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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-03
Balls a Candidate.

Montgomery City, Mo-, Septem-
ber 27.-Dave Ball of Pike County
stated positively here to-dav that
he had decided to enter the race
for governor. He talked abou I
his platform, but said he was up
in the air"as to who his Democrat
ic opponent would be. He is.
however, pretty certain that Con-
gressman Champ Clark will not bG
a candidate for governor, as report
ed, but that the Ninth Distric
member will be a candidate fol
Congress to succeed himself, in tn,
hopes that the next House will bt
Democratic and he will be its speak
err. Mr.. Ball said that he did moi
speak with authority in regard tC
Clark. lie said he expected to SCI
Folk and Stone Eight it out in tn,
state primary for the Office o.
United States senator.
Mr.. Ball was asked regarding th'
platform he would make the rae
for governor on. He replied:
Law enforcement, opposition t
trusts and corporations"
What about the temperanc,
question now attracting wide at
tentionf"
I Missouri is evidently oppose
to the liqnor traffic. but it Is not
political question, as l view it,"
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-03

The Paris Appeal says; Dixie
Towles, south Of Paris. brings ap-
piles regularly to Paris market and
finds a ready sale for them at 81 a
bushel. IfOther people had follow
ed his plan the fruit crop would
have been saved. On frosty nights
in the spring he built big fires 10
his orchard aud kept up such a
dense smoke that the frost which
fell elsewhere did not visit his trees,
Wet straw, or anything that would
make very heavy cloud over the
trees. will keep the frost away
on the same principle that a cloud,
night Is never a frosty night. Mr.
Towles win have about 800 bashsli
Of apples.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-03

The Louisiana Fair Co. has dis
solved. Will sell grounds and 20
into voluntary liquidation.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07
A STATEMENT

Mr.. Alfred Farlow, head of the
Christian Science board capitalization,
issues the following statement which
lis authentic in every particular; This.
talk about a successor to Mrs. EDDY is
pure speculation and is no more than a
rehash of a manufactured rumor W hich
has gone the rounds OF the press for
years In the first place the we'll pre-.
served condition OF Mrs. Edcy, as res
Gently discovered By. the public makes
the question OF q successor very much
sout of time.
In the second place, one who is at
Iiall familiar with Christian Science
Ern,lst know the impracticability and inn
possibility of personal successor 10
Mrs. Eddy. Christian Science is al
ready discovered and established, and
Mrs. Eddy is already succeeded in a
large measure by thesreligio science
which she teaches, and she will never
have any other successor. The Chris
tian Science Church will never have
any other personal Leader beside Mrs.
Eddy. 1t is a part of the mission OF
christian Science to do away with
leaders and TO teach mortals to depend
apon divine guidance, and ia compli-
knee with this fact q bylaw of the
christian Science church specifically
provided that the term LEADER
shall not be applied to Christian
Scientists in connection with Christian
Science. Mrs. Eddy, because other
unique position as the Discoverer and
Founder Ct Christian Science, natural
II and necessarily becomes the Leader
I OF the Christian Science movement,
hut the consumation oil her work will
place the church beyond the necessity
os leaders or heads. The rumor that
Mrs. Eddy will not again appear in
public is without any foundation what
ever. Mrs. Eddy reserves for herself
the same privilege which she has
always claimed Of going when and
where she pleases.
The rumor that within a few months
an edition of Science and Health will
be issued which will deal at great
length with the opposition Of the med.
ical fraternity to the Science move
ment and advice to her followers Just
what to doin hostile communities. is
also pure fabrication. Mrs Eddy has
ljust issued her revised edition ai {
Science and HEALTH but it contains
rsss such matter as described III the
rumor. Committee of Publication,
State of South Dakota.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07

A tickling cough from any causs, is
quickly stopped BY DR.. shoop's Canch h
Cure. And It is SO thoroughly harm
less and safe, that DR.. Shoop d ,lls
mothers everywhere to give 1t with out
hesitation even TO very young babi es.
Ihe wholespme green leaves and ten-
der stems cfa lung-healing mounta in.
Gus shrub, furnish the curative prop ar
ties to DR.. Shops Cough Cure IT
calms the cough and heals the 50 re
and sensitive bronchial membrane 4s-
No opium, no clorotorm. nothing harsh
used to injure or suppress. Simply a.
resinoas plant extract, that helps to
heal aching lungs, The spaniars 8
cali this shrub which the Doctor uses,
THE Sacred Herb 2 Demand nr.
Shoop's. Take no other.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07
PARKER

