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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
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-6atfdberidtet Sdaus
ipieIerin: sd babe ge9Drt. sic fiAs
rem Ghef4eibungsidden redt IGnea
burA." Ge9tsanipalt: ~Sapobt,
meine @ndbisite. 10 i4nel pie m0glid
unb ohne 4ufIeben." S4aufpielerin:
rObne 4ufIeben! - Q9, bunn bin ifj
bod falid beri4tet poroen; abieu,
mein Serr!"
9asfom tbapou. @a,
ter: mNun bab' i9 Dir Elm Sdbrrao
beriprp6sn. tpenn 0u perIebt Diirbeit,
unb bod bats iuieber ni9t seboIfen!
Mas hdft On benin mir immer 9etriez
ben in Der Iebten 3eit9" Sobu: ~Rabs
fabren selernt!"
5D9fe 3sit. Mann:
.8ie. 0u psiBt. bab i'd nd9lte Wode
Goncurs anmeIben mub unb beitent
Dir iebt nod Stpei neue @oitiime9"
5rau: ugber Mdnnden ssrabs
bssbaIb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
8dodjen an Der Wauer.

Sab Elm 8nab' Elm Rabsf fteb'n,
Raoel an Der Mauer,
Dar 10 neu unb punOsrid6n.
Srat hinau, es anauiebn,
Stelt iid auf bic Bauer.
RGbden, Rdbaen. Rdo9tn fdDn.
&db6en an Der Mauer.
Gnabe ipra9: i'd nebme bid,
Rabel an Der Mauer!
Rdb6en fpra4: bus burft bu nidt,
Denn bid aud bic 2uit anfi9t,
SauBmann auf Der 2auer!
Rdb9en, Rdbden, RGbden I6Dn.
RGbdsn an Der Wauer.
Do6 Der bDIe 8nabe ftabf
g Rabel BON Der Muuer;
Rdb6en mar fir i'm fatal
Shubmdnn fam - Irreftlotal
Winft linn - o, ME fauer!
RGbden, Rdb9en. Rdbaen fd0n,
Rdbden an Der Mauer.
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Die Sramen in gtruta.

Oas garabiss Der 5rauen 1T 8ire
ma. BORT brau6en feline isralenz
&edtlerinnen auf3utreten. bena bic
5rdu beiibt f9on lange bic glei9eu
Redte nie Der Munn. IS gibt teine
9arems. bas Gouri9neiben unterIiegt
feiner 8eIdrdntung, &ptettiren uno
&iifen ausgeuommen. mas aIs undns
ftdnbig gilt. Ollie @ef4dfte perttA
bon ben Srauen beforst. bic Mdnhst
fiben gu 9duie. rau6en unb bitten tie
8leinen. Sebe 5rau bat einen 2aben
irgenb elmer Dirt, unb penn ibr Sc
mabl ni4t nett gegen ie lift uno ite Iid
besbalb bon ibm f6eiben ldBt. 10 Itebt
tie iid bann nod better als por Der
8erbetratbung. Sn alien 5Glen bat
bic Srau in 9trnia es better ala Der
Mann. unb bod betet lie BEL ibren
@intritt in bic 9aeoba ftets. baB fe in
ibrem nd6iten 0afein auf Groen Elm
Mann Iein mD6te. Die birmuniIden
Srauen iinb BON tleiner 9eitalt un0
biibid. Sbre Sra9t setgt cine tiinitz
leriI4e 9eranlagung, 10 geidmadpoll
tit bic 3ufammenfteIung Der 6arben
Der eng antiegenben Rode .aeipGblt,
iiber benen Elm loIe iibenbes ipeiBe5
Sdd6en nit tur3en Iermeln ~getragen
iptrb. Qu6 in 8trma lit bas Saar
Der Stol5 bes Weibes; es reidt oft bis
sur G.be unb tpirb ME ppn eiuem Sut
bebedt, bage9en iteden itets RoIen poer
anbere 8lumen in ben i9peren Sied>
ten. S6mudIa6en iino beliebt. aber
ge16mddlpIer lleberlabun9 ma6t iid
feline 6rau in 9irma I9uloig. So6alo
