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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
Rejuvenating Plants.

Experiments on plants have been
made 70 discover II by injecting nutri-
tive fluids into the stems Of plants It
would stimulate their growth. Old
apple trees. peach trees, vines and po-
tatoes were operated upon, solutions
OF purln, nitrate Of potash and copper
sulphate being used, The experiments
We're conducted over two years. and
with satisfactory results,-M. Simon.
in Journal de la Societe Rationale
Horticulture dc France.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
Brown Broth.

Put two tabiespoonfuls OF butter In
a frying pan; add two tabiespoonfuls
of chopped onions, two OF chopped
carrots and cook until golden brown.
Put these in a kettle with a quart of
boiling water and bay leaf and sim
mer 10 minutes; press through a
sieve. While the soup is simmering
put about tablespoonful Of sugar into
an iron saucepan and when il browns
aad burns add two tablespoonfuls OF
chopped onions, then two or three
spoonfuls of water. Add this to the
soup: add teaspoonful OF salt and a
saltspoonful of pepper. Strain the
soup. return it and settle: add half a
pint of blocks of bread that have been
stirred up with beaten eggs; bring to
a boil and serve with grated cheese.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
'6LKS ELECTED
NEW OFFICERS
7. j. PRYOR HoNoRED BY THE or.
FicE or EXALTED RULER
OTHERS ELECTED.
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
For Attendance AZ Grand Lodge and
Illinois State Elks' Association
Banquet Served If Grille
Room.

The Cairo Lodge, No, 65i. y. r. 0
Elks, held The annual election OF Of
ficers last night which resulted il.
follows:
Exalted Ruler-T. j. Pryor.
Esteemed Leading Knight-W u
Bannister.
Esteemed Loyal Harris
Schulze.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight--Lmis
Block.
Secretary Morris May.
Treasurer. II. Galligan.
Trustee for Three Years-C. C.
Terrell.
There. l.. Sander
Delegate to grand lodge which
meets in Philadelphia in July. Past
Exalted Ruler f. l.. Gilbert; alternate
Past Exalted Ruler r. Fl. Smyth.
Delegates TO Illinois State Elks As.
ISOLATION to be held in blooming in
May; Charles FeGchter, Jr-. q. W
Logan, Charles s. Carey. P. Fl. Smyth.
r. j. Pryor and A. p Schroeder. of
Grand Chain.
Alternates:k +. J. Kerth. D. NJ. Kel
~ P. G Schuh. w. D. Bannister. II.
v Hencllf H.. II. A. Buder Sir.
Previous TO the election Morris May
house manager of he Elks Club house
was Initiated into the order and fol
owing the election a hanauat was
served in the beautiful grille room,
where the entire company gathered I
lbont the festal hoard and enjoyed a /
east of good things to eat with The
usual cnncomitants in the way Of
u averages.
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Gfaek companyss The offering willsb'
1.-The strongest play OF the week ant
| has special interest In that II Il
based on the celebrated Thaw-Whitt
case, 4 ss8a.84 ..3sa N ,ass
Another special feature tonight viii
! be. the presentation OF an upright
piano TO the person holding the lucky
number. The vaudeville features will
be up to the high standard maintained
during the week.
This afternoon Foxy Grandpa will
be the presented especially for the
children although their mothers and
grown-up sisters and brothers will find
1t an interesting and amusing play.
The dog and monkey circus will also
be big feature for the children al
the matinee.
Last hight ''The Girl From the
West was the hill and was well re-
ceiyed and thoroughly enjoyed. The
escape Of Leigh. OF baltimore and
Leigh. from a box in which he had
been securely tied and nailed by
clerks from Ruby's Toggery. was the
most intensely interesting and alto
gether mysiifying act ever present
I'd in Cairo. After Leigh had freed
himself from his bonds and managed |
n some way TO get out of the box |
baltimore entered the cabinet and IN
ew minutes. the box, still securely |
Jailed and tied, was opened and he
vas found in it, in the place OF
.eigh. This act will be repeated TO,
light by special request.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
venlson on Toast.

For a chatting dish.--A cup of butter
a cup of grape or currant Jelly. one
half cup of sherry. salt and pepper to
taste. Thoroughly clean the yenison
wiping with dry cloth. cut into dice
aud when above mixture is fast boil
ing add the yenison and allow II to
cock from three TO five minutes. Avoid
longer cooking or it will tougher
Serve on toast. using liberal amount
of the delicious gravy. All you pre-
pare will fast disappear.
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SsaapIe explanation.

