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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-24
If you like clear Havana cigar
try the "Royal Baron" maufac-
tured by Woodward Bros. 31tf.

If you like a clear Havana cigar
try the "Royal Baron" maufac-
tured by Woodward Bros. 31tf.
Next time your neighbor comes
to borrow your copy of the Chron-
icle try to pesuade him to SUBJ
scribe for it himself.
NOTICE-There will be meet
ing of the Beach Cemetery Associ-
atom at the fire hall on Saturday,
July 2. A full attendance is de-
sired. Per order directors.
will loan you money to pay for
your house and you can pay it
back. interest and principal, by
the month same as paying rent
j. R. Waters. 41tf
TAKEN UP NOTICE-Noice is
hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up as an estrray one bald
faced buckskin pony with three
white feet and weighing about 800
pounds. Branded with vented
bell on the left hip and flying
x on the left shoulder. The
owner can have property by prov
ing same, paying expenses of keep
and cost Of this notice. This was
done and property is at SW4 of
section 10, twp. al, range 104 in
Billings county, N. Dak.-L. L.
Parsons, Beach, N. Oak. p29-31
The baseball team went away
yesterday for a short tour Of the
west, playing three games while
on tour. The first will be at Fall
Ion today, Terry tomorrow and the
game Sunday will be with Miles
City at the latter's park. Man
ager Griffiths confidently expects
to win two Of the three, possibly
all of them. At Miles City the
boys expect to bump into a pretty
stiff aggregation, but Crit. thinks
his boys have recovered from
their slump and will make cred
table showing.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-24
WANTED-Man to do
breaking in Sec. 1-14l-104.
$500 per acre. Teams pre-
ferred.- j. E. Richardson. 26tf

If you are planning to prove up
on your homestead or wish to bor-
row money. write to Fisher &
Fisher, Wibaux. Mont, and their
representative will call. Why pay
such high interest rates for your
loan? We want choice mortgages
anywhere, and charge no expense
nor bonus. Money always ready
and an inquiry costs you nothing.
14tf.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-24

Section 10, township 13, range
60; all pillow land; $50 acres brok-
en-. balance can be cultivated.
This is one Of the finest bottoms
on Beaver creek, eight miles to
Beach, six miles to Yates. nine
miles to Wibaux.
Several sections of good land
near Terry. Mont, within six to
ten miles from town. One Sec
tion near which a homestead
could be taken will make a fine
stock farm.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-24

Section Is, township 10. range
SO; 100 acres broken, balance
good pillow land, living water on
this Section.
Nw4 section 26. township IL.
range SO; IS acres in wheat
small house, barn and granary;
school house on land; all fenced,
immediate possession; will offer
bargain on this quarter crop in
cluded.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-24

Section /, township ID. range
SO, 400 acres broke and in crop.
crop Included. Beaver creek runs
through one corner, S miles south
of Wibaux.
Section 8. township l3, range
SO; 470 acres broke. rented for
cash rent. Good springs on this
land.
Section z, township 10, range
SO, all prairie.
Section 9. township 10, range
SO, all prairie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

