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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-01-19

Democratic candidates in Malheur
county are getting thick as thieves at
a big fair, says the Vale Oriano.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-01-19

TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE ,, 1873.
United States Land ONCE,
II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-15
Nuestro folletin

Terminada hoy la publication de Ia
novela "Camino de la gloria" del CO.
rrecto literato frances Mr. Ohnet, que
tanto ha gustado 4 nuestros lectores
empezamos la publication de "Doloro-
sa" original de Francisco Acebal, uno
de les literatos que contribute con
gallardfa al renacimiento de las letras
espaflolas
Tanto Ell "DoIorosa" como ode bue-
ma cepa" ","Huellas del Alma, y en- otr as
novelas del mismo autor, campea un
estilo que seduce por la sencilla expo
s1cion de las ideas, la vigorosidad en- la
cactura y la extraf1a compression psi
fologica de los tipos.
Acebal puede ser considerable entire
ell grupo de los intelectuales sin sata-
nismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-15
Dlstin9uioa booa

Aver en- Santurce rStop a3l las
dos de tarde en- casa de la respectable
sonora dona Mariana Storer, viuda de
Padilla, quien goza de legftimas distin-
clones y mercedes respetos en- nues-
ira sociedad, sc verified el matrimo.
NAL enlace de la gentil y delicada Sc
fiorita Aurora Padilla, hija de aquGlla.
con Ell digno cabalero Mr.. Alex Ways
taft de la acreditada casa de Mr.. Dooley
Smith.
La boda result6 suntuosa mente ex-
plGndida, no solo por la distinguida
pareja y por la selecta concurrencia,
sino tambiGn por Ia celebration del acto
tan generosa y brillantemente llevado &
cabo. Hizo los honores de la casa la
afabilisima doha Mariana, quien obse-
qui6 los numerosos invitados con un
magnffco lunch y demas dulces re-
frescos del case.
Entire los invitados vimos al Hon.
Fiscal del Supreme don Jesds Maria
Rossy y estimadfsima sefiora dofa
Maria Garcia, a los esposos Mr.. Dooley
y sonora, Mr.. Schombourg y sonora,
Mr.. Denton y sonora, don Fernando
Huicy y las ideales sefioritas Huer-
tas, Fernandez Mater, Denton y otras
que lamentamos no recordar.
Deseamos la distinguida pareja
nuestra cordially afectuosa enhora bue-
ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-15
Ell arreglO del TeatrO

La comisi6n de las hestas del Car
naval, estuvo anoche en- ell Teatro, pro.
bando la brillante Illumination que ha
sido instalada expresamente para los
pr6ximos bales.
Tambi6n ensay6 la orquesta, dando
un resultado superior.
Ell decorado de la sala es sencillo
y elegante.
Ell Teatro ofrece I'm sorprendente
aspecto que no era dado esperar en-
ell breve tempo en- que ha sido dis
puesto todo.
La comision ha realizado TN trabajo
c xtraordinario y ha tenido un gran
exito,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-15

ssbc que en- contestaci6n. & una earta
que les escribf antes de. mi salida. de
Puerto Rico, me centestaro y los. Srs~
Mat fenzo Cintr6n y Gomez Brinso.
dichendo. que nunca habfan asistido &
ninguna reunion del Gabinete del
Gobernador, etc. Pues bien: al Co.
Dernador. en- Su cart2, al referirse 4
estos dos caballeros, los llama despe-
chados porque no fueron nonbrados
de nuevo por ell Consejo, Y dice que
sus que1as son "tardfas". Tornen
eJempto los que deban tomarlo. de
La manera como son tratados dos ho-
norables caballeros puertorriouef1os
porque tienen el valor de estampar
Ia verdad en- una carta; dos caballeros
que sirvieron 4 ST. pals en- e1 puesto
Gle ConseJeros, demostrando capaci-
dad' competercia y honradez en- e1
deSempefio de su cargo; uno de
ellos, el doctor Brioso, fu6 Conseiero
del m1Smo Gobernador que hov trata
de rebajarlo ante ell Concepto del
pueblo americanosy e1 otro, e1 Lcdo.
Matlenzo Cintron, ocupa Ell puesto
honorable de Speaker de la Camara
de, Delegados, puesto que en- este
pals es respetado, pero q. en- el aues-
tro Sc trata de equiparar al de cual-
qu1er caza-destfnos, despechado.
Dice el Gobernador que ha visto
mi carta 4 Vd. y que en- ella sc con
hrma 10 que publica ell ":Sun;"
tengo one decir que 81 Ell Goberna
dor ha visto mi carta habra podido
yer rreclSamente 10 contrario de 10
que el afrma; pero 81 ha visto mi
carta; habra visto ell cargo que ha 90
del gasto de los S2,oooooo sin Ia in
tervenci6n de los nativos del Con
sejo, y, sin embargo no Sc toma ell
ira bajo de desmentir esto.
IConGnuarA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-15
Compan1a deferrocarriIes

