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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Seize Her Jewelry.

NEW YORK. Feb, IA deputy sher-
iff accompanied by an expert on open
ing safes. entered the home of Mrs.
Josefa Nelson Osborn at Rutherford
place yesterday and seized jewelry
and furniture valued at $4,000. The
Jewelry. consisting principally of dia-
monds. was all In the safe which the
oS1cerS opened
The deputy acted under authority OF
a writ of reDleyin secured In a civil
action brought against Mrs. Osborn by
Miss Norma Leslie Munro. Miss Mum
ro's brother said last night that the
action Is based on business relation
ship between Mrs Osborn and Miss
Munro at the time Mrs. Osborn was
running her playhouse In the Berkeley
Lyceum
Miss Munro is a daughter of the late
Norman Munro, the publisher Mrs
Osborn Is president OF the Mrs Osborn
company. a dressmeking establish
ment Until recently they were init
mate friends.
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Stock Market Letters.

James A Pollock & Co, stock and grain
brokers. West Second South street,
make public the following letters on the
stock market:
Hutton & Co., New York, say: THE
stock market continues professional to-
day The buying and selling spasmodic-
ally throughout the session represented
the liquidation or covering of short com
mitments at Intervals. Big interests
were doing nothing. however, Scale buy
Ing was In evidence in the good rail-
ways"
Dick Bros, say. The market was at
standstill practically all day, the trading
being smaller than for months. Until
the last hour the tone was quite firm and
prices held well until some heavy and
rather urgent selling appeared Anal
gamated seemed to be pressed for sale all
day but confidence that a merger deal
is near at hand seemed mistaken. The
cotton market was less active today, but
the tone was considerably improved The
heaviest liquidation, both here and In
New Orleans, WAS believed to have been
completed yesterday and the bears had
less incentive to make raids for stop loss
orders
Logan & Bryan say; The market
closed generally lower pressure coming
in the Iast half hour of Ihe session. The
volume of business shows big falling
of The market today seemed TO matt
and hesitate The uncertainty prevailing
over the possible coal strike and rumors
OF bank investigation In New York,
coupled with a known large short interest
by Washington spectators, tends TO re-
strict trade and bring about lquidatlon
on the strong spots. The close tonight
would warrant the belief In somewhat
lower prices.
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BAD CROP REPORTS
FAIL TO BEAR WHEAT
Argentina's Crop Falls Short,
But Australia's Is Materi-
ally Increased.

CHICAGO. Feb 7.-During tho early
part of the session the feeling In the
wheat pit the was steady. Numerous re-
ports OF damage TO the crops in Ne
braska. Kansas and Missouri were re-
ceived, but these dispatches apparently
were not able to offset the fact that
prices In Liverpool did not reflect the In
terest shown I'm yesterdays market here.
A cabegram from Argentina claiming
reduction OF 10 per cent in the surplus for
export In that country encouraged the
bears somewhat Later In the day, how
ever a dispatch was received from
Australia placing the wheat crop OF that
country at G,OO00 900 bushels. against
o.. 10000 bushels last year. This caused
active selling by commission houses, and
prices declined steadily closing almost at
the lowest point of the day.
May opened unchanged to a shade
higher. at A9S57sc to S52sc sold between
a15dS5c and sSfsc, closing off hG%c, at
S4hGS5c
Liberal local receipts and a poor de-
mand for cash grain weakened the corn
market. May closed Isc off. at 44li4H2sc
The oats market was steady. May
closed unchanged at 3o%c
Provisions were strong because of a sc
advance I'm the price OF live hogs. At the
close May pork was up 17Iac, lard wns up
21ga5c and ribs were S47l9c higher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
METALS IN LONDON
SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
Tin Drops a Few Points, but
Copper Remains Very
Firm.
4 + 4 + + \ 4 4 + \ 4 \ 4 \ \

