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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-02
Mrs. Sherfey Dead.

Mrs. Sherfey, relict of fine late Sam
uel Sherfey, and mother Of our towns
man, J. W. Houtz, died at her home
near this city last Saturday at an ad-
vanced age. She had long been con-
sistent member of the Baptist church
and died as faithful servant should.
Funeral services were conducted Sun
day and the remains laid to rest in the
old family graveyard.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-02

today by the state department of agri-
culture. Among them are d. O. Hama
walt, d. NJ. Smallmau, Hartman; j.
L. Swain, Pastelle; j. II. Holloway,
Spring City; ]. A, Frazier, G, W. Jar
Wis, M. J. Myers, Cleveland; D. Evans,
Kingston; S. b. Bowers, lockwood; G..
H. HARRISON, Benton; Bennett Pack,
Turtletown;J. d. Burkholder, Dayton
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-02
BODY BLOW At STANDARD OIL.
Big Concession Made to Independent Oil
Men.

Cleveland, April 2G The Cleveland
Plain Dealer today says; The rail.
roads have made big concession to
the independent oil men. The indie.
pendents will no longer have to pay
$l05 for the return of an empty tank
from the Pacific coast to refinery east
of the Mississippi river. A rate that it
is said has been big factor in the
Standard Oil company success has
been withdrawn.
"Both moves are made in advance of
the Interstate Commerce commission
hearing to be held at Washington, May
81.
"Notice to this effect has been re
ceived at the headquarters of the Ma
tional Petroleum association in this
city. The REIMBURSEMENT of rates m cans
that Standard Oil company loses an ex
elusive rate of 7S9c a hundred from
Central Freight and Trunk Line asso
citation territory to the western coast
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-02

The Grand EncampmentI. o. o. F.,
of the grand jurisdiction of Tennessee,
will be held in johnson City on May
IA and 10. Preparations are being
made to entertain large number of
delegates. The headquarters will be
at Hotel Carnegie and the business
meetings will be held there, accommo-
dations having already been engaged
at that hotel.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-02

watch and fob by the local anti.saloon
league, bearing the inscription, "Jo-
seph II. Burrow. Presented in appre-
citation of Efficient Services in Temp per-
snce Campaign. March 8, 1907. Bris.
toll, Tenn"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-02

Tommy, you come right in the
house this minute! Haven't told you
not to play with that Clifford boy?"
"I'm not .laying with him, NAV,
I'm licking the tar out O. him Chi,
cago Tribune,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-02

Reward for Leader in Temperance Fight.
Bristol, Tenn, April %. j Joseph H..
Burrow, late campaign manager in the
Bristol, Tenn, temperance fight, was
yesterday presented with a solid gold
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-02
Live Stock INSPECTORS Appointed.

Nashville, Tenn, April ga num-
Der of live stock inspectors appointed
under the recent Law. were announced
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
maomap's
~ 8trren
neri6affea
bOQfommelte 0er0anulla
neri6aHen

SlrD ibre ant.bi1ien Gilenihdiisn itinl.
Iircn fie ole geter bel Der glbIunoerung Der
Sale uno beren Nbeitug onrcb Die @allens
lnniIe. Siec EiIlcu In 3oien bon Siuri bis bier
Siid wcroeu rufdl ole lbdtaicit Der qeber rer
gniren uno Den Battenten bon bieiem geioen
befretet Gin ODER apei Der Aaoipab ithen
Vthen BON Senen geuommen. Die an biIbfen
Schmerien uno Irdgbeit Der eeber leioeu. iper.
ben ons SOiiem in Sronung baIteH uno ae.
iuuoe @eroauuua erjleIen
sd bin 100 Reeu bon ber ndchiieu stpus
ibcic eniiernt, uHo 10 piiufbe oub sic mir
elm Supeno Sdbatbten init bren Biuen ienoeu.
30 babe 8bcrntatismlts itno bin nelln Ronate
lana IN Not Springs aetpeieu. Dieine 9eber
urlo merc Gieren itub Gu9eariffen. Sd fnoe,
oab Sbre Wuen mir better tblrlt. nls aue Gses
bt5in, Gle h ithon genoulmeH babe, nuo Die
0etoueIlen 5ufammu aenommen
HbilnaSoou u. Samss.
9arGna @aa. gunIu Co.. gri8onn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
~ 3tCren

