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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
The Rade0ats and the Ragged Boys.

''~N~SSeS 6S(S.
IN 1896 or Whereabouts an old lady
VINO must have been nine or ter years
Old In 1915 told me that on the 18th
or March or that year she saw General
Washington alight from his horse at
her Iather'S inn at the head OF King
street, in Boston / think this had
been the headquarters OF General
Howe, who had left Boston with the
English army that morning. Wash
ington with his army had entered In
triumph. 1 think be stayed In this inn
till he moved with the army to New,
YORK. Washington was fond OF chill
dren, and he called the little girl, took
her on his knee, l think, and said 20
her:
You have seen both the armies to-.
day, and which 10 you like best?"
The child could not tell a lie" and
said that she liked the redcoats besr
TO which she SAID General Washington
replied:
They look the best. my dear, but IL
takes the raggsd boys to do the tight
Ing
L believe this stony to be true. and
recommend IL TO the people who SAY
that Washington never smiled-EI.
ward Everett Hale il Woman's HONE
companion.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
FOREST FIRE FIGHTERS.
Uncle Sans Big Organization F.
the Protection of Trees

---------
Uncle Sans Big Organization For
the Protection OF Trees.
The worst enemy Of the forests Is
Gre. To combat 1t the United States
forest service maintains a ERE fighting
system.
Only since Feb. 1, 1905, have the
reserves been under the administra-
ton OF the forest service. The work
Ing out OF system OK effective control
OF fire on the reserves is still ia its
infancy. Even with the best oCssible
system or protection there are bound
TO be wide fluctuations between indi-
vldual years. But IL Is believed that
under expert care the injury to the
national forests can be rapidly aud
permanently cut down. The direct
loss from forest fires in the United
States runs annually into many mil
lions OF dollars, while the Indirect loss
Is beyond estimate.
In developing Its system of protec.
tion the forest service ayailed itself of
past experience, home and foreign.
'fhe reserve otfioers-forest guards, as.
sistant forest rangers, deputy forest
rangers. forest rangers, deputy forest
supervisors and forest supervisors
are under the direct supervision of
the oiice Of the service at Washing
ton. guided by a definite code OF in.
structions, but large authority. with
corresponding responsibility, is placed
upon the local officers themselves. All
except the forest guards are civil serv.
ice. employees, and the salaries maid
range from SI20 to 50, 500 year. Each
supervisor Is responsible for the patrol
CT his reserve aud Is expected to de.
wise systems best suited to his locality
Already In the brief period since the
organization or this system q high
standard or efficiency has been deyel.
oped. and much higher is expected.
constant lookout for fires Is kept
from ridge trails and COMMANDING
points during the danger season. and
the reserves are patrolled as efficiently
as possible with the force available
Roads. trails and fire lines are con.
structed, affording means OF rand
communication and points Of vantage
at which to arrest the progress of a
ire. and telephone lines are being run
TO help give warning and summon as
sistance.
Every forest supervisor Is authoriz-
ed, In person or through q subordinate.
10 hire temporary men, purchase mate
rial and supplies and pay for their
transportation from place 10 place to
extiaguish fire. When the cost Ia
likely to exceed $500 the supervisor
telegraphs the forester for authority to
incur the additional expense.
During the calendar year of 1905
tnirty-six OF the ninety-thres reserves
escaped fires altogether On the re-
naming nfty-seven, areas were burned
over ranging from l to 1908 acres
tnortbern division OF the Sierra re-
serve) -snd amounting TO 2I9,592 acres.
The largest amount OF timber was de
stroyed on the Lewis and Clark re-
serve Southern diyision) - AZ, sos. 600
board feet. The total for Gil reserves
was l52,5ST 600 board feet, with a
value or S101 ,2S2, but the greatest loss
In money value was 81, 800 on the
Priest river reserve. The total cost of
extra labor and supplies for fire fight.
Ing was S12,5I3. 52.-Harper's Weekly.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
6lus Blood.

