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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-07-04

EDITOR HERALD: Please announce
THOMAS E. BYERS, of the Second
ward, as a candidate for the office of JUS
tice of Martinsburg district, subject to
the action of the Republican convention,
and oblige, MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
PRISONERS FOR THE PEN

Deputies Fielder, Crane, Trowbridge
and Garrett. of Kanawha county We're
in the city yesterday, having brought
seven prisoners to the pen at Mounds
Vile. One of the prisoners was the
notorious Yancy Garland. negro, who
was sent UP for life for murder in the
first degree: Joseph CrigE. white. and
VIM. Cruise. negro were put in for
terms of six and FIVE years respective
" for murder in the second. degree.
Four other prisoners got terms Of one
to four years for grand larceny and
house-breaking The other members
of the party were Squire Hammock.
G.. C. Reynolds, J II. Cast and J. H..
Hunt, who was elected to the state
LEGISLATURE at the last election. Mr..
VIM. Fielder. who was in charge of
the expedition. is a newspaper man.
and owner of the Charleston Mail hay
ing purchased the plant last month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
PERSONALS

The sprinkling cart with its squ.rter
Had gushed Ger the highway wide
When Fly Katie McWhirter
came forth on her wheel for "a ride.
A shrek through the startled air hicSers,
Then came a crushed strawberry thud
And the print Of her bulging lnickers
Was left i'm the gumhoic mud.
Miss Nellie Hendershot of Parkersburg
is guest of relatives in the North End.
Tom Lawson. who has been attending
school at Troy. y. Y, is home for the holi-
days.
Miss Rose Doulin, Of South Chapline
street. is spending the holidays with her
sister in Cleveland.
Miss Della Ench. Of Canal Dover. o.. is
spending the holidays with her parents on
the South Side.
Miss Todd Baird. from Wheeling. will
be here on Christmas. to DE the guest of
Miss Mary Van NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEN
tinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huseman and son.
and Nlr Lou Huseman. OF Pittsburg. are
spending Christmas with their parents on
Market street.
Arthur Douglass and Miss Fannie Doug
lass VINO have been Nl~luuk lntlr SISTER,
Mrs. +. N. Holiday. of Thirty-hrst street
returned to their home at Ripley's Land
ing.
Miss Marie Kline. Of Pittsburg. IS spend
ing the holidays with her parents on the
South side.
Mrs DR. !. IT. Pipes has returned from
visi, with Pi-tsburs friends.
Miss Elizabeth Mendel leaves daring the
coming week for Elmira, y. y. where she
will visit Miss Annie Roper.
Mrs. Mary a. Mosier. after spending a
week with her sister Mrs. W. w. No
Clenard Of North Market street, LETT for
Cincinnati Yesterday TO spend the holidays
with her son. Dr. NJ J. Shaf,er.
DR.. Walter Spargo, Of Chicago. is a
guest of his parents on North Main
street during the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krebs have re
turned from their wedding tour and
viii make their home with the parents
of Mrs Krebs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
WHEELING COAL DEPOT

During The cod weather Il IS neces-
sary to have heat for physical com
fort and the sustenance of life. Those
who wish to buy the best kind and
grade of fuel should send their orders
TO r. Teasdale. wholesale and retail
dealer in Pittsburg and West Virginia
Coal Of all grades. corner Sixteenth
and Chapline streets. Orders by tele-
phone CNo. 10 will also be promptly
attended to. Mr.. Teasdale has beer
in the coal and ice business for a num-
Der of years and is one Of the largesf
coal dealers in the city. He sells al
grades of coal at the very loves
market prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

