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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
Huntsville District Conference.


Conroe, Texas, July 1.-The second "ay
OF the Huntsville district conference oil 'he
Methodist Episcopal church South opener
bright and suspicious, Rev Ira H. aoru"h
conducting the opening exercises. prayer
and praise service was heartily enjoyed by
all nresent. Tho question How many
Sunday schools are there In each charge
and what is the manner OF conducting
them?" Reports were given showing that
about forty-one schools, with 2o4 Objects
and teachers and 1885 pupils In the as
trict. Different plans of conducting the
Sunday schools were discussed.
what work is the American Bible so
ciety doing within the district? was ASK
ed. Reports showed about three auH'liary
Dible societies In the district. About SlS
has been collected for this object; hardly
any of the pastors had taken collections Tor
this work.
"What is the financial system in use ami
what amount is contributed per caplta loF
church purposes?" The laymen present
were called upon to relate their methods
TO the conference, and the preachers also
gave forth their views Much discussion
was provoked by the question.
The salaries OF the preachers were re-
norted on and the collections shown to DC
well UP.
At ii o'clock Rev. W. w. Horner or
jacksonville preached very eloquent ana
Instructive sermon on the witness oil the
Spirit" Rom. viii, 14-17
In the afternoon Rev. w T. Mcdonald
conducted the opening services by reading
the thirteenth chapter Of First Corlnth-
ians.
The programme on Epworth Leagues
which had been prepared by the presiding
elder. was taken UP. why | Have NO
League" by all the pastors who have no
League. "The Real Purpose Of the
I.ongue." Rev. j. l.. Massey;"How TO Create
Interest in the Devotional Meetings, Miss
clara Buckingham and Rev, p. L. Shut
ties.
Miss BucSlngham's esay was so good
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-, PROPOSALS.

To oosNarrassed to the S { ,Sy'ciock
fvIli be july $; lSH y-nshlng.
kactioa o o. = Hieemphill street preston
reet from wash neton nn nc from
ctlona Of a,o " preston sire sire With Win
et Il to buffalo 5 ,i;yiSa sew
s e Be- Constructs Sonsi5SSGotsssa Nth n plans and md
|s,itoi'ns : inereiSmT prsassdi by , the e
Of PaS eilII and and on file IN b ths mn miis5
CITY , Eas' BY ceriined c1eeSS ue on
compa,nI,lssSSe payable to H. .,.1 y, nc
bank ,S tla sum Of 500, 70 ,i Sscw Win ie
Of &c Son nresence q the Guy ms nV" 5,
the : sresseryins the right 10
n and and ali bids; n ,,.E Mayor. .
luna ", 1870.
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MuII.cy Mt Wnxnhnchic.

Waxabachic, Texas. July 2.--Abe Null
key, the great evangelist, arrived from
Corsicana last night and begun the meet
ing so much talked OF by all classes of
church
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THE RACKET STORE
No 1113 Congress Avenue,

MASON
&
Its motto underse all and to sell nothing
N
RACKET o
telyo KIM does
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s ~ To- r. CONTRACTORS

ia ~ CONTRACTORS
S NJ, pios addressed 10 the City Sec
IN WI be received up to 8 D. N, On
Nc NO., ~, 1niy .. 1871. for The grazing and
III N s r.o, construction OF curb walls on
s nnsoh street from The yes side ~
~ oA a avenue TO the city limits. said
- pe constructed of asnhal.
:, s' h or maoaiam aud .he rurh
S, u d constructed of stone or gran
Tma or cement, said work Ia lie
I6 ~ conformity with plans ana speri
s pas 'neretor prepared by the I,iy
Il M w. rfeecom'Gendsd by the Hoard o.
NJ, works AID adopted nv lin" S3itv
II " anu anu on file in the oti!,ce Of IN.
s nasa'eer. Each BID must hn nr-
r. mace Ia i. payable TO III. a. Rice Rice
NJ ~ Inc sum OF 1900, to- seSure tba
ri IN VI contract. The bids Vim he
t N 'n ,s presence oil tie City Goug.
I,bss n e., iesular meeting On Jlly Z
aay AM all BIDS 'e 's"' 10 re-
wi. lexas, June 2g, ~ >,
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WANTED TO BUY.