Wm. DeNoma, his brother John and
their mother transacted business ia
the city Wednesday,
DR.. N. P. Mead and family arrived
with their household goods from
Akron, Iowa, Tuesday and are moving
into the DR.. Kyes house.
T., L. Buckholtz, late proprietor of
tine Wentworth Hotel, is confined to
his bed with sciatica rheumatism.
NJ. T. Sweet, John Sneiderman and
Herb Sanborn were County seat visit
ors Tuesday.
P Eckhoff, B. Curtis, Ell Rundell,
p. P. Rundell, S. Welch, G. Thompson,
u. Perkins, Glenn Sargent and j.
Mitchell we're in the city on ditch
business "Wednesday.
During the month of October there
reported to the Clerk OF Courts eight
deaths, twenty-one births and eighteen
marriage licenses were granted.
Friday afternoon about five o'clock
the Northwestern depot was set on
fire By spark from an engine blowing
under the platform. Considerable
trash had accumulated under the plat
form in the years since the depot was
built SO that the fire spread over the
entire space under platforms and depo,
in almost no time, and when the fire.
men arrived in immediate answer to
the call it was impossible to quench
the flames. The northwest gale that
was blowing famed the flames and
and made them exceedingly hungry
and assisted in the quick work 81
]deyouring the building It is only bS
hard work that the large elevator
near the depot and neighboring houses
were saved. Sunday the wreckins
crew came down from Huron and Sc
out q couple Of box cars which wer'
Ititted up with telegraph apparatus
cases, etc, which are being used for
aepot temporarily.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07
PARKER

rom Press-Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Brixey and MIRA.
Eckstein, who have been visiting res-
asives and friends at Cogsville, N. d..
returned TO their home near Hurley,
Thursday.
Lester Brook zeas re ssss..raea to Quinn
near Rapid City, Monday, to complete
asisss csia@acsT IN Ills ili Tester
says he has been offered 50. 900 for his
land but will not sell for that.
For three successive days the Argus
Leader. owned by Senator Kittredge.
has devoted its principal editorial 10
the picture tearing down story sent
out from bere. This is amusing to the
voters Of Turner County who know
the facts, and more strongly conyin,ses
them that the A.-L.I has nothing but
mud ia its hands with which to CON
duct a campaign
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07
COTTON BLOUSEs.
How TO Wash and Launder These
Waists Properly

Waists Properly.
These, IL of a very delicate color.
should be washed with dissolved soap
and warm water; if soap is rubbed ON,
the color Is likely to fade. They should
be washed one at a time and as quick
~ - possible. Rinse in cold water.
II the color needs reviving, table,
spoonful OF vinegar added to the rims
Ing water will brighten red and pink.
One or two Jumps OF ammonia dis
solved1 will brighten mauves. One or
two Jumps Of alum will revive blue.
Starch in thin boiling water starch
wiring and hang to dry. II a cotton
shirt is being done up. the stiff cuts
and collar should be starched In .scoid
water starch after the blouse Is dry
The other part must then be damped
and rolled up and in half an hour win
be ready for ironing.
Cotton blouses are more difficult to
Iron than flannel or silk, as they crnu,-
pie II not carefully manipulated. Al
sleeve board is a great help when iron
Ing the sleeves Gathers should not
be ironed in the ordinary way, but
drawn backward and forward over tha
point Of the iron. This prevents the fat
appearance they very often have after
Ironing.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07
Township News

The finest Coffee Substitute ever
made, has recently been produced by
DR.. Shoop Of Racine, Wis. You don't
have to boil ittwenty or thirty min
utes, Made in a minute" says the
doctor. Health Coffee" is really the
closest Coffee Imitasion ever yet pro-
duced. Not a grain Of real coffee in it
either. Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted cereals or
grains. with malt, nuts, etc. Really it
would fool an expert-were he to un-
knowingly drink itfor Coffee. ID j..
Pier. druggist.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07
Settlers Srom europe
By pres. s. 4. tparrer,
THE RHINE