SupersuIious- people formerly re-
garded with awe the turning red at
long intsrysls ! OF Lake Moret, in
Switzerland. Botanists have now
shswD that fhe phenomenon is due to
6 eiAhe hkieh 4jfopaEates every tenth
year. and which. though very minute.
grows so rapidly that the whole lake
is soon turned crimson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16

A portrait OF the ten-year-old NIL
ton. by Corneiirs Jansen. the Dutch
artist, shows him 10. be d typical
Saxon boy, with a sweet face, a fair
complexion. blue eyes. and short
cropped auburn hair Later his an,
burn hair has become light brown
worn in flowing locks parted AT the
foretop; his blue eyes have turned a
dark gray, lighting up an oval eounte
nance.
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seIfseekins New York.

u wonder" remarked a Wall street
speculator, III people really do take
me for pair OF tongs? ?" why ask it ~
Because a day does not pass in which
someone does not attempt to use me
to pull his chestnuts out OF the fire.
New York. he added after a moments
hesitation. is the most generous place
in the world when it comes to dispos.
ing OF somebody else's money"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
Waldorf.Astoria cu,ried oysters.

Waldorf.Astoria cusried Oysters.
Peel and cut into tlin slices half
# medium-si2 Spanish onion. Put
l tablespoonful butter In frying pan.
i'd the onion and FRY brown Stir
n tablespoonful and q half curry
,owder. adding another tablespoonful
lutter. Mix well. then pour In gradu-
lilly cup of BROTH cover and let
come TO boil Peel and chop a
small sour apple and CRATE half a
soeoanut. Put into the pan with the
other ingredients and cook slowly
dntil the cocoanut is tender. Mix a
tablespoonful -four In little water
and thicken the mixture; season with
salt and pepper and cook five min
utes. Put cup of strained tomato
into a stewpan with so oysters, their
liquor and half the milk OF cocoa
nut Simmer for few moments, stir
ring occasionally, Add TO the first
with a tablespoonful lemon
Juice; then turn the curry on to a hot
dish, garnish with croutons and serve
with a separate dish of rice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
EVELYN ACCUSED THAW
Concluded from First Page.)

The affidavit in evidence Argument: }
on admlssibilily were not concluded
when court ADJOURNED.
During the day five ali nists ex-
pressed the opinion that TAaw knew
what he was doing when he shot and
killed White Before court adjourn-
ed Delmas intimated that he will call
more exptrts for the defense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
jamaica Land of Romance.

Jamaica holds a notable place in
English history. It has witnessed the
warfare Of English, French and Span
iards. Rodney. Nelson and Benbow
knew II we'll in their fighting days.
aid the latter hes buried in Jamaica
earth. The buccaneers made IL a
port of call. and brought IT into the
kingdom Of romance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
For Tired Feet.

Battle the feet in cold water. if pos
sible; il cold water is unpleasant, use
warm and plenty OF plain. unscented
soap. Put three drops of carboilc
acid in the water. Dry thoroughly
with a soft towel and then sponge ,if
with equal parts of water and alcohol.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16

The above IS 4 correct statement OF
the number OF copies printed Of the
Cairo Bulletin for the year. 1906. and
during the month Of February. 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2Sth day of February, 1907,
LEO j. KLEB.
(Seal.) Notary Public
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Bishop Potter is president of he com
mittee and the Rev Samuel j. Bar
rows Is secretary.
CONFIDENCE RESTORED
Concluded from First Page.)

that the situation threatened no grav'
danger and that the money marke
would he able to take care for al
| Legitimate requirements.
Trading continued active with thu
general lone firm throughout Ever
a Is per cent money rate had little
effect. At the close the market lead
ers showed the following advances
from yesterdays close:
Amalgamated Copper. 10; American
Smelling, ION; Anaconda, 9l2 Atchi-
son, AZ; Canadian Pacific, 5la;. ST.
Paul. 9A Great Northern, 6A; New
York Central, 5A Missouri Pacific.
6k; Northern Pacific. So Pennsyl-
yania. GA /: Reading. 1914 Southern
Pacific, Az; Union Pacific. l1A;
United States Steel sls. and the pre-,
ferred. S1s-
Bargain Hunters" an Aid.
All through the day there was
heavy buying by bargain hunters" for
and their purchases were
heavy enough TO strengthen the mar.
ket each time prices weakened. Hun.
dreds of thousands of shares are be-
lieved to have besn taken by these
Of the rumors in circulation today
one was that Hartman had lost con-
pgol of Union Pacific Intent deial
was given the reprt and it hoad n in
thence on the trading. Union Pacific
continued strong at the close
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
nnu to Make ) suttonhoIe.

