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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
ParSnip CompIsxion.

II does not require an expert to de-
tect the sufferer from kidney trouble.
he hollow cheeks, the unke1 eyes,
the DARK, puffy circles under the eyes,
the sAil0E pGrsnip-colored compilation
indicate IT,
A psyxsrian would ask If you had
Rheumatism, 9 duh pain or ache in the
back OF over TIE hips,stoEsch tro1ble,
desire TO urinAte often, or q burning
or scalding in passing Il; If after pass
ing there is an unEztiE1ed feeling as II
Il must be At once repeated, or 4 the
urine has 9 brick dust deposit or
strong odoF.
When these symptoms are present
no time sho1ld be lost in removing
the cGuse.
Delay may lead to gravel, catsErh Of
the bladder, causing Etopp4ge, and
sometimes requiring the drawing Of
the urine with instruments, or may
run into BriQhtis disease, the most
dangerous stage OF kidney trouble.
Dr.. Knmer's SEzmp-Root, the
great discovery OF the eminent Kidney
and bladder specialist, 10 q positive
remedy for s7ch diseases. Its rep1ta-
ton u World-wide and il is 50 easy to
get Al any drug store that no one need
suffer any length Of time for want Of
II.
However, II you prefer - first test
lie wonderful merits, mention the
Mexico LEDGER and write to DR.. Kill
mer & Co, Binghsmpson, n. z, for q
sample bottle and book telling all
shout Il, both sent absolutely free By
| mail
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
w. w. johnson.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF AUDRAIS.
In the Clrcu. Court, June Term, 1883
MORA HOLLIS. PIaintiH,
VI. In Vacation
HANNAH Hollis, Deft.

Now, on this day, April lat, 1889,
comes the plaintiff, by his attorney
and files with the clerk of this court.
in vacation, his petition, verified BY
a1fidavit5 stating, among other things.
that the defendant, Hannah Hollis, is
O nonresident OF the State of Mis-.
souri,, and has abeconded herself from
her usual place of abode so that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon her.
Il is therefore ordered BY the clerk
that publication be made notifying
her, the said defendant, that an action
has been commenced against her by
petition In the Circuit Court of AudraiD
County, Missouri, the object and gen.
eral nature of which is TO obtain a
decree of divorce from the bonds Of
matrimony heretofore contracted be.
tween the plaintiff and defendant
and for such other orders as may be
just and proper.
Now, therefore, you, said noD-resi.
dent defendant, are hereby notified Of
the fling Of this suit, and unless yoG
be and appear st the next regular
June term Of this court 70 be begun
and held at the court hous9 in the City
Of Mexico, county and state aforesaid,
on the first Monday in June, 1899, and
on or before the third day thereof,
answer or otherwise plead 70 plaintiffs
petition herein, the same will be
taken a. confessed and Judgment ren.
dered accordingly.
And Il lie further ordered that &
copy hereof be published In the Mex.
leo Weekly LEDGKR, q weekly news
paper Published in tha said County Of
Audrain and State of Missouri, fol-
four weeks successfully, the lAst 10.
sertion to be at least fifteen days be
fore the commencement Of the sal
next term Of this court.
Attest: A trne copy.
J. q. BUCKEER,
Clerk Audrain Circuit Court.
By W. H. MORRIS, d. G.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
900 IN GOLD.


WASHINGTON, April E.-SpAin has
been notified throazh the French En-
hassy that this govsErmsut stands
ready to pay over the s0.onsooo pro-
yided for blythe treaty Of peace. SPAN
has but 10 send an agent empowered
By his government to receive and
receipt that amount, when q warrant
VII be drawn on the sub-treAsury at
New York and delivered
me amount vii be paid IN gold coin
Of the United States OF IN god bars, 81
the option Of the Spanish Goverumert
Tie only stipulation made By this
Government i that payment Be made
st View YOrk
Attention is called 10 the fact that
this Govexnment has nearly thEee
months in Shch TO pay the sEO1nt.
bzs has taken no advantage OF that
fact. The Interest or the amount for
the time Il eoCh be held win offset
what Spain may have to pay IN the
way Of exchanges.
The warrant d exceedingly simple
for such . big transaction, and excsps
for the amount viz not differ in the
slightest from one paying sieo. There
are but few Embellishments, and they
are stock cuts found IN almost any
printing oHes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Mayor Harrison Of Chicago For VIZ.
Jennings Bryan IN lso0-Hs
Scores Alleged

