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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
sALEssIEN and SOLICITORS WANTED


TRAVELLING statesmen earn from $1,000 TO
you 10 be one By mall at your home in 8
weeks and assist you 10 secure position with
a reliable firm No former experience re-
qutred- Best field in the word for ambitious
men II you are ambitious write for our free
c2tslog. A Knight OF the Grip" and list OF
good positions Open Address Dept. 672
National SaleSman's Training Assn. Chicago
III. Kansas City. Mo-, Minneapolis, MINI
Write nearest office.
SALESMAN travelling on the road visiting the
dry goods trade in medium towns. 10 handle
strong and complete line OF laces. embroid-
cries and neekwear novelties Travelling ex-
penses viii be paid and also q commission on
on road. J. NJ MEYERS & CO., 43443S
Broadway. New York
CAPABLE salesman 10 cover California with
staple line: high commissions with $4,000
monthly advance; permanent position 70 right
man. JESS H. SMITH CO., Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-Solicitor 10 make appointments for
house 10 house proposition Call today at
zoos Golden Gate az.
LADY cznTassers wanted: no capital required !;
commissions range Sc TO IS daily. Apply aft
ernoon. California Agencies Co. Russ bldg
Statesmen 70 visit best druggists. jewellers;
exclusive territory or side line. big commission
ICY-HO1 Bottle Co. Cincinnati. O.
Statesmen. wanted: liberal offer Hight men
lalL l.na Elllnn-e 81. 70 ?. n
INVALID CHAIRS
SOLD. rented. exchanged: manufacturer Eames
tricycle. chair. 1s0S Mkt. 81. Phone Park 2940.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

WHITE PALACE HOTEL
SPECIAL NOTICE.
i55 NEW SINGLE ROOMS, INCLUDING
BATHS; sun AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
EVERY ROOM
$l-50 PER WEEK: CALL AND SEE THEM
SO SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FREE OF CHARGE TO GUESTS.
500 splendidly furnished rooms. Sc. soc and
I5c per day; free bath with eTefy room
largest hotel office and club-ooms on Pacific
coast; facing Van Ness av.; baggage cheek ed
and stored free OF charge; highest grade or
white help employed.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL-NEvER CLOSED,
lltn and Market sts-, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

ANTED-ExPERIENCED SHOE SALESMAN.
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE. THE
EMPORIUM.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

MEDICAL ad writer OF good appearance. edu-
cation and experience; salary $3.50 per month (;
permanent position; only No l man need
apply Box $685. Cali office
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26
JOURNAL CRIsrs.
Odds and Ends Concerning People and
Events Hercabougs.


rs decided pits about that bouj
issue
fhe people e the third ward are ca.
litled to new school building but the
hoard cf education is po@erless ias
now
Hud this is spring
Nearly ame fof SIC peach crop 10
be killed again
Foster Say lhat AHrl WiH 6s
warm month
York Pa offers Sz80o for an ac-
equitable el Of sewer plans
Carlisle hlsh school graduates lhis
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26
nnl FL lhe - TIma.

DIR John W Dern Of Faulkner ay-
enue who broke bis left limb January
s. last while working Ga the stew
ans property GA East Martin street.
was out for the hrst time this morn
iHe on clutches
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26
PunLIc sALE



VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
lucuding % discontinue farming.
viii sell The following personal proper
~ ot my home, ia mile west 0G Van
cleYesyille. near the Shepherdstown
road miles east 0I Martinsburg 0n
Tuesday April Z, 1905,
beginning al 80 81 m
) Head of Horses and Colts
Maudl2 years old draught on bug
Ey good leader Tom years Old.
Fitl work amy place, draught Or bug
iFi tWo sEeae-old colts and one ~
faar uld colt an fine stock
Jersey MlIk Cows,
One fresh with calf one Will be fresh
IN May by Jersey bull
10 Head OF Hogs
Poland China boar year old s0wa
hat farrow about middle Of May
boats That VIII weigh about 700 a
80 Head Of Sheep,
S ewes lambiug bucks
Grain and Feed
5 tons Of timothy hay Is bushols
,Orn 400 bushels of potatoes
Farming Implements
Steel gear farm wagon Two OF three
l0rse Deering binder good order
Deeriug mower, good order Deerins
irill Osborne horserake, cart cider
uill best make platform scales
1an fam Oliver chilled two-horse
llow double and single shovel ploWs
) culuvators single corn planter,
8rn shoIIar horse pe8or wheel ami
axles for low wagon ladder single
u ID III
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26

