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VACUUM CLEANING
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received up
until IL a. m. of Saturday, December
80. 1916, for furnishing materials for
the Makiki Round Top road, Honolulu,
T. H.
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders.
3 Plans, specifications and blank forms
of proposals are on file in the office
of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Capitol Building. Honolulu
CHARLES r. FORBES,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, December Is, 1916.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The customers of the Honolulu
Dairymen's Association, Limited, are
requested through shortage of bottles
to leave empty bottle out each deliy
cry, to insure the delivery of milk
We are unable to receive our bottles
before the next Matson boat
S. w. SMITH,
Manager.
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FOR RENT

Sample room, 36x50; above City Hard
ware Inquire City Hardware Go
6627-tf
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PENNSYLVANIA leads the states in
the use OF steam power. having 20 per
cent OF all in the United States.
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HOTELS
THE PIERPOINT.
Trade MARI Reg. U. S Pat Off.

"On the Beach at Waikiki"
Furnished bungalows and rooms; ex-
cellent meals: splendid bathing and
boating; 1000-foot promenade pier;
beautiful marine and mountain view;
terms reasonable Mrs. John Cas-
sidy. tel. 2S79, n2O2--tf
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of The Sailors
Home Society will be held at the office
of Castle * Cooke, Ltd, at a. m,
December both, 1915.
CHAS. II. ATHERTON,
Secretary.
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United States yearly imports 100000
birds.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that c. L.
Goo ha purchased the entire stock
and goodwill of the Retire & Supply
Co. and will continue the business at
1882 Nuuanu street.
C. L. GOO or GOO LUN. 6
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STAR BULLETIN GIVES YOU
ToOAY,S NEWS TO-DAY
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OFFICES FOR RENT

A choice suite of office rooms in the
centrally located Elite building on
Hotel street; suitable for any gen
teel business or profession. Apply
to James Steiner. Room :, Elite
Building. 662S-lm
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MONEY LOANED.
PAINT AND PAPERHANelNe.

S. Shiraki. 1902 Nuuanu; Tel. 4137.
Painting and paperhanging. All
work guaranteed. Bids submitted
free. k5328-tf
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Foa RENT OR LEASE.

Warehouse, Clock Tower Building;
possession June 1. Apply Honolulu
Planning Mill. Ltd. Fort ST., phone
1910. p. o. Box GIG s472-tf
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

AT HALEIWA-Lot 75x230; opp.
Haleiwa P o., next to Haleiwa brida,
cottage. M. E. Silva, Tel. 1179, or
White S9S. 6589-1m
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Secondhand cameras and lenses
bought, sold or exchanged Koda-
graph Shop, Hotel and Union SITS.
SCOTT
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UNFINISHED HOUSES

Royal Grove, 244S Kuhio avenue, new;
two bedroom house; rent $92.50.
Phone 1927 6662-tf
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Furnished cottage of four rooms Ring
up phone 27S3. 6661-tf
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LOST
Copyright. 1916. BY H. c. Fisher

Saturday night. between Kewalo
street and Honolulu Planning Mill.
Roman gold finish brooch. set with
six pearls. Reward II returned to
Star-Bullctin office. 6666-3t
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DENTISTS

DIR. C. P. DowsoN-office hours: 9
to IL a. m, to p. m; evenings,
to p. M; Sundays, to IL a. m.
No. 5 McCorriston Bldg. s56S-tt
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FOR SALE
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

A valuable residence lot, suitable for
a group of cottages, on cHline,
206x256 feet. Telephone 1925. VIM.
Borthwick
666S-Dec 2S, 80, 1915; Jan. 1, 1917.
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Certificate No. SIS. 20 shares Pahang
Rubber Co, dated February LIST,
1913, standing In the name of Capt.
James Gregory. All persons are
warned against negotiating same.
6660-1St
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES.

