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The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
Painter Attempted Suicide.

Columbus. Ga, Aug. 7.-Dick Childs,
a young white painter, attempted sui
eide this afternoon in bar room by
drinking nearly two ounces of lauda-
mum. He is a dissipated character who
has tried suicide once or twice before.
1t is thought tonight that he will re-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
Rain Interferes With Games

New York, Aug. Irrational League
games at Brooklyn, between Brooklyn
and New York, postponed on account
of wet grounds.
National League game between Phil
adelphia and Boston postponed on ac-
coutn of wet grounds.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis handicapped by Erro,

st. Louis Handicapped by Errors.
Pittsburg, Aug. st. Louis three
errors in the first inning put them un-
der a handicap that could not be over
come. Both pitchers did good work,
but Doheys support was the better
R.H.E.
Pittsburg ......42o3 900 0x-9 l
st. Louis ...0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 2-3 9 4
Batteries-Dohey and Yeager; Powell
and Ryan.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
Chicago Great on Kicking.

Detroit Aug. THE only branch of
the game that Chicago excelled in this
afternoon was kicking, and their work
in this line resulted in Griffith being
put out of the grounds and Mertes be-
ing fined and benched. Score: Ri z.
Chicago .......0 0 1 0 0 0 ID IL
Detroit .....O 0 8 o 3 0 0x-9 II 1
Batteries: Callahan and Sullivan;
Yeager and Shaw.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
Drilled Postomce safe.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 6.-Safe-
blowers drilled a safe at the postof-
flee at Stanton, Haywood county. Ten
nessee. last night. They were driven
away. taking all available stamps and
q small amount of cash,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08

Southern League
At Memphis: Birmingham, ~; Mem
phis, 4.
At Shreveport: Chattanooga, g.;
Shreveport, /.
At Little Rock: Little Rock, 8; Sell
ma, 5.
At New Orleans: New Orleans, s;
Nashville, 4.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
augusta, missing.
w. A. Mitchell,
Observer, Weather Bureau
IMPORTERS.

-Chartran, the French artist VINO
makes so much money out of the
wealthy New Workers, has not only lis
beautiful Paris house to enjoy pu'
also a new h-ssue built last spring on ,, az
island in the Lake of Geneva. inns
was the establishment that interested
it's owner most, and il was intended a.
a place of retreat for rest and WIZ 1,ta
that could not be interrupted. ~ ~
island lies some distance from VI,
shore and is accessible only by the pVd ~
that the artist sends out to meet H''
friends,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
A BIG DEAL IN TIMBER,
e. l.. Moore of VaIdosta Buys Out e.
l.. Goettee of Pearson.

Waycross, Ca, Aug. IA big deal
mated here to-day. 1t was engineered
through by Mr.. Gordon. G. Parker. BY
this deal Mr.. E. L. Moore of Valdosta
purchases the saw mill, turpentine
business, timber lands, ETC., of r. F.
Goettee, near Pearson. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Moore paid for the bust
ness in the neighborhood of $780, 900 and
that 1t was a spot cash transaction.
1t is not known just what Mr.. Goette
will do. Mr.. Moore takes charge OF
the business at once.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
other Games.

Wilmington, N. c., Aug. mo game
at Tarboro-wet grounds.
Raleigh, 10; Charlotte, (first game).
Raleigh, IL; Charlotte, 2.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
Rain Interferes with Races.

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. THE Grand
Circuit trotting races announced for to-
day on the Fort Erie track have been
postponed until tomorrow on account
of rain.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
Second Came

Second Came
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 0-3 8 l
Batteries-Patton and Grady; Plank
and Powers.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Baltimore and Boston.

Baltimore, Aug. THE Baltimore
and Boston teams broke even in a
ers were hit hard in the first game and
poor base running by the locals gave
the contest to the visitors. The Sec
ond game went to Baltimore in the
Score:
First game: RI E.
Baltimore lilac 0011 0 o. 3 IA 2
Boston ......1 2 0 2 0 2 / 0 2-10 is
Batteries-Foreman and Bresnahan;
Lewis and Schreck.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
EFFICIENCY REWARDED.
Columbus Council Increases Supt.
JOhnson's salary.

Columbus, Ga, Aug. City Council
this afternoon increased the salary of
superintendent of public works from
$1,000 to $500 per annum and re-elect-
ed Robert L. Johnson for another year.
Mr.. johnson had received a better Of
fer from outside parties but as he has
made competent official, Council de-
oidet to retain him by increasing his
salary
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
SIX FIRST BALES IN TEXAS.
Early Receipts Cause Fear of Pre-
mature Opening on Top.

