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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17

list of filed herewith also 5000 worth property which
by the County Court See filed
with and made part of this settlement
The said Sheriff also filed receipt from the County Treasurer
for the of $476 being the balance full due the
for the year of 1872 making the said sheriff square with the
County for the year of 1912.
All OF which is most respectfully submitted the Honorable
Court for approval.
w. s. HUNLEY Comr.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17

The following claims were allowed
and appropriations were made by the
Madison County Fiscal Court since
its April Term, 1912, to-wit:
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17

Richmond KY, April Is, 1913.
You will see this settlement that April 1918 there
balance County $500 81 but April l5 l9l
Fiscal and allowed the said Sheriff credit tor @
hes SIS worth of personal property delinquent with
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17
Financial Condition of
Madison County, Ky.
Statement Made as of April /, 1913
Sheriff's Partial Settlement for 1912.

w Hunle having been appointed by the Madison County
Fiscal Court Commissioner make settlement with D.
McCord sheriff of Madison County KY regard
all other money paid him sheriff. April 1872
going and belonging Madison County, KY would the
following report:
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17
MADISON COUNTY FISCAL COURT,
ttlement of D. A. McCord Sheriff OF Madison County,
for the Year of 1912.

Richmond KY April lst, 1913.
W. Hunlev having appointed by the Madison County
Court Commissioner make settlement with D. A NC
Madison County KY for the OF l9lZ which
lid January 1913 making partial settlement and now am
County Judge make final settlement with the
aid d. A. McCord sheriff of Madison County Ky for all monies
which have come into his sheriff. belonging and
ng to Madison County Ky since January ls 1913 do make
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17

FINANCIAL CONDITION OF MADISON COUNTY, KEN
TUCKY, MADE AS OF APRIL /, 1913.
Treasurer's Report.
General Fund.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17

the foregoing settlement that there bal
ance due the County SSO34O4 This balance
due property 81 each SlOO and
1924 Thes This property should all be collected
the hes should be collected on between
this April 1913, the time which the sheriff
raured Madison County Fiscal Court make his hna
ement money collected by him sheriff. going to
ason County KY all of which is submitted to the Court tor
= approval w. S HUNLEY
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17
Receipts.

Dec. 81. find that the sheriff is chargeable with ad
vaorem Sl29S0S1O assessed valuation of
property for the year 1912 81 SlOO $4,000 6l
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17

paid
The County still cash basis. meeting all its obligations
nothing for debt created dur
ing the ncubency the Court The system OF road I'M
naugurae being pushed rapidly as the funds
disposal permit As possible this system will be
applied every road the All flood damage was
promptly repaired Three large and number OF small bridges
will be built this year.
Respectfully submitted the people Of Madison County
\ THE FISCAL COURT,
Attest R. B. Terrll Clerk By w. R. Shackeord, Judge
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16
ORCAs
Z Mr.. Somers of Seattle. made a
business trip here last week.

: Mr.. Somers of Seattle. made
business trip here last week.
The w. l. l. ladies gave sur
prise party last Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. M. c. Curry's and
Miss C. L. Sanders birthday. The
time was spent at needle work,
singing and instrumental music. A
delicious lunch was served at five
by Mrs. Jack Devers and Mrs. J.
Powers. Plates were laid for every
lady in the community.
Monday evening the W l. /. hall
was opened for all the young people
of Orcas, as a farewell party for
Miss Bail. The evening was spent
in dancilsg and card playing. Fruit
punch was served during the even
ing by Mrs. M. C. Curry, and at
twelve o'clock dainty lunch was
served by the club ladies.
Miss Mayne Martin was the guest
Of Mrs. Jack Dever Monday and
tuesday.
Miss Cecil Sanders left Wednes-
day for'Lopez, where she will have
charge of the eighth grade examin-
ations thursday and Friday.
Mrs. M. c.. Curry entertained at
dinner Monday. complimentary to
Miss Ball, Miss Helen Gore and
Victoria guests. and Miss Dolly
Foster.
Next Saturday at seven-thirty
sharp the Entertainers will open
the doors for the following vaude-
Vile sketches Wanted, a Valet:
Doings of a Dude, and The Time
Table. and the laughable one-act
farce. Give Me My Wife; immed-
lately followed by the third ami
versary dance of the W. l. l. club.
The ball game between West
Sound and Marietta teams was the
most interesting game of the sea-
son. The score being 2 to 3 in ia
vor If the visiting team. The home
team will play the Richardson Ii
gers next Sunday on home diamond.
Mrs. Harry Laube and little
daughter of Paradise, are the
guests of Mrs. Laube's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c.. Cliff of Shaw island.
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leland
pop. 1859

