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CAPITAL, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. s10O, ,OO0. $t,000.000.
 Tho Union Trust Company

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the State of Connect. cut with authority to act as Executor. Al. ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee. under will or deed.
 is Il legal depository of money paid into Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations and Individuals, and administers trusts of all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidences of indebt business such as is usually done by Trust Companies.
 It also does q general Banking busIneas. ceives deposits. The principal of each Trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Com. pany.
 ined by the Bank Examiner of the State 0f HENRY L. HoTcHKIss. President
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NEw FORK STOCK M4RKEr.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotation On the New York Stock Exchange, reported by Prince x Whitely, Brokers b Center street, New Haven.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Deeds Filed in the Town Clerks Office
 YeSterday


 Deeds Filed in the Town Clerks Office
 Yesterday.
 The following deeds were filed for rec ord in the town clerks office yesterday. Warranty deeds-Joseph Webb to Samuel Knox, 30 feet on Hunson street; Thomas Daley ct ux, to Corne- Illus J. Daley 132 feet on Castle street, corner of Main street; Juliette D. Ha- gel to - -, 60 feet on Spring street.
 Quit claim deeds-Robert Rosenber- ger ct al. to Louis P. Well, 1852 feet on Townsend avenue; Union Trust com- pany to Adolphus G. She'll 93 feet on Wooster street; Emery Andrews to Adolphus G. Shell, 33 feet on Wooster street; Harriette s. Van Buren to Her bert c. Warren, 70 feet on Whitney avenue; Mary E. Ives to Bronnell G. Skilton, 33 feet on Winthrop avenue
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Quotations Of Active Bonds Reported by Boody. Mcclellan & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers, 37 Broadway, New York, and 31 Center Street, New Haven.
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At., T. < 5. Te gen As. ...... .19922A 192N Central Ky of N. J. g mtg .10Bl5 107
 Chic, k. l. 66 Pac. ext. 5s. .... ,109 100H Chesa. X Ohio gen 1 2-3s.. .. .102 102h Erie list con. prior lien g 4s.., 92H 92ls Manhattan Ky con. mtg Is. g. .1041a 105
 Mo-, Kan. X T. 1st mtg. ....... 931a 94N Mo-, Kan, x T. 2d mtg As. ..... 71H 72
 Mobile x Ohio gen mtg As. ..... SG1s ST
 N. r., Ont. X w. gen mtg 4s.. .1051a 107
 N. r., Sus. S W. gen mtg 5s.. 94 96
 North. Pacific prior gen mtg 5s.105 105A Nor. Pacific prior lien g 5s..... 70K 70h oregon Short Line 5s. ......... .1161a 117l5 Phila & Reading gen mtg 4s.. 91 01a Rio Grande X w. 1st mtg 4s.. 991a 100
 Southern Ky 1st con. us. .... .11212 112N St. l.. & Swesternr 1st mtg 5s. 941s 95M Texas x Pacific 1st mtg 5s.. .113 114
 Union Pacific 4s .107a 108
 Wabash 1st mtg 5S,........... .116A IF
 Wabash Ky Co. 2d mtg .......10f 104H
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Government Bonds.

"Ex- dividend.
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"I heard variety actor say there was to be an onion trust" said the Solemn Boarder, and l want to know why there should be an onion trust?'
 ITO smother the beef trust'' said the Cheerful iot.-Indianapolis Press
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1.-the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well-tred remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children's teethlng. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar- rhea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
 d11 MWF X W 1y
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N Ew HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS

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 BANK STOCKS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09
TUBERCULOSIS
The Delayed Report of
Dr., WaughOp.
Diseased Beef Presents Most Serious
Condition on the Island
Of Kauai.

