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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-03

read this week of novel plan
adopted by an evangelist in Il
nelghboring State, assisted by Il
pillar of the church for which he
was laboring The revival had
been in progress for a couple of
weeks without any visible result,
but when it was announced that
every man converted would be
given suit of clothes, two hun.
dred men nearly tumbled over
themselves to join the church and
share in the distribution. During
the third week this number Of men
joined the church and the revival
closed, and there was a grand rush
to the store to select the reward for
joining.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-03

In view of the panic and talk Of
hard times, this little poem vii
bring cheer if we only believe it.
| was but little child,
Overwhelmed with sudden sorrow,
Torn by grief and anger wild,
Blind to any gladstone morrow.
Dear old NANNY, soul OF grace,
Laid her hand upon my head,
And with heaven in her face,
Softly, unsteady said,
Cheer mp, Honey, doau you fret,
Powerful good times comm yet.
Mammy's wrinkled ebon face
Long ago was hid from me,
But her counsel still has place
In the heart OF memory.
When grief tells me- Ter and DER.
Thou wilt never more rejoice"
When dare not look before.
Then hear loving voice,
Cheer up, Honey doan YOU fret,
Powerful good times comm vet.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-03

Speaking of books reminds me
of the many writers who make hay
while the sun shines. A writer
makes a hit with fine story and
the public is ready aud anxious for
a new story from his pen, and so
many times it is only IA disappoint.
ment that awaits the reader. With
in the past three weeks | have met
with three such books, which were
not worth the time bestowed on
them. These were simply written
and sold on their authors previous
reputation.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-03

This is the time of year when
not only good resolutions are made
for the coming year, but the
prophets and predicters are bnsy
with the things 10 come. One
queer thing about it is that they
seldom predict anything except the
caIamities that are to follow. 4
Chicago man looks through opti-
mlstic glasses and predicts that
people will grow more charitable in
1908 and there will be IL greater
demand for good books during the
coming year. Both these are good
things. Whether the charity be of
the purse or of the heart matters
not, for both accomplish much
good. There are so many good
people in the world ready to do
kindness on every occasion, and
we should consider that 1t is only
lack of thought sometimes that
keeps us from doing the pleasant
things we ought to do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
Dr.. Roller Is Confident Of Beating Wesergaard--
Winner Is to Take Gale Receipts

The wrestling contest neat Mon.
dsy nlgbt at the Seattle theatre
between n A. r. Roller. OF 50.
attic. and Jess westerEaard of
Iowa. viii. without question, be
the best match Of the Kind ever
seen In Seattle,
Both Of THEM are young men.
both are lntent unon securing a
match with Champion Gotch with
the hope Of winning the cham
pionshlp and both are In the very
best Of condition
The contest viii be OF catch as.
catch can style best two out Of
three pin falls Tor $500 a side
winner take all Of the gate re
celpts
In settling upon the terms, Roller
expressed willingness 10 abide
by the decision Of MesterEaard.
The big towan suggested that the
best way "a arrange it was Tor
winner To take all aud Roller
agreed
"Tm betting my money ON my
self and II | lose I'm going to lose
my money. aud the little end of
the gate receipts wouldn't do me
much good lot the winner take
the whole cheese"
Friends Of DR. Roller are more
fearful Of the doctors defeat In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
Tom 0ROurke's InsinuatiOns Regarding III D..
Johnson Offer Given Oammy Shake BY Man,,
The English Syndicate.

Tom ORoufht. associated With
Rogers In the wrestling game. says
he II suspicious Of The offer made
recently 10 jack Johnson 10 meet
Tommy Burns IN London lie in.
ainuates that The proposition VAS
not on the level aud that i was
a trick Of BURNS to get Johnson
across the water aud then give bin
the hooks
Some time aRo sporting writer's
ia this country were handing Burns
dallY psu and lnk labs about biz
boxing ability Aone Of them that
D.. those whose criticisms are taken
na Horth anything have ever &c
euaed Burns 81 being crooked They
al know that Tommy a. shfead.
g. after nll the money he can faaien
hts clamps -. sud lhey eite hlm
credit for a.
The majority - these same
critics to-day think that Burns b.
about the best tn hiH division
W. & KellY. one ~ the Eng
llsh syndicate Offering the purse
for Johnson and Burns. - q man
OF the highest standing In London
a typical English gentleman and
q mau Of bis word. la an Interview
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
CLUB OWNERS INVEST
$12,OOO,OOO ANNUALLY