ing Sunday, bringing home about
so of the speckled beauties.
Mrs. Morrow went to Bellingham
to take the teachers examinations
Mrs. Jack Snowden was Seattle
visitor. going down as witness on
the Viereck trial. She returned
home Wednesday.
Geo. Lewis went to Bellingham
this week to have some dental work
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and Miss
Francis Rice were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer at dinner
Friday evening.
Frank Rollins is working on the
hall this week for j. A. Spencer.
Mr.. Stroud was down last week
doing some repairing on Jay Dana s
phone.
Most everyone has their garden
lin and are planning for the summer
months.
The Misses Teel were over and
spent day at their summer cottage.
N. B. Davis took man up on the
mountain the other day.
Mr.. Mcbride, wife and father are
spending a few weeks in the Sedg-
witch cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dellinger are ex-
pected over soon to spend the re-
mainder of the spring and SUNNI
Mrs. Carver closed very success
sful term of school here last week.
Mrs. Carver left for her home in
Bellingham last Friday.
Mr.. Cheever is making quite a
few improvements at Beach farm.
He is putting in bath room, new
pig pens, fences, etc, which add
very much to the convenience and
looks of the place.
Mrs. Snowden's mother, Mrs
Jones is over from Sedro- Woolley to
spend the summer at Stormcrest
farm.
Geo. Lewis has been doing some
papering and painting at Doe Bay
the past week.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16
DOLPHIN BAY

Joseph lotte made business trip
to West Sound Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. lotte and Bert Smith
attended Grange at West Sounc
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry Krumdiack and Miss
Charlotte Jones spent the weekend
with the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Wotton on San Juan.
Fred Krumdiack and sons Will,
Ernest. Fred and Henry and Mr..
and MRS. W. A. Jones and son spent
Sunday with relatives in Friday
Harbor and also attended the base
ball game.
Quite number from here at
tended the ball game at West
Sound Sunday.
Alfred Bull made q trip last Sat
urday to Friday Harbor to see his
father, who has been there in the
hospital for the past three weeks
with pneumonia.
Mrs. w. A. Jones and children
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Henry
Krumdiack.
Fred Krumdirack and son Ernest
made a business trip to West Sound
Saturday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16

Mrs. Frank Dana of Seattle, has
been visiting at Dana Valley Farm
for some time.
The school picnic was very much
enjoyed by everyone in spite of the
rain. which began at about $3.50.
Mrs. Hamilton has been visiting
in Bel!ingham for the past two
weeks.
The Olga hall is going up fast.
Will soon be completed and ready
for some good old hops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer went fish.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16
DEER HARBOR

