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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Reports Of the Agents for the Month
of July.

The Executive Committee of the
Washington Humane Society held its
monthly meeting AT its Office room p
Warder Building yesterday. The agents
submitted the following report Of work
done during July
Number Of cases investigated. 3c3: ami
mails relieved, LIS, remedied without
prosecution. 1873; prosecuted. 20; convict
ed, o.; acquitted. 3. cases Of animals un-
fit 70 work. So cases Of animals aban-
doned TO die. 3, animals killed by the
agents, dogs, , cats, and i horses; cas-
es Of beating or whipping. Z; cases Of
overlooking. 3. cases Of overdriving /;
driving when CALLED j.. driving when
lame, 2t5 lack of food OF shelter. l. col
lateral deposited SIS, collateral forfeit
ed. 1858. fines imposed, SOS, fines uncol-
lcCted, $500. amount collected in Police
Court for society. G2S.34. cases TO be in
vestigated. 4, eases continued. 4. mum
Der Of cases assisted by police, .
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

Acute and Chronic. iu an its forms. enlarged
and ~tjfeued joints. muscular rheumatism.
ilHiago. -c4tlc1, hv Wv system uf treat
"ent show sigus % Improvement ~ once
and m a very short time are Permanently
cured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
A RECONCILIATION EFFECTED.
The Divorce suit of james o. Holmes,
COIOred. Dismissed.

IN the suit OF James Ottowdy Holmes
against his wife. Sarah Holmes. Tor d.
vorce. Justice ClabaUgh today signed an
order dismissing the proceedings. This
action was taken by Jhe court on the mo-
ton Of John w Patterson, counsel for
the petitioner. and was acquiesced IN by
Edward q. Nii,E representing Mrs
Holmes
II was stated 90 the court that the par
ties TO the litigation have recOuciIed their
differences
Holmes is said 20 be one OF the few
wealthy colored men IN the District. his
estate real and personal. being valued al
about $4,000 When he sued for divorce
his wife flied a petition asking the court
20 allow her $50 month permanent ali
mDuE.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
DRAGGING FOR A BODY.
Efforts to Find the Remains of II Il
walker at ChesnpeaLe Beach.

The management at Chesapeake Beach
b. lending every effort 10 recover the body
of Richard B. Walker. the Washington
man. who was drowned at the Beach Sun
day afternoon. The bay is being diligent-
ly dragged in the vicinity Of the long pier
from which Mr. Walker jumped in an ef-
fort 10 save the hat Of his nephew, George
". Handy.
Mr. Handy is now at the Beach, joining
IN the efforts 10 recover the remains. In
this work the management Of the resort
is fully cooperating to the extent Of its
resources.
William Pepper coroner Of Calvert
county "a local Justice of the peace. and
an officer Of the Chesapeake Beach Com
Pauy has been experimenting the work
of dragging the bay. Rowboats. equipped
with graphing irons, have been pressed
into the service.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
DIR AIMS

or any sUeliings, tenderness. or impcdimeuts
OF the parts restored 20 their normal Sues at
once.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
Milwaukee Defeats Detroit.

: combination Of heavy batting hy the
Brewers and butter-6uEer work on the
part OF the Tigers. whose errors required
double figures 10 record. gave the home
team "a victory over Detroit at Muwau-
kee yesterday. Tho score.
Milwaukee. . : KS J. 2
Detroit. % 40 20 O. lu n
Observation-Disclosures and MaIouay-
Crouin, High ana Bu-low.
Two-tase hits-Haumau Duffy. Gilbert
Three base hits-Hustinr McAlIistcr.
Home rUuS-Gleascu. HuStlng. Anderson.
Buses Oh balls-Of HustiHg, :: off CrOuin
J. Hit bE pitchCr-HaumaU Passed balls
-EUelcW. . NiId pitch-Crouiu. Struck
out-Ey Hustiog. :. by High. 2 Sacri-
fee lits-HustinE, Gilbert. DUFFY. Left
on h8SeS-MilwaEkec g.. Detroit L.
Stolen haSes-nIlOUey. H.gr.eVer 90. An
deIsou. Conrov. Friel. Holmes Umpire
Mauuassiu. Time O. game. > hours and
- MINUTES
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

