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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01
LOGAN.

The A. c. Woman's club met Mon
day afternoon at the ON of Mrs.
George w. Thatcher. The meeting was
strictly a business n for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing
year. which was carried out as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Thompson; vice
president. Miss Charlotte Kyle: secre-
tary. Mrs. George Champ; treasurer,
Mrs. Titles; corresponding secretaS,
Mrs. Fank Thatcher.
The Clio met Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. George Forgensen,
Prof. Willard Langton touched briefly
the life of Henry James and reviewed.
his book. The Portrait of a Lady"
Mr.. Langton gave an excellent inter-
pertation of the author.
Miss Josie Yates entertained the
Sigma Alpha fraternity with their
partners and a few inv1ad guests
Monday night at cards: 500 was played
prizes being won by AIRS. Luther NJ.
Howell and Corlette Ritter.
The third year class of the B. Y.aC.
entertained the sophomores, seniors
and juniors Saturday night at a dane
ing party tho hall was prettily decor
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CLUB CHAT

Next week q district federation meet
will be held at Provo. and the officers
of the state federation and a number
CT officers OF the Women's clubs in
Utah, will be the guests of the Provo
club women. The session viii be held
on Thursday, May 6.
The National American Woman Suf-
frage association has leased II comlnu-
dious house on II street. in Washing
ton. in which permanent legislative
headquarters will be established. CO.
operation nj other organizations of wo-
men Will be invited and the proceed
ings of Congress carefully watched in
the interest of legislation affecting
women and children. The working
headquarters of the association will b.
continued in Warren. The Washington
house will be a social center of altruiS-
tic effort. Its establishment marks
the fulfllment of a long-cherished pro-
iect of Susan B.. Anthony.
When the s~uffragists of the nation go
to Seattle, Wash, next July for the
forty-first annual convention of the
National American Woman Suffrage
association. a special daylight train,
on The Northern Pacific. will carry DEL
egates and speakers from Spokane to
Seattle. An observation car will be at
tached and steps will be made at all
points desired SO that Rev. Anna II.
Shaw others may make back
platform speeches enroute
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at the
Lion House and an interesting program
has been arranged for the day.
h Woman's Republican club will
meet next Monday, May 3. at . o'clock,
the hostesses TO be Mrs. Shill, Mrs.
Lemon and Mrs. N. Jennings. A paper
on Municipal Government" viii he
given by Mrs. 7: u. Lewis.
The Authors club held its annual
federation officers and presidents day.
on Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w. w. Ritter, and an interestinss
program was given. the topic Of the
afternoon being a talk by Mrs. Byron
Cummings on matters OF Importance to
the federation, of which she is presi-
dent. A discussion followed.
Another interesting meeting of Thurs
day afternoon was that of the Utah
Woman's Press club at the Exponent
office. when two Utah pots, Mrs. Ellis
r. Shipp and Mrs. Ruth NJ. Fox, were
considered, Mrs. Widtsoe read a paper,
and Mrs. Hattie Jenson gave a ak
on current events.
The Woman's club held a meeting at
the home of Mrs. a.. j. johnson. Tues
day afternoon. the annual cleo
ton of officers vas held, and the fol-
lowing were chosen: Mrs. y. G. Moser,
! president: Mrs. c.. s.. Kinney, vice pres
ident: Mrs. l.. S. peane, recording sec
rotary: Mrs. Helen S. Sanford. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. A. Y. Taylor.
treasurer: Mrs. A. j.. Johnson. histori-
an Mrs. Helen c. kimbalL. auditor;
Mrs. s. A. Powers. critic. Mrs. c. W.
Whitley and Mrs. L. Bowman are
on the advisory board
) The Ladies. Literary club met yes
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,,ns entertained about 80 Of their
sriands Wednesday evening. Myrton
n.,,Ier. who leaves shortly for q mis-
ian to th,s Netherlands, was the guest
~ honor. Music and games wereSen,
loved by nlll. Delicious refreshments
we're served
postmaster Glove spent a couple@of
1ays this week at the state capital.
LAYTON and Vivian Bennett entertained
monday evening the Junior Sorosts in
rather suniGueEWay. First a ride on
tbe merry-go-round was enjoyed, after
which a tlleaterS party at the Rex
nasseds another pleasant hour n the
party then made their way to the Start
m Candy company. Where ice cream
and berries We're enjoyed.
Mrs. 4Beulah McAdam of Eureka Is
vis,ting relatives and friends in u
city, the guest Of Mrs Al Thurman.
Mrs. Grant G. Bagley was the host
ess at a whist party Tuesday after
noon at her home. About 30 lady
friends enjoyed the popular game. Red
carnations We're used to excellent eff
feet. An elaborate lunch was served.
Mrs, 4. l.. Booth entertained a num-
Der of lady friends at her home Thurs
day afternoon. Miss Vilate Elliott was
The guest of honor. A very pleasant
time was passed in music, games and
social chat. A dainty lunch was served.
Miss Blanch Kirkwood has returned
home from Salt Lake, where She has
nassed the last month at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. ALI Masterman.
3
Mrs. Flora Bonham entertained Fri
day evening 20 lady friends in honor Of
AIRS. s. Fl. Adams, who in company
With her husband and son Harry We're
preparing to leave for their former
home In Minnesota.
A Rag-Tag party was given Wednes-
day evening by Miss Florence Kroupa
at the home of her parents, Mi. and
Mrs. r.. J. Kroupa. Fun and merri-
nlent reigned supreme. Lunch was
served to914 guests.
A number of Provo ladies', among
whom We're Mrs. sam Schwab and Mrs.
G.. O. Baker, went up to Salt Lake
Thursday to attend the graduating es-
ercises of the Groves i. D. 8. hospital,
their interest being conferred in Miss
Beulah Bachman, a Provo girl and ono
OF the graduates.
Miss Annie Taylor and Eva Keller
entertained Wednesday, evening the ;Jol-
ly Twenty-four at the homo of Presl-
dent and Mrs. J. E. Keller. The eve
ming was delightfully."- passed in games
and various amusements. ~ dainty
lunch was served.
The second of a series of parties to
be given by the office staff Of the Tel
luride Power company was given We'd
nesday evening ut the Mozart pavilion.
Miss O~ppenlleimer of Salt Lake City
Is visiting in Provo. the guest of Miss
Zula Houtz.
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sterdaY at the clnbhouse4and Mrs. w.
9, Jennings read a paper on ,-Anatole
France" n Mrs. Bird gave a talk on
'Stednian, the Bankar-Poet." There.
We're arocal duet by Mrs. Hammer and
Mrs. Daily, and a violin solo by Ashes
Cowan.
The American Music society held its
annual busienss meeting and election or
officers Monday evening. Mrs. Charles
Read was chosen president, and MIR.
Eager. secretary and treasurer. Spen-
GER Clawson, Jr., and Miss Irma Wat
son Will be he musical directors. and
the program COMMITTEES VIII be elected
later. The next regular meeting of the
society will be Monday evening, May
q.
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EUREKA.