Here Is the way dressmaker cuts
bu,tonhoies ia material that frayed
easily. First she marked the button
hole. hen stitched close around ii on
the sewing machine. before cutting H.
This prevented the fraying and gave
something firm to work on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE cars due to leave Second st. go
ing north on Commercial Ave, every is min
utrs from q. m. to u p. IN
Goirg orth on Walnut st every is minute 3
from GtSn m. 10 in.bs n m.
POPLAR ST. LINE Holbrook Ave, car due
to leave ~econ IT ing nerih on Holorf oh
same minutes every hour until 1912 and II ~
p. M.
Going west ON Twenty Eighth 81. ct $40;
6:i9; 6:3i; 6:4s; and 7:04 q and on same min
utts every hour until 1894 and l1;n4 p. m.
Poplar At. cars due TO pass ST. Mary's park
minutes afte leaving See nd st.
BELT LINE OWL CARS north on walnut
II 80 p. M. 1874 a, M; 81 g. M; 2:s0 a. m;
8 80 a. M: 80 a. m 5 80 n. m.
North On O. mmercial-i2 90 p. M; l 90 q.
m. zoo a m. 90 a. m. 4 100 a IN. q. m.
Belt AND Owl cars are due tn pass West
Thirty fourth st. Is minutes after leaving
second st. -
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w. FusIIIsy u 'Arouln,ui,

The temptation to argue with poo.
pie OF convinced views should be res.
olutely resisted argument only
strengthens and fortihes the conyio-
tons OF opponents and can honestly
say that ! have never yet met 4 man
OF strong Intellectual fiber who was
ever converted BY an argument. IA.
G. Benson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16

The Bulletin leads in circulation
and advertising and is recognized as
the best medium in Southern Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JOHN Il. ENGLISH authorizes his
announcement as candidate for
City Treasurer OF Cairo. at the cleo
tlon to be held onTuesday, April 1C.
1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
The crovnino Folly.

Filling ones mind with gloomy.
somber thoughts is like hanging ugly
funeral pictures on the walls OF a sun
lighted room
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16

The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol
lowing places:
colemar's, 2f4 Eighth street.
halliday House News Stand.
Walkers. 10 Sixth street.
Hlue Front Restaurant.
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ciRcULATIon STATEMENT.

I Average number Of complete cop
ies Of The Bulletin printed
daily and Sunday for the year
1906 POPS
Average number OF complete and
and perfect copies OF The Bulle-
tin printed daily and Sunday
during February 1907 ....... 1910
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16

81 81. JENKINS authorizes his an
announcement as aeandidate for City
Treasurer Of Cairo at the election TO
BIZ held on Tuesday April 1G. 1901
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16

DANIEL MCCARTHY authorizes his
announcement as candidate for
City Treasurer Of Cairo. at the
election 10 be held on Tuesday, April
10. 1907. 80
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
THAN CASE ON
STAGE TONIGHT
DRAMA BASED on MADISON
SQUARE TRAGEDY TO BE CIV.
EN- BY POPULAR STOCK CON.
pANy = MATINEE FOR THE

Tonigh, sin witness the clio. e Of a
most successful engagement at the
opera house of the NyrlsleIiariaf
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Alderman Sixth Ward.

DANIEL. KELLY authorizes his an
nouncement as a candidate for alder.
man In the Sixth ward, at the election
to be held on Tuesday. April Is, 1907
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16

Not Made TO Order.
when greatness is thrust upon .
nan 1t is generally a very poor lit
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
caIre, Alexander County; IilIn~ 4
Population 1917.