NEW YORK, Feb. There was fur
ther decline In the London tin market,
with spot quoted at fl64 les and futures at
f163. Locally the market was weak and
lower with spot quoted at SIS. 9o9p35.l Is.
Copper was unchanged to l0c lower In
London. Spot closed at f0 and futures at
E76. Locally conditions are unchanged,
Lake is quoted at Sl7. 75@1S so; clectrolytlc,
II ,621.I1S.00 and casting at SlI .50Gl7 .621t,
the outside prices on lake and electrolytc
representing the asking prices OF large
producers and more or less nominal for
the time being.
Lead was unchanged at S560q5.75 In the
local market, but declined 3s cd TO tl6 5s
In London.
Spelter advanced 5s to f26 lis Cd in Lon
don. Locally the market was unchanged
at s6 0516 ID.
Iron was lower at sos Cd for standard
foundry and Sis Sd for Cleveland war
rants In the English market. Locally
there was no quotabe change, No. !
foundry Northern is quoted at SlS.7oQ
19 S.; No. 2 do do SIS ls0pa1S.S5, No do
Southern, SIS. 5091S.75, No. do do, slI17P
Is %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
UTAH-GROWN CELERY
MAKES APPEARANCE
Fine Lot Again to Be Had at
the Local Stores and on
Market Row.
1T RIVALS THE
CALIFORNIA PRODUCT
Wholesale Price Is Higher Than
at Any Time This
Season.

From some place. the dealers
scarcely able to explain where, Utah
gardeners are again supplying the local
market with an exceptionally fine lot of
Utah celery. Consumers will recall what
a scragglys unpalatablo looking variety
WAS offered shortly after the holidays.
and how they were obliged to fall back
on the California product For the last
few days, however. those who have
visited the market have been fortunate in
securing some OF the choicest celery
OF the season. True, the stalks arc not
as large as were offered earlier I'm the
season, but they are just as crisp and
white and sweet us the choicest of the
season, and purchasers consider them
selves especially fortunate In being able
to secure 1t after having partaken Of the
California celery for several weeks. IL
sells at 81 n dozen stalks.
A fine lot of caulihower lis that which
came Wednesday from California. The
heads average up well in size, and
In quality arc supcrllne. Wholesale
merchants quote this vegetable at l2h
merchants at two pounds for % cents.
shrimps came to Salt Lake Wednesday.
Storms on the Pacific have made IT
impossible to gather In these little
creatures. but those who have the
patience 10 separate the meat from the
shells VIII now have u chance TO get TO
work again. They retail at 20 cents
quart.
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New York Flour, Grain, Etc.

NEW YORK, Feb. -FIour-Receipts.
1900; exports, 1920; quiet and barely
steady.
Wheat-Receipts, GOO. exports, 81 100;
spot easy; No red. S01zc (. o. b. anoat
ailoat After a slight decline at the start
due to poor cables wheat advanced and
ruled firm on crop damage news from
Kansas and Michigan, small receipts and
a better demand. Later prices broke
again under liquidation and closed A@kc
net lower; May, 90 7-160SO l5-l6c closed
%1sc; July, s9h@s9ac. closed S9Izc; Sep
tembcr. S76S7Ssc closed SIC.
Hops, steady, hides. firm; wool, quiet
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000. steady. Native steers "a 90
as. 30. native cows and heifers. s. 250i 80.
stockcrs and feeders. S3.O004 rs; bulls. 81 so
G3s0; calves, s3G1d7 90, Western fed
steers, 50 S095.S0, Western fed cows. $3.50
@4oO.
Hogs-Rcccipts. 1900; market steady
Bulk, s. 5000 10: heavy S5.6505. .72la pack
ers, S5.60a57O; pigs and light, s. 3Oa5. SPY
Sheep-Receipts. 500; loc higher. Mutt
tons 81. 25d6.25 lambs, s. 75IU7 10. large
wethers, si5Oa6.,5 fed ewes. S4.50ge 10,
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Money! in New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. Money on call
easy. highest. 4 per cent. lowest, 31e per
cent: ruling rate. 3& per cent; last loan
and closing bid, 3h per cent; offered free
ly at 3A Time loans steady sixty and
Prime mercantile paper, 4lza5A per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual busi-
nees In bankers bills at Si.SI. 3eG4 81 30 for
demand and at SS9594sl tor slxty-dnS
bills Posted rates, 81 4S41z64.SS CONNER
clal bills. 81. S39s. Bar silver, 65Hsc. Mexi-
can dollars, 50lac Government bonds
steady. railroad bonds, irregular.
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New York Cotton.