588ElEf5LTfE 80 14ets@ EEHE NFgEerSg=rT
"
In lneInpeIs OF lne a. =; q, =. cruz
2 AFTERNOON by Mrs. George shepard
" ms cllS; Ihe CIV VII 3 Isai.et-
ialneu ny MIS-. =. !. Soh1era ~ fsoDih-
ms. ~. .amles :, :, s. g Drn Mi, Ill Y, -.
Grlsgs and MIS-. FRANK Garrlly nave
81 lyman sisters az me neNt ses-
s,on oI,tne Eiai'a iouse; y, ne uilelu ID
Tow May 70. alrs' fAieA ''i'siil was
M. r,44a ,
MISS, Ill sa..heWs .etul!eu !ues-
~ sI eyIHlis iioih a7Sisil VIII itieitos
fNieA MetAuiNcy iell uesuaS lor
:
dotie.p DEN Milo MS peeii islhS
al, asn =, iol suse r seats, caniu 70 ~.
m : u. :, iora rev aass Sislt
a'lois GU uaih.a.ac
r.. =; suneri.nu anu aauEhte MISS
way, ,an. ~ ,neir .oll,G iuSsuas ~.
6 AZ nsSe,ai Me- Me- ISL w .te lahiiiS
IN MS N ~ tMo n ! t,hu Ms. ou III
week lor asVisit Wlsh ii1enas'
- =. iIots; sufeiaitenaen at me Bui-
non ~ perh5 liine' ielt saeutuas lof win
ruiis' loAlo.
1uiil tAahtils u Salt Ilhe nus oeetl
sis.t. ~ ms son' WIN 1Auaisis' LILY iaihi-
MIS-. :. ~. tArkenuall OF Mainlnoth
was LIe guest OF lrlehds IN SAT- Lake
MISS Etlel iyfee OF SAT- LAKE mas
ueeh .VlSitlhs ner sister, MISS BESSIE
l 4ree, 'iiis "eeh:
W. popuial souhs People % EuIeka,
MI. HehrS sometimes ana MISS Sadie
opa'nlo"er were uiiteu IN .IlarFiagc at
tle nome ., tne lpilner parents, Mr
aiiu Mis. onalies oCh'eil,hsa, luesuas
e.eiitHs Vi tiis "eeh. Judge u. A.
n.nusay pelloll,eu me cereilaohs. .lne
Neunesaas loI fro'o' Where they VIII
2sPeua u rev. uass, ana ..,eii ,isi. Win
lesutiNos a.. : iaANe villa .he Aoiniei
nome q tne prl.e.
~, any MS - =. flouls Weie visit
ihs III fassoh Win reaati'es this week,
M ,,o,, ~,
t,is %esiusi,cs nnLs: - Sen'llei.er
, rrorr a, ~ vas rendarnd. -raik i1 ME- ~
s.baher; talk, MISS FaIreil' yocai lnn-
, n,b, n5nsnn. 80 nm.stian i Nv n n,nt, tio ),
f,n v'1 Iryinp 4uese''i DoN' .4ots
,Y.. ~ ,tua.a, :.
aaiS. =. :. : uS ~ ~. ~ ~ y
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,to,,,.s &c ~ ! g ch,,.o,, oa,n
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