mementos and portraits of Bal1nc con
tanned in the museum.
The curator declines to pay tn" money
ont Of his own pocket and says the neon"
~ the museum is barely sufficient Tor
its upkccp. whilr h" cannot d"o"ntly
come down upon the donors who hhV"
already gwen what property i,.'' W - p.
IosseSs.s The donors. Toc that matte.
will at once claim hack tn m"mcntos
of Balzac given 10y than u th" tax col
hector puts the hailihS in
The pr, sidrnt Of the Society OF III"
Friends Of Balzac has written Indignantly
and sarcastIcallv 10 tn" authorities.
declaring that ns an establishment OF
national interest the Balzac Museum -
Legally exempt from taxation and that
should the Treasury PERSIST IN its threats
II will incur odnm aud I'"~s'h'y som"
TidiCule
P.rh,p- the only country whore Won
caa occasionally -" hing leaning
ont of a window ~ the royal palace and
Passing tn. time Of day with his subjects
= Montenegro. who's" popular ruler
has celebrated the completion ~ fifty years
re,,n by assuming kingly rank and title
Normally the population Of Cetinje.
the capital is 5. SO bat for the festivities
~ O0p Mon'enegrins from all over the
Courlrv assembled ds"ked out IA their
besaa multicolored clothes. each man a
small armory of knives aud pistols, most
II them Il foot aud half long II mat
tered little 10 the moun'ain""rs that Their"
was no sleeping accommodation IN IN"
town. they made themseiNrr "omfortahl'
on the bare hillside
Their. - a beautiful simplicity Of man
nera among the Monteuegrin folk Two
Amehcan women managed 10 get a room
Ia theths.lve- When they asked for a
door key their host answered With beam
ing smile
we don't keep them We only shut
our doors because IL the cold and 20 keep
the clogs out.
The next morning their host. the punk
of courtesy. presented them with a rare
luxury. an ancient Toothbrush. tn use
between them
Mirrors there are none m Montenegro.
neither are there any trains or 1treet car
What seemed q Impress the people vastly
saws q correspondent. was the first water
cart seen IN the kingdom. queer tin
tboller affair bought for the festive o.
Caslon II was drawn hy two hullock-
and filled by ak men using old petrol
cans Afterward b~medalled official
walked In front 20 II through the town
directing the men where to water ia"
roads.
For ak years there has no, been a single
cas. n robbery or burglary IN Montenegro
There are AZ present only eight convicts
Continued on FOurfSSRh Pogo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
Rings.

~ s8s. 90. Value $1,000. Prin-
cess ~ 10 diamonds.
A. a2OH. 90. Value GB2B.0O. Prin-
cess Of ~ diamonds.
~ s23s. 90. Value s3BO.oO. Prin-
oe-s Of 20 diamonds.
Al s.o.OO,N.'ue sI2o.Pe. Cluster
Of v diamonds.
~ ss0. OO, Value sl3S.OO. Cluster
1T diamonds
At $1,000, Value $1,000. Gus
ter Of diamonds.
~ sI32.OO. Value S7OO.OO. Clus-
ter Of /? diamonds
At SlS.2S, Value $4,000. Cluster
Of dIa monds
~ S22.SS, Value SIS M. Cluster
Of dia monds
~ E22.S5. Value $4,000. ChIsteT
81 / sapphire and o diamonds
AZ s32.s5. Value $4,000. Cluster
of I ruby and u diamonds
Al $4,000, Value $1,000. Solitaire
with diamonds az side-.
~ sl2.OO. Value $1,000. Twin
diamonds. with diamonds az sides
~ $4,000, Value $1,000. Large
turquoise. with u diamonds
~ S52OO. Value $500. Fan
=hRpe design. saith ~ diamonds
NJ S83.OO. Value $1,000. Cluster
81 diamonds
~ so6.OO. Value sISG. OO. Diago-
nal design. with ~ diamonds.
1t sIO5.OO. Value - $4,000. Three
-ton" hoop. > diamonds aud I pearl.
At SIIl.OO. Value SIS5.OO. Pr,n-
1855 with 1 ruby and - diamonds.
- SI:O. OO. NaIuc s2OO.OO. Mar
fltaatnn 90 - diamonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

md LaNOnie DamaSkS plan ana nped NeIOur>, inquired
mted quantity. CONE EARLY.
A. az io q plan and strI.d N"oIrS - 30 ward
one hundred and ffty fine sofa Cushions value 81
Sl.3D each
mSrceriled Armurc tapestry POril"p- s2DS pair
al crnkla aIe-trv Porttere~ SOS
a ~ mported velour (.ouCh Govern. RIO.pS each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

INtI VDTNG SIN DAWANNN HrOcateIIeS, BToChe
MoauetteS and silk figured NelourS aud Neyets. Only
q o. s. Dannask figured Moqu"tte- silk Ar
mure~ and IAvonia sik IDamask- Sl.DS ward
silk Bros7a elles S5.D5 a yard
Si2 bTuche elk Damask- and silk LFvonie Da
masks s2.D5. S3.H5 and ss.oS ysrd
it'd un,r ,rutr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

Con',rvsd On Four,,sH'h Pogo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

