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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-18
NEWS OF THE TRANSPORTS

San Francisco, Aug. Io.-Work at the
transport dock IS now confined to preparing
the Warren for sea. She will take a large
quantity Of supplies in addition to troops,
and will sail next Thursday for Nagasaki
and Taliu. Non. Of the animal transports
are yet ready to load for China or the
Philippines but some Of them will get
away 5000.
San Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE policy Of
the Government TO secure the very largest
vessels available for service between this
port and China and the Philippines is
again manifested. The klgoa, the largest
freighter in the Pacific, ha been char ered
for the transportation Of troops and sup.
piles to China. She Is now on the other
side Of the ocean, having sailed from
Hongkong seven DAYS ago This gives
the Government the tire. largest stedn.-
ships in the Pa:lGc, the AIgoa having the
largest capacity and the Californian and
Strathgyle coming next in the order
named.
San Francisco. Aug 1.-THE animal
transport Aztec. which has been fitted up
at the Union iron Works went alongside
FolSgm'stteet wharf Yesterday and today
will begin taking on her cargo of 90.
horses for China. The siam will also be
gin loading at Folsom street today anc
will carry large cargo Of commss8rS
supplies for the troops in China. Tht
Belgian King is still at the Union lror
Works, but is expected to sail soon with
horses and siege guns for the troops II
China. The Strathgyle will take $50
horses.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. s. co,

Oscar T. Sewall, who, with Captain
Burnnam, has been making arrange
ments for the steamers of the Hawa.
iian-American Steamship Co. here, re-
turned to the Coast in the Mariposa
yesterday. Before leaving, Mr.. Sewsll
had the following to say about his work
here: Captain Burnham and | have
had very successful trip. We have
made plans for our steamers here and
will send the first one out in January
1901"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-18

The quiet contempt with which Lord
Roberts details the scheme to carry him
OFF indicates that the general regards
the affair as very much of joke, eH-
cept as 1; shows revengeful spirit still
rampant within the "pacihed" territory.
While such plots are Matching under
the nose of army headquarters, little
dependence can be placed on the sur-
rendered Beers in any part of the
Transvaal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-18

United States Treasurer Roberts on
Wednesday sent out 37,129 checks, rep
resenting $3,363, 800, the amount of III
terest due on United States bonds out
standing August /.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-18
Stockholders Meeting.

The first Annual Meeting of the stock.
holders of the HONOLULU STOCK
YARDS CO., LTD. will be held at ?
o'clock p. M, at the office Of the company,
August ~, 1900.
I6oowI A NEWHOUSE. Secretary.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
CATTLE MARKETS.

Baltimore. March IS 2s-HOGS-Rscsiots 20 O.,
week, is.s76 head against l41l4 last week. Ig.g
receipts market this morning and prizes 30.
higher On all except rCughs. Far Wes.rru. go:
far Western pigs seas %: from other pol..
heavy. 5-lOa5.50: light Weights 2gg5 g. Esfi
pigs. isog zoo. rough SONS 4s0g4J0; sag. 1f-a
40.
SHEEP AND LAlBs-Receip,s ,or the ~s-k. 3 80
head. against 247i last week Light receipts o,
both sheep and lambs On market tals no- g.
prices about steady. market SLOW. Sheep EetEsr.
5,oo4se5; ewes common 10 EooI gsgas o. ismla.
good 70 PFize. 7soa7t6. common 10 god, Cg.n
7ca
cALYEs-Ha-ket s.OE ~ head on magss, o.,
the week. selling from 500 70 ga.
Chicago. March 2s-CATT-E- E-Reeslpts Ist.a;
generally steady 70 10. lOSer Natives bss oE l4 =
to-day. %. good 70 prime steers steady 70 sloa
Seea57s. poor 20 medium weak 70 Ioe lJErf 4 D
at15: selected feeders about sesdy 495ais,.
mixed s,ockers. 5i6az.so: e0Ss. eAoirs Arm o-As-i
slow. 3.0gN4Z5. he.fefs about steady. y-tai.1;
esnners weak to lee lower ZZ5az -, bulls stsz1..
z50HizS; oalyes unchanged. A50gCSJ Tenn
receipts. ~. ssst on s-is to-s4y. $50 Ts1sa ~
s.esrs lover. 1s5aIs5. Teas bulls. szazN.
HoGs-Reoeisls to-day. $500. to-morr0u. z5@7
ostH-Ste4. leu over. 100. 5 csnts i0v-. eE--..
Hight weights. l0p. q. @i1sd sad ogyrasrs. 80
as2s; god % choice heavy. G05U3 -. rS-T.
s-avy. ised51o; light Only : i-zc- s0Ssr ts,5
.Iz -; bulk % sslss. 4s7 I-za5 g.
eHET-BecslD,s 500. n5e-p generally E~s.Y
% iee. highrr fOr bs1 lAubs si0N 10 lea. igE-r
Good % etO.es sssAsrs 575as1J. fair % 90.
nixsf 41595.I. WereTn Ef@@p t6Us g. yasf-
Nass. stJas9s E1ilTe !snJB. S59g =. Wssfrl1
lambs o917 p
Ss~ York. a4srrh s-BEEyEs-Rers pts. J-r:
STEADY 70 srEs. o0ss shses siEhsr. sll 80 s.s's
4Zasgg. bails 81 ssgf IS. ocEa zlf4S6 ap.t-
srE. 1895 - CABLES qasts Lonfon aEt IAvsgps st
markets srm. ErDog,s tossy 5 cattle snt ? Easff5
to-Hsorroz 80 e<itle, l.est ssscp ana = -. a--
tsFa q bssf
CA.YE1s-Rseslp,z 4Sss. market sspr~ese1 grir-s
Sdyas. lover. loEszl o. ne leaspn. 20 -LHg
Vskls 19eGsL. toSs. s % IL. grTy fes ~
above go4s bsr4 yard xfork nou!nzl
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
six Lynebiugs During Tyier's It,
Dad Blood Breeds