If YOU desire q clear complexion take
Foley's Orino Laxative for constipa-
ton and liver trouble as it viii %stirnu-
late these organs n thoroughly
cleanse ya,r system. which is what
to feel welI.-The f. j. Hill Drug Co..
CThe never substitutors.) Salt Lake
City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

IF you want 10 feel Well. look we'll and
be Well, take F'oley's Kidney Remedy.
1t tones up the kidneys and bladder.
purifes the blood and restores health.
and strength. Pleasant to take and
contains no harmful drugs. Why not
commence today?-Thc +. j.. Hill Drug
Co. (The never substitutors.) Salt
Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

%srending the week With I1shi friends.
Mrs. Mary Bawdcn OF Provo spent
the first Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dewey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

ARCHER AND MITCHELL. oPTl-
CLANS, are now ready to see their
friends at their Optical Par!ors. o!3
Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

New Music, new lights, Big Tine
Saltair tonight, train at s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

Last Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G..
Constance and two children came in.
from Chicago on their way from Salt
Lake. where they have been he last
three months. Mrs. Constance has
been visiting her family, and Mr.. Con-
stance has been in Nevada looking
after his mining interests. JANET.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01
LACE GOWN OF FLoUNcINe AND PLAIN Z

LACE GOWN OF FLOUNCING AND PLAIN NET.
There is always an ethereal and daintly feminine suggestion about
the lace sgown.a and though all women love these delicate creations. the
handsome obe-dresse Of pattern lace are usually rather costly when OF
refined character. a charming lace gown has been evolved in this instance
by the useso deep foundng m combination With plain net on which rows
of small crochet balls give a rich effect Insertions of narrow lace are also
introducedi in the lower part of the skirt and q yoke of net and lace finishes
the. bodice. The sleeves, formed 1.-THE houncing, are especially dressya and
effective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01
LEHI.

The character bail given in the City
Pavilion last Friday evening by the
high scnoo was largely attended. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

ated and refreshments were served
during the evening.
Miss MY Myrtle |. H i entertained the
Mrs. Leo Campbell spent last Satur-
day and Sunday In Salt Lake.
Mr.. Heber Carlisle Jr., left for Bear
Lake Monday, where he will stay for
the %ulnnner
Mr.. Everett smith IS home from Salt
Lake.
Nj. serge pallif was in salt Lake
the early part of the week.
Miss Sarah Huntsman spent Sunday
and Monday out OF town.
Mr.. i. Is. Nebeker was in Salt Lake
the early part of the week.
Mr.. y. W. Morrell spent Monday and
Tuesday in Ogden.
Miss Flo Civilians of Ogden is Wis
iting in town, guests of Mrs. George
TOrsenson.
Miss May Brown of Ogden, spent the
latter part of the week in town, guest
Of Mrs. katetP. Preston.
IN.
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large number of those present were
deliberately dressed to represent diff
ferentt characters and prizes We're Civ
en- for the best couples and characters
represented.
Saturday evening last Mrs. John
Dewey was pleasantly surprised at her
home by about GO relatives and friends,
the occasion being her birthday. A
banquet, program and games were the
order of the evening.
Rumor has 1t that Miss Laura Davis
and Carlos Schow, prominent Lehi
young people Will be. married in the
very near future.
Mr.. BrighamrAnderson of Idaho Falls
is shaking hands with Lehi friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Theriot of Salt
Lake We're visiting Lell friends the
first of the week.
Mr.. r. H. Edwards of Garland spent
Thursday with Iehi relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrison Of Malad
are visiting Lehi relatives.
Judge Joshua Greenwood of Fillmore
was shaking hands with friends here
the first Of the week.
Mrs. Samuel Taylor has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Il. r. Cutler, Jr,
OF Salt Lake.
Mrs, Mary Vaughn of Idaho Falls 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

