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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07
Thorough Work

flow a Westminster Citizen Found
Freedom From Kidney Troubles.
II you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys,
Use tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been test
ed by thousands.
Westminster people testify.
Can you ask more convincing proof
of merit?
S. J. Knadler, George street, West
minister, says: MY kidneys were
IN bad shape and I was caused
annoyance by irregular passages of
the kidney secretions. My back
ached and after 1 stopped, 1 could
hardly straighten. was restless
and got up in the morning feeling
tired. l finally got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Moore's Drug Store and they
helped me at once. Continued use
benefited me in every way"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Fills-the same that
Mr.. Knadler had Foster-M ilburn
Co.. Prons.. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07

1t is twice as easy to fool yourself
as it is to fool other people
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07
BICYCLES.

New and secondhand Wheels, Biey.
Gle. Gun and Graphophone Repairing q
g. eciality.
+. A. LOGUE, Playground Hill.
Is Z. & p. Phone CIV
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07

If you wish flattery to stick, &C.
lect a man as the mark for it.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
FORMER GOVERNOR HAS
RICH TUNGSTEN CLAIMS

In his "Tin Dizzie" former Cover
nor Oddie was an arrival in Nina
and remained over several hours at
tending to business matters and Wis
iting with old friends. He was en-
route to Ida on mining matters. Re-
Gently the governor has turned his
attention to prospecting for tungsten
and few miles distant from Haw-
thorne. in Cottonwood canyon, he
has made some locations which he
Is confident will prove big winners
The governor insists that the pres.
emit slump in tungsten is the result
OF the bear movement of the stee
trust and the big operators, and tha
eventually it will settle down to =;
price that will prove profitable t
producers
Speaking of mining in Mipera
county the COVE nor said new mine
we're being opened almost cyers day
with those In operation and pre-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
GIREAUX MINES AT
ELY TO BE OPERATED

The announcement made at the
annual meeting of the shareholders
of Coppermines company held last
week in Wilmington, Delaware that
somewhat extensive operations
would be resumed in the near future
is splendid piece of news for the
Ely district. 1t means a large in
crease in the present force of men
employed and unquestionably an
advance In the price of shares, of
which considerable amount is
held in this district. While local
shareholders were in hopes that
the enterprise would be fully fin
anced at the present time, their dis
appointment will be somewhat am
eliorated by the fact that 100000
was placed at the disposal of the
management for the purpose of re-
modelling the present plant of the
Giroux company at Kimberly, thru
| which 1t Is expected to treat SOC
tons daily. This. in addition to thu
1000 tons of ore which is expected
1t will be taken by the Nevada Con
will put the company on a payinl
basis and may prove sufficient in
come for the permanent develop
ment and equipment Of the propert
provided that the market for meta
remains where it now stands 70
a couple of years.
For some time past the compan
has been employing force of fror
40 to so men in its churn drillin
operations which will probably b
increased to $50 as soon as tn
plant shall have been remodele
and goes into operation which wi
be a handsome increase in the pa!
roll of the district.-Ely Recor'
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
SALT LAKERS HERE
ON TWO DAYS "TRIP

John Pingree, president of the
Merchants bank of Salt Lake, and a
director in the Prince Con. mine;
AL. Jacobson, of the Alta Con-, of
Alta, Utah, and Alfred Matson of
Salt Lake, we're here during the week
and they made brief inspection of
conditions at the Phoebe Coalition
mine property. They also visited the
Hamburg property in the Highland
district with which they expressed
themselves as being we'll pleased
The Hamburg is the newest min.
ing company in Phoebe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
PRINCE CONSOLIDATED
PAYS DIVIDEND JULY 1ST.

Announcement has been made that
the Prince Consolidated Mining COM
pany will pay dividend of five cents
per share. next Saturday, July L.
to shareholders of record June pa
This makes $4,000 for this
and total of $3.50, 900 during the
past eleven months.
The net earnings OF the company
for April were $37.500 and, 1t Is
claimed, the May earnings ran up
close to 100000.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

w. II. Pitts returned Sunday ev-
ening from Salt Lake, having come
with NJ C. Godbe, who left Salt
Lake Saturday afternoon at o'clock
by auto, arriving at Fish Springs in
the evening Leaving Fish Springs
Sunday morning, they drove to Ely,
thence to Phoebe, arriving here at II
p. NJ. The distance covered was
412 miles.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
OLDER BUT STRONGER

