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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21
Guard of Honor.

The guard OF honor at the Ex-
ecutive building is under Captain
Paul Smith and is composed OF l
sergeant, 5 corporals and IL privates
from Company A; IL privates from
Company Q; z privates from Com
pany +; Lieutenant Gus. Rose; l
/ sergeant, 2 corporals and 5 pri-
Yates from Company @; and COR
porsls and z privates from Com
pany 81 OF the National Guard of
Hawaii.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM.

OF the Funeral Of Minister King To-
morrow.
Following is the completed aud Off
cial program for the funeral OF the
late Minister James A. King, which
takes place tomorrow afternoon:
Marshal of the Republic.
Platoon of Police.
Band.
First Regiment, NIGH.
Col. j. w. Jones, Commanding.
Battery A, Sixth Artillery, U. s. A.
Captain Marsh, Commanding.
Drum Corps.
Honolulu Commandery No. /, KIT.
Masonic Lodges.
Pallbearers.
Hearse.
Chief Mourners.
President and Staff
Officials OF the Interior Department.
Bureaux of the Interior Department,
Justices of the Supreme Court.
Special Agent of the United States.
Col. Mills, U,S.A. and Staff.
u s. Army and Navy Officers.
Detachment of Bluejackets from
U. S. S. Iroquois.
President Senate.
Senator'S
Speaker OF the House of Represen--
tatives.
Representatives.
Councillors of State
Consular Corps.
Circuit Judges. ''9
Government Officials.
Public.
The procession will form within
the grounds Of the Executive build.
ing at 8 p. m. Sunday, the 22nd
inst.
The line OF march will lie along
King to Alakea street, thence to
Vineyard street, thence to Nuuanu
street and along Nuuanu to the
cemetery.
Should the weather be inclement
the line OF march will be along Mil
Ter street to Vineyard street and
thence to Nuuanu street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21
CONDENSED FOREIGN NEWS.

Ex.postmaster General William
l.. Wilson is dying.
Canada will send u thousand
soldier-volunteers to the Trans
vaal.
Cecil Rhodes is in charge at
Kimberley. He thinks that the
Boer forces have been exagger-
ated.
The Call-Herald, with the Mar
conf wireless telegraph system,
scooped the other journals in the
report of the yacht race.
San Francisco is making anoth-
er strong effort to obtain both the
Republican and Democratic Ma
tional political conventions.
Anhei, in Netherlands Indies,
Java, has been destroyed by an
earthquake and five thousand peo-
pie have been killed.
An Englishman has been killed
by French detectives in Paris
while defending a San Francis
can. English feeling is intensely
excited.
Marconi will probably visit Ho-
nolulu in company with Mr..
Cross. He believes the wireless
telegraph well adapted for the
Hawaiian Islands.
Congressman Loud of Califor-
MIA says that the riots and excite
ment alleged to have attended the
Dreyfus trial were largely in the
imagination of the newspaper
men. He was in Paris through
out the trial.
San Francisco loses 100000 in
Nicaragua canal securities, as the
concession to Warner Miller and
his associates expired by limita-
tion on the 10th instant. The
new concession for 500 years is in
other hands.
There have been five fizzles be-
tween the Shamrock and COlum-
bia and fog has set in. The at
tempts to race are to be made
daily until successful. Shamrock
stock is rapidly rising. All is
friendly and harmonious.
Signor Marconi tonight received
a telegram from San Francisco to
the effect that Mr.. Cross of Homo
lulu is now on his way to New
York to consult with. Marconi rel
ative to the establishing of a sys-
TEN of interisland wireless tele-
graphy for Hawaii. Instruments
for experimental stations on the
different islands have already
been ordered, and will be in Ho-
nolulu by the first of November.
Mr.. Cross has urged Marconi to
make trip to Honolulu, and it is
not unlikely that he will Co.'S.
f. Call, October 13.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21
SATURDAY, OCT. 81, 1899.
TOPICS pr The DAY.