bas fleine Mdbden gu laufen beginnt,
nimmt es aud i4on bic @igarre in ben
Wunb. Die 8irmanertn rau6t i6r
ganaes 2eben lang. Der oitinbiIds
Sqbdf lit febr milbe, bic Gtgarren
absr bel elmer 2Gnge bon feds SOL Bis
gu einem SUB 10 bid, baB bas tleirie
Miirpden Der birmanifden Mdb6en
iid poG d~usoebnen mub. Wie abenbs
ldnbii9e Mdb6en SiiBi9feiten f6les
den, 70 fpmmt in 9irma ben &inbern
bic Gigarre ntft aus benz Munb unb
sutpeilen fiBen feds fleine Samen an
an elmer @igarre, bic BON 9anb gu
Sanb gebt. Gs gift iibri9ens aud uls
cine S0fIi6teit in 8irma, feline balbs
aufgeraudte @tgarre benz ni6traudenz
ben Sremben allf Der Strabe an5ubies
ten, pie etpa in Yeriien es fir cine
Gbre angeieben ipirb, tpenn Der Wirt9
benz @aite Elm Stiidden 5leii9 bon
feinem Seller nit ieinem Singer in ben
Munb ff:ebt. Inter Der Susenb in
8irma ptrb friib5eitig bon S9uB anb
S6dB6en geiproden. Mit atpDlf pOsr
brei5ebn Sabren bort fir bas Mdbden
inbeHen folder nllnfinn" auf. oena
nun beginnt bas ernite Utter, ipo man
fi9 auf bas Seiratben bor5ubereiten
bat. @as in europa bas LANCE &teiO
bebeutet, pirb in 9irma bur9 bic
Sbrbur6lo6ung eriebt; cine Geremoz
ME, bic unter 9rpber Seierli6teit bpr
fid gebt. Die 8erlobung erfoIgt gang
na6 europGiI9er Mdnier; Der 8rduti>
gam bdrf feline 8raut ME allein ipres
den; Ques. mas er ibr 2iebes 81. idz
gen bat, miiKen bier ober minbeiteus
brei ibrer Sreunbinnen nit anbOren.
Ha9 Der So63eit brdudt bic Srau tets
men 3eu9en fir bas, mas lie i9rem
Mdnne befie6lt.
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9enge tt,to %9lopnfat.

Gin beiterer 3pii4enfaq IpieIte iiG
pGbrenb elmer @eri6tspsrbdnblung
ab, bic in Der 9pipitreet in 2onopn
fiirsli9 Itdttfanb. Qbpotat 9. bate
einen gang geiuObnli6en Ginbreder gu
bertbeibi9en, unb na9 altem Sraud
nabm er feline 3ufludt oaau. ben Be
laitungsaeugen 10 bel als mOg{i9
b%erab3uIeben. 60 fam es, baB Ri9s
ter uno publitum folgenbem 3lpieges
IprG6e beitppbnten. n3euge, Sic bets
ben Sames Smith? Soften sic ni6t
berielbe Smith fein, Der 1887 tpegen
SiebItabls gu atpet Sabren 8efGn9niB
berurtbeilt ipurbe?" = ~Rein, mein
Serr - i9 bin ni9t iener Smith" =
Damn iinb Sic pobl Der Smith, be-
in 2iberppol tpegen 8etrugs p~erurtheilt
ipurbs2" - .4u6 Der ni6t." - SO
iparen Sic niemals i'm GefdngniB?f
- bod. meiu Serr. apei Nal IOs
gar" - mWie ldnge bas erite Mul9"
= .Ginen Gag" -. 9aba, unb bas
stpeite WaI9" - rIur einen balben
Gag" .9as it unm0glid." :
nQber trobbem burGuus ri9tig. sd
mill Sbnen id9en mieio - i6 bin
uGmlia Maurer BON 9etperbe, unb
mar na9 benz @efdnsniB 9erufen lpors
ben, Inn bort cine 3ele aus5umuuern,
in Der Elm 4ntpalt eingeIperrt mar, Der
tpegen 5dlidung flint Sabre ab5uitBen
bate" Der @ertbeibiger ite0te feline
Srage mebr.
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SaS aIts etsb.
gsa Sol. sdIaf.