III luck IN money matters Seems 'o pur-
size Ballac even hevond IN. grave III
spent his lite m contests with creditors
and there wer" whole months whom he
did not venture out of doors IN tho clay
time for fear " hailihs. Now lshhhs
threaten tho Balkao ks,ise'In. -
IN" Treasury claiyns % for rates and
taNeS for 1919 andArAS%ly Sos for 1910
The tax collector threatens TO nut the hail
ihs IN Immediately II m" total sum IL no,
forthcoming and eventually 10 sell the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

arc S.3i2 who earn from ICOD to 500
Then there H. a sudden Jump to II Ia per.
sons who hay. from s., OOO to so. on year
Thea the figures drop again To SIC who
draw tetween SoO.OOo and t25.OO At
th" top OF th.. ladder are twenty of for
tunes favorites who's. salaries exceed
Sr5Iu0 a ,'aar
The total income at So .OoO employees
last year wa SSO .OOO. GA. an average of
H.Ie5 a head The previous year there
w"r" alS"0o employee drawing an aver
Age of sI.IsS Thus IN year the average
salary - the employee has fallen 10y SSo
Tn" net value Of estates on which sue.
"ession duti"S were paid was 81 i2S an .OOO
IN lSa-i ~. an increase OF 81. O'O.OO over
the prev Ious fiscal year There werr Ave
estates IN i9o-IO the value of which ex-
""-d'd si.'O.Ooo. and all were English
Miss Grigsby Of New York recently re-
ceived an evidenc. uf the length 20 which
Queen Mary goes in "A desire tn imbus her
children with simple tastes Miss Grigsby
Us favoritc with the royal children
whom sh" knows through their French
Gov"rns-s and when little Prince John was
ill short time ago sh" begged to bn Above :
To send him a Teddy bsar TO replace. "a worn
uut one he had been in the habit of taking
to h'-d with him after the fashion Of mani
children. royal and otherwi-.
The Queen consented that the Prince
should accept tia. Rift and Miss GrIgshy
straIghtway purchased the large-, latest
and most elaborate Teddy l,-ar possible.
which she despatch I'd to 10. palace Her
surprise was great when the hear came
/ haVk again to her with a little note from
| the Queen saying that she always liked the
children 20 have only the most UnpTeten
tious toys. and that a. Prince Johns last
| Teddy bear was but a quarter of the size
/ Of the present one abe considered II would
he better To have the same kind The
/ American hurriedly exchanged the large.
( robust and costly Teddy for most modest
specimen II The breed
The same treatment is accorded Prin-
cess Mary. Her dolls have always be-n
Of a simpl" kind and she - required tn
make their clothes herself IA the intervals
of stitching flannel r-'ttICoats for the
poor. with which task she occupies much
81 her time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
Brooches.

~ $500. Value $1,000. Bpr q .
diamonds
~ sO4.OO. value sIsO.Oo. Bar Of
~ diamonds
AZ ~ 5000. Value S7IS.0O. HaT-
vest moon 81 ~ diamonds
~ SID2.Odp, Value S:i25.OO. Fancy
harvest T'pon ~ ~ diamond
~ S293.OO. Value S:S7 500. Paved
heart Vith - diamonds.
AZ - SCI 0O, Nalue S3S1.OO. Open
heart with I Tihy and 70 diamonds.
~ S7sO.OO. Value sSHS.O0. Bow
knot with ~ diamonds
At y IspS. fNp. NaltIc ss.tAS.DO. How
knot with - dilTnunt~
AtSISs .OO. Value S:BOO.OO. Wreath
eject With 90 diamonds
~ a221.Oa, Value Sg5 500. HOr-e-
shoe 81 - diamond.
A. SlOO.OO. Value SlsS .OO. Pan
sHect - pearl and r. diamond.
~ s3O.s5, Value S5S.OO. Wire
scroll With diamond
~ sI7.2S. Value $4,000. Wire
sunburst with I diamond
Al 500 Value $4,000. WIZ
star eject with diamonds
Scarf Pins 4 Pieces Only.
A,saa. 90 To- $500, va.ues $500
to ~ 3S.OO.
Bracelets a Assorted Pieces.
Ats:O.5S tos2S.SO, Values $500
60 $4,000.
Main aoor. aenter. c-asrsi suiIa.aE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
90 Beautiful Pieces

The cream OF his entire stock.
Diamonds are white and very
high grade. MOuntings are prin-
cipally Of platinum. All hand
constructed. Designs such as
found only in the better class
Of ievelry-in exquisite taste TO
appeal TO the most fastidious.
We cannot exaggerate the wonder
OF the prices in this sale. We men
ton the regular retail prices to-day
and our prices in this sale. II you
have an expert friend bring him along.
as il will help you TO appreciate the
unusual character % this GREAT
OFFERING.
A few examples Of prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

BROOKLYN DNERTISEWENTs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
.$1.25 atinMessaIine, s. *; %ss'' 60c.
Diamond Sale.
The Diamond Jewelry
Event Of the Year.
40 to 500 Undcrprieed.