SoIiidroA obne Seibmnd, elegant iiber3o.
0en, iilbren 40. regnIiren. reiniaen, mafcben
aus uno itirien Hnbipap's GiIen fir bic Sei.
luna aasr St6runscn oes 0,nseris Der CSe.
SGrme, Der Iiereu. bet gTdfe. bon gaerenfrani.
beien, 9enommenbeit. Sbumabien, 8srftopfur,
Gen uno S6morrboioeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31

60 lanse Die Wienidlbeit Die @eieee Der sc.
iunobcit iiberiritt. beoarf lie 2r5neien 5nr M6,
tpenbune Der .5olOeit., 8ie gernbdroiner Wlonde
periianoep flo dui IrjHelpfInli5en. Sie our1'
9lutreinieureeniitteI; e tpuiten. oGh nm
aranibeiten 6u cerbitcn, ipas better 1T aIs iic
5u beileu, bic Sucne oerfelben bas linreinc
gernaro arGuterpiaen oieier 3iped eriinbIitb
erreid,t pirb. 70 bdbcn fb iene Ws0ndbe ben
bauernoen Sani Der glenfdbsit er1pnrben. =
Oorf Gitp nm fphenirei eine 9robe Al 6efons
MEN 3ie ct. gernnro strduterpillen iino in
allen glDotbefen 81 bapen Preis 25 Jenfs
(SixoEa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
&opfweb,
Tranculeioe,l,
ltnberoanlidteit,
WaQensQeioeu,
Gcraopfung,
9bspepfe
nao aQc Qeberlei0en.

seeobabien Gle BITE ipIeenoen sbmpfcms.
meihe bun @riraniuagen toer 8eroal,inas.
orsanc berriibren. 8erftop una mad, Snnen ee.
ribiet edmorrboiben glngenidiire, Neisnna
sum Vrecen, sobbrenner. slbfebeu por Rab.
ring. Otnaeneriiden fdures giiiitobsn ssnt.
lditen ooer 5laitern oesa SerBicblases or.
ittflnGsaefilbI bel liegenoer SieGnRe. bsr.
tebmomueres Seboermbaefl, Ruufte uno Slim.
mern Dor ben gluaell. ,Sieber ulio bunipfe
SCbmerdCn in Der Sete. Der 9rnfi. oen sIis.
bern, brennenocs cscfibI I'M ,sIefb giniee
Soien BON Adoipap's Billet peroen ous spelu
bon allen oben anseibrien qeioen beireien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27
LY EVERYBODY IN WASHINGTON READS TIE SUNDAY STAR
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II rot convenient to call at The
Star office, 18th street and Penn
syIvania avenue. leave your edver-
tisement at any of the following
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Gentner's Drug Store, i4th AID Y SITS.
fortmans Drug S store, 18th a and r.
Lupton's Drug Store. Vermont ave. aud 8 e
Hing Drug Store; 18th and I SITS.
Herbst,s Drug Store. 2sth and Pa. ave.
GriswelIs Drug Store. 7th and T SITS:
Tsssraps Once Once 5 2' PC Conn ave
Postal Telegraph Once. 9th and ste;
Postal Telegraph once, Penn. R. r. statios.
Woodward & Lothrop Information Burean.
Interior Interior Dept, sth sts Iesgrspnn %%ee'
&ec aF Bank as b9s once
Corridor u. 8. Capitol.
Grier 4 Grier,s Pharmacy. 9th y; Z Z; cys
Goldenberg's Department Store. 9l2-IS fts
St. Bureau of Informatio-
The Hutchins- Kenner Drug Co.. 18th & Que.
oas t Fss 81 sioo nth
Dupont Pharmacy. Chas. s. Boston. PROP
10th and r ats;
o,DonncIis Drug Store: SO and o :ts.
a Ae,,n.s Express once; i222 SD st.
NORTHEAST.
Kspealy's Pharmacy. y. Capitol and ! ST.: Sd.
sHaleys Pharmacy. 18th and E. Capitol stA
EhiDurn tharinacy, 15th ana n stS.
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton place.
SOUTHEAST:
Bradlcy's Drug STORE Sth and SITS.
ODonDelFs Drug Store. Sd and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Sullivan Drug Store 7th and d SITS.
Eleventh Street Wharf O'Brfen q Hall
Chss. :. Walter. 901 Az st.
ANACoSTIA:
Q. q. Lohr. % Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA,:
4. s. Doniphan. 727 King st.
BRlGRTWooD, D, c..
WIN. Thomas. BrishtwOod ave. and Long
fellow st.
TENLEYTowN. D. c.:
Andrew Burga, Druggist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