Dallas, Tex, Aug THE first bales
of this seasons cotton crop were re-
ceived to-day at Dallas, Hillsboro, Gle
burn, Mexia, Waxahatchie and Whit
ney. This confirms the fear, it is stat
ed, that drought has stunted the plant
and caused a premature opening on
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08

consultation with some of my friends
| submitted the name of a very bright
young gentleman from Mississippi,
and he was promptly designated for
appointment. My business here to-day
is to ascertain what progress my can
didate has made in his preliminary ex-
animation"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-08
THUNDERROLT

Car leaves Bolton street Junction 6:Ss
a. m. and every thirty minutes thereafter
until 80 D. m.
Car leaves Tliunderbolt at 600 a. m.
and every thirty minutes thereafter until
1900 midnight, for Bolton street junction.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York, Nov. 4-Flour-Receipts q ssa. a,.
ports ,, q 80; iirm and shade higher: winter
Rye hour firm. oornuhesI nrni; ye.,ow wS.y, 80
aZS: city sl.A. Rye nrm: No. western Sc 3
car lots. wheal-kecepts 1850; exports aSi' 'sss :.
spot nrm: No. red olhc (. o. b. anoat; 80 ,
I, O.. b. afioat options were strong and act,ts
al day on further bad squeeze OF Dee ssor:s
mors and large ciearances They fnaIv essed ~.
under realizing and closed unsettled at i;SeStc
closed senc May 7sisa,s i5-lsc. eiosee ;sies Dec &c
g g oSo s1iSg,S S-lse closed .794c. Corn-Receipt.
yaor and ss.s Z . ' + aaoa % NS option s's arse, se
inr aeSse strong and higher on active
strength and strong cash situation in the SUN.
Gss. c6sS SiSssd strong at Nc net advance May S
10 9f; wi: is No: sr t.c; niyea No white 4ig.c
sTs srs; white 4saEc Options firm with the ether
Haps aae f1G Hides afgs Io Hay steady
irm; hia, Beef firm: packet slo.5oan. Cut ueats
ed weaEer connent esser Mes,sTn IS IN steamed
pound 5. s-ia7 70. Pork dull Tallow Gull: city 1ss
ds SIn'ik Kosn RhsT quiet tree' rdlSsnS: s
steady RICE quiet.
oe Dee ssc: May sssc Oats Oats ssass Nor'esrn corn
Chicago; IN. Nov, Cash quotations were as
NO; white 4o9ilc. Rye-No. 2 55%c. BARLEY
Fair to choice mating 6sa5sc. Cover-Contract
grade ~ Provisions-Mess pork, per bbl Si2 80
GAS: lard, per 100 lbs, ss.55dSsD short ribs
(bxd) N.e5q1.59: short clear sides (bxd) ssIe60
SD Whisky. basis of highwines 81 80.
Peoria. Nov. 4.-Corn higher; No. e1c Oats
firm; No. white 3aTS9Lc billed through WhIs-
ky on the basis of 81. 30 for finished goods
Liverpool No. t.-Wheat-Spot firm; No red
Western winter IS s1kd: No / Northern spring
IS sisd; No I California So l9lsd Futures steady;
American mixed new IS Id. Futures steady; Nov
IS lisd: Dec. 5s 1Ssd; March IS I'D.
Kansas City, Nov. 4.-Wheat-Dec. s5sxc; MAY
i0hM10ssc: cash No. hard s76i6sc: No 3 e6i~Ta
size; No. red 70lsc: No 69d70c. Corn-Dec
6lsc; Nav size; cash No. . mixed S21@a63c; No
white 62lsmsSc: No. CSC: oats-No. 9 white
+ole@4lc. Rye-No. &c. Hay-Choce timothy
sc. 500 bu corn IS. 400: oats % coo. Shipments
Wheat So COO: corn q. 500 oats 1900
Receipts-Wheat, IS. 800 bu: corn. O.. 200: cats
1900 Shipments-Wheat. 30. 400 bu; corn. "a 800:
Toledo. o.. Nov 4-wheat firm, active: cash
741se;. Dec 75ic: May. 7Ec, Corn strong. active
4Oc Clover seed-Prime s55sls: Noy. $5.5s,s.
March s5.e2k; timothy 81 50. Oil-North Lima
s4c South Lima and Indiana SIC.
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. 4-Nheat higher: No.
Northern 71G11kci No. Northern s9a7ol.c; Dec
71Ed7lAc. Rye firm: No / 55l. .d5Stsc. Barley
firm No. 2 5sc: sample 45ei5sc; Oats higher: No.
Nnneapoli Nov. 4-Wheat-Cash Ike: Dec.
s9i[c; May 7fG71Isc: trk. No hard 73c: No.
/ Northern lie; No. Northern 6sIeS'tc. Flour
firm and higher: first patents g 7s@3s5; second
nafents So 60f3 20: first clears 81 s9Q2s0 second
Clears s225 Bran In bulk si3.50Gli.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

