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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IAveFpOOl March 13.-C1osng: WaEAT-Spot hItli no
red Western winter ga California. 6 60; ut
ures steady: March nominal; May. u S4d; 5ex'
Ga 2Sd CORN-SpOt steady; American mixed -.
sid; do old 4s SdS futures steady: March, a. -
Nav 4s Cd Professionalism steady at Is ID ~
st Louis fancy winter dull az e o. H9Es y
London (Pacihc Coast dun az SOS lbs. b--s
Extra India mess steady. az SIS g. POIlk-Lrlns Ss
WsteTn. steady az Sos HAMs-Shogt QUOT a " n n
al BACOsV-CumbeTland - %
steady al sos Ga. CUT3IHATS-ShOrt rib. 70 % - -
steady SIS; song clear mindless nsht. . % %
QUIET at SOS ca: heavy, IS 40 u. quiet ee -
short clear backs. 80 70 20 n steady az o0s caF =, ~
lies "a 10 70 ~ QUIET az a2s Cd shoulders s1ler ~
rs ~ AsU az 42s. LAFD-PElme Western " 1890
easy at as: American finest white easy az ss,,l.
CFII1FSF-A finest white and cOlOred noi.-.-
Canadian anest white at EDS; do eoloIsa
az SIS. TALLOW-Prime city strong az sos ~ -. AZ
TINE-Sptrfts steady at SIS. ftOSleC0Inlae-. IN
IOs "a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady az esA -
SEED OIL quiet at 21s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
-FOUR PRICES FOR ART GLASS.
Allegation by Witness in Pennsylvania State
Capitol Investigation.

Harrisburg, Penn. March lS.-Testimony heard
By the Capitol investigating committee to-day al
legged that the state paid four times the market
price FOR the special art glass furnished for the
electric chandeliers throughout the new State
Capitol Building by John T. Sanderson & Co OF
Philadelphia, under a contract with the Board OF
Public Grounds and Buildings.
Although the schedules provided that baccarat
glass imported article. should be furnished for
the chandeeTs and standards, for which the
state paid sandersOn 8l5s75i. Henry =. Ebberts, OF
ttttsburg, secretary and treasurer or the Phoenix
Glass Company, testified that. 10 the best OF MS
knowledge and belief. there no baccarat cut
Blass IN the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
CALUMET AND HECLA BLOCKED

Grand Rapids, Mich, March lS-Judge Knappen,
OF the United States Circuit Court, admitted 10
day that yesterday he issued a restraining order
forbdding the stockholders of the Calumet and
Hecla Mining Company from holding a meeting for
the purpose Of voting proxies in the Osceola COM
pany and the hearing on an injunction was set for
March g. 80
The action before Judge KnaPpen was instituted
by Attorney Boynton on behalf Of the Bigeov In
terests In the Osceoa mine and follows Tie failure
Of the attempt 20 obtain the signature OF 3OVernor
Warner 10 the bill prohibiting one mining COMPANY
from voting stock in another competing. mine
which was avowedly introduced prevent the
aequlsition or Oseeola b tho Calumet and Hecla
Mining Company. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
MONEY FOR NEW PIERS.
Sinking Fund Commission Grants
s29. 600 900 for Bensers Projects.

The commissioners OF the sinking fund at a meet
inE Yesterday approved Dock Commissioner Ben
sells request for a bond issue OF S29,o0900, the
proceeds % be applied TO building nine piers
from 2sth TO 3Sth street and from 18th 10 6lst
street, in Brooklyn. 10 the Chelsea improvement
and ia meeting the defct OF S50eo.00O in the de-
partment Before E,omruissioner Bensel can get the
money hOweyeF,zthe subject win haze TO come up
before the Board OF Estimate ana Apportionment
AS Mayor Mcclellan has animated that he is not
willing vote for sCch a large appropriation IN
one year the grant may he blocked.
President MCGOWAN offered resolution that the
commissioners recommend 10 Ihe Board of Esti-
mate that Commissioner Bensel's salary be raised
from 5000 10 $3.50 The resolution was passed
unanimously Such an increase IN the Commits
soner's salary i at present embodied in a bin IA
she Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
BOUGHT SLOMAN LINE.
The HambHrg-American Acquires
Steamers in Brazilian Service.