Going away; long term lease; two
bungalows; one furnished; chickens
and auto. DR.. Illingworth, 1880 East
Palolo road, or College of Hawaii.
6667-3t
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28
STEAMERS BRING
 MANY PEOPLE ID CORDOvA

The steamer Alaska arrived yester- day afternoon with seventy passengers and a large quantity of freight for Cor dova, and will be in port until this afternoon. when she sails to the west ward as far as Kings Cove, for which place she has a cannery crew of sixty Orientals. The Alaska will sail south from Cordova on April 5. Her Cordova passengers were: J. Dobler, J. Junkin, w. w. Hunter, J. T. Wilson, J. A. Trout, H. Henshaw, Robert keltz, Miss Ella Knowles, John R. O'Neill, Fred Aherns, N. Brown. W. J. Nolan, I. M. Foster J. o. Ellis, Miss NJ. Of- fenbach, Miss l.. Miller, B. F. Marshall, Frank Ayers, George Nichols, John F. Dillon, s. Delmage, Bill Coleman, H. Whitfield. P w. Lee, J. H. Langley, Captain w. Langley, Miss E. Herbert, D. c. Sargent. Miss NJ. Lundin, L. H. Svendsen, F. A. Hotchkiss, A. Court wright and wife, Mrs. M. Wilson, Geo. Wilson, Miss Ella Knudson, Mrs. l.. D. Black, J. H. Johnson, Mrs. J. A. Fas- gren, Victor Lundblad, K. NJ. Nafstad and wife, Henry Helmold, Martin Malwitz, Joe Odermott, J. E. Class, J. F. McCrea, Hans Berg, William Det- tering, c. E. Gustafson and wife. and nineteen steerage.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28
CALLAHAN CONVICTED AT
 FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS. March 27.- Dan Cal lahan, a member of the city council for the past ten years, and a we'll known person throughout the Panama valley, was convicted in the district court on Saturday, on the charge of rape. The evidence showed an inti- macy for years with thirteen year old girl.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

The steamer Admiral Evans arrived Sunday afternoon with the following 36 passengers from Seattle for Cor dova: James Flynn, D. C. Cover, H. Herbert and wife, Mrs. L. E. Tourney, Mrs. J. Stunton, Miss Wright, Miss Burnett, A. Mcdonald, Richard Laze- man, J. Morency. A. Make, M Elieff, Pete Nickiloff, A. Hammonson, NJ. Sa- golf, George Kennedy, NJ. J. Griffin, and nineteen steerage.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Beginning February the registra- ton book of the Town of Cordova will be open at my office at the P. 6 Store, Second street, Cordova, at all hours during the day and evening. The registration book will be closed at 4 D. m., Saturday, April l. 1916.
 CHAS. ROSsWOG, Registrar.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

The Stag Cafe is now open TOT busi- ness in O'Brien & Simpsons, and is prepared to serve you with the best of eats. It is conducted by sny yder & Bennett, who invite you to drop in and see them,
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

The steamer Watson was in port for several hours Sunday night, load ing copper ore. Cordova passengers for Seattle were Captain A. F. Lathrop, Clark Byers, H. N. Shead anG rank Whalen.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28
WATER.

Until further notice water will be shut off from o'clock in the evening until o'clock in the morning. In case of fire telephone central.
 CORDOVA POWER co.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28
LOCAL JoTTINos.

William Deetering. one of the old money at Nome during its early days, is in town. He will leave on the next train for the interior, as he now has mining interests at Ruby and Iditarod.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

P. w. Lee, of the Canoe Pass Pack ing Company, returned yesterday from the States and announces that his company will begin the erection of a three line canner at the south end of the dock in June.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

F. M. Jordan, who is interested in a copper property at Ellamar, is pas on the Alaska for that place.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28
EAGLES, ATTENTIONl

Initiation Wednesday at 8 D. m
 GEO. DOOLEY, Secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

II. N. Shead. of Fairbanks, spent Sunday in town. He was a member of the recent grand jury that indicted so many prominent people on serious charges.
 The Cordova Democratic Club will meet immediately after the show to- night (Tuesday), at the City Hall. All Democrats are earnestly requested to attend.
 Our former townsmen, H. II. Post and George K. Gilbert, are council manic candidates at the coming Ju- neau municipal election. Judge GoodeIl, formerly of Cordova, was elected delegate from Sitka, and will probably attend the Republican COnNeHtlOn dl otWdTu.
 U. s. Commissioner John F. Dillon. of Fairbanks, arrived in Cordova yes terday from the States, on his way home.
 -:o:-
 Clark Byers left on the steamer Watson on a six weeks vacation, which he will spend in Pacific coast states.
 w. T. Ford, auditor for the Alaska Syndicate, is spending a couple of days at the Beatson mine, Latouche. S. o. Freedman, who has spent the past winter In Los Angeles, vas . re- turning passenger on the Alaska.
 -:o:--
 Postoffice Inspector Neil was in town for a few hours yesterday, on his way to Seward and Anchorage.
 -:o:-
 William J. Nolan, of Fairbanks, ar rived here on the Alaska yesterday, on his way to the interior
 -:o:-
 Graham & Clark have received a thirty ton boiler for their new can nery at Mountain slough.
 -:o:- Captain A. E. Lathrop left Sunday night on business trip to Seattle, to be gone a month. Frank Whalen, of Ruby, arrived in town on Sundays train on his way to the States.
 -:o:-
 A large number of steerage passen- gers are going to Seward on every boat.
 -:o:-
 Miss l.. Sanders is the only passen- ser on the steamer Alaska for Valdez
 -:o:- Rev. Corbett returned to Valdez on Sunday on the steamer Evans.
 -:o:v Pat Meehan has returned to town after an absence of several years.
 -:o:- A. Ahrens returned yesterday from a visit in the States.
 -:o:- pr. Von Fetch left on the steamer
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