A journey up or down the Rhine
by boat has surprising interest, fo,.'
which our party fortunately had 2.
superb sunshiny day. In the ls e
hours of the proceeding day and ne
early morning we saw the exte ior
and interior of the Cologne Cat led
raj which has been over SIX CEN nries
in building. During part 9 & this
time the process of buildl rig was
Interrupted, but over three G INJURIES
were consumed in the actual work OF
construction. It is far more majestic
than Westminster Abb y or St.
Pa.l's 5 Cathedral, with it ofty nave
and aisles, huge interior icol umns and
heaven piercing twin sp; ars- To the
writer the pure Gothi repeating in
stone the branehs of a double line Of
forest trees is more I'm pressive and
wonderful than any other form Of
Cathedral construc' ie IN. We also
found time before ts TX ing the morn
ing boat up the P ..hine for hasty
visit to the Wall Q at Richartz Mus.
cum especially to see Richter's
Queen Louise, WI .ose rude rebuff by
Napoleon when snterceeding for her
land especially sendears her to the
heart OF the Ge fman people.
It is differ 1t Tor the writer to see
how impart al judges can rank the
Hudson wi h the Rhine. The inn
pressive m .ountain scenery on the
Rhine sire rches from Konigswinter
as tar a Bingen and Mayence, a
much gre :saattsr saattsr distance than the lofty
hills Of + he lower Hudson. Unlike
the ca tskills so largely given up to
tangleeI underbrush and stunted
trees, every available foot Of ground
on the slopes of,the Rhine bank is
cultivated and beautiful with vines.
One soften sees low walls here and
there That, have beea erected by the.
vine dresser that he might carry
bucket by bucket earth with which
to fill the. little area behind and thus
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07

n AXE a place where he might plant
is vines. The magic OF Irving and
the legends he tells lends charm TO
Tarrytown and the neighboring hills.
This, however is but single brief
stretch as one asce1ads the Hudson,
whereas at every turn Of the river in
the upward ascent OF the Rhine, the
picturesque ruins Of castles and
towers breaks into view, round
which thousand years legend and
story has gathered as ,clinging vines
encompass and glorify their broken
arches and massive towers. The
towns which line the Hudson are.
with a few exceptions Insignificant,
and all are comparatively new, but
the foundations and history of sew
eral cities on the banks of the Rhine
goes back to Julius Caesar and Christ.
For ages this historic ri yer has been
~ ! us :. Aa''ons a'pu '..I NJ 'a..s
o.na = s1sas peoIaes nv susl
: l.ilNal. a.'asnes - '.'s 1Apso
= ~ ral :. .l'al'y ee'i'ol = :
e ,' famous rum ''a, $50
~ $50 eye = A,a.'
'eA'' oAe = Dy'o' Z 's'
The sastled erag Of Draeae. ,sls S. ,,,,
whoss s nreast one W,ae anu alp sws,ls
Between the banks which /, sar the vine.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07
ADvlcE FOR YOUNG MOTHERS.
Useful Hints concernina the Proper
Cars OF the Baby.
N u MBER 50

)
See that the cushions, etc, .cf tbs
perambulator are well aired and quite
dry before taking baby out. Perambu.
lators nre often stored in an Clubhouse
or passage, where " lis quite possible
for Them to become slightly damp from
one day TO the next. When the wealth
er is very cold, a small rubber hot
water bottle should be nlnced in the
vehicle at baby's feet to prevent him
from becoming chilled.
AS sooll as q child Is old enough to
ask for d penny to spend for itself .
small weeA ly allowance should he Civ
en- and the child taught to save a por-
ton Of 1t foa' presents, etc. No lnattar
how few pennies. child should know
Just how many to expect during the
week and on what day. This will
teach the value of moneya valuable
lesson and 1T will also teach the little
one how to be generous and self deny
ing by carefully saving up some Of
those same cherished pennies for q
present for some one ekse.
Strong tea or coffee Is very bad Tor
enstiasrah Nj u 4, ana aers lveis
weak tea and cocoa are FAR better FOR
growing boys and girls than any such.
stimulants.
Never let child cry itself to Sleep
If the little one has been naughty.
talk gently to it,, make it feel how
wrong it has been to be so naughty
and sorry for its lnesdeeds, and then
send it to sleep with a feeling OF peace
and happiness iii its Heart and q kiss
Of forgiveness on its lips.
Nails sho,rld be- carefully tnai ined and
attended to during childhopd. Regu-
/ iarly and at least once a week "a
child's nails SHOULD be thoroughly
washed and STEPPED in warm water,
then cra and carefully naHIeure.l. An
orange wood stick should he given and
the child shown how. to use III TO press
down ssthe skin around the pals.
Pressing down the skin around the
nails with 4 tSyG after washing
the hands fx anotber thing that
a child should be taught TO do for
itself Ii shown that this simple proc
ess will, if persevered with. cause the
pretty little half moons to show above
the skin, the little one will soon take
pleasure in doing It regularly for IT.
self
Teaching baby to feed himself Is
often rather a messy business, but if
a small afternoon teaspoon or coffee
spoon is used the matter will be mucil
sinlplified A spoon of this descrip-
it will go quite easily into the tiny.
mouth. and even then there will b
plenty to spare for the face and bib,
the usual safe deposit for most Of the
meal when baby first attempts to feed
hfmSpIf
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07