CHICAGO, HI, April ls-Mayor
Harrison has turned bis batteries
afresh On sx-Gov. Alleged At the same
time ind0rsing ". J. Bryan for Pres-
idsnI Just before leaving fer WISH
ington on . vacAsion IMP be said:
aJohn P. AItgsh % no longer =
Democrat and is rot sven entillsd to
alt IN the gallery Of the next Demo
cratic National CoEvsunon.
"He viii not get within 800 feet Of
the convention Han In 1901, unless
the National Comnittss takes Illinois
Democracy BY the throat and casts
aside the regular organization Of the
State. ] do not believe the National
Committee vii take any radical step
70 recognize Altgsld or any counter
felt Democrats who may possibly seek
70 break In by a contest for which
there viii be 10 i1st grounds
al do not fear Altgeldis rumored
movement to form an independent
DeuoerAsie organization in this city
or state, bscause ! am confident II
vii never be sustained BY any fol-
lowing worthy Of consideration
81 propose to carry on this war TO
the knife Between John P. Alleged
and myself there VIII be no eompro-
mise. This vsz settled three months
ago. AltgeIdis attitude has been re-
P1diated By the people Of Chicago.
His municipal campaign vas an or
gained hyProcrisy and an ingiOrious
failure.
81 want TO say nov with Official,
final and Rrevocable emphasis, that
/ an for Col William Jennings Bry-
an for President in 1900, first, last and
all the time.
"n | am q delegate to the next
Democratic National Convention !
viii take pleasure in seconding Col.
Bryan's nomination In the name OF
Illinois. He 10 q native son Of Illinois.
81 am positively not a candidate for
President or Vice Presidents In 1900,
and would not take TIE nomination II
Il was rendered me.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
REUBEN HARIOW's POETRY.

That "crown of thorns" We know well
now
Is that which hurts the poor mans
brow.
he is erucihed upon a o of gold
and
The poor are left out in the cold.
But soon viii come the jubilee,
In nineteen hundred ve'n all be free;
On that great and good election morn,
When Colonel Bryan blows the horn.
'EOE, my friends, you must keep in
line,
And the Presidents seat viii sure be
mine;
And IL you In faithful to your friend,
We viii have free silver in the end"
That day it will decide the battle,
II won, silver, you'll surely rattle;
sand when 1 get the Presidents chair
III give you an office, If there's any to
spare"
aThen ven remember the days Of
yOre,
When I campsigned the country DER;
In the north, south, east and west,
I have spoken for free silver, and did
my best"
sand while I have for Office run,
AT banquet dinners I had my fun"
Youngs Greek, April Is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
REAp sONE OF ouP TESTIMONIES

Profs. Catron & Magruder-I have
Suffered constantly with kidney trou-
bic for eight years; I also bad rheu-
matisu, lost vitality and constipation.
I hzFs exhausted the best medical
skill, BAT no relief. Fortunately, /
went to Profs. Catron & Msgruder
ard vas soon restored to health.
F. y. MAGRUDFR.
I have been taking absent treat
ment from Profs. Cetron & Magruder
for three weeks. l have received
great relief and benefit. My ailments
we're sciatic rheumatism and kidney
trouble. MRS. JANE A. LACossETT,
Shreveport, La.
/ have been under treatment OF
Profs. Catron and Magruder for four
days and have received great benefit.
I am eighty years old--they are put
ting new life In me. / am Improving
with every treatment.
THOMAS A. CoURRIKR-
Ihave been troubled for three years
with chronic core throat, also with
constipation. The above named gen
gentlemen cured me of these troubles
IN four treatments. They have also
cured me OF suppressed menstruation.
MTTTIE O. RICE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE
EARLY SPRING BUYER
That seldom happens
so early in the season.