THE STOCK OF A MAIDEN
LANE DEALER who needed
immediate cash and knew just
where TO get il for his splendid
goods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
A CONTINENT IN The MAKING
THIN SCIENCE INPI avs THE
PICIFH"S EIRTHOi ikE>.

V~' ,r-a"at oT capital Driven out Of
England for Investment Figures OF
Great BrnaIn'> wealth. ~tmpIe rSSs
Tor RSSaI IhiLlrrn ou""r "aIs In
Montenegro Nmerican Doctors He
ting shut cut Of Paris hamrhatkaN
RIeh EIsh~rIr, Almost DESTROYED
ssai, ST. PTIncrss-s os nzrTIaE-ahle
Nge PTusslan Hcd TaIe NiriorS In
the NrN Naval War Matter 81
Nerves West Famsu~ German Vine
Yard Threa,ene,I Popular Portr, &.
The oasis., 1910-03-19
Alds......<, s......<,
Saturday, March I9, 1910
The Hotel Rosales at cuIisean.

Al Culiacan Henry Cohen of the ,nstlinq firm of Cohen Brothers, ,ronrietors of the new Hotel Cohen a, Hermosillo and the Hotel Rosa Ios in the capital city of Sinaloa, ;s extending the second story of tbe latter named hostelry, to cover the one.story portion on the side street. which will add to the capa- c;ty of the house about dozen commodious rooms. The Rosales has been renovated, remodelled and refurnished throughout, and the new addition will make 1t a very imposing structure. MT. NJ MaTchebout, long the proprietor oI inc Hotel Armada in Guaymas and formerly of the Hotel Cosmo noIita in the same city Chat wal many years ago) continues in the management of the dining room a
 fine Hotel Rosales, and maintain
 the high reputation as catere
 that he has enjoyed always. WIS
 itors at the Sinaloa capital cit.
 will find the Hotel Rosales a home
 like and comfortable hostelry.
The oasis., 1910-03-19
VIII Install New Mac hinery.

The Pedrazzini Mining Company which has Las Chispas and El Carmen, two very valuable and widely famed mining properties near the Sonora river, in the Arlzpe district has arranged to increase the milling capacity of its plant, Recently the manager, Mir. Edward L. Dafourcq, a New York mining engineer was in El Pa8o purchas' ing machinery, and to a reporter of the Herald he gave the follow ing information, which was pub lished in that newspaper:
 "We have developed very large quantities of second class or mill. ing ore," said Mir. Dufourcq, anc therefore have determined to Tn crease our milling capacity by installing a new l50 horse powe engine and five more stamps, con centrators, and settlers, and thel we expect to mill 50 percent nor this year than last year. We hay ore reserves on the dump alread
 mined and ready for the mi amounting to 3750 tons. Our mil
 ing capacity has heretofore bee 22 tons a day, which will now |
The oasis., 1910-03-19