Spring Humors Boils, Pimples, Eruptions,
Sores Debility, Languor, Kidney Troubles,
Indigestion and That Tired Feeling, all of
which Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures by purify
ing, enriching and vitalizing the blood
Blood troubles, left unchecked, increase and
multiply Just as naturally as the weeds
and thistles that infest the soil. They
need the same radical treatment, too. They
should be rooted out in Spring. Hoods Sar-
saparllla stops the breeding Of impurities in
the blood. It also imparts vitality and
richness, and that means strong, vigorous
BODY as well as clear, fresh, healthy skin
You Will look better and feel better if you
begin taking Hoods Sarsaparlla, Americas
Greatest Spring Medicine-TODAY.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
kEARSARGE AWAITS ORDERS.
handsome New BatiIe-ship i'm Perfect Or
der-Nork On n enIucky Rushed.

Specla! to The Pest.
Newport News, Va, March 2e,-At 4
o CLOCK this afternoon the battle-ship
hearsarge left the shipyard and drowned
down 10 Old Point, where Capt. Folger
will await orders
Ine oattle-Ship is now complete All Of
the little changes ordered nave been fin
lShed, and If there is a more up-to-date
warship in the world. the naval officers
on lhls station would like to see her
Ihere Is sood deal Of specula ton here
as 10 the firing tests to which the bat
tle-ship earsarge will be subjected when
she goes out on her Official sea trial. II
E2s been stated that the test of firing tk.
four big guns of the superimposed turret
battery simultaneously will not be at
tempted.
Despite this, II is believed in some quar-
terS mat the test viii be made as II IS
'"eI known that Capt Felger is very
anxious to find out by practical tests lust
what thc new turret arrangement is cana
lie OF. There is a wide divergence of oDip-
ion regarding the effect OF q simultaneous
discharge OF the four guns of the forward
or aft main battery, and nearly every
body who has followed the controversy is
anxious to have the matter settled once
for all.
win the kedrSarge out of the Way the
shipyard will rush work on the Kentucky.
Just when Uhe latter vessel will go into
commission is not known. Report has il
that the Navy Department has decided on
April Is, but no official information to
that effect. ii is stated, has been received
here.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
MARKET REPORT.
WASHINGTON MARkRTs,