Why is thu arteainn pumping
plaut at the Kawaiahao churchyard
allowed to work at night and there
by disturb the peaceful citizAns
who live in that vicinity7 The
neighbors OF the old stone church
are not Britishers and they object to
be disturbed by "Bore."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21

II will be interesting o s.e wheth
or President Dole will do the prorer
thing by appointing Mr.. j. A. Has
singer, Minister OF the Interior, or
whether he will submit TO his organ
and give the Office to "new" man
and ask Mr.. Hassinger to break him
in. BY this time we think Mr.. Has
singer has right to be tired of act
ing as instructor for ministers OF
the interior"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21

The Marshal makes . great dis
play Of virtue in pulling" certain
resorts where he claims liquor is
sold without the proprietor or man
ager having license. The witnesses
for the prosecution inevitable testify
in favor of the defendants, and the
Marshal fails to prove his case. 1t
seems to US that persecution and not
prosecution is the right word for the
action OF the authorities. There are
places between Beretania and King
street, in the very center of the
town whore liquor is sold at all
hours, and the Marshal knows it.
Why is his energy exhausted at all
times in prosecuting one place in
Waikiki land he said in Court that
he may do it every week-and allow
other places in that portion of the
city to carry on an illegal trade and
why is it that liquor can be sold with
immunity in the center of Homo
lulu7 Is the Marshal or some of the
"push" stockholders interested in
the concerns not pulledi
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21
REMOVAL NOTICE.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY. OCT0-
~ ber 18th. DIR COOPER will occupy
his new office on Alakea Street, three doors
above the Masonic Temple
Office Hours 80 to 10 n m 2 to A and
Z to 8 p. III Sundays, $3.50 to 10 a. m.
Telephone 154. Residence adjoining Office,
l329-lm
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NEW SAILOR HATS at Sachs.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

EkOM AND AFTER THIS DATE,
II Passengers may book and secure
Tickets for Passage by steamers OF the
INTER-TsLAHD STEAM NAVIGATION 20 Ltd +,
at the Main Office of the Company, Queen
Street, up to one hour previous to sailing
time OF Steamers, after which hour Tickets
will be sold at the Wharf Office.
INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAVIGATION
CO., Ltd.
N. K GEDGE. Secretary.
Honolulu, II. j., Oct Z, 1899 I324-1m
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Mr.. Azbill has entered the field
of tbe good men who want to legis
late necessary evil out OF the CON.
munity. He extends a plea in favor
OF the Japanese prostitutes aud
wants to save them. The trouble
with these reformers is that they
don't know what they are talking or
writing about. They don't realize
that the most abnormal circumst-
ances in regard to sexes exist here
and that the men who do know
what they are about are at present,
devising means and ways to 6nd
more Accommodations and more ma
terial for increasing and at the same
time regulating Necessary Evil"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21
DON'T
Spend Your Money
ABROAD
You Are Making II Here.

We beg to announce to the public
that we are making great prepara-
tions for the coming Holiday Season,
and will have large stock of Well
Selected Goods from the principal
factories OF the world. Our buying
is done by concern who have had
many years. experience in this busi-
ness aud control the largest trade
ON the Pacific Coast. We promise
our patrons that many new articles
in our lines that will be shown in
San Francisco can be found in our
Store. Our stock will comprise
STERLING SILVER,
FINE PLATED WARE,
HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR SPOONS
New Designs)
HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR CHINA,
(Somethiug New.)
RICH CUT GLASS,
FINE BOHEMIAN GLASS,
FRENCH CHINA,
GERMAN CHINA,
EN0GlOu II Oh IN a.
FIGURES,
BRONZES,
ORNAMENTS,
JARDINIERES,
LAMPS,
And Many Novelties.
All Goods sent out as presents
will be prepared in separate de-
partment, where they will be put up
in the best OF style, using fine boxes.
paper, etc.
Our Holiday Season will open
about the middle OF November,
which will give our friends on the
other Islands ample opportunity.
You will be able to give more pre-
sents this year because our prices
are right.
Special care given to mail orders,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21

Have we a road supervisor or
mott The condition of Palace
square lie simply disgraceful and
people wanting to patronize the
Opera House hesitate in risking
their uecks, limbs or clothes by pass
ing through the obstructions and the
ankle-deep mud which have turned
the square into dangerous swamp,
Complaints are heard from all sides
OF the town aud it is about time
that a move is made to place the
streets in a passabe condition.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-21
THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS,
Sachs & Co.

