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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-26

FURNISHED ROOMS for rent at
119 Chelan Street South. Phone
1865. N. M. Streeter. 8-12
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Three first class milking
cows. None other need apply. Will
pay good price. Inquire Ed. Sea-
man, Olympia Annex. tt
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
WOMEN, Columbia Homestead,
No. s82. meets first and third Tues
days of each month at Sprague
Hall. For information see U. +.
Lake, Deputy. w. A. Grant, Fore
man; C. w. Jorgenson, Correspon-
dent.
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writing and stenography. Miss
Beryl Harrald. Monitor, Wash, or
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Gould Fight in New York.

NEW YORK, September 4.-With fight
promoters all over the world making
wild bids for the Johnson-Jeffries bout.
1t is a wonder that some enterprising
club in New York state does not put in
a bid for the battle. Prizefighting Is. OF
course. against the law Still, under GER
tain restrictions battle between JEFF
fries and Johnson could be fought in
Madison Square Garden without interfer-
ence from the police. If 1t is permissible
for Ketchell to fight Langford or. DriscoIl
to meet Attell in New York city there is
no reason why Johnson should not fight
Jeffries within the boundaries Of New
York state.
Not only could Johnson fight Jeffries.
but, what is also not generally known by
the lay public, the battle could be for a !,
unlimited number OF rounds. In the ewes
of the court, according to recent deci
sions, there Is no difference in a boxing
exhibition Of one round or one OF a hum
dred rounds. If the former is legal, and
1t has been decided so innunerable times
by the supreme court of the state, so
also is the latter. and the fighters can go
at It as long as they please, providing
thatthsy-Sphey-t the Jaw !
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FALLS CHURCH SOCIETY.
pecial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va.
September 4. 1909
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. L. Mortified. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Copper. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Garner and Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Gould
were entertained at supper by Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. McGroarty this week
Miss Matilda Elliott entertained last
Thursday. Among those present were
Misses Ruth and Dora Shreve. Edith
Haskell Alice Scott. Ruth and Catherine
Sullivan. Bertha Adams. Pearl Ballard of
Falls Church and Miss Katie Donnelly of
Washington, D. c.: Messrs. Florian FL
lott, Berry and Thomas Hodgson, Paul
and Burns Gibson, Roy Sullivan. William
Byrne Harry Blanton. Freeman PARROT.
Frank and Russell Browning and Bernard
Grant.
Miss Elizabeth wanden. after several
weeks visit to her sister. Mrs. Joseph
Howard of Falls Church, has returned to
her home at Salem. N. j.
Miss Grace Thompson entertained in
honor of her cousin, Miss Catherine Dom
nelly of Washington. D. c., at the home
of her father, Mr.. Frank Thompson, at
East Falls Church, Friday evening.
Miss Matilda Elliott. left Friday for
ten-day visit to friends in Baltimore,
Md.
Dr. s. S. Luttrell and Miss Pearl Lut-
trell have returned from visit OF several
weeks in Tennessee.
Miss Yarnell, who has been enjoying an
outing at Atlantic City. has returned
Miss Lillian Hunton left this week to
take in the Warrenton horse show and
visit relatives there.
Mrs H. C. Eddy and children have re-
turned after several weeks at Bluemont,
Va.
Miss Avaline Flagg of West Falls
Church is visiting friends in Charles
Town w. Va. Mrs. Katie Flagg will
leave today for the same city, where she
will join her granddaughter.
Mr. Maslin Clevening of Bunker Hill is
the house guest of Mr.. David Luttrell.
Rev. Edward Calender and wife return
ed this week from Norfolk. Va. where
they spent their vacation.
Misses Louise and Kathryn Byrne have
returned home after a pleasant visit to
Culpeper relatives.
Miss Ida Thomas has returned after a
months visit to friends in the valley OF
Virginia.
Miss Virginia Francis Of Washington.
D. c., is the house guest OF the Misses
Byrne, on Jefferson street
Rev. w. S. o. Thomas and wife are
spending two weeks at Virginia Beach
Mrs. Noble Moore. after an absence OF
two months, part of which was spent at
Atlantic City. has returned to Falls
Church.
Miss Kathlyn Byrne is visiting friends
in Annandale. Va.