When the Stomach, Heart or KID
Iey nerves get weak, then these organs
always fail. Don't drug the Stomach
nor stimulate the Heart or Kidneys.
This is SIMPLY makeshift. Get pre-
scription known to Druggists, every.
where as DR.. Shoop's Restorative. The
Restorative is prepared expressly fer
these weak inside nerves. Strengthen
these nerves, build them up with Dr.
Shoop's Restorative-ta tablets or lirsiid
and see how quickly help will come.
Free sample test sent on request t'y
DR.. Shoop, Racine. Wis. Your health
is surely worth this test. III. Pier
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07
How to Trap Wild Animals

4O-page trap book illustrated. picture
of 46 wild animals unnatural colors,
FUR ANIMAL CALENDAR, gun and
trap catalog, also prices of hides and
fu9s. All sent post paid for l0c stamps
or silver. FREE to those who ship
to, or buy OF us. Address Fur Dept,
N. w. Hide 8 Fur Co.. Minneapolis,
MINI.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-07

Trial Catarrh Treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, by DIR.
Shoop.s Racine, Wis. These tests are
proving to the people without pen
ny's cost-the great value Of this
scientific prescription known TO drug
gis,s everywhere as DR.. Shoop'# Ca
tarrh Remedy. Sold by Fl. J. Pier.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-03
contract price in the local market to-9ay

co--ON-There was 4 very excited advance in the
rofton market during to-days trading. with prices
a- ore time showing advance Of about 81 bale
over th- Of the previous day on covering and
fresh buying for long account The close was few
poirts the best. but steady at net advance
Of - 70 - points Sales for the day We're estimated
e. 700 600 ba,es The market opened steady at an
advance Of G points decline Of . points. near
months beng higher better cables than expected
while late- positions OF private reports OF
rain OF showers Southwest During the early
session The months eased of to net decline
~ about 9 points under realizing or lCuidation
hut a. Of the big bulls came 10 the
support prices which slowly rallied % shade over
rre closing figures The previous day toward midday
Trr e6stev following the publication Of the govern
rrent reuor- showing average condition Of only -
Der cent against 20 per cent last month. SS3 per
cent last per cent the lowest July cond-
record previously, prices went up 2ooIt %
points Realizing caused reaction Of about 10 points
from .hi. level but the market quickly fr1ned Up
again in the afternoon and advanced 20 net gain
q Z points covering by shorts ana broad
entrg demand long the condition figures
circulated The close q little OF from the
Nes under realizing but serrrneTt .vas very bu!llsh,
many talking I4c and &c cotton and even
higher prices weather bad IN the near
future The condition figures of the government were
away under expectations improvement OF from
70 per cent for the month had been looked for
Tie range of contract prices ii the local InarEel
follows
New-York tribune., 1907-07-03
EXPORTS.
CASH OuOTATiONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July . 1907
eter opening steady al advance OF points c}csei
firm al an advance Of - points. for the dav
Nere TsIor'e1 o. about 1920 bass. The opening ed-
vance was Que 70 steady European markets somewhat
lighter interior receipts and covering shorts a-d the
further gains were on moderate demand. ah-
OF important offerings The reports
dcstinE that no difficulty Is be apnreAended n ire
matter q holding the coffee purchased y Brazilian
government have probably helped the situation
etnS tnat the future course oI
h. the Size Of t1c crop and there ru.rr,s
shoa thar there crop in the French
Eerke- accounting for the advance there which was
most pronounced on the later Positions I1avre closed
unchanged . = franc higher. and Hamburg L q
penns higher. OF the Brazilian markets. f;l0 30
higher and Santos 1anEed. The Official
show that receipts az Rio and Santos
year JUST ended commonly called the Brazilian CROP were
6fo taEs. against 10 coo year and
996s g bags To years acc The largest previous crop
- bags during the OF
the latest figures IT is calculated that the worlds visible
OF coffee VIII decrease
the last month which would
year with supply about 10000 bags. OF
which about 5000 600 bags supposed be the prop
o. the Brtzliian government The market for
coffee quiet with quotations on the basis Of Csc for
10 :.
Tae range contract price to-5ay
~ f0vvr
New-York tribune., 1907-07-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