sas O. 900. sltieh makes a total Of
6 eco a modest estimate laaeed IA
Tits day of hot rivalry and fancy
pflesu fur Yauus players
Zach club orders o. dnkeu balls,
~ 81 doseu. and frequently 90
dozen a. not enough but shis num.
hsr euzta tTsa naainE calculations
uHan 20 men. The tsu sets ~ uni
forms alone cost $50 ana the ahess
rouna 3, un To- 81 coo Trainers &C.,
from $500 up
All this expense. 40 b. tiso go. TO
get back To balance the hOoks
see leo fans mist pass through the
gates ~ nm average admission Of 80
r~nta In Aofue cities the average
pflea - but Is cents. beeaune four
pflcea rule. Is. % and 70 oents. with
the isoN srats O.
Estimating the average - %
esafa. thea. 10 meet the expensc
80 6As fans must pass through the
tafnailies before the account "
squared
OF course. after the first year one
big cost. that Of the stands. is
knocked off. but grcas deal OF
money 10 eXpended IN repairs "a
fences stands and grounds aud In
the additions which are made con.
staniiy. which Ia . measure offset
this saving
Figuring the average expense n
$3.50 $50. the eaat Tor ie teams ~
s. CSC, 500 To this add the salary
Of ian Iohuanu. $4,000. and u liar
- pulliam. sie.e8o. and the sum Is
g. los. 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
MONDAYS WRESTLING 60
TO Sc GOOD CONTEST

thlng on him IN any OF hts matches
aud he offers the same advice for
the Monday match.
"Of course I cant prevent a man
betting on me " he wants to.
aald Roller nut I can advise him
not to. am Just as confident OF
beating Mestergaard as have
been of heating the men With
whom have already wrestlcd.
know he Is big man and clover.
but iccl that Will be able tn put
Il over hlm.
"fhis match means a LOT 20 me
Already / have made something II
reputation ia the east and u can
send Wealergaard back defeated
there will be very little excuse
Tor ans further refusal on the part
Of Ootch "a meet me And that 8
what I'm hooking for
Monday nights contest Of the
Seattle theatre will begin al 3 20
q CLOCK "A improvement over ar
ranEcmenta fnr previous contests
will be- that the stage viii be equip
ped With orchestra chairs each
stationary and numbered. thus
avoiding the possibility of a mix
up such as married the hurna
Roller arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Seattle won three out OF -four
events Ia the lnleFelub meet with
men representing the Multuomah
club. held In the gymnasium OF the
Seattle Athletic club last uiEht.
Kineaid losing 20 Smith % tie
w4efoot banch In hard-foueht
wrestling bout
Kelly Nag enc Of the surprises Of
the evening Ne has never dis
PLAYED anS particular class before.
but last niKhi he outboxed West
Of Portland from start 20 finish.
West made the mistake OF play tnE
for a long distance punch. and
Kelly carried the fight te him fraa.
the tap Of the gong Kelly Was toe
fast for the Portland man.
venable downed Edgar Frank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

tssssus Star Exclusive service
uHooKLYN. March at~oH
TUESDAY. Aptll a. the baseball eqV
cf w.ii be torn OF and the Nasiesal
and American leagues. the gna iuTs
wIil open the seanon Of 1905 10 eight
cities
when the statement T. made. con
AasgAiiyeiy. that tho eeAt uf Pot
ting on this BIG baseball shoS toT
one season appfuainaiss Here than
9 goo eco. the stup-ndoas bsssineas
o. aaq 600. the niupgndass business
proposition hnsehali has bsconr
NAY b. realized
Ileulaes being the greatest asof,
In the World. baseball Il unr Of the
esa8trys bis industries AZ kasi
- leagues. IN addition Co the major
organizations. are In business, con.
aaetcd ON fairly broad llnea aud y
IL safe 10 az that fully $1,000. p0e
will be- spent before the various
remnant rarra arr concluded.
That the expense of the bis
gsaEues does actually total mure
than 0an Goa annually Ia Easy Y
prove A eonssrt alive club preAl
dent has given figures proving thai
he statement Il not exaggerated
liss figures. shich are probably be
los those # some utheIA. arr taken
~ an average
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