District Commis-ioner John ". Rass returned
TO his desk al the District Building ta.ay after
months leave OF absence Mr.. Ea.- reports
for duy5 much improved in health a. a result
oi rest and recuperat.ou in the North. The Com
missioner visited the Buffalo Exposition for q
f'H days Immediately after leaving Washington
and then Went 90 las former huaGr .u Fulton
county. Illinois. Be- remained there some t.rn..
and visited other points OF interest au iHe Vs.
home.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
CIcNeInnd Down The Lcnders.

Timely hitting boy Cleveland placed a
victory over the leaders 20 the credit Of
the Spiders in the Windy City yesterday
Chicago put up "a yellow game in the field.
The score
cleveland. &c. o 3 o O O 3 &c 8 3
Chlcago..-.-. % @ % O 2 g ID s Z
Batteries-Pa Patterson and Sullivan; Nc
Neil and CUDuOr
Left Ou bases-Chicago. 9. Cleveland. O.
Sacrifice hIts-AleTtes, Patterson. Cuunor
Stolen hasys-IiUy. Jones. IsbtU MtTtts
Struck uut-By Patterson. 2 First base on
baiis-On Patterson. ]. off Mcneil q
Hit by pitched hall-By Patterson l. by
Mcneil / JmUirp-Sheridau Time OF
EaM- ! ---L IN. . L---L-L---
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whi~tIed at a uocking Bird.

According 10 ~to-y told hy a policeman iu
The Ponce Court today. John Lan-. about thrt.
years old. was drunk las, night. and uhlst.n- q
a rao,-ing bird ora Street When the police
man ordered Long 20 move ON the latter go.
angry. rho policeman declared The charge
against Long was at di-aric-ly conduct. H-
agS fined s.. u default ui payment ue aII
serve fifteen days iu the Uarah0u-e
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

The beneficial and r.ar.rn-l order kui-bt- -i
Fidelity. composed ,yeIu-iv,I. 81 liquor dealers.
lt recent meeting elected and Installed Oh.
"llovluz officers tor the .Gsurug t.m- q. D.
Harper. valiant commander William ufa-z. IT,
Lieutenant commando. Hugh E. Harvey. orators
Thomas Il tulcr past valiant commando
p p Carr, treasurer August Buu. re-
ORDER William p. Rick master 90 ceremonies.
John A. Kapp. captain 81 the guards: George p.
NuItz-y. tyler: Trustee NJ p. Sullivan. Cuarle~
Hictz- Pred Wagner; Dr. r. v. BROOKS. medical
.N-uiusr.
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Searching for n Missing Man

The police have been asked 10 md Harrison
Robinson colored. who has been missing from
lis home, % n Street southwest. since yesterday
afternoon Tie is sixty-fve years old. about fso
feet, five inches in height. slender build az.
short beard and mu-Jayhe. -, wore dark cloth
iu- and q light soft hat.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

Frank Murphy. the brillisut Boston
OutneIdor. is likely 10 go 10 the American
League. Boston has refused % pay Man
agCr Jimmy CauaEau. Of the New Ia
yeus, for Murphy release. because Of
GoUugs order dCcInriug that Murphy be-
longs TO Cincinnati. Manager Cauavau
mas prepared au injunction to compel
Boston 20 either give up Murphy OF else
pay the sum agreed for his release.
Meanwhile Murphy is thoroughly sick Of
the deals which are being put up 10 shift
him around the country. and IL is btli,v-
cd here that he viii Doe a member of an
American League nine within fort
night
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