NOTICE TO COAL CONSUMERS.
 Until roads improve, all orders for bulk coal must be placed in time to enable our making delivery before noon.
 ALASKA TRANSFER COMPANY.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

If you do not receive your paper re gularlv "aI' I'D the Daily Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

For Rent Three room furnished house. Apply at Bank.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28
Empress Theatre
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28 and 29, 1916.
THE STAIN. In Six Parts.

THE STAIN
 In Six Parts One of the Greatest Human Interest Dramas Ever Enacted Edward Jose, Who Appeared The Fool in Tbe Vampire Plays Leading Part in 'The Stain" Show at p. m. Regular Admission
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

Waechter Bros. of Fairbanks, re ceived forty head of cattle on the steamer Evans Sunday, which will be shipped to Chitina by train and driven from there over the trail to the in teriOr.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

H. N. Shead. of Fairbanks, spent Sunday in town. He was a member of the recent grand jury that indicted so many prominent people on serious charges.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

The Cordova Democratic Club will meet immediately after the show to- night tTuesday), at the City Hall. All Democrats are earnestly requested to attend.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

The next train for Chitina and Ken necott leaves Wednesday morning. There will also be a train Thursday and another Saturday.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

F. A. Hotchkiss, of New York, was a Cordova passenger on the steamer Alaska. He will leave for the Nizina district in a few days, where he is interested in extensive placer de- posits.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

Captain Langley and a crew of mer arrived here yesterday. They are or their way to Fairbanks to take charge of the Northern Commercial Com pany's fleet of river boats.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-28

Our former townsmen, II. II. Post and George K. Gilbert, are council manic candidates at the coming Ju- neau municipal election.
The sun., 1916-10-26
METAL

Active 6uyins Of copper 10 going On for all
deliveries. Foreign inquiries for the metal
are expanding and II 10 reported that . large
domestic brass manufactures 10 In the mar.
kct for 5.ooo.o0o pounds Of copper for hret
quarter delivery. In the last few days Italy
has taken something like 1000 no pounds OF
fret quarter copper. There were no impor-
tant change In quotations. which held hrm
at nv TO 1x cents for frst quarter delivery.
IN TO IN cents for the second quarter and
"A cent? for January
The Iron Aoe sage: Iron and steel markets
are ADVANCING with little semblance Of re.
80 many evidences OF demand outrunning
supply and OF the projection OF that cond'.
ton far into next year. With prices Of semi.
finished steel tI5 to $50 higher than ono year
aso, and OF finished materials t1 to $40
higher. there IL more expectation OF further
adv ancrs than existed IN October. 1916. P1g
iron prices have taken leaps OF 81 to - . ton
and in some CENTRES buying has been heavy
and excited.
ALLIED buyers OF she'll stee, are mailing no
effort at hnesse on the price for delivery In
the eecond half OF 1917. " IL u case Of get
ting the mills to book the steel. and <kc.
and ii,c. will he paid on several hundred
thousand tons now being negotiated. against
Az. on the last contracts. II IL said unre
eervedly that France and Italy will take all
the war steel our manufacturer can furnish
for the second half Of next year. Ono steel
800. ON tons.
"The advance In coke has had no parallel
AZ high ns NO has been paid for prompt
furnace coke. and coal and coke are still 20
ing up. Car shortage 10 likely to prove more
menaCtng as winter comes on"
The sun., 1916-10-26