Mr.. E. c. Hough is enjoying his two
week vacation at New York.
Mr.. David Luttrell. who has spent the i
summer in West Virginia has returned /
to -hia.E Falls Church homet
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EVANSVILLE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, September 4, 1909.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Burgess of
Pinehurst have returned from delightful
stay at Rock Point, Md. They were ac-
companied by their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Burgess. and the latters guest, Miss
Lula Tighe Of LAUREL
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CLARENDON AND NEARBY So
CIETY.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, September 4, 1909.
Mrs. Ashton c. Jones and little son
have returned to their new home at Clar-
endon after a visit of several months to
relatives in Buena Vista, Va.
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Rydstrom and Richard RydStrom ana
Miss Marjorie Griffin, who have been the
Mount Vernon, have returned to their
homes in st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Angus Mcdowell Crawford of San
Antonio. Tex, was the guest last week
of the Misses Worthington and Mrs.
William Gibson Pendleton on Seminary
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Marshall,
Miss Daisy Marshall and Miss Inez Mar
shall have returned from the Sweet
Springs, where they spent the summer.
Mrs. Robert 8. Barrett and two sons
have returned from visit to Wythe-
vile. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Nails
are at the Lockwood, Harpers Ferry. w.
Va. for a few weeks visit. Mrs. Maigne.
wife Of Lieut. Charles Minegerode Maigne.
Y. s. A., and little daughter, who have
spent the simmer in Markham, Va, are
visiting Mrs. Maigne's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis James Davidson at their
home on South Royal street Miss Vir-
ginia Wheat returned Monday from a
visit to friends in Staunton and will leave
in a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Rich
ard G. Acton, for New York, where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Montrose Houck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l. Ramey and
daughters, Miss Elizabeth Ramey and
Miss Gladys Ramey. have returned from
Johnstown, N. Y, where they spent the
summer. Mr.. T. NJ. Jones and family
have returned from trip to Natural
Bridge, Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Didier and little son
have returned from Massachusetts, where
they spent the summer with relatives.
Miss Beatrice Allen is spending the month
of September with friends at Catletts,
Va Mrs Pauline Jones Of Washington
was the guest for several days this week
Of Miss Elizabeth Ramey at her home on
South Alfred street. Mrs. Bernard B..
Cline. Mrs. Joseph H. Byrne and Miss
Madeline Byrne are spending few weeks
in the valley of Virginia. Miss Mamie
Jones has returned from visit to rela-
tives at Berryville, Va, and has gone
to Forest Glen. Md, for weeks visit.
Miss Mary Ellen Hill and Miss Hattie
Hill have returned from a visit to Mary
land. Mrs. E. c. Lyles has returned from
a visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Whitton. in Hartford, Conn.,. ac-
companied by her sister. Miss Alice Whit
ton.
Miss Lucy w. Gary of Alexandria
county entertained at a weekend party
last week, in honor Of her brother, Mr..
Howard r. Gary, who left this week for
Rockland, Me-, from whence he sailed on
the trial trip of the U. S. 8. Michigan.
Her guests were Miss Sadie Lewis Miss
Lee Gary Rucker and Miss Anne Eustace
Davis of Washington. Miss Madeline Hope
of Alexandria, Messrs. Murray Snider,
Loren Manville and D. Frost Asbury of
washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Putnam have re-
turned to their Ballston home after a
trip to New York, Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wells returned
this evening from Hot Springs, Va.
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Mrs Wade Ball and son have returned
home after a months visit to Bluemont.
Va.
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Mrs Samuel Edwards is spending a
ten-day vacation with her sister, Mrs. Jo-
seph Stewart Of Farlee.
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Miss Virginia Beall Daingerfield and
Miss Kittie Barrett have returned from
Warrenton, where they attended the horse
show this week. Miss Barrett will leave
this evening for her mothers cottage at
Cape Henry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-05

