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Arizona republican., 1908-04-30

The Christian women of Phoenix are invited to attend meetings for prayer and conference al the Central Methodist church. opposite post office, every day except Sunday from now until the election. May 2nd. Meetings begin at 2:30 r. NJ.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30

The executive committee for the Young Peoples Federation of the Churches of Phoenix have selected F o'clock onOOn) as their hour of prayer. Promptly at this hour each day until May 2nd every Christian man and woman in Phoenix and vicinity is ask ed to stop whatever task he may be employed with and spend one minute in silent prayer for the success of prohibition ou May 2nd.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30

lis the treasure of all the Desert
 At Donofrio's store. It is CrystalIized Cactus Candy
 That makes you sing for more.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30

If you want everyone to greet you With smile upon his face. Carry CrystaIlized Cactus Candy, From Donofrio's place,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

every requirement., In Dresden last August the Esperantists held their ,, fourth international congress and may well boast that 5000 people, representing thirty nationalities, speaking in one tongue, Is proof that Esperanto is a success, whatever It's intrinsic merits compared with nu- merous rivals. The congress is da- scribed in the North American Re- view, and 1t is evident that the gath ering was an impressive one. If the zeal shown by the delegates at the congress goes with them to their scattered homes Esperanto must speedily become world study. But being world study and world lan- guage in actual practice are two dis tinct things. Language has always been matter of growth and not of medication. The human being catch es up the first gesture or word that will convey the present meaning, and as things are drifting to-day the needs of the world will be conversa- tion with English speaking people. The Americans and the British are the greatest world travellers to-day. The routes where English spoken here" stares the traveller in the face are growing wider each year. Our language is made up out of many tongues, and the ease with which immigrants pick up enough for every. day use is evidence that it can serve every purpose of a universal speak ing medium. A few at least of every people on the globe are already in- terested in speaking English some of the time. These few will acquire it because they have to, and they wI.l gradually introduce it among their fellows. In this way English will coine into use wherever and when ever universal language is needed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

The famous recipe which was of fered to housewives to keep the "odor of boiling onions and cabbage out of the house" for the modest sum of $1 seems to have caught on in the fashionable district of St Louis. The recipe, which was only handed out after the dollar had crossed the magi- clans palm, was, Don't boil onions and cabbage" In order to be impar- tial the owners of the St Louis apart ment houses put it "in the lease" that cabbage. onions and other "odiferous vegetables shall not be cooked on the premises. There are cooking odors more or less unpleas- ant to many people which do not go with the prepara tion of boiled dim ner-for instance, frying fat that ceased to be sweet or the burning on" of vegetables after the water in the kettle has evaporated. It will be a merry war when landlord and tenant and neighbors who complain come to settle all these fine distinc- tions as to what is what in the mal- odorous line But with that the world in general has nothing to do. The question is upon the common sense of anybody banishing from the table vegetables that make foI health and strength as well as pleas
 ure because nature happened to en. dow them with flavor all their own
 The question has upset the peace ot families and embittered neighbor- hoods making no pretense of being Fashionable. If the St Louis and.
 lords persist and inaugurate a ma. tional crusade for odorless cooking they will find allies in every towr
 and village Fortunately the farm kitchen is way to one side. and odor!
 can be kept from the house without cutting cabbage and onions of tn, | bill of fare.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

While the opposition of the bank ing fraternity to government postal banks seems natural as a business policy, it goes against one of the car dinal principles of sound finance. People need to be taught to save and have their money earn more money. The regular savings banks will always pay higher interest than the government would allow and must continue to get the spare money of the thrifty having access to their vaults. The postal bank will send the dragnet into the byways of the land and gather in dollars that would otherwise be boarded in idleness or scattered on the first tempting bar gain or chance for a good time. Ii the pennies are saved the dollars will find the right channel to the best repositories for savings in bulk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

Consumption does not pay, and the fight against tuberculosis in this country must depend for success upon the extent to which the public can be aroused to the economic nec- essity of stamping it out. Millions of dollars are being expended now to take care of the victims of tubercu- losis one way and another, and it seems that the cost of medical care is perhaps less than half of the if nancial burden due to this disease. One of the physicians from Europe at
 tending the congress on tuberculosis at Washington declared that out of every three persons who die during the working period of life one suc- cumbs to pulmonary tuberculosis. Thus society pays toll to the plague by a loss of it's working force. To say nothing of sympathy for suffer- CTS, it is a quest ion of self interest for every community to stamp out consumption. Waterbury's tag day should be made memorable one, in
 the interest of stamping out tuber- culosis, and assisting those afflicted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
Railroad Time Table.

