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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-22

Ronayne, F. of A., advises Court
Thomas E. Cunningham to settle the
long standing case against the local
court in which Michael j. McNally APP
peared as plaintiff. Chief Ranger Jas.
A. Quinn, Thomas F. Dean, Owen Fer
on, William Swallow and James Har-
rington, as representatives of the court,
have been ordered to appear before the
executive council of the grand court,
which meets at Boston, Aug. 1, to show
cause why the decree of the grand
court ordering settlement was not
complied with.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-22

intend to have everything all ready to
go ahead with the work when they
have the funds to do with.
No action was taken on the elm tree
beetle question, although the matter
was discussed to considerable extent.
The fact that there are only about
that the beetles confine their operations
wholly to this variety of trees, is a
fortunate circumstance.
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NO SNOW ON THE COMMON
It's July, But That Order Goes JUST the
Same.

The park commissioners have de-
clared themselves against allowing an
other snow pile on the common.
H. b. Clewley of Boston presented
plans for improving Dodge park. The
designs were looked over and visit
made to the park. The commissioners
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Free Life Insurance!

Each purchasers life is insured for
full amount of purchase if in good health
When he buys. That is, should he die
at any time before payments are COM
pleted, we will give to his heirs a full
warranty deed without further cost
or payments on the lot--the only con-
dition being that payments have never
been more than 80 days in arrears!
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-22
RED HOT IRON. TILE 4TrN

Was the ball that hit q. B. Stead
man Of Newark, Mich, in the civil var.
l. caused horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Folons.
Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure
on earth. 26 cents a box. Cure guaran-
iced. Sold by Brewer q Co., druggists.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-22
FEELING THE EFFECTS.
Output Of Marlboro Shops Has Decreased
About Half, Says Mr.. Murray.

HUUul Ha1I, says W.T. WuTFay.
]. II. Murray, first vice president of
the State Federation Of Labor, has re-
Gently returned from trip through
New York and Pennsylvania, where he
has been working in the interests of the
Marlboro strikers, and his trip to Wor-
cester last night was for the same pur-
pose.
Mr. Murray stated that the Marlboro
manufacturers are feeling the effects
of the trouble with the unions, and that
the output of their factories is about
half what it usually is at this time. Mr..
Murray also stated that there are
about HOO men who belong in Marlboro,
but are employed elsewhere on account
Of the trouble that has extended over
so many months.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-22

Account the above meeting at Sara
toga round trip tickets will be on sale
via the Fitchburg railroad, July 90 to
August 5. Rate from Worcester SIS.
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All improvements Free!

We are spending thousands of dol
lars in making Linden Terrace in all re-
spects a thoroughly desirable and attrac-
tive residential suburb. Streets were
laid out by Messrs. Buttrick and Pratt,
civil engineers, and have been approved
by City Engineer Mcclure, as fully meet
ing the city requirements as to grade,
width and location. They are all soft.
wide, with #. walks on each side.
Shade trees will be planted on every lot
not already having them. All improve
ments are made at our expense.
The title to this property has been
examined and pronounced perfect by JAS.
A. SAKE, Esq, conveyancer, of this city.
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n TERRACE.
THE PARTICULARS
Free Transportation!

We will give to the head of each
family building in accordance with re-
strictions and residing at Linden Terrace
before January /, 1900. one electric car
fare each way every working day
FOR ONE WHOLE YEAR.
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New York Announcement.
hOrner'S Furniture.

The BEST IN THE MARKET,
because representing the produc-
tions of the best makers only. Other
advantages are the unequalled as
sortments in all lines, whether
wanted for city or country houses,
and the very moderate prices at
which the goods are marked.
The completeness of our assort-
ments can best be understood from
the fact that we carry in stock, and
exhibit, more than ta0o hundred and
fifty distinctly different Bedroom Sets
in every variety of material, as well
as endless lines of Parlor, Drawing
Room, Library and Dining Room
Furniture, ranging from the mod
est and inexpensive to the most elab-
orately carved and inlaid.
In word. every article required for use
comfort and adornment in the household
can be had with It's plainly marked moderate
price at the Great Furniture Emporium of
R.J.HOrner & Co.,
Furniture Makers and Importers,
61-65 w. 23d St., New York
(AdjOining Eden Musee.)
Horner Co.'s establishment is one Of the
sights of New York.-Newspaper Comment
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O "a - III @ R Z "A.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature e Nr1Hzzzz<1

UNIvERsALIsT SUMMER MEET
ING.
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Small Prices.