Mayor, GEORGE PARSOMe.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN.
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief Of Police. N. 8. nAGAN.
Alexander County. Population R2ASs
County Clerk, JESSE b. MrLLnR
Circuit Clerk. LEE B. DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK r. DAVIS.
STATES ATTORNEY--Alex. n
Wilson.
Coroner. DIR. JAMES McMANUS.
County, Superintendent Of Schools,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRED d
NELLIS.
Board Of County Commissioners.
]. ]. JENNELLE. Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS.
DR. EDWIN J. CAUSE.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o Brown & CO.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade Nlunsey Building.
Chicago, Aug. 3-Reports Of frost az few points
IN North Dakota and Northern Minnesota last night
suiccd 70 turn a very slow and barely steady mar
ket into strong and active one. Northwestern
concerns backed up the frost news. but this buying
was by no means general by the Northwest. In
view Of the strength prTsiling here in grains
il suiiced 20 make traders nervous and force a
large number Of shorts 20 cover. The usual week
end realizing sales caused a moderate reaction from
top prices. English markets closed but all the
continental markets were higher. and Montreal
claimed that English buyers were bidding lAc bet
Der here than last night for Manitoba wheat The
seaboard reported a revival in the export demand
for durum and fairly liberal sales made Local
cash sales. q 600 bushels sCsboaTd sales. % loads.
Corn showed further activity and strength Broad
eninS Speculative interest was apparently more f.
fectiye in advancing prices than the cool weather.
the less favorable crop reports, and the sympathetic
effect q big bulge in oats.
Corn was az the Soc point in the c1d.,-y for sey-
eral days without attracting the selling that u has
heretofore. Cash com prices here ruled strong
New York. Aug. 3-WHEAT- Higher; checking
trade. No. l Northern Duluth, to arrive. l0c over
september T. o. b.. No. ! Manitoba, IO2G T. o. b.
No. Northern Manitoba. 20 arrive. lG09s. (. b.
No. 2 red. Z. o. b.. s9iz. No. / macaroni S.
CORN-Strunger No. J elevator. 81, No. 2 60+s
I. O. b.; No g. 6lL, {. o. b.. August, No. yellow
6l4 No. 2 white g. f. O. b.
OATS-Strouger; scarce No white. jlz No.
white 55is; No. mixed, 55il
Prices for futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-04
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Addition 10 lie Drot Park-Herman r. Howensten
ct TX 10 Erskine Gordon and John l. Warren,
to secure James T Howenstein. s200 three
years per cent. semi Annually, lot 6. block Is
Square yi3-Ninnie KTackhaTdt to Charles H. Par
kcr and Ernest L. Schmidt. to secure Charles
Weitzel s367, three months, per cent, part orig
inal lot Is.
Addition 10 lie Drnit Park-Robert F. Storm ct ux.
to H. h. Howcnstein and John C. AthertOn to
secure James 7. HowensteiE. s.. $50. / TO S
months. per cent. lot 6. block Is.
Square 749-ATthur Myers ct ux. to George F. Col
lins and Thomas Walker, 70 secure Ernest
Lomax, $500. to % months. per cent. lot IS.
Square s5e-George J. Reinhart ct TO Samuel II.
Walker and Michael l. Weller, to secure Eastern
Building and Loan Association. $50, lot IS.
Chichester-Eunice Rider 70 Jackson II. Ralston
and E. Quincy Smith. to secure Union Savings
Bank. g 900 three years s per cent semi-an-
nually part lots l57 and lSs
Square s6-ABna Kriksteine e viz, Isaac. to An
drew B. Duvan and Charles ". Fairfax. to Sc
cIre Clara A. Lutz trustee Of F. A. Lutz. $3.50
and Clara A. Lutz, agent. 5000 years. per
cent semi-annually. lot s3.
Square I26-Grace NJ. Key ct vir.. Albert l., 70
National Savings and Trust Company to secure
American Security and Trust Company SIS CO.,
l. 2 and years. IA per cent, semi-annually.
lot 3.
Square 24O-Harriette s. Croker to same. 10 secure
same. 5000. years. 5 per cent, semi-annually.
lot III.
Square le3-Elvira Z. Snyder ct vir. John C. c., Ia
William E. Edmonston and Louis r. Peak. to
secure William L. Miller 500, years. ) per
cent. semi-annually. lot q.
Square l063-Thomas Egan ct ux. TO James r.
Eilerson and Thomas H. Pieiford, 70 secure
Percy W. Pickford. Ei,559, ! to 7S months. per
cent, lot g.
Square s6l-Lavrence W. Cary to Heber L. Thorn
The Washington herald., 1907-08-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tbirty-severth street northwest, between n and
Prospect strcets-John A. Kelly q u1- TO VIII
ian f. Kelly. trustee. part lot 81. square l223.
So
Addition TO lie Druit Park-Heman R. Howen-
stein ct ux to Robert F. Storm, lot s, block Is,
$3.50
No 1921 Eighteenth street northwest-Charles A.
Langley ct u1. to Helen Fowler lot L6, square
l52 SO.
First Addition to Washington Highlands Charles
c. Taylor 10 Ewald Sclmitt, lot Is, square e095.
SO
Tlnlaw Heights and BUrleith-William F. Fause TO
Washington Loan and Trust Company. trustee.
lots 5. 6. and :. block ;, Tunlaw Heights, and
lot g. bolck IS, Burleith. SO
Fourteenth street southeast. between and G
streets-Percy W Pickford 10 Thomas Egan, lot
s. square 1908. SO.
Washington HighIsnds-Cbsrles G. Taylor 60 Sarah
Barrett lots to 10. block "a. SO.
Maryland avenue northeast between Tenth and
Eleventh streets-Almira P Livingston et viz.
Claud TO Lawrence ". Carr. part lot Il. square
$751; $40.
Girls Foftion-LavreEce W. Gary to Almira P.
Livingston. part $40.
Long Meadows-Lorn A. Brown et ux to Martha
Z. Bruni. lot 800 block g. SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-04