ssl.!,ce ' mix hs'. i.S 70 dry ~. s ssa oyer w sss { ,Fs sry
s7c.; fresh. bills, Iced, nearby sauab, Ill.
&p scc.I;' Pfh,lisdsiipsia. milk fed. mixed
milk. fed. medium sizes, si12?ci VIZ.
S 'aIiH tG %.'t mixed tsdi S Ns,ss,., ::ssss:: W N!ss'"la.
dry picked. milk fed. "a lbs. to pair. .6u
SIC. , lbs. to pair. 2sc.; $ lbs. md over TO
p Weights, Sc asc,; cc pSn' ,ea. pss't az lbs. to % pSif,
?ic.: Z lbs. to pair. c"c.; 8 lbs. and over 20
rair :Sasic. 20 ibs. to pair. gle mixed
mixud weights. laW2 zoe, northern ohio
and Michigan. scaldcd. : !hs. to pair,
nnor;,hcSn ''s OHIO s"a an Sier M tic Ha'p. sea scaiasd,
Western. .scaided, broilers. 2sc,,: MIXED
weights. ice. Western and Southern. dry
picked or scaided. corn fsd; small. COM
%SG an mill s1Il'; I'D. u Q ;'s to s row Western Scs Sry
s ssiss : 1o'' ss s , 'T is... i 80 dat scs.s o!' uh Sisre 50
III Il 10 ' sos' w s.s I H 1s.eS B' i i and corn over !' to
isiISais.': ':oes5 .ib,. and under. i7iaT
erii, dry picked. s lbs. and over. %?.,sc.;
ma. az MS fS S.i i'9S. e., s, ssaiSd sis and sss oafla::
western. large. 2i'Bc.; small, i'Pt1igc.;
large. 2ic.: small. isc.: other Western;
coek. dry picked, ise.; sca,dcl; ise.
2Ic. soUABS-PTims. white. $40 lbs. and
over to dozen. per dozen. S15.6o; culls.
bOc. o.. GUINEAS-sprins. - lbs. to
pair, per gair si'so@i's; : lbs to pa'r'
POULTRY. LIvB-Thirty freight cars
reported on tracks; twenty-seven unioaded.
Prime average fow,s ice; poor to medium
slowly at Iec.: turkeys. zoe; ducks. 1ec.:
geese. leo. guineas. 60 soc. . pair: live
pig icons, eco. II pair.
PROvlsIONS--Pork frm: mess, Sel 997;
family. ssca3t; short clear. e21.50 $50.
Beef frm: mess. SIS ~: family. e2S.5oa
az packet. shaas; extra India mess sss
GO Dressed h9.. nrm' sscons' isi5s;
bellies quiet; 10 lbs. Ice. IL lbs, l6c. ~
lba.. isc, Picked hams steady. IN d lsc.
Tallow hrmer; special. loAc.; city. loc.'
country. ioL nio&c. Lard weak: middle
est, 1880 ulsIo. city lard easy, i6t
siI.s5; South America. us; Brazil kegs.
Sls: compound Arm. lax 1itiac. Stsarins
firm: oleo. lax cite. city lard s'earins'
I1nIfiLc
RICE-Domcstio screenings. s@as&c..
medium. AnGsc.; head, 50 d5c fancy
head. ta5Sc. extra fancy. ~ aJHe.'
Japan. sac. blue rose. a. u
SUGAR FUTUREs-openins steady. un-
changed to advance Of points. Cndertone
trade Interests and speculators. with prices
showing gradual advances. Close at net
gains Of : to ~ points. with sales $3.50
ions. Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-10-26
PRODUCE MARKETS.
MEANS Ann pEAs-n.c,,n,, sao