Satf uno Sag tparen persan9en.
felt iie ii9 nit einem feiner 6reunbf
p%erbeiratbet. uub nun bate es i'm
serei5t. fie nod einmal 81 feben.
@inen 4ugenbltd sipGr bate er ii9
8orpiirfe gema9t. 4ber er bate
fdliebIid bod ni9t tpiberiteben tSns
men.
go tpenig er fid bieIes BisbsrIeben
tigentlid berseibep burfte, hattie es i'm
bennod perbrpFen. ie 10 pollis seIaiz
fen unb ibr 8enebmen nidt etfpa COTS
%pentionel. fonbern gang auf ben eletz
den Son heiterer unb freunblider linz
befangenbeit seitimmt gu finben. NIT
benz i'm ibr Mtann. iein 5reunc. in
Gmpfang genommen.
@s bate i'm pertpirrt, ia balb urtb
Rdlb geraoeau beIeibigt. unb Elm brens
nenbes 8erlan9en mar i'm iibertoms
men. iie in bieIsr Interchangeable irriz
tirt au ieben. gbsr mas er aud that.
ibr 8enebmen mar bas glei9e.
@s fling an, i'm gang uno gar aus
benz 9leid9epi6t gu brinsen. limb sr
begann, Ii6 uno feinem unftdten g6az
ratter bic bitterIten 8prpiirfe 81 ma
den, bab er fie iemals bate aafseben
tDnnen. 9enn ite erfdien INN, tpie ie
in al bieIer 3eit refer getporoeu. lpos
mOgli4 nod begeArcnspertber als fritz
Der.
Gs mar zines Cages gegen Mittdg.
dGs er nit einem StrGuB6en Selobluz
men BON einem SpuSiergang ms 5reie
suriidtebrte.
gr fanb iie alGein, i'm 0pbn5immer.
Sic fab am @eranoafeniter unb
blidte ipie in @ebdnten in ben 9arten
binaus. pdbrenO ihr Sinb gu ibren
SiiBen fpicGte.
Sic Ifien elm tpenig pertpirrt, unb
iie pedIetten einigs sleid9ittige @orte.
limb bd mar es linn in Der StiIe
oieIer M~ittagitunbe 10 ii6erfommen.
Mtt einem geIpannten 2d9eln mar
er gum pianp getreten uno bate bas
2ieb geipielt, ienes aIte 2ieb, bas ie
an cine ibrer n%ertrduteTten Stunoen
erinnern muBte; battle es gu ipieIen
bermo9t!.. -.
9as Ser5 ppdte inn Biz in bic
Ge6le Dor einem ounticn S6ulbgefiibl.
Gtber bann nabm i'm bod bic Stimz
mung bin unb pdbreno er tpeiterz
fpiette, fab er iie in bieIer @rinnerung
unb lebte bic SeIisfeit iener lGngitpers
9angenen Stunbe, unb bas 2ieb puroe
pte cine leiIe, iebnenos, I9merSli4e
Bite gu tbr bin. go.
gr unterbra6 IeinSpiel unb panote
fih gegen iie I'M.
Sic iab Itiu, nit neiten Qugen Dor
fi6 binblidenb. Iber tie bate bas
Sinh auf ben SGooB eenpmmen unb
belt es pie nit miioen tGiItgen 4rmen
umf6lungen. - &egungslos fab ie
ba, aufredt, in elmer ge~stpungensn. ftaz
tuenartigen Saltung. Sbr @eTi9t ipdG
peib Bis in bic 2ippen binein. Nur bic
4u9en ounteIten 10 feItidm unb lpie in
SUQtIeTl. 80.
GeiIe trat er gu ibr bin unb in elmer
balben 8erpirrung pplIte er ibr ba2
StrGuBden 5piI9en bic peri9lunges
men Sdnbe fteden. - 4ber es glttt 81
8oben, unb fe rii6rte ii9 niht aus bic
fer paTIipen, feltTdm obfpeiIenben 9aIs
tunQ. bic lauter Iprad ais aGle WOrte.
@r purbe roth Bis unter bic Saars
fpiben unb f6ritt, pbne audi nur elm
einSigesWort finben gu %t0nnen, I6peiz
eenb unb nit lei4t geOudtem Riiden
aus benz 3tmmer.
