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New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
EXPORTS
r,cu nIloTATlONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~evr York September 70. 1r'.
,---vr After opening unchanged TO 10 points
- Fs1e-alv 5glo points lower the oones . na4I
during the da- On some =, .eiI.ie
k -, -rs5e Interests covering ef shorts
,.--1,ss -7s steady. net unchanged L" - p'-"''
Safes were reported Of -e.15o Bags -
~, onerins barely steady N zone -,
foreign markets and rHr1l7'ncl 'llt'
-.-- -- -a-eir-s compared with two years atl-
s-.-.--c, -he movement IS stiI Tell under ''e
- -, -eoo-s breaking crop of last season
-. come selling here during the eaflS seSs'l -
.,s- have been for European account. hu' " - -
,-b.s hv tie scsttertng demand OF the -lf -,
syri-a-s Fazre Z. franc lover 20 = IIanS
5gbe- a. hour Of The iocsi opening ~ .L
- ,7chause5 4 franc higher. the fa.tE 'leIe
- srsixted the local irnprov ement- Hamburg
,fose5 ne- unchanged 20 = pfg lover OF 0e pFilf
.,s-ke-s Pio as - end Santos 100 rels lower ~"
r. chsure reported in the rate cf exchange OF -
weather fire al SacllQnS % -
At Tho ports were tEuF' ga
rEsinxr IS the previous day ana "s."po pass go,
- same da1 aEo U7diSahN TNcelIls w
y haCs aEainSt zseoe bags the previous Gay Gnu
n 600 hsEs years ago 49,, -
Mons a. the f-sis Of for Rio No 4
TIE -zrE- contract prices t1 the local n7afAf1 "
follows
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

- ,o ,.loei-r- NTiEAT-SPnt nominal,
@ September. - 9ad. peeenDeT a.
l3b $. Nd CoRNspet firm prime Ti>e' ,,,
csn . FtAsLSaradiau hrru, IS FI.oIKW inter pa, Ia
u 90 -" ID IN london Uachc 'p3SIi
ems f2 slS los BEEF Extra india nes TaTl qa[
sed4 1CpL Prime Western, uuI as % ~ "a
SIS ID :. -. TX ~ saSv a9s. FACpN-t nrnheria1 %
~ =, 40 n strong a3s 6d short I'D - |" - IT,
cut - ciea- mddes. light Is 10 81 Ib staa5
5I-"ls = reayv 81 40 10. steady; - ~ ~, !. -
BIS 90 oo -, Arm as Sd: clear bellies !" 10 ~
taf4s SFiOT~I DT-RS square il 10 j" 10 Pos,.
IARD-Trirns western IN LEs ca CIIEfsE
na53sn finest white strong ogs %; 20 AMI aos
new shirts quiet 3As ID tt'Hi.S
- 80 los Cd PTtTROIEU EUM-f'sfnea hFrn - ~
sT-rD or, steady. rs 81
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
RAILROADS
NEN Jersey GENIssL.