Hoy segdn informes de la Compaflfa
de Ferrocsrriles, Sc inaugur6 la linea
construida entire Isabella y Aguadilla.
La American Railroad Company
trabaja activamente para que pronto
sea un hecho la termination de Ia Ii.
nea entire Ponce y San Juan. Sc cree
que estos trabajos Sc inauguraran 4 f.
mes del presente afo.
El pdblico sabra apreciar estas ven
tajas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-15

poderosfsimo, oyo palabras pro
metedoras de jt1sticia. frases
que formaban TN himno a la
honradez, a la democracia, y Ell
pueblo crey6 que Ell que las de-
cia era ell esperado, Ell justicie-
70, ell descendiente de Washing
ton. un americana igual q los
que no vienen q Puerto Rico,
un funcionario sincere y veraz.
en- una palabra.
Para 10 que tenia que hacer,
no hacia falta que tuviese con-
diciones excepcionales el pre-
tendido desfacedor de entuer-
tos expansionistas.
A decir la verdad y a defen-
derla, sc linitaba su accion. No
esperaba Ell pueblo de la colo
MIA menos que ESQ, nj reclama-
ba mas.
Que dijera 10 que es Puerto
Rico. que supiera que este pue-
bio Sc gobernaba en- aquellos
dlas CRISES de la llamada reden-
cion de pueblos, por un regi-
men de absolute autonomia in
sular.
En- los dias venturosos de
aquella colonization libre Y sa-
bia que interrumpieron, brus-
camente, los invasores perhdos
que hablaban de libertad y re
dencion sarcasticamente, mien-
tras ocultaban con disimulo las
cadenas de la esclavitud poll
tica. no era tratada la 1sla a la
manera ignomlnioSa que 10 eS-
ia siendo en- la actualidad.
Espafia le dio a Puerto Rico
cuanto podia, Y mas aun de 10
que podia darle.
Toda la obra de la tan decan-
tada redencion expansionista Sc
reducia a reconocer en- Puerto
Rico. la legalidad de I'm regi-
men de libertad, de equidad y
de saba economic como el es-
tablecido por Espana.
ESQ 10 pedfa la opinion con
TN supreme G inconfundible
mandate.
Por ESQ, cuando oyo que Sc
hablaba de honradez, de justi-
cia, de respeto a la democracia,
Sc hizo ilusiones. Sc forj6 espe-
ranzas que ahora parecen con-
denadas a desapareCer.
Todo conspira contra la colo
MIA, la misma ignorancia en-
que vive respecto a nuestros
asuntos, Ell Presidente, eS la ma
yor de nuestras pesadumbres.
Tuvo que preguntar como Sc
nombran aqui los jueces.
mi ESQ sabe Mr.. Roosevelt!
El gran imitador del Kaiser
Guillermo no Sabe transformer,
Sc Ell emperador de veraS.
No Sabe como sc eligen los
jueCes en- una Colonia ameri-
cana, cuando es el quien desig-
ma los del Tribunal Supreme.
Sabe de nosotroS, 10 que le
dicen, 10 que le cuentan Y como
los que hablan con el, los que le
hablan de nosotros son los que
viven a nuestras expensas Y
de nuestra exploitation. -. les
Claro! no le dicen la verdad, no
lie ensenan 10 que no sabe. Guam
do menOs dano nos hacen, cuan
do menos insulto nos lanza n, cs
cuando le aConsejan, inspira-
dos en- un egoismo repulsivo,
Que Is Precise tr mm% despacio
en- las c0nceStones d Puerto Rico.
Y Roosevelt ipor que ha de
tener prisa, ST nj siquiera nos
COnOCe. -?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-15
Nota del dia