Several days g A.. C. Boyle left with
a party of biologists from Columbia for
a weeks tour of inspection in the min
ing and geological field of western.
Pennsylvania. The party will be ac-
com1'anied by n professor and expects
to do some valuable work along that
line before returning home.
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SALT LAkERS IN GOTHAM,

have made their headquarters at ths
"Collingwood."
Elder james L. Anderson. who has
been laboring in the Rhode Island con-
ference for the last 10 months. came
Town TO New York to meet his wife
who arrived Friday, and who will Ia
Dor in the mission field with her hus-
band until his release. Both We're
visitors to church services.
Elder NJ. II. Gustaveson of Salt La.:a
was a visitor to chapel services today.
Elder Gustaveson only arrived q few
days ago, II is appointed to labor IN
the Brooklyn conferences
President 6. s.. Allen is holding nee
ings at Ocean Side today. rssere there
are many members of the Brooklyn
branch.
Saturday. Miss Maud Lindsay of Salt
Luke arrived in the city to meet her
brother, Clyde Lindsay. who has been
in Germany for three years. and for
the last cal. has presided over the
Berlin conference. Elder Lindsay and
his sister will make a short our of the
principal eastern cities before going
nome Washington, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and Chicago. With Niagara and
other points OF interest. will be visited
and their return to Utah will be early
in June.
In this weeks Life, Artist George
Burratt has a double page. CLYDE
Squires made the trip to Wilmington
with Mr.. Rarrbtt, who came up last
Tuesday, and returned this evening.
These young artists are close observers
Of Howard Pyle's criticisms and lose no
opportunity OF seeing and getting his
valuable instruction whenever possible.
o
Last Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c..
Constance and two children came in
from Chicago on their way from Salt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

Especial Correspondcnce.J
A YEW YORK. April 25.-Again has
IN Maud Adams scored in a. college
VI town. Monday, April 90, the en-
tire .Nhat Every woman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

AT today's services. Judge II. Fl. Ro-
lapp of Ogden, with his wife, daughter
Mabel ana son Walter, We're visitors.
The judge, with Elder James E. An
derson, occupied the pulpit, both giving
the gathering excellent talks on tho
principles of religion. Judge Rolapp
and family sail Tuesday on the Moltkc,
HamburE-American line, for Naples.
where they meet their son, Frank, WHO
has been on n mission in Germany for
three years. The party will return to
Aninrica iii August. While here they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

Next week q district federation meet
will be held at Provo. and the officers
of the state federation and a number
CT officers of the Women's clubs in
Utah, will be the guests of the Provo
club wcmen. The session viii be held
on Thursday, May 6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