increased to B tons day. :, We have put up 8 foufmile overhead, ,or aeralitram, to haul timber anu fuel from our forests on the plateau, 32OO feet above the mill. This makes a saving in hauling Of "A a cord, or over $30,000 year. We are constant shippers of high grade ore and concentrates to the smelter at Fl Paso. However, we don't ship any ore running less than 20O
 ounces silver. Ore of less value
 we mill ourselves and send the bullion to the San Francisco mint. l ] The bulk of our product IS shipped
 across the mountains to Nacozal,
 about so miles, on mule back. 1 When the Nacozari railroad is
 completed south to Cumpas, the
 haul will be only 20 miles. We
 used to haul to Arizpe and thence
 by wagon road to Cananea,
 We expect not only to keep up
 our record of production to at least 100000 ounces of silver and 5OOO
 ounces gold per annum, but to ln- crease it when the milling capa- . city is enlarged. With one excep- tion, the Pedrazzini mine was the only property in Sonora that con F tinued its steady undiminlshed
 dividends during the recent hnan- |, cial depression, and paid B per :. cent on its capitalization of Sl,O ,OOO,'
 GOO for the past three years, owing
 largely to the gold dcon;ents oftheore
 The ore is gold and silver, and V occurs in Assure veins cutting ,l through the laminated flows 0 q rhyolites and tuffs. The develop ,s ment consists of three shafts to ,e depth of 800 feet, and tunne ,e 600 feet long for ventilation.
 t. In addition to this work W d have made extensive development ,p on our lead and silver mines, l s. miles south of Pedrazzini, whic CT will be of great importance to on w. future output.
 h. q have been in mining for
 years; in various countries, snch oe South America, Canada, the Unite il. State and Mexico, and l say, wit nd out hesitation, that the Mexico n. government and laws are mo bv liberal and satisfactory to to Ter eigners than any other. ma ,n- four trips year as consulting e len gineer, visiting mines in Cobra ore California and Mexico, returnii we by El Paso, which by the way, .dy on the great highway to the min 1ill and when the new railroad un( ill. construction reach us, this c cen will receive an enormous trf
 : ,;n;oo ounnliaS
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept. A-Nlonsy on call to-day was
ncminally Per cent. The weeks range was and
ia per cent. Mondays quotations being and u
Tuesday. and IL: Wednesday. and IL Thurs
day. and n Friday, and IA.
Time money was inactive during the week bat
was offered with great freedom hy a large number
a Lenders. individuals were in the market Offering
money upon special terms below the ruling price as
u rate, demanding such line Of securities as 70
preclude almost entirely the arrangement Il loans.
feW houses which had taken on money during the
Hurry OF July were mid competitors lenders md
iug themseIes lag Of N Jney which their time con-
tract prevented them from iiQudatins although the
liquidation Of stocks en- the part Of their customers
had left them IN this position Demand was less
than is ususal AZ this season. and the abnonnally
dull market indicated continuance Of the same
condition. Rates; Sixty days 3A per cent; ninety
days, per cent; four i've, ana SIX months. Hsaia
per cent.
Mercantils paper was fairly active during the week
some buyers finding i profitable 10 take advantage
Of the liberal rates at which highgrads names could
be had Supply continued good ard appeared TO be
Just as large al the end * the week as al the be-
ginning. The assortment was not less attractive
Rates; 54aJss per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS
bills receivable: yza6 per cent for four 10 six
months choice single names; 81 for Others.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25
REAL ESTATE TIL



Mount Pleasant-Lot p, block /. R. a. onas Robin
son et uK u Clarence f. NOTment. SO
West BlOomingdale-LOt 40 block /; John NJ Hen
denon % the Uni1n Trust Company trustee S.
street southwest between Canal and Second
sireets-Square el3 original lots ?, }, s. and s.
Michael /. Weller e uX. 10 (islen Z. Green. SIC.
North Rardle Ashlands-Sqpsre Si5s, lot 3; Tbs
United States Realty Company to William B.
Weed, SIC
HMbrook-sauars 5077. 10, 81: Suburban Homes
Company Ell a.. TO Abigail ". HOPE. so.
handle Highlands-SQudre 5sl lots = and .
James Henry Brown 70 the United States Really
COMPANY. SO
Tleaslut Plains and Lenan's OutIet-Easiern part
q lot p; Flea NJ. schmidt ct viz 10 Dudley T.
Hsssan SO
Columbia Heghts-Lot 20. block q; Charles J. Wal.
k'r q AK 10 Emma r. Towers, SO
/ Inglcsdc-L0t 3 block 6TWllliam v Mlhonsy e.
n Alr. W. W Davis SO
Washington Heghts-Lot g. block s. Augusta c.
Motz 10 Rose l. Nay. SIC
Seventh street northeast between g and " streets
Square $50 lot ls7. Martin J.. Gotwsls ct uK
20 Oliver II. Smith ct AK. So
New Hampshire avenue northwest. between L and
NJ stTeets-SQuaTe p original l0t Z. William L.
Browning e. % Lihbe Foer SO
New Hampshire avenue northwest. between L and n
streets-square = original LOT z, Libbie FosT
e viz 70 Samuel T. Mason. Na
Weaver No0Ihees' Addition % Cleveland Park
square 1913. lat q. David 4. Weaver snd :.
Hggs, SO
Dcb5ins Additon-Square 1901. lot g, John K
Halslip et uz. % Frances H. Reichard ri ux Sc.
handle Highlards-SquaTe 55Sl lots = and 3. The
United States Realty Company % Benjamin F.
Woodward, so
TaIiyseIenth street eTtended-Square lNl lot ~.
The International Realty and Development Com
lany 10 Arthur L. Brew. SO
" street northwest between Seventeenth aud Eight
zenith strcets-SqulTe l8 east half Of lot 2. A
r L. Lecke 20 Jessi-a 9. Appleton So
L street northeast between Ninth and Tenth
streets-squage a3l. lot Il; GeoTse S. Cooper e
uX. 70 Harry O. R0bb e. ux- so.
jos Second street n0Ttheast-Sduare r. iot 81
Bertha F. Mooney % Benjamin 4. Coionna SO
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25