BCTTER-NSrkst rsn aims In an unchanged eoa-
eisi0u- Rscsipss are light and the general tore
arn and strong The demand - particularly fsr
Eraaes Of goc9 favor. ranging IN vzlzs trum IS
cents 70 - cents Not nsch stock coming from
pear b.. bat receipts meet ready sale al god
prices
EGGS-Sapply has b<ea liberal all xsek and
market settled to IS e~ats generally TIE demand Is
good and stock moves freely.
POUATRY-Ltvs or dressed hen TURKEYS scarrs
and in good demand. Snail size ehies.ns. i;-s
pounds 10 l.. pounds ssEree Sad wanted. oia
fowls not IN excessive supply. but quite ample so-
eenand
ClLyES-Choioe calves ssrce Receipts Of snail
and poor increasing. particularly iror niik ship
psrs' farms
LANBS-ChOice spring lsuts are wsnfed
PORh-Drsssed hogs continue in sood demand
GRAIN-Whs4t market arm. Corn is advancing
Oats steady.
FRUITS AND VEGETABs4 4EsS-S0utssru vegetables
bringing good prices Strawberries rsnCfng -
cents to . cents Per quart. Oranges In good d.
rzHt California Navel again higher tor ekoiss
numbers. their quality is unusually ane
FURS AND HlDEsS-Season nov ooeu ard IL,
brisk demand
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, March 26.-WHEAT-Recslpis. q 90
b1saeis; exports. 55.5ss tzzasls. spot easy. No
Fed 15 "a, elevator; No. , red 3 "a I. O. B..
ahoAt: No Northern Duluth = - Z O b. snoat
prompt; No I had DuIufh. u IL T. Q. b.. sAoat
prompt. Options Opened steady. bat sooa developed
: good. sroag an6sTtoa- better cables than e1-
peetsd and sharp rise IN corn. upheld b. shorts
ire market remained aTz until the iAss tOur Ehsn
disappointing export ness started realizing. zas
pTicez arODDed OF. closing s-sak a. i-sc- Del De-
cline. NAY. Y S-lsa7z I-s elosed = l-4: Jsly.
y s-saI2 i5-l6 closed q -. sspLsnbef. y 5-sg
=. closed - IS
CoRN-Rseslpts u. 20 tGzAsls. exports IL. 7I5
tushelA- spot s-e2hy- Ns- 2 - z O. D. sfazr sEr
-. elevator. ODtiOl make Oysned steady saG az
once advanced On gSod spscglstiFs csrazn1 high
er cables and hgAt GsssirEs TIE snail export
trade. h0Seysr, promoted ate unloading. and the
close vas easy st P~rE2<l i-sc nes adyalos. Nay.
e 1-sf a. =. close4 a Ss: July. a. i-z14f Is.
csOs-d q 5-A
oATs-Rseelpts. ~ fss bushsls: experts lkS
buEnelA sDot arm No. 2 p IL. 10. g. = -: NJ.
white. 81 No Uklts. 81 - track mixee wszs-
era =a1e. track Shlte. q i-sass Oyti91s OPEN
I'd Eieadys h1t sers fsrF qsiet all c4Y eIose1 aa-
changed. Ne NAte S-iz. Nay. - -. slosse - IL
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
VICIOUS NEGRO's ASSAULT.
'inbs Farmer Who Objected TO His Tres.
passing-Promptly Indicted,
Special to TIE Pos
u


Rockville, Nd. March 26-John Steuara
colored, was lodged in Jail here last eyen'
ing, charged with an assault with inteDt
10 XIII Stephen B. Dorsey. a Young farm
er OF the vicinity of Etchison. This conn-
W Saturday afternoon, on Mr.. Dor,ev's
farm.
steward had been in the habit Of us;ne
private road through the Dorsey farm
and frequently failed To replace certain
bars which he encountered on his routa
He had several times been cautioned hrt
on Saturday lefg the bars down as ueuaI
Just before he reached a gate tbrongb
which he would have to pass he was met
by Mr.. Dorsey, who ordered him ro oo
BACK and put up the bars
This angered the negro. who furnnAd
from MS wagon with club, and dealt Mr.
Dorsey several vicious blows on the head
and arm. He then drove rapidly off Den
uty Sheriff HOwes arrested Steward ana
look him before Justice of the peace
Fairallr who committed him TO iail This
morning the grand jury indicted the ne
gro with assault with intent To kin
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
GAVE THEM UP TO MOB
County Officials Surrender
Two Men to Death.
MILITIA ORDERED TO WITHDRAW

Armed Mob Clamored fer Vengeance Upon
Negro Murderer Cottoa and Threatened
TO Attack Troop--After Formal Csnfer
eRee, OB.eiais Decide TO Let the Men Die
Rather Than Elsk Clash with -oIdiery-
shocking scenes Of Ferocity at LyRching.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
AT THE STATE HAY SCALES.