Tai vez no contaban con una
indpscreci6n. del Presid ente
Roosevelt, los senores Winthrop
V Post cuando lie infol maron
que h06fG Qne tr assty deSpacfo
en- las concesfones a Puerto Rico,
.segun nos comunica la carta
del sefior Todd, publicada en- Ell
BoLETIN, de aver.
Esa prudente recommendation
que han hecho, segun indica
Mr.. Roosevelt, nueStraS dos
primeras autoridades, esta en-
alberta EN- brusca opoSicion con
todo 10 que han venido dicien-
donOs a nosotros, Y matan las
esperanZas que Sc fundarOn en-
las gestioneS de Mr.. Winthrop,
cuando parecia defensor de I'm
criterio diferente del que sostie-
nen. respecto de nosotros Y de
nuestra capacidad coleCtiva, los
reverendOs COngregantes
Mr. Post no defrauda ningu-
mas eSperanZaS, no desalienta a
nadie; porque de el no era po-
sible eSperar otro informe, nj
otra recommendation que la que
ha dado.
Is natural que proceda en-
ESQ forma y liable de esa suer.
te, un funcionario que defiende
.su destino por Ell resto que le
talta para cumplir y acaso por
los cuatro anos subSiguientes
con que esperara verse favore-
cido por Mr., Roosevelt, en- re-
compensa del leal Y desintere-
sadisimo consejo que lie ha da
do. reSpecto a nosotros Y a la
hora de haCernos justicia.
De Mr.. Post, nadie eSperaba
otra cosa.
Pero iy Mr.. Winthrop?
A las simpatias que le ha de-
mostradO nuestro pueblo, en-
tOdas oCaSiones, a las esperan
zas que puso en- el, cuando Gre
vogue eStaba solo, en- deSacuer-
do con los congregantes, en- lu-
cha con todos, porque habia
comprendido la superioridad
moral y Ell alto grado de cultura
politica del pueblo de la colonia
V sc apreStaba a defenderlo V
apoyarlo EN- sus legitimaS aspi-
raciones, a las pruebas de esti-
macl0n recibidas, a los antece-
dentes hOnrOsisimos y envidia-
bles, Eva a responder ahora Mr..
Winthrop. con una recomenda-
clon como la que ha hecho ell
Secretario. del que era natural
que esperasemos ESQ?
DichO por el PreSidente esta,
Y nos resulta durO el creerlO.
Porque Mr.. Winthrop debe
saber, aunque haya perdido al
lado de Mr.. Post. y sugestiona-
do por Gl, todas las buenas in
tenc1ones que anunci0 su lie
gada, debe saber V tener muy
presente que las demostracio-
neS de esperanza en- I'm cambio
de gobierno, las simpatias exte-
rlorlzadas con franqueza, no
blemente manifestadas en- su
obSequio, 10 que en- su favor V
en- su prestigiO sc ha dicho y
Sc hecho y 10 que Sc le ha
aplaudido, era. como compren-
dera perfeCtamente Mr.. Win
throp, porque el pueblo le creia
de su parte, lie suponfa su ami
go, su defensor resuelto dentro
del tenebrOsO circulo de la con.
gregaci6n; era porque crefa
que Ell gobernante no era capaz
de repetir expresiones mengua-
das, como esas que han inventa-
do en- nuestra contra los reden :
toristas.
Anhelaba el pueblo TN defen-
Sor que fuera superior a estos
en- prestigios, en- poder. en- ca
racter, y cuando Ell pueblo de la
colonia ultrajada estaba enso-
siandO en- hallar ese salvador
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