NINE. ANNA B. JOHNSON, EXPERT BODY.
facial massage; Swedish movements; ehropody;
ment; treatment at residence by appointment.
1914 18th NV. Phone N. 1895 ta2S3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

WANTED HUS'rLERS EVERYWHERE; $50 40
so made weekly distributing circulars, oversee
ing outdoor adyertisIgg new plan: canvass
Ing. MERCHANTS OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
Co, Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

WANTED ETECrIvES-SHREWD MEN IN
every community 10 act under Instructions; ex-
per.eEce not necessary. Send for free book of
Pari lculdrs GRANN.ANS DETECTIVE BC-
REAU, - Cincinnati, Ohio. ta2I-Su4ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

TED-ADVERTISEMENT WRITER'S EAltN
from 50 to 500 per week; you can leara quickly
send for information. PAGE-DAYIS Co., %
Wabash ave tylitaPD
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
COLUMBIA ROWTNG PL4NS
'VarSity VIII Haze T7cO additional
Preliminary Races.

Although there is no permanent management in
charge Of rowing at Columbia plans for the fall
and especially for the spring work. are matur-
fng raDidlv When the Columbia enters the
Poughkeepsie regatta next year il will in all prob
ability be the best seasoned crew that the Blue
and White has ever up the river. Coach
Jim" Rice expects TO have the crew row In at
least two more preliminary races than has been
the custom.
sbly row the Yale varsity crew and the Argonaut
Rowing Club Of Torontos eight, in addition to the
race with Harvard, and in the Harlem regatta Ar
rangements are now being made with the Yale
rowing authorities to have q race between the
Columbia and Yale varsity eights on the same day
that the Columbia and Yale freshmen hold their
annual contest. The Argonauts, Rice's old cIuD
are going TO send a 10 the American Henley
at Philadelphia in May, and there Is every proba-
bAity that they viii break their journey here long
enough 20 have try-out on the Harlem with
Rice's Columbia charges The with Harvard
may be held the Harlem this year
The fall regatta viii be held on the Harlem on
October 26. In addition TO the annual varsity
graduate race Rice arranging a novel contest
between last years freshman crew and the Nassau
Boat Clubs eight. The Nassau men. according 10
the arrangements viii row in an 'octopede, while
the Columbia 10 men will use sweeps The
crews are very evenly matched. and II is Rice IN
tention TO discover whether the "octopede or the
.'sweeps'' crew has the greater power and speed
Contrary 10 its annual custom. Columbia viii
NOT send crew TO Annapolis next year. a man
who rowed on last years said yesterday that
as the two eights met at Poughkeepsie it would
be & useless expense to go down to the Severn and
added that "a crew had ia be a length or two bet
Ter than Annapolis to beat them on their own
course. anyway
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October Il, 1907.
BEEVES-Receipts 76 275 head in
eluding ~ Hlaughterers and the market
and Il held yesterday. Nothing doing
to-day and feeling weak. Dressed beef in moderate
demand and prices steady. Liverpool and
cattle and beef market unchanged. Shipments from
this to-day included $50 cattle 1000
of beef the Mesaba 70 London $500 quarters
The Southampton, for London market also
cAINES-Receipts were 297 head, including 200 for
butchers and 81 for the market. Veals nominal
and the feeling than steady bunch
Of Canada calves sold 50 per 100 a West
calves in the pens but had changed
hands up a late hour. Dressed calves slow al 5 al
lac per 10 for city dressed vesls and 79i2hc for
country dressed.
sales-Tobin q shannon: 35 Canada calves 21o n
average. IS per 100 10.
sEEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 14h cars or
and car for the market. making the stale
absence OF any sales; lambs slow with no good or
mainly common and medium stock which sold an
t6Qs6 90 per 100 10. No sales of Canadian lambs
Fully half the stock unsold 10 O'clock Dressed
rlytton quiet AT TGs11e 10; dressed lambs al
5oQ13c "
EOG6-Receipts IL cars. or 2e53 head ali
for saugh Hothing doing to-day IN live hogs
Norninally steady for medium hogs: ioveer
for pigs A car Of Ohio pigs changed hands late
zestercay Country dressed hogs steady at aI5 "a
Sales Oats Frceyj-s Judd d Co.: aaa Ohio MIR.
- sssssx~y ~ % 80 pss 100 tns
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NOTES