Yoa can set Big heavy mules FOR
cafting or drawing at silFers mala
SALES Saturday 3N
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26
THEY WILL WORK IN UNISON
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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26
nHELrENs

OFFICERS.
ii il Byrd.
President and General Mgr
Senator Gray SILVER,
Vice-President
q. w Weaver
Secretary and Treasurer
Harvey a Bush
City Editor
Charles P Light
General Solicitor
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26

n. IL. 80 500 SC :
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26

The live merchant adgsFtises
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
BY II. II. MICK.

lures nave Increased The Inquiry for
mixers aud the outlook fayors an
active trade at steady prices through.
out the remainder of the season Veal
calves are scarce In the Detroit mar.
ket ana prices are hanging around the
hlgh point OF the season
More lambs than are needed are be.
ing offered in all markets and prices
are ON a bargain-counter basis. Re.
ports from the Chicago market show
that the kind that sold readily last
week, over there. for ST. are being ped.
died now for IS. The, quality OF the
: Atit itt--trrrttts on uffrr IN western rnar-
kets Is reported To be- extremely pdorl
comparing indirerently with the west.
err stock on sale and finding a mar.
ket. only az second choice. Feeding
lambs are in fairly active demand
Inc supply OF sheep is not nearly as
large as Of lambs and Prices hold lust
about steady. Good yearling wethers
can be bought in Chicago for from
1915 TO ~ per cwt. Unless REGENTS
let up soon values must 90 consider.
ably lower In the lamb department.
The prediction Of lower prices in
the hog division. during tho next
month. made frequently In The Times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
SAYS PHONE BUZZES
IN EARS CONTINUALLY

Miss Kniese. of No. $40 Metfrum
ave, called on Prosecuting Attorney
Yerkes Tuesday morning 10 solicit his
aid IL restraining the inventor OF Il
wireless telephone from talking with
her continually. no matter where she
is
II can hear those noises now " she
declared He is shouting al me that
he is the boss. that he Is greater than
the Almighty in Heaven. II ! say any
thing he tells me 10 shut my mouth
NOW, listen. don't YOU hear them
Several persons who were present
listened, but they could hear nothing
Miss Kniese explained that she rent
ed her basement TO a man who was
experimenting with thew ireless tele
phone. and now he Is Fostering her
by keeping the batteries turned in her
Direction All tne time
Il tell you II IS awful" she contin
ued. Just listen TO that machine
now. can hear II all through the
night. and can't sleep The only
place can get away from IL Is IN the
alley back OF my place
The prosecutor listened to her com
plant and promised TO assist her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25

OF late seem in fair way TO be full
hlled. The speculative provision trade
Is at standstills with the outlook fav-
Gring gradual decline all along the
line. Selling by the long interests. In
september pork and lard. has carried
the market we'll down the scale and
a substantial recovery may be looked
FOR. but prices will hardly hold. The
tarpaying period Is not far away.
when the market VIII be full of hogs.
good bad and indifferent, and "A sharp
decline al that time never fails 10
come To hand. The quality OF the
nugs cUTfng-to- the Detroit Is fsefdza
~ poor, The range being from skinny
little pigs to prime fat hogs. with all
the between kinds we'll represented.
Last week, shippers To the Detroi:
market were badly disappointed
many hogs selling 80 cents per cwt
lower than the owners expected. Uw.
ing to inferior finish. and quality. Drov.
ers will And Il TO their interest 10 sort
closely M home for they will surely
be- well sorted when they reach the
market: the best kind OF Michigan
hogs that can be bought shrink FIVE
per cent more than the average run
CT westerns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
HeaUy Steers L0wer and Harder to Sell:
LAMBS Duetor Slump. Hogs Off, Too