On account OF being overlooked,
and wo haven't the roo to properly
handle our immense spring purchases,
we have concluded to reduce our stock
as fast " possible, and will move them
fast. Below are q few OF the prices We
will make on different lines:
All wool Dress Goods, so to IS inches
wide, zoe per yard.
Plain Coverts new goods) SO inches
wide, Csc per yard.
A new line OF plaids and fancy Dress
Goods, 80 inches wide, Csc per yard.
All wool and fancy novelty Dress
Goods, SO inches wide, Csc per yard.
Also a line Of fancy and plain Dress
Goods, all cOlors and black, including
ali the new things, 40-ineh goods, Soc
per yard.
We will also offer you the newest
things in Coverts, plain and fancy
wool goods, 40 TO 80 inches wide, at 75c;
other houses ask 81 and s1.3 for.
We have a complete line of Dress
Goods in fine blacks from 81 to e. per
yard, and a new line of Silks for waists.
We will also sell our staple line at
the same reduced prices, but haven't
the room here for the prices. We have
been told time and again VI have the
best and cheapest line Of Mems Shirts
in this county. All the new styles in
Men's Hats are here. When it comes
to Shoes we q save you from 10 to
IS per cent. on your purchase, which
we have demonstrated before.
Watch this space and you will End
m~oney-savers in 1t every day in the
week.
All parties holding tickets on our
Chinaware must bring them In for
redemption on or before May 1, 1899,
to be redeemed. Don't forget rs.
YOURS TRULY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Mems 90 Suits m black and ora,s at. ..........S 8 70
Mems ( Zoo aTLwool Suits. an color. 5 O0I
MEMS : COO Atwood CLAW Worted Suits........ g sol
Mems S1a.oo satinIined Suits. 3 10
''s" sas milne lined -e eleUsn. Iva taioreS. :. ..s....~.. IL 90
Bows aT-wooI suits. worth ss.oo 8 90
Chadren's ~two-piece, Atwood Suits, worth $500. z %
Mems s3oo Pants. Cassimeres. so
Mems S1.2s Cotton Worsted Pant. 30
Mems Atwood Pants in Cassimere and Worsted,
worth $3.50, our pnce. q 20
Mems black and tan Sox, high spiced heel and toe,
worth I5e, our price, ) pair or.......-...-. 20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

ProfA. CAtron 4 Magrudsr-Dear
sirs: After being treated b. d0csS<z
Tor years, who left ne worse phyEi-
cAlly and poorer nna1eiAIly, / had the
good fortune TO meet yo1- After q
few treatments from yoa l an vel
woman, though il SEs years Of Hfex-
ing with piles and constipation, but
an now relieved Of my misery. lean
write no testimonial strong ensuZh to
do justice to your Woudsrful cure
MRS II. @. VRooAAN,
7ss East Taylor ST., Moberiy, No.
Ihave been . great Sufferer for
three years and have had great pains.
in my head with depression Of spirits;
my stomach and kidneys all der&nged.
With great pains in my back my life
has been q great burden to me. After
one weeks treatment from Profs.
Catron & Magruder / feel like q new
man. / have derived great benefit
from their treatment.
J. b. HUGmEY, Ash, Mo.
Ihave been troubled with inhamma-
ton OF bladder and stomach for years.
l have been treated for three weeks
with absent treatment BY Profs. Catron
& Magruder and am greatly relieved.
MRs. NANCY JoEEs, Moberly. Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
WANT TIE A PAIR.
Centrslia Citizens Organizing to Be-
cure the Project.

CKETRALIA, Mo.,Aprl ia move
ment vas inaugurated here to-day By
q number Of the leading and wealthy
citizens to secure the proposed State
Fair. Il is proposed to donate 10
acres Of valuable land adjoining this
city to be used for the purpose. The
citizens Of this city and community are
enthusiastic = the matter and VIII
offer 10 the State Board OF ARricul-
turs many Inducements to secure the
location here. The petition 10 donate
the 100 acres is being circulated and
numerous sigatures have been OBJ
tanned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
hGC Cutter
At The business end Of town,
Next Door 20 the PestShIee.
Mrs. Heron Entsrtains.