WANTED-To buy a cheap spring wagon.
very light one Apply room 400 bin@
building. i
Will nav highest cash prices for writ
in2 desks. sidehcards, second hand fur-
Gture ara aa s9y9a cent oS So prdF pr.% %e
nue. prone :
WANTED TO buy a good road horse, 10
hands DIR. Donald Mckay Moore
Umnctt hulding
W1TTED--To buy. in FlfIn ward,
for private saEitarium. imprcvei
Mace with shaie trees and lawn,
not NOR than nine blocks from pos tof-
lice. ssanitarium. this Office.
HIGHEST price raid for second hand
clo,i ing. shoes. etc; clothing cleaned and
dyed at low prices: ssnd postal for call.
\. Huper. b02 Milan street. ---.-
WANTED-To buy or exchange property
for good paving business; write what
, YOU have to sell or exchange. f. n.
Bailey Devers Liberty county l'Nas'
WILL nav cash for a second hand dump
cart must he IN good repair and cheap.
ADDRESS A. Is. Mcdonald, Dayton, reX. !
CITY scrip bought at reasonable discount
applv at office South TcNas Loan aud
building association. room - soiioh
reiarN. ------------------ "
WANTED-To buy gentle family horse
not afraid OF anything must be cheap
have new housc and lot 20 sell, well 10,
-
| WA NTED-Good gentle pony must be
cheap and one that will work or RIDE;
Address 81. ans oflloe. |
| WE are in the market foF an engine, and
| hoilor' to supply power for Il Ioo-isrt
| electric light plant. sulphur Springs
yoxas; second hand, If 1t is o. *. To
| receive attention bid mus. be IN SUI,
phur Springs not later th1n July IN ana
sooner would be better; give description
| price ETC boiler and engine seTarate
sulphur Springs ELECTRIC Light 90:
VA NrIrD-One mile and half OF Sec
"on5 hand two-inch pipe Call on or
| write 10. and state price. w. ;. HUM,
| 5l7'a Mar street.
+. NJ. VanHoRN & CO, GIG Travis as,,o s'r'e ,,d
is the firm to ship your produce ana no.
poultry to.
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house MI. easy terms, modern
3 iree.. "lin al cenveniences; nice
neirSS Shoiee Of two car limes.
Imce lawn,hood; southern sxpostrs
as. MAJ Apply 10 j, III. Briyht
oiock. II
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EARGAINS-All in good
order: one Remington typewriter $40:
one Smith Premier typewriter S'I' one
smith Premier typewriter, $50; one Cali-
caph typewriter, $50; one Caligraph
typewriter $50 fastoiza's. SW Man
street u
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TWO THOUSAND acres Brazorla eouiiio os
black land. nesC Sandy PoiAt. SIX milas
from water navigation and county sea, /.
biggest snap in this country; lust aI1
thing TO slbdivide get particulars nm
& pIdor 305ls Main street
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c. E. Barrett.
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Ono nigh grade Lady's Vic
toria Bicycle. almost as good as new;
cheap for cash. Apply TO O. ii. L. Rude
sill a Son. architects, Moore u Burnett
building, coz ner Texas avenue and Fan
min streets.
MY LEASE expiring, l offer my entire
stock OF furniture and carpets either as
whole or part, regardless of cost. +.
lllig, ZIG Main street 10
HARNESS FOR SALE---Fine lot OF har-
ness. worth SO for sale at SO per set;
ELw. Larenden. corner Franklin am
Caroline stree. 10
FOL. SALE Elegant full leather top
phaeions with leather trimmings and
snring backs. worth 500. SIS. Edw. Lar
endon. corner, Franklin ave"ie and and
FOR SAIL : Full ieather top buggias.
worth S15 fer $50. Edw. clarendon, GER
ner Franklin ard Caroline stree. l6
FOR sAI.F.-lIighest grade steinway
piano almost good as new, AT a great
sacrifice il sold in a few days. Cali at
room 3. 1lSia preston avenue. or address
Toy. this office.