Although those who are guiding the
dcstiniOs OF the American League observe
silence when the subject OF further OK
p3uSiOu is preached. Their. is very little
doubt that Ban Johnson is planning "a
coup for next year. which. d realized
viii give the National League more pow
erlu autaguuiSm than ever. During the
past two weeks enough has come 20 Iight
20 iudiCat" that President Johnson has
been negotiating 90 give his organization
a footing IN St Louis PittgIIrE. and
New York. and iC clubs are located in
thps" cities IL probably means that Mil
WauEee Baltimore and possibly CIcvc-
land Will Doe dropped from the American
League circuit.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

Emma e. Voc TODAY hiod suit for a limited di-
VoTee from her husband. George L. zoe. on the
grounds oi cruelty, hahi,uaI druuk,uus-s. and IN
sufficient support. The parties were married IN
this city Ia 1880. and have four children
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
Three Big Lines of Mattin IS,
S. KAHN, SONS & CO.,
Market Space.

r. Passed baII-Eresuahan- Wild pitch
Winters. Left ON bIS,S- Baltimore. s.
Boston, y mplrcs-Cantiilion and Has
FvlL Time of game. % hours.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
Lookine for a Wan Nm a 60

The police Of The Fourth precinct are looking
for an unknown colored man who shot at Arthur
Bland, cylored, at the corner OF Second and n
Streets southwest. about ego O'Clock last glt-
The hail missed its mark and Bland VAS mo-,
injured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Washington is slated to play another
dOuble-headcT = Philadelphia today.
FultZ came near adding another player
10 Manager Manning hospital list yes
ttrday when his terrific liner IN tho fifth
inning struck Pitcher Carrick in the
small Of the back 50 great was lhe
force ot the hit that the bail rolled out
into IeftGeId
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
A supposed Mad Dog Shot.

supposed mad dog belonging TO Mrs. Peters
o.: 5ii East Capitol street. was -ho, this morn
ing by Policeman Davis. ~ TIE request Of th.
owner The c1se vas reported TO the Health De-
ilItmeut.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today % John
son Bolden and Annie Cole. Samuel y Delaney
and Mary l. Chew, Charles West and Annie
Turner.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
Forfeited Twenty Dollars

Charles Williams. when called IN rhr police
Court today % answer 20 a charge of y-r,rsr,r
forfeited so collateral Williams was arrested in
lafayette Park
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

The temperature at Ntaecs-s registered ? de-
grees at a. m. IS degrees st nooa. and g de-
grocs al , p IN. TO-DAY.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

The Commissioners today considered
and approved several applications from
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company 10 string wires. etc, for making
house connections with their service one
u them was "a request for permit 10 string
two wires from cable pole at the south Of
the Anacostia Bridge 10 the District line
and Livingston Road Another was re-
quest for authority 20 string two wires
from pole GA 40 premises 1S3 kcrrsaw
Street
The company also asked for permit 10
string two wires from their cable pole 40
J. tu the Victoria Flats. and they asked
further for permit 20 string one wIrr
from the south end Of the AuacOstia
Bridge 10 The office OF A. Guide A Bro.
The seS erai applications were approved
10y the Electrical Engineer and thc Board
was Informed that the usual conditions
would be- required in the issue Of permits
and that they have authority 20 grant Th-
requests. Ia view Of these facts the Com
missIoucrs voted 10 issue the permits re
guestsd.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
TOd1N's Games.

Today's CsnnicS.
tAuD-ican Lcaguc)
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston az Baltimore.
Cleveland AZ Chicago.
Detroit ut Milwaukee
tNationai League
Brooklyn al New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago al Cincinnati.
s. Louis at Pittsburg.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
BLADDER AND kIDNEY

troubles are always caused hy ruaammltfuus
extending from the surrounding parts do
You Lave pain iu Your back and -aIu-s Are
You disturbed from your sleep 60 nights ou
account ui frequent uriusfluu. Have ro-
tried other doctors and failed De- -.+ D .rsr,.
H So want sou Co can Oh wn. l- % is
treating and edeotiu1 such cures fu such
cases hat has made ms system OF treatment
80 well known
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

are famed for tbrir deIiciou, cuisine aud TIN
seIyloe. Band concerts evening" Al car hnes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT.
The Flour Commissioner i'm Favor
Of General Inspection.