So little has been said 81 Mrs
i-anstfy Tor months past thai an
impression has become rather gen
eral that her retirement from the
stage iahi spring was 10 hecome
permanent London adyicea indi.
cate that such course IL far from
hsf intention, Instead. abe Is plan
ming fur an early temperance.
Her agent Il negotiating for n
isaudou ;heaier. which. n secured
viii be under her personal man.
aE.meni She has a number Of new
plays. AL ~ which wili BE- produced
during The coming season. - be In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Win the Sporting LIE -
Kelly aafss 'eqsa X
am amazed Al Il.
man augeesiiou th.t -
understand Burns tsrns !, 4
not burns tefns La =. 4
hgnaieate's lerns. -.
Their repreAenfsslye 49,
nothing IN the cable 4 -. "
Intelligent man F''h &
ohourke would haze
Time eoaring any rsfss !. =
hia sard AGAINST ihat = !.
About The nasllest l.' =. =
PLAYED on the Kngiiah sss., s 9
tinsent for soms line ~ !
- this same O'Rosrhs 80 - -
10 The iaiiers wfestlisz =, 49, =. :
ltaehensehmldt Roger. =. !, }.
faf aud near as .'ths
wrestler % America 49,.
u tioieh and winner
tournaments The Re,.l,, \
shook Rogers Ike ia
loiHa Jumper and flog<s ~.
Tie mat twice IN r. n,,..,..
Then 0'Hourke and Eas.,' :.
the coop =
burus u sim Ia Jaaaw a..
the crowds and Tie nsss'
Maybe thata xhy 0'Rev,.
bad =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
GOLD STRIKE

FAIRBANKS. March IA ieie
phane message from Vault creek
SAYS that a remarkable strike has
been made on Canta'a iay on thu
Isabelle group Although the ground
gained fame last year bf Gouta ~.
ferluE tn bet tio.0oo that he had
a i0.foot face Ia which no ran
could be taken which would go less
than 81 this strike Is FAR above the
values then found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
M'COVERN is
0UTClASSED
tsy United prsss

tbr Intcd Ffesasi
RtNGslnE. LOS ANGELES.
March johnny" coulon. OF
Chicago. eleanly outclaeaed
sYounE" Terry McGovegn. Of i.os
Angeles. Ia their trnfound contest
here last night Couloa. by hiH
clever defense aud HE hardness.
kept his apponent GA the defense
aud scored three knechdaWna. onrs
putting Aetiayera halt 49, through
the fupra.
Couian showed strength AMI
xamsn~ss never before introduced
b. a los pauad tighter Ia thiz cliy
Several iiHea McCoveru Ma within
a second Of the knockout bat Wan
saved hy the song The crowd vas
enthusiastic ia approval Of Coul0n =
clever defense lie followed Me
Govern constantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
S. A. C. TAKES THREE
OUT OF FOUR EVENTS

former champion 81 the northwest.
In two straight falls The local lad
secnrvd the first fail In four mln
ntes aud thirty Seconds aud tcok
the second fall In twelve minutes
and ten seconds.
speck gave Drarna. the pride Of
tho Muitnnmah club. 3 fearful drub
bling. and at tho end Of the third
rnund had the Portland boy On
Queer -
smith Of Portland Waa the ouif
man Co carry hoHse the bacon. stu
nlng his wrestling match Nith Kin
eaid BY annsxlnx twa ont ~ three
faiiA The first fall went tn Smith
the second - Kincald aud the vis
itnr pinned the local lads shoulders
To the f1oaf ia the third EfaDpis
winning the match,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
DIVORCE IS
A SURPRISE
(sy United press.1

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE vi
alto learned today for the first time
the divorce Of Louise Dresser. the
beautiful aud popular musical com
edy artist. and her husband. Jack
Norworih. the vaudeville artist and
song writer. The decree was quiet.
y obtained some time ago aud had
been kepp 4 secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
THERE'S A NICE JACKPOT FOR
NAN WHO CATCHES UNCLE
JOE cusslNo.


fsss,tis Stars Exclusive sersice.i
NAsHiNOToN. - c. Mar H.
Uncle Joe Cannon has WfaTated
lie no longer uses prufane OF ifn
proper language fAfuauua ~
hts aetcreat adjective and gee
Shlllhen his most excited eEplr
tive
TIE wickedneaa 81 ain VAS borne
IN upon Uneis dor. according Ia the
stories told IN Washington. b8 o
yialt from Rev Mr. CLARK Of ths
Christian EndeaYoF society he
visited the speaker and talked 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
WINS FARMFR.s wiFE.