October {, 1908.
 Going South. FOR BRIDGEPORT AND NEW YORK pm SUNDAYS, LOO. $40 q. m; i:os, sos FOR ANsoNIA AND ,D NEE HAVEN, HAVEN, JeJ; PAS. 4:io. sos, ':D p m. SUNDAYS, 7.oo, s:toa. m.; l; ;oa sos ?. m.
 Going North. FOR rHoNAsToN, ToRRrNGroN AND TWISTED -e;tf s;H; n:1 q m.; s:ss 7:oo, s;Hp. m. suNDAfs s'e a- m.; s'o7 FOR wATERrowN-saT.s s:E, raa . n.; e:ib 7oe ?. n-
 Going East. FOR HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD wIL- LIMANTIC. wonCEsTER pEovf- f:io sssa .. m; isis. s:i1 T:a to Hartford and sprinsfeid). ?. m.
 Going West. FOR spANBuRY-s:S . m; a:ot, 7'oo p FOX PoUeEKEEPsIE-s;Sa a m; .;s:,ip nL
 SUNDAY TRAINS. fos ssrsins,.s:n. sic.n : n; a:ss S:a s:ii Sonu.osas for spriasAsia vorossssr. aus Boston.
 DUBLIN STREET STATION. FOR nERrpEN AND MfDDLErowx- io:Ss | .. S:lo ? . V. a. BuKu ec COLBY
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

Antu Drudge-"Wont you come home to tea with me, ch.dren?"
 John-"Coe on Sally you have had the blues all day. A little fresh air will do you good" Mrs. Hurd,Uay-'No. I have to get up early tomorrow and get at the washing want to get to bed early tonight" Anty Drudge"Of all silly creatures! I suppose you have been thinking about your washing all day. No wonder you are blue. Now just go and put your things on right away. When you get down to my house will give you few cakes of Fes-Naptha and your blues and blue Mondays will vanish forever, and Johns only day home will be more pleasant in the future"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1908.

An expert declares that some Eu- ropean powers could Hand an army of 100000 soldiers on our coasts quicker than we could ourselves" Yes, and also beat us shedding tears over what happens then.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
WATERBURY FIRE ALARx

1-Cor South Main ana ursnd stA
 5-scoyill Manufacturing Co. (PA 6-Cor Sridss and NASill stA
 7--Exchange Placs.
 S-Euciid and Roseiapd avsnusG i2-Rogers & Bro. (P) l3-Cor East Main and Niaxara stA ll-Cor East Main and Wolcott stA 16-Cor High and Walnut strestA, 16--Cor East Main and Cherry sta. l7-rCor East Main and Cole sts. 2l-Cor North Elm, Kingsbury stA a3-Burton street engine housA 24-Waterbury Mfg co. (Pl 36-Cor North Main and North sts. s6-Cor Buckingham and Cooke sta 27-Cor Grove and Prospect sts. 2S--Cor Hillside avenue and Pine sts 29-Cor Ludlow and N. Willow sta 31-Cor Bank and Grand sts. 32-Cor Riverside and Bank sts. 34-Cor w. Main and WatertownS rd 36-Conn. R. & l.. Co car house (Pl S6-Waterbury Bras Co. (P) 37-Cor Cedar and Meadow sts. 3S--Cor Grand and Field sts. l2--Cor South Main and Clay eta. <3-New England Watch Co. (P) 46--Benedict q Burnham Mig Co (PR <e--Waterbury Buckle Co. (P) 47-Cor s. Main and Washingtou sta, S1--Cor Baldwin and River ets. E2--Cor Franklin and Lntor, sta Ss-W'bury Clock Co, case fly. fpH S4--Rose Hill house.
 66-Cor Liberty and River sta.
 S7-Cor Baldwin and Stone sts.
 6S--Cor Luke street and Sylan aya e2-Cor Doolittle alley and Dublin ss 92--Cor West Main and Willow sts 93-Cor N Willow tt and Hillside av. f4-Cor Johnson and Water rills sta 142-Wolcott ct above Howard. i63-Cor Walnut and Wood sts. l62-Cor East Main and Weleon s,. l73-Poli's theater. S12-The Platt Bros. 6 Co. fPl
 213-Shoe Hardware Co. (Pl 214-W'bury Clock mvt. factory. ID.
 316-Cor Cherry and North Elm sts 234-Cor Fleet and Hill.
 361-Cor Round Hill and Ward st. 363--Farm street. cor St Paul. 26t--Cor Etua and North Main ste
 4el--Iuno Cooke and N. Main n 263-Cor Abbott and Phoenir avsa. a72-Groys, Central and Hoimea sv Sll-S. N. B. Tel Go buildiSs ses
 3i2-Cor Bank and Meadow sts
 313-Randolph ( Ciowes. fPl
 314-Piume ( Atwood fp,
 315-American Ring Go. fp,
 al9-Electric Light 6tation rv Sls-Hoimes, Booth c Hay6e.s sv~ 33l-Cor Bank and Washin rton sr saa-Cof. Green and N. LecnsrA s,. a33-Cor Wash ton ave PurtlaSA ss
 33l--Cor Charles and Porter sfs s32--Cor Bank and Fifth. 342-Cor Highland av and ". M,in
 e3G-Cof Lafayette, Washinrton aS.
 337-Rivsrsids Park. nsaF hssUerS.
 e71-City Lumbsy and Coal co. tFi ll19-Tracy Bro9 (P)
 l33-Cor Clay and Miii sts.
 l93-Cor Liberty and 6. Nah sea
 tS1--Stssls q Johnson A're co. fpt
 e11-cor pal1vin an1 N'linetGa so1
 ss6S hh:'sy,. h;a@t. srs 2. 1xf,. 2 tt sI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