Another interesting meeting of Thurs
day afternoon was that of the Utah
Woman's Press club at the Exponent
office. when two Utah pots, Mrs. Ellis
r. Ship and Mrs. Ruth NJ. Fox, We're
considered, Mrs. Widtsoe read a paper,
and Mrs. Hattie Jenson gave a talk
IN current events.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. MAY as.-Quosstio9s established b the
Balttnors Fruit ard Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-CrcameTy, separstor. pr b. &sE
h1fsticn b. Iz23; prints. z-I5-, peE ID. 1aD:
blOcEa. 2lh. psr I6-, Zazs; dairJ pEints MssTiand
ginia and Tess Virginia. sare psessd, pe- ID Gals
Ohio. store packed. per ID, lssL; nearly, roIls.
PER b. Iza1s: Ohio. rolls psr Ia. I7sls; West VIZ
Sinis. rolls Per ID. l6al7.
EGGS Maryland. Pennsyirsni=. and nearby frsts,
PER Coz, p; Eastern Shore. Mar5lsn6 and Virginia
pI doz. 2: Western frsts. Der doz.. 2; west w
giria. Dr doz-. 2
POTATOES White, nsar-by. Prime. per b, "a
90; do, Western Maryland and PsnusyFaris, V..na.
peT b1-. 7sa5O; do New YORK PRIME peg bu
Ssss; TO. Western, prime. Der b.. Ea5: do.
new. Florida, Ne. l. Der bb-, &6oa350; do Charles
sou. per bsl-. 2o0a3se: Jams Virginia, Per Dbl,
l55a2o0; do, North Carolina. faDcy, DoT bbl.
20aZ1
GREEN FRUITS AND VEoETABLEs-ADolss
Western Nayisnd and Pssns5lFauia. packsd. pr
bbl. 3lOa4o5: CO, Neu Y0gk, assorted psr bbL
36a51G. ESDalEzs EzSJT1 Shore. Maryland and
ViTsiuia. Per doz, LEaZSi bets Persia. per
crate. 2O0aZ59: do, Chariest0n per bunch 2a3:
c2hoages. Moth Carolina, Der Gste 5Gal00: d.
Charleston. peT crate. 6laLoo; do. Norfolk. De- bb
5i1s0; cautaiogpes. Fonda pr cate. 20oa2 q:
SeleTy, Florida, per czfe, LasZ50; do ho-os
grown, pe- bunch. 2sl; cucmbers Florida, pr
has. LI5al-7s: eEFplazts. Florida. pI crate LA
-; gzzpa fTUst Fl0rdas per box. 5Za590; iss1uos
North Carolina psT bas-, 5laLo0- peas Rappahan-
nock, peT standard bhl-. 1l5; de-. por 5z-bH- bas
Sa9e, Io-k River. peF bbi. Is. por ts-bhL b1s
sosa0; do. Ncrf0lk per Abb. has s5aso: spinach
native, per BE-. box, Gl5; squash. F1ories. uer
crate 75aLZ5: stzawbeuies, SOutbern per at Az ;
do. Virginia. per quart 5a5; do. Eastern Shorl
Nd, pu o., iaI; Do. Rappahann0cs. peT c..
boaas. Florida. Der has. L2ai-i5; tomatoes. Florida
per czrT1er. l5z19a
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
lPnoes aaotsd are rholesaIs.l