To be healthy at seventy, prepare az
forty, is sound advice, because in the
strength of middle life we too often forget
that neglected colds, or careless treat
ment of slight aches and pains, simply
undermine strength ard bring chronic
weakness for later years
To be stronger when Older, keep you
blood pure and rich and active with th'
strength building and blood-nourishint
properties of SCOTS Emulsion which Isl
food. tonic and medicine to keep you
blood rich, alleviate rheumatism ant
avoid sickness. No alcohol in SCOTS.
e.ot. ., pc---re p,oo-rfie,d ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
Ball Game on the Fourth

One of the most attractive fea-
lures of the program of sports on
the Fourth of July will be a base
ball game between the Prince mine
mad Phoebe mines. The Prince boys
recently spent $40 for new uniforms
and equipment.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
Carman-HilI Wedding

The marriage of Steve Carman, a
brother of AL and Will Carman of
this city, to Miss Edith Hill of Salt
Lake took place last Thursday. The
bridal couple will be at home to
their friends at Tooele Utah, where
the groom is engaged in business.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

ducing the output of this section
this year would establish record
and compel the mining world to sit
up and take notice.-Mina Miner.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
SPRING CHICKS TO FRY

Bert Smith has the incest. most
delicious "Springers" you ever sunk
tooth into. Four bits each. Let
him know where and when to de-
liver. ct.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

TOR SALE-Steel and wooden
tanks. from 1000 to 10000 gals
Forty 2-ton ore cars, first class con-
dition; Gates ore crusher. rails. Chill
can mills. Other mining material
VIII sell at bargain. I. l.. Rubir
Caliente, Nvada. J-10tf.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
Elliott Larsen and family expect
to leave a week form today for their
new home at Monroe. Utah.

w. ]. Stephens, who has been at
Spanish Springs, New. working in
the mines. returned to PiocEe early
in the week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
Ford Cars for Pahranagas

j. F. Wright Of Hike. and DAVID
Stewart Of Alamo, were in town in
the fore part Of the week. Both re-
turned with Ford cars.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

WANTED-Family Laundry, rough
dry work, or mems laundry. VIII
work by the day. Mrs. Tomlin. dv
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

Edwin Price returned last Monday
from trip to Salt Lake City.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
[7INlAl5 MONIES
NIlzz2NZ7Z22 ZZz'zZ3

MONDAY JUNE 18TH :.
"Her Great Match" also an Essany
Comedy, "All Stock Up"
FRIDAY JUNE 80
Dreamy bud, Up in the Air, Car
toon.
A Wild Ride, Hazards of Helen.
Suppressed Evidence-Essany ORA
ma, in two reels.
The Darkest Hour-End of Sting
aree Series.
On With the nce-Vitag-ap'l
COMEDY.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

Several Dixie. pedlers were here
this week with fruit, vegetables and
spring frys.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

Mrs. Alex. Orr returned from Og'
den and Salt Lake last Thursday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

Stomach Trouble and Constipation.
II will cheerfully say that Cham
berlain's Tablets are the most salts
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that | have sold in
thirty-four years drug store service"
writes S. H. Murphy, druggist, Wells
burg, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.
Advt.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

II. E. Prudential and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Beason and son, motor
ed to Comet and back last Tuesday,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24
PIOCHE LOCAL NEWS

Joe Powers purchased Ford car
from the City Garage this week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-24

District Attorney Orr had legal
business in Caliente last Thursday.
The sun., 1916-08-31
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