The Lincoln CNeb.) State JourHaI Of
April 18th says; Mrs. r. n. Heron.
Of Mexico, Mo-, entertained the North
Side Circle Of the First Christian
Church At the home Of Mrs. n. r.
Ingalls,, 1898 p. street, April Is, from
$3.50 until s O'Clock. Dainty refresh
ments were served and q pleasant
time in general was enjoyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

All that is beautiful and lovely in
woman hnds fts climax IN motherhood.
How often We find among our Ameri-
car women that longing for the pratt
ting voice, the idol Of their waiting
hearts. Il is q natural instinct, this
yearning of the heart for ohspringi
yet the wife hesitstes to talk with the
family physician on this delicate sub
jet. A good way to do is to send for
the peoples Common Sense Medi-
cal Adviser" in plain English, q great
zoos page, illustrated family doctor
book, wherein all such delicate sub
jects are fully discassed-2I one-cent
stamps 10 cover cost of mailing only,
sent to Worlds Dispenssry Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y, win bring
q free copy. Formerly sold at 81. 50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

the idea that any preparation
your druggist may put up and try
to sell you viii purify your blood like
Hoods sarsapsriIla. This medi-
cine has 3 reputation-it has
earned ita record. It is prepared
under the personal supervision Of
educated pharmacists who know
the nature, quality and medicinal
effect Of al the ingredients used.
Hoods ssrsaparilla absolutely
cures all forms of blood disease
when other medicines fail to do an.
good. Itist the World's Treat sprinl
Medicine and the One True Bloc
Purifier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

THERE win be q big two dollar
Democratic dinner in st. Louis about
April IS. Something Ike two thous-
and guests win be present. Among
the orators wiz be W. J. Bryan, Car
Ter Harrison and Senator Teller. This
win be a grand Democratic love-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
Cspp-HowMd.

Wa r. Oapp, q wealthy farmer Of
Aouros county, aged IS years, married
ars. Mary Howard, aged ~ years and
living in Sailing, Sunday evening at
CeBtralia. Elder II. A. Denton, Of
Ceutralia, ohlciated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Notice is hereby given that ehl
settlement Of the estate Of B. T.
Dobyns, deceased, viii be made ct ths
May term Of the Probate CouFl
OF Audrain County, Missouri, to be
held At Mexico, Missouri, on the sec
ond Monday In May, 1899.
HOWARD BICKLEHi
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

me case Of &. z. Jones vs. Mary
4. Kicker, suit In r~eplsvins was tried
before Squire Tomlinson Monday for
the fourth time; the iury retained 9
verdict for The plaintiff. The amount
Involved, together with costs, will
probably reach $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

\ rsadeu q MS paper wm b pis4ssd %
lean IA. thsre 3 u Least COS ersa1sd disease
HsS scisacs hHs bssa ahls q care n al ~
Stages. AID "a; = CatArrh. Hans Czt1rFh Gre
> tie o1iy positive care knoWu 70 tks nsdieG
uAterliI. C1nArr1 be11E q ccnsetueo1A DIS
eass, reqliras q cousutcoo1ai treatmezL HAIRS
Cxtlrn Crs n taken Internally, acting dIrec1y
upo1 Ce hlooe and rlcoas surfaces o. rs as
ten nereoy fetroyfng ne f01ncat0r q ne
N up Ne cousutub11 and asziEcnR Eature IN
e0.ag - Eork ms propnetors hare - Ulch
tAA n - c1HEr9 poWeB nat hsy o1er Ooe
H11tret DolarB for a1y case that 4 tAfls 70 eure.
Send for Lax q tesElolfaiA.
Aecrssa ?. = CHENEY a CO. Totedo, o.
sod hY DruEE1tE, &c.
hA1s Panty Fla are ne best
Miss Leila Clement is entertaining
Miss Leta Johnson, Of Martinsburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Notice is hereby given that hn1
settlement OF the estate OF Elizaoeu
Gordon, deceased, viii be made a. lns
May term OF the Probate CoeI.
Of Audrain County, Missouri, toes
held At Mexico, Missouri, on the s@
ond Monday IN May, 1899.
ROBERT LUCKIE,
Aa-FwFsfrafnT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Notice is hereby given that hnI
settlement OF the estate Of J. J.
West, deceased, will be made az bs
May term OF the Probate Co9n
Of Audrain County, Missouri, to 3
held At Mexico, Missouri, on the sec
ond Monday In May, 1899.
s. p. EMM0Ns,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
18th Day Of NAY, A. D 1889.