N concert at Emma Square this
s't',u !. nor at Make" Island To-
morrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-25
THE STATE or TRADE.


NEW YORK. March 2s.-R- q D.n a
20. N its Weekly Review OF Trade. viii
Bnsiness H. no, frightened either bv The
steaI Capitalization OF now canpanies sr
py the wild fluctuations In Wall strses
10 mater now mueA the stock operations
Where Is large enough TO warrant q won
derfui expansion OF Industries. ana thai 10
the .nsns most important TO observe. In
unfinished, but In ali practically ii hss hess,
increasing the past week. In Iron ara steel
hItte lower price for Bessemer pig APP
pears at Pitisburg. bur with gray forge
Ac 10 - higher. There is no narkes T,,v
etllets; no works East or West can fur
nisn thsm at present. but quotation.
at Philadelphia. In finished products
there is the same trouble. Rails can he
baisht a. ss ai Pistsbnrx and 81 At cni-
sold al t2s ~ New York Chicago il takinr
many contracts for building In postoa,
New York and Washington amounting 10
crowded with work No market can de-
liver plates within any reason a BE sasue
and Fsfsourg works are sold Il, July ar
sheets though insteaa Of s2.o there. q Is
~ Chicago. and 81 ~ Philadelphia IL raid.
Plate glass works are ali rail-, and there
Ii heavy demand ~ Chicago for bars wf,a
one ear makers contract fer s.eo tons.
prices ssfadaIy srewtng stronger. The mi
nor details are al weak with tae reaction
81 London srsculstion, though copper mas
declined 80 II cents here and is Yet 80
much above London that sxparts have been
sfnyFseS for the week. The February cut
put both here and ~ other countries ga.
greater than last years monthly average
although february IL short month
Wool - 81 the doubling point, with large
SAFES ordered fsou the Interior rs flreS.
holders. and SOME concessions mate Is ss-
care Transaction. a. pb{sssei psfn ard Bas-
tan. though aaosasaans show only fn33.r-
ale decline ard safes ~ rae THREE ssss9
markets are almost az largs as in lsa9
TIE wheat market Il tuss faw stronger
fer although the Western receipts for tire
week are 3 Ks esn bushels. agasSSg d. as9
las ye4r ard fer three weeks go 80
larger, the exports Sour included have
hH@f FOR tie week from Atlantic tesrsx
: 20 A. basgsss Rgzsr@t fs44Es hsazfast@
i&xt year, ard franz Pacific ports ~ ~
against 20 ~ iass year other experts ts-
ing ~ VI hx1zhels r IN not rsszsi4fm To IT,
rsaye the importance % so great a demand
exgrFsiszg hxYa8a TIRE EnfAase Of March ard
sosser traders reaisxe fhAt Il FaRans a n<av
Ter e4ifga sssn has beer yet expected
Western ex@p estimates are large ard wsaxh
reports IS appear or ta& een4sskcn % wheat
for tire s0msrz year srs 80 szs whole Ia
xaFsfs@ hsEf Srtc&s are z&sr higher f1sn
last week wntss carr - SAC higher
FAfsssrss far tire week have heen 20 liz
the Ts4isr6 States Axafnst ~ last year and
~ Ia Canada axatFs*z y lsst year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March a-The CONNER
cial-Adyertiser's financial cahlegram says:
The markets here were idle and firm to-
day. TIE Americans hardened ON the
purchase Of 1900 OF Union Pacific, North
ern Pacific and Atehison by Liverpool
bears. New York sold, causing a small
relapse There was recovery In the
street. with Denver preferred leading The
Tfntos We're 4ois on free selling against
options maturing on Monday Anacondas
We're s<s- / understand from a good quar-
ter that the dividend will be unchanged.
Bostons were 2 8 ie.
Closing Quosations.
LONDON. March 2.-Cansdian Pacific
&a. Northern Pacific preferred spE
Union Pacific preferred. 81; Grand Trunk
SA. bar silver. steady 2siad per ounce.
money, 2szsf2. per cent.
Breadstuns.
LIVERPOOL, March sA-wheat- Spof
steady. '
corn-spot, firm; American mixed. now
SIS Sd "S"'
Futures quiet March. IS Sid; MAY IN
sa.d. July. Be- nd
Wheat. during thu pas, three
Gays. @.1D eentals. including slas AYn.v
lean American corn during the mas,
three days, ,ss.eop centaix
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-25

