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CAUSED BY HER SPEECH.
Prevented From Fulfilling an
Engagement ar q
Theater.
CAN'T APPEAR ON THE STAGE
The Actress Telling Utterances or
Behalf Of Poland Strike q
Tender Spot.

LONDOS, Ege.. April nj dispatch 70
the Chronicle stom Vienna says the Rus
sian Goyernnaent has expelled Nine. Mod
leska, the wel.-kDo~n actress, from Way
saw, owing 70 violent speech she made
against Russia In Chicago.
On February y ~ order. issued D. the
Russian Government forbade Mime. Mod
lsska 70 fulfill IN engagement - the Var
say Theater In consequence Of q speech
she had delivered before the Chicago An
Institute on the subject Of Polish women.
Soon after this speech Nine. Aod lsska vac
notified she could not appear on the stage
within the Russian Jurisdiction.
II the course of her speech II Chicago
Nine. Modjeska said. II shall not dwell
uDon the deyeioprpeat Of our political in
sfit1ti0ng. They 1.-THE KussiansJ have
laughed 70 sco,u the belief that there was
ever Polish nation. They have restricted,
ff not wholly prohibited. tae uss o. our
language. Under such . condition could
there be any organized effort II women ?
Why, il would b. considered . political
crime; il would bring iis punishment. 1
cannot tell what the Polish women are do
ing, because 70 DO 20 would bring punish
Ineut upon the heroic workers
We have had constant struggle for
Independence. An uBholy alliance was
formed 70 crush out our country, rob it II
lts free government and destroy our instf-
tntl0Hs. The oates have been closed. Men
have destroyed Poland. bat her women
have stood guard ~ the gates Of their cOun-
try. Il was they who preserved patriotism
and honor IN spite Of Siberia, and what Is
worse. the lash, ~ the everlasting disgrace
If the Russian Government.
'Our enemies make great mistake If
they think they have destroyed ~. "A
long az d Polish woman lives Poland viii
live.
Eve may have merited punishment for
orr frailtjea. God knows. maybe re have.
We have heard much ii the Roman and
Spartan mothers. That Is well, but hope
the world win hear more Of the Polish
mother. The Polish mother j. waiting
patiently for the insurrection, and II there
Is justice Oh earth she wall not wait in
vain"
The speech was delivered tc the Worlds
Congress Of Representative Women.
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on THE EAsTERs IRA Ks.
Tigdro B}ns the PedBody Handicap at
Nefaphfs.


MEMPHIS, TEgH., April 24.-The feat
ure 81 to-day's racing at Montgomery Park
was the Peabody handicap, worth sl475 10
the winner. The weather was cloudy and
warm, track fair. attendance 400.
Six furlongs, selling, silyersmith won,
Billy Bennett second, Miss Clark third.
Time, 1:I7.
-Four furl0ngs, Fasig won, Sir Dixie
second, Driftwood third. Time, :51H.
Peabody handicap, one mile and an
eighth, Figaro won, Rhett GoOde second,
Sister Mary third. Time, 1864.
Five and half furlongs, Gath won.
Uranja second, Ashland third. Time,
1854.
Tao miles, over eight hurdles, Square
Fellow won, Eli Kindig second, Temple
more third. Time. 3:43J4.
Seven furlongs, Ethel w won, High Test
second, Mote third. Time, 1:31.
NASHVILLE, TEzS., April Pat Cum
berland Park to-day the weather was fine
and the track fast. Two fayorites, second
choice and two third choices finished in
front Trainer Tucker, who has charge Of
Flcishmann & Sons horses, did not like
Jockey Thorpe's ride on st. Maxim yester-
day in the Duncan Hotel handicap and
put r. Williams on Ray E in the third
race Ray 5 was TO faYorite, but he
finished next TO last:
Fiye-eighths Of a mile, selling, Bessie
Nichols won, Pat Tucker second, Guilty
third. Time, Oh.
Four furlongs, La Sale won, Utopia sec
ond, Denis third. Time, 40.
4
Shining Belle and Terrapin ran dead heat
for third. Time, Al.
Seyen-eighths Of mile, selling, DR.. Work
won, Rainmaker second, Lay On third.
Time, 1:2s
Six furlongs, Metropole won, Helen w
second, May Thompson third. Time.
1:l4H.
ROXY, IsD., April .-seven-sixteenths
Of mile, Pete Clay won, Deluge second,
George B third. Time, :441E.
Five furlongs. Little Billy won, shenan-
doah second, Morse third. Time, 1:04.
Five furlongs, Helen Wren won, Foxhall
second, Cesar third. Time, 1903.
Six furlongs, Charm won, Colo second,
Tit for Tat third. Time 1:15N.
Fifteen-sixteenths Of mile, Our Maggie
won, Cheno second, Tim Head third.
Time, 1881.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 24.-Five
furlongs- Wheeler won, Mabel Glenn sec
ond, Cuckoo third. Time, :o3.
Half mile Bandana won, Hereto sec
ond, Hernia third. Time, so.
Fairfax stakes, $1,000, seven furlongs--
Owlet won, Tinge second, Paladin third.
Time. 20.
One mile-Little Mat won, Kilkenny
second, Solitaire third. Time, i AZ.
Six and half furlongs-King Gold won,
Hammie second, Ornus third. Time, /: 23.
Five furlongs-T. Tancred won, Ettaire
second, Lady Adams third. Time, :03.
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THE BATTLE OF KAIP1NG.
The Queer Way in which Chinese
Newspapers Report Events.