There has bccn-htft ffittic- rfrunye Of
late in the trade in cattle in this mar
ket. The month will close with heavy
steers considerably lower and harder
~ sell than at the beginning. but the
wade In choice Killers and the handy
Butchers kind has varied but little for
some time past.
Local killers OF cattle use more OF
the common kind, that sell around 81
per cwt and below, than any other.
and the demand for this grade OF cat.
tie IL nearly always active ia this
market Until recently rPtise-sest.
ern rangers have been outselling dry,
fed natives OF the same grade in the
Chicago market, but the westerners
got a setback last week and the trade
in these two grades is now on about
an even footing
Michigan Is sending very few cattle
20 market. just now. that are At 10
kill. and II will be some weeks before
the supply becomes more ample. The
break in mich cows was Of short du.
ration and prices are again back TO
former levels. with not nearly enough
cows coming to hand TO meet the
leeds of the trade. Improved pas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
MAY co AFTER
jim CUNNINGHAM
ANTI ADMINISTRATION DEMO
Gratis ARE SAID TO BE
GROOMING THos. LUckINo.

A movement 10 break the Demo
cratic list of nominees In the pri-
maries is on and the point at which
the attack will center will probably
be the nomination for county auditor
Thomas Evcking, formerly receiver
of taxes, is the man whom the Demo
Gratis opposed 10 the city hall organ.
ixation want 10 run against James y.
Cunningham for the nomination. uck-
ing has an excellent record as pu6Ic
-nhicial and would draw a gIea- many
votes ---=--------
There is considerable feeling among
the Democrats who were turned down
by the present dominant wing OF the
party against allowing Mayor rhomp-
son and Judge Connolly 10 have the
deciding voice in selecting the ticket
and this movement TO. Lacking ~ ole
result Ii he is nominated. IL will De
by petition
-Aiffed- Lacking states thai liz has
had no intimatiOn that his brother viii
consent 10 run
A harmony move in the ranks c;
the Democracy is on with regard 90
the congressional nomination. In a
meeting TO be- held Tuesday afternoon
"a choice will be- made for thai posi-
ZION. William G. Maybury>1s the mal
who is wanted FOR the place. ana. II
he refuses. Alfred Lucking or Frank
DohaIy viii be next IN order.
a. hissEy does nais Ike First
district. but II Is explained that he
could move in within ihe time neces.
sAfy before election
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
EARL GREY MADE
HIT WITH MAYOR
FINE GENTLEMAN AND VERY
DEMOCRATIC" is HIS HONoR'S
ESTIMATE or NOeLEMEk.

Earl GRAY. governor general or Can
-rrtt,, -f4444.4s-a-deen impression on
Mayor Thompson during his short
visit Monday. The mayor took a
prominent part in Earl Greys enter
tainmrnt ana had an opportunity TO
chat With him Tor some time while
they were taking boat ride together.
He L. a. fine gentleman says
Mayor Thompson. and, for an aristo-
Graf. or plntocrat. or whatever you
call ZEN. a very democratic sort of
THAT -.;stisis.sIs=I tanaf.
fected. SO that you feel IN meeting
him that be is as plain man as you
ever talked TO.
"He was greatly interested in the
tariff and seemed pleased that no mat
ter which national candidate wins. a
revision OF the tariff viii be affected
He commented with pleasure also on
the interest taken by President Roose-
welt In the Quebec celebration and
said that that is the sort OF thing that
draws nations closer
One joke Of the earl made a hit
with me. AS We were passing the
country CluD, ne shlu SuppOSe tndl
is where your 400 go
Have you more than 400 In your
select society? | replied.
There is no limit We are all good
fellows. said the earl. That's the
kind OF man | like even II he is an
earl.
Mayor Thompson Was able to re-
call little past allegiance in greeting
the earl. as his father settled In Gait.
Ont. for some time before coming to
Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
MACHINES GALORE
At STATE FAIR
EVERY STYLE USED IN FARM
WORK WILL BE SHoWN-5lG
EXHIBIT FROM M. A. c.

