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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-19
Notcias sObp las GecciOneS de Panama

Panama, 10 de Julio.-El goberna-
dor Magoon procura conciliar i con
servadores y liberales.
Los jefes dc ambos partidos, des-
pues de una conferencia celebrada
aver, acordaron v0tar una candidatu-
"a miXta para miembros de la Asam-
blea Nacional, tornado de represen-
tantes dc uno y otro partido en- Ia
proVincia de Panama.
Los candidates aprobados en- la
reunion son don Pablo Arosemena.
don Eusebio Morales y don Abel
Bravo. Sc espera que las e1ecciones
serdn tranquilas.
Panama, 2 de Julio-A juzgar por
las noticias recibidas hasta ahora las
eleCcjOnes sc verifcaron tranquila-
mente en- toda Ia rep1blica. Los Ii
berales sc calmaron EN- cuanto Sc les
concedieron algunos asientos en l.
Asamblea Nacional
Los electores que sc dirigfan a
Colon iueron desarmados por poll
cias de Ia zona del canal en- los trs-
mes mientras sc hallaban todavia
dentro de la zona.
FL gobierno Amador anuncia ha
Der obtenido mayoria en- la Asarn-
blea.
Los cruceros y marinos america
nos permaneceran aquf hasta despues
del 4 de Julio, Ia fiesta nacional anne
riCana.
Colon. . de Julio.-Las elecciones
Sc hieieron aqui con toda tranquil
dad. Los candidates del gobierno
triunfaron por 29o votos de mayorla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-19

acuellas observaciones que estime
convenientes y sean resultado de su
estudio, haciendo1o todo de confor-
midad con los usos y costumbres di-
plom maticas entire dos naciones.
Soy de ustedes Inuy atento S. s.,
ELIHU ROOT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-19
Desde Berlin

Alemspia Il aesarme. AHva arliIsra-Etias aIs
ael Rsishslss s-TassSscs. - II Vsls &c IA IT,
RFsasan
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

On board III ships series II watches"
arr established. ~ that work - shared
equally anon: H." sailors. To AID this
object also Ia" crews are divided into
two divisions. stlrh"ard and port \
ships day romm"nC"S az noon, and
ther" are seven watches. The watch
which is on duty In the forenoon one
day has IN" afternoon next day. ana
the men who hav" four hours rest one
night have eight hours the next This
+ ~" reason f"r having Dog watches"
which nr" mad" hv dividing the hours
between ! p. IN. ami = = m int" two.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Death Of Mr. Barry.

Nicholas Barry, seventy. five years OF
age and one Of the most widely known
residents in his section, died at his
home In Lacrosse Wednesday even
ins Of 10 grippe.
Deceased had been . resident oi the
Lacrosse section for nearly half 4 cen
tury, where he has reared an interest
ing family. He was always prosperous
O Christian gentleman, and has for
years been Q deacon in the Baptist
church. He Was q man OF influence
and will be greatly missed IN the La
Crosse district.
Deceased 10 survived by q widow.
three sons and three daughters. one Of
the former being DE- \. J. Barry Of
NewberTy.
The funeral wss held Friday morn
ing from che home. the inierment
being in Antioch cemetery. Rev. r.
VI. Hauman Of Paradise officiat-d.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Was Well Pleased.

DR. ThOs. Mcleod and Ira J. Carter,
two prominent citizens Of Newberry.
returned home yesterday. after visit
To this city. The former received HE
initiation into Gainesville Lodge No.
900. Il. r q. T., and expressed himself
~ being greatly impressed with the
order. notwithstanding that some Of
the work was quite "spicy." Three
eand idates were driven across the hot
sands Of ElkdOm last Thursday night.
Mr.. Carter IA already \ member OF the
order and very enthusiastic one At
that.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
imperfect Digestion

Means less nutrition aud in conse-
quence less vitality. When the liver
fails TO secr-te bile. the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties. the di-
gestion becom-s impaired and the
bowels cOn.tipst-d. li-rbine will rec
tify this. IL gives tone To the stom.
ach. liver and kidney. str, ngthens the
appetite. clears aud improve. the COM
plexion. intuses new life and vIEor TO
the whole system 50 cents = bottle
Sold by W. VI Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Chronic Constipation Cured.