NORTH YAKIMA. March IL
George MeSorton. = hard working
homesteader In the Blackrock sec.
ton OF Yakima couatf. has inform
ed the United States land office of.
flcials here OF the disappearance
OF his wife with sheepherdef
named ]. H. Mclean. and the abau.
donment OF her six.yearoid daagh
Ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

him about an interview which Con.
Efeaeman Green Of Massachusetts,
had given out in Boston Green
nald he thought the profanity Of
uncie Joe would hurt hts canvass
faF the pruaidoncy The ministers
af the gospel and church people
generally. Cfcen said. ~auld feel
that = maa Of profane habit OF
speech ought not to be set up on
80 conspicuous a pedestal as the
presidency Of the United States.
II vas then tHele Joe resolved 10
mend his wayH Tie told Rev
CLARK that he would no longer say
damn" To even a mosquito that
bit him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
noLo fAlR CONFERENCE.

The head 81 tho state depart
meats held a conference - Olympia
yesterday aud tDok the fifat steps
towards arranging Tor an adequate
exhibit ct the fair "a Isas Tbs
members # the Alaska ! ukop Pa
elflc state commission sers In a.
tendance aud = aumheF nf interest
ed ritisrHa from Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
HAS FORSAKEN
THE DIAMOND

pITTRntRG. Pa March ~
Hans Wagner the great nhpflulop
of the Piiiahufg National baseball
club has fofaaten the diamond IN
favor ~ chicken raising
You can make your bets that !
won't he la uniform when the Hea
son opens. said Wagner today
Also YOU may be sure that ! VIII
not play baseball al all thia year
I'M a mil nedned chicken farmer
nov
differences with the club man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

YUMA. Ariz. March ~ @tieorEe
Wilson who escaped from Yuma
county iaii week ago and robbed
the Southern Pacific depot till nj
Imperial junction. 81 500. Nnt
caught few minutes later with
the money on his poraun. lie n
wanted here far burglary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
M FARLAND AND
BRITT SIGN !

10y unlted Pfcas.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Mafeh H.
Articles between Jimmy hriit and
ePacly" Mcfarland. Of Chicago.
for 20 round fight. waa signed hast
night The contest will take place
On the evening Of Apfil Fl hofore
James Coffey aud his club
The contestants VIII receive 30
per cent of the recriptH. 8 pet cent
"a the loser aud 90 per cent 60 the
winner Among those HnegeAted
for referee II James ! iefffssa,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

The first baseball game Of the
season In this city will bc PLAYED
az Dugdalea park on Sunday after.
noon. when the National and Tum.
water baseball teams will cross
bats. Both teams are composed Of
fast amateurs and ought 20 put
up a good game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
DISAPPEARS WITH ro.ruv

CHICAGO, March TIA. Z.
police lnday were ASH. = -
la " Hensoidt 10 szsA I. y.
husband Prof Henfy Hns.s /,
meflf : member Of TN ssol, .
the Columbia unifenisg
Mira Hensoldl declared Al Z
believed her HUSBAND hss 49,,
ed her and ialen IN ~ .
fortune Of s3b Gee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Monday nights match than they
have ever been Ia ans Of tho doe.
tors previous matches There will
BE- very little betting on the con
test. Roller has atWaYa advised
his friends against wagering any.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

passed third base until the last In.
ming, when they managed 10
squeeze one man over the plate
with a lone tally. White Sox No. 2
trimmed Los Angeles In the latter
city by a score Of 8 to 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
a TOMMY BURNS KNOckr1
IS GIVEN THE "BUMpr

Augment IN regard 10 the salary ar.
ra-sementa h said 90 have In
finenoed Wagner IN his decision 10
quit the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Both White Sox teams won yes
tsrday No ! team defeated San
francisco by a score Of 20 1
The men from the Smoky City PIT
up gilt edge ball and Frisco neFeI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

augnrated with 4 esnss. !, a..
lsy Manners = ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Lincoln hlgn school basketball
boys and girls will play the fiyea
from West Seattle this evening In
the West Seattle gymnasium. the
first game TO be called at SIS
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

The Tacoma high school basket
ball team won from the Castle Rock
five at Castle Rock last night. BY
the one sided score of Ga 10 ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Walter Wilmot. formerly man
sger OF the Minneapolis team. will
coach the baseball team OF the Uni
versity Of Minnesota this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

rerm soc--Nosat,~ $50. -v~. a
FOUR ROUND TaIps DAILY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
sP0RToGRAMS

Hacksuschmldt reached New
York yesterday from Europe pre-
psratory 20 meeting Frank Gotch in
q championship wrestling match In
Chicago April 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Beck At six. Loveioy at three aud
Everett Thompson. eoxswain. lost
their seats ia the university row.
ing crew yesterday until they make
up a deficiency In studies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Special dispatches from New
York state that the navy will not
enter q crew In the annual inter.
collegiate regatta at Poaghkeepsie
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