one thousand shares Horn Silver Mining
Company. sic. per share.
Two share. Niagara Fire Insurance Com
1905 shares New York Bowery Fire In
surance Company. twelve shares Enc
,sld and H!dden!'e Mining Company.
Tv.nty.hy. shares Rank Of Franklin.
Msad,i!!.; Miss. $50 pr share ....
Company, 81. per share.
seven hundred share. Atlantic Msraroui
Company, $4,000 To-.
Ten shares Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
seven thousand dollar promis,ory no.. ~
Frank A. Randall and Annie Jackson
able on demand. interest 81. Seven
thousand dollar mortgage executed 10y
Frans A. Randall and Annie Jackson
Randall on real property situated at
Mattspoisett. County Of Plymouth.
Mass, $4,000.
Following bond. ana MORTGAGES. covering
Bond aud mor,saS. OF Kathryn n Holmes.
balance Of 'i;.ai; payable in install
balance due $500. with Interest, from
jane IS. 1915. , lott. Bond and mort
s:ss o, Asns. Z. Eddy' Ss:aIee ano
lo,s. Bond and Mortgage OF Agnes
l.. Eddy. balance due 1880. with in
,.rest from June 10. 1916. . lots.
balance due st?9. with Interest, from
March IL, 1916. > lots, Bond and
mortgage Of Emma Laubenheimer. bal
ance SIS. payable IN instruments.
with interest from April 1. 1915, .
lots. Boni and mortgage OF John
Koppenhoefer. balance duo $1,000. win
interest from July :. 1915, I lots, Bond
and mortgage OF isabella NJ. Ralph,
balance due E7i. with i%ntsrcs, from,
June !. 1915. ) lots. Bond and mort
gage OF Melissa Augusta Packer. amour,
due $500. with Interest. from May ~;
1916. y lots. Bond and mortgage al
Melissa Augusta Packer. amount due
$1,000. with interest from May 10. 1915.
2 lots. Bond and mortgage Of David
NJ. Bickerton. balance due $3.50. with
interest from July Is. 1916. I lots
$4,000.
Bond and mortgage Of Charles II Wolf
balance. due $3.50. with ~interes, from
March I. 1918. 3 lots. Bond and mort.
gage OF VIII C. Izor. balance OF Si.l57
payable In monthly. instalments. with
Interest from March !. 1916. . lots
$500.
Two hundred and seventy.seven share.
sani,ol Chemical Laboratory Company
q per share.
The sun., 1916-08-31
EUROPEAN MAILS.

TIE white star liner Baltic. sailing
to-day for liverpool. will take natl.
closing at $50 A.. NJ. for Great B,itain.
Ireland deter mall only) and south AZ
rica: also specially addressed correspond
erce FOR other countries except germany
Austria. Hungary. LuxemburE: Bnlgsria'
Serbia. Turkey. the Netherlands. Norway
Sweden and Denmark.
Tho White star liner Canop!c, sailing
to-day for Ponta Dclgada. VIII take
mail, closing at . 4. NJ. for tho Azores ISL
ands, GibraItar tItaly. Ruman's. Swiize;-
land and Greece must be speeia.y 40
dressed. ,,-
The scandinavian. American liner Hollis
Oiav, sailing to-day for Kirkwsll, VIII
take mali. c7osins at 10 A. NJ. for .Sorway.
Sveden. Denmark. Germany, Austria. Hun.
gary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria. serbia ana
Turkey.
The Hoiand.America liner EyndanL SAL.
Ing Saturday for Rotterdam. VIII take
mail. c!os!ag at $40 4. NJ. for the Nethef-
lands.
III. American liner New York. sailing
closing q. $50 l.. 81. for Europ. except
bulgaria.. Serbia. Turkey. the Netherlands.
Sorway, Sweden and Denmark. Africa:
Yves. Africa and East Indies. tspsin and
Portugal mus, be specially addressed
The French Liner kochaineesu. sailing
saturday for bordeaux. viii take mai,
dosing a, g NJ. for France. Ruman...
Sw ltxerland. I;aly. Egypt. Greece. British
India. British Eas: Africa. siam. Ma!;a'
Gibraltar. C~ylon. Straits settlements.
Dutch East Indies. West AUSTRALIA and
Persia,
The sun., 1916-08-31
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