DEANS AND PEAs--R.oeipts, 1850 hays
beans. 49, baes peas. Marcy, ehoies.
small white. California, 1915. choice. 1920
q 10; red kidney, choice. s1o.?5; fa'r to
good. sasoaio.i5; red marrow. choice.
raiIfornis. choice, s7.poss; lima. Cali.
fcrnia. choice. ss.s5d7; peas. black eye,
California. $685. b.fo.
BUTTER - Receipts. s.1Ta PACKAGE.
d., SO 9 80 NC. extras coz scorc,. a5iic.:
frsts ,ss 80 81 sccrc,, s,n 3sc.: seconds
ts3 to ~ score), % N ma3%c.: thirds. al
,ras. a7a37.c.; extras, $50 sshc.: irsts.
held. higher than extras, s5,. a as, c.;
ond.. say assisc.: thirds. soasisc.: state.
dairy. tubs. finest. Nh q sSc.: good to
prime; ST., as'c. common to fair. :sg
sse.: ' lower srade. .' ssSsSsG.: "r imitation si%
creamery. frsts. S0isd3ic.: ladies. June
make nrsts, soaao.as;; current make.
grades. s7iarssi,e; packing stock: eur.
lower grades. 27oa,isc.
y CHEEsEmRscsip,s s;''i S9Scs; i.c'Sa-
' TEEA rs oHsfi Tor mS Sapor, spes srArf W w. ",
axe; average fancy. goac.: fresh. col
cred, .pecials., :iT2iLc.. white. specials.
white. average fancy. aS.e' TwiSs@
Early made, specials. ale. fresh, specials.
Early made. specials. :iLc. single daisies.
fancy six a2inc.; all styles. undergrsdes,
lsh d.oSc. WISCONSIN, w. NJ Early
wins fancy. 3 %Ss,o.; sSusls a.isi...
ai0aiAc;; sinsls. dei.ies nenAS;
sKiMsLEariy made. speci.f:' ,sIisxa;
current make. specials. TN DISC choice.
l16l1Mc.; fair to good. lsoISHc.: lower
grades. 1o0l5tc.
trading being largest ever recorded. Gales
asgregstins sl.2oo. barrels. Early eharp
upturn carried values TO highes, prices
lion occurred under liquidation. BuytnG
orders were received from Wc.. and OPP
~erations were In unusually large lots.
Crude OIL in South said to be strong. with
little Offering, but II was thought technical
position In local market was weak.
Range Of prices Tues
The sun., 1916-10-26
GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT--Price changes we're unusuaily
violent. even compared with recent eM.
cited markets, Values scared early 10 new
high point established during the Letter
deal In 1898. when the December position
sold at ,l.ss and May at 'lsS, Tremen'
moted hy bullish sentiment. which had
arisen from the heavy buying for eApor,
that the crop In the northern part Of that
country WAS practically a failure. and 'hat
further deterioration would probably re-
A com plcte reversal Of conditions took
place late, and prices lost most OF IN" adj
.sn.e nnder heaNy iiqn'da,."n nuoi'nE
Tuesday, bu' the undertonc was distinct!
weak. II seemed that III" market was
feeling ,hs e1ee, Of %,"te%n!a.nSs on shs
leading students OF conditions have been
Of tn. opinion that tho market was tech.
nicslly weak. The fact that practically all
the other commodity markets also showed
weakness led to rumors that som" develop
ment Was pending which nigh be- ex.
markets In %gcenral. although nothing Of
This sort wac dehnitely confirmed There
seemed to be a general absence OF export
siderabl" r~eselIing by traders who had re-
SEMI n..de purchase Of a consldrrahle
az i:,oo; No. hard, - 81; No. ! northern
nu!s'h, ';o3H 10, l nosthern Manitoba
C~OkN-Msrk"t excited ana somewhat
tsveris!i. Al the outse; a slightly easier
tone was followed 10y a Jump 81 about 9
cents = pushsI In sympathy with wheat
ana q subsequent break to tho days low
Joint under iipuidatlon. The technical
position "as tho ~priioipa dominating fac.
tor and was evident that corn. IN COM
pahy WIN man" OF the other maratts
ts1 N"'h ''Hnc~hi, ov.rhu,'od. IT, The
90 nash mArs'l No. . yellow wa quoted
- W." np'0lHe!. &C.. J. 2 Sow NnrE
oAI>-tst followed much the cam.
'cutan a. tho other unarke, ~ one dine
-dysncinE into new high ground and later
sss'ns on and closing heavy. The local
The sun., 1916-10-26