The Hamburg American Line announced yester-
Gay that II had. I'm conjunction with tho Hamburg
South American company. bought the four steam
ers of the Robert Sloman Line. the Guthrune. the
Gunther the Segmund and the Fieglinde, The
sloman Line plies between New York and BRAZILIAN
ports
What tho Hamburg American and the Hamburg
South American Company paid for the Sloman
Line was not made public Funch. Edge 4 Co are
the agents for Soman in this country. The Ham
burg-American also announced that there will soon
he passenger service between Hamburg and Gal
weston. Tex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
TO ENFORCE 8-HOUR Law.
Mr. Taft Decides Present ConStruc-
ton Is UrOng.

Washington. March l3.-secretary Taft has
given orders 20 the engineer officers Of the War
Department 10 enforce the eight hour law 70
the letter. applied to public works under
their direction. This action. II is stated. was
taken by the Secretary of his own volition
after a careful examination had convinced him
that the construction formerly given To the law
whereby large Glasses Of employees We're held
to be exempt. erroneous.
The effect Of this last order. which issued
with the permission OF tile President will be
far reaching. and II is predicted that 1t will
greatly reduce the amount OF river and harbor
work that can be accomplished under the APP
preparations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
PLAN GOOD ROADS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Highway from Pittsburg to Philadelphia
Practically Pledged at Convention.
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune

FItIs0uTg, MaTcH IA macadamzed highway
twenty-four feet broad from Pittsburg TO Phlla-
dephia was practically pledged in speeches by
Highways Commissioner Hunter and william Finn
at the convention Of the National Rondmakers As
ISOLATION to-day. In addition to this, it was the
sense OF the Pennsyvania delegates that $50 0Oo
should be appropriated by the state Legislature for
good roads in Pennsylvania, 100000 OF which
should be forthcoming AT once
Abolition of the road tax in favor Of cesh tax
was unanimously recommended for Pennsylvania
just before the noon adjournment. Commissioners
Hunter called en- the twenty-five members Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature Public Roads COMMITTEES
VINO are attending as delegates for standing vote
on the question Not only did every one of them
get on his feet but every delegate of the one thou
sand in attendance voted with them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