is studying her role in Andre r1.1-sS
new opera, Dolores. -
William Gillette is writing rag tl
Henry Z. DiXey.
America has twenty contiu.
fcrmance theatres.
Jarbeau will star next season . D.
Carmen bdrlesque.
James O'Neill has played "N
Christie" 2,400 times
Fanny Davenport says she viii
London next spring.
Orange Blossom s" cost @ IL.-..
phia theatre its license.
Sir Henry Irving will unycii l- Sag
a statute of Mrs. Siddons.
A play founded on the life Of Boz.
LANCER will be given in Paris
sam Weston. the negro mins-e IS
to have q benefit. lie is blind
C. b. jefferson will star in "Trip I.l
Wrinkle" after his father retires.
10 antic IN The Girl From
is mere peculiar than Mr.. He..
kiss on Miss Lipman S foot
In Japan play lasts from II -.'1
9 - m. Everybody smokes aud lie
spectators sit on the loor there being
no seats.
Antoine founder Of the Paris Frs
Theatre, has written 20 friends .n IBIS
country asking IL q theatre similar I'D
that he conducted i'm Paris before ing
20 the Odeon would be likely 20 l..s-
per.
lime Bernhardt is rot only ro.s t'-
day. but within week ate. M -
arrived in Paris from this country
was compelled TO pledge Der No- D."
order to meet certain pecW .'..-
gationc Al that she m .n i.'
American tOur-neaTly
gwallCWed up by her debts a- UE ne
extravaganza Of her family. Att
long career she has no fortune
ever. and her only possessions ls
chateau q, Belle Isle, on the coas. ..
Brittany.
Last week Mrs Hermann l.."i
the property lett by the magician % .e
worth not more than $4,000. TOD
her petition set forti that the ae
the deceased far exceeded The ann 10
of the estate left by him. Hermann
earned 500. 0GJ a year. J. Is
that Professor Hermann
Leo Hermann, VINO is now
Paris. may succeed % the uar'
the magician. Tic is expected t-c' I'D
will come to America at once z. 90
Nine Hermann in her future theatre
cal career
Mexican cities have some very p.'H
theatres. copied after the style o- Amer
lean play houses The entert"ar
are on the continuous show order
last until midnight with intern
OF fifteen minutes 90 one hour
acts. II person does not aes
main during the entire per
ne can purchase "a ticket for
three or more acts. as des
cents uer .ct While the
down men who pretend ' D..
are expected to- wear their
ing is permitted during OIL. u.
struck rs most forcibiv .a'
ner In which the dudes n
in their ticht-6ttinr trousers
jackets. would stand no
oDera glasses i'm hand. ~
senoritas in the boxes ----..
in Eight-IIour Herald.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

advantage. and his skill as leader. have
been attested g., tue ready and faithful
response of the musicians TO his wishes.
Tho result has been series OF t.umphs
OF the most substantial kind The pro-
gramme for tomorrow evening is cer-
taiplv evidence OF Director Archers artis-
tie judgment and good taste and this will
be more fully realized after Che concert
has been held. the opening symphony.
Rustic Wedding" Goldmalk, is SERIES
of descriptive movements which are writ
ten in the composers most happy Vein.
and as a whole il is music well suited TO
a large audience The second number IS
the new couccrtstuCk fantasia for violin.
TO bo played by the composer, Luigi Won
Kunits with fun orchestra accompa niment.
The vioiinist will certainly prove most
pleasant surprise. The Wagner number.
introduction third act. "LohengIin, is
possibly the best selection that could
have been made from the works Of this
great master as IL is easily ccmprshended
ana as O. concert number IS a universal
favCrite The selections from NCskoWs'u
and Tschaikowsh are very characteristic
Of those composers. ana they give % c,1rin-
ing variety TO the programme. ST. Saens'
"1'ue Euit Lisboune.' is q number
which cannot De described. Its beauty
and delicacy arc more pleasing than words
can express. Among the new COMPOSERS
Edward German has wone hi~h place.
and the Norris Dance and Shepherds
Dance are melodies Of the rarest and most
delightful character. The closing num-
her is The overture Cr0,h "Gur'aume
TEL and IS given by request. lt is
masterpiece and almost too well known 10
need any comment. The audience viii be
a large one. and with such "a programme
cannot but be highly pleased and salts
fed Tickets are OF sale at Banners
music store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
local theatr