- " S@44O<s ~ 5sS q s4ssSs
1HO-AOCR TRAIN To PHIL4ADEL4PE1Lx
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
+ OR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. ". I'D Sc
$50. 100, $50 $50 $50. 1880. IL ~.
1l.SU a N. L 80. %, 1-Jo. Z-5O. 30. 45e.
30 80. 6-5o. 80. $50. Il-5O p n sun
days. 50. $50. $50. II. 50 1l-50 a m-s
LOU I-s'V- 2S9. $50. 4-JO. $50. $50. 40.
go. l0-20. II 80 D. N
Lv. LIBERTY sT--rsO. go. zoo. 500.
$50, 900 LEGO. 1lOO. 113O 12O1 a. m
Loo. 13O. 200. 500. 400. 900 80 6.Oos
s.0O. 500 600 ? m. Il = midnight sun
Gays. $50 500. e-oO. 1910 11-OV. ZOO a.
m. Loo. 2-1O. SEQ. 40. $50. SEQ. T.Oo.
coo. 900. 1880 p m. 12-15 midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Ly ": ed ST--I-5e. 95e. H-50 a. ms
$50. 80 80. 30 p m daily.
LIZ LIBERTY ST--1-50. SEQ. 1000. 12- %
a m m zoo 80 500 7oo ? m daily
$50 a. N. 12-5O sats. only. S.zg p. n
Sundays. $50 "A. m. .. 20 ?. m.
Lv. LIBERTY ST.-I0.O0 a. m. G-Oo
Sats. only, $40 ?. N. sundays. i00o a.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT.
LIZ " 23D ST.-95O a m d2-5O Sats-
GnlyJ. III, 3-2O. 40 p H. Sundays. go.
Lv. LIBERTY 'ST-4OO. 1000 a. n. u.eO
Sats- only. 80. $40. 800 ?. H. Sundays
- all Rail ROUTE. I.OSG BRANCH.
ASBCRI PARK and OCEAN GROVE Lv.
y; I'D SIS -. I'D a n az - saIs;
tj.05 ex. sats5 20 3. 20 N 30 D m. sun
days, go m, 3 So. $50 =. m
LV- LIBERTY ST.-f1J. $50. 1i30 a n
G240 Sats- only. q 20 Sa1s- onlyJ. $50.
$50. AS t5-15 ex- Sats.l go. $50 p. m.
12-Ol midnight Sundays. $50. 9. i, a m
4.O0. 80 p. IN.
SANDY HOOK HOTTE- Atlantic High
lands. Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch. Ashury Park and Ocean Grove
Lv- PIER. 81. \ r tf2D ST-}-i0.OO a.
n, 1880. $40. -, 40 2 IA sundays
$50 a. M. %. -45 p m
Lv- PIER 10. y p CEDAR ST-)-1O2o
q. m, 1.0O, S4j. . ~. 10 P m sundays
10.D0 a. m. 30. :. 10 D. m.
Tune tables may be obtained at toil0Nin-
Offices: Liberty St tWesr sd St Tel SltA
Chelsea. AstCr House, 24S. 49,. 1aOo. lS9s
Broadway. 1S2 Fifth Az, 2sl FlfJh Az, =
Union square West. 2T9s Third Az. -,
West I25th So 2fJ Columbus Az. NeE
York. 4 court 81 843 844 Fulton 81. 4is
N0straud Av Brooklyn; $50 BroadWays :
WILLIAMSBURG New York Transfer Co caLlf
for and checks baggage TO destination
W 4. FF-STF2 W G. HOPE.
Vice-Prss- & Gen Mgr Gen Psss'r Agsnt-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20

RY VIRTUE OF chattel mortgage on the
5r,7r store fixtures and Chattels in store
a. NJ 14S3 Madison ave. city. I viii sell
eafd cbatteIs and fixtures this day at 10
q. -. IL 1. PEISER. auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20

Nary yelled the poet, why don't you keen
that kid quiet? What's the matter win MN any :
@i,in sure don't know replied his patient wife
I'm singing one OF your luabies To Lle little
darling. Tit Biz
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
81 = 81 IN = HARTFnRD Il U.

n Y. y II & HARTFORD r x
rains depart from Grand Central -ta-l~iAr
s2d s. and ffh Ave. a. follows for
Boston VIA New London & TTov.--T-s. .oHs
p 1000 5 tG-9n * f0-g2 A. NJ. y .isls
* i:oI, y 500. r 500. 800. = 5,n&-
ssI2-GO = NJ VIA UrIinantic--T's-9I
A- n. T2-fU J. NJ Via Spfd--I5.1s
a N. l2-G9. : t-oA "11-0o 9. N
White Nfnz. S- Al1ans and Quebec
= $40 A NJ 300 F. u
Portland 4 Bar Harhor via WoTc---T's p "
Wor s-er & FitCh-. via FrI-ua-1--T@ 30 ? NJ
Is4kcvifi~ & %o-f--+'5-0 90 A- Il rs 81 r VI
CT harrington. Stockbridgs. Lenox- PUTS
hel5-F8-54 5000 a NJ t-20. 1881 7 "
Ticket Offices At CGraud central - r ana
c12Jth St also ar Gas. 1870. cio54 B way,
C25 Union 81. c1S2 Flfth Ave. c2+5 Coluu1-%
bus Ave cF1s Madison Ave, Vi05 y l-3tI
St. 2I99 T-1lrf Ave In Brooklyn 6
Court ST.. aTg ECstrar5 Ave 800 way
-Ddiiv. +Ecxceu- SUNDAYS '~tous az l2s,t1
s.. XS7oUs a. 125th ST. SurGaFs o1.y-
JParicr Gar Limited 8Sultay pari0r Car
train Has diul-g gar rParlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also sSarurdays only
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
BATTTWORE & 90 z. 3.
'Daily.
through Daily Trains % ne Nee-
-3--a N-euy Vr,rls Cqty- nd At I.fh-y s