La the "Zsitschrift Fur Dsutsche
Wortforschung" h. +. Arnold recently
called attention to a verification or the
origin OF the we'll known term "biue
blood" Ia Goethe's preface to the
GERMAN translation OF Salvapdy's
French novsi, "Alongo' Qs25) occurs
the following passage. "A man of so
rsd and even so blue blood. as mine"
u which the author adds the -expIspa.
tory note, In some parts of Spain. es-
peciaiiy In the kingdom Of Valencia
the aristocraey is divided into different
classes, according to the color of tina
yellow, red and blue bioeds'. In the
opinion OF the ''Polltische .Anthropo-
logische Revue" the blue blood" re-
fers to the blush blood shining through
tne veins Of the skin that distinguish
ed the hidalsos, the Spanish nobility
or German descent, from the red ana
yellow bloodsd native-thst ia, rhs
darker type
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
Maryland, Delaware 4 Virginia
RAILWAY COMPANY
=x.. Roltimorc r.,

Ns Baltimore, Fred.
t-.1avw siZ1Z1R ericiSsburg, Nor.
s;:ss zsSss-'.s..S-,sszsSSS folk and Isappa-
hammock River Routes.
Schedule IN effect March 22ud. IoOs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
steamers viii leave Baltimore. Md, Pier
Sunday l. noon, TUESDAY and Thursdsv q an -
o. o., Tor West and, M nth End, Mil Creek.
Merry Point, O, toman, Moraus, Burhans. fTr'
hanna. MorsskOu. Naterview. Whsai,on
1,Eay Port Sharps. BVwlers. Wares, welfords'
nappsbannOck, $50 y. ", NaNlor's Hole
u and held, Carriers Lsytan's SLeedsfnSVn'
Saunders, Wi'mont, Greenlaws, Port RoVai
fi',,. C9Hn l,s Heymount. Hop Yard, Rat
steamer having on Sunday does not step.
sOn Mondays steamer wi leave Leedst6wn
0t - neon. "
BALTIMORE TAPPAHANNo1K.
cave BtliimoTe PIER light street wsa her
%. mttuog. Wednesday ai'd Friday 40 p. m !.
, , worth lad, NIL Greek. Nhite stone
,bufsons, ttaanua. hOraskon swheaIion
~ ~ ieT. aoarIs Ieppahannock.
WIZ ohS 81 - az landings IN trked.-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ieay IapPabsnUock. weather permitting
Satut Gay a.. N, stopping at Welfords Wares
nSWiets, Sharps, i'sY Port Wheaton, Va.eS
View, M0nask on. L rbsuus, Buttons. Burhans
MtiiSbbech. Merry PCiLf, Ottoman No,s,s
= fttti+ lih IN EtsD. " fiffe Stone
North Emu. Westlaud.
Returning, steamer viii leave Norfolk Mon
1Hdy. o L. N weather erUittuy. for Tapps
hirh0ck "a b; log a c lauc Jugs as above. e5c-
~, 'Iitl ONT ottoman, Morsns and IA
I"ri. stopping at COW lerH. Wares and wsI
'otos on return trip Baltimore on TueedaVs
trelEbt VIII not he received IN NDrfGtI-
after =. N, ON sailing DaIs
INSTRUMENTATION BALPIMuRr
Leave fredericksburg, sundsy, Tuesday
az az, touisuay y, M TIDE and weather per
fott conway. Port Royal, GreeuIaws "A ~
mort, saunders. Les dsiUNn a. IN IaHtons
Carters. Hisntieid, Mayors g.gl !, ~, Ss.rS, o'
bannock 100 =. m. weiforus Wsrss p, appa
oharps n;5V IN, Bay fOrt, Wheslton Wsfsr'
SleN' ,eoaaskp l rh3nn i-:aO 10 M ytur-
,' Nla,eopecH- Merry Z o ut Z.SJ o. IA OF
eVm"u' MOrtuF, ltViugton. Weeus Wbita
Westland. !" S"u p III
arrive Baltimore TUESDAY. Thuraisv and
Saturday mornings. anu
NOC6-BALTIMuEF
>, steamers will leave Tdppshanuock Ia
IL. weather. peru ittiug. Iueedsv Tbu,s,t. a.
efVpPing Nelfords, Ware t{owlers sshs.al'
odi fott, w beaitUn, Nstteryie,y No. 80 -
roanns, Burton, Burhans, nt'ie,feec'nns
&o-,6 ~; "ee"s' Willie StOue, MN Lteef
Arrive in Daltims-e "Wednesday ,,,~,-,.....-
e3inSr y Baltimore on Thursigy vytii - e.
S'Hp AZ rbanus ana ney Port '"' h"C
tteleht 4 ctiv, q 10 ia!tiuuore ,.,tst
on ing duy e. N"'i' = T.. 10.
I'M, ms time Ole shows the time, 81 vbto,,
ncu.s may oe e$pectCd GO arrive az ami AZ" a.
part ron the several wnsrves Irt tI,uf ue
rival or departure a the f,n1os sfat.5 81 ar
ahteSo, nor does the company. ho,,l &C., 80
aeSSDggnsiote ior any delay or any conscSn,,na
Willard THOMSON. General .ta-o,...
L ID hooCH, Gen1 Fat. and Puss, Ar
- ~eOi l. agent Frede ricksburV.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
The Magician Who Makes s;nosr,