FOR SALE-To avoid inbreeding, Lord
Iandse@r, Jr. No. $3.50. a. j. c. C.,
weight 100 pounds. solid color. rich. mel
low skin, black tongue and switch, very
handsome, sound and gentle. dropped
November D. 1852; fun brother to LAM
seers Regina, test II lbs from 40 lbs
milk sire Lord Landsaer No. 2i.?2S. sire
3 in "A lb list; dam Diana Doom. No
6i $50. test Is lbs 0 on from 2S6 lbs milk
In seven DAYS: price SO, ii taken at
once. w. wilkins. BRENNAN. Texas.
FOR SAIF'--A four-chair BARRIERS out
fit and two porcelain bath tubs. boiler
and heater; oak furniture; Climax chair
almost new. Address ii. Il. Muldrow,
lu06 Preston avenue. d
FOR sALE--A gentle family horse. phae-
ton and h0rnes;, good as new. AppIy
1918 Irrmklin avenue.
FOR SALE-lC0 cars bright. clean prairie
hay. at s2.75 per ton. (, o; b. the follow
ing stations: Pearland, Genoa, ManNel
Deepwater. Webster and La Porue
TcysLs special price on i've and ten ear
lets. Addr, s. Fischer. Cord.sr .: 90. u
THE Texas Express Company VIII seii 'nI
public auction 10 the highest bidders l9r
cash all unclaimed express matter, july
"a 1877. List can be seen at office Wy
I:anklin avenue. G. \. Riley, agent. 90
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LOT and half on corner, Third w y'teIn and and
block from street car line; harga.m son on
terms easy: will take piano az ddr1ss
able price in part payment Apn'
Owner. this Office
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nocd andc cam fromth
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JITST -NRRIVED-At ]. S. Bowser's sta
ble, Oh Prairie avenue. carload oil hlre
hoI'ses aud mules for sale cheap; guar
anieeI Or money refunded. u
GOOD CLEAN bright prairie hay in bales
at si95 per ton (. o. b. cars Rice's SWITCH
on s. 4. and \. =. r. Il. Address n:
NJ Bire Ranch Houston. 10
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FOR sAI,E-An assortment OF second
nand betting. pLlleys. shattins. hangers,
pipinE, etc. C.ill at the business ofnce o!
The Post. -
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FOR SlLE-Ono nigh grade Lady's Vic
toria Bicycle. almost as good as new;
cheap for cash Apply TO O. H. L. Rude
sill a Son. architects, Moore u Burnett
building, COZ ner Texas avenue and Fan
iniil slr..nlg
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TT is A FACT-washington street wiii pc
navel soon; Brunner addition. Is onis
twenty minutes drive from she cou.s
house: rhrough street car eerv1ce' w
have h,,,ises and lots foT sale at terms
that b.sat paying rent. Drummer Lang
Co, at Drummer p. 0.
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WANTED-To buy a cheap spring wagon.
very light one. Apply room 4oj, Binz
building.
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CITY scrip houEh, at reasonable discount;
applv a. office South TeXas Loan and
building association. room is, Cotton
,to,,, 10
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FOR SALE.

pix or en ,u'nlture for sale; will sell
|s conapla,s part; VIII Furnish Co,r
'e's' ~ Main street; phone
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LUNDELL FANS, PACKn ~ " ~, r.,
T dTga, hrsuns Eiectrca, Conservation.
Repairing, supplies, immature ne% c,nn-
Ing. The BardenS Sheets Electrical III
etruct!on company. e07 Preston arsu1e.
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Will. nav highest cash prices for writ
ing desks. sidehcards, second hand fur-
Co. A. Cramer agent. sos Prairie ave
nue. uEOue 22i. 10
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MY LEASE expiring, l offer my entire
stock OF furniture and carpets either as
whole or part regardless of cost. +.
lllig ZIG Main street 10
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SEEDS and plants of every Description
Sorghum seed, Kafiir ard Mo nn,, MA, va
c,rrv the largest assortment OF bulk
seeds in Texas. Fruit baskets boxes
and crates of every description a. lac
tory price. Holloway Seed Co. i'a"a''
Texas
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|wcidinss S f,, and floral DECORATIONS
iens. ami funerals ana receptions:
plants. FaIsa,s., palms, baskets ami
lhone "a. valley View Nurse
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FOR SAIE---A gentle family horse, phae-
ton and harness; good as new. Apply
lglS rrnnkliu avenue
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FOR S.ALT'-A four-chair BARRIERS out
fit aud two porcelain bath tubs. boiler
almost new Address ii. Il. Muldrow.
lu06 Preston avenue.