The people on Kauai are eating tu-
bercular meat" This is Dr. Waughop's
report from Kauai, written last De-
cember. but read for the first time yes
terday afternoon at the Board of
Health meeting.
Just before the plague broke ont in
this city the following communication
was received from DR.. Waughop. spe-
cial inspector on Kauai. The letter was
addressed to the Board of Health, but
in some unaccOuntable manner got in
the Attorney Generals mail and was
pigeOn-hOled from that time until yes
terday, when Mr.. Cooper handed it to
DR.. Wood at the Board of Health
meeting. The Attorney General had
been reminded of the letter having
been sent during his recent trip to
Kauai, and on his return to Honolulu
he caused the delayed epistle to be
hunted up.
The condition existing on Kauai as
related in the letter is considered by
the health authorities as most serious.
and one demanding immediate atten-
ton; it is also believed that the same
state of affairs exists on all the other
Islands of the group. DR.. Waughop's
statement that IF the tuberculosis test
were applied once a month and all
(cattle) destroyed that could not stand
the test, the trouble would be most
speedily disposed of. This would in
volve much loss and there would be
little meat to eat shows the serious
ness of the situation in a manner only
too clear. The Doctors letter, in full.
is as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09

In another column the action taken
by The Board of Health in this matter,
is reported.
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The New Year BegetS New Things

THE think difference
OF bought the
based the idea
kind of will
little
kveIan inferior grades the
wasted We
speciality o keep the best popular prices.
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"a lOVELTIES IN
lVEOKWEAR

ARE AMONG THE TIMELY in the
History OF been varieties made OF the
ng Ties PuRs Hands English Squares and many o
% Oh
him who would be well dressed No part
the best be
inferior goods SHOULD PASS BY THE BARGAINS WE
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Stringent Rules Needed.

The Board of Health have excellent
laws on this subject, but they have
been and are now too literally inter-
preted; so much so indeed that nearly
every carcass is used for food. would
advise that the Board OF Health issue
explicit instructions direct to meat in
spectors defining as closely as possible
what meat should be considered fit for
food. and what diseased and TO be con-
demned. For instance, what sized alb
scesses. or how many in a lung shall
cause rejection? They range in size
from that of pea to that of fist. Or
how much tubercular consolidation
without abscess shall cause rejection?
This ranges in size from small points
to a whole lung. In these cases of alb
scess and consolidation the juices of
the body are probably infected wheth-
er deposits can be found IN the pleurae,
intestines, etc, or not.
There is more danger from tubercu-
lar milk than from meat. For the lat
ter is cooked and the micrObe Is there
by apt TO be destroyed, but milk and
butter are largely used without being
subjected to heat. and the disease
germs are not destroyed. The intro
duction of goats for milk is a move in
the right direction.
1t might be well to appoint more in
spectOrs, say one for Kilauea and Ka-
lihiwai, one for Kealia, one for KolOa
and Wahiawa and one at Waimea for
Gays and KnudsOn's, /. e., four more,
with rigid instructions direct from the
Board of Health.
The nuke disease or "liVeT rot" in
jures the meat by destroying more or
less the functions OF the liver, but does
not carry with it the dangers that tu-
bercular meat does, for the flukes do
not take possession Of the liver Of other
animals or man directly, but have to
go through other generations first.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN W. WAUGHOP, NJ. D.,
Special Inspector.
In another column the action taken
by The Board Of Health in this matter
is reported.
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The Slaughter Houses.

$50 10 4NGA L4OAStSs
J noticed that at all slaughter houses
Int one, there was no proper DISPOSE
lion of the offsl. It is fed directly to
the hogs at the slaughter house. or car
Tied home by the native butchers to be
fed 70 the pigs and chickens. Both pigs
and chickens are susceptible To the
tubercular disease. and to feed them
tUbercular lungs and Intestines only
tends TO spread the infection and give
us still more diseased meat 10 eat. ONLY
al kilauea was the offal properly dis
posed of. There all the refuse is thrown
into cemented watts, treated with lime
and converted into fertilizer.
tuberculosis affects the young cattle
as badly as the old. wornOut bulIocks
that are occasionally slaughtered for
food. Some of the worst lungs | have
seen were from two year Olds. Ii is
very prevalent on the island. especially
on the eastern and southern borders
II is not diminishing except as the
flOcks are diminishing, and the people
are eating tubeTCular meat. II is a
serious matter and one that is difficult
to control. If the tuberculosis test
were applied once a month. and all
destroyed that could not stand the test
the trouble would be the most speedily
disposed of. This would involve much
loss. and there would be little meat to
eat. But l imagine that most people
would prefer 10 go without meat if they
knew il was diseased.
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son expects to increase his stock if he
can. At all the other places the stock
is decreasing.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27