CHICAGO, March 81 Their. was an easy
feeling in the state OF the market and
May opened is4sAse lower al 81. 0ssisc. and
slid OF 10 ssszc during the first hours trad
ing There were no fresh reasons fpr
weakness at the time % opening hus bulls
weg,s dtsheartened at fns apathy OF ira
ders In general AID the indifference with
whah reports os heavy damage To winter
wheat was yeceixeA. The balls considered
the holding ~ wheat under such eircaua-
chances ike loves Ia Dor lost, ard lea some
drop into the niaws % TIE bears, who
were short ard were lookfng GA The de-
cline with which the market started as
the proper time ID feed. The report ef
winter killed wheat from he country were
numerous and suliy cagras1oratsss prrvi-
Gus adEirss % a similar Character. Tie
action ~ the market. however. during the
early trading clearly indicated a we'll
spread belief that wheat Was not aearly
~ seriously damaged as had hsey1 claimed,
Indications ssEe that the woE}as ship
mems to Ewregs woais he assofs ~ asss
bushels far the week. Ss Louis nssushs
" h~as fr~.sy CA tire break. and orders
frari the outside generally @ere ia bGy
pgrfng the last haif OF The Srssa"E reports
srsx kentEseky said tzmt fail wheat Seeds
were be4n@ plowea up ard general GEN.
Faaznss frrrs sAe Soasawsss were Wf an a.
uaost sensational eharacss-. cls1rssng sfsas
damage previously suspected had -
vesisa itself. Tnss sort % news started
iescai ssarts scranhIsag 20 oaxes. OFFER
tnxs we're f14r4 to Se very scarce. hs~
ever and sitter Vigorous climb during
TIE last hsg hour Nay closed a. TsSsc.
Germ fniIews~s wnes:. raiiysng sharply
a. ire esssse TIE shorts ard eiesafpr
people ssrw baysnx on tbs Way np. May
cssseed ssc higher.
tsats rallied with the either grains clcs-
izx frus at the high rosss, sc higher
4 g1ssE cash S<ra&ra Ser sseats ard huy-
isx ~ Lard an3 rfas ny packing concerns
strexgt hsH~x4 Fsguxfssone NAY pork closed
fs.e agxher. Lard and rfesx closed 9ss-
changed
wheat Ne. 8.
oaenf.s Hs9~~st- Icwesk- Cseessx-
Mar .sss.9s.As - So -
F.-ss
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f.s.cs-ssse eriar quality. ueF NJ M. ar
sssss msesch Aissas1 NJ, kse9gslA, NJ. !
ra.ts.~ SsNsT coss.sEsGa. HNE e. sa
.sssssre los. S. -. cedar NAiugte enltz = =
a.se
sSr Ywsssaee~- Ecs1se. s. fAsek znaSn. sssr
s-ss yoe 81 ga SIDES ; 81 ara Il sgssesvs
So x s@ng rs L 70 Is seet- ss,s.s u
ta~asn~ ~ ger u extra t-3nEh anlsn rs
80 MI vertical sr~ta. - per II extra
Esss.s,4Snr ,srs~SSs ard matched s. SAY
s,,sS assAy4ss. s~tnxh. ssEIs. - sa1a g. S&S
= ts-lneA- sssS - S'ene4mg. Ne 81 s-.reA
S-ssA 81 ~ Z s. or channel rustic
s@ a~gta sssstn weight Assa GAss IlaaA
81 ffmss*sr Be8stS ARD sSsnflings riga
a. 7.sssS : : r. s4es1ss. : = EGslA
x.x ssszTssA 3s-Es1A ard ae. Sc
washington RED f,s&as LNEss~r-~F ssU ga.
xss.ss eexss <sssn2 weight sss - t5&4s e Il
ee4Ys.x Nstxhts Nos !, &n3 < A-sEach
! ssA - Sos 5 ard - izess - lssx
stszs wAsnscet4as. fs7s~ss F2stEv. -
a. sAifsxasS tl-~S. e2SasssF9 shingles 81 10,
s-srxsh ans.a e Il ard IL sees. tassfA&
tnfrx sa.sh. Ex4@ cedar squares. ]. 4 .
an4 - saxs. s-sS De- gfSke<s. IL
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q y
LIVE STOCK Markets
Chicawo.