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WANTED-To buy gentle family horse
moi afraid OF ANYTHING; must be cheap,
have new housc ana lot 20 sell, well 10.
Gated Address 70S, This office,
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ERERS OF CONVICT LABoR-Bits
hs racaiyei until Y o'clock m. ,'ulv
M for the hire OF about 1910 con-
TO be worked on farms in FORCES
81 less than fifty. foc TWO wears from
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A genuine snap ! TOT n s e,o,d
enc: a new seven-roon resi,dtSedainse ~ tsg5o.
neighborhood. well worth siov', 10 ,,,, s
$3.50 cash. balance in nohuiilS pa'
Address SOS. this uiiice.
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HARNESS FOR SALE--F'ine lot OF har-
ness. worth SO. for sale at SO Der set;
ELw. Iarenden, corner Franklin AMI
Caroline street. 10
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|ch bid must state how many con-
are wanted and where 20 he work
nd DO accompanied by bond in the
Of 3l0g sighed by two or moro
hes as evidence OF the responsi-
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FOR SAIE-lCo cars bright. clean prairie
nay. at s975 per ton. f. o. II. the follow
ing stations: Pearland, Genoa. Marvel
Deepwater. Webster and La Porte
Texas: special price on i've and ten ear
lets. Addr, s. Fischer. Cordler .: 90. ~
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FOR SALE - Elegant full leather top
phae;ons. with leather trimmings ana
endon. corner Franklin aveale and
Caroline street. 10
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TILE Texas Express Company will sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidders l9r
cash all unclaimed express matter, July
"a 1871 List can be seen at office, Wy
FRANKLIN avenue. G. ~ Riley, agent. 90
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WANTED-Go gentle pony: must be
cheap and one that will work or ride;
Ahhrnss 81 thls Oflio,..
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zoo ACRES cheap if sold at once; near
Fairbanks. on II. & T. c. railroad. a
little timber along creek balance prai re
Wilson n Hannah. 20S Kium building. Il
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3 BIDS will he opened al the regular
Ing OF the peni,ent!ary board. at
In. Texas at z o'clock M. July IA.
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WANTED buy a good road horse, II
hands. DIR. Donald Mckay, Moore
ItiIinA.lf lIlIllinL.
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California Fruit Sales

Porter Brothers Company sold at open
auction August Tth California fruit as fol-
lows:
At l-Pears-Bartletts 81 S07
10. Piums-P. Duanes, 81 70l2 Prunes-
Gros, 81 S5n2 %: Silver, 81 50U1 so. Peaches
Tuscan Clings, 81 S.
AT on-Pears-Bartletts 81 S512 80:
Beurre Hardys, 81 70G1 IS. Peaches Early
Crawfords 81 256I2 o. Prunes-Gros. 81 50
crate; Red Trans. 55d60c. Plnms-Colum-
bia 81 35, Egg, 81 25N1 30; Bradshaws, T5c
Q$1 80; Plums, 81 10. Nectarines, 81 Is.
At Cineinnati-Prunes-T Tragedys. roc;
Plums, CSC
At Philadelphia-Pear Pears-Bartletts 81 q.
Porter Brothers Company sold at open
auction August 9Th California fruit as
follows:
At Minneapolis -Pears-Bartletts. 81 s.
al 80. Prunes-Gros. 81 1901 10; German,
Egg, S5490c. Peaches-M -Muirs, soc.
At -Pears-Bartletts, 81 S0d1 95.
Grapes-Tokays, S2 65 single crate. Mus
cats. 81 15G1 30. Prunes-Gros. 81 15fp1 40;
Fallenberg, 81 25; French, 81 o. Plums-
P DIS, 90cGS1 20; Egg, s101 Is: others,
Orange Clings, 81: Fosters, S0cG$1; Early
Crawford. 75cMS1; Late Crawfords, S5G90c;
others. 65GS5c.
AT New k-Grapes-Tokays 81 501
8 p single crate; Malaga, 81 $; Muscat,
tafnbleau and Malvoise. SOC. Plums-
Wickson, s. Is: Japan. 81 Is; Columbia.