ass; CELERY. Florida per standard &c II.
do per medium size $26S2 so per small Sa-ss
case. 81 JOS2 do California. per case. s. 5OSs sa-
CCCUMBEEtS Florida. per basket $3dSf so: CFIIcORY
New Orleans per bbl S3GS4 so; French per dOzs1'
81 5Oe3Sl %; ESCAROLE, New Orleans per Dbl So 60
81; do French per dozen. 81 50$1 %: ENDIVE BeIsa
per 10 12l9c: EtiPIANTS Florida. per box s29S3 TO-
DO Cuban S24S3; HeISSEFeADISH per large bb $3aSG.
KOHLRABI New Orleans. per 10 punches S31Gl.
basket. 50c6lS2: do South Carolina S10S2 q: IEIS
New Orleans per 1OO punches. $30GS StTAILOTS re-
100 punches. S2Q$4; ONIONS. Cuban per crate s. go
So: Go green. North Carolina. per 100 punches S27s
small white pickle. per b5l S40S6; do Connecticut an
Eastern. Write per bill. Si0$7; do yellow. S2GS3 a.
Trd, $2dS2 IS; do Orange County yellow. bag
s. T5 90 red 81 59S2 10 state and Western white per
S1$t -; do yellow. bag in bulk $50 n
S2aS2 60 d. red S2S2 80; OEFA Florida per carrier
S3I$6: Cuban. $3Gs5: PEAS Florida basket s2G
So PEPPERS. Floriia- per carrier. S2aS3: do Cuban
S3dSi: do plain per 100 lunches. S30Si Do Bermuda
per box $4,000. PAFSNIPS. per Dbl. 81 150S2 .:
RADISHES South Carolina, basket, 81 500S2: RO-
MAINE Fo-i1a. per basket T5cS1 20; DO New Orleans
rar bbI S3GS4: do Bermuda. per box. 50c6Si so.
SPINACH. Norfolk. per Dbl. 81 500$2; STRING BEANS
FIorida wax per basket crate Sass so; do green
81 5GGS2 u: SQUASH Florida white box. 81 Jof
s. so: do yellow. eTookneck. SS2 - do CUBAN. white
S1as2 so; TOMATOES Florida per carrier. 81 500S3:
DO cuban 81 25QS2 81; TCRNIPS Canada rutahaga
Fer bbl 81 12GS1 %, do Jersey and Long Island
baea $IGS1 - do nearby white 81 tSdS2 %; do New
Orleans white S2GSS: WATERcRESS, per 100 punches
Mills AND CREANI-The Exchange price remains az
3Hc a quart the shipper TIE receipts OF milk and
cream In 4G-quart cans for the week ended March 0
vvera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
THINK R. I. DEADLOCK WILL LAST.
Belief That No Senator Will Be Chosen Till
Adjourned Session in Fall.
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Providence March l3-There are growing indica-
tions that the deadlock the election OF a
United States Senator will remain unbroken
throughout this session OF the State LEGISLATURE
but that an adjournment will be taken TO a date
soon after the general elections. At that time n
IS believed ex-senator Wetmore's successor will
be chosen through some compromise
Senator Aldrich's visit here having aDDoren+I,y
failed 20 bear fruit II is generally felt that unless
some new element is introduced into the Situation
the deadlock Will continue throughout the session
Should the Democratic party develop exceptional
strength during the fall campaign and poIl bip
vote, giving them added representation in new
years Legislature. their opponents will undoubtedIy
unite at the adjourned session in November
The thirty-sixth ballot to-day resulted in no ma
terial change. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The storm checked bust
Monday thereby lost considerable OF its extra
The market continues Arm for all good grades
Prime scarce. with few public sales at The prices Al
good undeTgrades doing well. With No exceptionally
firm We quote: Prime, large bales per leo 70, 81 %
nominal: No 1. 81 15GS1 %. No Si3$l %; No 3 SO
csc: shipping 750sCc. clover mixed. IO4Soc; clover
clear. 7OQSOc. STRAW-SfarSet keeps pretty well
Ga665c for long Receipts OF hay and
reported at the Produce Exchange az noon
River Railroad. go Erie Railroad $50
Pennsy vania Railroad so. Delaware. Lackavanna 8
Railroad So Lehgh Valley Railroad 90 ontaTt1
Western Railroad. central Railroad Of New Jersey
100 total. coo Receipts Of straw. 20 tons
Toledo March i3-CIOVERSEED-Cash and March,
SIS G7z april s. October. Sc s2is; TIMOTHY, 81 90
AISIkE. s. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
uNsOLVENT BROKER SUSPENDED.
Consolidated Acts on Case Of Aquilla Rich
Trader for Haviland.

AQuilla Rich. member OF the New York Con-
solidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange was yes
terdsy suspended from that institution, as he had
given notice Of his insolvency. Rich has Offices al
no. sS Exchange Place. The extent OF his liabili-
tics is not known but he has outstanding obi
cations the Exchange.
Rich. Il win be recalled, was the broker through
whom J. T. Haysland. OF No. 20 Broad street
traded IN stocks. Hayiland arrested Sun
day az Scranton. Penn. en- charge OF embezzling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
NEW WORKERS lose LAND CASES.
Probably Will Appeal Suits Involving vir-
ginia Titles to 100000 Acres.

Prestonsburg. KY March ls-After hearing argu-
ments IN the Virginia land grant cases, involving
title 20 10000 acres OF mountain land valued at
s7Oo0O00 Judge Harris last night denied the petit
fi0n OF the Eastern Kentucky Land Corporation
The company is composed Of New York men. They
probably VIII appeal the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
SLOWER SPEED FOR FAST TRAINS.
Western Railway Officials Said To Be Con.
sidering Plan for Economy.