opened firm; February. slOa5: March
siO67. April, slo79, May. Sl0.S5; July,
slOT; August. slo.So; Septem Der. $40 So bid
October. $l0.29; November. Sl032 bid.
Cotton futures closed steady; February.
10. Sic March. l0.74c, April. 10.Sic, May
10 9Nc June, 1O.95c. July, 1l.0lc: August.
l0.S7c: September, 1043c; October. 1G3lc:
November, 10 32c December. lO30c Cot
ton spot closed quiet ten points higher.
middling uplands, II 25c; middling gulf.
IL SOC sales % bales.
Cotton steady, middlings 10 ll-l6c
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\ NEGLECTED
AVAIL STREET
'Aange Trading Takes
Look of Stagna-
\ ton.
ER DULLNESS
MARKET CONDITION
of Threatened Coal
2epresses Influence
i Speculation.

\ *, Feb. 7.-Thero was further
}s = business at the stock ex-
ex and the general list fell
h J(son of neglect A hip OF
sactivity in few of the re-
:, a redeemed the market from
s.fof midsummer duhness. Ae
!, ticker was practically at
4 some periods or the DAY
" ding took on q semblance OF
, IAN incident OF the lapse into
the leyelling into the neigh
lsst nights closing, with
lsuclInntion to move at all as
Va was Increased from that
akw vibration Of the market
ls,J several times during the
,t,ring the hesitation or the
sentiment and the WlthdraWal
market OF the operators WIN
-rccs. There was no marked
~ depression, but there was
3abeence of demand. Less APP
.was felt over the outcome OF
|ontroyersy In the coal fields,
rafure ceased TO induce any
La of stocks.
realized that the definite de-
he question OF strike must
l.bended until the outcome of
!ktions arranged for next week
,rk. Until that definite out
Of the matter Is
exercise a rcpressive infiu-
bculation.
Exchangc continues 10 rule
he report gained circulation
K that gold had been engaged
rIfo- a large amount Stocks
! ipon the rumor, which proved
> however. Discounts were
llndon and Berlin. but eased
SParis. The expanding tend
ink loans here is attributed
lkhe recall of credits placed
asrior Institutions while money
nhigh. The pres mt period OF
tWeyer, is one OF normal loan
owing to the custom of de-
'ts financial operate TO this
IA currency Is likely to be flow-
ID reserve centcrS.
; lood of requirements upon
Ihpital for intended financial
hes in for consideration In the
Il banking outlook The few
of any note in today's market
i4special causes. Those affect
4railroads and the Pacifics arc
lood
|, ted Copper was subjected TO
re, presumably by the yield
- OF the prices OF the metal
gdebate upon the railroad rate
I'll was regarded with languid
eluse OF the general conviction
Ee of the bill The easy tone
Ing owed something to the
wv of the iron trade. which
Ger. r'A'As' Se''eia'y qu'e' anu
Ne Irregular, Total sales. par
t0OO.
ties bonds were all unchanged
Operations were confined to
Much extremes in values as
|y1ern preferred and Hooking
z buying OF the Hill stocks and
Aalues were without influence
leral market, which became
I,s day waned. Great Northern
7ained points. Northern Pa
Srthwestern IL. Hooking Coal
'ginia Iron and Pittsburg Coal
= off again, some OF the mar
going lower than In the morn
= samated Copper, Illinois Cen
sland preferred. Northwestern
,1old at q decline OF " points,
40 Reading 2 and Union Pa
= NJ, Metropolitan Street rail-
;sooklyn Rapid Transit /. The
more active than during the
o easy.
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Hurt IN Car Collision

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb 7,-Running
at an estimated speed of twenty miles
an hour, through a dense fog. a Ballard
street car and a Fort Lawton car Of
the Seattle Electric company coIIded
head-on at $50 o'clock this morning on
the trestle between Interplay and the
Smith street siding, on the Ballard
line. Five men were badly hurt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
New York Butter, Eggs, Etc.