Newspapers Report Events.
The Chinese newspapers are quite as
queer IN their way a. the armies and the
generals. Alter the Chinese defeat at
Kaiping on December 20 the Shen-pao, an
influential Peking journal, published the
following:
A Cbefoo scholar writes us that an i'm
portant battle has just occurred at Kaiping.
An overwhelming army Of japanese made
sowardly attack upon the fearless Cen
eral sung-Ching, thinking to take him
unawares. But that great soldier f. always
vigilant and routed his foes with great
slaughter, killing over 5000 and driving the
rest back thirty-6ve miles without losing
over ten men himself. Evening coming
on and ever one being tired from the
hard labor Of the day General Sung
thoughtfnlly ordered all his men to
lie down and rest, while he slept like
wise. He had not been in bed more than
an hour or two when he was disturbed by
the Japanese, who, contrary 10 all usages
of war, again assailed the camp He was
naturally indignant, ano ordered a leu
tenant 20 drive the wretches away 50 that
he could finish his slumbers. The officer
did the best he could, being wounded, and
his troops being panic-strickcn by the
coluJ ne ana MS men turned ana retreated,
being pursued by the japanese. This
turned the camp into great disorder, and
resulted IN deep unbappiness. General
Sung perceived this and ordered a retreat
at fun speed. His forces quickly out
marched the enemy 80 that at morning
the whereabouts OF the japanese was
unknown, from which it was inferred that
they had fled. While the tents, guns and
ammunition were left behind, the bann ers.
flags and umbrellas were all safely brought
urgency OF the situation, has applied TO
Picking for 5000 re entertainments
Worcaufar efu
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Confetti Comes High.