advance
Its
had
and receipts the up
har
wayG { meet
whea
nc
andc closed sc
edunchang and &C
produce market
randi catba a
bondsw
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with steady
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nalm for rspotc cotton steady and
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
STOCKS LESS ACTIVE,
BUT ARE FIRMLY HELD.
STRENGTH WAS
WELL MAINTAINED.
United Railways Declined Frac-
tiOnally Because of Lack of
Inside Support.

While transactions on the local Stock Ex-
change did not compare in volume with
those of Saturday, there was considerable
activity, and values were well maintained
The bulk OF the trading was again in trac-
tons. and, while transactions were to
certain extent speculative, there was an ex-
cellent investment demand Inside support
was not so evident, as at the close of last
week, and in consequence a few traders
who bought early were able to get In on a
very favorable basis. At the morning ses-
sion small lots of st. Louis Transit sold
at s2s.75, but in the rally that followed $50
was the prevailing price. United Railways
preferred was firm at the morning session,
being freely bought at $50 One lot COM
prising $s.Oco worth of United Railway 4s
were bought at $50.
Bank stocks claimed a great deal of at
tention, but In most cases they were so
firmly held that trading was out Of the
question. The most active certificates in
this group were those of the Continental
National and the Boatmen's Bank. The,
former was bought on the upturn at $245
and S245.50. Boatmen's Bank sold higher at
s225 Lincoln and Mississippi Valley were
the most active of the trust company
stocks, the former selling at $50 and the
latter at $445. In the miscellaneous list the
strongest card was American Gold Mining
Company, which sold with an advance Of ,
Trading was not so heavy at the after
noon session. st. Louis Transit held its
own stoutly in the face Of a slight decline
not bring more than $50. Two shares
were sold at $3.50 United Railways 45
Were firm. with sales of $500 worth at So 4
Missouri Trust was steady at s10s. but new
Mercantile eased OFF to $422 80, which was
the best price obtainable.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
BULLS BOOST CORN AND
OTHER MARKETS RESPOND.
BELIEF THAT CROP SHORT
AGE is BEING FELT.
Strong Cables and Heavy Buying
Orders Send Prices Up
Trading Active.

Chicago, Nov 4.-Bull activity in the corn
pit. aided by a strong cable list, helped all
grains to-day. Dec. corn closing &c higher.
wheat i2d&sc advanced and Dec. oats AGp
2sc up. Provisions closed dull day. 7I.c to
2SQ22l2c depressed. Corn ruled strong and
higher throughout the session. Dec. opening
lsc to sc higher at 5Sllc to 5Slsc on well-im-
proved Liverpool cables. There was gen.
eral feeling at the close Saturday that to-
day would bring another advance, and when
the cables showed a foreign sympathy the
early light trade picked up. Commission
houses had good buying orders and with
but light offerings here and higher prices
in the West Dec. advanced to 59lsc. Longs
were almost sellers for profits. and a num-
Der OF shorts were hurt in the upturn.
Many traders are arguing that the real ef-
rect OF the summer destruction of the crop
Is Just beginning to be felt. Dec. eased late
IN the day on profit-taking and closed firm,
sc hisher at 6S%4c. Receipts were 1lo cars.
Wheat.
Strong Liverpool cables. based on the ad-
vance here and weekly bearish statistics
We're contending influences In the wheat pitt
Dec opened 1s9Ac higher at 7enI03sc to 701sc
to lie, largely on the foreign bulge, There
was a slight inclination 10 respond to the
numerous bearish influences of increased re-
ceipts, worlds shipments and amount on
passage, and Dec. did ease off to 70%4d7J7sc,
but when the rise in corn began wheat i'm
mediately followed after ard sold up to
ussc.
business was quiet the cash demand slow
and elevator interests prominent sellers
Despite these depressing factors, the gen.
eIal temper of the crowd brought firm
close for Dec, 11QSc higher. at 71LG2sc
Local receipts were 142 cars, IL of contract
grade; Minneapolis and Duluth reported
lOeo cars, making a total for the three
points of 1,202. against LIB last week and
S49 year ago. Primary receipts were 1,4le.-
600 bu.. compared with 1,1l9.000 bu. last year
Seahoard clearances In wheat and flour
We're $4,000 bu. Worlds shipments for the
week were 1e956,oo0 bu.. against 7.26S 600 bu
last week and S.396,0co bu. year ago
Breadstuffs on passage had increased g.
632 coo bu., and visible supply increased 55S,-
000 bu.
Oats.
Oats were strong. following corn. Trade
was active at times and on rather a lib
eral scale. There was fairly good demand
outside, and buying was done by outsiders.
Dec. opened lsa14c. higher and sold up to
5Issc closing firm 14Gasc up at 371sc. Re-
ceipts 209 cars
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