The London board of trade finds that the business slump affects the five leading commercial countries of the world, Great Britain, Germany. France, the United States and Bel gium, so there is no sense in knock ing the 1907 panic at this date. Re action had to come.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

Language making looks easy to us moderns, judging by the number of claimants the last fifty years for the position of vehicle of speech for all nations" A hundred different tongues have been invented, and each was said by its promoters to answer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
oo;no Good 4sryiee.

Bill-1s that watch your father gave you ten years ago stiIl doing good sery. fee, JiIl-Yes- pawned 1t again today for the twentieth time.-London opin' ion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
Danbury Hat Co.
 46 Center St.

The rent card in the window will not do tho work that rent adv In the columns of the Democrat will do. The card is read by persons liv. ing in your district. The rent sdv would he read hy people in all parts of the city. Try rent adv and save money; 8 days for 25 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

It never occurs to fools tkat merit and eosd Ssrtsns sfs cioeaay uni1s1- Goethe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

Isn't short, smooth road better than a roundabout, rocky onel
 Isn't that the road you would take by preferencel
 We'll, the shorter, easier, smoother road in washing clothes is the Fels-Naptha way.
 No rocks in your path; no boiling, hot fires, steaming suds, or hard rubbing.
 Fels-Naptha banishes the disagreeable part of washing, takes out the backache, cuts the time to half, and makes the clothes cleaner and ,whiter than it is possible by the old-fashioned way.
 Follow the simple directions on the red and green wrapper.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