81 30: Egg. 90cns1 40: Washingtons 81 Is:
Comedy, 81 05. Pears-Rartletts, 81 25n2 10
box and 81 20 half box. Peaches-Deckers,
ters, s0c6s1 50. Susquehanna, 81 15nl 45:
Strawberry, 81 40. Muir. 81 %; Nheatland,
81 o5: Orange Clings, 81 1ed1 Is: Tuscan, soc
qsl 10. Nectarines, 81 1eQ1 65. Prunes-
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Hon. Carl Schurz in "Harper's Week
ly." writes opposing Hawaiian annex
alton. Among other things, he says:
We hear much in these days about
the lowering of the standard of our cit
izenship by undesirable immigration
from Russia and from Southern and
Southeastern Europe. How will it af-
feet the standard of American citizen
ship If we embody in it a territory a
large majority of the Inhabitants of
which are Asiatics, and the white pop
ulation of which is largely Portuguese,
coming from one of those corners of
Europe, immigration from which makes
many of our people so nervous? Is il
likely that the character of the popu-
lation Of Hawaii viii very materially
change for the better after annexation
Why has it not so changed since the
overthrowing of the Hawaiian Govern
ment in 1898, immigration being free?
Have not the climatic conditions of Ha-
waii something to do with il? Can we
ever expect people of the Germanic
race to become there dominant, not only
in power, but also in numbers? And
is It not necessary that they should
be dominant in numbers TO form not
only d government but also a demo-
cratic commonwealth fitting into our
constitutional Iaws2
Secretary Sherman recognizes this
trouble in saying that he wishes Ha-
waii to remain a Territory and never
to become a State. A Territory that is
never to become a State will not be an
inchoate commonwealth prospectively
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
City or Sacramento ordain as follows:

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
City or Sacramento ordain as follows:
Section l. It shall be unlawful for anv
person or persons to hereinafter establish
open, or caused to be established or opened
within the limits Of the city of Sacramento
any -faundry or wash-house without per-
mission first obtained from the Board of
Trustees of said city. The application for
such permission shall be in writing, in the
nature of a petition to said board, and
shall state the proposed location of said
laundry or wash-house, and shall be ac-
companied by and contain the names and
signatures of a majority of the taxpayers
residing in or carrying on business in the
half block or half square in which said
laundry or wash-houSe is proposed to be
established or opened. The Board of Trus-
tees may, in its discretion, refuse permis-
sion to@establish or open such laundry or
washhouse Notwithstanding such petition.
Section q It shall be unlawful for any.
person or persons to change the location
of any laundry or wash-house heretofore
established within the city of Sacramento
without permission first obtained from the
Board of Trustees Of said city. The appli-
cation for such permission shall be in
writing and shall be in the nature of a
petition to said board, and shall state the
proposed new location of said laundry or
wash-house, and the same shall be accom-
panied by and contain the names and sig
natures of a majority of the taxpayers
residing in or carrying on business in the
half block or half square in which such
laundry or Wash-houSe Is proposed to be
located.
Section g. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to conduct any newly
located wash-house or laundry mentioned
in either section one or section two hereof,
or to carry on the business Of washing
clothes thereat without permission first
obtained from the Board OF Trustees as
provided in said sections; and each days
SO conducting business and washing
clothes thereat shall be considered and
treated as a new offense, for which the
person violating the provisions of said Sec
tions shall be punishable.
Section T. A violation of any of the pro-
visions of either sections one, two or three
hereof shall be misdemeanor.
Section s. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet Immediately.
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NEW IDEA PAPEE PATTE1E2N8 10 GENTS
EHALE Bros e co. 825 TO 835 X STREET.

Gros, 81 50; Tragedy. 81 05a1 80; Hungar-
ian. 81 0501 20; Silver 81 Is: German, 81 10.
At -Plums-Golden, 50 SS single
crate: Quackenboss. 81 40; Egg, 81 68 q
l 92; Japan, 81 56. Nectarines, 81 92. Prunes
-1ragedys, 81 A
The Earl Fruit Company sold California
fruit at open auction August 7th as fol-
lows:
At l-Pears-Bartletts, 50.
Peaches 81 1902 05, average 81 SO. Plums
and Prunes, 81 70d2 20, average 81 IS. Two
cars sold to-day.