bbl.. LoOsl50 onions. Maryland and Virginia,
per bushel. IS; per bbl., 2ooa250; string beans,
green, per basket, Ie0ah5; tomatoes, choice,
per crate 5oa75; nearby PER box 25a50; beets. pei
bunch 3ai cantaloupCs L75i2M
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. ioose-paeked. 2SaZ.I5
Peaches per 6-basket eauier. L00al0. Oranges
California nasels per box 85Oa40O. Lemons. Sicily
per box. 4O0al.J0
SUNDRIES-Beeswax. per 10. o: tallow. per d.
fzaf56 honey white clover. l-lb.. new, l3aA; 2-lb,
new. ioal2: ginsng per h.. 50Oa5.5l; seneca, pei
h.. 40; go.den seal, 40ai5. pink. i2al8. mandrake
2as snake root. S.
GRAIN-Wbeat. choice. 90as3: fair to good. siasI
ordinary 72a7s: rye S0a65: corn. sheed. white 6Z'
81 yellow 62a64: ear 320a325 oats. Western. white
No. 2. 52a55 mixed 50a52
Hay AND STRAW-Timotly. choice. p. 0oa22 %
10. No. l. 2oOoa2l %: do. No. 2 l70hl90o; mixed
hay. i8o0al900. clover l600al7.5G; straw. re, bun
lie, I.00; do. rye. machine thresh. 65ea6.1j: d.
ewheat. $50
WOOL AND HIDES-Woo market steady hide
generally dun. Wool washed free Of burs. per ID.
50: do. unWashed sree Of bur. B; do. buTTy. 2
Hides. green per h., 9; do. dry. l5al7 Shcepskns
green. each. sOalOo do dry each. 25a75. Cafskins
green each l5j
The Washington herald., 1907-08-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Aug. 3-Money on call quoted nomi-
nally at ; Per cent to-day Loans during the week
have ranged between 81 and per cent, avcngiug
about g. On Monday loans we're at and ~
Tuesday. 5k and 2'a Wednesday. 81 and 2; Thurs
dly 81 and 3 and Friday. % and "a
Time money during the week was in fair de-
maud especially for the longer maturities. There
were no important changes in the rates which
we're rather closely held. Rates: "a Der cent for
sixty days 81. 10 81 for ninety days 81 TO ~ for
four months. 81 TO 81. Cor five months, aud 81. TO
for six months.
Mercantile paper was very quiet throughout the
week. There was no heavy increase in supply.
Rates; 5i5a6 pcr cent for sixty to ninety days. in
dorsements: for choice four 20 six months, single
names and Ga and upward for others.
Sterling dull to-day, with rates points lower.
Rates fer actual business were as follows: Sixty
days. 4S535a4 $40; demand. 4s679; cables. 4s73la
l.6755 commercial bills. 4.S27la4S3ia
supply Of grain and commercial bills scarce.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-04
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members oi
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1885 E street north.
west
New York Aug. S.--The Chronicles figures Of the
visible supply follows: Total 2s32 600 hales
against 2sis000 last year; American supply 1858 eco
against l7SO00 last year. These figures show de-
crease from last week Of l22cOo bales a gain Of
5s3,000 1866 and decrease Of IS 900 over 1896
Came into sight during July 2l20Go against 2SS 100
last year: amount in sight August l. l3 254 0O0.
against lOS400 last year. and l3 lS4OOG in 1905 The
Liverpool market being closed to-day. no cables were
received from there. and local trade was c0nse-
Quently restricted in volume Liquidation by the
tired holders was the feature but the business on
the whoN was light. Unsettlement Of values was
feared for the positions owing 70 the expecta-
ton Of revision Of grades next month which would
tempt owners Of stocks here TO let 60 Outside bus.-
ness light but this quarter is expected 20 show
interest when it becomes apparent that there is DO
probability Of unwieldy crop. Without general
rains in Texas ct an early date the market viii show
great activity and advancing prices. Until then
buying 0r scale-down is advised
The Washington herald., 1907-08-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Aug 3-SUGAR-Reflners are still
holding out Of the market for raw supplies. owing
20 the snail demand for refined as a result Of the
late canning season. Holders OF raw sugar are frm
in their views. however. and can learn Of no
concessions. Centrifugal. IS test. 393iz MuscOyado
50 test, 332a5 i3ia mOlasses sugar. s9 test 3l2aa
3lSi. Refined sugar nChaIgcd.
NAVAL STORES-Aiarket quiet ard unchanged
BUTTER-Reccipts e,SSi pounds Creamery firm
at a
EGGs-ReceiDts 9Zd cases; market firm IN
changed. Western frsts. IS
MILL FEED-Strong but quiet. Spring bran, 100
ID sacks, TO arrive, 22.35; middngs, q 90; city bTau
q 80 in bulk; Western red dog 2. TO- to arrive.
FLOUR Steady but quiet Spring patents. 5O0a
5i5 spring clears 375a420; winter straights. ASA
450 winter clears, 35Ja3.75.
RYE FIOUR-AIarket lifeless; 450a525.
CORN MEAL-Steady; small supply. Kin-dried
for export. 3Z5a330i coarse meal, in bags, Ll7aLs
HAY-Steady; fair inquiry. Receipts, 702 tons
Prime timothy. 10; No. l. ll5al2l; No. 2. l0Sall0
sTRAW-Moderate demand Long ne. 55a60
BEEF-Steady; trade quiet. Family, l3.S0al4.00;
packet l0G0allO0.
PORK-sSteady; small business. Mess I.OoalS50;
family lsO0.
TALLoW-steady; light trade City, in hogs
heads SIS.
LARD-Dull Prime Western. 945; city SIS;
refined continent, $50; South American. l025: city
stearine IL oleostearine slow New York, Sil Chi
cago, g.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-04
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- nnoted nre wholesale.l }