Mr.. s. D. Hammer and wife and Miss
Gladys Will1erson haye returned to Park
lane after a visit to Atlantic City.
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Miss Marianne C. Rucker has returned
to Clarendon after visit to Buena Vista.
Va.
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Miss Annie and Miss Elizabeth Jackson
Of Culpeper, Va, are guests of Mrs. r.
II. Sampsell of Clarendon. Miss Maud
Nally of Washington, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Sampsell returned home this
week.
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SOCIETY.
Continued from Third Page.p

DIR. and Mrs. Thomas B. Cochran and
Master Robert Cochran have returned
from visit to relatives at The Plains,
Va
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Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Rydstrom, Frederick
Rydstrom and Richard Rydstrom and
Miss Marjorie Griffin. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Titus F. Ellis at
Mount Vernon, have returned to their
homes in st. Louis, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-05

Misses Alta, Ruth and Wilton Thomas
are guests of their aunt, Mrs. n. E. Speer
Of BallStOn.
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Misses Margaret and Katie Stewart O.
Farlee have returned home after a week.
stay at Atlantic City.
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1000
1856 l0Q
Maryland
Agric ultural
College

Equips young men for LIES work. Terms mod
crate. For full particulars address r. w. SILL
vEsTER. President. College Park. Md.
au2S-1Ot. 20
MONTROSE SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL
In the country for girls and small boys; terms
Of Maryland. Address Miss HARDEY. Clarks-
ville Nd. aul-f
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State Senator William B. Clagett Of
Prince George county has returned to
his home in Marlboro. after spending six
weeks at Buffalo Springs, Va.
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Miss Mamie Thomas will leave Ballstor
next Tuesday for an extended visit t.
friends in Sunbury, Pa.
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Mrs. William Uzzell and daughter
Gladys, after a pleasant visit to Charlie:
Town, W. Va, reached their Ballstor
home Wednesday.
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Mrs c. II. Greenhouse and son and
daughter have returned to their Fort
Myer Heights home after summering at
Ann Arbor.
Mrs. c. p Caldwell and children have
returned after two-week visit to rela-
tives in WarrentOn, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-05

Mr.. B. T. Rollins of Clarendon will en-
terrain the Thirteen Club Of Ballston at
its regular monthly meeting in Septem-
Der.
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Miss Grace Thompson entertained in
honor of her cousin, Miss Catherine Dom
nelly of Washington. D. c., at the home
of her father, Mr.. Frank Thompson, at
East Falls Church. Friday evening.
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Miss Nora Moore left Monday for
Austed. w. Va. to resume her teaching
in the mountain school.
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Miss Harriet Bryan OF FL Paso. Tex,
after spending some time at the home OF
Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick. left Monday for
Woodbury. Forest, Va.
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Miss Elizabeth Wanden. after several
weeks visit to her sister. Mrs. Joseph
Howard of Falls Church, has returned to
her home at Salem. n. j.
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Miss jamie Moore left Monday for q
visit to Mrs. William Campbell in Charles
Town.
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WANTED.-Io TO 80 ACRE FARM, WITHIN iO|
miles OF District, on turnpike with good I'm,
provems1fss Address Box 256, Star office,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rombeaugh Of Scranton.
Pa. are guests of Mrs. j. NJ. II. Clagett.
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COLoKED PEOPLE BUY LOT AT SOUTH
KENILWORTH. D.. G.. and have your house
built on monthly installment plan. Apply BER-
NARD G. BROWN. 627 Colorado building.
apl4-ff
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Miss Matilda Elliott. left Friday for a
ten-day visit to friends In Baltimore,
Md
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large picnic was given Wednesday
in honor Of Miss Woodward of Washing
ton. The young people drove to the river
for supper. returning home by moonlight
Among some of those in the party were
Misses Woodward. Riddle. Powers,
Mccormick. Barnes. Blencowe, Baker,
Moore. Stribling and Baldwin. and Messrs.
Moore. Mccormick. Clapp. Glover. Elder
and Crown. The party was chaperoned
by Mrs. J. Edward Harris and Mrs. J.
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CHEVY CHASE.
THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL" OF WASHING.

NEAR CONN. AVE. CARS: OWNER WILL SAC
rifce acres: modern house; fruit. shade, lawn,
hedge, ETC.: improvements worth S. 800;
price, 81 800. you don't buy this place we
both lose money. ~. G. b." Chevy Chase. Md.
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Miss Yarnell. who has been enjoying an
outing at Atlantic City, has returned
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FARM LANDS.
5000 A YEAR.
STARTING FROM THE FIRST YEAR.
WANTED-FARMS.