Chicago. March l3-"The Reeord-EIerald' to-day
says that Western railroad officials are discussing
the advisability Of lengthening the running time
OF fast trains with a view TO greater econonv ~
operation. meeting 20 discuss passenger sched-
ues has been called for to-day. IT Is the second
gathering OF the kind within q short time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
HACIENDA SOLD FOR 100000.
Nearly Two Million Acres in Mexico Trans
ferred to Rubber Company.

Torreon. Mex March 1S.-The Continental Next
can Rubber Company to-day took over the Cedros
Hacienda, in the states of Coahuila Zacatecas and
Durango. This property consists Of I775OOO acres.
Besides the land which is valued at about $1,000
eco there also great herds of horses cattle and
smaller animals which are considered in the trans
action The purchase price is reported to be
$S,O00OG0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
PENN. TwocENr BILL ADVANCES.

Harrisburg, Penn, March l3.-The Senate Rail-
road Committee to-day reported favorably the Two
Cent Railroad Fare bill, which passed the House
two weeks ago. Despite the vigorous opposition OF
the railroads the bin Is expected 10 pass the Sem
ate next week. Governor stuart in his campaign
speeches last fail pledged himself In favor ~
fwo-cRlt railroad fare faW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

AN EXCUSE FOR ABSENCE
schoolmaster-Why dld you stay away r0A'
school, Fran<ief
BoyF-AIe mutheF braWke ser arm. -,
ScAOoirnaster-ffut why did you stay Two aAss'
Bay-Shs brawks it s. Two pla-acss.-sS9noo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-08
CIT ACIO

"A Manuel Antonio Torres Or
tiz, de residencia desconocida. A los
herederos de Federico Torres Villa
faf1e, residences en- San Lorenzo. A
los herederos de Ricardo Torres Y
Ortiz, residences en- Caguas.: A En-
riqueta, Trinidad, Manuel de tests,
Martina, Juana Francisco, Francisco
Antonio, Jose Antonio. Tomasa Mar
colina Torres Villafafle, Estefana
Torres Ortiz, vecinos de San Loren
20. Y Maria Merced, Juana Maria,
Maria del Carmen. Maria Froilana
Torres Ortiz y Jose Joaquin Torres
ViflafafIe, vecinos de Caguas.
Por la presente Sc les notifica u.s.
tedes, los arriba nom brados que ante
esta Honorable Corte, ha sido pre-
sentada una solicitud jurada, por la
parte arriba relacionada, solicitando
Sc nombre un administrator judicial
para los bienes del fnado Manuel de
Jesis Torres Villafaie y su esposa,
tambien fallecida, Francisco Ulpiana
Villafaf1e Rivera. toda vez que con-
curren memories en- la herenc1a.
Y sc les cita por la presente para
estar y comparecer ante .esta Corte
de Distrito de Humacao, Ell dia II de
Mayo de 1907, a las 9 a. m, para ser
oidos en- Corte alberta y resolver
acerca de Ia petici6n.
Dada bajo mi frma y sello de la
Corte en- Humacao, Puerto Rico, 4
diez de Abril de mil novecientos sic
te. To mas Torres Grau, Deputy Sty,
Dist. Court -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-08
LEWIS J. PROCTOR.
General Manager.