rrvyp -
7,r,r-,-,,s ,,,-, , s- -. o." D. -, -, ya.s -
ssned direct 10 fiauphsrciS Fcsng nonira.Iy sea
tr ~Sers orl".s weak Dressed beer in moderate
o,man1 ana steady at s4sGIOa per n for ordlnarr
Igyarpoo ard London quoted Iivc 10 te Ceiling al I24
n por n dressed weight. rerrlccratar beef al 9ai
Shipments from this port to.dny were goo cattle and
s3oo quarters u beef morrow the ooeani". 20 Ivt
pool VIII take out 21IO quarters OF bsof for tne swift
Reef Company ana l55o quarters for the Morris Beef
Company The Arabic VIII Fall Ihgfsia} tor the sam.
I.ft WIN lp qua ~, lgI ~, l ''4!i'9 ana
I'-.o q-1i ] ''' .' @ 'l.'' 70 - 'l
AlNES-Receipts were "t@ head, all for tho market
4s1 at Goth street and The remainder AT Jersey City
Trade slow and tho feeling weak 10 a shade lower
s5Q$S II per 100 n throwcuts" and mixed calves.
S40Sf tuermks M 81 I54 81 - city dressed
scccdy at Sal2-c per n country dressed NJ G-e1lIc
Sales-J. G. curtis y son: lis Ne3ls. lt3 III average
- 80 10" n; l8 'tarpvouts. lA4 n, at -
New-York tribune., 1907-07-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 2-Closug: WHEAT-Spot hru No .
RCD Western winter. IS "a No C9ltorrin, Is I'd
Spot. Hess dried quiet IS I'D: Old NortheGn steady
PEAS-Canadan steady. 6s sa FLDCR-Winter pateuts
arm 27s HOPS London (racidc Coasu steady, = los
dE3 BEEI'--Exra India firm. Cos 81. PORK
Prime Western steady. SIS Cd HANis-Short
cut II 10 l6 H. steady 55s. BACON-Cumberland cut
steady, 5ls Cd short rib l6 . "a lo Dun
Ills Ga: long clear mGdes, light 2S 81 n. quiet. 5ls
long mieGles rs TO 40 ~ Gull 4 td short
backs % n quiet as clear bellies II u i6
steady. Cd. SHOUIDERS-Square II to Is 70,
steady {ss Cd LAPD-PIime Western in tierces quiet
AS "a: American in pals quiet AS cd CHEESE
Canadian white. quiet: 55s old, qprt G9s
Canadian co,Orcd quiet a6s Cd old quiet COS
TALLOW-prime CITY Gul. 3ls ca. TCIPENTIHE L
Spirits duh. AS ROSIN-Common firm lis 7lsd. Pc
EUM-Redned steady cad LINsEED OH. steady,
New-York tribune., 1907-07-03