Qu6 ni6t nit eintm bal6en Bid
bate fte i'm dngefeben. -
Ro9 an bemfeGben Sage reiite er.
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t 3 e.

l1nteroffiaier: rSa natiirli6, pa iins
gen bic Rerls i'm Wirtbsbaus
.9eutfdlanb, Osutf9lanb iiber allies"
uno babel tonn.n lie nod nidt etnmaI
ben 2ansfami6ritt! Den erit tOnnen.
bann fid aIs 0eutf4er fiibIen pers
ftanben!94
4bdncement. Ramerab:
.ga, 9ait 0u in Der @unIt Seiner
3arline f4pn Surtidritte sema9ts"
9renabisr: Limb OBJ! @orgeitsrn
nod CAB ite mir cen tleenes 2eber'
bliimdsn = beut' fdon esne sroBe
2sbsrpurft."
The record-union., 1899-12-20
CITY OFFICIAL ADVERTISING.
. ORDINANCE NO. 4s6.
An Ordinance Creating the Office of Milk,
Food and Market Inspector, and Fix
ing the Salary and Prescribing tho
Duties Thereof.

The Board of Trustees of the City of
Sacramento ordain as follows:
Market Inspector in and for the City of
shall be the duty of the Board Of Health
OF the City OF Sacramento. at the first
regular meeting next following the pass
age of this ordinance, soon there
after as is practicable, TO appoint COM
petent and qualified person to fill said
which appointment shall be subject to
the approval and confirmation of the
Board OF Trustees of said city
fled elector Of the City Of Sacramento, and
a resident OF said city for a period of at
sba ss year yf apwa his ssa bo
office for the term of two years, and until
the election and qualification of his sue
be the sum Of One Hundred Dollars per
general fund of the City of Sacramento.
be to enforce all ordinances now in ex--
istence, or that may hereafter be passed
rae g4ard OF OF liz a Gy IS
to inspect markets. restaurants and hotels
pared or oered for SALE and e0a things
that may be required of him by the
Board Of Health Of the City, Of sacra-
city
Section 4. The said officer shall have tho
power or a ponce O1Hcer IN reference 10
the performance of his said duties.
Section s. This ordinance shall take eff
feet thirty days from and after its pass
age.
Passed February q, 1898.
D. MCKAY,
President of Board of Trustees.
The within ordinance is disapproved
this 4th day of March. 1898.
VIM. LAND, Mayor.
Passed over Mayors disapproval March
a. 1893 by following vote:
Ayes: Tebbets, Paine, Douglas. Brown
Dolan, Mckay.
Noes: Devine.
Not voting: Kent.
Absent: Bentley.
Attest: M. j. DESMOND,
City Clerk in and for City of Sacramento,
County of Sacramento, State Of Califor-
MIA.
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REMAINS OF LIEUT.. BRUMBY
Now En- Route to Atlanta, GA, for
Intermeut.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-The re-
mains of the late Lieutenant Brumby
We're escorted to the railway to-day
with full naval honors and sent to
Atlanta, Ca, for interment. The cas-
ket was wrapped in the American flag
The escort was made up of a detach-
ment of marines, headed by the full
Marine Band, all under command of
Lieutenant Commander McCrea, u. S.
N. There were many floral tributes
from Admiral Dewey and friends and
relatives Of the deceased. Six sailors
from the navy yard served as pall-
bearers.
Admiral Dewey, with the Georgia
Congressional delegations; Mrs Hey
wood. sister of the deceased, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Du Barry, accompanied
the cortege to the railway station.
On reaching Atlanta. the remains will
be placed in the Haywood vault at
Oakland Cemetery.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Professor Lee, the hypnotist, cut short
his lecture upon hypnotism last night
with a yapid statement Of the law of
suggestion, and contenting himself with
calmly denouncing the many fraudulent
claims put forward for hypnotism,
chief of which Is that one under the
control of the operation can be COM
PEELED to do things repugnant to him. or
engage in that which he abhors. He
thus gave fat denial to the much
accepted idea that one using the influ-
ence can require another to commit
crime, for instance. His doctrine Is
that the subject will not be influenced
except in directions in harmony with
or not grossly repugnant to his tastes.
He had seventeen subjects, several be-
ing those he influenced Monday night.