raj donde Ell sef1or Astol con sus frases
de copOordia, lego a oalmsr Ia ooacion
que se ejercfs con nosotros.
Me retire de alh sin duda ell encar-
gado de que n0 Sc dejara OR la palabra
de confraternIdad que en- nuestros pc
cho Sc alimenta, vi6 que frscsssban aus
planes dando 6rden sin duda con al
ouna sefial convenida comenzo IN acto
que por ser puartorriqueno de coraEou
no me atrevo d consignar por nuestro
propio prestigio ante las personas cul
tas.
Como m, encontraba fuera del Cen
tro Federal deseando sofocar un com
bate fraticida, me drift q los republi-
oanos don Marcelino Torres, doa Pc
dro Careers don Fabrfstides Frances
chi, quienes emplearon sus buenos sell
vicios en- obsequio de la armonfa y paz
lam sntando 10 que ocurrfs.
Con la franqueza que me adorna IL
digo seflor Director, que la ineptituo
del sefior Alcalde dio motive ests
coaIision, pues al POGO ratio de los tlro'
desorden en- todas sus manifestaclc
nes, se encontraban en- Ell balloon de 81
casa habitacion siete guardias lnsulare
armados q todo rigor de ordenanzs.
sinembsrgo, ell Sc excusaba con que NJ
tenfa fuerzas a aus ordenes. Eel seno
AlcaIde de Juana Disz es parcial.
Suyo sff ;mo. 8. 8. q. b. g. M,
J. M. DE GOICoECHEA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27
BAUCO 7 BMPRESTITO
COmsideraciOnes

Hay que desepgaharse, para la vida
robusts y prosPera de IN Estado, NADIA
hay mas importante que ell orden econo-
mico.
Colectividad en- la mayor miseria,
hsmbrienta, incsraoitada sc encuentra
para la cooperation y ell progleso.
Y escrito est4 en- la historic de los
pueblos mas antiques.
Ell malestar fnanciero, y la penuria
general mas que NADIA, contribuyeron d
Ia decadenoia y la oafda del Imperio
Romano.
Por ESQ en- 1nglaterra, Francia, Ale
mania, Holands y otros pueblos tanto
Sc ha luchado por impulsar la agricul-
tura todas las ramas de la riqueza 90.
mdn, origen de los ingresos y del pors
venir de la hacienda pnblica.
Espana por IN momento abatida baio
ell mismo sspecto y repentinamente sc
presenta.
Con sus propias fuerzss levanta el
credito de Ia nacion d 81 mayor alturs,
creando Bancos regionsles para prote.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27

UNABROMA ARCHAEOLOGICAL

Mi primo RigouiIlard era 10 que Val-
garmente Sc llama una bala perdida;
Dero como tenfa una fortunita muy sa-
oeada, toda la famills lie ponfa muy
buena cara pesar de su extrafla manera
de vivir.
iDonde sc habfa labrado la buena
poslcion de que disfrutabanF Asunto
es este de muy diffcil explioacion.
FL primo Rgouillard habfa salido
del pals siendo muy joven y vo'vio q el
al cabo de algunos anos, llevando con-
sigo intinidad de caias de MADEIRA llenas
de objetos raros y curiosos, tales como
avestruces embalsamados, piraguass
porcelanas japonesas, etc.
RigouiLlard compro una casa con IN
jardinillo, cerca de la nuestra, allf VI
via alegremen:e, ocupado en- arregla1
sus colecciones en- gastar bromas a
sus vecinos los de sus amigos.
Esto era 10 que prlnclpalmente le
echaban en- cara las personas graves de
la poblacion.
I'm hombre de su edad -decfau -
no debe perder ell tempo en- seme1antes
tonterfas.
Pero 20, que en- aquella 6poca no
tenfa NADIA de grave, adoraba MI prl-
mo, en- quien vefa un mcdelo dIgno de
imitar.
El relate de las diabluras que habfa
hecho durante su iuventud me hacfa
destornillar de risa, J aunque conoc1a
todas las hazaflas de mi primo me com
placfa con fleouencia en- que me las re-
friera de nuevo.
Il tn me decfa Rigouilla1d-no
gastas bromas tus profesoresr
iYa 10 creo que las gastaba! Tantas
y tan grandes fueron, que no pare hasta
que me expuIsaron del colegio.
Cuando referfa algunas de- mis- proc
zas d mi primo, me reeompensaba este
con una moneda de eincuenta centimos
completamente nueva.
Rigoniliard tenfa la passion de las co
lecciones arqreologicas, pero odiaba
profundamenre los arqueologos, desde
ell dfa en- que fue rechazada por msyorfs
su candidatuAa para ingresar en- la So
oiedsd arqueologica.
Los miembros de la Association no le
consideraban bastante serio para dispen-
sarle semejante honor.
La arqaeologfa es una cieacia adj
decfa con frecuencia mi
primo, -pero los arqueologicos me SOP
todos muy antipaticos.
Despues meditabs por espscio de al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27