Timothy hay. per ton. sI6GI7
Mixed hay per ton, ;l5ll5.50
Clover hay. Per ton. .l5 so ais.
Straw-Wh-st per ten Ssds5 30: re per ten,
Sl4 5elfl5; 0at. per ton IS 50dS
Corn, per barrel S2.Soh2s0.
EASTERN HAY SCALES
Timo,hy hay. per ten Si5sI7
Clover hay per ton t15alg
StraS-Wheat. FER ton. S.58G 30, re. psr ton.
S13Gl5; sot, per ten. s75sqs 80
Corn, per barrel. s245a25e
Baltimore March 2s-FLOUR-ouiet and steady;
estern super 225G235. 90. extra s.lgqg %;
do. family, 3.29G3 80. winter wheat patents. gs50
S.l5; spring wheat patent 9-75E 90, spdug shest
stTsights g.45gJ.S9. receipts. 2Z5s5 barrels sy-
ports, 10 barrels.
WHEAT-Firmer. Spot and March. 7gQ7s Us:
May. I2G73 Is, steamer No. 2 red. ss Lass 10;
receipts, e as bushels; Southern wheat BY sam
pie ssE7I DO on grade ssa73 II.
CGRN-Sjrlng Spot. March. and april. Al 3-40
~: May, ~ l-4aI2 10, steamer mixed 40 2-4aU;
receipts IL 7g7 bushels; Southern white corn.
41 1-4LGZ II. 90. yellow. 4gg
OATs-DuH No. : vhl-s. scas0 3-a No. ,
mixed. 28Hls IL
RYE-DJI. 10. near By 5fG5j: 30 West
ern. 5sa59. receipts. 4s2l bushels
HAY-Steady; 80. 1 timothy 100.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Vefy srm. Steam 20 Liver.
pOoi. per busE-l. Id. April. Cork for orders.
PEI quarter. 4s., April
sUGAR-Firn; grsHulatsd. 5.aIl4
CHEESE-Firn; large leglgl2: medium,
u -. small 70 1905 -
bUTIEk-Firm. fancy imitation, 2sHEi 90.
Creamery. 2Ez2: 90. ladIs lsqz2. good lste IsB
~ stoTe-p1eked. T7GlS. rolls. Ilgz0.
EGGs-l3aI3 -
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
BALTIMORE MARKETS,
GROCERIES AND Provisions

coFTEE-TAs Esrkst elo-.d dgI nits ,,.....--
sonissiiy The basis o. I-fc. psr ocs5ss - -
hio Mid ocsess we're quiet =; ftess s15.,..--'
Seh'os. si-fal4e. per po1nt. Msrsesibo ls--.
L1e-' Java. sigssc fancy 60. uEG. No-ss -
+ie, Tee deliveries tse past wcek ssre &C.
and TIE stock SATURDAY vas 54.s 49, Ii, - -
i0Tk f1'ares eisss4 sareiy STEADY. As .o..sr,
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
Flagship Tews Disabled Steamer.

The Navy Department yesterday receiy-
ed the following cab.egram from Admiral
Schley, commanding the South Atlantic
station:
Bahia. March 2s
Chicago met French steamer Bretagne disabled
Towed her here. Tie Montgomery has been directed
to join Chicago At once
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
sheriff and judge frishteHed.
CRITICISES GOV. TYLER.
Blamed for Not Preventing the Lynching
at Emporia.

Specla! 70 Inc fOst
Richmond, Va, March 25-Much regret
is expressed here in the general comment
over the disgraceful double lynchlng at
Emporia, yesterday, over Gev. Tyier's
failure to protect the two prisoners, Cot
ton and O'Grsdy, from the mob's violence.
The lynchins is generally regarded as a
blot upon the fair name of Virginia,
which might have been averted, As the
troops were on the scere In ample time
TO compel a proper respect for the law
The outburst of mob violence could
only have beer prevented, however, it
is pretty generally conceded. by Gov
Tyler prOclaiming martial law in Greenes-
Vile County, and this. the executive
maintains. the conditions existing did not,
in his judgment, warrant Judge Good
wyn, however, il is pointed out, several
times confessed TO the executive, by tele-
graph, that his Efe was in danger, if not
that Of the sheriff as well, should the
prisoners be removed from Emporia TO
Petersburg, Richmond, or other place of
safety
The governor to-day again expressed
the deepest regret at the turn affairs took
AT Emporia. 1t seems quite certain now
that the lynchings will be made the sub
Ject Of judicial investigation in Greenes-
vile County, though it seems scarcely
probable that any convictions will follow,
as the Commonwealth cannot ask for a
change Of venue, as can q defendant.
The sentiment in the county apparently
Justifies the lynchirgs.
six Lynebiugs During Tyier's Term.
There have been six lynchings in gir-
Sin!a during the little more than two
years Gov. Tyler has been in Office
These were in Patrick, where three of
the narties inLllcater In The rnnh,s a.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
Will BE Left 10 Local Authorities.