Through Daily Trains 20 the Wsst
leave Vevy work rFfy 23d 81. I.fby So
CHICAGO. PTTTSBCRG. $50 an 30 an
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 80 an L ~ = n
IITTSBCRG. CLEsVELD 3 80 pm so pm
'-PITTS SBJfF3G LIMIT d $50 pm . ~ PA
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOU ISN-. 1l-Je Pm l6g am
CTN 81 IONS TOT-VSV 2 80 an 10 90 ana
GIN. ST LOUIS. .IOCISE-. $50 pm ecy Eua
Offices: 245 ga 1900 Broadway. Astor
E0Usa los Gree nxich st. p Union Squars
" 3aI Grand St. y y: S+3 Fulton SIS
brooklyn: West 2&d ST and Liberty 81
After 2. IA Sleeping car RsserValions
and fIll Information regarding trains, etc--
can b obtained at Bureau Of Intormatl01-
& o P r. 23d Terminal Phone No
Chelsea 3144-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20

LEH1GH VALLEY.
yoot Of W. Z3d q. Corrlsndt and Desorosses Sts ss
sDaiiy. Sunday: AIS. hS-5 si - IS n3.-9 19-2.
TvE y ,ALv Ny B
p---fr Er--asa az % A " ~e1 So A H
18-zss1C 1-f{-a--o Fx1rszs = -bq ID 81 Hdq 20 a II
BIACE DIAMOND EAP sll-Sl A ~ - Wy y
Chfc & Toronto Vest. ExD-- rs ~ P y. X " ? -
TIE BUFFALO TRAIN s. = 55 p 81 -s-pt ?
Ticket oAicss. S55 and 14s0 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20

Femlle-
Young WOMEN OF good education TO
learn nursing. no previous experience.
SUPERINTENDENT 81. Marks Hospital, III
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20

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TypFWRTTFRS - Remington. 50, BlicS-
eF..Herfer, Fost or Keystone. 81 Jos " IL
Isra4 $40. Manhattan. SIS. Gay. 1888
Madison ave.
TYVFFRTTFPS-AU makes sold. rented.
raratre4 EXCHANGED. reliable service.
Gortaan 20 Nassau st. Telephone 27o-
f-rr@fa-ff
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
DOMESTIC MUTATIONS WANTED.

Male.
7 COACHMAN AND GEOOM--haTrisd; cci-
ored. understands the business hlznesr
references; handy man a. around J.
I stocklay. 137 RarburtOn ave. 1onAers.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
-o-u DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

- "a
dressed poultry. pHE7
THae poultry. crAlt-
Oranges fCal1- eases
The Seattle Republican., 1907-09-27
Political Pot-Pie

Grant, for the sake Of argument, that Gov.
Meade did not give M. F. Kincade the place
he promised him, yet Kincade had no right to
want to run the governor because the COVER
nor was under obligations to the folks that
backed him, Kincade, for the appointment,
which he did receive The Pie-maker is by
no means devotee of Gov. Meade, but he is
willing to give even the devil his due. The
governor would have been perfectly Justlf-
able in dismissing Kincade from service more
than year ago as he has always been more
or less refractory member of the governors
family and for no other reason than because
he thought he had call on the governor and
he wanted to be ugly about it? 1t will be
remembered that the Pie-maker made the IN
curry at the time Kincade was appointed
member Of the board Of CONTROL who the
devil was Kincaide and what the devil had
he ever done in Republican politics that he
should be so honored by the new governor
of the State of Washington? Friends OF
Kincaide and the governor at that time ans
wered the query by saying, he was the crea'
ture of the railroad folk, who materially
helped in the Republican campaign, but as
for Kincaide himself he was without political
significance Subsequent developments clear
lv demonstrated that he is was and verify is
without political significance, and the Pie
maker is of the opinion that he always will
be.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-09-27
Roslyn Runs Rough.

R0Slyn Runs Kougn.
The following day was spent in the Roslyn
coal mining camp where in the neighborhood
of 100000 were paid out to the miners. On
arriving there on the evening after pay in
the day, the town was lively member Col
lecting there was not so easy as the other
places, owing to the men having scattered
and the fun begun. Here there are a score
of saloons that lay in an extra amount of
drink stock for pay day and [ am told they
get the coin. Fortunes have been made in
the saloon business here and fortunes are
still being made, for out Of the 100000 paid
out to the miners it is safe to say that the
saloons get from 60 to 70 per cent of the
whole amount every month Some saloon
men throw their earnings away just as do
some of the miners, but not so with all of
the Roslyn saloonkeepers as they husband
their money and are investing it into Seattle
dirt and quite few Of them pay taxes on
property valued at $4,000 which is at least
one commendable thing to say in their be-
half.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-09-27
Editorial Observations.