gcLc, MIA Man.os I BY. ssysn'l II.
oral Z, OZARK. seventh Infantry. detaiied
as recorder. Of the Army Retiring Hoard
appointed % meet {, Fort blIss, Tex. VIE
fanrr,. hereby r%c'icvci.
fourth ,;E'' ln t"aTT~ to to Fore @3"fns,-.y' Tve1 ,"s
renor, IN person to roi Frank h jones'
T Ts,,rIn Ll "t ! Enps;ldcn; OF an ARM
Medical CORPS, to Mount Gr"tna. pa, and
report. for dh,y TO relieve Lieut.. Cot Com
,auis National Guard, who ~ proceed TO
Jog ne Seventh ni,,,'on a, El .raso.
) !cncc ard tactics at North Georgia Asrf.
cultural c";l"sc' hlhiTUGss, Ga; Az WIN
John Il. MoGninn"'s. lHfantry, relieved
iron duty wt;h ~" organized militia 70
taxi tr c";g, S'nISmG on i rror.so,.r Mo-.
i.al Reserve Corps, relieved fro'i duty in
the southern n"rir,mcnt to take effect
home aud rcpor, nv telegraph TO the AdJu-
tant.General Of the army and IL relipyei
from duty in The MsAical Reserve Corps
Llru,.-tol. Edward A, kregcr, professor
OF law, United states Military Academy.
~,rc!!ey"A from Temporary duty IN onice q
AMI wNl return TO his proper station.
Cap. Nal y craig. ltrs' Cavalry, aud
capt element 4. Trot;. TNenty. fourth In
f,n,ry, detailed rs Instructors at army
service scho,i FoTt Leayerwor'h and will
prureci to that post. Firs' Lieut.. sydney
Smith. =. :. A. retired. 10 actiy" duty ard
dsiai ed a. an acting oua5'ermlster lie
vll proceed to Fart sam Houston and re-.
port to tho commanding genera Southern
bepGrtnout fnr assignment to duty. Frs,
Lieut., william T. Mould, q. :, a, retired.
ta-y Academy, mexico. Mo. and viii pro
coed 20 his hoin". Leave Of absence for
S-ptcmhcr !. granted First Lieut. John u
McGinurss. infantry, Leave ~ absence for
s Erswcl.. Coast Artillery. Maine Nat.onal
Guard,
These r-siGnnt'ons were accepted; Capt.
r"ed T.. Nudge, First battalion. Flcld A.
tillery, ohio National Guard: capt. q W,
Spo"rry, recruiting ofncc~ IDAHO Nation al
Colorado National Guard; Second Lieut.,
The sun., 1916-08-31
MAILS.

Hawai-. Samoa. Australia except w".tN.
New Zealand. via san Francisco, steamship
Ventura. close at New York August 81.
II 30 7. ~
Guam, VIA san Francisco. tn.ted states
Transport. close at New York. August 81.
- 80 y. "
Hawaii, samoa. Australia except wes',,.
New Zealand. via san Francisco. steamship
Ventura, close at New York September =.
1880 J.. 81.
Guam. Via San Francisco, United states
transport. c!ose at Sew York August o.
!! 30 I. NJ.
Japan, Corea. china tspec!a,ly addressed
only, via Seattle. s'samsh'p Hawai- Mstu'
clos, "A, New York August 81. $50 J.. NJ
Havsii. VIA san Franri.c" steamship
Ma;sonla. close a; New York september l.
1880 y. NJ .
Japan. Cor.a. china. Fhi,!rpine Islands.
via Vancouver and Victoria. b. G. steam
ship Empress Of Asia close AT Sc" io'H
Septemh~r .. 6::H
Hawaii, Fiii Islands. New Zealand. Aus.
,rn'it except VEST. va vancouver anu
Victoria. II. e., steamship Makura. c.ose a.
Sew York September 90. $40 l.. N
The sun., 1916-08-31
LOFTS ON GERRY CORNER.
Builders Lease Madison Ave. and
goth ST. sIte for Lopg Period.