FEATHERs-In demand; steady. Prime live
g SMALL & isaa n large sk 9d Shi'e ssSae
Sody S5Ry M nd a 1G Sns 5 da4k ss and pointers
DEERsKINs ETC~Prime deerskins &c per
lb.: Texas at zoe. antelope l5c per lb.: goat zSc
to BEwR&a0tss Els wSfRf&S sas%sssa al SSs e per D for prime
sHtE EP PELTsrFull wool pelts nominaI.y ioc
a ' dry sioek at fallen 10 ee @ e per h. at &C TO
,RooTs-Ginsens at from ssz5 to Ms5; lady
sea at &c. May apple a,
root &C. bark Of tree g5e snake at BE; black at
skullcap leaves loc; sassafras bark &c; wild
CASTOR BEANs-Bid s1s5 and $40 per bu.
LINsEED OII--Raw scc: boiled sic: prices
.CAsToR oII.-Iot. 200 gal r11sc Ib No and
coTToN-sEED oIIHsummer yellow at 45c
HEMPsEED-Latest bid at $3.50 per 100 lbs.
DRIED GREEN PEAsE-yo6sing from store
WHITE BEANs-HandP,picke sPi5i ed pea beans in a
sTs way y, from store a, per Su
sl.s5al.s 90 Lima beans sEasikc per lb. CALI
f0FRs Enk sS car lots Il 0e s sss srrb,
1oGllc; white clover 1lIzal2l9c. strained-south-
ern in bbis. at &c to 4se; cans 4aa5c: California
MossNMarket steady: rnachine-picked in best
sray. brown e and black % 1ssc: @ brown u and back
mixed 17sa2Ae: machine picked X at SasiTc; XN
ferior pcksS k sss at Extra black 6 at IN
EMPTY BARREIs.coal on; turPsntine and
vaPnsh sugar SaSs e WHISKY VIII
40: half bbls; sc; wine ssc: sauerkraut 35e;
.cs s5c I i5c @ on for c esch broken head &c c for
fsR BRooI eGP coRN@Nominally is firm. ouOtable per
ton: Poor at SO: choice at 500; choice short
BoNEs-Choice bleached at SIS per ton; other
scf seRAP a1Sni iRoN stS 70 ANb MErALs-per 10 lbs
steel sac-beaksre S aoc stove soc: burnt Sc; light
Sssi' sss g 81 hfsyy peN,es srsss s 'l copper ' zinc
a25o on cob for 100 lbs: rice s2.'5: sheled a. 50
PEcANs-,orerings light. Western at s6s.c;
afPBANTTs-9aote:. EaTmsrs' stOck-Red at i's
az @%Nens Psy Ie wetif at at g. per su or lo per h.
HICKORY NUTsEopStable per bu. at &c for
HEsTNTTs-ouote Virginia or Maryland at
Sc per ID. Kentucky at saie ,o., .. ,ror, 9, "A
"ssORGHuM-Prime new quotable at &c per
GRASS sEEps-Timothy $40 to s5.s5 bid for
nTsr ET%s DemnaR Mff sesa at sna
high-grade: inferior Sc 70 81 Redsnp at s to s.:
B9IE9 SnSassi's, sec %.
rated rings Chops np at ks; Sand. ouo,.,,o,s range
as LHMSnka% fodMa li haafi and
if-ii ch al s2sG:O and sIslfSo: 2iinch and thick;
at so and $40. Oak-Piain- inch at s25gS 3
and slsdls: ~ 70 inch at s2s921 and s!sat,;
2isx5 inch at Seeq30 and slsU2o; quarter-saw
white inch at s37Gse and slsdls: 1AGlh.inch at
SssGI and slsq2o: qua.ter-sawed red Inch .es ss
ais; holsters and reaches at S4; tongues at $50
Asn-1-inch at s24a2s and sl4d16; 1hgIh-inch at
Black walnut at so and s2s6S9. Cherry-Clear
and second at es5; common $50. ard culls at sl2
s25G26 and si5d16: posts at lie TO 2Oc each. ac-
cording to size. Sycamore at SO for merchant
able stuff: do quarter-sawed at s25st2I and NJ
Cottoi wood-Mll run at s12: hox boards q3 inches
ana over at S20121: gum at tsds for sap. SIS and
IS for red. Cypress at S25d2s and Sl6G1s-choice
louisiana worth more. Maple at si2 for choice.
Orders h gher
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