According TO A G. Southworth. sole New YORK
agent for au the Pope automobiles the 1913 Pope
Hartford models will be the acme Of perfection IN
modern motor construction II was a geheTallg
admitted fact that the Model / Pope-Hartford was
one OF the few really great cars of 1857. The 1913
Model will retain all the features which gave its
predecessor such wonderful speed and hill climb
ing power, while the longer wheel base larger
wheels and longer springs will make It easier rid
ing and more roonly. 1t will still be four cylin-
der OF 3o-horsepoWer-
The Hartford Rubber Works Company. makers
OF the Hartford Midgley tread non-skid tire-the
dire with four coils of piano wire embedded right
IN the tread-which made such a complete success
this last year, announces that already orders are
becoming brisk for this particular tire. because
ersous are getting their equipped for fall and
winter use It Is the only tire on the market that
Incorporates right into the tire itself a non-sdd
device.
with the season OF 1903 scarcely under way the
WAYNE company is already shipping a considerable
number OF its 1908 models. So far as the gen
eraI appearance of the car is concerned, there is
little difference between the new model and the
Model y of a year
However there has been a general betterment OF
the wherever il was possible 10 improve on tho
old model, and in addition TO this general line of
improvement several features OF more or less
prominence have been added. Principal among
these the installing of accelerator operated
by foot, emergency scat in the tonneau. an
extra step covering the front end OF the rear
springs the door OF the tonneau, and the placing
OF the battery box the running board.
The transcontinentaI Dragon, which was started
from San Francisco on September g. with the In
fention of being through TO New York under
the guidance of Charles A. Darcy. did not get
any further East than Omaha A letter received
from DARCY at that point states that the run was
fortunate accidents had made it impossible to 90
forward with the car.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

ket weak beeves S4GS7 cows 81 6OG$5 40: Texans
50 SOqS4 90 calves. 50 50GSs westerners S46s6 10;
stockers and feeders, 81 6Od$4 So HOGS-Recepts IA
900 head; market 10 lOc lower light SO SOaS6 90;
mixed So 25@S6 % heavy Sc O5G$6 90: rough S6 esq
So so; pigs So 4OaS6 GO: bulk OF sales So 4OdS6
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head market steady; native.
$SG$5 80: Western. S3@$5 So yearings s. 5OaS6 %:
lambs. S5G$7 30: Western. $5GST
East Buffalo, oct. 12-CATTLE- Receipts. 400 head:
market steady. VEAIS-Recepts. 800 head. and
25c lower. AT S5d$S ~ HOGS-Recelpts. $500 head:
10 to 20c lower active good; slow heavy.
81 1887 % mixed 81 2OG$7 30 Workers. 81 1OGS7 IS;
pigs Sc 25aS6 roughs, 50 1896 % daires SO 500
81 10 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1000 head; sheep
active and steady lambs dull and 25c lower lambs 500
81 so: yearlings So 1896
Cincinnati oct. 12-HOGS-MarlSet slow; butchers,
and shippers. S7d$7 10 common s. S5aS6 -. CATTLE
Steady to fair good shippers S5qS5 -
common. s2G$3. sHEEP-steady. 81 25@$5; lambs
easy and slow. $4dS7 -.
Kansas city. oct. 12-CATTLE-Receipts. 10000
head, including 5000 Southern market steady; choice
export dressed steers sea 81; fair good.
81 SOQ 50 10 steers So 10 s5 50; tockers and
$50 81 So Southern So 2J 81 So South
So 25G 81 %: native 81 % 81 50:
native heifers So So bulls S2 So 70; calves 81 30 n
81; receipts for the week. 81 200 head. HOGS-Ee-
Cepts 1000 head; market steady to &c lower; top.
SO 52ls bulk Of sales SO 30 SO A. heavy So 20 ~ y
81 47i5 receipts for the week. II 600 head. SHEEP
Receipts, 1000 head: market steady; lambs So - n
81 4O yearInRs. 81 75 s. 80; Western
ngs. 50 % SIS so: Western sheep 50 5OG 81 80; fed
$2 so 50 %; receipts for the week $500 head
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
act prices in the local market today