Every one who,has been in Continental
city at carnival time has seen the con
fetti' which are thrown about in the mimic
warfare on the streets. The making and
selling of these tiny paper pellets consti-
1t is estimated that the Parisians alone
spend $4,000, or GOO, 900 francs upon them
every year, says London journal. Great
fluctuations take place in the selling price.
When the fun is at its fastest and purchas-
ers are eager the price is as much as a
franc and half kilogramme, or say eight
pence pound English, but toward the
end of the carnival holders are glad TO dis
pose of them at 70 centimes kilogramme
or less than half the former price. The
total weight of confetti sold in Paris this
year has been estimated at 100000 kilo-
grammes, or over 1000 tons.
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signed Howard Cizgets and myself to the
csse. shaw hid accompanied his sister,
who lived In Washington. on 2 visit 70 her
sIek mother over beyond An&cOstia. His
companion carried z basket containing a
chicken and couple Of bottles Of wine for
her mother. Her body was found In the
snow next morning with the sk1Il battered
10.
Shaw had eaten the chicken and drank
the wine. He had been seen returning
through An2c0ztsa With the basket hang
Ing on his arm. He then went 20 his
5r0sner-5E-l 3 house. stole small amount
81 money, and. eXpending II IN pair Of
skates, went skating On the river. This
was the C.scEEDSt&nt1zI sFlGencs against
HIM and ne tried hard 10 hang the Jury
Ey attacking that kind Of testimony, but
he was convicted. Efforts 70 secure COM
mutation we're In vain. and Shaw w&s
hanged and his body buried IN the potter
f.e.Q.
Then ehaw's p0sthumous troubles BE-
gan. The night after ME execution, jan
sen. the notorious 50dg-snatcner, stole
Shave body, and placing Il IN z hack car
RED Il % q city medical college. The al
tnorifies d the institution declined % pay
the aBu Jansen demanded for the corpse,
and he carried 4 70 another dissecting-
room with similar results. Jansen there
upon ordered the h&ckdrIysr, a cOlOfeo
fellow named scott, 20 drive 20 corner
saloon. having entrances on two ssreets-
Jansen went ~ and brought out drink
70 the driver and another for his supposed
friend n the hack, who he sAid was tired,
and returning 20 the saloon disappeared
through the door on the other street.
scott. who was half tipsy, waited for his
customer 70 come Dack and growing i'm
patient drove 70 q statioD-house and in
formed The keeper that he had drunken
man IN he vehicle, whom he had been
hacking around for several hours ana
who refused 70 pay his fare. An Office.
was gent out 10 bring the man in and found
Shaw naked corpse u the carriage.
well, there wGs much excitement and
Shaw vac buried again. That very night
his body was stolen again.
"a year OF 20 afterw2n3 ] was in the
Office 81 a welkknOwn physician here when
perceived skull upon table and re-
marked upon its peculiar couhguration.
Yes, Il e s0TneHhat singular" said the
doetor. 1t belonged 10 shaw, the colored
boy who was hanged for numbering his
sister II seemed a. If shaw's cadayer
pursued me despite all the efforts l made
20 save him"
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SCIENTIFIC HANDBALL.
Riordan and DAILY Defeat DonneIly and
Bonnet at the Occidental
Court.

The Occidental handball court was
crowded in every part last night, the at
traction being match between John
Riordan, champion Of the coast, and Den
mis- DAILY, champion of Oakland, on one
side, and Patrick T. Donnelly. amateur
champion Of the coast, and I. f. Bonnet
on the other
Each game was stnbbornly contested,
and as fine an exhibition OF the sport as
was ever seen on the coast was the result.
Riordan and Daily won by the following
score:
Islordan ana DAILY ........'...dd,v ~ ~ - - a
Another match, the best two ont OF
thYee games, was played between X. Line
han and ]. Nelson and ]. Feeney and Ed
Maloney. Linehan and Nelson won by
the following score:
lAnehan ana Nelson. ~
Feeney and Maioney"..., - 10
w. Kelly and M. Dillon have accepted
the challenge Of II. Linehan and j. Fee
ney to play for valuable trophy, which
appeared in Mondays CALL. The match
viii be played next Sunday afternoon at
the Union court.
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To-day's entries are Is iollows:

FIRST race, thgee-gu quarters OF 6 mile, aa!dens--
Wan 70 Wan lilly 81, CedenO 80, Halifax So
Morgan g 103, PzonIo g. Gussie II 105.
Second Tece, about three-g usFEers OF mile,
selllng-GOld Dust I05, snow Blossom ~ Lodi
81. Miss Buckley 81, Silver SO, SympstheLic's
Last g. Comrade 100, Vulcan 81, Centurion,
So
Third race, one mile, seIling-Don Cesar 80,
Kitty L IS, Trix 81, Jack Richelieu 105, Rear
Guard 1O5, Hy Dy "a, Molhe 81, Bell
ringer 81.
Fourth race, about three-quarters Of mile,
match, $1,000 side-Serspnin 105, Ledette
FLY 80.
FIFTH race, about three-qusrters OF q mile,
seIliug-Bobolink "a Lady Jane 80, Hunts
man 100, Annie Moore 50, sweet Alice 50,
Ricardo 81, Faro IO3, McFsrlsne 90.
sixth race, one mile and quarter, hurdle,
non-winners-Egperanc 131, Prince Idle 137,
Carmel 134, Modesto 131, Nero 1877. North
137, Fleetwood 20, Chiqult0 l25.
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RACING AT EPSON.
Reminder Wins the Btg city and Sub
urban Handtc0p.