Out of the lot he secured five who were
responsive, and but three of these were
completely controlled. These were very
good subjects. and there is no reason
to believe that they were not entirely
sincere. The experiments were different
from those Of Monday night and con-
siderably more amusing. The hypnotist
tried to engage the entire audience in
an experiment Of suggestion but it
was too suspicious and declined to pre-
serve the necessary quiet, though two
or three persons were apparently COM
ing into the sleep condition he was at
tempting to induce. The star feature
of the evening was the placing of Man.
ager Westover in a cataleptic condition,
stretching him across the backs Of two
chairs and placing a 115-pound block
of granite upon his body. A man ac-
customed to swing a sledge then mount
ed table and delivered powerful full
length blows with a twelve-pound
sledge, three-foot helve, upon the stone
in an effort, to break it, but the helve
gave out first. Westover when restored
appeared none the worse for the weight
he had borne. OF course, natural phi
losophy teaches that the block of gran
lite took up the volume of the blows
but it was nevertheless a thrilling ex-
pertinent. The entertainment closed
with the sending of three subjects
through the auditorium peddling eat
ables, greatly to the amusement of the
audience Tonight there will be a.
change Of experiments and further
statement Of Professor Lees views upon
hypnotism, concerning which he de-
clares he abhors sensationaHsm and
that he will not use it in attempts to
make any one do things humilfating
or offensive. At the close Of the enter
tainment tonight he will awaken on
the stage, the forty-eight-hou sleeper
now snoozing in the window of Jones'
Cyclery, 725 K street. Manager Ffcks
last night had the opera-house very
nicely warmed, and says that the fur
mace fires will not be less in evidence
tonight. If expenditure and attention
can accomplish it he proposes to make
the opera-house auditorium comfort
able
The record-union., 1899-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-There was
complete revolution of sentiment in
Wall street to-day, and the latter part
of the session of the Stock Exchange
Witnessed something like a panic among
the bears, who were making frantic ef-
forts to secure stocks to cover short
contracts, and bidding prices up on
themselves. The professional traders
took the long side of the market, and
bid up prices to take the market away
from the bears Many operators who
had ruthlessly sacrificed their holdings
in the pandemonium of yesterday were
also eager buyers, in the hope OF re-
trieving losses. Besides these ele-
ments, there was a large contingent OF
bargain hunters, made up of people
with ready money looking for invest
ment, and who buy outright to hold.
Some such revulsion of feeling was
natural consequence of the violent de-
cline of yesterday, which overran it.
self. The issue Of the speculative
conflict was by no means certain until
about midway of the session, and yes
terday's tide of disaster was not
stemmed with Titanic exertions on the
part of the most powerful financial in
terests in the country acting in concert
Millions. of dollars in money were
Forthcoming for the extension of cred
its to buyers of securities. The clear
ing house banks supplemented their
yesterdays contribution of $4,000, 600
by another of the same amount, to be
loaned at the market rate. The an
nounced determine ton OF the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to increase
Government deposits in depository
banks gave promise of relief from the
start, and funds estimated at $1,000
eco became available from this source
before the market closed.
Under the influence of this abund
ance, yesterdays panic rates for money
were at no time approached, but the
demands for loans made inroads on
the supply with seemingly Unsuitable
appetite. The rate went to % per
cent, but steadily declined from that
point under the offerings of successive
millions, until it was forced down to 8
per cent, and in the late afternoon fell
to so, 5, 3 and at last to 2 per cent.
AS soon as the stringency relaxed it
became manifest that the pressure Of
liquidation was released, and the mar
ket fell into cell that seemed pro-
found by contrast with the constant
hurly burly since yesterday morning.
When the money rate fell to an easy
basis prices began to rebound, and
some sensational recoveries were
shown, especially in the mercurial spec
ialties. The advances were so large
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COMMERCIAL.
A DECLINE IN WHEAT ON THE
CALL BOARD.
Spot Quiet and Unchanged-Barley
Quiet but Steady for Both
Futures and Spot.

San Francisco, Dec. 10Th.