iiS h7SiSlan VINO Makes SlnQSra.
EVERY September Niue. MelEa ,isil,
Paris to 20 through her roles will
Mine. MareheSi, ana OF ali her greal
pupils Nine. Melba, VINO Is perhap,
very changea ble in hsr friendships
even for prima donna, remains to her
teGcher the most loyal OF all. The
class room ia the Marohesi home il
today just as 1t was in the time
when the singers now world known
were girls ia their beginnings. Nine
MarcLesi teaches six days In the week
as theoretically as she did 6fty two
Years age
hat 1 want" she said lately to
William Armstrong who writes of her
Ia ths Ladies' Home Journal, lis
youhe. fresh voices. If they have ney.
er been trained So much the better.
but / @ant them TO remain with me
for two or three years. Then / can
show what may be done with them"
She has pupils from nearly every
civilized country, but America and.
since Meiba's great success, Australia
farnish the largest quota.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
POTOMAC RIVER Rourp
schedule IN effect Saturday. March 2i.t ,a,s
THREE TRIPS v-rrK,-, w.

Ne"SS"ie ia erect Saturday. March 2ist ,e,a
THREE TRIPS wrrKIrl i''''
Ete3tnefS leave baltimore S,r,o,ho
1fp,..llSl piers Light Street, every T',esper
in,io,vinSS 80, 80 SSiurday. at . p. m. frr IL
SG,IHsOgs' Ccao, Bumdicss, Walnut Po Sin1'
Ps,int 4, r., "isttts, Lodge Landing Mun,;v.,
, LII nlhSaict ACauS, PiDey Poipt o,,,,.,gS
,S InM, Apeiis. Stones, Bushwocd. i,ncsstai.
mara Liverpool Point, Gb mont. Nlef,'
ri,nrrssdhg IN WasAlust n carly sJondav
hu"tsua, nc Ga uEd,y mornings ""SS'
l. ave NJ htu-ton. u. e Tosf 81 -,t &C.,.
rr,,,ao. itInnit ttnS. at p. NJ every Sn,6s,.'
siv ,.a5 a.a hursday For the follows notn.S.
- AtSnurla. = y mont liverpool POM Rt,'cr
fo,S,, -" - MOOD Ia" cast ers, Sfoncs LeonaS5
".n -, M, Aheils, pmey poiut a.
It,,IssiI,S 'ur,gys toint, ktusale u noon Con-
siIi'Crs "sIhut ONT. Uowafts, Lewisetfs
i .i..ets, = = 70. Cra-ons So. M. nr"rnC,a'
zorro bcilC =. q. 49, D'"Lho e.
49, Arriving In baltimore eart,- IT,,
'.s-tsd,y ANA Saturday mornings "f
pts'lSht iecciN, u az Pier o. iJebl e.ro.
"ees,t.tI0le, on S2tiiI dave until AZ n n, S''
r., HENSON a BRO. Apts Was htn.,,-,,
HhAhDoS * CHIMES, AEts ais, u,n5 11n'
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
RlC6MoND. FREDERfCRsBuRo 8
POTOMAC n. r..