School was closed here last Thurs
day and Friday. 8
Will Norton was a business caller
at West Sound last Thursday.
Miss Mollie Harrison spent the
week-e END at East Sound. returning
Sunday.
Quite number from here at
tended Grange at West Sound Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Murray's brother, P. Inge,
is spending a few days visiting here.
A large crowd from here attend
ed the ball game at West Sound
Sunday. witnessing one of the best
games of the season.
Obie .Loos made his usual trip to
Friday Harbor Saturday.
The Standard Oil Company's boat
Petroleum II called here Friday
with supply of oil.
Mr.. Robinson bought the Hicks
property here consisting of eight
acres of land. Consideration $3.50.
Charles and John Lawson Jr. Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcfarland Sunday.
c. Whipple spent the weekend in
Seattle.
Mr.. Thomas. who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here, left
Monday for his home in o. egon.
Obie Loos took Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearmain, Mrs. w. johnson. Alice
and Tom Clay to Anacortes Monday
Josh. Hicks left Monday for Che
tex. Wis. where he intends making
his future home.
Joe Scruggs is again able to sit up
a little after several weeks Of con.
finement.
Approximately 275 boxes Of rhu.
barb is shipped from here weekly
for Seattle, which is about II tons
per week.
The Maxine S. was in port Wed.
nesday, displaying a new coat Of
paint.
About four of the eighth grade
students went to Friday Harbol
Wednesday afternoon to take the
eighth grade examination.
Capt. Odson and family of Seat.
tie moved on the Wotten place last
week.
Mrs. Mcdonald, who has been Wis.
ting at the home OF Mr.. Scruggs,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16
Notice to Correspondents

As Memorial Day comes on pub
LEGATION day, Friday, May 80, kind
ly see that all news is sent in that
week not later than Wednesday
evenings mail, as this office will be
closed all day Friday. Any notes
received later than Wednesday will
be held over until the next issue.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16
Health a Factor of Success.

The largest factor contributing
to a mans success is undoubtedly
health. 1t has been observed that
a man is seldom sick when his bow
els are regular is never well
when he is constipated. For con-
stipation You will find nothing
quite so good as Chamberlain s
Tablets. They NOT only move the
bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion They
are sold BY Friday Harbor Drug Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16
rheumatism Quickly Cured

"My sisters husband. had an at
tack of rheumatism in his arm y
writes well known resident of
Newton, Iowa. 81 gave him bot.
tie Of Chamberlain's Liniment
which he applied to his arm and on
the next morning the rheumatism
was gone" For chronic muscular
rheumatism you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Liniment
Sold by Friday Harbor Drug Go.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16
Cure for Stomach Disorders

Cure for Stomach Disorders
Disorders of the stomach may be
avoided by the use Of Chamberlain
Tablets. Many very remarkable
cures have been effected by these
tablets. Sold by Friday Harbor
Drug Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16

left Monday for her home in Seat.
tie.
Miss Barker of Seattle is keeping
house for Spen Murray and Ted
Foote.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

lot in line OF Cumberland street, 10 W Of
Guerrero. w 25 by n 100; $40.
0. H. Ferguson TO Harriet L. Culver, lot in
line OF Thirty-eighth avenue. 200 Of Quin-
tara street. 25 by 12o: grant
Maria Morando TO Giovanni GotelIi ct al. lot
in W line of Grant avenue, s7:6 Of Greenwich,
S 20 by W so; $40.
Katharine Cram ct al. TO Gustaf Erikson and
wife. lot at SW corner of Alma and Beiyedere
streets. w 9i.Il7s. s 25. S 9S:10ss n %: So
Reina punphy and wife to Mary II. Rising,
street, S Is by W 52:s: $40.
Lillian ". Hunt and husband to Mary a. Ris-
ing. lot at SW corner of Lake street and Fiji
teenth avenue. " 52:6 by 42. $40.
Parksidc Realty company to Gustaf Holngren,
lo- In w line OF Thirtieth avenue, I25 S OF Para
val street. Is by 100; So
John A. Morrison eft al. to E. B. Ewing lot In
W line Of Guerrero street. 100 OF Twenty nth.
5 50 By W 125; $40.
F. Byrnes to Joseph Sweetman. lot 25, Demar-
fiDi tract. $40.
MathiIda Holiing to Carolina Ida NJ. Schultz,
lots O. 9 and I. block 10, subdivision 2. Caren-
don Heights: gift.
Carrie r. Avery to Otto G. Koopmann. third
interest in lot in " line Of Peralta avenue. 100
of Montcalm street. so By W IT'S: $40.
The Mccarthy company to George Menke and
wife. half OF lot SO and half OF lot 81 block
]. A. Ferreiros to Lorenzo Ferreiros. lot 4o7.
gift map i: $40.
william 2. Reek to Henry G. 9eck. lot at NV
corner Of California street and Eighteenth ave
Henry C. Reck TO william E. Reck lot in E
line of Sixteenth avenue 224:4 S Of Balboa
street; So z l2I;s. = 3o:I. 1N:!H; SO
n Of Taraval street. y Is by E 40; $40.
Same to Agnes G. Robson lot In w line q
25 by w 12o S10.
Charles Monte TO Rosa G. Olsen. lot In w line
OF Seventeenth avenue. 70 s Of Balboa street. s
Oscar Heyman Brother to Festus o,Too,e
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