EFTaking his vacation" is common to this
season of the year and it happens to every
one about a business concern from the man
ager to the porter Having heard that ans
wer so frequently in reply to where is Mr.
A., B. or c.. that it occurs to the writer that
in order to be up-to-date he, too, should take
a vacation, and so it is being begun and an
n p train by easy stages IS taking HIM to
Eastern Washington among the farmers
where "yellow legged chickens are plentl-
full, but roast COW and bull dog are scarce,
and where water melons are as plentiful as
hair on a dogs back and if you, dear reader,
will just remember who I am you will not
hesitate to admit that good time sho is IN
time for the writer, but in taking vacation
it occurs to us that some OF the subscribers
of The Seattle Republican might incidentally
be rounded up and after doing one OF the
mining camps working continuously for
eighteen hours, a friend remarked, you take
peculiar vacation" and there is apparently
more truth than poetry in the remark. Never
theless [ still insist that [ am taking va
cation if from no other standpoint than L
am free from the harass Of the man with the
bill, and what greater temporary relief could
the operator of an insignificant ''weekly"
sheet expect?
Pay Day through Christendom is always
long looked for day. but in all the world [
do not believe it has the same significance and
Importance that it has at coal mining camp
when it comes only once month. The camp
may be so dead today that you would have
to put your ears up against it to see il it had
any vitality at all left in it, but ten minutes
after the first check has been cashed on pay
day, the whole camp takes on new life and 1T
becomes one of the most interesting spots on
God s green earth. My first rest day from
the bill collector was at Ravensdale, a coal
mining camp at which some $4,000 were
paid out to the miners. Collections are dead
easy for if your man sees you before he gets
tangled up in a game or his mind gets be-
clouded with tanglefoot he will pay you with
out you asking him [ collected about $50
on pay day in about two hours and would
have collected more had [ remained in the
camp two weeks. [ was at liberty therefore
for the two remaining hours had to wait for
train out, to watch the crowd, which, to
say the least was an interesting study from
The Seattle Republican., 1907-09-27

In naming Charles S. Reed former superln-
tendent of the Chehalis Reform School, su-
perintendent Of the penetentiary, to succeed
Kincaide, the governor has at least named
a disciplinarian for the penitentiary Reed
brought the reform school out OF its chaotic
state, in which the previous superintendent
for the sake of personal greed and gain had
allowed it to drift and it is the concensus OF
opinion that he will be able to bring about a
like change at the State penitentiary. He at
least will have the work at heart and will
not be there for the sake of getting an oppor
tunity to play even with his superior officer
for some fancied political wrong as seems to
have been the case with Kincaide. Reed will
not add much political strength to the gov
ernor's gubernatorial fight, which he is now
making preparations to wage, but he will at
least give the taxpayers business like adj
ministration at one Of their State institutions
and that will help some.
'Deep Creek jones' is to succeed Reed
at the reform school, thus leaving a vacancy
on the board Of control, which vacancy Harry
Fairchild has not selected an appointee as
yet. "Deep Creek" may make good super
intendent at the reform school, as he will
doubtless attempt to carry out the work so
well begun by Reed but he will take no
strength whatever to the governor in his
fight to succeed himself No, not one single
vote-yes, only one single vote-his own.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-09-27
Northwestern Improvement Co.