one who suffer- from o ron" cNnsti.
patton - in danger OF many -"r'"u.
ai.m-nt- Orlnp Laxative trI,; syrup
cures chronic constipation. a. Il aids
digestion aLd -tImulate- the Hvrr and
bowels. restoring the uatural acton Of
these ORGANS Cnmm"uc- trA.ug 10 to-
day and Sol " ~ fee! bitter ~ nUc"
OriEO Laxative truit Hyrug tu"- not
uau-.ate or grip" and j. vrry pi"a-ant
to take Refuse -vn.ti'uirs J W
McCollum " Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
ELkS HAD chOWOeR.
JoIIv Termination OF the Meeting Of
Gainesville Lodge Thursday.

JoiiV Termination OF the Meeting Of
Gainesville Lodge Thursday.
That the Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elks IL composed Of ~ jolly Q
set ss il is possible To get together,
there ia No doubt. In the face OF the
fact that 'he order 10 basrd strictly
upon fratsrnal and charitable prin-
ciples il 10 q class by it.elf, and il
has been truly .aid time ani again 'ha;
you never meet an Elk hut that you
meet n goof, wh"le-.ouled fellow.
Gainesville loige. as we'll a. . ma
iorty OF the lodges OF the order. be-
lieve in q .0cial time, and frequently
arrange for smoker. banquet, ~ som-
other form OF psstim~ At the concln.
sion OF the lodge meeting, aud on
Thursday night departed .omew hat
from the regular Dutch lnnch" Of rye
bread and cheese aud coffee. to q fi-h
chowder, OF which about three dozen
participated and relished.
Judge J. A. Carlisle, whose Rener.
Osity and ability as a chowd-r-mAksr r
are about on q par, WAS good enough TO
preside At the chowder pot" and i,
can be said with impunity that u was
one OF the beet chowders he ever pre-
pared.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Rev. carIisl. p, 9. Martin. l. L. o

Rev. Carlisle p, 9. Martin. 1. /. o 4.
~ Wsverly, Texas, writes: or 4
morning, when first Aris'nG, often
find troublesoms collection Of
phlegm which prod ices cough and
10 very hard to dislodRe. but email
quantity OF Ballard's Hor-hound
Syrup Will ~ once d slodge il. and the
trouble 10 over. know ot no medi-
cine that is .QIal 10 Il, and i, is so
pleasant u take. ! can most cord ally
recommend it 20 all p-rsons needing a
q medicine for throat or lung trouble"
Sold by W VI. JOh nson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
a LONG SHIPMENT.
8psing Psrk Farm Consigns q Ship
ment 20 Northwest Texas.

Spring psrk Farm consigrs q Ship
msrt 70 Northwest Texas.
Spring PARK Stock Farm Company 10
extending iis business very rapidly,
twithssanding the fact that they
have recently become bidders for
trade In s.ock and poultry. The farm
has been engaged ever since it was
established In boilding up herds. and
has had little time TO advertise stock
for sale.
A few weeks ago Manager Callisop.
Who had NOS attempted 90 transact any
businsss in selling. received q letter
fsom Q party on the East Coast stating
that he had Information that Spring
PARA Farm had several fine AneorA
goats. and asked for quotations. The
quotatioss were made, and in . short
time an oFdercsme for pair Of goats.
The animals were shipped and proved
entirely satisfactory, ~ the purchaser
wrote 20 Manager Callison.
The latest shipment Of Spring Park
Farm wss q consignment to- W. $.
Ikard. Henrietts, Texas. As strange
90 10 may seem, Manager Csllison q
lIttle more than q year ago attended q
ssste Fair In Texas and purchased Of
w. 9. lizard . portion Of HE herd stock I.
which wers very fine. The beginning
OF she end" vas the fact that Mr.. CAL
lIson should receive IN order tor stock
from Spring Park Farm within this
Short period.
Extensive improvements are being
made at Spring Park Farm. and within
the next twelve mOnths IL will be one
Of the leading stock farms OF the
Soutk.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
FATALITY At A
NEGRO FESTIVAL
WAS A SCENE OF ANIMATION