GEESE Maryland. choice. 12a1sc; do western sgioc:
Sc I 81 M do dark Th!is 81 as Do cue
wa dges oS have p,B only 6s % Jack ra
3 s % ssE M We W4 81 0s PUcK % an4 5 R5 5
sqeenWin Gs GS SS DO 90 common 26G40e RSBBr
FoTAToks AND yEGETA LEs.oGsrags q T Posa- ia
mand light Sweet potatoes steady Onions without
small in TO sss Ba9 seh f
tables in light receipt and Without ra5eria ATTN sfs 9
cases reaching So New Orleans yesetables unehsnsed
did arrive and no change in kas or spinach
Ga ~eFstsbe WITHOUT new feature Hot
hass veSsta6 yet 6se mPE M s aa1sd ed 4op
Dbl g Ss' So C DO Ls9E 81 ss dIsHa Ger dc state SS P.an
yyenia and western in bull s per ls1 o. n s. 2ss2 Ss
Do SS state or oa AND ss PS5 sar
5h 81 Sogs go % Ne PER Sak 81 sEas 51s9 S vs ee
drum slo@sI4: ANIsE. New Orleans b6l g oogs4;
RRa pe1 si 5 a5 do New Orleans 100
dG old Btr Pe e SS SSncas 81 % sss a. aE
8r % S SS 4ar 81 'GSf2 Sci 90 9 ba SG ses ger
stalks l5asS 3 per 8 0g 9 So S.r do c s
DO Danish mis- seed per Do tg 2 ssqs 81 s dS So dGqfS R
se s sa. M 2Fe Fos per
DO Gatosla ar per sTste 1 81 SSes5 5a Go abs
per box s1G$i Is EscARoLE New orleans; b6l
s2as sas s9 per basket NoTo 4 pei b6 5o8
n aRI New Orleans per 100 punches. S3aS4 LEEKS
New orleans per 100 punches. s2aS3 LETTUCE. Flor
ida per basket. 81 25ds3: LIMA BEANS Bermuda. per
box So sDaS3 do Cuban S3GS4; MINT. Bermuda. per
box S1qsi Is; ONIONS small white pickle, per Dbl
low 81 3aS2 so: red. s2Gs2 25; do state. white per
ba sjSef xfGS1 81; and Western. white. per
crate s1si e do white per bag 81 5oass so; do yell
low 81 ascis2 do red 81 55Gs1 81 DO Orange County
Der crate s. 25dS2 10: OYSTER PLANTS: per 100
do cuban. s1qs2; PEPPERS Florida per carrier ISc9
sI 30. do Cuban 75d9oc: PEAS. Florida. per basket
81 g. ' SsS SS Si.ans sals s
6sa- PARSNIPS bbl 75cGs1 5: ROMAINE. New
Orleans per bbl 5o@s2 so; do basket. soo75c:
e5dT5c; RADISHES. North and South Carolina. per
sk sassgt OTIS New orsans per bbI ksass So STRING
BEANS FLORIDA and per basket
saG q 30: SQUASH. Hubbard per bbl So 25GS2 5o do
marrow I5Gs2 do Florida white per box Sfas1 so:
do Cuban white Sl4S1 IS: SPINACH. Norfolk bbl.
7oc SI 25 TOMATOES. Florida, carrier. $iSS2 so;
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

fancy Tangerines steady Grapefruit arm PinesP-
head eb g 9Sa$4 do DO 81 sPsseG RsG
Sn S ed 81 Sss s g g @ @ sPg
s m % moor eqd I'd @ a & &R 2 Res per-
$2@s2 - do ns basket 40 IeS e. 5 eay bIaek
God DC ieTaey ia's STFstsy F@ 6e 5S sIR
81 50; TANGERINEs. Florida. per strap s$q$4: MAN
hENs Eads ne FGFd sf PT Psgqss s;raR RU4 Florida per
,i@sa DC 6adr m a EEs 81 5Ss 5000 s lanfy PsF
Eorf1 caTenSe PS Sa! ssa &C. 90 AbBaka 81 5oasa :
HOPS-There has been steady buying in the state
of all grades at about former prices though Increasing
trading has been quiet and prices unchansed There has
three " years ana considerable business
fere Gh 'saf Is eR aRd @ tie dns 1857
per NJ 1Saiec & o. Pme ocd do 5o med nme s DO 90
medium. 7c Germans. 1907 prime TO choice 27a3c;
do do msda s5as 1905 sS4 rA'"' Coast 1906 choice &C.
HAY AND sTRAw--The week closes with dull
hope Of Immediate iI1prOvemsnt We quote: HAY.
s5cas shppng SOC DO packing 69S clover and clover
tahsad rS s ea n nE se do short and
carload lots by freight have
being carried over on the track by receivers Trading
surplus fully IA 10 unsod Prices nominalIy
@ e n but & ouf02T Fo eer m M = r
r, Sc TURkEYs per n i25sa: Ducks. WeafsT9 Per
Western per b. 12c: sodthwester
Ss stock e P delayed
by yesterdays storm is being & delivered Live @ today but with
over. Invoices lighter and with weather cold and
favorable holders fairly steady in their views for
We quote: Dry packed-TURkEYS,
hens and TOMS fancy, 16c: good
prime i5Q15Ikc: do Western. dry picked. young
prime l5a155ac; do common to fair 12gl4c: do South
western I20l5c; do old hens prime. Gl6c; do old
toms prime. 14a15c do old. fair to good 12qI3c:
SPRING CHICKENS. bro:!eTs, Philadelphia, 10 10
10 pair per 10 22p25c do Pennsylvania a 10 to
pair per NJ lsa2Oc: grades. 15G16c do West
ern dry picked milk fed. fancy 1sd2oc do fancy 800
I6c do poorer grades 1314c do other Western scalded
12a14c: SPRING CHICKENS roastinE Philadelphia. 10
61gc: d., Pennsylvania 12g15c do Western dry picked.
milk fed fancy 17d1sc do 70 and best
Michigan scalded, 12gl3c do other Western scalded
large. I2IaO13c: do 111.nl2c. do poorer
grades 1Od1lc: FOWLS Western. dry picked selected.
heavy small boxes l3c DO large boxes and bbls 12sc
do moor 10 medium, l0612c. do Ohio and Michigan,
scaded. choice 1910: do other Western sSalded l9a
12I.c do Southwestern l0G12c; CAPONS. Phsdelphia.
I6ao2c: Ohio and Indiana 15q19c OLD COCKS. dry
picked and ssaided gs 5o o,bs1 Western ssi2c
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