Communication Concerning Lamps
for Scif-PropcEIinE VehicICS-Ehe
Excursions OF the Firrmen's Relief
AsSociutioH-Cthcr Local Matters.
The District Commissioners hay, rrc'lF-
cd from the Board of Flour Commission
,rs a communication. Dan lieu OF its annual
report. stating that It has not been called
upon Tor year To- perform amy work.
With reference TO suggestions as 10 the
office and tho general Inspection OF flour,
the board refers the Commissioners TO its
letter of March T.. which. tho board says,
fully sets forth their views on the whole
subject. The communication Is signed by
h,odorc J. Mayer. Basil b. Earnshaw,
and g. W CisseL
Ia th,ir letter OF March 10 the Flour
Commissioners stated that they were IN
favor of flour inspection. They called at
tCntion To the fact that AT the time of
writing there was a great deal OF UHsound
spring wheat on tine market, and that
flour made OF this wheat found It's way
% Washington, this especially being the
case as 10 flour from the Minnesota mills,
and that il was very important that such
! -four should undergo inspection before be
ing UuIoaded.
The matter of short weight was also re-
torred to as an additional reason Tor flour
inspection. The Flour Commissioners
sugg, Sted that the Flour inspector should
De paid 500 month and should give his
entire time to the compulsory inspection
OF Eour brought 90 this market They
also call attention TO the preser, condition
OF the law, which practically allows vol
untary inspection, and therefore no IN
sTrCuon IN the proper sense of The term.
The Flour Commissioners deprecate these
conditions and ask 20 have them rene
died
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
Ubr Corning Tinlts
TUESDAY. AUGUST O. 1901
weather Indication.
TENPERATrRE

Cloudy with rain tonight and "Wednesday;
fresh u1rthedstoTly winds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
Washing ton--Paris

Among INC lDterrsIlng EXHIBITS
al -he ate Paris E. position vas
fine display Of RorigS AIR Cushion
Trusres % ali sinGS supporters,
and various appliances for men.
women. and children. from 1924
St y W. whlch took the high
81 award gEas al mpetlt5ss,
American and foreign The B0rick
AR Cushion Truss Company leads
the world. Tao weeks trial Two
years guarantee. Catalogue and
consultation free 1924 St. y.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
RITE

II Won cannot call All correspondence strict
" confidential and all reptile, sent iu plain
envelopes Enclose Dc stamp 90 ensure reply.
Office Hour 10 am 20 $50 pm.
Tuesdays, THURSDAY, Saturda, Evenings. G-s1
10 :. sundays. 10 % T.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
CASH TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC,
without rvc oval from your possession End IN any
su.ouut rom SO 20 500. Cur rates are re
cheapest and you can make your own terms
Loans made within three hours ron the TINA
you abp.v- We iOsn for the interest only and
DO Dot want your gOOG7. so you need have no
fear Of losing them. Our cfSces are I'D on the
sfth Foor. away from the street. and are 80 A.
ranged that We can ensure str'ctest privacy Drop
in and get our rates.
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO.
g-s-gsO F ST. MAR 9TH NV.
Room Is. Atlantic Building
Take Elevator to Fifth FLOOR
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

sun rose-.----5-05 An sun -et~.......7-a7 7. \!
Noon rises. 1910 Pm. Moon scts.-....-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