Notice is hereby given that fDl
settlement OF the estate Of @. B
Brown, deceased, viii be made at thI
May term Of the Probate Couii
of Audrain County, Missouri, to b
held At Mexico, Missouri, on the sec
oDd Monday in May, 1899.
]. & ]. s. BROWN,
E~wacufora
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Notice is hereby given that hna
settlement Of the estate OF Conrad
Schultheis,~ deceased, will be made 81
the May term OF the Probate Coun
OF Audrain County, Missouri, to be
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the sec'
ond Monday in May, 1899.
FRED J. PREOHT,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Notice is hereby given that hni
settlement OF the estate OF J. b
Shell, deceased, viii be made at the
May term OF the Probate Coan
OF Andrain County, Missouri, to b
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the sec
ond Monday in May, 1893.
j. r. SHELL,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Notice Is hereby given that anal
settlement Of the estate OF Sarah E.
Turner, deceased, will be made at ths
May term OF the Probate C0uft
OF Audrain County, Missouri, to BE-
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the sec
ond Monday in May, 1899.
A. BURKEY,
AdminIetFator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

AS an indication Of local prosperity
the transactions in the Recorders
Office on Monday showed mortgages
recorded to the amount Of $40, while
those Hquidased represented 1886.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Notice Is hereby given that ini
settlement OF the estste Of John u.
Gordon, deceased, will be made =
the May term Of the Probate Coah
OF Audrain County, Missouri, to D
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the see
ond Monday in May, 1899.
ROBERT LUCklE,
AHminfafratOf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
Irusteas Sale.

Where's, Edward P. Carretsoa and HARE
trEst, dassd August q. isae, ane recorded Ia 3.
Recorders One IN AQtrain County. MissuH
In Book 10, Al page 81, conveyed 70 ne under,
signed trustee ne following described rnal estate
situated IN Audrain Coanty, Mssouri, to-vit
Ths east half % Of the southwest fourth 30
o. the southwest quarter % Of aec1on aftsss
nD, he east haif ~ OF Ae southeast f0urA
teen 40, All N townanip hfty-one BIl nora
nnge ax % west d the ttk ,. n. Also, aTs@
acres described - follow, to-wit. Conmncng
oae hundred and ten u14 yards south ID a.
northwest corner Of the southeast fourh U1R
ne southwest quarter 10 Of section nfteen 1g,
township nfty-0ne Dl) north, range sN i6l Wst
Of the th p m, run thence s0uth with TIE Ice
two hnndrnd ard twenty cN yards, thence ess
enc hundred and ten mo yards, thence nora
two hundred and twenty lxN yards, thence IVES,
one hnndred and ten mo- yar1s % the place
beginning, containing In All forty~hve 49, acres
which said Conveyance was made IN trust t,
secure the payment Of certain promiss1V n0ts
In said deed described, ard, whereas, said BEs
remains due and unpaid; and, therefore, Il he
request OF the legal holder OF said note, ana b.
authority Of the provisions Of said deed OF tus,
] WI, on
Friday, the 18th Day Of Nay, A. D 1898,
proceed 70 sen the properly h~ereinbsf0re d
scnoed, a. puolic vendue, % tie highest hdtsf
for cash, az the east front door q the Con
House, Ia Mexico, Missouri, between the hlar
q nine O'Clock tn the fgrsoooa and ave oclot
IN ne afternoon Of that day, to SATISFY said tss
and the expenses o. executing MS trust
r. p HOPKINS,
Tue
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Notice Is hereby given that ma
settlement Of the estate Of d. :.
Lewis, deceased, will be made at tns
May term OF the Probate Coan
OF Audrain County, Missouri, TO "
held AZ Mexico, Missouri, or the SEE
ond Monday IN May, 1899.
J. Il. HICKMAN,
Admiuistraior'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