Northwestern Improvement CO.
The above mentioned mines are the prop
critics of the Northwestern Improvement
Company, better known as the Northern Pa
cifc Coal mining adjunct. While they com
prise the most extensive coal mining camps
in the Northwest and employ the largest
number of men, yet it's entire products has
been withdrawn from the local commercial
market, which is very largely responsible
Northwest If some means could be devised
for the coal from these mines to be put on the
local markets of the Northwest it would
prove sufficient fuel for flames to amply sup
ply every home in this section of Uncle Sam S
dominion. Both of these camps employ large
numbers of Negroes as well as all other ma
tionalities and itwould be glad if it could
quadruple it's number of Negro miners with
in the next thirty, sixty or ninety days.
Wages are good and eight hours constitute
a days labor, and speaking about wages, [
am reminded that w. NJ. Bagley, a Negro
miner, knocked out clear of all expenses $195
last month While all Of the miners are not
able to earn so much as that none of them
seldom if ever fall under $50 after their bills
have been paid. Lately these miners have
been unionized and before the Negroes would
consider to affiliate with the unions an agree
ment was reached between the white and
black miners that the latter would be given
work in any mine in the State the same as
I n
would believe this he would have to see Ne
goes at work at Issaquah, Burnett and other
camps of the State where in the past the
Negro miner has not been permitted to re-
main over night lest he might look as though
he wanted to go to work.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-09-27

hundred and one viewpoints, but more es-
pecially from the money spending standpoint.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-12
WATERWAYS IMPROVEMENT.
Possibilities Said TO BE Greater Than
Those of Panama Canal.

From the Alchmond journal
The next great national undertaking is
likely to be that of river and canal i'm
prevement-
For many years the railroad magnates
have been able to defeat the efforts made
for the improvement of water commerce.
BY differential tariffs based on COM
petitive water lines. by controlling impOr-
tant terminals, and by political manipu-
latlon they nave almost succeeded in de-
stroying cheap water transportation.
But a change has come over the spirit
of the magnate's dreams. He is now call
ing on government 10 save him from the
result of his own greediness and mistakes.
The railroads have bit off more than
they can chew.
All the great lines would be better or
to-day if water lines were able TO carry
the low grade tonnage, leaving the rail-
roads free to carry the high-grade freight
Experts are pointing out the possibili-
ties in the Improvement Of our rivers-the
finest in the world-and in the building Of
strategic lines of canals
France and Germany have led the way
in this respect. In the matter of inter
nal improvements, such as canal building
and river Improvement and road build
ing, we are fifty years behind those
countries.
The Panama Canal is a great enterprise
but it is small by comparison with the
possibilities of internal water improve
ment.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York April u.-SUGAR-An rehneTs ad-
yanced prices for refined sugar 10 points to-day.
making the net basis for gTanulated, 5.79 less per
cent fer cash. This advance was due 70 the recent
steady hardening Of values for sugar and also
to better demand for the refined product. The
worlds visible supply is cabed at 5,7So,eo tons,
against 3990eo tons same time last year. London
sugar beets were quiet, with little demand and
prices unchanged at IS Sd tor April and May The
local sugar market was strong with dutypaid prices
quoted as follows: Centrifugal, IS test. a6lsS6i;
muscovado, 50 test, 3la3H molasses sugar, 50 test,
2s6a292
BUTFER-Reeeip,s. 1853 packages. Market for
butter ruled firm aud unchanged at 30 cents for ex
EGGs- Receipts. Ss. s9i cases Eggs were firm and
shade higher at l7lzalS cents for Western tirsts.
NAVAL STORES-Stock. Resin. 5.5l9 barrels:
spirits turpentine. 80; tar 1872 Spirits tITpentine
vas quiet with 33 asked for machihe-made barrels,
The rosin market was armer, with machine-Inade
barrels at about 40 and laF held steady at eeoa
SIS fer oil barrels
MILL FEED-strong. Spring bran. in losIb.
sacks. TO arrive, lake and rail, 2-l0; middlings.
2. 10; city bran, 80. IN bulk; Western red dog
zi.75 to arrive,
FLOUR-M Market firm Spring patents 4I5aA5o
spring clears 3sea375s winter straights, loas IS
winter clears. 3l0a325; Kansas. in sacks patents.
S75aieQ; straights 3.5oas65; clear 2s5as.25.
RYE FLOUR-pemand moderate 36oa4 TO-
CORN MEAL-Moderate dealings. kiln-dried. for
export. ZSoa2s; coarse meal in bags. ll0alII-
HAY-Choice Is wanted; receipts 1850 tons.
Prime timothy. L2Oal25s No l, 1l5; No 3 Locales;
No s. s0as5
sTRAW-Lisht trade. Long rye, eoas5.
bEEF-Steady; moderate inquiry, Family, l4oOA
lt5e; packet. 1l00all So
PoRK-stesdy: trade moderate. Ness E.5oals2s;
family, 1890.
TALE0W-Market weaker. City, in hogsheads.
6ss sales. 100 h9gsheads.
LARD-Inactise Prime Western. s2s; city. SIS;
refined continent $50: South Amcrican l025. re
fined Brazilian. kegs, ll2s; city stearine, l9 0leo-
steaTine slow, sA91t Chicago sasl4
The Washington herald., 1907-04-12
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
-. anated ars -