The box office indications at the Opera
House next Wednesday, are that desirable
seats will be ct premium before the
week is out for the great and only Mag
gle Cline Will make her first appearance
IN Wheeling, as an actress i'm her new
and most successful play ION Broadway.
Maggie has been appearing IN the bon ton
theatres of the land this season, and is
greeted everywhere with immense audi
ences. So great Is the rush 10 see her that
her manager is thinking Of getting up q
play for her next season which viii en-
able her to appear in the regular theatre
and between times run cut 10 appear be-
fore the overflow audiences as speakers
do at great political gatherings. The art
less but vera cious advance agent declares
that apart from her very great personal
popularity Miss Cline created in New
York the strongest possible impression as
an actress Those who had only seen her
I'm vaudeville and who had not heard her
read lines were not only astonished. but
pleased beyond expression. at her method
of delivery and the easiness Of her stage
movements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Bernhardt has played 1l2 parts.
Minnie Palmer is acting in England.
Walter Sanford is acting in Lon
don.
Minnie Madden Fiske is 90 years
old.
Buffalo is to have a sl,5OO,OOO thea
tre-hotel.
Adeline Patti, at her Welsh castle,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27


rtre n-0r- PRINCIPALS were ar VIII Wor-
I.v. Oh Bridgeport and -liss Lou Forrest.
arc o,rr-.- .1eir honeymoon al the home
Of -ae BRIDE
-ae Island club VIII entertain al ca'os
Tomorrow EDO .h- quarters OF the orsan-za-
ZION or Virginia street.
1-- Aareatet Howell gave q soiree al
her hou1. +. bridgeport "Wednesday
evening. e7"g .i7enr-r5' 20 Mr. John DIX
ON student 10 the University of Penn
sy,aH.a Medical college WAC Is sleao .'l,l
.f- r-.1- .l his home The parlors
were tas.elguy decorated with holly and
r.s,e-oe. -te guests were hospitality en-
ter.l.a-l and spent "a o.ieAtiUI evening.
AS Che t.me of The christening OF The sun
boa. Wheeling a.Pro-.I+ q ...,y'
aaea 60 tho name Of the young lady who
will r.a-. -a.s city during the inter-
e-tu- ...r..-.-. Several names have been
mentioned and it is probable that others
IS made.
one of -ha most popular and elleient
''fs '' me Ne''i"' S.a'
nar yom- maa Of Weusuue. o., on the
eve OF N.w Years.
7T-s Elton Cats pleasantly entertained
. .rrr.-f.. u.r-v Of her young friends at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

4 warm shampoo with CUT1cURA SOAP,
followed by gentle applications OF CUTI-
cURA (o;ntmeut), the great skin cure, will
clear the scalp Of crusts, scales, and
danlruff. allay itching, soothe irritation,
stimulate tho hai5 eo.Hcles, and produce
Q clean, healthy scalp and luxuriant hair,
when all else fails
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
can tour.

A. the Opera House on New Years day
FOR an engagement Of one matinee and
night will Dee presented Edward Owings
Towne's new comedy. other Peoples
Money" A strong claim is made for its
originality and the opening OF a new field
I'm the lire Of dramatic composition. The
comedy is OF high class, and in all cities
where II has been presented has met win
great success. When we consider how at
the present moment the STAGE is so
deluged with whimsical farce and melo-
dramatic productions of a clap-trap, un-
real and sensational order the comedy
story of Other Peoples Money" stands
out I'm bold relief. The dialogue Is terse
and the situations excruciatngly funny.
Tomorrow evening IS the date fer the
Pittsburg orchestra concert. and Wheel
ing people will once more listen to a great
orchestra under famous leader. Il is en-
tirely needless TO say that in Frederic
Archer the Pittsburg orchestra has "a
thoroughly artistic conductor. His excel
lent judgment i'm making up programmes
in W hich the orchestra appears to the best
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