II lie probable that the President
may call an extra session Of Congress
for next September.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
Weltmef'S MethOd Of MaQDetlC HEALING

Is nov pracuced by Profs. casron and Magruder with great success At
an manner Of diseases cured without medicine. Magnetism lie the popular
cure Of the day. A greater per cent. of cures ar made by this treatment than
any other method or practice. II yOu have any chronic disease in which you
have failed 70 get relief do not despair; there Is yet hope. Write 70 or come
and 60 Prota CAtron 4 MAgruder. We also cure BY absent treatment.
men m graduates Of the weknsr Magnetic School, Of Nevada, Missouri.
T. N. MAGRUDER, Manager,
no SOUTH WILLIAMS STREET, MoBERlY, MO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Hon. CHAMP CLARK should speak TO
standing room on Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
Msrien LAdgn Frna

We viii send the Mexico weekly
LEDGER ons month fres to any per-
son desiring to examine the paper
before subscribing. Send us your
and II At the end OF one month
you do not want to become : perma-
nent subscriber We will discontinue
your paper. Z. NJ. WHITE,
Editor and publisher Mexico LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Preah hsh, best sails fen In pals and
kegs ~ r. G. RsuI's. s-ft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
Are After You!
When You Read This Advertisement You'll Be After Us.

Mems and Boys SI.75 black and tan Shoes .......$ l 70
Mems s. black and tan Shoes, fancy silk vesting tops 2 %
Mems sI.so oil grain Plow Shoes. 1 10
Mems SI.7s oil grain Plow Shoes, western custom
made. no seams in back. / 30
Mems hem stitched Handkerchies, worth s cts, our
price B Tor ~
Mems stiff and soft bosom Shirts with seperabe coli
lars and cuffs, fully worth 75c, our price.......- %
Mems 75c Hats. %
Mems $7.oo Hats, all shapes and colors............ l "a
Mems Fedora Hats, light coors, black silk band,
worth $Ioo, special price. ...-......-.. 6e
Mems Underwear in spring weights at........20c and oOc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
accordingly

the farmers could govern themselves
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Miss Josephine Norris of 81 0otpo.
cry City, was the guest Of Der parent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Morris. SUNDAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

b nnnounced Inmealately . that
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Gossip Of The Markets.

Hens are just commencing to lay. con-
sequently tn ere is a fall in the price OF
eggs During the past week. the price
of eggs has decreased about twenty per
cent. Last week the quotations showed
eggs to be worth from % TO 80 cents a
dozen: this week % cents buys dozen of
nice fresh eggs. There is little doubt
that eggs will take another tumble in
price. soon.
The Southern and Western eggs control
the market. Beef still holds firm. and
the prospect is good for Steady prices I'M
til spring. AT the present time there is a
demand for good beef at $500 per hun
dred weight. 1t is about IA cents per
side higher than it was last week. eve
don't want your butter said the mar
ketman to a farmer who had Just entered
the door with two large iirkins of butter.
The marketman continued: Never be-
fore has butter been as plentiful. as this
season, the best quality creamery butter
finds hard sale at p cents per pound
there is no demand for dairy. at %
cents This undoubtedly is due 10 the
fact that the over production of hay
last season caused the farmers to increase
itelF STOCK Oh cows, Heice the market is
iilld with butter. The poultry market re-
mains about the same this week the
preceding week. as the following table
will show. There has been Il slight
change in the fish market. The prices
are on the decline. Cod sold for II cents
last week. this week the price is 10 cents
per III. hake. formerly cents pound
now cents, fnnan laddic, u cents. now
10 cents per h., halibut is selling for IS
cents per pound. CLANS are very scarce
OWING TO the frozen condition OF the
flms. Oysters are plenty. and are worth
l0c. per quart.
The demand for apples holds about the
same, extra No. apples are worth 81 81
per bushel and Il few fancy lots have
been sold as high as 81 per barrel The