CHICAGO, March aA,-cattle-Steafiv.
FANCY. s.. losr5.S9. choice steers 81 sssfS 3,
medium steers. 81. sns,4 IS beef steers 81 IL
ntss, sfockers and feeders SsDas 7s /.
nuiss. $&sssss cows and hesfers. 81 lezls u .
western fed steers 81 a1i5. %. Texas .sseere
aIeaf41. calves, s4gs.s5
There was good local and shipping de-
mand for hogs after buyers had forced
prices 59iI1e lower. and prices wound up
about unchanged: fair To cnosce S.1ixSi
3S2ls; heavy packing lots, q 5as19 Is: mixed.
8-5Su4.@. butchers. $.shuaNst. lights
G.aea2e: pigs. Hs5I2.sp.
Trade In sheep was slow, with prices
largely S1lnc lower, yearlings. a. 1ssas TO-
prime sheep. N.Sns; poor 20 good lamhs,
s.. soas. rs; choice lots. S. sea5Ss.
Rsceipts--Cattle. 1000; hogs. 2s.ooo; sheep.
OMAHA. March A-Catiie-Receipts
Loo, market steady: native beef steers
A-l0s9 40. Western steers, s. a0afA 50, Texas
steers, s.. e0ar4e0s cows and heifers. s. sD<5
as; Gamers. $2.50sia3a; stoekers and feed
ers 1s,1.4 80: calves. Nafti5: bulls and
Hogs Receipts. 5000: market shade to
&c lower: heavy. s2.57ismS.ssis mixed,
ss.s7&asa. 60: light. ss.5saaso: bulk Of sales.
$s.s7s9gi36cis.
Sheep Receipts. 400: market steady:
fair TO choice Westerns. S4si4eo, common
and stock sheep. satta 50: lambs. NL5oI5 TO-
q g 9.
EORElGN MARKETS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-25