INSTRUMENTATION REGARDING GOOD
farm for sale. Not particular about location:
Wish TO hear from owner only; give PRICE ana
SHIRE. BOX 1909 Rochester. N. Y. au1-Su-st
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DR.. s. S. Luttrell and Miss Pearl Lut-
trell have returned from a visit OF several
weeks in Tennessee.
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Miss Lillian Hunton left this week to
take in the Warrenton horse show and
visit relatives there.
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FOR RENT = SUBURBAN HOME; OPPOSITE
Snia Flora Club, $685. Georgia ave. NV; rent,
$SoSo per mo: Apply T.. w. MCINTYRE, 22l
81. NV, side entrance, between and IL
1ou-s. au31-6t
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FOR SALE-220 ACRES, THE WASH, B. & A.
electric through center. Penna. R. r. on edge;
ready for subdivision and factories miles D.
c.; worth 500; take $50 to close estate E. J.
TOTTEN, Trustee, 1907 n st. NV. se4-3t
FOR SALE-LOTS IN IMPROVED SUBDIVISION
Of Woodbridge me-. on City and Sub. cars; from
&c to 10c per TT. Sole agents, MYERS &
Lghtfood. 14O7 n. Y. NV. se4-2t
FOR SALE-BIG SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
LABOR DAY,"AT EAST ARLINGTON; just
across the Highway Bridge. on the cleo
rric and steam car lines between Washington
and Alexandria cities: right in the factory and
manufacturing section for Washington city;
small houses rent and sell here as fast as built
at fine prices; great demand for such houses
AT EAST ARLINGTON; fine place to use
secondhand building material Of the houses
from land purchased by the u. S. govt. LOTS
AS LOW AS sos EACH.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
Phone Main 1850. 1906 G St NV.
se4-3ts
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FOR SALE-SIX-ROOM DOUBLE WEATHER.
boarded cottage; modern bath; furnace, coal
and gas ranges; concrete cellar under entire
house: gas and electricity; lot either 501137
car. with concrete walk; 36th and Newton SITS,
Mount Rainier. Md
FRANK J. STRIKER,
1923 Florida avenue ne.
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Mrs. R. II. s. Blackburn Smith gave q
large dance Tuesday in honor of her
guest and niece Miss Hester Riddle OF
Norfolk. Among those dancing were the
Misses Thomas. Woodward of Washing
ton. Mcdonald. Baldwin, Stribling. Riddle.
Baker. Powers and Messrs. Moore. Lip
petit. Allen. Winn. Clapp, Elder, Warden
and Mccormick
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FOR SALE - REDUCED TO $4,000: EASY
terms; new 7-room house Woodside, Md, i've
miles north of city; near school, churches and
electric cars: lot 10000: modern conyeniences:
ply owner. DR.. CALDWELL. next door.
1elS-ffa
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A GOOD GROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern Improvements: one block from trolley:
alInose one acre: garden. chicken yard. lawn,
etc: only $50 month. MARION DUCKETT &
son. 6I1 F 81. W. se42t
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Miss Ellen Lane Williams is the guest
of Misses Portia Baldwin and Annie
Stribling. on Church street.
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Miss Julia F1agg has returned to her
home in New York. after visit to her
uncle, DR.. A. B. fucker.
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Miss Helen Mosher has returned to her
home in Washington after spending sew
eral days in Rockville as the guest of
Miss Jane Yearly. lawn tennis tour
is being arranged for the near future It
will be in charge of a committee composed
of Mr.. Stephen H. Quigley, Mr.. William
H. Talbot and DR.. Frederick N. Hender-
son. Rev. A. w. Shaw. pastor of the
Rockville Presbyterian Church, has re-
turned from Lumber Hill, N. c., where he
spent several weeks visiting relatives and
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Miss Dudley Powers left Saturday for
after a visit to Mrs. Cyrus
Mccormick, on Main street.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March R-Wheat vzs oui,t al
lover corr. steady; cats, dun: -ye essy and Ho-a
firm
WHEAT-spot eoutract. L2sal2aS: SDot No. 5
rcd Western, L2laL3lis. Marc, Isiai OK, NAY,