schedule In effect January 6, 1868
Lave FREDERICKSBURG Noarsw.na
20 q; 'a da'iy except Sunday. Makes -
y a N. daily. stops at Alexandra,
~ a. II. Naiiy Steps en- signsrYf Tcroo,,o.
s5ttntoii AZ { frs &C mia SupasTs LA "a >
sncI S NJ AsAandris to laif OF pss
20 " a n. Sai!y MAKES LEGAL stons.
80 :. - NY SGcept SnndEy. aIons az A.
% p Pm %, dAi's except Sunday. Mikes Inca
!ep "a. sunaai ony. Makes local .,,u.
=, q o. p N Callg, stops ~ AicxS1d.ss STOPS
~ w p. IA cai'y- STOPS az A'axanTis M
'"A' N FREDERICKSBURG SOUTHWARK
90 (, ~, daily. Atlantic Coast lima troll
S,Yps et DOS we'll and Ashland ar5 -
@iitCrd SUNDAYS nuty. anu al
"a .: "a, 1siiA except sunday. Makes local
8 e N saad ,ys only. Mikes local sion.
AZ IL q; ~, Cary except SuuGas Makes l. al
u 20 p NJ. daily. g. A. train stor. -
Muiord and Ashland, and IA noswaI1 an a.
3 20 p ,'n daily. Atlantic Coast lin. 49,,
StStS a. AShhpd. and al Dnsyvsn az
:. - lei on pass 8" ger for c. s. o. Nv. i !"
:, ~ =, u, 1Siiy. Make local stops
'J,'l,' '-t,g. a; l.. train. Stone at
. accom- iodEJ!on train from wssh,,e.
III IS 10 - -. n. dBtiy excsy. Sunday ~"
~ -. 'f'n% a.; trtl laia and 1onaF1' as 49,.
CONNECTIONS nrt guaranteed &C anu
q. a. cox, Agent
- v. CDtP. GEM. STUNT
W. F.TAYLoR. Trsf. Mgr
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
The Right Fraternity.

But, after we left the old homestead
ana started out to make our own wa =
In the world, then again we had mar.
row moral and spiritual escapes As
we look back at those ESCAPES today
we shudder In horror. As we weigh
carefully the conditions then we know
that we escaped our spiritual deaths
as 1t were, by the narrowest margin.
Oh, how close we were 10 being wreck
ed on the rocks OF temptation ana SIM
we were as close as were the inmates
or the AieXandrian corn shin on the
day she went to pieces on the shoals.
fefhaps that narrow moral and spirit-
uai escape occurred on the day yon left
nome for college The goodbYs had
Deen said. You were ont Of your moth
efs sight and beyond the sound OF your
fathers voice for the first time. You
mad TO choose your associates. This
ana that college fraternity were open
TO you. The classes were pretty clear
iy defined. One fraternity was com
posed Of drinking dissolute young men
Another was composed OF steady. stu
diouS, moral students With which
would you associate yourself? While
you were hesitating some Old school
friend came 10 you and warned YOU
against the fast set ana persuaded YOU
TO unite with the sodly men. As you
look back upon your past life. before
God you can say that next 10 Your
mothers prayers that advice OF your
old school friend was the most impor-
tant talk OF your life. Your whole
spiritual future was affected by the de.
cision you made on that night when
under his influence you decided the
fraternity fellowship question.
Or Derhaps your morai and spisituai
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17

OF kidney disease.
While kidney dis
orders are the
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized by
patient and ply
sicians, soho con-
tent fhszn aeIDes
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
RAILWAY co.
Fiankatauk River Line
'eheduIe' ia erfent March lslh, leas.