COTTON-New low records were made FOR January ana
the cotton market to-day but later thfe
result of frost approximations ana tte
decline of only lQ1 points
Sales estimated at 1000 bales
The opening barely steady at decline or "a =
points response lower Liverpool cables and inside ~
half the market sold of To net decline
of Odl4 points under active bear and fluldaon
which promoted by reports Of easier spot siua-
South. Predictions for frostS
general IN the Eastern belt caused re
of shorts but the buying seemed
precautionary rather than the result or any chSe
cables Liverpool reported that
and that
hedge selling explaining the small decline the ground
thai these offerings by Russian buying which
supposed confirm recent reports OF short RUSSIAN
received from various sections OF the
South indicating feeling in the department
ard a prominent local operator n Texas, where he
wires friends here that the
crop IS larger generally believed that money IS
tight and that showing little dsuositIon 70
holding movement. More cautious traders, now
ever believe te only few OF the weaker
holders who are weakening thelr sup
tie market II VIII be iounu tltt
the bulk Of holders still firm in their views
The range contract prices In the local market To-
day as
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
Public NOtlSs.

New YORK. SUPREME COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL
T,r.r SECTION no. In the matter Of applicable,
r.tffion OF Edward simmons. Charles a Shaw
@rt~i., y Chadwick constituting the Board os W1-a-
SDIi. OF the New York. acquire real est4to
- "a On behalf OF O under t-banN
- "a OF OF 1910 and the anendat1rv
,S.rss In the Towns Yorktown and CortIanft Vest
.I,.,sr county purYose OF provt4Ing
an additional supply Of pure and whoesnns water
nae th. City % New York
pI-BI.IC NOTI" + Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Thri
separate Report ~ Edward G Whitaker. William KeI-
Iosr Arth Lawrence. who appointed Com
IissoncTs Appraisal IN the above entitled matter BY
this Court made az Special Term
Lsl3 at ne House Whit Plains Westchest--
county y Y. Jsnulry i0th. 1907. II in the
.7re OF Of the County ot Westcdester
Igth lav o. September igHI and affects Nun
fer. F1rty-seven a., FortV-sN I46l,
isi shown on nap this proCee ling
NOTICE. Is FURTHER GIVEN thar Application will
he made at Special % Supreme of the
state OF New York be held the Ninth
Iuiriai District Justices Chambers the city
e6th day October 9p at 10 O'Clock in the
of As thereafter IS counsel -
heard. Orde- couhrnins said and
other further reflex mas be Just
Dated. York. SEPTEMBER 3OJh 1901
FRANCIS X. PENpI.ETO$.
Cooperation Counsel
Hall Records.
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
CreScents and FreebOOters an Hard
Fought Tie Game.

In preparation for the game with the Prince
ton University eleven at Bay Ridge on Saturday,
the association football team of the Crescent
Athletic Club encountered the Freebooters yes
terday. and after a close and exciting struggle
divided the honors with the visitors Each side
scored goal in the opening half Neither
team tailed thereafter. The Freebooters placed
the first point 10 their credit through tumble
of the Crescent goalkeeper. Fossett. following
I'D and forcing the ball into the net The
Crescents worked hard to square the account
and succeeded ten minutes before the call of
time. O'Rourke made the shot that tied the
score from outside right. For the most part
throughout the rest of the game the Crescents
kept the ball in the Freebooters' territory The
defence Of the latter, however. too sound to
be penetrated. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct 12-CIosng: WIIEAT-Spot nominal:
futures steady December esd; March, IS 7lsd; May
IS sgd: CoRN-sp9t firm: prime mixed American
IS 7S4d. PEAS-Canadian white. stock. FLOUR
Winter patents strong. 3ls Cd. ROSIN-Common firm.
los Cd FOPS-Iu London CPaClfC COAST steady - los
ga BEEFElVra India steady. SIS sd PORK
Prime Western quiet. IS 9d. HAMS-ShorJ cut
"a 10 n. strong Sis I'd. BACON-Cumberl2n cut,
n strong 56s Cd short rib 10 to "a ib strong.
6Ss. long clear middles. light - 20 "a 10, strong,
Ct; long mld,les heavy. 81 10 40 n. strong
54s: short clear backs n. strong 4s 81; clear
bellies. Il to Is n steady. 54 SHOULDKS-Square II
to II. 3Ts ID. LATI-frme Western, in terCes.
strong. American refined pals. AS I'd.
CHEESE white new. strong G2s sd; Ca
ma CuloTcd strong G3s Gi. TALIOW-
Prime city dull 29s Cd Australian. In London steady.
It'd TTRPENTINB-Spiri STEADY. 36s Sd PB-
TROLEUM-Refned firm. nd LINSEED OIL-Firm,
29s 81. COTTONSEED oII1-HulI refined. spot dull.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