BUTTER-Market steady. Creamery fancy Z5iz
a26; Western frsts 2a25l4; seconds 2la22; process
fancy Z3za2l: dairy. choice. lsals: good. l7alS;
store-packed, fresh l61zal7.
CHEESE-New York state, factory. large, 13lkaI3K
do. small. lf5al5; summer, large. HAS; Western,
factory mex choice. li55al5 do. fair TO good. Il:
Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Market quiet. Nearby. fresh Virginia Il
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia l6ls; Tspnes-
see l6lz; North Carolina l6.
LIVE POULTRY-Receip;s light; market firm.
Spring chickens IL to IA lbs, IS; do. IA to IL
lbs. IS; do. small Il; hens, Il; rcosters, 7;
ducks large Halls; do small. sa9; geese. 6as; tur-
keys. thin Sale; keats, TO-
DRESSED POULTRY-Reeeipts LIBERAL market
weak Turkeys, hens, undrawn, per b., l4al5; do.
average undrawn, I3all; do. thin 10: old toms l3
chickens, large I9a20; do, spring. 2la23; hens,
choice, I5al6 ROSTERS 9 ducks old, Sale; spring
l3al4 geese. Ball
DRESSED MEATS-Country-cure meats light;
market firm. Calves. full dressed. SOO heads of.
s50a9eO; hog-drcsscd calves. s50a9o0; hams. cUun-
try. sugar-cured lal5
VEGETAB TABLES-P0tatoes. n. c.. seconds, Le1:
do Norfolks. I50aZT5; do. home grown, LIS;
cabbage per bbl, 90 cucumbers, per basket.
North Carolina. L0Oal5O; lettuce. home grown.