New York. Nov 4.-The cotton market opened
stampede Of the bear faction and brisk demand
from outside interests. Europe leading the latter
continued to improve. Jan. working up to 7.sic
on active buying. Nearly all the news was bull
Government chart for the northern portion OF the
central and western belt. Moreover. the fore
belt. FOLLOWED BY stil colder tomorrow. Private
% and 10 s'2 y Mempsis SssrefS
Ice was s. said to have sn formed in parts Of Ten
points and caused an opening. rise OF 10 to 2f
We're quick to note that public buying was not
extensive and that the bulls were not aggressive.
eef for and Te'e Sew aans @
Houston receipts later caused the market to
backing caused room bulls to hesitate "a and take
profits on bulges Crop estimates were cut down
news came to hand. Near the close the market
stifffened f up again on Southern. foregn and some
net 10 10 Is points higher.
Spot c2ssa quiet dd,,L Isc i hisses mddlins
bales a Flu Futures soo closed steady; Noy 7soe: Dec
Use: May 75oc: June s's7c JUN sisc: Aprl, AnR.
New orleans. La. Nov. Cotton nrm: sales
ding lslsc; good middling 3D. = n,lss IL sSs widdling
is Steady FessaPss es sse'f Eutgae gas
Ieped MY 49, gse iner.ssed de-
mand sIisss s,ssd higher; xmsrissn miSdIins
ordinary SS tsos Gfnssy re say
ton and export and Included $500 American. Re-
ssipts i5:oOo bales. including 500 American.
NoS:psS SssS fc i1'ssS = 10y ,s-siss AT Ma.-ssi
Marss;hPrii s-ssss ls-s4d s.; HpriaMay VI: $50
/ I io-s4d 5. ~ Vs. ' ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05
Butter and Cheese.

New York, Nov. 4-Butter-Receipts TlH
pkgs.; firm: State dairy 14Q2lc; creamery $50
29irc; June creamery I7ls921hc: factory 13lf@i5c
Cheese-Receipts s34 pkgs.: quiet: fancy large
fancy small coiored iOlZaioSe: fancy small white
Kansas City. Nov. 4.-Butter-creamery 2oc:
ia chicago. Nov. A-on the Produce Exchange to-
day the butter market was firm; creameries 49,
G2llsc: dairies 13g lsc- Cheese steady. sizJ10kc
Coffee.
New York. Nov. 4.-Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No.
invoice SIC: mild quiet: Cordova 7k61lc Fu-
to ; points decline. under local selling pressure,
following unsatisfactory European market ad-
vices Trading was rather conservative all day
In view of the approaching holiday and owing
to a Brazilian church holiday. There was scarce
with the final phases Of the market steady at q
net partial loss Of points. Total sales were
e 600 bags including Nov at s.so9sc: Dec so
s05c: Jan. e.I0c: March 6.25dSs5c; April SOC:
May sf59s 50c; July s.sodS.s5c: Sept. Gs5c and
Oct. 6.eoc.
fning sNa3 5-isc: centrifugal IS test 3&c; mo-
iasses sugar &c; refined quiet Molasses steady.
New Orleans. Nov. 4-Sugar steady good de-
mand; new plantation, open kettle 3h731zc; open
Kettle centrifugal 3AQ3 9-1sc: centrifugal gran
uiated 4G4xc; white 35sa3 15-1sc; yelfows Jn9
Kettle ssGs3c; centrifugal l50isc: sirup quiet,
new 2sG2sc.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. Nov. k-To-day's statement OF
treasury balances in the general fund. exclusive
O. $50 000, 900 gold In the division Of re-
demption. shows: Available cash balance Sl76.-
1s6. $685. gold s1os. .os7. 3s5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-05