AS the order of Gov Gen. Wood regard
ing the powers of mayors and municipaii-
ties viii probably be issued on Monday
the entire matter is likely to rest with the
municipal authorities Many citizens
claim that the store closing order. espe-
cialiy in the summer, should be made 70
fefer TO the hours between II a. m. and 4
p. m. thus enabling the people to do their
shopping at the usual hours.
Inc senate committee interviewed the
civil governor, the chief of the Audiencia.
ana the director of the senitary depart
ment OF MatanZas, who declared that tha
relations between Cuba and ths Tynitei
states are now excellent. though at firsf
there had been friction. The Senator's ask
Cd II the country was satisfied to accent
intervention, and an American to advise
IL In forming a constitution. Tne Cuba,o
replied that it was They said they did
not fear the race question. as the hIscl,
t ldCe IS progressive and bound to the
whites on account Of sacrifices made 70
gether in the revolution. 'o-
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
Electoral Boards of Three.

Under the minority scheme the civil
governors would nominate election off,
GERS In the various provincial districts:
these officers. being charged with the
conduct OF the elections would choose
the electoral boards of three In this way
the civil governors would have too much
individual influence in conducting the cleo
tions, as all the officers controlling them
would be their nominees"
With regard to the representation of
minorities, Senor Pierra said: Although
no political parties have been formed,
there are two Well-marked political ten
denotes. the radical and the conservative.
Moreover. local interests will play a
prominent part in the elections For in
stance, in Havana the principal issue will
lie between the wOrkingmen and the land
owners The former are majority. New
ertheless, the committee has arranged 50
that the landhOlders will not be left un-
represented The votes are to be taken
according to the ten existing sections into
which Havana is nov divided"
The municipality has complained TO Gov.
Gen Wood regarding the order of Civil
Gov Nivanco, allowing stores to remain
open until midnight. declaring that he
mad no right to issue an order that would
compel large body of citizens to work
eighteen hours a day. Gov Gen. Wood
heard the evidence, which went to show
that great hardship would be done very
many, and as consequence suspended the
order OF the civil governor, pending an in
FeStigation
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
Gov. Wood May Force Owners
to Sell Idle Lands.
FAIR PLAY AT COMING ELECTIONS
PIaa Proposed that VIII Prevtuf Civil Gev-
ernors from Having Too Much Influence
Indications that Political Parties viii
Divide on X adieal nd Csnserv tive Lines
Senators Question Authorities About
success af Present Government.

Havana. March Ex-Governor General
Wood has recently had interviews with
persons of influence. who have strenuous
ly urged the taxation OF valuable proper
ties. rather than each bag of sugar as I
IS manufactured Those who hold this
view contend that under the present sys-
TEN impediments are thrown in the way
Of production Tney point out that many
valuable estates have been lying idle ani
unproductive for years. some even having
complete sugar plants. The owners. who
are rich men. are living in Paris, Madrid,
and other European cities. quite untaxed
for their property In Cuba. Gen. Wood
feels that If these properties are taxed
their owners will be forced either TO sell
them or to make them productive.
Senor Pierra. a member Of the sub-com-
mittee who drew up the majority report
on the electoral commission. which has
concluded its work discussing the matter
to-day, said: In our report We have en-
deayored to arrange for the elections in
such a way as TO secure fair play for all
concerned The plan proposed by the
minority report, drawn UP by Senor Tam
ayo and Gen. Rivera, which suggests that
the board of registry be elected by suf-
frage, has the drawback of leaving too
much power in the hands OF the eiyH
governors
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27