C0TT0N-The cotton market showed continued
to-day although apprehensions regarding the
labor situation Lancashire relieved by the news OF
settlement before the opening Of the exchange Prices
had sharp initial advance, but later fluctuations were
irregular and the close steady at net advance OF 3g
points. session estimated
steady advance OF 10
points during the minutes sold i 10
higher the Lancashire settle
ment buish END figures. the reduction in the dis
the of Germany. predictions Q: small
intosight figures week and reports Of better export
general
the OF the bull
pool also disappointment tho
showing o the market
shortly opening result Of realz
ruled quite irregular. At
night active months about IS points
level of the previous day and "a points
under the high point OF the week Weekend figures
a worlds visible
American for the week against increase FOR
year II is pointed that the
the end OF the equal
Of II the crop is IL $40 900
bales At present the weekly irto-sght is running
steadily behind last years figures and the Is
Consequently calculated increase confidence in small
the based the figures which
were published Tuesday.
The range prices to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
Furnished ny Van schaick & Co. No. Wall stree
R.5 ASKED Bid Asj
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

January -. 1908
btEh ES-Receipts 76 or 1900 head, al
~ when sIaughterers. No trading in i've
s1tlle About held Friday The dressed
- race quiet iz09c per 10 for oro4rl 70
le native sides: choice beef sold at Sizc. ldhefPoo
a. London beef markets were STEADY. TX
ls from This port to-day included SO cattle and ls0
quarters q beef the NinRetonka TO Loncon sno SIo
-aFtfz OF beef in the New York 10 Southampton also
syl ne London market.
cAIhEs-Recepts were u head and 20 head % were
heia over yes1erdz.. making 81 sale Trace linte9
~ lack - stock but feeling steady Common 10 goo
as sld al sGdSS a. per 1o0 n and no prime loIs
rtfe. Western So 80 BARNARD calves Were
1.rsiy nominal Dressed calves continued ouIl az oV
Sc FOR city dressed with choice carcasses Drs
'-s &c; country dressed calves sold at ialzc -.
sses- phersoa a. Co: veals 129 10 average AT
;. Jgsd & Western calves. 5s6 I'd. az 80 90
eHfEP AND LiMBS-Recepts were is52 cars OF
sIs head including Il for ssaughtereTs ana -
- tf- market making. single car OF stale stoh
= car Sheep almost nominal put suflls
elitS held higher ana me Heilaii1
Nes limited. heid over .'ose ~.
I'd per loo NJ poorest best lambs al So1s d.
tteEsed quet ~ sQioc ID; cresse9 Iatnss
% i9a f2i=c. country dressed hothcuse lamps sanS
q ssasle pr -, ,...L.
ssef Korrls Commission Company: 200 Bufa1o isnn
- n 20 per 100 n: 2I DO 81 To- al 81 ~
- oha - 10 81 -: Ohio sheep. 100 10 at e1
:" sEh Isnhe 81 = So. ~ - -
dofs>- Receipts or 1."5I mead lncIu9-
~ hair Tor ihe market Feeling hrm on bnilslo
= western as ioes. Eoild sell hignet but -
,tsfiec hefor. Country dressed hoS@ e'o~ a.
'sl' 'ze seg n for heavy light wtshtA-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
,als .J.T07, 415i
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, January %. 1905.
,tffETh ,StotffE-The coffee market finished the week
with business little active and prices still showing
an upward tendency although there Indication
OF general Investment buying Sales to-day 20 $50
bags and the market closed unchanged points
higher for the day The market opered steady
cine Of points October. but generally unchanged
70 points higher European houses seemed to have sell
ng orders rather volume than recently. but
local trade interests buyers the market
showed generally steady undertone owing the
absorption Of ali offerings The upward tendency
encouraged by the general news, closed
changed I'D higher. Rio so reis while
burg and Santos were unchanged Receipts moder
ate at all points particularly interior Santos points,
Jundshy reporting only 10000 bags against 12C00 for
the day two years Receipts the ports
were 240O0 bags against 1900 years It
estimated that leading bulls bought fully 10000 bags
buyers supposed 10 be large holders OF the worlds
surplus supply, IL is argued from their attitude that
these supplies will be firmly held for the immediate
future at rate The market for spot coffee
steady. with quotations basis Of 6&c for Rio No 4
The Of prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEA
New York. January %.