ia Chctt AiargH ism fpaS
a. t tiSi leaves Pier 2, Light Street Wharf
F.i 49,. e. ever hunIRA, WEDNESDAY o.,
'tlIay, weather I.crmttInE Tor Erca,nSs anu
tt,norn .'"t" landings as follows: Iesye nj
Vile s.S M iee5on Na m rimbss Reed
,s,,, - = 'hsoos Cretk 4, arrive Presport Il
a." pa iSer gars aud Freight en- 49,,
~ 'aiH-, Fret cts. t.uarfs t6,SnsS
bun.as 1VVI.NaS. Green Point, sfsIup,rs
port -t.eJR. IL ' up 'ssN'pg free
Hai,t' r,,r,"s, steamer leaves Frcepcrt for
Tst..ii."' auu INTERN ediute landiups eves,
i'.SsHel, Ihtss dav aud safurdsr 49,
% ung, as Follows: Leave Fres ss So
9.ls rop nian9s gu Stsrapors :. Green poipf
SIS Fiissss,,.s "I - warehouse Csee, 8, RuarIs
Grtcs , Tftn.St 70 ~ noon. Callis ,p.SO =, -.
.uhSh Aili /. JHchsous Creek i4S u. IN
FIeaiS,,, GO 40 Grace Point $50. ByTciton
"Hillihcfe next morning - arrive
ChSAC wICoMICO RIVER Ityr
- SiSem9r leaves Pier Light st,aa, W,
a.,,'l"les every Tuesday. Thursj 20 80;
lt,, 'S ~ w amer pen hitting tor OcPan ar
nslti more - IA N Ia ESQ "A. no. = ,,,r sove
It 10 iipScTs q. h2eGwelIs $50, Fiseinn s,tss
o hlinsroUck :, RyruttS1 $40 ifr,,e =, iaI Nels
arrive O2tSns ISIS "lni $40.
tHSt9sHng leaves ocran for baltimore ara
l,'ei lHSItHle iandiugS. Ne.th, pe,,,,'1 -, 80
every Monday, GO nCsday snd s - .ihs,
i,t5 Gr.,., I'Ne Cct"u, .. II EilmnrbociI
Have, : 49, $500 ~ rdion Harding q
o.c'. ailts q, EHcKwe Is q b. T,ne,se-IS .e VIE
II" u =, -'tttlyc ia itim"le neXG 1aUrninr
80 10y 9 sIetsoas Creek 1880 a M Trtcl 9.
~ ~. u::o. arrive Fitchetts IL M.
NH i5.55r nc cts IVA N Calls 1890, Crickct
un's nOt srop ga S':nia,S
S,a'uttay itlI toHi} extends 10
LAohC&y trip ton,Y) ie4Ve
t.is tl.he 'abie shows IEc fir-es ~ which
tlosts mej lie cSPectS 40 arrtVS M snd an an
Ialt ftcm : he seveiat NEaIvCs bpT 49, sit ne a
IlNa' CT az psEfGic az the tim, : -t1tsI a. a, a.
sustan.t fG, Tor &c e. he CosD pary hold if,eit
,tst'sln ore Ton ah5 d, lev CT any COZ. seousnr.
~, e. at re, eived al Baltimore for shova
''''''S ~, ssi nI gay mill 3:eO IA.
~ - - 10 I'D hoAsoN. Gen. Manager
n, BROWN, + sent, Pisr3
h'och. "en Passenger a gent.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never SuSDect II.