,SitszNcSON
impossible
HabIa un empleado pubIic0

Para que puedan tener una idea nues
tres lectores de la situacion polftica
porque atraviesa la ciudsd de Maya
giiez, que al igual que Ponce ha entra.
do en- ell desbordamiento de todas las
pasiones por psrte de aquellos llamados
dar garantfas y seguridades los ve-
cinos honrados, lease la slguiente carts
que publica uu empleado de Aduanas:
De ese modo la vida SO hace insopor
table en- IN pueblo Quito
No es asf como sc fomenta ell Dienes
tar de una socieisd morigerads.
Habfa de tocarle la administration
repn blicana, deearrollar csc ouadro de
atropellos que vienen cometiendose en-
la ciudad del Oeste, = de los cualer
Ponce ha tenido que soportar mnchos,
como una middleton del inferno caida
sobre este pueblo.
De ese modo no sabemos donde ire
mos parsr, pero sean cual fueren los
sucesos que sc desarrollen, veremos al
final quien es ell uitimo que rife.
Vease "a carta que nos referlmos:
Sr. Director de La Bgeja.
Presente.
Ruego q usted se sirva dar cabida er
las columns de su periodico d las 81
guieutes lfneas por 10 que le vivirs
agradecido s. S.
j. Soler.
Apreciado amigo: anoche a la una d'
la madrugada, POGO mas menos, 81
presento la policfa en- mi casa con anne
nazas bastante Asperas, queriendo tum
bar las puertas de ella y amenazando
mi sefiora esposa con desarraJarlss po
medic de la fuerza, echandolas absjo
sin respetar la susencia del que suscribe
que Sc hallaba fuera de su morada, d
servicio en- la aduana J vigilancia en- g
Caney. Creo, Sr. Director, que est
| proeeder no es correcto y rays va el
| abuse, extralimltAndose la policfa,
que sin guardian ell respeto y la conside
racion que Sc debe tener una sefiora
sea esta la primera en- dar eJemplo.
Llanno la atencion sobre ell particula
al sefior Coronel Militar de las fuerza
destacadas en- esta Ciudad por ser ell gu
suscribe un funcionario americana pari
que Sc sirva poner ell reparo q los refe
ridos guardias fin de que no Sc repital
estos sctos tan impropios que desdoraE
al cuerpo de la referida institution.
Le anticipa graeias, senior Director
s. s.
joaquin SoEer.
Mayagtiez, Agosto 16
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27

FL reparto de raciones SO llevo efec
to con toda regularidad.
Comenz6 la propaganda adn cuando
desde sntes Sc notabs oierta tendencia q
interrumpir I'm libre ejercicio, no Sc hi
20 case de clio. Mas lego un Inomento
en- que las tendeneias sc conVirtieron en-
realidad; y Ell senior don Guillermo
Schuck solicito mis- servicioe para pedir
smparo gubernatIvo. al dar cumpli
miento b mi eometido eDcontr6 al Al
calde en- conferencia con don Juan SEX;
al pedir al sefior Alcalde protection,
me manifesto carecer de fuerza y que
no veia llegado ell case de interVenir la
autoridad, 10 que replique no debfs
aguardarse ell monento agido para to-
mar medidas precautivas. Visto este
me despedf y me dirijf al Centre Fsds-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27
MAS SOBRE IUANA-DIAz
UN TEsTIGO PREsENCIAL