You can hear Sousa's Hard Pay. VIM. J.
gsrvan's Great Chicago speech. Mckinlcy's
crest speech ON the Gold Question. uDH
uorcI singers 80 stone u Thomas. head
their sd FOR particulars read I'd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Unloading s gIns "a at | sn6ok Be- {
Co. s December 2Sth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

so,i .ArorrAout ~ world. Price. CrTicrrA, s0e.
SOAP o.. Rgso-vFNT. sc. Gnt f0rIsE DRuu
Avn CHln. COR. So'e Props. Boston.
O. uev % rsVduse Laxurisnt Hair, Es-.sd nee
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Hear VIM. 81. Bv,an's Great Free silver
speech. delivered az Chicago Convention
last june. FOR particulars, read stone s.
Thomas ud.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Miss Lizzie Gonzalez came to the Grand
the first half of the week with The Real
Widow Brown" company. There is no
startling originality IN the piece. and its
chief merit lies in it's musical numbers.
which are very pleasing. Miss Gonzalez
will be remembered at the prima donna
Of popular price opera company which
a0oeared here last season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

1t is very difficult 70 secure good holiday
attractions for Wheeling theatres. for the
reason that first class companies can Sc
cure engagements in the larger cities
where the box Office receipts are likely to
net them larger sum than in this city.
Managers Reister and Feinler are there
fore to be congratulated upon their book
ings for Christmas day. "O'Brien the
Contractor" held the boards at the Opera
House with DAME. Sully in the title role.
1t is a melodram, devoid Of the sensa-
uoHal clap-trap upon which many similar
plays depend for their success. The CHAR
acters are human. the situations natural,
and a wholesome moral lesson is taught.
Mr.. Sully has no superior in his delinea-
ton of rugged Irish character, and ne has
this season surrounded himself with
competent company. including one Of the
best vocal quartettes heard ia q local the
atre this season. At the Grand. "Hogan's
Alley" played 10 the capacity Of the house.
Five performance were given i'm three
days. and the company played to the BAN
ncr business OF the season. The farce has
no plot l. is IN reality a succession Of
very clever specially acts with a thread
of witty dialogue running through 10 make
the performance continuous II is OK
treme.y funny-in fact one Of the best
productions of its class ever seen in a
local theatre.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Chas. r. EI9ncy win bring his greatest
success. - baggage Check TO the Grand
next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
December q. % and 80. I'm "a Baggage
Check" there is nothing but pure ana UNI
aduitorated FUN. The comedians ere al ~
them funny and the s0uhretjes I'm the COM
rary are all pretty. The company is head
81 by two very capable comedians. Groo r.
win and Evans. who have appeared % 9TH
er successful farc,s IN this city Before.
Mr.. Grapewin plays the role az "i7, Con-
boy" O val. without any couscie0cs wro
buys q baggage check from Robin steel. q
gentleman of leisure. whose only ambition
IS to be low FL finds The check. calls for
l.vuk. in watch te Tap-'s en- ling &c
owner thereof 20 tl.a deed of IA n. r..
In his attempt TO run the laundry he is
the victim of many adverse and ludicrous
circumstance. Thomas Evans whose
portrayal Of Robin Steel. the tramp. is in
imitable in that character never fails 10
keep his "u.j..uce in a roar o. laughter
from his entrance to Che exit from the
stage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

c Wran prices
CSVEIl to 1916. They
every Jacket in stock.
GEO. VI. SHOOK
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Harry williams famous play, a
Bowery Girl which comes 20 the
Grand Opera House. next Thursday.
Friday ard Saturday, with matinees
New Years and Saturday. was the the
atrical triumph Of last season in The
principal cities of America. II was
written by the celebrated California
novelist and dranat.st. Miss Ada Lee
Bascom. Miss Lillian Keene has been
engaged for the leading role. She is a
bright and talented artist who has won
well deserved fame. This little lady is
an exceptionally clever dancer ald
singer. as we'll also as very accom-
plished actress. The company support
ing Miss Keene has been selected with
care by the management. and is said
20 be fully up to the requirements of
the play.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Mems Fine Calf shoes, all styles
$50. Dineer's. % Eleventh street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
GOSSIP ABOUT TIE STAGE.
Cool Christmas Week Attractions in
the Local Theatres.
"Eogan's Alley" at the Grand, and
20 Brien the Contractor" at the
Opera House New Years Day
Bookings for Both Play Houses.
Some General Gossip About Foot.
Hyht Fayorites.