prizes quoted wbolesalei
BUTTER-Narket remains firm and unchanged
Creamery, fancy slAas2; Western hrsts Sasi' sec
onds. has: process. fancy. 5isass; fair to good.
.as: dairy choice. 2ia25 good. 2a2l: storeIaeked.
fresh. Isals.
cHEEsE-aIafket unchanged New York State.
factory large Ial5 do. small. l5ai6; summer, large
lgsai3 Western factory new. choice. uaH; do, fair
TO goad, II; Virginia. 10.
EGGs-Recripts light market iEn- Nearby. fresh,
Virginia. l6ss 70 Il West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. I5 to lsls; Tennessee. Is 70 Isiz; North
Carolina. IS: duck eggs ls
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light market frIn.
Cbiekeus winter 2932j do. spring, S9a5; stags pr
h. IeaI2. hens per h. IS; roosters. per 10,
&; ducks. large. per h.. l5al4 do. SMALL Der 10 .
Hap; geese per Ib 6ai0 turkeys toms ET H., Ia
Il; do, hens. peF d.. liaBi turkeys, tliH, salV /;
keats, per lb., T.
DRESSED POULTRY-Rocsipts liberal; csoics
stock finn. under grades neglected. Turkeys. hens.
tndTawn per h. l6aI7 do, average. undgaHn. la
Is do thin loal2; old TOMS lial5; chickens spring
large. per h. %; do, small 22a25: fogl, lZl6; ca
pons. 7-lb average. 2a21 d.. small. Hals, hens,
choice Is; roosteEs. sa9: DUCKS, large. l5ab; do.
small T.: geese. ssl2.
DRESSED AEATs-Choiee dressed calves in good
demand Fuu dressed, 100; heads Of. l900all. %
hog dressed calves. 600; hams, country sugar cured.
l3ali
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per bushd 5oa52: do.
Virginia and Maryland per bsIrel LSaL45i sweet
potatoes per barrel 2Z5s2 IS yams. per barrel 40
a250; asparagus Per dozen 30aAs-l0: cabbage, per
crate LBaaL75 celery. New York. peT Dlnch. 5ea5e
Do FI6rida. PR crate, 2o0a27s; eueumbers. Flof-
ida per basket 200a25o; lettuce. FLORIDA. bzs-
ket 200a3.0o; onions Ohio. per barrel. zz5az 80
string beans green. per basket. a59ai5oi tomatoes
( llarsaa fancy per crate. 3.eaaA09.
GREEN FRUITs-ADIls market strong. ard nie'
table varieties meet Eith steady sale conmou stocA
neglected YORK Jpperial 2o0a3 CO. Ben Davis 3o9s
$50. fancy table fruit. iooa555: oranges. Florida
brzht pcr box 55ai90; California naveis, per box
59a4G1; graps fr.if Florida per box a5oa4-00
+ strawberries per quart l5425.
DRIED FRUTTS-ADpes. sliced. fancy 8, sliced
| bright a.: cherries. rall: whortlebeuies. llal2
rasuherries 20aE2. hlackbcTies s.
hay AND sTRAW-Timothy, choice. Zl0; Ne
+ l. aos; No 2 4 50als.00; mixed hay, 30oals.9 %
clover. l20oal6U3. straw. re. bundle. uo9al2-o9
rye. machine thrash s.5oa9o9i wheat, 7-ooa7.25
/ GRAIN-Whcat choice. lfs75s fair to good. 6ea7Z
ordinary 5as5. C0rn-sheled, white. 5is55; yellow
I 5la55; ear. 259as0Q Oats-WesteTn. white. No.
( 5la53; mixed l9a50.
] WOOL AND HIDES-Choice furs in good demand
/ hides dull. Wool washed free Of buTs. Bar; wool
unwashed free 4 burs, Zazs; wool, bury, 2Saz5
hides. green 10 dry 15aI7 sheepskins. green, eael
soal01. DRY z5a7s; ealfskiBs, Lo5alS3 muskrat 70
% black, = kits, s; skunk g5ai-59i mink, 75ai %
rabbit skins lalil 0possum. l0aZ5; Taccoon. 25asl
fox rcd. Looa25)i gray. 5aa75