Senior director de La DEMoCRATA.
Mi estimado amigo:
En- ell dia de aver ha tenido lugar en-
el vecino pueblo de Juana Diaz an acto
por demAs censurable, que desdice de an
pueblo que de quito sc precia y que as
pira & regir sus propios destinos.
P1blico es que fuimos allf 3 proPagar
nuestrss ideas que creemos redentoras
v para solemniEar este aoto Sc penso en-
bautiEarlo con una obra de carldsd, dada
Ia missris que sgobia nuestras clases
neneaterosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27
Um Nsesi9sOtO

De Lares telegrarfan a nuestro colegs
ell DiGri0 10 siguiente
<Agosto %. .-Anoche entire ooho J
media nueve, Lorenzo OEtfz, (s) Broco
propsgandista y coja republicano, ase
sind al joven federal don Juan Torres,
dandose la fuga embellishments. - Co
rresponsaks
Otro telegrams dice que la vfctims
oontaba diez y siete amos.
9 Como Sc We, ell odio salvaje de los re
publlcanos no se extingue: Ia mano cri-
minal atacando en- Ia sonbra de Ia vida
de los federsles, SO agita sin cesar.
lAh, Gaines; algua dia os arrepenti
r6is!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27
ASUNPO VELAZQUBZ
LIMA PRUEBA CONCLUYENTE
(De ell Diario J

Nuestro querido amigo don Luis r.
Velazo leg recibi6 del Hon. Consul de
Espafla en- ests Capital, el 28 de Julio,
los siguientes documentos
RI Consul de Espans. B. l.. M
AL s,11or don Luis E. Velazquez, y tie
ne ell gusto de remitirle la certlhcaclon
nedida en- la nota que tambien Sc acom.
mana. Recibido todo hoy misrno.
Celestino Marconell y Guivelalde
anrovscha la oportunidad para reiterar
al sefior Velazquez la segurldad de gu
distiuguida consideration personal
San Juan de Puerto Rico. % de Julio
de 1900.
Dice asf la certi6cacion +:
<Don Vicente Fernandez Andres, Co.
Imandante mayor de la Comislon llqul-
dora del disuelto battalion eCazadores de
Ia Patriaa, numero veinticinco, de la
que es primer Jefe ell senior Coronel don
Agustfn Dev6s Pacheco.
eCertifco: que seg1n los anteceden-
tes que existen en- Ia Gaia de mil ooho-
eientos noventa y siete noVenta
ocho, que obra archivsda en- esta ohelns'
el ocho de Julio del novents J ocho
aparece que tuvo ingreso en- GAIA, VEIN
tIsiete mil trescientos pesos, lmporte
de la consignaoion del mes de .lunlo,
cobrada por ell suplente de Habllltado
don Antonio Martinez Camera en- la
Aduana de Ponce, (Puerto-Rico) i'm
porte de tres cartas ordenes remltidss
Dor ell HabiIitado del Battalion en- la
Capital de dicha isla, una por valor
de uueve mil pesos, otra de cuatro mll'
| (2) y otra de1catorce mil trescientos. -
Z para que conste, expido ell presente en-
Zarsgoza dos de JUNO de mil move.
cientos. un sello de tinta morada
que dice: <Reginiento Infanterfs de Ge-
roma numero 22.-Vieente Fernandez
-Vo Bo o--Devos.>
Recibido ptr conducto de este Consu-
lado (hoy) solicitado por ell mismo
peticlon uel interesado don Luis K. Ve-
iazonez. San Juan Puerto Rico, % de
Julio de 1900. Ell consul de Espafla,
CELEsTlNo MARcoRNELL. Hay un sello,
con eli escudo espaflol en- tinta morada
que .dice: SConsulado de Espa1a en-
Puerto Rico.2
De manera que la resolueion de la
Junta judicial declorando lnocente al
senior Velazquez, resulta saba y Justa,
honra en- sumo grado la Honorable
Corpor acion.
Csmo sc ha hecho la luz, oonhamoe en-
que se hara la justicia.
N) Don Ramon Otero.
(2) Estas cartas 0rdeneG representa-
$4,000, constituyen ell cargo que Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27

(1l Don Ramon Otero.
(2l Estas cartas 6rdenea representan
$IS. 600, constituyen Ell cargo que Sc
hacfa al sefior Velazquez, por ell cual
sc le suependio en- su cargo de Collector
da Rentas Internas en- esta Capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-27

- de MOntaItrs 49, =. = s. NJ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-22
WOOL.