OPERA HOUSE - Monday evening,
PittsbUfc Orchestra.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-First half OF
week "A Baggage Check
OPERA HOCSE-New Years matinee
and night other Peoples Money
OPERA "Wednesday, Maggie
Cline in "On Broadway"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

t4-acre farm near Nt
sale at q bargain. F.nE
l1t3 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Manager Reizter. of tho opera House
and Manager Fcinler. q tho Grand. We're
handsomely remembered by the attaches
Of their respective theatres on Christmas.
There were no blanks IN their stockings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Mems Fine Cal, Shoes
$3.50. Dinger.s. % Eleven.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

III spectccics ana rfr
chased for Xmas presents
Shelf. the reliable opuc.an.
rectIv fitted 20 the eyes Vi.
charge after Christmas
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Houses and store rooms tl
1897. Fink G. BraunliDh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

f marke7 down '0
JdC kGtS that wti' office.
rlddanceLless than half for
GEO n. SHOOK
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27

Ladies wishing 10 purcta-
Presents. cheap and u5elu.
fail TO visit the BaZaar. lI'.
street
The herald., 1896-06-03
Current Quotations

Local cheese is lower 1 cent. Eggs are
less weak some selling at 1872 cents. Ber-
ries are a little cheaper. Cherries are
firmer under light receipts. Currants are
New are firm for good grades.
BUTTER-Locai creamery, 2-lb squares,
35M40c; coast creamery, fancy, 2-rb.
squares S2iam35c; coast dairy, fancy 2-lb
squares 271s@30c; do 134-lb, 256271ac; COM
mon grades and very light weights, 221aD
CHEEsE-Local full cream. large, 1oc;
Young America, 10c; do (3-lb: hand made),
lie: all nc more cased for shipment.
EGGS-Choice California ranch, 121aG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per doz..
zoe; asparagus. per lb 6@sc; beets per 100
do, soc; chilis, dry, per string. soc; Mexi-
can, per lb, 15c: green, per lb, 12c; cucum-
bers. per doz.,. $1.5O; egg plant, per lb, lie;
garlic, do. 7QSc; leeks. per doz, 15c; let
oms o. 5c greer cqr dos s
red northern, per 100 lbs, sl:25; new
ley, per box, Soc; parsnips, per
100, lbs, &c.,. green peas per lb, 2iac:
radishes per dog punches. 15c; spinach. per
oes, per box, $l6O: t,irnips. per 100
lbs, 75c; watercress, per doz punches, 40c;
wax wax, beans, an 7Qsc: summer squash, per box,
GREEN FRuITs-Pears. = per box;
straWbesrrles straw common s@9c choice to
bananas. $2.2b@250 per bunch: Cherries
blackberries. iocy aprlcots Gsack per OiSoS boS
N.25; ourrsnts. Der box, 70@soc; gooseber-
The herald., 1896-06-03
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.