Nshen tho Scene Occurred There Was
General Excitement. In Which A..
ssndants Rushed for Safety-Ths
Murderer Escaped.
Information has reached thiseity of 4
sragedy wh:eh occurred st . negrU tea
sival near Mieanopy in which Dsn'"l
Hall was shot and instantly killed by
Willis Davis. Joshua Lews and Chas.
Davis. tsthsr Of she man who killed
Hall, we're also seriously wounded, the
latter having having discharged in his
abdomen O full load OF ouekshot from
q gun belonging to someone in the
party.
From the best information obtain
sble ,s appess that the Dsvis people
vsnt 20 che festival for the purpose OF
raising Q row, % they vent heavily
armed. one Of the men carrying .
shotgua.
shortly after arriving at the scene Of
che festival Willis Davis engaged Dan
Hall Id an srGumens which terminated
In . Fow, when he pulled . pistol and
laid Hall out on the floor, There fol.
lowed o general scene Of animation. in
which the swo other men were shos.
Lewis and Davis are laying at their
home wounded, while the alleged mar
derer, Willis Davis, made his escape
asd has mot get been captured.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Suicide by Hanging.

New Hope. Tex. Jan. 26.-James
Steele. aged -. committed suicide AZ
ais home by hanging himself with a
bride rein. He had 10 draw up hs
feet IN order 10 strangle himself.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
R.lI Get. channs OF Venue.

Knoxville. Tenn. Jan ?G.--A special
from PinoSi!le. Ky. says a change ot
venue 80 Knox county. Kentucky. has
been granted in the Frank Rall mur.
der case. IBall has been Temanded to
the lincoln """n'. !::! :: S;sa:o.i.
Ky. for safe Keeping
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Double Tragedy at Floraia.

Florala. Ala Ian. 2j.-Graay Miller
tho soa Of Dr u. l.. Miller, of this
place. was shot and killed by a negro
porter of the kakeview hotel The
@nsse of the tragedy is unknown The
negro was found dead shortly after
he killed Miller.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

Let no man think hshtly Of good,
saying Ia his heart u Will not benefit
mo. Even 10y the ftll'rg " water drops
a water pot Is fll,Nl -- Buidha.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

4 >c',ii'lc'I; ~ >ct-
t!ungil'ilCaic,an
uuhcl.,hv ,".-
,it,niiutthc ki,i-
LCS>, II II st...>
No,ir linen - =
evidence of k.-
ne, trouble, to
ircucn; "c>.Tc
'";-ss y o:i-.n
IN the back j.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
To Cure A Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE hEONO Quinlne
TABLETS Druggists refund money Il II
fail. TO cure r. W Gruyr'- signature
il on each box %
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Ancient Rcm-dI~. For HIccosxh..

The hiccVuEh seems To lr y m"lern
and dangerous disease. but the aucients
knew IL and prescribed remedies that
might now he tried advantageously.
Galcn recommended Snrrziug; Aet!us
approved Of "A cupping instrument with
great heat 10 III" breast. Alexander lee
lieved In an Oxymel nf sIulll>, AlSaha.
VaviuS mad" use Of refrigerant drafts;
Rhas.s pat his trust in calefacien,s.
such as cun:n, pepper. rue ami III"
Ike. In vinegar. R"S"riuS looked kindly
on cdlcfaci'nt, attcnuant and carmina-
tIV" medicines.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
TAOusaAds Have kidneJ
Trouble and Never Suspect It.