IL; July. L05sal06li: steamer No ? red. liza
lzla; receipts. loe2 bushels: Southern. on ga6e.
CoRN-SPot contract. ui5sTIss: Nlareh. THAT'S. !:
Aprl. 1i1a7lss; May, 7Ista7z steamer mixed. sessa
@ss; recepts. 50 slS bushels; Southern White c,-n
l9-sa.2iz; southern yellow corn. 6szazIS
OArS-Stcck in rlegators I7I70I bushels. sLf--
mgntE fTum elevators. 5.o9I bushels: uhits No :
eoa6oss do. No. 3 sass: do. No 4 EzT.
mixed. No. . 57sa5s; Do. No. ;. 5sssSE: do. No.
A. 55a5i
RTE-StocS IN elevators. 81 ss' bushsss; shfr-e--,
froa elevators. 2s69 bcshels 20. 2 Western rve
export s., No 5 Western. uptown delivery SiaS
No Western I'VE. uptown. S; beg lots as 20
quality and c0nditio1 76sSs
BARLET-Sr0cks IN eierarors - bushe,s- shin.
menrs from elevators. So bushels.
FLOUR-Wiuter extra, 4soss 50. winter clesr. $40,
3; winter straight 5s5s55o; winter patent 67a.
$50; spring clear. Ss 6. srrinS straight 5osas y.
srring patcnt 575aGo0; Cry Nils best patsut SIS.
do. hgh-grzde patent $50; do hiEh-Erads strsivbt
seo; do. choice family. 5-55s do. eztz. Asoasso.
Rys hcur. medium 10 choice. EZ5sA5a. Com neal
per loo Ihs- L6oal-o-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTrER-Cre1Isry faEy. 81: Weser-n ers-a
2as9; seconds Saz2; Trocess fancy sszEss; far -
Eood. Gz2i: daily choios. Is. good, al.lT; sts-s-
PACKED. fresh. 15al6
CHEEsE-NeE Tark STATS taa5. IE-ss. 81; Do,
Enal- i6z-
EGGS-Nsar-b7. fancy. Virginia, los 81. =. vs..
Virginia and SCu-hUes- VirEria = Ternezz.e y.
NoVth Carolina, lsi5 duek. q
LIVE OCLTRH-Chickeus. Isazs- be-x X.
ROSTERS, 5; ducks, larse Isalsi d., snail IasIs-
geese. sa95 do. fancy, Nal2s turkeys. tons ~.
do, hens. - turkeys. thiu. L2al5, ksats. 80
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Turksys- choic~ ,.-s-sv-
hens, Za23; DO. ayerzge. UndraEr- Ga1. do. thin.
l-'zaa- chickens. 2a1 c1pCns I'm avsrzrp 20.
do. snail. 1sz2o. hens I5al5, ROSTERS. So -
I6aIs. geese. IlsG
DRESSED 8iEATs-Cslrss. fun dressed. Il. 40
beads oH. Il hos dress calves. q. hszs. c1u+-v'
sugar cured, l2s,s; hos snail and neat - ~
sO0as5o; do. msdiua. Lols--s3. do. hsaTT - an
GAAE-oual. fEney. 22Sa155; do, SnaG. g0o1
VEGETABLES Potatoes aoner-0zz. psr bu,..
65se9; PER b. lISa20os Eastern Shore ~ -
L75a2oo: sweet potatoes. per bbl. 20oaz 8. -
7eT bhl- L5ca2t9. cauuts- Der bhi l2saI So: crrr,
bers- per has. 1ooal5o; celsTy. Der doz sfsIts
5aaso; cuccnSer pickles. per has. 75sLZ. cbbsrs
per bbL, L00aL5e. cauli6oEer Der bbI sl07s Al.
orious. per bus. .Oss0; 8Izryland ard Vlrz-is -.
bbL. L4lll-5. Ohio Der bbi., LT5al 10. les--.a
Florida usT bhI- L0aLE
DRIED FRUITS-AuDIes EIcsd- fancy. {. A
sioed- bright 81 che-ieE. 2. nlactoerriss q.
WhOrtlehgTTies. 70. r1s1oeries. =
GRAIN-Wheat SCulhen. CT Ersde I-lssf y.
rye. 7s; com, sEelied. white. 7oa7s: do veIjou
7oaI5; new, ear A0oas-25: cats. Western rhits NJ,
2 5sa2: old. lni1ed. s5asl
GREEN FRU1rS-Orzrrss % ~ Ans A.
Florida. Per box. ZoaL-5: E-ape fuit pe- b54 S0aa
40; apples. hing. Der bh. Socs250: York Imperial
packed. Aoa452- Ben DAVIS. pscEez sS6as25. VIVA
Sap. packed. 275ai-5o: AIDenarle PIpusn. soOssQ.
gocd 70 PRIME. 2ooasoo. poo- % far I5aas o. on-
head barrels Common % Eooc- zodli55- fa-cT tshIs
fruit Aaos5oQ: crsnberries. t-zpe Coz o. hi
7-oozsS0; DO. Ter standard crsta. 20a2E- rfBs-
apples. Florida. Der crste- 20ozs0
hay AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. q,
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re. bundle. l4ocal4o; re MACHINE thrashed 10 o0z
lo 50; wheat. 6ooas.50s car Sc per ten s6as So
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white clover. l-lb.. new 3: GO ZIb.. new. fosIl.
ginseng. per H.. 50oa550: senecz. psr h q.
golden seal 4lai5: Pink I2sli: mandrake. a. g-sks
root. IS: walnut kernels. DRY. IsaIE
WOOL AND HfDES-Wool washed frpe q f---s
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2a2i; Do burry, Ter h. Eals; hides g-esz per n
sac; CO. dry. pe= d. EsIs: sheep skiuS s-se1
each, l5alo; de- d-y each. $3.50: calf skias E-een
each. LSal-g5i nuSkrat. each. S1aS8: skunk each
black, L95a225 mink, eack. 4o0a5lo; rabbit skius
each. L cpossu. each, &ai9; rseeooa eseh sai o.
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