$40.
Emil A. Layman to Mary a. Laymsn lot at
NV corner of Stockton aud Ellis streets y 65
by W 40; S1Oo, 600.
The Mccarthy company to Catherine Corcoran.
lot in Z line of Nineteenth avenue. 275 OF Full
ton street % by E 120: SO.
Lily Hughes to Sol Gefz & Sons lot at NV
corner OF street and Thirty third avenue. % \
loo by w 57:6; ST.
Newell Murdoch Realty company to Robert P.
Phillips. lot IS. block IL Forest Hill: $40.
Phillip Muller TO Adele Muller. lot In e line Of
gift .
Henry J. ohisen to Albert G. sala, lots sos and
557. gift map 2; $40.
Florence White Donegan to Madeline Miglias
vacca. lot commencing 219 NEo from line OF
Frederick street. and $50 at right angles from
NV line of Buena Vista. etc: SO.
Mary Wolpmann to Kenneth Mackenzie lot ins
W line of Wisconsin street. 100 OF Twentieth.
S so by W 100: $40.
Cora NJ. Osborn TO Ella A. Osborn lot at Me-
corner Of Pine and LeaveHworth streets, Sc s8y
e so; gift
Robert Alexander TO Jacob Pirag and wife.
lot In SW line Of Sixteenth avenue South $50
NV of I street. NV - by SW 100: $40.
Edmund Sherwood and wife to Homestead
Realty company. lot In W line of Plymouth ave-
nue.. IS Of Broad street, S 25 by " 100; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Renus. seeds and HOE.

The bean market is quiet and has mixed
Tone colored kinds being generally firm. while
Iimas and small whites easier and little
lower. Manchuria butter beans are firm at an
advance OF I5c a Genital AdvIces from the south
say that the lima bean crop looks very good and
Ii is estimated that the yield will be about
100000 sacks. The healthy outlook for the
coming crop has evidently brought about some
selling OF spot stocks. for prices are 10c een-
tai lower locally. IL Is considered certain,
however. that there viii be no csrryover of old
crop linas this year. The acreage In other
beans is comparatively small, but the crops are
reported fair.
Beans (recIeaned, per cfll--Iimas, So. 70G5. 80
Manchurian butter, s3.s5d4: bayos, s3.40d
SEQ; large whites s4-70d4.S5: small whites.
$5 70d so: pink. $3 25d3. 81: blackeyes So. .40d
$50: red $4Gl4.20; red kidney. So. 70a3 IS; gar
vanzas. s3.50d4; horse beans, $2G2.3J; cram,
berry, nominal.
Seeds-alustard. -: 1sxseed. s3.s5674 per ctl,
canary, 6G651e per lb alfalfa. I4d1Sc; rape
2l5M3i5c; timothy, nominal; hemp. &c: mlIlet
Dried Peas-Green ssG325 per eti.
Hops-Cslifornis. 1912 crop, to growers 12d
f6c per Id for general offerings choice, scarce
and nominal at 2oc.
NEW YORK. July -Hops-Firm State.
common to choice. 1912, lag Ql9c; do lg11 10a
l4ci Pacific coast, 1912, l6G i9c; do 1911,
13d16c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Esa Stephenson and wife to Elisabeth King,
lots 81 and 3J. block 5J. Refs tract SO
HarrJ L. Richards and wife to Homestead
Realty company, lot at SW corner of Broad
street and Plymouth avenue. 90 By W 100; 80.
Estate of Ellen O'Brien. by executor. to Joseph
Reiehel. lot at SW corner OF street and Sew
enth avenue, 8 30 by " 1926 $500.
E.. ". Henrichs and wife to John A. Fairchild.
lot in NV line of Edinburgh street. rs SW Of
India avenue. SW 90 by SW 100; So
Kenneth E. Mckenzie to Rico Bulthouse. lot Ia
W line OF Forty-third avenue. 1926 Of n
street, y 37:6 by w 100; s..
Margaret Mckenzie to Rico Buithouse. lot in
r. line Of Forty-fourth avenue 175 OF u street
25 by r 10: SO.
Mary Ellen Sutheriin and Margaret Hoey ct al.
to r. B. Olivia and wife, lot in \ line OF Fif-
teenth street. 2I0 2 Of Castro, 23:3E by y
115: SO.
Ferdinand Nelson and wife to Jurgen Walter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Potatoes. onions and yesetahIes