BOSTON, February 21.-The Amer
lean Wool and Cotton Reporter to-
morrow will say:
The wool market is very dull. Man
ufacturers are too busy in attending
to the details connected with the or
ders which they have received and
some OF them in getting started on
their light weight samples, to pay
much attention to wool. They are
generally well stocked with wool.
They are therefore practically out of
the market. What demand there is
continues to be mostly for quarter
blood stock, by washed and unwashed
with a slightly better inquiry for
three-eighth blood. Fine woods are
in a very limited demand. Prices of
wool, except on stock grading "a and
Is bloods and below, are easy and it
is possible to buy on terms more fav-
orable to the purchaser than formerly.
The sales for the week in Boston
amounted to 2,141 900 pounds domes-
tic and $4,000 pounds foreign, making
a total of 2,371, goo against a total Of
4,433,0 900 for the previous week and a
total of 3,59S, 900 for the corresponding
week a year ago.
The sales since January first amount
to 1925, 600 pounds against 80, 107, 500
pounds for the corresponding time
last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-22

syrup-silver Drip syg5,1aDe, AL SD F suari
Drips. bSls.. lse; &c addition d ] N nai fancy Ocy
&c., choice. SIC; price, SOC; SIP quSl'
cans, 2 doz. case. si.5o doz; bakers gooos'
Teas-Young Hyson, per 10, s0a55c; gun
powder, s9uac: imperial. 4oua5c; Japan'
2Sd75c: Oolong, 2idSec: S~ouchang. 2s4l0c'
c~andles-Star fun weight; "a i paT IN
Vinegar--Gho.ce cider i2Ml4e per EaiIons
standard city brands. 1oa1lc per gaiioa'
c1ansry asgl5c per gaii Ia h. as 80 ,S as Hus S q:
No. Z extra mackerel. h-bbl.. new Is lbs.
loo nsE. $50; No. 2. 50 lbs. s1l.oo e..
far Rie SomesIIs 5 Pear1 faa &c; S Seatce 7d pearl &C.
SIS: dairy me. Ave busnel sacks, A.1o;
Provisi1ns SShenk5 N meo iS1ae. 3. {.
breakfast bacon, s$@scs, s. C; shoulders
SC; city sides, Z c; ham beef, lie. -.
Canned Gocds-s-lb. fancy tomatoes SC
81 Is; Hartford Co. standard corn. soc: 2-lp,
free. 1925; s-ib standard table $50;
ss.s5; Baltim lem0h peae i1tas SIS: PIE
| peaches. none; ,-b Deep seq fun standard
cove oysters sl.oo: Acorn standard string
| can Clipped beef. $3.50; lib. can lunch
Oii--Lard. extra western. strained, 500
carbon OIL, lIU, WAC CdIuoH, iW, IL
water white, l112c; Lewis miners winter
white, 47c; ummer white, 32c.
Lard-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces; I1sc,
Silver Leaf, ~tierces, 7se. The advance
for smaller packages over tlerces Is as iol-
Jews: Tubs, sse. 50-lb tins. NC; ~
j tins, rs; 1o-ib tins, a4c. bib Tins. Use;
Sugars-Cut loaf, 5.%c; cubes, $3.50; pow
dered. 5.64e;. granulated, standard, 55Sc,
g~ranulsted, fine. $3.50; Columbia A, 5.19ci
American A, Size; white extra c, 4.99c;
C, 4.s9c; choice fruit sugar. 4.74c.
Coffee-Green coffee. fancy golden RIO,
roasting grades. i04c: lava. 26lsc. Roast
ed in packages, Arrow, 12.64c; Pan Handle,
12.64c: Arbuckle & Co.'S Roasted, 12.6ici
government Java roasted. 29c: Mocha and
| Java, 29c; A grade Rio, 23c.
Brooms-Ordinary Sweeping, $3,coa4 e
| per dozen; carpet, $4.2504.65; stoble, $3.50
| whisps, $150; hearth. $3.50.