EsseAeney o. AluueE Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm
ing increase and remarkable prevalency
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17

scith doeforins the effects, while the orig
'aaf disease undermines the system.
| What To DO.
There is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain IN the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage
1t corrects inability to hold water
and scaldiug pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night, The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. IF you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle and
book that tells all
about it, both sentfree zs.:s:$a
by mail. Address DR.. n. ss:i3
Kilmer & Co., Bing- ssa.14: a5s szzo
hamton, N. Y. When Home OF sTsmp-RoOs
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, DIR. kilmer's Swamp-Roo and
the address, Binghamton, N, Y.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17
hammock River Routes.

o~it lhlpEcS FEeU.
E--,]fffSS-5x sfsSSlZISA ericissburg, Nor
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-17

about it, both sentfree
by mail. Address DR..
Kilmer s. Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. When
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. June IL. 1905
beans and sacks peas. ImpoTts-Antwe-p So bags
5o do Na4 5oo 90 do peand for domestic is
light and market geneTey quiet with outside nsqrfs fs
sttertion supply liberal and tone easier! Y" quote
Iao1 T. Eood s. 2oaS2 as medium choice 4oaS2 90
90 common 10 good s. 5as2 3d. pea choice = o,9s- @ ~
81 cease - s. 2oas2 30 % medium s2aSI ,- 2V
Choice sr 81 s6as1 R9n to god 81 5ogSi ,s ~
sask b az tarle n soup soup @aoe fa - oe So 4oss .5 PEAS
scotch bags peE bush. 81 e5as2 20 NO.. r.. s.-
rnend butter only moderate ana 'ees rs
generally have no difficulty obtaining an ample Suppl
al current quotations the offerings are rot urgent enough
classes q butter are generally unchanse1 We quote:
s5sts @ qzsc. DO seconds 2ia22e fhlrds 1920
dairy tubs finest &c; % goa e.s no tDec,as
% do extra 2ig2l i2c DO hrsIs lsgZ'e 90 Ss rs
29c' GO 2o 90 10 : iS16slc: 90 No 8 I7G17i4c.
coHTnued good for fancy grades Of neT iqa %
make, is IN firm POSITION but without further
pF5ss rs @s st6es f are ot TegGar quality value sad
ouotafons been jropped ExporteTs SNOW S and
,,.asy -, bgt cheap SKINS under neglect veER9o
We quote: Nevstate. fu cream specisis II ~ d 70
DO small fspfy - &c SSo5,ns a9 "a. iji.c % skins
f. specials &C. DO skins IN fne 5 rs: Ems 80 s5I fg 70 s
Receipt. to-day 21.2s4 Arrivals are
oscsstlns s sa 'e efvng me market steadier hrn
tone thr s9s f, o,osb. change but the average Of
sales shade higher than last wek Pennsr
Ssn,a and nearby selected white fancy &c 99 egoa 40
spst to Extra 1!alae DO undersrsde So
seconds l4aa15c DO thirds, laal4c; dres' loa
cafgRI ,I EsH-AppIes dull weak. Pears
steady frrner Purns steady Cherries nGs
- and prices lower. Biackberries hrmer RaspbeFres
%eser IucIeberrles steady Musuneions % IN good de-
ea Spy per bb 81 5oass Baldwin 81 5oas2 so do
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