Several descriptions OF vegetables, notably
summer squash and green corn, showing
districts, and as a consequence the market Is
rather slenderly supplied with strictly first class
offerings in several lines. Good summer squash
was very scarce yesterday and the best selections
green corn sold at wide range as 20 condition.
choice lots being in urgent demand at high rates,
while OF stock was neglected Cucumbers were
also scarce aud frmer with the best offerings
bringing 81 box. Lima beans were in greatly
increased supply and lower with most Of the
days arrivals still hand at the close, owing
10 the tardy delivery OF consignnents The
general run of string beans, peas. eggplant and
being somewhat in excess of market require
ments. Tomatoes IN Jugs from The river were
IN increased supply and they ruled weak at sag
ging prices liberal carryover led many re-
Small packages from Merced and the southern
valleys were much In evidence and cheap, with
receivers trying hard TO effect clearances at
the expense Of values. The potato market was
in good shape generally with choice stock keep
ing closely cleaned Up well maintained prices.
Clafksburg onions had sharp advance.
Potatoes-New river, white. $l.19G 1.33 per ctl
In boxes and SIG1.25 in sacks: San Mateo do,
sJcGs1 per ctl; new sweets, 2d3Ac per ID.
onions-New river red. 5o965e per sack; 90
Yellow, 65qIsc per sack; clarksburg yellow.
s1.10Gl.20 per ctl.
for bay; other kinds, 50cG$I: green peas. 293c
per ID: cucumbers. s5cdsI per box, garlic, 3G14c
per ib; cabbage. 81 per cti; enulifower. 40650c
per dozen: green peppers. 50Q6oc per box: car
rots. 81 p per sack. string beans. "a 4c per Ib
lima beans, 465c per ID; summer squash S5cG
Sl-25 per box: Italian SQUASH 25Q3jc per box
tomatoes, 55d5oc per box for Merced: large
river boxes, s5cdsI-25: southern crates, 50d6sc:
per box; eggplant, sJeGsl per box.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. July -Butter-Unchanged
Egg Market i'm Nearby Counties

PETALUMA, July 15.--The market continues
to show slight upward tendency and today
after receipt sof transactions OF the San Fran
cisco dairy and egg exchange quotations for extra
ranch raised y cent. Dealers and spec1l-
lators offered a cents for extrs ranch and 2013
cents for selected pullets. The delivery was
not heavy.
SANTA CRUZ. July 15.-Eggs took sudden
jump in prices today. extras advancing to 24c-
Firsts and selected pullets brought 2lc, an adj
vance OF 11c
SANTA ROSA July 15.-There was no change
on the local egg market and on receipt of ad-
vices showing the morning transactions on the
San Francisco Dairy Produce and Egg exchange
the local dealers all paid % &c per dozen for
first grade and 20c per dozen for second or pullet
grade eggs delivered yesterday. Production re-
mains light for this season OF the year.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Hides. Tallo,.. Grease and wool