Baltimore, Sept. a.-Quotations BY Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTrER-Crsamery. fancy. per h.. 2714a25: d.
choice. 2iza2s; do, good, 26lsa27 do. imitation,
2'ss22; do. prints 29l2s3l; do blocks 2saS0; Iadle
p. Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls o; Ohio rolls
a. West Virginia rolls. II store packed, q; Mary
land Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints, q !;
process 24a26.
EGGs-Mayland, Pennsylvania. and nearby hrsts
per doz 2l Western irsts. q Southern hrsts, 25
West Virginia hrstS, e.
LIVE POULTRY-Chtckens young choice d.
laizal5i do. rough and poor h. l4al5 old hens lb
heavy, 49, do, small 20 medium, Halls; old ROSTERS
h., na!li ducks. old muscoTy ard mOngrel III la
y; do. young, white pekins. fat h. lsal4; do
puddle old. H.. bali; do. spring over lbs. per
h., 5alfi DO. spring small r0or, per ID IL.
plgeona old, per pair, % do, young, per pair Goa
% guinea fowl, young. IL lbs and over each. 45
do old. each. 3
PoTAToEs-White. near ., per bushel, prime
50; do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. prime
Co 90, seconds. HaSei Western. prime, 6Oa62
sweets. yellow. per Dbl, North Carolina 5Oal 65
do. Eastern Shore. l,50als5 do, Anne Arundel
I.0oaI'o yams, Potomac. pei bbl new L25al %;
Rappahannock. per bbl. LZal5a
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Apples
Eastern Shore. Maryland per Dbl fancy / a5al 90.
DO. per bbL. small. 75aIOO: do. E.r box SAD.
do, Per i2-bbl baS. 40a50; do Western MARYLAND
ana pennsylvania. packed, per bbl. l75a2Z: do
New York, per Dbl, 20oaS.0O; beets, native. per
bunch, Hsa2; cabbage, native per 100 20OasO do.
y. \. State. per ton l00al2O0; cantaloupes native
per bas.. green, @aS9; do ripe S0a4o; do, Eastern
Shore, per crate, 25a75; celery. New York Der
crate LI5aZ .; con-. native. per doz. sugar. sal2:
cueumbers. n, y State Isr bus has. 75as5 damsoDs
Maryland and Virginia, per bbl,, 9cds259; DO, 81
bus. bas,, 5Oa6e; do. bus. box. lOaLg5; do West
eFi Maryland and West Virginia Slb. bas Is;
elephants. native per bas., l0al5; grapes Der An
has, Coneogds, l4al4lt; d., per 4lb has Niagsras
l9al4is; lettuce. native, ger bus box, 25a35; do
New York, per is-bb- bas.. L25al. so; onions New
YORK and Western, per bus, Coats; do. Maryland
and Pennsylvania yellow, per bus, S5a65; peaches
Eastern Shore. Maryland ner box, 4Oa65; do Der
ss-hasl -%aioi do, fancy pr has, 4oa60, do West
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bus, Sai0; watermelons, Virginia. per l00. as 10
size. 3OOal0o; do. North Carolina. Per 100 Soc
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