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Buttcr firm
street prices extra creamery. 26l5c; Of
flcal prices. creamery common TO extra
l6d26lEc State dairy common to extra
l6n24c renovated common to extra, l5@
1910; Western factory common to nrsts
lidl7Izc; Western Imitation creamery, 2Oc:
do flrsts. lSc.
Chcese-Firm. unchanged.
Eges-Easer. State Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 2d26c do
choice. 23625c; do mixed extra, &c: West
ern tlrsts 20c. do seconds. lslZpl9c.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. -CattIe-Receipts. 16-
600; market steady BcevcS. 50 7516.S5; +;
cows and heIfers, $l.50ai S. stockers and
feeders. 81 6oai.5O; Texans S4oQaI. 40.
Hogs-ReceIpts, 10000; steady; estimated
tomorrow, 5000 Mixed and butchers
$ 55ai5 52iz good heavy, s. 57Oq6. .S5; rough
heavy. S. 6565.65 light. S5.50q5 70; pigs,
s5.l5G5.5o; bulk of sales. IS 6o95.s0.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900, market steady.
Sheep, s5.4S9S ,255 lembs, s. 25@73o.
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st, JoSeph.

ST. JOSEPH. Feb 7-Cattle-Rcceipts
POO; steady TO strong. natives. So S0D
BIS. cows and heifers, s165Gl4. 60; stockerS
and feeders g. 7514.l0.
Hogs-Rccelpts, 800; steady. light, $3.50
G5 Co. medium and heavy, S5.69d5.7 10.
Shcep-Reccipts 5l00, steady
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Sugar-RaH,
nominal. fair refining, l6-l6c; centrl-
fugal. SO test. 13-3213 7-lecs molasses
sugar. 2n-16c; refined, steady; crushed,
$40: powdered, $3.50, granulated, $40,
coffee, steady. No. I Rio, Slzc.
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Omaha.
OMAHA.

OMAHA, Feb. 7.-Cattlc-Receipts. $500.
market active. strong TO 1Oc higher Ma
tive steers, $3.7ono,5O, cows and helfcTs,
81 7514 IS; Gamers $780,. so; stockers and
feeders. 81 T51t4.95; calves. $3OO96.50; bulls
and stags, 81 5Gd315
IIogs-Rcceipts. $500. market PIC high
er Heavy. $685. .e5; mixed. IS 55H5. .57is !.
light S5.45G5.S71s, pigs. 81 769535: bulk.
s5.65II5 571h.
Sheep-Receipts, 500: market strong
Yearlingss f5.6Gd6O0; wcthcrs. s. 25l55. 90 +.
ewes, 81. 5Dn5.O0; lambs. SO 4oID7 90.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Today's state
ment Of the treasuary balances shows:
Available cash balance, SlAI, AS. 100, gold
coin and bullion, N4.693,52; gold ceru-
hcates s29 l62, 80
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First Hop Contract.

TACOMA, Wash, Feb. The first hop
contract for the coming crop OF 1906 was
of Alderton contracts to sell 5000 pounds
Of hops at l2lz cents, October delivery.
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RANGE OF LEADING FUTURES
II QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations. Flour. steady. No. spring
heat. &dS'o, No. g. Is54dSilzc, No. red, Sc
"So&c; No. corn. il&c; No. yello, ilA4
&c; No. oats. 5oic: No. , white 5lha32Ac;
No white. 29iz@Slc. No. rye. Sc good
feeding barley 1874 TJsi=c fair TO choice malt
ing. va 5lc. No / fax seed Sl09: No. l
Northwestern. Sl.l5, prime timothy seed. 50 25
sraJ 30 mess pork. per barrel, Sli e5dli 20; lard,
CooseDs S17oa7.sO short clear sides boxed
SS15dS.25. whisky. basis OF high wines. 81 q;
clover. contract grade, $3.50.
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 7.-wheat-May
S31sa3zc: July, SMc No. l hard, s3l4c;
No. / Northern S22to; No. 2 Northern
SlAc
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LIVERPOOL Wheat,

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 7.-Close-Wheat,
March. 6s 10%d, May. IS sSd; July. G5
SID. Weather, fair and cold
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

on tho produce exchange today the butter
market was: Creams, lsU26c; dairy. iGt23c;
eggs firm at mark. included. EGDlSc:
frsts, lSc; primo nrsts l9c: cxtra- 2Io, cheese
steady al 1l%Nl2c.
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st. Louis Wool.