Bartlett peas. and from tho more deli
cate variety 70 spread To- the harder oncs
with Nir'1lence that precluded the
formation Of any seeds
one Of the experiments. as yet in too
early stage TO enter extensively into
tho details. but which undor the magic
influence Of Captain Honeybrain's mind
promises TO be Of incalculable benefit To-
the exhausted farms OF the South and
East is the new phospho-culturc It is
iact wel known to Agricultural curi-
neers that just beneath the ploN-Stfr~,f
soil nature has stored away incxnaustlb.e
quantities OF PHOSPHORUS. ono of the
thrcc plant foods so necessary for tne
proper development OF plant life. bat
how 20 bring il within reach ~ tho roots
of plants has long been "A puzzling qucs-
ton. Captain Honeybrain has now solved
the problem BY the aid OF "a powerful
inagnifying glass he discovered bacteria
on some plants sent him by friend
who accompanied Col Nounrhusba"d on
the expedition into Tribet. that save am
almost unnatural vitality 20 some plants.
and I'm some manner as yet uudcCiphcred,
possesses the power of drawing phos-
phoric acid from the depths OF the earth
and fiNinc 70 on tho plant. ON some
plants. notably the legumes. ting new
bacteria have no noticeable effect. while
on the blackberry and other members
OF the Rosa,eae tie effect is trlelv mar
vicious. ou a plot OF land four rods
square that had not produced enough
vegetation I'm twenty-five years TO cover
10. and even the Gewhcrry vines had "A
sicky stunted appearance. Capt Honey
brain now has growth OF these vines
two feet deep and closely matted. a re-
-t't of his treatment with phospho-cul-
turo. and chemical analysis OF these
vines show that they contain eighty
four times much PHOSPHORUS the
uutreated vines. The stems and under
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
THE TIMES D1srATCH SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2s 1906

A firSt-ClaSS Mail Order
Department. Write for
samples.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Tailored Suits.

All the latest weaves are here comprising Plaids,
Stripes, and Solid Colors
The variety IS large, both as to materials and
styles-amOng the latter being tight-ittng Goats.
medlum-length Box Coats seni-tght-htting mannish
effects. fancy trimmed Blouse effects. Etons. etc
Many Of these Suits are sample models from, the
leading manufacturers of New York City In these
cases the Suits exclusive in style being only one
Of each kind.
The prices range from $3.50 to SIS.
few of the Special Values as follows:
Plaid Suits IN light and dark oxford Suting
Tshthtting coat satin lined trimmed uirh fancy cloth
covered buttons, plated skirt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Fancy Costumes.

Made in the latest Princess and Two-Piece dress
Styles-the latter in Princess effects. White, Cream,
Black Pink, Light Blue, in
Crepe de Chimes. Fisured Crepe Chi0ons. Nets and
Noles 40 TWO are alike. each costume sample
model
For character Of style. quality material and finish
these costumes are marked extremely low prices
but white paper and ink give you absolutely no
idea to their value and beauty.
YOu Them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Prices $34.5O to SIS.
Evening Waists. Aa 5%%sn;e

Cluny Laces. Silk Laces, Chiffons Taffetas Nets
and Radium
Many Of them are sample models copied from the
latest French effects.
BY far the finest showing of Evening Waists
we've made. All colors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
$4.98 to $40.
New Coats.

Fancy mixtures and lightweight Broadcoths will
be much used in street garments The so-inch Coa5
is the leader
PLAIDs will be very popular. Various styles
and colors. $3.50 to $3.50
Black RsoadoIoh Goats S5.os to 500
We've never had such thoroughly complete Inc
OF CHILDRkNS COATS, in ages to a. as we
have this fall
Fancy mixtures and plain colors, S295 to $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
New Skirts.

PLAIDS A STRONG FEATURE THIS SEASON
All the latest models here from the popular price
Plaid Skirt at $685., up through wide range at
$3.50, $3.50, SlO S12.5O and S175O-among them
being the choicest things in SCOTCH PLAIDS in
Oxford effect.
effects I'M Panama. Chiffon Panama Wolfe serge
BroadCloth and Nfero~c Cloths.
Perfect ir fr and finish AL NOW. ..t,,.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

Six Cases Filed Supreme court-Tsrn
Begins March -.

The March term Of the Supreme
court will convene in this city On Nom
day, March 10. The docket IL the light
est known for several years and will
contain less than . dozen cases At
present there are but six filed. but .
few come in always In the last few
days preceding the opening Of the
court
The cases now on file are the follow
ing-w. "A. Russell VI. a. y. Chamber
lain ct al. an appeal from the First
judicial district; State Of Idaho W.
Nit Shines. an appeal from Latah
county: State Of Idaho ". ERNEST Dris-
keli. also IN appeal from Latah county;
Frederick J. Hcrner VI. a. v. Cham
berlain case from Kootenai: Dern-
ham 4 Kaufman W. Spotswood Z
veach.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