OCtOber
COFFEE-The coffee market Quiet to-
day half being only 5000 bags
The opening steady unch anEed prices ad-
vance OF points. which just about due on the
showing of the French market and the close dull,
unchanged points higher. There some Euro
buying the opening here. and Of the total bust
the opening call
Later business slow and to be for scat
tering Brazilian indicated change IN
the situation Receipts continued under the figures OF
years az steadiness Of the primary
showed arrivals finding adequate
demand exporters consumers. OF the Brazilian
markets Rio unchanged. and Santos advanced 90
refs with the exchange rate unchanged at 10 Nd Re
ports 630O0 bags. against 6NOoo
bags years ago Jundiahv receipts 30 O0p
bags against 20 600 bags years The weather
ell sections OF Sac Paulo. The market for
sIot coffee quiet. with quotations on the basis Of
6Izc RIO No :.
The range prices the local market day
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

bulk per $50 n 81 55as2 II; do PENNSYLVANIA in b9S
per ~ 1882 25 Jersey round bol. 81 %
S2 I5 do per saSk S2gS2 To- do long per RSi 81 .S%
per bbl S1GS2 do per basket 50cd$ 12 do southern
per bbl, 81 75GS2 Vegetabes-BRUSSELS SPROUTS,
per quart 6615c BEEFS. nearby, 100 bunches SIG
81 %; CARROTS nearby 100 punches, $1Q$1 IS do
per bbl bag, s1aS1 So CELERY. per dozen stalks.
do red. per bbl S16S1 25 CUCUMBERs shelter Island.
bbl S2GS3; do Long Island and Jersey $2a$2 20:
CUCUMBER PICKLES nearby per bbl $1a$3; do state
bush basket S2d$3 so; CAULIFLOWERS. Long Isl
do per crate. 75c do state bb 81 25aS2; do per
bush basket, 50q75c; CORN. per 100 5OcdSf so; EGG
PLANTS Jersey per bbl 75c6$l; do per basket 400
s a9 5i2T5s Pa2 b as7! oaET1E A SoS$ 10 HORSE
state per box i6ca LIMA do JePseS GseSr
Jersey, potato, per bag. e0caS1 25: do Jersey fat
bag. 40975c; MUSHROOMS. hothouse. per fb IOG75c;
ONIONS, white pickle. per basket S2GS2 so: do Jersey
white. per basket. 75cdSl %; do yellow and red T5cl
81 do Connecticut white. per bbl 81 5Oa$I: do state
white per basket s1aS1 5O do state Western white
per crate $1as1 % do yellow, bag. 81 25GSl so;
Orange County. red and yellow, per bag ST 25dSf so;
OkRA Jersey 100 81 50a$2: do Florida per basket
81 Sog$2: OYSTER PLANTS, per 100 punches. s4aS5
per large bbl. 81 5Oa$2: do per small bbi $iG$1 90
PEAS, southern. per basket S1ds1 80: RADISHES.
nearby. per 100 lunches 76ca$1: RHUBARB nearby
per 100 punches. 81 509$2; STRING BEANS Virginia
green per basket 60q9Oc; do 25c6S1 Baltimore
green 5od6Oc do Jersey. per basket 5O375c
wax 25c1$l do Long Island and Jersey green per bag
bOG75c; do wax 2oGT6c; SQUASH marrow per Dbl Use:
do white. 15cQS1 50 do yellow crookneck 75cGS1 25
sLIAAcH H. per Dbl 5Oa72c; TOMATOES Jersey, per box
ruabaga. bbl 81 25GS a. do Jersey and Long Isl
and ruahasa. $1aSl %: do white 81 75dS2 25: WATER
CREISS. per 100 punches. 75cd$1 %