Yesterdays sharp advance in the local
speculative market for Wheat was fol-
lowed by a decline to-day, owing to a
drop in the Chicago prices caused chiefly
by weaker foreign advices. Local spot
Wheat was quiet and unchanged. The To-
cal Barley market continued quiet, but
steady. for futures and spot. Receipts for
the past twentyfour hours were 1910 CEN
tails. Oats were in larger supply, total
of 10, 40 centals arriving, of which 1850
eents a came 1r9m but prices
Corn were loo centals Eastern.
Hay dull. All feed stuffs weak.
Beans quiet. The market is overloaded
with Apples. Fancy stock is steady. Or
anges steady.
Sweet Potatoes firm. other kinds I'M
changed. String Beans, Green Peas, To-
matoes and Summer Squash higher. Gar
Butter easier. Choice Cheese firm.
Choice California Eggs steadier.
pearance, though prices were no firmer.
Large arrivals to meet the Christmas de-
mand are expected during the remainder
of the week.
Produce Quotations.
FLoUR-Net cash prices for Family
tras, ss4OGs55; oregon and Washington.
WHEAT-shipping. Wheat, s71zc per ctl
for No. and sSs4c for choice; Milling. 81
J1021a per ctl.
BARLEY-Feed. s2ls@soc per ctl: Brew
ing, S212Q95c per etl; Chevalier, nominal
OATS-Red, s1.071aQ1. 1924 per ell for
poor to fair, and N1601.2o for good to
choice bite, sl.0771Q1 177s for poor to fair
and 81. 2o@1.30 for good to choice; Black,
97lacd$1. 071a for common to choice; Oregon
Gray, N.075sQl- I'm for Feed and 8. 15Q1 20
per, ctl for Milling.
CORN-In. sacks-Large Yellow, 81 .05 per
ctl; do White, 81. 0214u1Uo; Mixed, S1.0213W
Los: Small Yellow, nominal
RYE-New, g1acQS105 per ctl
BUCKWHEAT-S.75Q a.15 per ctl
BRAN-$13Qf14 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$16Q1
ROLLED BARLEY-s16GT per ton
OATMEAL-$425 per 100 lbs
DAT GROATS$4.50 per 100 lbs.
ROLLED OATS $6Q7.ses per Dbl for
wood and s5.7507 for sacks
HAY-Wheat, $7G9.5O per ton: Wheat
and Dat, E@9; Oat, Sos; Barley. $5Q7;
Alfalfa, $6G7.50: Stock, A.50Q550; Com
pressed Hay, s7.50Qe.56 per ton.
STRAW-35G45c per bale.
HOPS-1899 crop, 7GSc per 10 for COM
mon, 9010c for prime and uG12c for
choice.
The record-union., 1899-12-20
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Dec. ]

San Francisco, Dec. 18th.
Morning Session-Alta, SC; Andes, lie;
Belcher, 13d15c; Best & Bel. 90Q2sc; Gale
donna, 51Q52c; Con Cal & Va. s1.5541 go;
Grown Point, BE; g & G, Zoe; Hale &;
13c; Ophir. 75Q79c; Overman, lie; Potosi,
16c; Sierra New, 44c; Union Con, 27q26c;
Utah, &c; Yellow Jacket, lie.
Afternoon Session-Ophir TIC; Mexican,
37G33c; Best & Bel, &c: Con Cal & Va,
$1.55; Chollar 15c: Potosi, 17c; c Point, 12c;
Sierra New. 44c; Seq Bel, &c: Overman, lie;
Union Con, 2Sc; Occidental, 12c
Closing Quotations &c; Andes, lie;
Belcher, 12c: Best & Bel, 2sc; Bullion, &c;
Caledonia, soc; Chal Con. lie; Chollar. 15c;
Confidence, Sc; Con Cal & Va. s1.55: c
Point, 13c; G & G, lie; Hale & Nor, 31c;
Justice, &c: Kentuck Con, lie; Lady Wash
Con, 2c;. Mexican, BIC; Occidental Con,
12c; Ophir. TIC; Overman, 10c; Potosi, lie;
Savage, Sc; Scorpion, &c; Sierra New, 44c;
Standard, $225: Union Con, &c. Utah Con,
4c: Yellow Jacket. 10c.
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ell: Hutter, nominal; Lima, $4,000; Pea,
ss9s2s: small White. g s sSgs; large White.
ssy gssas Hls' FBs R sSa , s
PPsoyTAToEs-wha PRICES; Early Rose.
s SsnRa. 45 alzsf sssnas SurbanEs adsi
Ell; Sweet Potatoes, s1Gs1.z5 per ctl.