HTU0n HAuutcnps
EPSON, EXC, April 24.--Reminder won
the City and Suburban handicap. Nine
teen horses ran.
Shortly after the start Mogul took the
lead, which he held to the top Of the hill,
when Bard OF Avon drew TO the front but
gave way in the straight to Reminder, who
drew out, followed by Slowmarket, and
won by half length. Four lengths sep
arated the second and third horses. Son
Of O Gun was fourth. Time, 2:10 As.
The Hyde Park plate Of 500 soyereigns
for two-year-old colts, 8 stone - pounds;
FLIES. stone 9pounds, FIVE furlongs, was
won by Mr.. Fairies Radiant, chestnut
FLY by Springfield out of Radiant. Eight
horses ran. Lord Houghton's Eau dor, a
chestnut FLY by Ben d'Oro out Of Chase
Cafe, and T.. Weaver's brown FLY Miss
Archer. by Herald out of Noisette, ran a
dead heat for second. Foxhall Keene's
bay cold Dimity also started.
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Hfkde,s Honre SoEd.

LONDON, ESQ, April A.-The appIica-
tion Of counsel Tor Oscar Wilde to have his
trial, which vas set for Friday next, post
poned on the ground that bis lawyers had
not had sufficient time to prepare for de-
Tense, and the present state If public feel
ing has made fair trial impossible, was
refused to-day. Wlde's home was sold by
the Sheriff In the presence, Of crowd OF
cnrlneity rnnngera
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BALrIMoBE DEFEATS BRooKLYN
scores Of the Games Played on The East
eTn Diamonds.

eTh DtunOnuSs
BALTIMORE, MD, April N.-Baltimores
3, Brooklyns l. notwithstanding and
Robinson, Gumbert and Grim.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April "a. -
Westinghouse 5, Philadelphias 4. Batteries
Malarky, Stockdale and Mcclure; McGill
and Buckley.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 24.-Louis-
viles /, Cbicagos s. Observation-Disclosures
and Cote, Hutchinson and Donohue.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 4.-St. Louis 3,
Cleyelands IL. Observation-Disclosures Sta
Fey and Peitz; Wallace and 0'Connor.
CINCINNATI, ONO, April 24.-Cincin-
natis 8, Pittsburgs g. Batteries-Dwyer and
Spies, Killen and sugden.
NEW YORK, n. Y, April 24.--Bostons 5,
New Yorks 3. MISUNDERSTANDING and Gam
zel, Rusle and Farrell.
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PURSUED THE ATTORNEY.
What "A Washington Lawyer Says OF
Dead Client.

Lawyers frequently fail 10 save clients
charged with capital offense from the
gallows," said Andrew Lipseomb 10 a
Washington Post reporter, but / don't
believe any one had one treated worse
after his death than did. The first muir
derer ever defended was young colored
man named Shaw, who was charged with
the murder Of his sister. Judge Wylie az
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-25

a friend advised me 10
try Ely's Cream Balm and
after usiRg 1t sir ,ceeks !
beiieve myself cured Of
c0tdrrh. II is q most
valatable remedy.-Joseph
Stcwart, 6z4 Grand ave-,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Earl Ruaseu Gels a separation.

LONDON, EsG., April 24-Earl Russell
to-day was granted judicial separation
from his wife on the ground Of legal
cruelty. Her suit for restitution OF con-
iugal rights has consequently failed.
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LONG .4ppointed Unpire.

WAsHINdToN, D. c., April 24.-Presi-
dent Young Of the National League has
appointed John Long of the New England
League a baseball umpire to succeed UNI
pire lynch.
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Olympic team
Vallejo team.
Tr,.RanufnnalE