PEACHEs-Receipts fair but largely Off grade.
bu. basket; 4ea50c for choice Yellow sfock: soc551
APPLEs-Market steady Receipts fair Quote:
Ben Davis at 81. .25al 80 Tor poor s. for fall and
ga S, for choice e g 2 for fancy pppin Roman
seconds to 81 5Oa3 for choice to fancy geniting D
from s.; ;25q2 per bbI. O'D'' val '''''eS
erPEh ys,siss Nth fsE qerngs home
and %, At . 80 per bbi; Refers s2as per bbl.
PaP basket 8 5 r for sS Sa9SSs sSss
Nc, T1hSItiS h S, SoAsF FRuIT1Quote Tokay 81 GO
box and dGsGS sd at S0,nssRn graPsss ssaas
psege 80 seSeording g quality Prunes at s5soc.
at az 8 p BeeasGr apples at 81 toleS per box.
cord isa1sikc Poesngton Soc large basket nonins
nql2c. Bulk Concord at sl.75q2 per io5 lbs.
s'II oS.s faSsIa nnsSanssd % Quote ca,orr,.
tx at 50 for c9mmon: $ Tor choice to s. .
So for soft ana o oT way Verde reenfhed Sicily $50
,-S'a1os SANsGEtsxsteady; n Car lots on trk.: Late
1Ssbing va way; Messins blood oranges in half bxs
Sc box 9 fzsse higher al han a Psr 5 h ssss
s'-.s per b9x IN Jobbing way. New Florida s2.509
PINEAPPLEs-c Cuban sia1.5o per doz.. s5a7
@ Ss sgss dsalsFs RsT ss ss SIS per ZOO
Il RaNsNhsyy sal way oras$. at s. per sciD lS -. ,o
PoTAToEs- sSa7se ' per gnibn bn.. as to
'sNfN heRSt hSP oe fSo% fST TT fapey %
white at s1.40nl. As: red 4OasOc for Ordinary on
uk sllO for choice in bulk
ABBAGE-Home- grown s7Gfo per ton on trk !:
Holland Sl30l4 per ton. dsl- red cabbage $40.
TOMATOES-Horne-e grown sold at S30cGSl
STRING BEANS-sf. .25SfI. .25 per bu IA. choice
round green 81; Arkansas 50afs9, per ls-bu
basket; Louisiana round green 50G65c, fiat $50
4Ocs Tennessee S1sI1.40 per bu. box
CELERY-Michgsn at 71zll5c for SMALL nedi-
un l5G2c: large 3eMS5c per doz. punches: home
grown Z5es40c per doz. punches; bulk s2lf2 25 per
crate. Celery roots 25d3oc per doz.
ETTUCE-Home- grown worth 3ed25c per bll
box.
CARROTS-Northern sed75c per 100 lbs
TURNIPS-Home-grow 25G35c per bu
PARSLEY-Home-grown at IG2ec per doz.
SWEET PoTAToEs-New homegrown Rer.
muda 5od15c per bu. loose: Nansemond slGl1 Is
per bu.: consigned S.S5l2.
CuCUMBERS-Alabama 81 per dog. for hot
house stock; Arkansas crates 81: Tennessee
CUCUMBERS-Alabama s1Csa- Qsto3,2son
SGl.2 Florida s3d4 per hamper.
RtfTARAGAS-2SuS0c per hu.
SPINACH-20G25c per bu. box. for home grown.
SAuERkRAUr-Hend- nd-made 81 per ls-bbl. and
CRkNBERRIES- .5cas per bbl.; 81 5oai. rs
per box; Howe's 81 per hbi.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 per bbl orders
PARSNIPS-Northern SIS per bbl.
CAULIFLOWER-s250u 50u3 per Dbl. for choice
Eastern.
BEETs-iOa5oc per 100 lbs.
BUTTER BEANS-s2d2.2 .25 per peck. Lima
beans S2.25 per peck.
GUMBO-New Orleans sld1.25 per bu box.
sHALLoTS-2ode5c per doz. lunches for New
GREEN PEPPERs-Baltimore sl.a5 per ham,
per: New Orleans 81 25ql.0