Los Angeles. March 6.The winners:
Four ana one-half futlongs Iady's
Beauty won. Ponemah second. yellow
Top third. Time 1851
Six farlong The Major won,
Prince Ching second Phys third.
Time 1:141-4.
Futurity course Orilene won. Or.
Hollis second. Bribery third. Time 1:1o.
\ Six furlongs Bonnie Res won. Hill
ona second. Moncie Mabel third. Time
1:141-x.
Mile and fourth PiQuet won,
Rocky second. Belasco third. Time
1:40 Ia
Three-fourth mile FL yarraco won,
Happy Chappy second. Foncasta third.
Time Ills -.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06
ssTHls DATE IN HlsToRv.r
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

No11Cn-Anyboay disturbaiS Stu1le
- No. nepeoe 1T BY the city ~ Dosl
WIN ~ oSraoeed for malicious f~chlo1
~ = mo q ~ iihpossd r. ~ 81 !.
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~ City NG1
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

- raeenA. watch for &; vsat
~ 4.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06

Look Tor the yellow Ben.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06
A Asest Traels.

yEsTERDAvs RAcG WINNER,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
local PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Afarket quiet. Creamery, fancy, "a to
q per pound: Western fTsts . to Is: seconds. s.
process. fancy. p 20 ~; fair to good, TO ~;
store packed. arm. Is
CHEEsE-s'arket firm and unchanged. New York
State, faciorl large Il TO 1875; do small. . 20
Il. simmer large II; Western factory, new, choice,
Il; do. fair 70 good 70 TO il; Virginia, TO TO-
EGGS Arrivals Of fresh stock Hgat and market
fr1n- Nearby, fresh, Virginia IS 90 Is West Fir-
ginia and Southwest Virginia. 3 - p; Tennessee.
= TO - Ncrth Carolina. . 10 q; duck. % slofsgc'
% So o.
LIVE POULTRY Market duh. Chickens. large.
per pound = 20 l2lz; do. medium. l3 do snasi.
-; heHs, u TO Is roostCrs 20 s.; ducks. Old 10
% j do, yolnG y; geese to 8; turkeys. toms,
%; hens, choice. is heats 20 10.
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts small and market
dragging. Turkeys. hens undrawn. per pound, Is
10 %: a*eraec. unaaWa, Is; do thin, 70 60 j; cid
toms. -. chickens sDring. large, j. 20 Is do. ne
dunn, Is do. small. IS; hens. choice l6; r0osters.
10 % II DO youns j.; geese 70 Q; turkeys, TOMAS,
%, hens. choice. IS keats. 20 10. ducks, y to l5
DRESSED AfEATS-Calyes fun dressed, sos;
heads Of $50. hog-dresscd caves 10; hams conn
500 10 SA; DO. medium, 80 to seos do. heavy,
40 TO 80
NEGErABLEs-Irish potatoes. msr,et quiet.
Vans and sweets plentiful and quotations lower.
Potatoes home grown. 6 to 70 Ter b1shel Virginia
and Man land. per barrel. $50 to L75; sweet 90
toes. pr barrel. 100 to 49, do, ya1Gs. Leo
celery. New YORK per bunch 90 to 81 onions. Ohio.
per barrel. 90; DO Ohio. per bushei. 70 to -
FEJifS-Appics steady. fancy table fruit. go 90
$50; do. loose PACKED. lbs 200 pears Bartlett
$50, shed08 GO TO SIS; seckes, SEQ 20 SO; con-
mon. go 10 800: pinealDcs. Florida Per crate $50
70 3.iji grape .Hfit, 4e0 % $50 box: California
oranges. $50 20 Do box jamaica so 10 40 i1r-
ri. FLORIDA oranges. 200 to rs box; prickly pssF
LIS box; cTunberrics 10 TO rs box. grapes per
basket y 10 Is. bananas 90 to LIS bunch
CllESrNUTS-AuEals heavy; markct dull; to 5
A
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
FIALA TELLS OF EXPEDITION
The Geographical Society Announces
Book on Recent Polar Trip.
WeIIman starts Out anew in Spring
with Improved Mechanism for
Dirigible Balloon.