Practically all of the returns are M
from the machinery plat at the Mich
igan state fair. and II there is any
kind or pattern OF machine belonging
10 the department of farm implements
and machinery that Will not be repre-
scented this year superintendent Vim
cent V. Green, OF Detroit, would De
pleased TO have someone elucidate.
Everything used on the up-,o-date
farm, and many devices not confined
10 agricultural uses, can be seen when
the gates open, Sept. 3. The scientific
farmer viii be especially delighted
With the variety OF The labor-saying
machinery.
Not satisfied with breaking all rec
urds for The merit and extent OF the
exhibit. Supt. Green has suggested a
most unique feature. This is COM
bination or power machinery and live
stock IL big cayalcade around the
open sfet4Eas--The idea was received
with favor BY Supt. c. A. Tyler, OF the
department OF live stock. aud plans
are oeins completed for parades We'd
nesday and Thursday mornings. sept
3 10 10 The prize winners ..n the
hive stock department will share the
honors with wide-tired road rollers.
mounted windmills ard other ma
chimes
President Fred Postal and the Off
.eefs=ef= sr=sx edo
lead the procession. and a big ;aliyho
will be provided 10 carry them. Sc
Concrete machinery will have
prominent place IN the machinery de-
partment OF The fair One machine III
particular. about the size OF an ordin-
airy Office desk. Will turn out anything
in thu tine Of hollow blocks fnr-con-
suuction work. including Lshaped
blocks
Good roads machinery will be ahown
from A 70 z, the collection embracing
stone crushers. graders. distributing
cars and rollers There will be an ex-
tensiye gasoline engine display. those
for launches and motor boats being
included.
If bugs have means of communities
ton. there will be an exodus fIOm the
region OF the fair grounds, for spray
ing machines in profusion have been
entered. and these are designed 10
aid the farmer in his warfare on in
sect pests.
There Is much satisfaction az head.
quarters in the Majestic building over
the statement from the Michigan Agri-
cultural college that this institution
will be represented by one OF the most
extensive exhibits In It's history
special OF fine live stock Is promised.
and in addition the college will occupy
1000 feet in other departments. The
live stock will be In charge or Prof.
director Of the. expert.
menI station and superintendent or
the college farm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25

In the slaughter house at Dunferm-
line, Scotland, new Instrument Tor
killing has been introduced The
weapon is about foot in length. The
barrel is rified and the muzzle shaped
like the mouth OF bell and angled
In order to adapt itself TO the slope
OF the bullock's head. By unscrewing
Opposite esd-from- the muxzle-thc
cartridge may be inserted. When the
bullock has been firmly drawn up, the
operator places the bell end well up
on the forehead and with sharp tap
OF ma llet all Is over, the beast gen
orally falling down without a struggle
II the bullet has been properly placed
It's path should be along the spinal
cord, completely severing IT, If the in
strument has not been well placed,
death is a little longer In ensuing.
but in any case there is no pain TO the
animal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
JEALOUS SALooNKEEPER
WOULD END LIFE

Romaine De Bersaeques. a Belgian
saloonkeeper al No. - Jefferson-aye,
kept his relatives and the police busy
through his persistent efforts 10 Kill
himself because of jealousy of his
wife. Monday night The man had
been drinking and became possessed
OF an idea that his wife was making
dates" with men. He procured two
revolyers. declaring he would end his
unhappy existence. and when they
we're taken from him he bought three
ounces of carbolic acid. Before he
could screw his nerve up to the proper
point. however. he fell into the hands
of Patrolman Walsh. who took the
bottle from him and sent him home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
HORSESHOE WINS
HE|RESSF0RSM|TH
TAKING FATHERS HORSE TO
SHOP, GIRL FALLS IN LOVE
WITH YOUTH.