New York. January %. 1905,
bing trade in beans. prices OBJ
m anss Generally sady IN Red dne show no
ask 81 92G$1 95 Tor choice dry stock and fair quant
well but supplies looked for week. Scotch
s. 227izQs2 20 40 common to good . S2aS2 q; medium
Shoiee s. as2 29 do Common to eood s2a$2 do
white kidney choice. 81 6Ogs265; red kidney. choice
turtle soup ehcce ST O0Gs2; do yellow eye choice
BUTTER-Reeelpts TO-DAY. a,1Is pkss. including 400
not large but strictly fancy fresh
o ae Of S the recent sales at 2c but
really high score i0s r w1Td nd bs BRING d e To- cho
grades steady Recent sales Of fancy storage creamery
do that that the quotation might be exceeded
Sjeher sales Of specials at 23'3a24c Factory pretty
well cleaned out and market very rm PatHag % sboGk
pkes quote Creanery specials per "a 4 c
do thirds 22a23c held. specials soo DO extras
dsry tubs fresh finest soc good choice 25g29c
fair 2og24c process specials, ,as9c G
17glso %tst9n @ e see9gs ss ec do ds
I@Isc Western factory helh Fts 21e 90 70 seg0hGs a
6a20c packing stock. No l. ac do No 1S'sc; do No
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day 371 boxes: exports, 1875
Trading continues I seT e
firm in their yiews ior s in remaining stocks is mod
holders Of such a6e quite nnR % the In Week b
mostly for eood full cream at 139ql3t4c though
there %aS 'o i for eHceptiony attractive Liverpool
cable Canadian 64 Cd for coloed and 6Ss ID Tor
w ouote full small. colored and
yits ine l5S4e; colored fine. 15%c do white
fine i5Isc prime. lag 5c do late october and
narIv Noyember made I212G1314c; do winter made llP
I2c do common fair. 9z411ac skins. lb specials.
lie: do fine, S9Q9ic; do fair 10 good. 6qec; 40 coi-
mon 3I4G41Ac: full skins, lg2c
ECGS-Recepts to-day 4.973 cases. The ADVANCE
yesterday had good wind in it. Dealers did not
follow the Improvement asked. and during the afternoon
been strained above prompt
selling basis To-day a freer Offering and the
market fel back 2sa2ssc for prime stock Of
which ample offerings for all present dernaas
held as
me a fair demand quote: State Pennsy yvania and
ea rv selected fancy. 29q3oc: do good to choice
c6GI2sc: do brown fancy, 25a26c; 90 hrsts
g3Sf2sc: Southern. rsts. 23a23fc DO sec
onds allkG22izc thirds. 19d2ic; dirties ionlec.
checks l41ec; refrigerators fancy 1sc 90 aFefase
prime. 1sdis2c do seconds loasai. &c: 90 'h"s i"~
iec do inferior la013c lined. f2ntsc. -, ..-,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet but hsid steady
quality Pears dun CranpeI-
Ties jui with some asking more than quotec
Strawberries shade higher. Oranges ouet OUT MN
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

do Cuban per carrier T5cgs1 So TURNIPS- Canada.
rutabaga per bbl s1as1 So Jersey and Long Island.
rIfabaSa SIGS1 IS; Irish. per bag T5890cs do New
Orleans white per hbl s1Gs2' DO old white Per hes
IS. WATERCRESS. 100 punches. SlQ>l 80.
BEET TOPS hothouse. per bush box. I5c0Sl CUCUM-
RF,RS hothcuse No !. per dozen. I5cQS1 L. do No :
ner box S2GS3 80. LETTUCE. hohoUse dozen. 2e9
4oc; MUSHROOMS. hothouse. per NJ l0e4oe: MINT
house peg punches. S2Qs2 50; RHUBARB per Dozen
punches. 4oaeoc; TOMATOES. hothouse per ~ io9-se1