The committee in charge of the excur-
siOns OF the Firemcn's Relief Association
have completed the general arrange
ments for the trips 20 River View. which
viii be held on August 3 and 60 They
have arranged for several contests and
several of the Washington merchants
have contributed prizes TO be given 10
the winners in these contests Entries
for the contests will be received until y
o'clock Of August IS, and an entries will
be- free.
Applications should be addressed TO
First Assistant Chief Engineer. William
r BELT Some Of the prizes contributed
and some Of the events arranged for are:
Swimming race. prize. silver water
pitcher from Castelberg & Bro run
ming race. pair Of walking shoes FROM
William Hahn & Co. tub race. silk UNI
brslla from Joseph Auerbach, sack race.
fishing rod from NJ. A Tappan a. CO.
wheelbarow race, silk umbrella from
Kahn. Sons a. Co running race. open
TO all members Of the association. Paua-
ma hat from Saks * Co. and q second
prize Of half dozen pairs of socks from
LanSbuTgh x Bro
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
Popularity, If Continued,

hssed On merit Warmers Safe Cure merits i,-
pularity foI diseases Of the kidneys and liver
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

Thomas HambIey Beck, Of 25o3 Four
toenth Street northwest. has addressed
the Commissioners, submitting a state
ment relative to the use of lamps at night
on the various forms Of mechanical car
rIages. Mr.. Beck is opposed to lamps on
vehicles and states his reasons for such
views He is OF opinion that they are
no more needed on the mechanical car
rage than on vehicles propelled by ami
NAL power. He says
Il have read with considerable interest
the pros and cons Of the automobile
lamp question as set forth in the daily
papers As an owner of 1ocomObile' l
am naturally very much interested IT.
this subject which greatly concerns all
owners Of self-propelled vehicles
In my two years experience with au-
tomobiles l have had ample opportunity
to see the advantages and disadvantage
of carrying lamps. The result is that
am very much opposed to any regulation
which makes the carrying of lamps com
puisory. il is a well-knowu fact that
any lamp requires more OF the operat-
ors attention than an other things OF
the carriage combined hence 10 proper
ly attend 20 the lamp one must neglect
other things on the carriage-the water.
steam, and air gauges. for example
Lamps on a carriage makes IL next 10
impossible for the operator To see what
IS coming toward him. DO is similar To
being in well-lighttd room and trying
10 see out Of the window. al night l.
the lights on an automobile should give
/ out the owner would be con PEELED L.
leave his carriage and seek other means
of getting home whereas with "a man on
bicycle il is different ne can lead his
bicycle home with him.
In closing permit me to say that the
percentage Of accidents caused 10y horse
4 less carriages is considerably less than
I that OF any other means OF transporta-
ton, reports II local newspaper reporters
who when writing about aut0m 1biles sim
ply display their ignorance. TO the con-
trary Notwithstanding
Mr. Bccks letter has been noted by
The COMMISSIONS and placed on file 20
be considered when the question of adopt
ing rules FOR the operation Of mechanical
| vehicles Is taken uD.
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that sap the very life from man and later
lead 20 the complete loss Of ali powers
stopped forever IN 10 60 IS DAYS.
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STRICTy RE

IS a complete OF partial closure Of tho canal
care not who has treated YOU and failed
! viii cure Won just as sure as Won viii come
10 me for Treatment ] viii not DO % by
CUTTING or dIlHtinZ, - my treatment Is
painless and al distractions are permanently
removed from the canal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

MONEY TO loan ~ So G, s per cent. IN sums
O. q go 60 $1,000 on b. G.. real estate. paw OF
aaI ger cent mortgage aud begin anew; a..
,-iu-aC,sUus Ooalucted U.Jh eccE1micaI coLslLsra-
sion iog bosT5a,gs va. a. SAUNDERS * CO.
400 = 4 Nv.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

MONEY LC-NED SHARED people and retail Eer-
chants gpCu their own names without security;
t-s, payments. HOLMAN. Room -. sUS-21s &
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06
SYPHILITIC MOOD POISONING

i- germ disease and - thr most Ieajl-
some of an v.uar.aI diseases. and is ual gf
tne diseases that 1rav h- acquired Foo o. very
innocent way. Tho hr-1 symptoms being
sn ulcer. followed lY raiu> lu the bone
liberation oi mouth and throat. falling our
oi TIE hair, and an eruption OF 90, face
and body ] care not Who has treated ya1
bot how many have failed ! can cure sou
hy mF S1ru-u treatment just as sure as
you Nl.i come r0 ms Office. ! Use DO mercury
90 lpgldes- thereby ,a~urine CHAT when cured
your bones and tissues are not dcstrored
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