SPOKANE. Aug 25.-Iyle e. Carr
exon the young first mate of Charles
Si3iey's no -Seshoeing parlors, l22
Nun ave, is convinced horseshcts are
lucky. He has returned this verdict
because il was young woman s quest
for norsesh Jes which made him the
fappfcst man in the world. Il was
onl, a few days since that she con.
scented 10 allow him To provide shoes
for her. as well rs her horse, la the
future
Cameron took out a license 10 wed
Miss Edna West. 81, and now. as the
husband expresses IL, they are "driv-
Ing ~ tandem for Ii e-2-
Whether / build house or rent
one. said Cameron. "one prominent
feature OF the interior decorations
will be horseshoes. Wherever one
looks ! am going to have good luck
sign. Just to do the thing mp right
! think III have all the doors and
windows fashioned In the shape OF
horseshoes'
u was while Staleys stalwart smith
was hammering away on an anvil back
: IN Virginia, Mimi. a year ago that his
eyes first encountered those OF Miss
West daughter of a rich resident OF
the mining town. While she was driv-
Ing one of her fathers high steppers
about town one summers day the
horse threw a shoe She drove into
Cameron's shop TO have il replaced.
Cameron lid the Job Hp-tt,- the
queens taste. at least she smilingly
eaid IL was all right They exchang-
ed significant glances when she left
Then and there the courtship com
menced.
She was fair TO look upon. Gamer
on's brown eyes and broad shoulders
looked good to her.
Cameron became ambitious He
longed to be making about twice as
much money as his trade was then
netting. Hearing of a good opening
In Spokane, where people pay more
FOR horseshoeing. Cameron came west
but not until he had arrived at an
understanding with Miss West.
She said she was willing 10 DC
team work with me as long as II was
horse apiece" explained Cameron
so when | wired her to come on she
was ready for the bell and she came
down the stretch on the North Coas
limited without a break. | was wait
ing at the depot when she crossed the
3 tape, and decided to double nm a.
soon as possible She's the fines
girl that ever stepped into shoe leath
er. and ! didn't keep her waiting a
the church, yo" can bet on that"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
NEGRO BANDITS FATALLY
STAB MONEYLESS MAN

CLEVELAND, Aug. 25.-Stephen
Rosinski was fatally shot by two Ne.
gro hold-up men. early today A
crowd 81 iaea Who F,sAed- to the -seans
were held OF by the robbers threaten.
ing TO shoot The footpads escaped.
Because no money was found on their
victim, one highwayman plunged a
knife into Rosinski, several times and
he is dying
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25

ssaff' cured Hip No. i. 1ic; No. 12see::
green, No; l. lsc; No z ia: per ID;
HuckIeberrie.-si. 50a $50 per Blu.
Limes-sI 40 per ioc:
Lemons-California, $3.50 66 per box.
Maple sugsr-New. pure. &c per 10.
MeIons-Rocky Fords. s2.25Q2.50 per
case waternelons. 20 35c; Gems. fH "a
I5c per basket; Usage. $50 per crate.
Mp-hrooWs-6Oc per In
panish.-sl25 per crate;
oii.-Raw linseed. s4c: boiled lin
seed. .5c gal. less 1 per cent for cash
In ~ dayc diamond headliEht kero-
tene. 9bc; turpentine, In barrel lots.
Ornngs.-vaiencias. aLss@47s per
Penche--white. nfths. 25c. peck..
35c: bushels. STA $50. yellow. hfths.
zoe; pecks, Toe; DuSnets, sr.5U' IT e.5o.
Pcar--5o q 7sc per ou; $50 az per
Dbl r;,n nsr.se. sig p sss6se ma,
case.
Piums-75c@sl5O per bu
r r"S ""gnEaFi @h IL per p
per Dbl: Michigan, 75qS0c per bu.
Poultry-Iiens. l2G12hc; springs.
i4@lSc; geese, Sc; ducks. sdloc; tur-
Provi.lons-Mess pork, $1,000; family
pork. sls.5oQ1s.50: light. clear. $3.50:
heavy. $3.50: smoked hams, 134l3hc:
dry saited- hrisketsr i91z 20 lQA e-shoul-
ders. sa.c; picnic hams. SA 19c; bacon.
l3Q12l5c; lard in tierces 10I4c; kettle
rendered. IL Nc per ID.
sweet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s1.25 per
bu; Jerseys. $3.50 per bu.
sugar--Crystal dominoes, $500: eagle
tables. ssJs cut loaf, 1856: cubes.
lated, extra coarse. 's5.75. sranuiated.
In bulk. $685.; graduated. In 26-lb cot
ION bags. $50. Michigan granuIatef,
1855: confectione-s' A. $3.50: No. 1.
is.55: No. 5. $3.50; No. s. t5l5: No. ].
S54e: Ne. s. Sc. rs; Ne, g. $500 No. 10
is. .5.io;. No. IA. $50: No. Is. $40
per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
ExeeIIsnt Health Advice.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dawson. of No. $40 Gif
ford Ave, San Jose, Cal, says THE
worth OF Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache. bilious
ness and torpor of the liver and bowels
is SO pronounced that | am prompted
TO say word In its favor, for the
benefit Of those seeking relief from
euch affections. There is more healti,
for the digestive organs in a bottle OF
Electric Bitters than in any other rem.
edy | know Of" Sold under guarantee
at K. G.. Kinsels. Central Drug Co.
Gray & Worcester, drug stores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
PRODUCE.