Although several largo loft buildings
are now being built on Madison avenue
south Of Thirty-fourth street Commo-
dorc Elbridgc \. Gerry IL confident that
there Is room for another. and Is lend
Ing his aid toward It's construction. 1t
Will be quilt on his property at. the
northwest corner OF Madison venue II
Tw%cnty-ninth street by tho Zobels. who
have obtained s26O.00O from Mr.. Gerry
for the purpose. The Zobels. under the
namc of the Brunswick Realty Company.
have leased the corner covered by i've
four story dwellings known as 102 to
los Madison avenue and Is Fast Twen-
ty-ninth street for twenty years from
hast May /. with the privilege Of "
renewals for similar periods. Tho rental
for the first period will graduate from
$3.50 a year AT the start up to $26.500 Il
year. Tho property Is % feet on the
street and $50 feet on the avenue. ON
the street II Is separated from the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION by two
narrow dwellings. The mortgage Is to
be paid back to Mr.. Gerry in install
nlents. together with interest at . per
cent.
The sun., 1916-08-31
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts, i,>ot bags
Deans, 1850 bags peas, Bean. marrow.
choice. 100 lbs. &9..5 n o.3j: fair TO good.
%. 900 20: medium. choice, sym 10; fair
so good. N70u s.a5: pea. choice. H33u
$40: poor to good. $3.50 s.?j; Lady Wash
fornia. choice, ts:5daU. rel kidncy,
choice. ~Ss10Ts.O: fair to good, ss.;5uy;
red marrow, choice. fS,i;mS';0; white Kid
nsy. choice. 80 asa $50; Imperlsls. choice.
eaS08S; yellow eye, choice, ~fI.i1uI,S.;
pinks, California. choice. SH.o3us. lima,
Csiifornis, choice, 3sj0nSGO Peas.
Scotch. choice, Is. 10 $50; black eye, Gait
Sornia. s<.So9 $40.
BuTtER-Receipts. lo,e<2 packages,
Creamery. extras %? scorcl, per H., 3.t -
s:tc.; higher scoring. 81 aaa. nrs,s
81 score,, :sa aoiac, thirds, .7I :s,ac.;
cam unsaitod. extras, :3u33'-c ;
higher scoring. Stn3tisc.. nrsts. alis 10
seize; seconds. go: 3lc,; state dairy.
tubs. finest. Sla32c,; good To primc. .su
S0trc.. common 70 fair, .3d2Si!c reno
yatsd, extra: .s'a a;sc.i nrs,s, sim:,c
sss..n..y s'n na.t:. III. a %ss;' i.ale. i" snrlan,
mare: hrsts. :s,am?7c: seconds, asa a
zee: lower grades. ?tn.jc.: packing stock.
current make. No. J. :5',c No. 9. :ita "
c5c.. lower grades. ::is u2tc.
CuEESE- Receipts. 5s72 boxes. state.
whole milk. Mats. early made, specials. 49,
Glsc,; fresh. c%olored, specials, lsI "a
1s,Sc., white, specials. iSSHlStar,
average fancy. isc; state. who,r mix
twins, early made, special. ISL. uii,.,
isc.; STAT. whole nl..., .l.cI.ars. carl,
made. specials. IS% Ice; state, Who'll,
Unk A"s's ss.'.~, G"oy Ts5,S..
The sun., 1916-08-31
GRAIN MARKET

wHEAT-rhe railroad strike situation
vas again a disturbing element IN me
i.siy within a wild" range, closing with net
losses OF <Ad&hc. Good export orders
were In the market. hut OWING to shipment;
Tho sales at the close wcro estimated ~
about a million bushels. comprised of both
Manitobas and American grades. The
taking advantage of tho prevailing nerv-
business and the general timidiiy Of buy;
this ran the market into stcp loss orders.
All sorts OF theories were advanced re.
ssrtins tie probable S,i Snsei o, WA. sGn sucd
that wheat at tho seaboard would be en-
HANGED In. value the prospect OF inani!,ty
90 make shipments was looked upon as de-
cidedly bearish. This caused much Of tho
pressure In the Chicago market. Europe
took a hullish view OF the strike outlook,
hut foreign houses expressed the opinion
that the American Government would not
permit a general railroad strike.
we're more encouraging. tho Price Cprreat
ineic cSsS So Z gr9eAe'r I'll, ouiau ms az %SI.,
At ABOUT ico. Coz oco. Many c"tnp,a.n,s
were received regarding the quality, OF the
new wheat and the snpp!y and demand
In az local cash msrke, No. l dq,gm
No. ! northern. Duluth. N,s6.. No. !.
nor;hern Manitoba. 'i.s7". a.! (. Q. b. New
IOFk.
CORN-Crop advIcrs. including the
weekly weather and crop bulletin. indicated
quite a serious loss 10 the crop While
prices were lower In sympathy with whoa,
and owing to the disconcorting influences
Of the prospective railroad strike. the un.
dertone was steady. Receipts AT primary
points were a little larger and elevator in
forests were said to lie on the selling side
In the local cash market No. . yellow wa:
quoted at &c. t. |. (. New York.
OATs-The market WAS easier owing II
general selling on fears of "A strike. aud
this resulted in a net loss of to lac
The LOCAL cash market was barely steady
standard quoted at d:i:c. 10 ssr.; No.
clipped white. 5+isc. to 5Sisc.; ordinar,
clipped white. 5:i9c. to 5tis all elevator
RYE-Market easy. No. : Western, 81. 81
G. 1. {. New York.
BARIEY-Market dull. Feeding, soc
aominsl c. 1. {. New York.
HAY-Market quiet. Prime. $3.50: No
}. &i.5; No. :. &l.l0 to 3l.t5. No. ). $l.03
chipping. zoe. to SOC.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The sun., 1916-08-31