At on-Pears-Bartletts 81 95G2 So,
average s2 IA. Peaches-Crawford, $19l
1 80, average 81 So; Strawberry. 81 2501 50,
average, 81 81: Muir, 81 4001 so, average
81 At; SusQuehanna, 81 50Q1 so, average 81 so.
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Trade was very good in local produce
circles to-day, closing a week which has
been fair as throughout. The markets
have been well supplied with all season
able lines of Fruits and Vegetables, and
certainly prices are kept at most rea-
sonable stage.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FLOUR-Family Extras, 81 45 per 100
lbs: 81 50 for so lbs.
FRUIT-Oranges, soc doz; Lines, 1Oc;
Lemons, &C per doz: Cocoanuts 10c each;
25c: Grapes, &c per tb; Blackberries, sc
per fb Apples, SC; Pears, Sc; Peaches, so
Sc; Watermelons, loa2oc; Cantaloupes lOc;
Plums, Sc per 10; Nectarines, &c per ID.
NUTS-New Wa1nuts, 12l2c per 10; New
Almonds, 1234c; New Brazils. l212c; Pc Pc
sans Ice Fio9HTfsk HskoTy rSc Nuts Gse56nuts 1dn 2Oo
DAIRY -Butter-Piclxle, 200
&c per 10; Mountain, zoe: Valley Roll, $50
20c; Petaluma. 4Oc per roll: Creamery, soc
Young America, lie; Eastern Creamery
15G720c; Genuine Swiss, Acc; American
Swiss, soc; Martins Creamery, zoe: Sage
Cheese, 20c: Neufchatel. 10c.
DECENTRALIZATION Corn, zoe per doz;
Peas SC per fb; Cucumbers 6 for &C: Toma-
toes, 21ac per ID; Celery f0c. per head; Cau-
lihower, 10c per heao, Artichokes. 40c per
doz; New Potatoes, 212c per ID: Turnips,
Beets, Parsnips, Carrots, Lettuce, Rad
ishes. Leek and Green Onions, 1214c per
dozen lunches; Onions, &c per fb; Pep
pers. sc per fb; Okra. SC per H. Summer
! Squash, 212c per ID; Wax Beans, 4c per
fb: Green do, 4c per fb; Lima Beans, 7c
per 10: Cranberry Beans, &c per 10: Egg
Plant. &c per fb. Sweet Potatoes, 25ac
POULTRY-Hens, Coo eacn: Springs, SOC
each: Broilers. 40c each; Tame Geese, 81 50
each: Tame Ducks. 75c each: Young Tur-
keys zoe per 10.
EGGS-California zoe per dozen.
-Beef-Prime Rib Roast 1216[D
l5c; Loin Steak. .21aQ15c; Rump Steak,
l0c; Chuck Roast, 10c; Rump Sc; Brisket,
Sc: Chuck Steak. 10c. Veal-Loin and Rib
Chops 15c; Roast VEAL 12c. Mutton-Leg,
1IG112L5c: Loin and Rib Chops 1215c; Mutt
ton Stew, Sc; Shoulder Chops, Sc Pork,
S612c per fb; Corned Beef. SQ12l5c; Sau-
sage, i21ac; Vienna Sausage. 15c; Bacon,
SdI3lac; Ham, 1213G13lac.
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay 606T0c
per cwt; Alfalfa, first cutting. 45n5oc: sec
ond and third cutting, 50m55c; whole Bar
ley, 81 10; Ground Barley, 81 Is; Feed Oats.
Straw, 50G55c; Corn, 81 25 per ctl; Cracked
GRANITE MINING CANDLES =
(Wholesale), 10 OF. 6Ac; IL OF. &c; IA OF,
ELECTRIC LIGHT CANDLES =
CWholesalel. 10 OF. 5Ac; Il OF, &c; IA OF
6$4c; 16 OF. 712c.
GASOLINE-( -(Wholesale) Stove Gaso-
line. cases. lie; Stove Gasoline bulk, 1115c:
&c degree Gasoline. cases. 25c Sc degree
Gasoline, bulk, zoe; So degree Benzine,
cases. 16lac: 63 degree Benzine. bulk, lie.
COAL OIL-(Wholesaie) Pearl Tic; Star,
f7c; Eocene, 19c; Elaine. 22c Extra Star.
ac: Water White (bulkl. 11hc-