The market was fairly well supplied
with. fruits this morning. There arc
more yellow than white peaches now,
and with the different sized packages
OF yellow. white and clingstones, buy
ers have quite q variety 20 choose from
Apples and pears are In large supply,
the market IL tull OF grapes ana plulhs
are moderately plentiful. frretpts- IT
poultry are running light this week
and tho market is a littl" hrner. TIC
hutter market-waS unchanged THIS
week Eggs are a half-cent higher but
current recelpts arc atil practically
equal 10 the demand Potatoes and to-
matoes were steady with supplies
ample.
AppIe--F'anoy. s2ds: common. 40
Buttcr-orfciai prires: Extra cream
cries. 2sc: Arsts. atc: crooks. 17c; pack
ing stock. ls4c per IN.
CabhnEe--s0c per doz; 1850 per Dbl.
CaniiHcw-rA-CaiIfor si.7sT: pc;
Cciery--2O n CSC per dor.
Cbeese--Mchlgan full cream. new.
12c; Limburger. new. 13c; brick. !4c;
Schweitzer. old, Use; new, 15c per III
California Frrits-Pcaches, $40 per
box: plums S1.75d225 per box grapes.
s2.75 FER crate. pears. se.25 per box.
Comee--Packase coffee. si276@lS2;
Dressed Ca,ve-Fancy. s@snc; com.
non Gff7r per ID.
rrT---Mich'enn cnrren' receipts
y --
-i.Lli.rs= ,LlcAtCar -psliA 49, a. woca.
S525 second patent $40; straight,
$3.50 clear, 81 per Dbl
F~ed--lobbing lots. bran, s26: coarse
corn meal s2a. corr and oat chop. s3l
coarse middlings. So, fine middlinBs.
fZa per ton.
Er~.f r,-e:att..s--T En- cIi0n~ -
per doz: cucumbers. soc per bu; let
tuCe Csc per bu; parsley. lJc per doz:
d picptont. &c per doz. green peas. S1.o0
per bu, wax beans. si.25 per box. green
beans. 81 per hamper: home grown to-
matoss 70 u 60c per bu.
Green PrSpcr.--Sl q 10 per. bu.
Crsp-s-e n baskets. 254soc; Alb
baskets. Jsc.
Green cotn--i2ai5o per doz.
so ami por ceu; or poultry netting,
la bed IRE $50 10. HEnsaisd wire.
! cloth a. 40 per 100 feet LAP an alp.
after wsavinK. SO ps. cent on. wire
b Joint ssve;ronsE. 10 ana 20 pc. cent
OF: yourd and cnrruxaIsc conductor
( pip IL afG psr cent or.
: H.a~y--Fancy whit. i3Q lac. amber
~ , + = WITS WITS per wrss per ="
Hay--Detroit shippers a., yaytag the
/ following D. tees for new baied hay In
car Lots, z D b. Dstro't No. ? t..rothy.
4 old. sll Q1i.50; new. sl04l0.50. No ..
new, s9m10; clover. mixed. s9ulO; rye
straw, s6.50aT. wheat and cat straw.
I 81. % as ton. In car lots.
Hid~s--No. J cured. ioAe: No. 2
green. Sc: zip cured. No. L. ioe: No. =.