SUGAR. RAW-Further declines oc-
equal 10 i.sic. duty paid. Locsi refining
Interests showed q buying Interest at 9Ac.
prices. close displayed u rather steadier
ie.iins. cen,riiusal. Lslc.; moiasses.
3.SIc.: cost and freight. 3Sc.
SUGAR. REFiNED-crys,ai domino tai;
full size tablets: Zoe. and io.ioc,. in half
crushed. Sc; mold A. cubes and Efssle..
5 h.. bags. powdered. 7:;oc.: MINK pow
dered. 7,iSc,: and 1880. In containers :s ID.
S sI's f PTp po%d.f"d. ss'; domino gran:
nls,sd' eases 2. ~ nnd : II; %s.r, tons.
ula,cd, ie.: Easi. 2, az and 5 10. car:
s". .r sns sss"s sna ! ID 49, ss.. d. Z = 9'sos s. f.
7.icc': 10 lb.. zoo. in sacks. and Z. ace.
II Ss,fi ar. auI Cd ~ s;.o sst' S So; I srsn:
uiated and diamond A.. &C.: confec,icners'
assoc; No. /. sssc,; No. $3.50: 40 8.
5. s.tsc.: No. TO- s.icc.; 40. ii. ss;c.;
Sc yk.as;rT'SsSs,iiNNs s'' H. i. cerEaLLiSAS { sSr
BEANs-virE,nia. basket. ,M0I:S: West:
r. SeT fS,f waJ J. s.sks ana i Lcna Isl:
and. wax. basket. use. q 81. 80; green. Use. 20
iito: Long Island; green; bag. n9iso.
on. bbi.. s~:.5on:.5s. CARRoTs-N.arbA.
100 punches. ,?n 80; un~ashed: tops on,
hhl: i%::sn3:. washed. basket. u.:S cu.
ssu.NNss.h ssasssi s;s... per G.. sSs. ;:iSi.:c:
Long Island. hbi.. s3aL:s: basket. Sl:5a
lSS; Jersey; sa.L.,; iss; a,l:;; cne.mst
Dbl. ~; state. d!ll. 4 quart basket. son
SOC. serken.. per 100: 500, CABBAGEs-
y: ss.' ssa' isn 100, ,. .ssI' r ssI' 81. 4 !s s.:
ISc. rough. crate. ,:aa.So,, coRN-J.r.eS,
g. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sSi.. 81 .
$50: state Dbl: s3G5: crate. s:.5oa3ao
aisc.: Jersev basket. soasSc.; 8: GUAR!
crate: 7sc. ati: bbi. N.:Gdi,sn GARLIC
wvs.,ins'' H. +@se' MoRsERAplsmI;
aware. Jersey and Maryland, basket. ;5c -
. ss. Long Island. bag: 7Sc, ISLE. LET
T~ucE.,s,a'e, crate. soe. a,iSo; bssk:,
IiIEirx.s%S..rSS Ss'0n ,oS sanss... ,:ns
.oNioNs-ohis, white: ::,a,. n:sai;S
I Ss,sn, ,. H.IiSw 70 i ~, e "a. sss. az; csilt %ass
yellow. 100 ID bag. s:.sod:75: state: red
basket, 75c.dtL!5; yellow. .:Sc.un:i
x sso: y: SO .,'ls4si; re-: So i' i.o NJ f i,!.n a'; y'.f'
low. basket: N.:Sni 80; l3o. n. bag. 81 80
Jc.sey, White, basket; siTL7h; cO,nt,, !,
$50: Baltimore. basket. soc.; spanish
crate, 3~i.?5mi.Ao. okRA-Jerscv. peaci
basket. SOC. a3i.:5; largo basket. SOC. Il
81 80; carrier. soc is:25. rEAs-wes'
crn New York. basket. Sid2.5i: bag. 80
:c5. PARSI.EY-Searby. 100 hunche'
! soc. itlc; other sorts. basket. WaIic
green. Dbl. Si.cSdi.62: red. bhl.. 3i.15a
?25. PARSLEY-Near by. 100 punches
;I5',o carry, 100 ounene'
81: state. basket. soc. isicS. SPINACH
Nearby. crate. l.5o: state. basket. ssc
81 SQCAsH-Marrow. bb,. 3i.,5n
white. bbl.. N,5: yellow. crooked neck
hhl.. sis. TCRS1Ps-RutabaGa, hhl.. .
I2?5. TOMATOES-StAtc. bushel bask.'
boa. So. 6o... iSs. post. ...i.:. box. &C.. :
81: other sorts, box. 3oa soc; south Jer.ey
round. large box. SOC soc. small box. so,
zoe: carrier. 6Qas5c.: peach basket. <0c.
Grant. carrier. so "a soc: dollhouse. H.. 81
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