optarian por irnltar al seIlor de Ca
chupin: Sc quedarfan en- casa. e,~s
q Los dem6cratas de esta categoria
merecen respeto. Son pocos. pero
buenos. Sc parecen aquellos cons
titucionales de los comienzos de la
Revolution Francesa, entire los cuales
descollaba Ell soberbio genio de Mi
rabeau, que representation la mode
raci6n Ell sentido de gobierno; pero
que estaban en- Ininoria. Tambien 10
estan estos democratas; y 10 estan
por 10 que const ituye, al propio ITEM
po. su virtud y su debilidad en- un
pals de sufragio UNIVERSAL: no corte-
jan la popularidad. No Sc avienen a
aullar con los lobos; son perros, guar
danes de la ca sa que, honradamente,
ladran contra la majaderia socialista
y la codicia proteccionista.
Con todos estos componentes Jcomo
no ha dc ser interesante la elecclon
presidential de 1908? va Sc anuncia
la posibilidad de que, en- la campafia
de propaganda que la precedera, han
de hacer alg1n pspel los asuntos de
Cuba y Filipinas.
Sobre este no Sc nos dice mucho;
pero, 81, 10 bastante para que nos en-
teremos de que, ahora, Ell deseo de
los jefes del partido republican, es
que den buenos resultados las elec-
clones que van celebrarse en- esta
isla y en- aquel Archipelago. En- las
Filipinas Sc va la implantaci6n de
la autonomla, que sera completa
cuando. dentro de algunos meses. Sc
eliza la Asamblea; y, EN- Cuba. la
reconstruction del gobierno indepen-
diente' ST Ell alguna dc esas dos
empresas Sc sufre aleln contratiem-
po. este sera expiotado por los demo
cratas, que es 10 que temen los caci-
ques republicanos. Si no hay mas
que exitos no Sc tendra que entrar
en- explicaciones y esos exitos. sc
agregaran los demas del partido
que hoy gobierna
Pero en- case de que suceda en-
Cuba 8 en- Filipinas algo que no este
bien y sc salgan del programa. ique
diran. y sobre todo.A que pondran los
democratas? Aguardarenos que Sc
nos cuente este en- otro folletin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-08
Desoe Washington


Preguntaba yo en- una de estas
cartas, hace pocos dias, 81 los demo :
cratas sabrfan utilizar la crisis en- que
ha entrado Ell partido republicano.
Hoy por hoy, no sc ven probabilida-
-des de clio. Ell partido republicano
tiene 6ebre: pero su adversario tiene
paralisis; esta dividido en- tres frac-
cionessirreconciliab la derecha in
dividualista y las dos izquierdas de
tendencias socialistas, la que capita
nea Mr.. Bryan y la que dirije MIR.
Hearst.
En- vista de que los republicanos
van a tener una guerra civil sobre la
candidatura para Presidente, 10 indi
-cado era que los democratas Sc pa-
.sieran de buen humor Y pensasen en-
entenderSe, en- tener tacto de codos
en- aprovechar la OCCASION.
Pues uno de ellos, que no sc ST es
TN cronista un ingenuo Mr. Graves,
periodista del Sur, Sc lie ha ocurrido
proponer que la Convention Nacional
Democratica proclame candidate a
Mr.. Roo sevelt y encargue nada me-
nos que 4 Mr.. Bryan. que ha sido va
dos veces candidate quiere reinci-
dir. de pedir ESQ la Convention.
iEn que Sc funda Mr.. Graves? En-
que el Presidente esta hacienda poll
tica democratica: sus ideas acerca-o
contra-los trusts las empresas fe-
rroviarias las ha tornado del progra-
ma de los democratas y elias SAP las
fque 10 han puesto en- pugna Goa la
.derecha del partido repuDlicano.
Esto es cierto; hoy, Mr.. Roosevelt,
en- la tendencia general de su poll
tica, esta mas cerca de sus adverse
rios cue de sus correliglonarios; su
conducta pudiera borrar las llneas ac-
tuales entire los partidos V traer una
alineacion nueva. Ell Presldente Sc
ha situado no solo en- la ;zquierda re-
publicana, sino mas la izquierda que
Ii derecha dernocrata. Comparados
con el son unos conservadores Gle
veland, Olney, Parker y demas demo
cratas derechistas. A uno de esos
democratas Sc atribuye esta desalen
tadcra declarations
"Si Roosevelt es el candidate re-
publicano y Bryan el candidate de-
mocratico, ninguno de los dos nos
satisfara, pues no hay entire ellos
mas que esta diferencia: Bryan que
re que Ell gobierao 10 posca los fc
rrocarriles y Roosevelt quiere que
Ell gooierno los c)ntrolc'. Malo es
10 uno y malo es 10 otro
Els creencia general entire los as
trologos politicos. cue 81 las cos4s no
cambian mucho de aqui 4 nedlados
de 1908, Ell successor dc Mr.. Roosevelt
en la Presideucia sera TN repubiica-
no, sobre todo, ST Mr.. Roosevelt Sc
presenta candidate
No hay pro babllidad de que los
democratas pres senten un derechis.
ia como Ell Juez Gray, 6 el Senador
Daniel.
Tendran que optar entire NJ. Bryan
y alg1n sujeto de Ultima bora, un
<'cabalo obscure como Sc oicc aqui
que. por su inslgnifcancia decoIo
racion, sea aceptado por todos $ CRU
pos. Mr.. Bryan dispone q Oeste,
pero no es santo de la desJc.on de
los democratas del Sur. que votarian
por Mr.. Roosevelt; nj tampoco inspi-
ra confanza va los del Este, que
son esos, de quienes he hablado antes
y que, entire Mr.. Roosevelt y Bryan,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-08
Linea Norton