BUTTER-Creamc-T. fsncy. 9a27: Weste-n frsts
BaE51: soconds g41: pToces fany. Eaea. fair tc
god aaa: dairy. ohoice. Rz2o: good Isal3: store
packed fresh. 16al7.
EGGs-Near-ng. oboicc. free case. esk, d.. -.
turrabls cases d: Mest Virginia and Southern
West VEgintz. free casss %: do retarusbls casas.
lsals1z: Tenlessee. free csses %. DO returnzhls
cases. Isl. North Carolina fres casss. g; d.. re-
s1rnalae ezses. ia
LIVE POULTRT-Chlckeus. Za5: so-rz. Zzss.
hens. I5si TulEtsrs. s; dues. lzrTU g. do. small
sss: -eese 6aT; DO. fancy. sac; turkeys tons. Ia
IS. Do. hens -. TURKEYS. thi1. To- keats I9afZ
DRESSED POULTRT-TurkeTs choics. undrsrn
hers IaIss Do. average. uudraWn. I5als, d. TIM,
Il: chickens. Zs2: hens. leal7: rosters. %. ducE
lssl5; gsess. sal2
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. o0unssy. s1ssr cured.
vEGETABLES-Potatoes pe- bbI. ZSa28. Do
per bus. L0ozii5, sweet potatoes, per bbi Z75a
as: ysnss, peT bbL. LIss250, aspau-eus. Der doz
2Gs4Oo: czbnsss. p-T BIZ crate- L9aIZ- ceIe-T.
Flori6a par cr1te. 20oa2 So cl-uberS ~ hss
asions. Bermuda. psr crate. L5aL75. Texas. pef
t-ate. LSoaIT5. peppsr. Flarids. per carrier I80a
i5e. strns bans. pey bas-. l50a2Z5: tomatoes per
box. 2cs253, tomatoes. chotre- l7sa290. rhubarb
6oz. 8aso. beets, bsnch, Sa5. peas has. Lzsa200
GREEN FRUITS-Aurlss. Ben Degis 256s5G c..
Vine Sap, 3T5a5oo; AlacaaTis PiU7tn. 6dlas 8.
fancT table fruit 55as 50. c-arses Fl1-ds. hri-b-
pr box 2Q1as-5o. Califoraia 1avels. per box IA
49, sEap8 lllll. EielA4as - Ca. s5s1Ls etrzT
bcrrias. per Quar. EsE: pileap1lss. FIcrda. uer
c-ata z5z2E
DRIED FRUITs-AppIes Eiosa. ta-c7. Z. da
sized bright 81; cbsT1es p blEczbsFrseA 4;
Eb1-tisbsriss. 20; rsspberries u
GRAIN-Wheaf. So1ihern. or Erade lf1zI 50: ne
754s5 S-n. s1ellac. white $3.50. do yellow $50.
asE. ear. Az5si5e; cats. Western white. No. ? Ca
s.; cd. mixed. 62s6s-
sUNDRIES-BeeswaL .; taIioE. ea5s: Eiuseaz.
pr %. 50la5S3. seneca. Per L.. &C. golden sea-.
szsS. piIlk. I2sIf. uzpd-ESs 2ls- guake rot 8
WOOL AND EIDES-Wool washed free u t--s
~ b, &; a.. urwzshed. fTse q burs psr II
8: o.. hurry. peF b. E5ses- hsdes g-se7- per II
u. Do. Gr. pr ID. Ezl6; sheep skins rrsen
esch. ssaloo d., dJ. eaeh, 2lao; al skiuS greer
each Lg1zLE
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NeE York, Nay &-BUTTER-Steady. Reoeipts
7-s-l packages. Creamery extra. Is state dairv
tuss, 1a255z; imitation cTcane-y. f-sts. 2ia22
EGGS-steady- Receipts. 2 s-s cases Nearby
EhIte, fancy 2s25aa nearly mixed. fang. 2is2lsz
fresa 17s-s. 2IAz2
sUGAR-The market fer raE sugar IS frm f5r
early delivery, ard June oGerrgs 1re steadily kesd
o. ths basis q zs for IS test- oost and freight.
equal 70 So. dutv-paid There was 10 f.rThsr
business. however. Tie Lcr60n Market for baet
suE- vas I'd lover al a-oun5 The market fo-
rc1rsd S1Ear was quiet E-d steady but mics
we're UNCHANGED ard selling basis as named b. al
rsfEc-s Is stlil sS5 net les uer cent cash Local
prices tCr raw sugars were Quoted as follows Cen
trfuCzl. s5 test. 3s2s3s5; NusccTado g test. AZ
ass; E1olasses sugar. g test 3I7z3al
AILL FEED-Narzet steady. b1t quiet Spring
ban. II le-5. s1cs. . arrive . %. standard md
ding. $50. CITY bran, -. IN 5uIk: Western red
dog. 2s5. 70 arrive; winter wheat brzn, n I00-Ib
ssoS. 5lS
FJOUR-LEfelcs; supply meager. sorinE uatsrts
65a7oo; spring clears 54oa5.5o: Efut-r straishts.
6eaIa; clears. 5soa6lo. KalSas st-aiEhts n SACKS
6eas -; Kansas ciears. 5Za5s5.
RYE FLOCR-Steady; moderate business 459a5e5
tohN MEAL-firn. supplies snail Kin dried
Tor ex9c-t, 5s0lS95: coarse neal n bass Ls2aI6 s.
EAX-ReeeiDts. 80 tons Firm: snail supply.
PRIME Timothy, LOO; Nc !, szs5ss5s No. 2 Sssso
No s. 51asZs
sTRAw-Rouapes. % tons Fim: supply snail
Long re l45al50
BEEF-s.eady: t-a-riTe. Family. IHzIzD0:
packet. 1&eafE1
PORk-Strmger; dealings sre quist Ness ls5az
me- family 050a20z
TALLOW-Sto2dy: light .rzas Oty. y
LARD-StT0ng- Prime Western. u.s5: city. Ia5;
re-nec continent. LEO; South American. fzS-
re-ned Brazilian kegs. 1855: oleostearre z. lard
sIe1ri-e. steady, NcT YoTk. ~ Oh5oazo. LEs
NAVAL SNORES-GmerallT drn. but Frn usr-
Eeis we're noted n nSFal Seu-ss owing 20 c-r-
p4l-liFeIy sllal ozer1ngS az hcne and 81 prira-y
poi1tS Tie only exception Vas IN r0sfn which
ses r2t1er easy herr. as result q rao-e lfbersl
a1er1nzs Prices were quoted ss follows: SPIRITS
'rrpentine- New YORK 81; Ss-anrah $50
'csl- oo-nno1 70 sod s;-ziosd. 40: tz-. OF bar