Anthony Fiala, the Arctic explorer,
who represented the National Geograpf-
lcal Society on a polar expedition last
year. will shortly publish an account Of
HIS trip. This announcement was made at
the headquarters of the society. in the
Hubbard Building. yesterday.
The expedition which started this spring
under the leadership Of Walter WellnIan
has been temporarily abandoned, and Mr.
Wcrman. who was the accredited repre-
sentative Of the Geographical Society, IS
at present IN Paris. having left his giant
balloon. with which he expects to ac-
complish his trip to the North Pole, at
North Spltzbergen.
The reason for Mr.. Wellman's abandon
ment Of the project for the present year
Is that he experienced great trouble With
the motors and propellers Of his balloon.
ard was forced to return to Paris 10 com
plcte some necessary repairs. The expe-
dltion win start out again in the spring
The expedition is incorporated under the
laws Of Maine, and is a strictly American
project.
The Geographical Society is justly
proud OF the winning OF the lHtethatiOIidi
balloon race, out of Paris. by Lieut.
Lahm, who was accompanied by Mai
Jersey, a member Of the society. Nal.
IIersey, who was for a long time con
nectcd with the Weather Bur1au. found
in Ills experiments that the fairest wind
was nearer the earth. and this course
was adopted by the winning American
balloon.
The headquarters OF the National Geo
graphical Society is IN this city. and Il
is said that the affairs were never IN
better condition.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Oct. B-Prodgcc quotations:
fLoJ R-Maract was steady Winter extra. . s5a
Sos; winter clear. 3Z5a3s5; winter straight. 5ila
3l5; winter patent 375a3 IS; spring clear s25a519
spring straight 1C5a3g; spring patent. 42laACi
cy mills bcst patent. SO; city nils hish grade
patent, 80; city nHs high-gade straight. $50,
CHOICE family. Le5; city mills extra 25a348: Rio
e1iEa. 5staioo. C0mmeal. par 100 lbs. L45aL60.
kse hour medium 20 choice 35la3 S.
OAfS-lAe market vas drm. STICK ia elevators.
5-l,-s5 h'lsiez; shipments from elevators. s597
DrhciF. gtoiations for ucw oats; White. No - ass
a}s 60. 80. 3. 5l-sa35it DO. 40. g. q lzs35 mixed
SO. 2 Waste, do No. 3. 554a36l4; No. 4 g.
lAote-fle above quotations refer 10 domestic de-
Hur-I
RYE-Stock in elevators. si.619 bushels; shipments.
$40 h,,shels. Sc. . Weston TIC. export elevator.
5a6-; No. re. 6lasi. 40 8 re. Western. STATS
4 ue lueart 6laf2 bag lots. as % qualily and
csuditi0s. 500; chulcc Western. uptown ceHgeTy.
iza73
BUTrEE-uc market was Em. Creamery.
fancy per d. EaZ DO. choice Per 10. 9ia15 do.
good. pr Do. Z2a1. DE-. imitation. pr Ib l9lH. do
prints u-r Do, ZaI do blocks per TO- 2la2s. iadle.
Der Ib. I7al9: Esarbe soils per TO- I7ai5. store
PACKED. Chic. Ucr DOB. lfilG-: do West yirssnsa.
pcr DO leala Naulaud. Virginia and PeDasgl-
Fan5 dai1 prints, ylr 70, Eals; renovated butter.
per 3D. 2iaZ
Market steady. Maryland. Pennsylvania.
and ucaErr, 1rs-5. loss or PIT doZ . Western.
FISTS. Ilss 81. q: West Virginia frts ia4s Oh
.; southern. iIsts, loss %. 2la1 guinea esss.
loaIZ
LIVE POULTRY General market weak. Chics-
crs-Oid Eeus. h-eTy. ucr DO ID; d.. SMALL o..
do. old ROSTERS each. 25a1, do srrinc larre ucr
ID. %. 1o, SMALL T. Duas-PuddIc aIgc. DIT
20. l2al5; De. small per To- il. do musco,y ana
mOnTci. Ugr d. llal2. 10. lrAkes. each Uss9; lo,
white PCkns per 3D. lzaE. Geese Maryland and
Nirgiuia. pcr TO- ua3. TrrEeys-I Young. per lb.
l5aG Pigoous-Yomg per Is.r l5a2J. do. Oh. pr
PAIR D. Guinea fgai cac 13l5J