Fill hottie ur common glass with v"ri
water and let II stand vent -four hours /;
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

writing mention this paper and don :
wake any mistake. but remember the
II. NE. Ur. Kilmer's Swanr-Root, and
thg address, Binghsntou, y. Y.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

book ,ha, tells all
about il. both seutf-ce
hv mail. Address Dr
Kilucr * Co, Eung-
iaritOn, y. Y. When
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27


and bladder are out rf ur'C'.
what To DO.
There i comfort IN Tie knowlc'lge 80
often expressed. tha; D.. kilnler y
Swamp-R Root, the great kidney rcme'!y
fulflls every wish III curing Ihcu;nati>rl,
pain in the back, k:.:l"s, liver. bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
I, CorrectS inability To hold water
and scalIing pain IN passing H. or lad
effects following Use of hquor, wine or
beer. AMI oycrc"mes that Unpleasant ne-
cessitv of Icing compelled - 80 ,:;cn
during the day. anl 20 <; ~ ;'iaHy
times during the night. Tlr n'.'l am.
the extraordinary effect of .S~amp-koot
is soon realized. II stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most !iN-
tressing cases. II you nced a rir'..cine
YOU sh"uiI have the best. Sn.I 'y drug
vis;s IN tif,y-cc,,t and ~ '-lr.,.r SIZE.
E.y..n SAifl' r.t ~, - lrI 4
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

also convincing p'p"t that lie kidnc! >
anil bladder are out "f ur'c'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-02
JORGE OHNET

-Querida mia, tus amigos dirAn que tenes la suer-
te de ser la muer de un hombre muy ocupado Tu pa
DIRE esta ahora America cno certO7 Tu madre es
ta sola en- Paris. tSe asombra alguien7
Nj padre es un hombre de negocios: sus fAbricas
no pueden prescndr de direction; uaentras que d
Mentras que 20 soy artista, enc es esto7 Es de-
cir hombre cuyas ocupaciones esenciamente fri
volas despreciabes. Pues ben estan ustedes en-
I'm hay ninguna diferencia entire ell artsta
e carpintero. El cepla ablones ell otro cepi-
LA msca pero necesita ell mismo trabaio la nisrna
asduIdad los dos necestan ell msmo entusiasmo 81
20 ceplo la partiura todos los dfas sin descansa-
uno hasta que las vruaS armoncas que deben sar pa
"a que la obra quede bien ausada clara. mpa pull
da hayan sido srrancadas harfa una obra deectuosa
ESQ es 10 que quiero.
TIL tampoco 10 quieres pues recuerda que deseabas
escrioese la obra para la mayor gloria de tn Ame-
IiCa.
-Olverio aquel dfa estaba loca, 10 veo bien claro
sacrihque mi tranquilidsd no sc que necio orguo
No. susanna no estaba loca: me trataste como de-
ba trataTme merecfa. T1 me recordasfe Que mi
destino era producir que eba correr detras de
como M joyenzueo or los salones en- donde pasas Ia
vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-02
Ell GAMING DE la GLORIA

En- e1 o-den de las cosas fitiles puedo hacer todo
cuanto quero pero orden de los seros
Por ejemplo: 81 quisera raba jar, acompanandote a la
fiesta de tarde serfa imposble menras que ST
quiero rer hablar ugar dormirme ella tiene que
serme muy facil; pero trata de ftle&. =.
En grandes hojaS, pentagramas sdornados lave
de sol trazo unos convenonaes que traduCr4u
en- sonidos, que laman de m6sica. 49,. Es Ia
partitura para America que til msma has rogado que
deje de escribir.
Considero este muchisimo mas mportante urgente
que ir aumenar ell n1mero de los invtados al five O.
clock" de rus amigos.
-Prometi que irias
-Dces que no me ha Sdo possible
Los grandes duques cuentSn contigo.
-Desde ahora mismo pueden descontar. -.
Son 4tezas imperiales, Oliverio HAS pensado en-
clio?
va 10 creo que pienSo; pero has de saber que no
halle dispuesto dollar Ell espnazo tus prfncpes
rusos. Que empiecen por pagarme los dereClros de
Erin que han puesto San Petersburgo en Mos
sin que al parecer acordasea de que yo exstfa
-Oliverie Oiverio. -. Esas mezquin ladies' no SON
dignas de II.
-.Quien es mas ezqu;no. el que no paga 6 el Que
reclama2 Adenas estoy en- disposici6a de ir min
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-02
La d0uda de AIemania