These lots will be offered at
prices which will simply riddle ex-
isting values in this city. Less
than one-half what is being asked
for land anywhere near its equal,
and less than one-haIf its actual
value today!
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DESCRIPTION.

Linden Terrace is reached by smnute ride, fare,
the Grafton Electric Cars less than two miles from City Hail.
lies between Grafton street and Harrington street. with 1900
feet frontage each Both thorouges connected by all
main streets the property which directly through without
dead ends The average depth of the plat being
only all lots within short distance of the electric cars
which pass along the entire Grafton street 'front.'
The land rises by gentle from Grafton street and
this gradual slope ensures perfect natural drainage (every lot
being high and dry and fine outlook the surrounding
country, Lake Quinsgamond, etc There is not poor lot
the entire tract, and otoWners will find little grading
necessary, while the general freedom from rock will make
ardgging inexpensvetwo important factors in economical
housed building.
Many handsome trees of long growth adorn the property
all favored already will be provided with the
quiclgrowing shade trees obtainable.
Beautiful in itself and in its picturesque situation, so
the business CENTER Linden Terrace offers homesers
desirable place for residence and investors attractive
opportunity for profit possibly be found within the city
limits.
These advantages together with marvelousIy
low prices, liberal plan of sale, and remarkable inducements
described below-FAR SURPRISING ANYTHING EVER
OFFERED THE PEOPLE OF WORCESTERSHIRE this an
opportunity of which of moderate means who
res home Of his safe and investment should
fail to take advantage
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MARINE NEWS.

HOQUIAM-Sailed, Dec. H. schr A. J. West,
from Aberdeen for Honolulu: str Sunol. from Cos.
mopois for San Francisco; str National City. from
Aberdeen for San Francisco
HONGKoNG-Arived Dec. l6. Doric. from San
Francisco.
AsTORIA-sailed Dec. Is. bktn Omega, for VAL
paraiso; Br sh Verapean. for Cape Town: Br oh
Benicia. for Queenstown; Br sh Sierra Miranda.
for Queenstown Br sh Crown Of Germany. for
Queenstown: Br sh Observation-Disclosures. for Queens
town. Arrived, str Alliance, from Coos bay
PORT TOwNSEND-Sailed. Dec. l5 schr Queen.
for Santa Barbara.
PORT Los ANGELEs-Arrived Dec Is, U. g. 8.
Philadelphia and Iowa, from San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived, Dec. Is, Ger biz
Pirate. from Port Townsend
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, Dec 49, str Lakme.
for Seattle; str Signal, for Coos bay; sh Spartan.
for seatte sh G. +. Sargent. for Seattle; str
Miami for Seattle. Arrived str Columbia, for
Portland.
NANAIMo-sailed. Dec. l6. San Mateo. for Port
Los Angeles
HOQUIAM-Sailed, Dec. l6, schr Melancthon,
from Hoquam, for San Francisco; schr Lillibonne,
from Aberdeen. for Honolulu; str Luella, from
Aberdeen, for San Francisco; Dec is. str Newburg,
from Aberdeen for San Francisco.
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MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.
THE snArrLn MARKETS.