Tie receipts al Ri0 wsfe CO Lsrs. st. 49,.
e~ss. markei weak. exchange ) --.sJ r..-.
santos ssev bags. stock 81 ~ bags. r-s-e... @
sleA4y AZ Hayrs futures closed .f..r,
I-tHl-z irae decline. sales l. 90 bsxg =
REFINED SJGARS-Ihe tone ,g.s g.. 80.
a'm@nd iair. vita the Qgotsti0rs a. s.-.--- .f
pound. cut losf. 5slc- st8H6sTI rogr5s--f p p
cubes. s-ssc: standard grznuiztsa a--
grSnulated. S@ic-; crystal A. 81 &c ep-f.....-'
a. &C.. Columbia A. 4.ssc and sdnirsI .....
yellow. 4s5G4s5c. '' '.'-,
NoLASSES-fse market was frm BAT .--,.-..
Sita q1o'atoEs as follows. Open E---sa @
fancy. tS1 55c- per gsllOa. Porto F.., ~ .
NeT Orleans centrifugal. Ii525c. and ss-#.- ~.
&c. per gallon Fl. a'F
SYRUPS-The msrke, vas duh o-.....-
Sugar syrup. fair TO ge0d. isda8r = u-f-,s !. .--'
2 2 SOC. glucose vas quiet ~ .---.
SALTED MEATS-Prices we're ur...--,,
me trading vas quiet a. THE quo'a-f11s rs -'
Per pound bulk shoulders F-r'..b e..
bulk short ribs. &c bacon short rits 80, =
c-eaT Sdes. &c. bacon C'1Sr sides -.
bellies l-4c bacon shoulders Trs'f.l ...
sugsr-cured breasts. sc suga--fT->f 80,
l-tc hams. small. I2c.. skinned II 1--r 49,
SO ; l--e.' mess perk i2,5e per barrel lz55 b,
FISH AND OYSTERS
FRESH FISH-The receipts were nal.
TIE demand was fair al generally st,.r. y "a
With the quotations follows. Per r,5-. -.
rock, lES ltc. pan TOCs. lgGI-g.. vt.s -,
large. S1ic-; medium. q &c. yellow rsr-b iF''
bass. 5alee. pike Sc. salmon trs.t -qs- ss'
head. 5eee; shSd, spiece. Carolina roe r5- g.
log l6c.; lay roe. SOc, buck, lsziI. tsrlEs =
Gl.09 per 100 -.
oYSTERS-The arrivals we're few an4 N. 49,,
light. though more choice oysters vo-I8 sre -
purchasers The quotations we're a. follows. -
barrel No l. raw. box. 3-5od4 90: mselar, p =.
s.eOi eaIls' E'"s2.5O: in bulk, Pc basa,i. raa
COUNTRY PRODUCE
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27

Small jobbing lots sell from lc 70 p ri,ss- r.,
the Wholesale quotations
POULTRY-The trading was ggist 7s r7r,1 G.,
urdays. Prices steady and The grnfstiors 49,.
as follows: Per pound. live young chickens rarra. .
winter DO. l-2 to pounds liaIe-. touls e.
lie. puddle ducks fancy l2r. small g.rs
Muscoyy and nongrels I0dliC. rasza q5ra.
turkeys. hens. 12al4e-; sobblers. Uai.-. old rors
edlOc.; old roOstsrs. 25c. apiece 5boie. Jras..t
chickens per uouua 1lGrqc g.. ala ana rrt-.a ~.
lie; turkeys fancy l4c mixed Iggise. d~rsr
12al2c geese. salle; capens lsrg- lsGIlc T,
small. 13al4c.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
DOMESTIC GREEN FRUITS-Tte movement Va,
moderately active and prices we're steady 70 firm.
The quotations were foicws. Apple Der barrel
Western Maryland and Pennsyiysnia oeF3 Be-;
New York State. 3.00g4. 90, No. O. .g5d2.15. ar-
snges. per box. California nayels g9q 80, ss--
Ings s00d2. 50
VEGETARLES-The demand 'air With prices
mostly we'll supported The following fh4
quotations. White potatoes 52d5Js per bgshsI,
sweet potatoes. 2.O0d2 20 per barrel. gallons 90
55c per bushel: cabbage. New York. 9 ooH9 90 Is'
100 head; Florida, 25tds.e0 per crate. spinach. -
d50c per bushel; kAIe 23G G25c 'omstoas choira,
s.0oQ $50 per crate; culls EFl5o per crate;
lettuce near BY. s0G75c. per bushel Dor.
STOCK on THE WHARF
CALVES-The trading was luiet at steady prices
with quotations follows: Per pound chOIl. y,als
l-2c. fair 10 sood. l-2dse. per head. rough %
good teeaIO.e0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rec.ipts almost netting
with the demand COED at the following D-C,s:
Lambs. choice. SAFE, ard fair 20 good. 1875,
per pound sheep good 20 choice "a l-2c 20
pound. and Goa so Der head for choice, sbd .
T. F-F.w
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27
COUNTRY PRODVCE

BUTTER-The demand vas fair. but rsc.rr,s
the quotations follows: Wa
The Washington weekly post., 1900-03-27

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