Hides-culls sen Ic under the quotation for
salt and 192c for dry hides. Heavy aud medium
saited steers 1shc; light 1si1c: cowhides. 1sc !;
bulls and stays s9sc: salted kip, Ne: salted
veal and salted calf. 17iac; dry hides, 24G25c;
culls. 23c murrain, 23c: dry calf and veal. 2sc !:
dry kip 25c; dry salt hides, lee; dry bulls and
dunn, 45qsoc; long wool, s5c9sI; lambs. %
lambs. 1aIoc; shearlings 15G25c for No. i and
1oc for No. 3 horsehides. salt. s2.750s fer large
prime and t225Q12.5 so for No. / medium, 81. IS
az. small. T5c7$1.25; colts, 25@5oc; horse
hides, dry. s2G2.25 Tor large, 81 .5eG2 for me-
diufn. 5ocdsI for small and 23@5ec for colts;
goatskins, prime ancoras. 75cGsl: medium, $50
Soc long hair goats. 40c; medium, 25e; kids.
5d10c.
Tallow-So. / rendered. bbls, 5G5zc; cans
and drums. 3i5 95c.
Grease-263c per Id.
Wool tspring ciigl-san Joaquin, and s
Biur. ifm12hc; do year. 12L G14c. Humboldt
and Mendecino, months. 1411Sc; do years
clip. is920c.
NEW YORK July 15.-Hides--Firm. Central
American. 29%c; Bogota. 29ia Gs0he.
Wool-Steady. Domestic fleece, XXX Ohio, q
T2Sc
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Provisions

Hams (per ib)-California. n. Fl. brand. Poke;
NJ L. brand, 2le: picnics, 14izc; Primrose,
23c; Eastern STAR 22l4c; skinned, 24c. Mon
arch 2oigc; picnic, ,sI5s3c.
Bacon-Princess. TO lbs, SIC; Eastern Star,
A TO lbs soc, 6 to lbs &c. to 10 lbs &c. 10
to IL lbs 26c: Arrow. 8 to 10 lbs 26isc. 10 to IL
lbs 25lac: medium bacon. 20iac; light medium,
coke; light dry salt bacon TO 10 lbs 2Sc, 10
to IL lbs pc.
California Bacon-M. & L. brand. to lbs
27Iac, TO 10 lbs 26t1c; II. H. brand. to lbs
2551c to 10 lbs 24c, 10 to IL lbs 23izc
Cottolene-HaH bbs. 1fesc: tierce. 1iAc;
tierces 1IAc. terces, lie per ID. Caffeine,
lie for / tierce. 1oHc for tiercess I0Ac for
tlerces and 11lsc for half bbls and tubs: cases.
Eastern Lard and Oils Western Meat brand
Lard, tierces 14l1c; SOS tper case) $7.3s. los
SDlJ. IS 50. 23 3s $3.50: compound lard, tierces
9&c: 5os fper case). s.. los 80. 6s .3Sr IS
s645: yellow cooking OIL 65c per gallon; white
cooking oil, e7c per gallon; salad oil, 7sc per
gallon
California Pure Lard. VI. & L. Brand-Terces,
14i1c;. cans, l. TO case $I.3Th. to case
s1I go; large tins. 6 to g case, 1918; medium.
II TO case, 9.22i5; small. 20 TO case. 80. 30.
California Compound Lard H. II. brand
Tferce basis, CSC. cans, TO case. S5: to
case SS 10; tins TO case, $3.50; lis. So. y
20s, s6.45: NJ & L.. salad oil. tierce basis, SEC:
NJ L. cooking oil. eoc for white and 6Sc Tor
yellow: Biscola, tierces 11i5c, buckets 1fFsc,
half bbls INC, cases $50.
Beef-Extra family, family and extra mess
beef. s24 per bbl.
SIS.