With dnsS spot @ eo.aF at had s s
weak with QUOTATIONS ranging trem T5c to rs 25c
ass IS and futures at ass los The local market
gIse elestrolytic a = 50 I al2sSss casting
II u e25e LEAD adTanoea TO ~ & los ed IN the
s45S'sd hSss ma sPELTER was lower london closing a.
at 455 eoc, IRON was higher SIS Sd for Cleve-
pord sae wi 10 fOu8GPy Northern st s15 IS
Changed at the Produce Exchange No sales Regu-
lar sr:iss quoted "a as fCOys .I Ssh ga sE
ISIS 75; September s159sl5 90: october sl54 SIC:
MoIAssEs AND sIRUPs.The market Tor syrup.
ruled steady but unchanged Moiasses was firmly held
follow: New Orleans Centrifugal, common. !5a l9c;
fs cans % S6eS G tese sGed 15s
17c; fair 320c good. a22c prime 2l $50: fancy
oms-cOttOnseed oil wa, lower TO-DAY & owing as,a to
100 bbls June at 47c ana loe October at 40
steads at unchanged prices. We quote: PETRo-
bis bf WAX sc oDtS FeneT cases New York
10000: Philadephia, 10 s5c water White Nev SorS T
water white. New York. 1890: Philadelphia
SUMNER yellow spot 47c June 4s 7c July
bs' BE- s45i and Scvenpber sa1l 4o4c: of sum
yellow. June. - 45,e: good off summer yeIi0w
AZ 94asc LINsEED oILmAmsriean, see city ray z0s
FkotIsIosssh thsn .ss,sS Of SPEC
gndeEtOne al days but az oSd closed ol. sad
expected 10000 on THURSDAY. Total receipts at the
West 1000 hogs PoRk1FIrn Quoted; . .e New
si8a.I7 20. BEEF-Firrn. Qu9ted: Mess, s14 qsi5
BEE oassss Seosed Bsssn sss SO
s $50 e eUT mi SATPcks iSs p bellies arm ouated @
Smoking. 1oc: 10 10; e3sc; II H. &c; - 10; -. c
ss9s soses f Mdd. sS &essr c12
9nStst Sc contiHen, ssoc Brazil Kegs
COMPoUND-ouiet Quoted: - 9shc STEARINE E
Quotations follow: Screenings; s& 4c ordinary .
- @ fair S,6: SSS s geo oFPnas Pana sGresn S aD G B
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar was quiet but
oopragement TO hold OF for an expected decline
price refined The following list prices subject
tablets 77oc: cut loaf e2oc crushed e1oc: mould A.
fectioners. aran1iated. 565c: XXXX powdered 5.55c
powdered coarse powdered and fTgi{ pGwSered nc an
2-lb Of fine granuated, 56oc: lib bags do
bag. do 555c: 25 and 30 ID bags do 545c: Eagle
or standard granulated and diamond A, 54oc: con
/. 5IOc; 80 s. 5O5c: No Sc No I. ! 95c; No g. 9oe
No g. 4s5e; No 10 4759: No II 4-!oc; No II $50:
slight decline n the market for raw sugar on m actual
water deIvered refinery Arbuckle Brothers. and
Brothers Duty paid prices at the close We're quoted
E foIlovs Centrifugal 'e test 43ec; uuscovado. 50
London market for beet sugar 1s4d higher for
June which quoted az lis Sd and sd up for
position sugar the four United States ports as
reported o. Wtlett & Gray, vas as follow . fe-
- $50 last year and 56125 two years ago Meltings
600 tons. which compares with 40 600 200 Iast week
The ports tons. compared with 3o35o1 the
week before year and 354,541 two years
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
OTHER MARkETS-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. June 17.-CATTLE-Receipts 23. 600 head
market I0a25c lower; SEA IS 40 cows q SO:
heifers 81 Sc 60 bulls SO a s5 so; calves 81 so
s. 70: stockers and feeders So % IS 40 HOGS-Re-
cepts about 80 900 steady to &c lower choice
shipping. So 1Oq s5 I5 butchers. s5 Io4s5 T5 light
mixed s. 5o4s5 65 choice light. 50 65 s. 10: packing
81 40 ass 50; pigs. s4Gs5 20. SHEEP-Receipts
head: easy; sheep, So IS 40: lambs
50 q$s G5; yearlings. IS IS s. So.
Cincinnati June 1I.-IIOGS-Active butchers
shippers. s5 So common. 81 4Oas5 90. CATTLE
Steady and weak fair good shippers s. G
common. 81 504s4 SHEEP-Steady. 81 % a 81 so
LAMBS-steady, 81 IS q SO IS
head: slow and steady: prime steers. 81 25as7 10.
NEALS-Recepts 325 head: 25c higher
s5Gs7 so. HOGs-Receipts, $500 head; fairly active
and steady unchanged. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceipts 1.200 head active and steady: unchanged
PttsDurg. June 1T.-CATTLE-Suppy light slow
choice. sTas1 40: prime. SIS 65Gs6 SIEEP-Supply
light. steady prime wethers S59S5 10: com
s2s3 80: lambs s4Gs5 calves. s7Gsz HOGS
Receipts light. slow prime beaves mediums and heavy
Workers s5 So Hight Workers s5 6oas5 rs pigs s5as5 TO-
roughs 81 50frs4 90