Ell yApoR "EToNA' sali6 de Monte
video Ell 20 de Abril ,iltimo con earga
para nuestro puerto y Sc despachara
seguidamente para los de escala de
Cuba ~
: VAPOR "ARABISTAN" Sc anuncia pa
ra salir de Montevideo Buenos All
res hacia la primera quincena de Ju-
MO proxiE1o con este destino siempre
y cuando sufciente compute de carga
as1 10 amerite.
Son sus consignatarios,
VILLAR & co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-08
Nuerte de un inventor

A los setenta y dos aflos ha fa1leci-
do John Bristin, notsb,e. mecanico.
Fue el inventor de los 10 aminadores
modernos que sirvieron de base la
enorme fortuna dc Carnegie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-08

SERYICIO TELEFONICO

The Porto Rico General Telephone Company, hace sa
Der al p1bco que puebos de Carolina Bayam6n Rio Pie
Toa Baia esan va communicates San Juan San
turce que Ell de JUNO 10 esaTan amben Vega
Baja, Manati, Barceoneta Arecibo.
B. HUICY LEWIS PROCTOR,
Preside Manager.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-08
En- Il Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Hu-
macao, Puerto Rico.
Simona del G. Torres villafs1e
de Saras,

Ex--parte,
Abintestato de Manuel de
Jesus Torres Villafane y Fran
cisca Ulpiana Villafafie Rivera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
Pure Food Department.

Colonial Blend Coffee, Lib can. s5c. alb
Queen and Stuffed Olives, bottle Zoe TO 6Oc
Colonial" Pure Apple Cider Vinegar p.1
Maeonochie's Imported English Pickles. bottle
1c' uozeH - Ok
Colonial Tomato Catsup, bottle. 23c
alpha" Salad Cream. the dressing without
OH, DotIie .15c and DC
MaraschIno Cherries, bottle. .25c 45c and 7hc
Old Virginia Breakfast Herring Roe can Zoe.
noAefi' :. .'.'.. y rs
Franco American Potted Beef for sandwiches
ca" - :. =. :. - .10c
Imported Sardines. can. .......... 1Oc to 35c
New Pack Columbia River Salmon A-lb can
New Crop Absolutely Pure Maple and Suv,r
Syrup, bottle. 1Oc and 2oc; quart. haif-gaIion
ana gallon cans 4Oc, Toe and 81 35
Vermont Pure Sap Syrup. quart, soc; half gal
Ion, 0hc; gallon ...--......-.........S 81 s.
Indian" Corn Starch. lib. package &c
New Catch Boneless Goldfish LIB. carton TIC.
and Id. wooden boxes. ......... .4Oc and Coz
Maple Butter Compound can. 25e
New Layer Raisins, lb..............2 5c
Colonial Mince Meat. h.. 15c: 5 lbs " csc
Pineapple, Edam. Sap Sage. English Dairy.
Sage. New York Full Cream, Imported Rooueforf
and Sweltzer Cheeses..
Gosman.s "clQuot Club and Imported GINGER
Choice Smooth. Thin-skin Potatoes peck. &c
Freshly Baked Cakes-Ansel. Sunshine. Sponxe
Marble Devil and Layer fafl fliings,
New Seie-yeasted Buckwheat; alb. pcks foc
Choice CONNECTIONS, ID. 25c 10 e0se
Fifth doof, Teath Ut. :