of the Edna Brick Yard com
many Is about complete. Mr., T.. Roche
TORT. the general manager, says he will
in a few days, be turning out 1000 nrsi
class brick per day.
For the purpose of bringing Edna com
r,i.nication with water freight rates Ger.
tain parties are discussing a tramroad &c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12

Market sIeady; good rat stock OF an
classes In fair demand hogs dun sheep
quiet
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asst year ...,, .y1,S2J JE,tib i,Vl3,iVo ..'
-------=---- +------
difference ...i2,ai 4s.7ss 2,47o,9ll -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
rpIrfTS AND NUTS.

APPL a5S eienet or's si.5oGI6c.
iW'ssS SaNtAs-75cMS150 per tunc1s -,zo IN
B BAA RiEs-Cape Cod !S5fas-5o
OK ; a ~ Ss0o6S25 per crate 80, ~
per rroG@1GANUTs-- ss.75a5ioO per l"' S''V'
per i1 AIP;Es-Malaga s5.5oas.5o. per cask
itt:A.p r N -Messina So. 500 800; extra tah-
NfTs-Brazil lie per ID hi ian. pe ANUS
&c M, Sap allmoids, Taragona lte per h. l8c
5ishec California almonds lOc' new
pecans sa6c., ,,.,,,. seedlInrs 80 2Ja
"a navels SS0Ol5..o. nate
2'S si,R 'NtaWvBERRIEs-325 Oai.oo per crate
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,-ITRON-l4c per Id. ~,
MIN kNTS-Fancy cleaned oiac. 81
tsi'1 I5va ,oorated Sc: Turkish layer i2e,
ff,IES55,s3'rI S-Evaporated Sc.
pEACHES-EyapO rated Be-
piSARS-Evaporated &c.
f,65pI iiSS-Fancy sliced in boxes l4qSe
ohoiee evaporated 6isae7.; fancy oNapo-
fa AaIPaRiCofs- Eyaporated loc n,,o s &, .oa
A., "a. A5 crown i. NJ. Raisins. 80 % BOXES
~ ~. Z crown L. NJ, 50 ID boxes 4ltq4'1e;
S'i SSRRiIN ES-Crop 1895; Capifornla pr'hes'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
PAINTS AND OILS.

s-i.inseod. in bbs, raw +ic; boiled
1oc' petroleum. 80 test, in bbls iic. IN
stove gasoline. in cases 81 so. In barrels
ler, Eupion oil. IN bbls 100, II, cases &,Sl;
castor oil, medical pure Slo0, turpentine,
In bbls 36c.
WHITE LEAD-strictly pure 6dpsMc.
WINDOW GLASS--In boxes, 60 and 10
to 60 and 20 per cent discount, new list
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
KANsAS C1rY.

Kansas CITY March ll--Wheat offerings
light demand smnll prices nominally
lower No . hard, 6aUe4 No 3, 4Gi1i re-
iected 90HS5, No 2 red, a, No. 2 spring,
G3n6f, No 3, h9dde. Corn firm, mixed is
higher, No mixed 23u23 l-s No .
white q II. oats hlgher No. . MONT
nally ID l-2dl7 No . white, ~ Rye No.
.. 30 Hay u little higher Timothy, 10 On
an 20, prairie. 5.0o4t70o. Receipts Whent,
l6l 500, corn IS 600 oats, 1000 shipments
MheaL 50 300, corn. none. outs. 2lNl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12

New York. March chickering's ss7, 40
Si. balances Sl.g52 go
New York, March II Government bonds
cas- or. State bonds strong railroad bonds
firm
Cincinnati, March II Whisky In mod
crate demand; sales 622 barrels at ~
81. Louis, March 1l.--Hides steady; wool
dull
New York. March II. - Total sales OF
stocks today were "a, $40 shares, including
American tobacco 229 700 General electric
$500, American sugar 10000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.
ON guIppoARD NOT CLEARED.

Tho total amount OF cotton on shipboard
not cleared Ut Galveston today is 22l2o
bales. against 81 l5i bales ut the same time
last year, the divisions are ns follows:
For Great Britain: SIS wilma tl5S bales,
ss Leny 1920 IS LEGISLATOR 1854. fetal ID. III.
For France; Ss Ethelreda, 700 bales.
FOR Bremen: S. Oberon, 236S bales
For Hamburg. SIS Coniscliffe 93g baieai
Fer New YORK: Mallory line. zeJ6 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-12
HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

| These quotations are revised daily and
| ,helr correctness can be relied upon.
frices are those ruling in the Houston
Wholesale market:
ANLE GREAsE-Diamond, A.75 per
gross, Frazier, in tin boxes. $500 per
6rosS, Golden. 6oQ75c per dozen boxes,
AN MI NlTiON-ro wder per key $4,000
80: blasting powder. SIS per key agents
prize crop shot per sack $l.i0Ql.45; buck
BACON - Wholesale grocers charge:
less, breakfast, 9lea9ssc: dry salt, 6 to 6I.c f;
New York dry salt bellies, 73sc; Western
BAGGiNG AND '' TiEsp From Store Store
Bagging. ia 10 4i2c: lib 4Jsc; pa Id bAc;
arrow ties, soc.
Easing PowDER-Apex, lb $500; u
10 do a;25i = ID, Zoe; Victor, Id, per dozen
9'ge, z -, zoe; = Id, 45c; Isis one spoon, l
G.. rs OF cans, $3.50 per dozen
CANNED ITRuIT--Per dozen: Strawher-
/ iles' WcHsl 0i pineapplcs, standard SlG5@
ll:b5i seconds. 95cQSl0O: pears. Standard 500
ssoeGi Ssiipper Bartlett pears, lb, H.0Qa 20;
. 10. 81 b0u Loo; peaches, standard Jh Sl9U
@15O' seconds , ID, Sio6al.i0; standard, 3
~ Sl5Dnl65. 3 ID seconds. Sl.8o1fl.4o; ? ID
PIE peaches, 75NS0c, biackherries, SQGS5c,
) 10 standard apples S5U90c
CANDI-Plain candy, 6Q6Ac; wrapped
th4otac; fancy mixed, IN pals 7dSlsc; rock
| l0ullc.
CANNED VEGETABLES Marrowfat
peas $l.0OMl.20 Lima beans S5@9l; string
beans 1926; corn b5cG$l25. tomatoes, ID
6V40oisc; y 10 @GgJc; red kidney beans.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS-Per
dozen for 2l2 lb cans Peaches N.3J9d. iO;
egg plums $ll0Qlls; apricots sl.JOul Is.
pears 81, i0lL green cages Sli9Hl. liz; nee
tarues $.l5; grapes SllOnllb, white chcr-
lri'S $Lgg; black cherries $lSO, blackbaiies
CANNED MEATS Roast beef. / Id ,t2o
4l-50; 2 ID f22Oq225, l ID corned beef 2