DlJo hace dfas el cane; ;ller Won BIZ
low Ell el Reichstad que el imperio
aleman Sc habla mantenido libre de
deuda hasta 1875, y que dcsde en-
tonces la habfa contraldo uor Ia can
tidad de SIS, 5,oOo,o 900. cuvos intere-
ses anualeS requerfa1 una suma re
donda de So, 600. 900 A1adi6 Que
entire la deuda imperial Y las parti-
culareS de los EStados que formaban
la Confederation Germ&rica, monta-
6an un total de $3.75o,oo 900 4
mas So2 por habitante.
Hizo comparaciones con las der-
das de otras 9randes potencIas, como
\Austr1a, 81, 600, ,Ooo, 900 y Hunorf Ia.
B2 ,o25 900, 900; Italia, s.. 500. 900 900
9nglaterra, 81, ,ooo, ,ooo, 600 y Francia,
80 900 900, 900, Y cnciono los Es-
tados Cnldos, que, shabiendo llegado
q deber $3.50, 900 900. hablan re
ducldo su deuda en mas de dos ter
eeras parties. Los gastos del pobier-
no aleman hab(an subido mas que los
ingresos a despecho dc Ia severa eco
nomia, J aunque los CONSEQUENCES al
eIcrcito J Ia marina eran ahora do
bles cue bace diez amos. otro. tanto
pasaba con el presuPuesto de ms
tfrcclon pdblica El caneiller hizo
notar que en- IngIaterra los gastos
m1litares eran triples ahora que en-
500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-02
E preSupuGstO americana

FL ministro de Hacienda, Mr..
Shaw ia presentado al Congreso el
proyecto de presupuesto para ell ano
seconomico de foo6-I oo7, calculando
los gastas en- 22,723,IsT.47, des-
componiendoles camo siq1e.
iE5eglslatura........S $40, ,6oo,7s
~ izl9cutlVo ......... 3f,o66. 80. 80
Magistratusa a. o72o41 90
Estado Sog - -
Ioetia 1q1S'. ..'..,,...... 7o,I7o,7I9.o4
Marina '',......... IoS,7oo, ,7o9.73
Indios ios........... 8.2I2, 52S.23
PenSiones. r45, zoo 90
Obras Pdblicas. -. 476iooA6.2z
Torres .......... T5I713,I26.oo
'itse a''ea. '...... 53,554,823.45
ouponemos que la classification de
m1scelanea" Sc distribuya princi-
palmente en- intereses de Ia deu-
Ga, que en- la actualidad montan 4
$4,000, 900, en- atencioneS extraor-
0lnarlaS de Correos, cuyo ramo tiene
en- el presupuesto vigente una parti-
fia de SI7o, ,ooo,o 900, Y Ia ha de nece-
Sltar mayor en- el entrante.
Los gastos del presupuesto vigen-
&C. cuyo ejercicio ternina en- 80 de
Juno de 1906, Sc ma calculado en-
Soi 9'oo9'S52.2I, 4 10 que fue necesa-
no aumentar algo mas de $40 600. 900
"eoido emergencies que Sc pre-
Sentaron.
III presupuesto en- p-oyecto re
4ulere $4,000. 600 mas Cue el vigente
para Marina, $4,000, 900 mas para
penslones ! So, 500 600 inenos para
Guerra, siendo de escasa entidad las
demas diferencias.
I'll ramo en- que mas rrodidcaciones
y proponen, teniendo en- cucnta In
Imlodlcldad de esta partida, Is el de
IStado. cuyo estipendio se aumenta
en- 81 10000.
In realldad Sc lie reorganiza en-
considerable escala. Sc proDone
eIevar 81 rango de enbaiada la le-
Saclon de Toxic. de $4,000. aue
es ell sueldo del min;stro. elevar 4
~ $500 el del embaiador p3niGndo-
Seie al nivel del que d;sfrutan los
que desempefan las enbaiadas de
Londres, Paris, Berlin, san Peters
our9o y Mexico. Los emba;adores
4mericanos en- Roma Eiena Rio
Jane'ro' solo perciben SI2, 200 Y sc
Pide Sc les aumente & $4,000. Sc
Plde aumentar en- $4,000 el suldo de
los ministries americanos en- Bruse-
las, La Haya y Turqufa que actual
mente son de $4,000, y elevar 4
$4,000 los de los m;nisterios de
oopenhague. Berna, Lisboa. Bucha-
rest EStokolmo, Rumania Monte
Eldeo-Asunci6n (Que estan baio una
teGacionl, cuyos sueldos son de
r 500, y crear I'm rninisterio para
ohrlstiania, estipend iado en- $4,000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-02
CASA De PRESTAMOS
LOAN OFFICE
JOSE RAznW