AN s.us.csI as',, .';.' .s ~ w.
nd 4 Nhrl, and "sh
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK March 2-SUGAR-The domestic re
lined sugar market this morning was steady and un-
changed. with al rc1ncrs doing business on the
basiS oi 40 net, less per cent for cash for fne
graduated with the exception Of the Federal Sugar
Refining Company. The local raw Surar market was
steady. with Centrifugal quoted a. 1e0aS70. Mus
eorado. So test AZ 3I3a30 and n,olasses sugar al
Zsi12a London beet sugar market vas steady.
WITH March quoted az los I'D and April az l0s I'D
BUfTER-keceipts. 3.ll2 peekaseS- Choice cream
e-y. extra. 50a30is
EGGS-RecriUts. 476 casez- Market steady. Near
b white. fancy p; Western frsu. 3: seconds.
MILL FEED-steady; moderate trade. sp-iur
bran. DoDound sacks 70 arrive. zoo: middling.
no; city bran, goo, in bulk; Western red dog.
Slo y arrive: winter wheat bran, in i3)-pound
sacks E.e,
OATs-Firm; light trade No. white 50; No.
white. 5si1 No mixed. s.
FLOUR-Steady; moderate trade Surins pafen.s
a6oasoo spring clears. A75a5o0: winter straights.
isaA10; winter clears. A2a4s5: kansas in sscks.
patents 5loa5-I; Etraghts AToa50o; clears A2s4 s.
RYE FLoUR-Firm: moderate inquiry. We quote.
i65a525
CORN MEAI-Moderate dealings Kindred. fo-
expert. 225a2so; coarse meal IN bags, LS5al56
BVChWHEAT FLOUR-Dun trade; Light supply.
Choice quoted az so.
HAY-Receipts. $50 tons. Market strong: faIr de-
mand. Prime timothy. los; No !. 100; No. 2. Sssa
91ia: No. g. sass
STRAW-Steady: small supply. Long re, 7Oa-k
BEEF-Fim; moderate business. FamiIy 4 5Oa
300; packet s2.oial250.
P0Rk-Erm; fair inquiry. Mess. I3.JoaIEoo. fam
ily. l5-00al5.50
TALLow-Duu; steady. City. IN horSheads. 81
LARD-Firner. Prime Western 500. CITY. SIS:
refined Continent SIS; South American. SIS: refined
BRAZILIAN IN kegs, 10; city stearine S oleostearne
nominal New York. ia7E; Chicago ~.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. March Following are the oHacsal
prices at the principal commission houses.
BUTTER Creamery, fancy PER pourd. 2sasi: in
tation. 2ia23i Maryland and pennsylTGnia rolls Ia
%; stdre-packsd Ohio and West Virginia. lSaD:
Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints.
l9a28
LIVE POULTRY-ChicEenS. young per Pound
far, l5al6. do. old hens heavyweight l2iz: ducks
paddle young l4al5; DO. Young Muscoyy and non
gTel, l5ali. turkeys. choice nalS; do choice young
gobberS. l5al6; geese Maryland and Virginia, Is
EGGS-Maryland and Pennsylvania. fresh. per
dozen, p.
POTATOES-White. nearby. prime, per bushel 20
ais; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, 75as);
Potomac and Delaware per barrel 4O0a40
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETA 81 ESS-Anpies.
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia FER barrel
No. l. Lg5a2e5; do. small, common, l.25aI 90: do
Der is-bauel basket s0a75 do, New York assorted
per barrel. 250al00. cabbage New York, Danish,
per ton, 9ooa20o; cTSnberIies. Cape Cod per bar
rel. 7eoas0o; lettuce. Norfolk per basket 25aso;
eggplants. Florida per crate L5oa20Q: encns Penn
sylTania. yellow. ner hushel S5a90; do. Western,
yellow. Saso; oranges. Florida per box as 20 size
l75a25o; peas. Florida Der basket 300a350; spinach
Norfolk. per barrel. l75a200: squash Florida. per
basket, l5oa2O0; Strawberries Florida Ter quart 3
a5o tomatoes. Florida. per carrier fancy 250a5 %
fair. l2Sa20o; turnips. native. per hushel, SaS5
FLOUR-Win;er extra. 3e5a4l IS: do. clear. pa
AS: do. straight 4sla455; do patent. 475a4 90;
spring clear. 445ai75; do. straight 505a535; do.
patent. f0a570: CITY Mills best patent 500 do
hiEh-grade patent. $50; do straight $50; do.
choice family 40; extra 4leaA0. Rye -four. ne
dium to choice A50a5.0o.