ST LOUIS. Feb 7.-Wool-Steady
territory and Western mediums. 26n80c
fine medium 22625c fine. l9ll2lc.
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Wholesale Quotations.

Hay. Grain and Straw.-Oat straw, per bale.
In lots, 30Gf35c; alfalfa, $500; timothy.
per ton. buled, $500; wheat per cwt., 81 SJ9
l. 50, corn. per cwt ST. gVGl %; corn. cracked.
ley rolled, sl9o; -four. bakers No. i. $40;
flour. straight grade. $50; nour, high patent.
$40: rye, S2J0. graham houT, $50; cornmcal,
500. bran. s5caSl00: bran and shorts sloo.
Meets.-pressed beef. per pound, s96c'
dressed veal per pound. Si5c. dressed hogy,
Sc. live, AS5 per cwt. pork loins. l0kc per
pound mutton. sc. spring lambs, lOc per
pound.
Poultry hens. lie springs l7l.c,
broilers dressed eec, ducks, per pound. lSc.
turkeys PC.
Fruits-Lcmons. per box. SoOTH5o, bananas.
per bunch 81 GGT4 90. oranges. 81. z5d3.0J box:
appes S2.o0ts2.25 box California hgs, l.75G
c.@5. cranbenies, $3.50 barrel; pears, Sl75
per pound, tomatoes, SlU0 basket.
NegotablcS.--Oreen onions. 70 dozen, Utah
lettuce. 2Ucs caullower. pound, l2izul6c; Utah
dry onions 81 90; garlic. &c; celery, 81. 90 dozen
lunches potatoes, sl.2, cwt. sweet potatoes,
$,Ac per pound California cabbage, 81 ZJ05. ~
urtichokes. 9Cc dozen.
Dairy Products.-Creamcry butter, pound.
&C, dairy butter pound, 3c; cheese. pound.
ISc. eggs. case, S;.Z5i comb honey, crate, S..I5.
pound. 1Ec; cream brick cheese, pound Nc.
EdanI cheese. dozen. $500.
Fish.-Salmon, pound ltc yellow tail. l1cs
hslibut. pound. l2c; striped bnss. pound, lie.
solcs. pound. l2ltc; red rock cod, pound. l3c:
founders pound l2Izc: sturgeon pound l3c,
fresh mackcrel. pound l5c California smeIts.
pound. l'c; perch. pound. lie; whitehsh. per
pound, Ice; Western goldfish pound, lZc; POM
paDc. l5c pike, per pound, Zoc. black bass.
pound, &c; brook trout. l2i5c each. hackinac
stors, pcr pound. lie, Eastern Holsters, per
pound. 6tg.
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For Sale. Live Stock

5000 high-Erade Cotswold Ewes. Utah.
300 hiSh-gradc. medium wool ewes, Ida
no.
1900 heavy shearing ewes, Owyhcc Co.
Idaho
2O00 beef steers. pulp fed Idaho.
600 heavy feeding steers, dehorned,
Montpelier Idaho.
26o feeding steers. partly dchorned. Og~
den
1000 and s-year-old steers. spring de-
livery.
5 Kentucky Jacks, Ogden,
WANTED
1000 range horses, now or spring deliv-
cry; 1000 stock sheep or straight breed
ing ewes. Have a buyer for 1000 stock cat
tie ard ranch prefers Nevada or Idaho.
r S. Brooks & Son ogden. Utah.
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WEAK MEN
Pay When Cured.

So-called "Weakness" IN mon Is
merely O symptom OF chronic in
flammation In the prostate gland.
brought on by early dissipat ton or
by the improper treatment OF some
contracted disease. A complete and
radical cure Is. therefore, a aues-
ton of restoring the prostate gland
to It's normal state. and this we ac-
complish promptly and completely
without tho use OF internal reme-
dies. Our treatment is a local one
entirely. II IL original and scienti-
fic. and has been proved absolutely
effective by thousands Of tests.
We are CONVINCED that by no other
methods can full and permanent
restoration Of strength and vlgor
be accomplished.
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Retail Quotations.
Grain and Straw -Oat straw,
alta. I5c cwt timothy. bnled,
per cwt.. 81 J0aI.6j. corn, p
racked, per cwt.. 81 40: oats, o