ALLEN IS, SAN JUAN, PUERTO Rico
Sc hacen prestamos sobre alhaias.
De 100 dollars en- adelante Ell interes
sera conventional y 40 excedera del
por 100 mensual
Sc conpran y yenden prendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-02

aa
Arancel de Puerto Rico
DE VENTA EN- Ell "BOLETIN'
81 EJR~MPE.AR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-02

FL ministro de Hacienda, Mr..
ohaw, ia presentado al CongreSo el
Proyecto de presupuesto para el afo
economico de 1oo6-Ioo7, calculando
los gastas en- GA, ,723,Gs1.4z. Y des-
componiendoles camo sieue.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-23
MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE

Prices on turkeys this year were just
about right to develop a good demand
from all quarters. Arrivals were some
what late in getting to market, caus-
ing the entire trade to be transacted on
Friday and Saturday, and dealers were
consequently head over heels in bust
ness. Quality Of the turkeys arriving
has averaged better than at Thanks
giving time, but still there is too much
poor stock in sight. Why producers
will kill and dress thin, scrawny,
bony birds is beyond the conception Of
ordinary mortals. No one wants them,
and their only outlet is confined to a
cheap class Of restaurants and hotels,
who notoriously want low-priced stock.
Full quotations have been secured
without difficulty on fancy selections,
and the market is in good shape on this
quality. AS usual at this season, chick
ems are slow and in over-supply, and
values have been forced lower by rea-
son of the limited outlet. OFF grade
stock is extremely slow. at any price.
Ducks and geese are Delling well, if ID
attractive conditions, but poorly
dressed goods are slow. Dressed meats
are steady in price. Pigeons, rabbits
and frog legs are in good request. sj
While not particularly noticeable,
there -is shade. Of weakness under
.lyingt the butter market. Prevailing
high values have had q tendency e.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-23

cut off consumption, and the demand is
not great enough, to maintain very
strong basis. This is shown, not only
on top, but on low grades as well. Pay
ing prices on packing stock are a cent
under those of a@week ago, and buy
ers are not particularly anxious to load
up at present figures. No immediate
Improvement can be looked for, as
prices must drop enough to more widely
attract the attention of those con-
sumers who have sought a substitute.
Naturally, stronger conditions should
light and storage goods are about
cleaned up-but the, price limit has
been reached and until it settles to a
lower basis, no great increase in the
call can be expected. Packing stock
buyers are not anxious for goods, even
at a cent a pound under last week s.
figures. .-..,1.s.r1 ~,. .,..>~ ,.~.@ 4
-, Arrivals of fresh eggs are moderate,
but the demand is not of important
proportions, and asking prices are not
strongly maintained. People generally
have cut them. out for table use, and
the majority of housewives find it con:
venlent to make pastry that doesn It
eggs have not taken their place to any
extent, their use being confined to bak-
ers, hotels and restaurants. Lower
prices are quite probable, altho eastern
markets show a little stronger tone at
the close of the week than, at the open
ing. S"#. *a 1i2s ~ a.~*# :a s.'.Sa +
n. A good demand has ruled for. green
vegetables, forcing values higher on
some lines.s Potatoes and onions are
steady; but cabbage has advanced to
$40 per, ton. >--..ree. Y a.. s.. !,
~ Orders have come in freely for fruits
and decorations for the holiday trade.
Refrigerator cars did not run on Mon
day, owing to cold weather, and some
towns will not have Christmas supplies
as goods, cannot now be forwarded to
them. in time. Prices do not show, much
change from week ago.. Oranges are
slightly higher, offset by decline in
cranberries- that turkeys are ripe.
Balance Of the fruit, nut, fig, date and
nut market is on an unchanged basis.