Mr.. Gladstone has announced that he
cannot undertake to read or answer let
tiers which may be addressed to him. This
will discourage the autograph hunters
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Manchester England, is about to spend
about q million to clear out some of it's
worst slums and erect model tenements,
with trees planted and Fairgrounds pro-
III
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80 sn1tssure. 1Os Cwesrsr).... 81 = st
81 A0Eleer l0s EChsEzzlegg-4-... = = ~
81 Dr., 4zftneF, 81 fPlzg0ss1---11 Y y IL
zoS EGwar1 = 1g7 III. SMITH. 9 liz III Il
Fair STAR w0a driving Tine i102- winner
en- g, by alnp. BEvtEs-yeyvz-
E@tg6ngs NeTvcs9 Z 1oi glae Eel 70 10 l. L1l1
90 q TIE Drummer ! 5 10 : Gypsg Gsrs . 20 =
Mamie -ooss 10 80 l. Julia Maria ELly 10 . =
Nestee IS 10 5, H1e Abbott 50 80 !, Dr. esSE1lssf
200 % J. 5wafts1Es 100 70 I Inward 8 % /
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Fzlr start Won hzDcIy. Time, Ia Winner,
CT g. ~ George Ktnney-Ka1e Clark
Bet-!rg: Capt Eses - 70 10, Howard 70 l. NJ
ar 70 !, May Day 20 20 I, eison 20 70 J. Royal
Flush 10 20 l, Rsy Alta : 70 !.
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EUMMARY.
SAN FRANCISCO. April "a, 1895.
900 FIRST RAoE-seven furlongs; purse

Ind. Horse, weight. Jockey st. 10 Str. Fin.
(7762l Clandius, lob qIennessy).. 20 81 SO In
C7 75 Mulberry VI berry 100 ysloanl g 2
7S3 Del Norte, 102 e.. Loyd)....3 AZ Az Al
7799ss Mary y 9e gW: Flynn .......b 11s y 81
IS3 Chhrmer, S3 (Coady) .........4 81 81
Good start. Won driving Time, 1879. Win
ner, b. h., by imp. Brutus-5wayback
Betting: Claudus 80 20 !, Mulberry cvens, Red
Mary 10 to !.
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e4o@c ssaET. Won ridden O1z- Tine 1sA4-z-
v .ElEseE. en- n, b. tEIGLGIe-Free Love
Betslng: LovfAl 20 3, FllrrlIlz 70 !, McL4ght
70 !, Aldas 20 z
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S01 FIFTH RACE-Ffve and 2 hsIf turiongs,
OOI. selling; ihseey ezr-o.ds z-d upward; purse

Cod sEarE- Won cieTeyIy. Time, :oS. Win
EsT, en- g, by Per@zrine-Lasiy Foster
Betting: Banso 10 10 !, TILE Z g 20 l, God Bug
10 70 l, 1GsTteTst&H 20 /, Realization Is 70 5,
Cree 70 1, Sea spray 70 l.
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Good s12rs- WOE ts-fving- IsE1e, ID. WIl1ef,
=. Oy imp. True EFlso-.-EEE5= Ban
B-stanz> Ass Majesty 20 !. MO1ItoE 3 10 i " ]
liam tsrkeE-c1 70 5, imp. Miss BrEnn1si 20 J.
Y 20 :.
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Su0 FOURTH RACE-One Eafie and 2 s[-
QUO. leenl... A&Le.esa. LIZ 800
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.OUT At THE RACETRACK
Midas Was No Match for the
Favorite, LoydaI, in the
Handicap.
Ill FORTUNE PURsUEs HIM
A Spill In the TWo-Year-Osd
Race, In Which Coaoy Is
Injured.

seraDilrl and The Leastse aIlg nset in match
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ET- Goods delivered free OF charge to Sausalito,
Blithedale, Mill Valley, Tiburon, San Rafael Stock
ton, Haywards, Vallejo, Napa, San Lorenzo, Mel
The record-union., 1895-07-23