Hay Grain and Straw 6trow, per bale
soc, alfalfa, I5e ewt Timothy, ealed, see ewt;
81 3d. cracked, per cwL, l.io; oats. per cwt.
$50 $50 rolled oats 81 %; b barley RE o rolled 81 40;
grade. S2.a5 -four, high patent, S255: rye.
s2.5O graham hour. s.. .bo02 20. cornmeal, 500
02.5O5 ten pounds for 30c, bran, H.lO bran
Ieats.-Prime ribs. I7Hc; porterhouse. ls8
2214c; porS. lilEe, mutton chops. l2l4gl5c: legs.
spring lambs, l5a25c per pound, pork lolno.
l5c. Belgian hare. 2oc u pound.
Poultry Dressed hens. 29c, springs, 2ho.
broilers. 25c per pound; ducks. E0c, turkeys.
26c. geese. &c. squads, 25c each
Fruits.-Lemons, per dozen. ao625c; oranges.
25c, pressed figs loal5o a package. cranber-
rIcs. lGc quart; pomegrsnatcs. 2Qc q pound.
dates. loaz0c a pound: apples. 81 5oa3 90 box.
peplant, 2Sc per pound, tomatoes. &c
pound; tnnGern"s. Ssc dozen.
Vegetables Potatoes. Ssc per 6u9hel; Cali
SC bunch; California new cabbage. SC a pound
caulih5wer. two pounds &c, Hubbard squash.
loa23c each; celery. loc per bunch: artchokes,
loc eachi oyster plant. three punches for lOc,
parsnips. two punches for SC; sweet potatoes,
&c per pound; cucumbers, Bg25c each dry
Dniry Products.-Creomery butter. per
pound, 2oc. dairy butter, 25c per pound; cheese
per pound &c comb honey, per comb; lSc:
strained honey. per pound, l5c; Swiss cheese.
per pound, &c llm6urger cheese, per pound.
60c. cream brick cheese, 25c; Edam cheese.
81 . each Neufchatel, 10c package, eggs, per
dozen. 2Oc,
F1sh.-SaImon. l7lsc. yellowtail. l7lsc. hall
but lie; striped bass, z2i4c. goldfish, l6c; shad
l5c: whiteiSh 20c; sturgeon, lSc. catfish. l5c.
barracuda, loo; mackerc 900 pompano l7ic,
pike. 20c, founders. lSc pound; rock cod, two
pounds for 2Jc solos. l5c a pound crabs, %
S13oc each. Mackinao trout. 20c per pound;
bass, l5c; klnghsh l6c: oysters, New York
pound snchoyy. 20c per pound oysters. Jg{j
Coo per can. lobstcrs. &c per pound shrmps,
20c a quart prawns SOC per pound; smoked
halibut, PIC per pound herring. SC each. salt
innckerel. lOf35c each: blue points ioc
Aozs
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The DOCTORS WHO CURE
cArARRH-Dcafness Nose and Throat Troubles. Eye
and Ear Diseases. Bronchial and Lung Troubles Asth
ma, Stomach. Liver and Kidney Diseases, Bladder
Troubles Female Complaints. Chronic Diseases Wom-
en- and Children, Heart Disease Nervous Diseases
Chorea (st Vttus Dance) Ricketts, Spinal Trouble. Skin
Diseases, Scfnuca and Rheumatism. Diseases OF the
Bowels, Piles Fstua and Rectal Troubles Goiire
Big Neok), Blood Diseases. Tape Worm Hay Fever
Hysteria Epilepsy. Insomnia, etc,
Private and Chronis Diseases. We the liquor
habit in thrce days pay.
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DR. COOKS SCIENTIFIC CERT AIN AND COMPLETE CURE FOR

y Weak, Nervous. Restless at
Il Night, and Weak, Aching
a Back. Diseased Kidneys. In
s famed Prostate, Despondent.
a Lack OF Energy. Ambition and
Il Strength, Poor Memory, Hol-
lowed Eyes, Face Ptmples and
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Dark Circles under Eyes, Bash n
full. Melanchoiia, Youthful Fol-
ly, Weak, Trembies. Vartcoceie, Ny
Excessive Drinking. Loss In
. Urine. Exposure Oysrwor6 and "
Worry, EXhausung Dreams,