SUGAR. RAw-No price changes, but
late unconnrmed runors that piomp,,
cubls had been sold at ssc. cost ana
bought 1900 bag. Porto Ricos at $50.
delivered. quotations; Centrifugal, SIZE
ms srSxR, RET REriS siii aoa .fsis aom,na. tab.
lets. cases = ID. cartons. half or iuIi size
tablets and do. cases S 10. cartons. full size
Ere Ea.is . nHSys. an" s,Scc 80. Gu, loaf. $50
: II. bag. powdered, &C.; xXXx powdered,
: soc fruit, powdered, 100. domino gran
ula,ed, eases ?, Az and 5 u. cartons. 7.soc..
AMI isoc.. In half eases; Eas.e confection-
ers' graduated. 7soc.. Eagle coarse granu-
lated. 7.s5c. extra fine graduated. 7.scc. [:
Eagle. ?. a. and 3 ii. cartons fine ersnu
5 II. bags DO. : soc. In sacks and : soc. in
do; zoe. IN sacks ana 500 IN sbl... Is
lated, ,s5c.. -ue ~ersnuls,ed and dismona
4. ,.boc.: confec'oners A. Tioc.; No. J..
!sbc. 10. 2 zoe 20. 3, 5;6c.: 70. =
;o5c.. No. {, &C.; No. .. ssse,;. No, 10.
spec: No. II. este; No. -. s.scc.; Nos.
yEGETiBIEs' INTERCHANGEABLE
fi%iioEss,2Sfa'iiarS FRENCH; draG; s.
E.RsIsst.ir.ss' ssfRoiuTs"s'"aii, az. ,oai33c'
s e. !; !? ; ,i e.. Gs 3 4 = i; r. Or .; s - !
i os3Pii 3 Ss,ih Sif ic 100 T. s. =:
y :. SO: ~ S"r"; ,np. ID. ,sP' S ST. W sssd g. T
nnvesh.d, has, ,1.sdgI 90; unMashed, h.k
90 2 &c; washed. bst 75c.,,u, CuCrM.
Island, bel- 'sae; Ions Island. e.ka .id
'o' 5er.sy' Ssky MgS ,CABnAGEsm
100. ,saia; bSl.,' az 25o;' Jsr:ey and Ions
Island, red. bbi.. 81 so, CElEEY-R.h,
10 Zoe; state and nearby. Hn3. cAlLl-
I FL A. nn1 IRiaah Nhnrs Sut hhf
Long Island, per IA, Bunslo crate, 7sc,!a
~; Long Island i;Ig sg. 30 : W.; 81
10 cTIcoRy.Na,rSy. s;f SOS7ss,
S[a.' % ~ ssa IS; SAA1iG%sS '''S Hss f' SAR:
w]r.,erh. 100 lbs. :!ao, liMk RhANs-
IIffrrTssy, 'ss; M5?SS; bag, fha2 LET.
crate, soc. q $50; b.k' rs CSC. LEEks-
NesrbE; To- bchs' 'iss e ." MrsH:
+ S:;k' ~. 81. oSroN.-5,a, ate 20
M ics t. 6as MY: -. sfrn 1.a. 10 io6 s' e 6 BAG. yss!'GSs;
crate, g ESQ 2 90; state, white; 100 4, bag
s.ss. uaoaa'7s; red, 100 il. SSs. Mso%
ans; Jersey Ghite pickle. $500; Other
bag g. o5aa: red. 100 il. bag 81 % a :.
OkRA--Florida, per hsk s20350; carrier.
b,S', sigs.5oir y,rsiH,,s.' lsrse h,ks.' n"$,
small bsk., uT2: North Carolina. hsk .
siTa5o PEpPERs-Cheese, hbi'. nc a
s.; bui,nose, green. bbl, SOC. 81 80; bhl.,
81 T25 30; long, hot. hhl. 81 SO q; Florida.
box, fIcSdl.6o. Virginia. bbl.. sld2 20.
PARSlEY-Nesrby, 100 bchs, STA | 20.
rGMpKiNs-Bbi., uaias HipSHEs-
Nearby, 100 bch-. soc. In ROMAlNE-
Nearby, bbi. 75c. a 81 so; hsk. Tac.
state. bsk. 90, 40 sPTNACH-Nearby,
crate, 3on SOC. hsk, 400 SOC pa. timore.
{ hsk 80 a 6Jc.; Virginia. hhl. 81 L0dlT ~,
buffalo. h.k.. 30 Goc. Marrow.
hbl. HGl5o; Hubbard. Naoa2 TTR-
SIPS- Rutahaga. bbl. or Tag. 81: white.
bhl, s2n25 20. TOMATOES Nearby large
box, zoe. q 81 30; ANAL box, 3oc, a 81 car
rler, 25c 81; California. per lug, 8oc.n
WATERCREss-io 100 bchs. 75c. a ,i25.