Johns, 76c; Jersey pears, half-boxes, 81 12;
st. Catherine plums, 81 20; Egg plums,
81 80; Peach plums. 81 Is.
CHICAGO, July 22.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open auc-
ton to-day. realizing prices as follows: Bart
lett pears. 81 9O@2: Diamond Slums. SO 40;
ogons, 81 35i Burbanks, 81 1901 65; Sat
sumas, S1@1 25; Purple Duane, S1@1 90;
Columbus, 75c@Sl 10; Egg plums, soc@
81 50; Washingtons, 9oc@Sl TO- Tragedy
prunes, 81 1901 so: German prunes, 81 20;
Fellenberg prunes, 81 45: nectarines, SIG
25; Crawford peaches, 50@90c; Fosters,
70@S5c; Fontainbleau grapes, 60c@S1.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Stephens & Humph-
reg sold one car California fruit to-day at the
following prices: Purple Duane plums. 81 O5
@1 hale's Early peaches, 55@56c; Peach
plums, 81 35@1 10; Tragedy prunes, 81 80
81 10; Bartlett pears. So 05@2.
MONTREAL, July 22.-The Earl Fruit Com.
pany sold California fruit at open auction TO-
day, realizing the following prices: Bartlett
PEARS, 50 1908 40; Washington plums,
81 80@2; Jefferson plums, 81 s5@2; Mag
mum Bonum, 81 So; Crawford peaches, 96c;
Hale's Early, o0c@1 10; car sold for about
$1,000 gross.
The record-union., 1895-07-23
SACRAMENTO MARK ET.
Trade Quiet Yesterday in Local
Produce Circles.

Produce Circles.
SACRAMENTO, July 22d.
Trade was of quiet nature in local produce
circles today, quotations in all cases re-
naming unchanged.
Following are the retail prices for the varl-
Gus articles mentioned:
FRUIT-Pineapples soc each; Bananas, csc
p dozen: LINES, 10c q dozen; Lemons, 200
SOC; riverside oranges, 15@30c; Black Figs,
sc u IL; White Figs, &c; Apples, &c; Pears
sc; Peaches, sc; Plums, &c; Prunes, DC; April
cots, oc ackberries, sc q box; Strawberries,
) DIS for 25c; Cantaloupes, 15925c; Water
DAIRY -Butter-Valley, p roll
Soc; Petaluma, 40c; Fancy Creamery, 45c;
Firkin, 25c; California Cheese, 121ac; Young
AMERICA lac; Eastern Creamery, zoe; Linn
burger, zoe; genuine Swiss, soc; American,
25c; Martins Cream, 10c; Neutchatel, 10c
each.
POULTRY --Turkeys-Live Hens and Cob
blers. 14c q ID; dressed &c; Chickens Hens,
6Oc each, Sc SO q dozen; BOOSTERS, SOC each,
So 90 T. dozen; Brothers, soc each. So q dozen;
Tame Ducks. 700 each, 81 90 q dozen; Geese,
50 So per pair.
GETABIES-Onions, &c p 10; Bunch
Vegetables, l2lzc; Horse Radish, Loo 2 ID;
| Garlic, &c q ID; Artlchokes 6Oc ID dozen;
Cauliflower, Toe each; Green Peppers, Toe:
Potatoes, local, 100000: new Potatoes. 11ac q
10; Green Peas, sc 2 ID; Alameda Peas, = lbs
Tor 15c; Cucumbers, loo + doz; String Beans,
&c q 10; Summer Squash, sc; Wax Beans, SC;
Smell Beans. &C . ID; Lettuce, for sc; Bay
Lettuce, 3 Tor 10c; Green Corn, 25c = doz;
Egg Plant, &C q %; Yellow Squash. &c ID ID;
Okra, csc p Ii; Tomatoes, &c > 10; Lima Beans,
1Oc " ID; sweet Potatoes &C.
MEATS-Beef-Prim Rib Roast 1870
l &c: Loin Steak, 121z@15c; Rump Steak, / Oc;
Chuck Roast, Toe; Rump, Sc; Brisket, Sc;
Chuck Steak, 10c. Veal-Loin and Rib
Chops, 15c; Roast Veal, Ice Mutton-Leg,
1IgI@a1ac; Loin and Rib Chops, 121zc; Mutton
stew, SC; shoulder Chops. Sc. PCrk-Roast
and Lhops, 15c; Corned Pork, 15c; Sausage.
121&c; Vienna Sausage, 15c Bacon, 14@15c;
Ham, 10000.
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay, Coo p cwt;
Wheat. 60c; second quality, soc; Alfalfa,
new. first cutting, SOC; old. third cutting, 55c;
Whole Barley, zoe; Ground Barley. Soc;
Feed oats, 81 1901 50; Middllngs, soc;
Bran, zoe Straw, 65c.