93S.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.
Middlings-$1700 00119.00.
Bran-$i5. 5O@16.60.
$50; barley, $7.O00IS50: clover, s6.OOSD7 So
compressed wheat, S7.00M10.50; do oat &c. so
9s00; stock, $6.00@7.00; straw, S5a5Oc per
cwt.
Potatoes-Oregon burbanks, 55ds0c; ear
~ rose, 63n75c; new POTATOES S5c@$l.OO;
Humboldt burbanks, 7O@S0c; Petaluma and
Vegetables-Los Angeles tomatoes, ST.
M225; string beans, So15c; green peas. 500
75c; garlic, 4a5c; 81 green peppers 15c !:
extra do, $1.00a1.50; dried okra, 12Ac rhu-
barb, 55c@4.0O; extra do, s1.0Odl1.25; cucum-
bers. 60c@s1.0O per. dozen: summer squash,
81. .2501. so; new onions, 250I40c.
Fresh Fruits-Longworth Strawberries,
10.00@11.00 per chest; gooseberries, 20030c:
black cherries, 6oas5c; white cherries, coo
Pringles, 50M90c.
Citrus Fruits-Mexican lines, s60OT65O;
California lemons, common, $1.O0M1.5O; do
good to choice, $l5Odt2.50 do fancy, $4,000
800: California oranges, seedlings, $l.C0G
LIS; navels, $2.25M300; extra do, $3.50l0400;
Mediterranean oranges, S1.7512.50; Hawa-
pies, $3.50M5.00.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 14014hs; seconds
1sais1ssc; fancy dairy, 1sq1S1sc; do Sec
Cheese-Fancy mild, new. 6lk07c; fair to
good. 5A46c; Young America, Sa9c; East
EggsVstore, 1@12c; ranch. 1s9nc;
Eastern, 11@12c; Oregon, 11G12hc; duck,
Poultry-Live turkey gobblers. $4,000
s4.OOM4.5O do young. $7.5OG9OO; broilers.
small. s2.5OG36O; do large s4.OOd50O; fry
ers: $5.0oM6.0O; hens $350M4.5O; ducks. old,
$3. 50Q4. 90: do young, &.00q500; geese per
pair $1.00d1.35 pigeons, old, 81. .2511. .50 do,
young S1.25q1.50.
The herald., 1896-06-03
Local, Eastern and Foreign
Commercial Dealings
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Pair Crops Of Barley From Z Rainfall
Of Eight Inches
Increasing Demand for California Olives.
Profits From Camphor Trees-The
Local Hsrkets Steady

So scant has been the rainfall Of the past
year, Following as 1t does two previous
years Of light rains, great fears have been
section would prove utter failures, ana
that the crop of hay must be very light.
ahs 5Hr ehe e %or
excepting Southern California would ma
ture any. crops to speak of on SO little
facts to learn that the barley crop of the
four southern counties of the state will
aggregate close to 100000 centals The san
nearly 100000 sacks. There will be some
wheat threshed, but not much. The crop
of hay is not heavy, but 1t is of the very
cut the aggregate production will be large.
Hay Is bringing a good price. but 1t Is SO
clean and sweet 1t Is worth more money
worth $500 to $1,000 baled. Barley is not
likely to be dearer than 1t is nov. In the
mountains near Banning and Iehaonepl
which Is used for brewing. the coast
product is likely. to be more or less rusty
and is used for feed Brewng y n grades ena are
but feed qualities will not sell for more
than 70 to 75 cents.
An encouraging indication to the olive
grower is the increasing popularity of the
olive in the eastern states. Orders nave
increased materially from some of the old,
The California supply is not equal to, the
present consumption, as statistics show
that the people of the United states i'm
ported between So 900, 900 and "a coo, 900 worth
Of hard green olives from the Mediter-
ranean shores in the year that ended June
80. 1895. This does not include the $1,000 OOO
that was spent for imported olive oils
San Francisco Fruit Grower
Prof. IL. q. Hubbard, in a recent lecture
given before a horticultural society in
Florida, states that 107 pounds of leaves of
Florida camphor will yield q pound OF
crude gum, an acre of trees years old
will produce $500 worth of gum annually
The leaves may be,cut twice year and the
yield of gum increases as the trees grow
older. The tree makes a very dense head
and a mature tree will contain 100 pounds
of leaves. of which 800 pounds might be
safely cut or plucked without injury to the
tree.
A conference at Chicago of the western
linseed oil crushers has lifted oil cents
per gallon, and 1t is cheerfully announced
that 1T is only IL question of a short time
WIN buyers in this market will have to pay
q higher rate. st. Paul Trade journal.