s.
Ihs markets today did not change. The ANAL
shipment or oranges and lemons brought up on yes.
terdAys steamer from Gan FrAncisco was IN good
demand 1t quoted prices.
Apples were extremely allow to day. Retail men
ordcu on Western avenue were few. The prices
bold the samc, Dealers expect general rise this
week.
Pincappies were ia good demand today, but vcry
Ten ripe ones were to be had The market Is strong
at present quotations.
Only few boxes Of grapes were on sails today,
y the last shipment was small Quoted prices ruled
Potatoes are getting stronger The last ship
uents from Eastern Warrington were Of hrstclass
stock The price has not ret advanced, although IL
b liable to do 90 within two or three days.
The demand for celery Is growing. The last ship.
ments have been large and Of good quality and
merchants hare found little trouble In disposing q
the stock on hand. nadishes continue normal.
Bccts. carrots and turnips have only fair de-
Sweet potatoes are .strons at quoted prices. The
late shipments have been small and dealers are
buyin. heavily for Christmas trade
made freely today At from p 70 q cents. Local
deslers src bnyinx Cd 4 declining Market although
the general opinion Il that there will be rise In
price Is the winter season drnws near.
Butter u hccoming hrner. Creamery butter today
commanded g ccnts and selss were nurcfous 1t
Fish rennuins unchanged There Il . heavy de-
mand FOR almcst everything that can be procured
Grain and other markets. continue normal At
Woeent QuotatIonA IVA sis
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70 70 70
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO Dec l6--The activity Of provisions
was the feature on the board today. The pit crowd
was large. and with few exceptions those who COM
posed 1t were sellers for profit, an operation with
which they fattened their purses animately through
out the session. TO the dctriment Of the prices The
lqgid1tion was set going BY financial report.
Fluctuations were wide, particularly In pork. Tho
shipping demand was a. good as ever. the hog sup
ply small and prices at the yards Arm Brokers were
free sellers OF May lard and holders let out lines
OF May pork and ribs. At the decline the invest
for time May pork having dropped zoe, regained
half the loss. but let It 60 again May pork closed
zoe under yesterday. May lard 12ic down. and May
ribs 7l0fl0c lower.
Wheat was weak the greater part Of the session.
because the trade thought the government report
bearish. the Boston financial decentralization also
having depressing effect. The pit was quiet after
the usual Saturday manner. The South African
news was vnriously regarded, and the export de-
mand, early. not pressing Receipts usual. were
light. May opened ed1c down. at 6aG69tc and sold
down to CSC Here the market received more support
from buying against pit calls which the price had
sumped, and held steadily. The foreigners who arc
the principal buyers throughout towards the close
believed to reflect bullish deductions from the tam
gled South African situation, the locals raised their
bids bit and shorts did covering. Tho ship
ping demand also improved late In the session. May
advanced to 691c. at which the option closed tc UNI
der yesterday. with the tone Of the market rather
firm.
Corn was easier, condition due to freer country
offerings. May closed t@lc down. at Sc.
Nobody seemed TO notice the oats market May
oats closed unchanged. at 2itc.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Einnnctnl.

NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-1he Commercial Adyer.
Users London financial cahegram says:
There was panicky feeling at the opening here
today on the Of Gen Buffers repulse Rand
mines opened down points and fell point further
in the slump. The excitement almost confined
to African shares. commitments in Americans and
elsewhere being small. After two hours hope was
revived and general rally took place accompanied
By rrnor that Gen. Butler had recovered his guns
and that Gen Clery had crossed the river. There
was no confirmation Of these rumors Consols were
lo0lGlolI.
Americans opened Q or points lower They raj
lied ! TO points closing firm. The scramble to
sell lasted only half an hour.
Tintos. "a: Anacondas. "a: Utshs. 5: Bostons l.
Call money easy. but bills were very hard
Small loans were repaid TO the bank.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec B,-Whcat-- Spot firm: No. l
California 6s 2de56s ed; No l red western winter,
SIS sd; No l Northern spring, Go I'D.
Wheat and Hour in Paris quiet.
Corn-spot firm; American mixed. IS ID. Futures
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec, l6,-Cattle-Market steady; the
weeks receipts amount to 81 900 head, the largest
this year and the largest week, in December since
1888 Fancy Christmas beeyes, Ntas; good to choice,
S54016. 80; poor to medium S430d5.25; mixed stock
ers. So 5o@4.75; hefers $350a5 Gamers $685. bulls
$25oA 20; calves. saa75o fed Texas beeves. $i.251
SIS: grass Texas steers. S3.25d4
HogsMarket active and l0c higher: good clear
anccs; mixed and butchers, si.15Qai.25; good to
choice heavy. si.10@425; rough heavy So. 95@14o5
light. $iO5@4.2o; bulk of sales. a.lNai2o.
Sheep and lambs steady; native wethers. $i@l4 IS;
lambs, Si@4.75; Western wethers, Si@i5O Western
lambs, s4.65d5.50.
Receipts-cattle, 800; hogs. 1000; sheep. 1000.
Omaha.
OMAHA, Dec. l6.-Recepts, 700 head. Market
steady. Native beef steers, sl3o@62D Western
steers. si@475; Texas steers, s375@4.3o: cows ard
heifers, So 20gi25 Gamers, 203 TO- stockers and
feeders. s36o@47o; calves. ssd7; bulls and stays,
S250@i,
Hogs Receipts, 10000. Market Sc higher Heavy
S3.g7a@405 mixed, Si@402t: light, Si02lal 10; bulk
Of sales, Sidi024.
Shcep-Market steady Fair to choice Westerns
si@435: common and choice sheep. s35oa3.75; lambs
S4.25G5.
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guissi December. 3 "a; January. - "a, February.
LONDON. Dec 16-whcat-Cargoes ~ coast,
more inquiry: cargocs passage. hrmcr tendency;
No. 1 standard California. scs ID.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Doc M--Cansdinn Pacific. s5l Onion
Pacific prnfsrrvd 70; Northern Pacific preferred,
75L; Atcbison. %; Grand Trunk. 7; Anaconda. u
Bar silver steady, q SOD.
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e q 70
FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS
SPOKANE.
70 p 70
SAN FRANCISCO.
sterling Exchange