92EEM d3Ms1sHs@slss Pae 81 sa7e per NJ,
Marrowfat Squash. nominal; Mushrooms,
1O@0Oc per 10: Dried Okra, 121&c per n;
Cream Squash, 9c per a S3x; Sprouts, 1920
bage. 4oa5oc per sack; Carrots, aO@4oc per
sack. Los Angeles Vegetables-Green
Peas. 1000 per 10; String Beans. 1@Sc per
Pc crate; Summer squash. slGl25 per per
iSa ai per ID; Green Peppers, s@Se per 10.
box; fancy, Sis per box: Lady Apples.
Berries = Strawberries, S.59@s per
chest for large and q TOT small; Black
per Chest Ip sas e ass ~ dSsc per +;
50; oregon do. s1.5oa2 per o box -
Persimmons- 25@5oc per box.
Pears-75c@2 per box
box; Mexican Lines, s4@4.5o per case:
California Lemons, $lQ2 Tor common to
f fornia Tangerins. socaslsS per box. ~
TRoPICAL FRUIT-Bananas. $1,000. 50
Smyrna Figs, l4@17c per ID; Persian Dates.
SRiED FRU1Ts-New crop-Apricots.
Moorparks: Peaches, unpeeled. 5@51ac per
is for prime 6@61ac for choice and 71z@Sc
for fancy: Do peeled. 21s@15c per 10; Xp-
FOR sun unyd dried; Piums. pitted, 7@sc per f6
for black and S1h@9c for bleached; Pears.
61a@Sc per ID for quarters and SG10c for
halyes Neetarinss sac per z f1 DER Is
s sack aia Sc p and 10 ' qor 5os for sos
~ &c . foF s ss IT, for 1o oSs0s nc for 50
RAIsINsCThs california Raisin Grow.
ers' Association established the following
grades and prices for Thompson's Seed
1853 1855: AAf Bi 4s Thompson'sNFancy pei
10. ioc; choice. Sc: standard. Sc; prime, &c;
unbleached Thompsen's, per p, &C. SUI.
tanas, per Is, Sc. Discount for cash IL
per cent Payments as per terms Of pack
ers' Association has fixed the following
new crop kaisins seediess. 5o-fn boxes.
SIC: 4-crown. 7c: London Layers. 2-crown,
5-crown, $3.50; e-crown. g; valenciass:.
e 9ose three ss sasnss fansy Rsr
clusters (three grades. fancy, 7c; choice
&c; standard, SC per 10. All prices are
t. o. b. at common shipping points In Cali
fornia. The local prices are 1ac per 10
higher than the above quotations on loose
and Zoe per box.
BUTTER reamery-Fancy, 24c per 10;
seconds, 22@23c per 10; Creamery, in tubs,
22@23c. Dairy-Fancy, 20@Ac; other
grades, 171a@19o per ID. Packed Butter
Picklsd Boil. 22q24c Fjr;sn, 2l@23c per peI,d 70:
California Cream Cheddar, q: Young
EGGS-California Store Eggs, 22Q26c per
dozen Ranch. 29@S21ac, occasionally g
G34c per dozen; Eastern, 23Q25c; do, cold
storage, 1S12Oc per dozen.
POULTRY = Live Turkeys l3Ql4c
per 10 for Hens. and 1SG14c for
BOOSTERS, $35OQ4 per dozen for old and
s35OQ4.50 for young; Broilers, $SQ3.25 for
small and s.. 25Q3.5O for large; Fryers, $3.50
ga; Hens, $1,000. So. Ducks, $4d4.50 per
dozen for old and A.5Od5.O for young
S Gss oa pe5 RaT a f Pge xong
GAME-Hare. $50 per dozen; Rabbits,
s1.75; Canvasback Ducks, 1904; Mallards,
geon, $50. 5es Black .Sseks. SIS; Small
Ducks, 81. Is; Quail s1@n1.75; Honkers. S;
Gray Geese, $3.50; White Geese, 81. so;
Brant 81. 1922. so: Dives Csc; English Shipe,
81 so; common do, $50 per dozen.