tueep amcu9 other branches. wAsch a. ret
asvt heen rather backward The Se<saw
q WAeA< pfScaa has heea onward this
w&ex- Theoretically. not due 20 reports OF
Greg damage ~ home or abroad bar tarKa.y
oN.ag % speculative os~yse.lng daring
49, sees depression. waisa. by the way.
1919 aessacped same good Eareisa buying
" improved roAix aus refsecxsosa in ! ,Arg-
er soiame 81 cotton thin week. ard she re-
SUI Is = fractional shading az prices cof-
.sS = s4ssasiS lower 90 the week On rather
iees active soahang inquiry. whsis the htxA
$3.50 ~ soxSses seem ~ lzSx 10 be a1egs-
-. toe aFnasasd which has sfaeksned ea.
va consequent drop In value oe that
ssAsntsed N by declines IN I'm
anu sac Sugar rejects steady 6assnS n
0neaan9ed aneta tsaas
lsumee. Is feeling ne stimulus az the an
sasasR ~ Asfiv& building operations aud
"a ,asss lsne and spruce are AlSher al nearly
20 markets.. with hardwood sysxsxss hiking
even ootssrappsnw sais class a< mate
- ano tneir upward movement Indus
sfyn5U she &fuatian 10 satisfactory.
" nsat exports including -four shipments.
TT we week. Aggregate MANN huSaelS
against Aii4ass bushels asst week. sss& as
bushes IN the corresponding week OF sSsS.
49, sssis bushels IN lSSs LsHSS. bushels in
,S@ ana -sss2sass bushels ia ISIS Ssnre
jay THIS season the experts or WHEAT
19kNehss fM.ysS,ES bushels against lss-
az ~ haSsaesa iass year
nasihsSs failures for the week nuu,h~r
cay IN AZ against III iAse week : iran
OF - ana compared with sl5 la thss week
ssss sso, "A IN M. 20 In tSss and * in
Isscs ana Canadian failures rsunaher q sar
sus ~esk ss against 81 hast week. = IN shis
in iS$6 ~ az sesV A1na
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PORTLAND. March at-FArmsrs are
holding sasi 10 their wheat. and apparently
VIII continue 10 do 80 until forced TO lei
&C. Exporters were not quoting much
above sSc for waiia waiia today and some
SGT the figure NJ Sc. with others yertur-
ing 5Sisc. Valley VAS nanainaliy bic and
from Portland for the week ending today
were LIZ, sol bushels
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SAN FRANCISCO. March A-Wheat.
drmer at the call board prices. had q lAir
advance n sympathy with sharp rise IN
the Chicago market; spot wheat I'M
from shippers. Barley on call had a
sharp little advance. spot market dull and
unchanged. Oats quiet. Spot quotations
were.
F1our-Net for family extras, 3s-scas IS:
bakers extras s. 4o55.55: Oregon and
Washington. $3u3.5o.
Wheat-shipping. sl,esN for No. !. and
aRs aisls .er sssiei as Sa brewing. hx
oass-Poor to fair. 81 n,sal. ssls. good to
s saas .ssea CTR Milling aan Ms.ai ~:
Surprise. u.S0l.5o.
Flour. quarter sacks, A,77S: Oregon,
6s22, Washington. ASA; wheat, centais.
14o: Oregon. $3.50. Washington, $50. barley.
beans. sacks. 49, potatoes. sacks. ass:
bran sacks. l,sls: middlngs. sacks. 100.
hay, tons, &c: wool. bales, 1872; hides, nuns
Der. 4es; quicksilver. TASKS, 3; wine, gal
Closing Quotations.
wheat-May inactive; December. 81. l31s.
Barley-Not quoted.
Corn-Iarge yellow. N.loai.l2h
Wool ana Hops.
Wool-Spring-Nevada. 101i0izc. Eastern
Oregon, 1oul2c: valley do. lS01Jc- Fall
Nor. bern mountain, Suloc, mountain
lambs, 7gsc: San joaquin plains. safe;
Humboldt and Mendocino. 96lle.
Hops-crop of 1888. lie.
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures. s.oe41s5o: bran,
Hay-Wheat, si5als: wheat and oat
sA5oa17. 50, best barley, $l4Ql5.5O: alfalfa.
sl1ll2; stock. $io.5ogii. 20; straw. per bale.
soI1oc
Potatoes-Early Rose, sis5eII. 50; river
Rurbanks, 81. 2SfIl 80; Oregon Burbanks.
81. 5oui. IS: sweet. $2g2.50
Vegetables ilverskin onions. Oregon.
green peas. 5u.c; string beans. l5c per III:
toma toes. 81 5eu2 per box: fancy aspara-
gus. s2.2au2 30; egg plant. l2i2Gi5c: chill
green peppers. 20sr Doc. mushrooms, fai4Isc.
Fru.ts-Apples. choice, s1.55: common,
See: oranges. nayeis. s. 2aaf2. IS: Mexican
lines. re-pack. A.ser5 common California
lemons 15csi$l %: choice do, 81 soap: h2-
nanas, 81. 5s025o per bunch.
Butter~Fancy creamery, l9o: do sec
ends 1.isI iSc; fancy dairy, lei1II;c. do
seconds. i5aisc: picked nominal. frkin
nominal.
Cheese New, loisaiilac; California
cream cheddar. lie. Young America fif
l2c: Eastern, i3iy4tiiisc: Western. l1i1Ml2c
Eggs-Stcre. fsc. fancy ranch, iedlsiae
turkey hens. lsu1sc: old ROSTERS, S5nfl
s: young roosters, $saIo. small broilers,
t.5hf5: large broiiers, $66fs, 50: fryers $50
Z: hens, Scarf. so: old ducks. $6aI7-a0: geese
si.7sue per pair. gosiings. S2.5n13: old
pigeons, si.5cai.s5; young pigeons. e.
case.
Exchange.