Sterling Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec B.-Sterling on London,
sixty days, VISA; sight, Nssa
Financial.
Silver bars. sole; Mexican dollars. ls8isic drafts,
sight. l2A; do telegraph. H.
% 70 u
NEW YORK.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Dec. Flour-Reccpts, 1888
barrels exports, 1888 barrels Market dull 6dIOc
lower. Minnesota patents, S3s0a4; winter straights
s. 35(d345.
Wheat-Receipts, 2is5 bushels: exports, 2seA
bushels. Spot easy: No. 2 red 75c T. o. b. afloat
Options opened easy at Sc decline from last night
and closed dull and easy at DC net decline March
closed at 75c; May, 7a4c; July, 7i1c and December
at 72lc.
Wool-Dull; domestic fleece. 12(GlGc.
Coffee-optons closed quiet, net unchanged to s
points advance Sales. $3.50 bags. including January
Rio quiet: No. 7 invoice, Tic; No. jobbins 7sc
Mild-Quiet; Cordovs. SQi124c
Sugar-Itaw firm fair refining, 8 l3-lsc; centrifugd.
9s test. H. Rehned-steady; graduated. 3-lsc
cut loaf. 9-16c.
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TURQUOISE rings in many styles to
choose from. w. H. Finck, sic Second
avenue.
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CaHh QuOtatfOns.
Floursteady; winter patents. 4oas5o straights,
$3.50; spring specials. $3.50: patents, S3.D@3.5o so:
straights. $z70d3; bakers 81. S0a25o
Whsat.No: spring ssAasaic; No. Q red. e7(sssc.
G.. No. T. ?l@ u;
@25!c.
Rye-No. 2, 5ita52c.
Bnrley-No. 2. 3d45c
Flaxseed-No. /, si49
Timothy seed-Prime $3.50.
Mess pork--Per barrel Ss.70fl0N
Lard--Per 100 pounds IS. l5d5.524
Sides-Short ribs, rose, S. 20d5. 49,
Shoulders-Dry salted boxed 5sd5ic
Sides-Short clear, boxed, S. a5d555
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods per gallon
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Smoking Sets, Ink
Stands. Etc,

Smoking Sets on trays and tables.
Ink Stands in a very large variety,
Paper Weights and Paper Cutters,
all appropriately and attractive, are
here ready for your choosing
among.
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Art Goods in Immense
Variety.

Every sort of Art Goods Is here
now-hardly foreign country that
has not contributed something to
make the assortment more COM
plete. Prices deeply cut.
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UMBRELLAS for holiday gifts. A selec-
ton from 5000. Robson Bros, 2l3 Column
b.a street.
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Dewey and Mckinley
Plates.

A lot of splendidly ornamented
Commodore Dewey and President
Mckinley Plates have just come In.
The price now Is 500.
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citation that lossss now made 10 Europe may b
neutralixcd BY larger interior roceipts from this
time on. The outlook does not favor much
easier condition Of nfan In monetary ssnse. but
II tho experience Of = long scres Of years can Be
relied upon still having bearing on the situA-
tion. tho OF the local banks will acquire
fresh accessons In considerable volume within the
ncxt few weeks from domestic sources There Will
be no repetition Of last winters enormous innux.
high figures despite record-hresking expansion in
dcposit liabilities, but moderate receipts VIII
assist In making the situation more comfortable.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, easier. ,psr cent; prime NOR
steady. with actual business In bankers BILLS at
tis7iQ4s7l for d/nand. and at sisil@4.siA for 90
days; posted rais. $i824@iss i: commercial bills,
sisi; silver certificates 5edbeic; bar silver bslc;
Mexican dollars, t7Sc; government bonds. steady;
state bonds inactive.
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SYNOPSIS.