MONEY To LOAN OK APPROVED COLLAT-
EHAI.-Ne delay. CHARLES A. BAhER Moons
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

EEEE - yUUT opportunity 70 procure 4 Loan
on your furniture or piano trom a private party
81 JOS rate address BOX ls1, this ONCE.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-06

Marine Hund Plays Tonight
20 ,Gg.r JUa-. lake. q ta n Dancing tomorrow.
The times., 1901-04-30
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.

ease; do native, per bus box. 40G50c;
celery Florida. per crate. Sl-59n2; Gu
cumbers, Florida, per box, S54t; egg
plants, Florida, per Dbl. S3.5V44; do, per
orange box. g. .50u2; green peas, Florida.
per bus box. $150fl2.25; do, Charleston, per
basket s.. 5003; horse radish native. per
bus box, 59460c; kale, native, per bus box
15020c, do, Norfolk, per bbi. 4t053c; let
tuce, native. per box, 6Os1SUc; do, North
Carolina. per 4z-bUs basket SlaL25; do.
per Dbl. S303.50; do. Norfolk, per bus bas-
ket, 75cG$l; onions, New York, yellow.
per bus Sl-40: do, Western, yellow. per
bus, S1.40; do, spring, per 100 punches, ESQ
zoe; oranges, California navels, per box,
s.. .50ff3 80, do. seedlings, per box, $3.50
275: parsnips, native, per box, 35G40c;
radishes. Norfolk, per Dbl. long $l4Z; do,
per basket. buttons, 50It60c; rhubaFb, ma
tive. per bunch, 4lsm5c; string beans,
Florida. per baS. green, $2.J0u5, do, wax,
S2I225: spinach home grown, per bus
box 30fI40c: DO. Norfolk, per full bbl. l5C0I
81: strawberries, Florida, per quart. open
crate, t5Q20c: do, refrigerator, 2o95Hc; to-
matOes. Florida, per 6-baSket carrier, fan
cy S2If2 so: do. good to choice, Sl-5eftl.lJ.
Potatoes-The market was quiet White,
Maryland and Pennsylvania prime. per bus
iSH5Oc: do, New York, primes, per bus 80
T53c; do Michigan and Ohio, per bus. asa
52c. do. new. Bermuda. per bbl, No. 1. s5.e9
06U0. do. new. Florida, per Dbl. No /
S. O0d7.01; sweets, Eastern Shore, Virginia,
<fn-dried. per bbl, Sl50d200; do Eastern
shore. Maryland. lSiln-dried. per bbl, 81 6SEl
, OU. do North Carolina, prime, per Dbl,
g. 0002 %, do. York River. per bbi, prime
s.. .65a2 90: do. fancy Jerseys, per bbl, Sl.90n
300: yams, choice. bright, per bbl. Sl.00U
$50
Poultry-Market is firm. Old fowls.
10iSc per 10: winter chickens. 16020c per
H. spring chickens. 2ssl-Slc; ROSTERS 90
zoe apiece: ducks. 9d10c per Ib.
Green Coffee-Market steady. No. : (Rio
grade), 69sc.
Roasted coffee-Mariet steady. Bulk
roasted coffee-Pure Java 32c; Maracai-
no 22c; pure Laguayra. pc: pure Santos.
lgc. African Java, l9c; Rio blend. lSc;
Peaberry mixture, Ike; pure Mocha.
3Oc; Java Mocha blend 2'1ac. (Ihese
coffess are in fancy bags paper-lined.l
II hacked in cans or tubs, lsc higher.
Package Brands-E- l. c., l09-ib cases.
11Ihc: 6O-Ib cases, II 6-l0c; 36-tb cases,
CGtton-NIarket quiet; middlins. Sssc;
strictly low middling. she; low middlInS,
SIsc. Stock in Baltimore, 1.SS0 baies-