2Hss ?s a84 "a !fs1ss % gyr % f. 5sa5 sSs 5FAH
- te5Ste-l Zew YORK per quart 50 --ei do up
9g!3e DO Hilton ard Iraeton "a i5c % o.her JeTy,
eGI3c do baokcap. 7qsc BLAcFBERRIEs rara3are Pare
CO North Ca-dHira ialSe e. ci6csfFrT F 1f l'y her o
1918. NrsE5IELo:5s. Georgia rer z,andard crate.
standard crate 81 5c@s2 . do rony crate s. 25
@ eseo'a e s2 osss & a'42 g. fai & & eers @ 10
ena FI7Es92o eg rail per earoad $2o9a$4oo Do by
Florlea. per crate s2as4 50; 60 cuban. 81 56g$4
bs RecGlpts for The west l22 bales exports $50
and vim lite more ds2esitio to on ON 'e ] de
org 2 sTsde WASHINGTON hops locally at Sc AND prime
a9s Fcast e- fey s3aI tra1saStions reported in Ore
tions continue favorable in all growing sections
have caused offerings Of new cast ho3s to Brewers At
s some coajractinF ri;h eTswe-a on Sa e cast sa' 81
growers are not Tciinod to c,, en- b 'ee ecs scale rs
GIore; st3te 1905 choice Ior - IeaI5c; DO medium
sEGiee 1oo do prime. saoe: do medium ea7o 90 1905
h. 3IsI.[ ~ for The week 4o'4
cg,r T fEs,1hf a2d ID o. ea5 by eE2rG T6e-s vas
cleaned Up closely bu; heavy f5w7 continue 10 daF a
& Tej over f1ilr 70 carloads. mcstv heavy fowls
5gGEs This ysek opened ,ianiav with aiyiees Of
holiday demand no othe~ change made IN duataton
q live poultry excepng pigeons which were plenty
ana shade easier We SPRING
cd 9er n D. O.; TJREEYs gog n lie; Ducks Western
Western. per n. loc Do southern and Southwestern
@ S s a6N Fo @ pa R2 the S es FaE2%s sS s g
H's 81 irTsn KILLED Ponilry n1Ee not been ss2eei2lly
been an active demand for broes for the hoday use
with. H. fact. sales Of especially attractive
e65 an the % eoss % q at r5 a 'ea on 5 Wo5a es'asa 6 &
sale5 M on , r3a' l @ Tas % On Sa@ pass G q l4c % d2r
lsnfi1 lat in tha and s8l he -ie1 gv1~
and with fair fresh receipts TUESDAY and very little
[syoIes iadiGaf f5t,y oeTnI SUI 5p95s & due On We1nes
g be- m "5 s5 5eliie sfi efs Ss S5S mai ge ] wa
stock hat ngure is evidently extreme as buy
I3se and We hesitate to qaote Higher Long Isiund
frszArs for mis- ,,sal boyayer t,adin- ps fson
Choice. large. white squads in fair demand yory little
e1ceR;ne turkeys roasting chireas and these have
l5 SF5 FEys '' 6,ns 5 es lie! '5 %
Ioa1Ic: RROIERs Phila5eiph.a 3 to 4 - t. pair
per p S3a25c do Pennsygn!a 2S3oc DO poorer grades
22G2{c; DO Thiladeiphia sQJ ABB BFolI.fIs per palr
en- en- frb e. nnl9' aa9 sbHg}e e1 T dv Pes ana scatd
best lots sraish l8c do poor medium UgI2is: do
ana scaldsi' 81 gi6c: sPfING DUCKS Long Island
and Eastern 1Ic: 90 Pcnnsylvaria and virginia, l6e;
;2e9 81 75as2 do DARK 81 3 20 caIs 5o@eo Fzsn
111i5s! 10 Old toms Ice. RoAsTING CfIICKEN5 cry
pricbed 15a2oe CiiItr5ENs' 10 ?, ioat2o
POTATOES AND NEGETABLEs-Rs, Receipts for the
% @ ~ 72 So '6s o Sew 22 6o5g5d a ES p2q1Si
@ anu 1", .L',,S , . ,t,..l,. l,. Sis I3t,
toes dragging At low figures Onions firm for best
~6rr az gr,, r9erfZ sC,,Tbers have arrivei Freely
ana met en active demand though prices irregular
owing to vide range Of quallty Long Island caGm-
Elephants duh and weak Lettuce very low. MHsh-
5.s 5[.us @ Ven ~, "a, 49," 3 i-,, a., 5 S,rc," s,i5es
Ff md T1ryoasr re-a v-aT 4tI al T.t