Seattle local report-Maximum temperature, 20;
minimum temperature So: temperature, S.
Traces Of fell during last "a hours killing frost
occurred this morning. being first OF the season:
also thin Ice, being first in season formed.
A. B.. WOLLABER,
OBSERVER, Weather Bureau.
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Notice is hereby given that on December II. 1899.
station about q miles SW. W. from Umatla
reef Flattery rocks maknf off from Cape Alava,
Wash. and about Al miles west-southwesterly from
the cape. No change has been made in the Light
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BUY your Christmas wines at Levin
sons wine and delicatessen store. No. 1903
Second avenue. Telephone, Main GA.
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STEAMER Greyhound, change of time.
winter schedule.
Starting Monday, December II, the Grey
hound will leave Seattle at $40 a. M, II
a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
Leave Everett at a. m. p. m. and
6;45 D. m. Fare, Soc.
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5oheans quotations today were % follows:
Sugar, Flour and CO2ee.

Jobbens ouotatiom today were - foliowss
Sugar, Flour and CO4ee.
q r. bels aie ssts: 2 1 II s csss
uisted siac; N bns lie higher; cuDss aesc; spo'
Flour. sse.-r.ssns Excellent, SIS; Novelty A.
se neal Whit! ~ ,iss p.r 10 10 b. IN o S,o ssc:
.ss s. e. 70 e. S; In y s s
tssins Me Per 100 lbs; IN io,b SACKS; isrin.
IN r s 0 ..s .rss ssa ss au. ..sf Is
's ..s S 4, :s ss 8 Is. II 4 49,. r. ..sl.
g: y az, s:s ~: ssI Ss.is. AZ M,
=: ST. q sis .st III s com n.ss ssiis. y 81
On sse.; cracked wheat. 4 per sbi, IN sois
s sssss s sss 1S ss = ..sl: :;' ::
sali.d o.s. siS sscSs. ss: fancy rolled oats. pr
!, ocssszGr.n. Mocha, per y, ssaaslss 1sss, gss
=: Hss9Atci Ccsts Rics shoic. per ID iSsGissc
S s ps ~. IN s sis p. e- T.. a sns
a osS; ':s. Pr tim. e. u c; :;c , Alden
soSs.. isi9asc; Iion. isS.. sisss; a.. his; -.
Batter, Cheese, Esss and Poultry.
Butter.Ranch. aoc mp; fancy dairy. in squares.
~ s'e~'s'''' ~ ~AN N-tD pnn'''
chsess-Nati.. Washington. isslsc: Eastern. 100
Eses-strictly fresh 1snch. asaac. r.,,.,r nm
&c. ''''' ''A'''' S'A''' l'as'e'n' aug
,. SSe0 none'oa,hosn's COMB '1ssis0; strained
Pouitr-rdvs chickens. s@loc, live turkeys, lie:
dressed turkeys. ia@isc ducks. Si@6 per dog; geese
rut..
walnuts. per ID. sacks. lie: Eastem black wal
nuls. lac pecans MglG; nipers. nc: Brasils. loS:
doz isc; chestnuis &; Italians. lie; popcorn. So
Hay, Grain ana Feed.
ington Timothy. SI7: alfalfa sl0G5ii
0at.-Pss ton, szs@M.
Bari BaTley1Rolled saeS2l
ton; ~ -. .,o roaoo. :.
ding. s2aas: bran. SIS shorts SIS s0ai7. cbonned
feed s2tSS dairy cbbonped feed siYso chopped
M..,.. provi.ions an1 FIJI.
Fre,h meats-cow beef, 7c DOR III; steer ns.,
Tssss per p; mutton wsthsr.. 7se peg b pork 7c
s,,ns-Hams. large i2ic: small g Ps a. bre...
fast bacon. nc; dry sailed sides. &c. ''eAA-
Coin Special Sc lard compound serces. 7lc. Rsri
&c; r. B. Co, &c: wild Rose, SIC. ~ ''A'
4, sa1man ,son s ssst ' s salmon @
Tc: FOUNDERS. saic; soies. &c: rock cod n15so
,sp is ,s so s !, ae, ,.ss s black cod
si7s sack. Dungeness crabs. live stiO; cooked. si5o
Potatoes. local. .lasso Pc, ton: r...m. ,las,. pc,
Nh carols &C .tansss co., per p: .a es:
rarsnips, csilo per sack sarle 7c lettuce 'M cs
i5c Per doz; dollhouse lettuce. sos5c; celery 3os7sc
Der doz; rad!shes. l9c per doz hotho,sc tomafoes
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products

On the Produce Exchange today the butter mar
ket steady; creamery. 16d25c: dairy, 16d2Oc
Cheese-Firm; llaal2ic. Eggs-Fim; 2oc
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LADIES combination purse and card
case. Denny -Coryell Co.. TIC First ave.