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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

side by side In battle In the defense
of their country"
Among the musical features, Hardi
College, of this city, was we'll repre'
sented. Miss Carrie Moore, whose
beautiful singing delighted the ex-
Confederates and Miss Aliene Cau-
thorne, another vocalist Of abb iy,
were fitting examples of Hardin's
successful teaching.
Some of the Visitors.
Judge Jasper McCrary, of Vernon
county, is here attending the re-
union. He has not been in Mexico
since he was mustered out and rs de-
lighted with the growth of the city
from a small village to large and
fIourighing city of promise.
Mr.. James A. Mcdonald, of Kan
sas City, Mo-, who lis attending the
reunion. is the last survivor Of the
noted Hamilton Guard, organized in
Bourbon county, and named in honor
Of Mrs. Williams, who was at that
time the widow OF Hamilton. The
Hamilton guards served with great
distinction throughout the Civil War
as Company G., of the Second Ken
lucky Regiment in the grand old
Orphan Brigade. Mr.. Mcdonald in
his yearly trips to Kentucky al
ways is a most honored guest at
'Iongwood" The Hamilton guards
were captured at the fall Of Fort Dor
aldson under General Buckner. A
mong the priced relics at Longwood
of war times is a collection OF pic
lures of this company taken i'm CamI
Chase and sent by the hoy" II
Mrs. Hamilton OF all that gallan
band, of whom Capt. Edward Spears
Dan Turney, Abiga Brooks, Capt
Hope and many others, only Mr.
Mcdonald remains, and the, tears fill
ed the eyes of the gallant old sol
dier as he looked again upon th
faces of his beloved comrades of 81
long ago, and with Mrs. William
talked over the happy, gay and sa+
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

days long passed when the dear old
boys of Bourbon county wore the
gray with high homors on the great
est battlefieIds of the South.
There was a sad parting between
the old comrades, Wednesday morn
ing, when the final session of the ex-
Confederate reunion closed. Mexico
had been toasted and thanked pro
fusely for her unbounded hospitality
and the good time the guests had
enjoyed and the late w. H. Kennan
was paid tribute upon tribute by
former friends who missed his pres
ence at this encampment.
After an interesting address by
Cornelius Fountleroy, of S. Louis, the
election of officers was held. Capt
Frank Gaiennie, Of st. Louis, was
elected commander of the Missouri
division for the ensuing year, ]. w
Towson, of Shelbina was elected
Brig. Gen. of the Eastern division
of the State, and D. X, Morton, o.
Kansas City, Brig. Gen. for the west
ern division. r. H. Edmonds, O.
this city, was nominated for Briga
der General of the Eastern Divis
ion by Judge Thurmond,. Of Fulton
is a speech eulogizing this wei
known ex-Confederate and the lat
w. H. 'Kennan. The next meetini
place was chosen as Higginsville.
There will be smoker this even
ing In the circuit court room for tn
Veterans who remained over. Mos
OF the guests returned home on tn
, midday trains.
+ Capt. Frank Gaiennie, Of s
Louis, presented the w. II. kenna
camp, through President j. H. NJ
nor with handsome silk Confe1era
/. flag.
+ The veterans were served /
Q cream and cake Wednesday NOR
o ing at their headquarters. The Ne
S Bloomfield band gave a concert 9
d Wednesday afternoon before they d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

parted for home in the court house
yard. Frank Bruton's Wabash office
was crowded throughout the day by
veterans who were his guests and
enjoyed some excellent punch and
cigars.
R. P. Hopkins, R, II. Edmonds and
others of Mexico, including members
of the Mexico Business Mems Assot
citation, deserve much credit fol
their work is making the reunion a
success. Miss Hattie Edmonds, the
Misses Kennan and ISIS Leonf
Jackson, with their friends and 9th
er young women who assisted, re
ceive much credit for the delightful
social side of the encampment
Eastern Division U. c. v.
Elect Officers
The members of the Eastern Divi
sion of Missouri met at the Ringt
Hotel Wednesday and elected Off
GERS as follows.
Brigadier General VIM. Towson
of Shelbina, Mo-, called a meetinl
to elect his staff. Meeting was calle
to order by electing VIM. Fanne
chairman, and F. F. Davis, Bowiln
Green, Mo-, secretary.
Col. w. D. Jennings, of MoberiJ
was reelected by acclamation an
Lieutenant Col. j. A. Wood, of Fa!
cite, Mo-, was reelected by acclaim
ton.
R. H. Edmonds, of Mexico, wa
lelected Major.
| 1t was ordered that copy
published by the Mexico papers.
| F. F. Davis, ,Sec'y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
CELEBRATES GOTH
BIRTHDAY SUNDAY.

Mrs. Mary Paris, mother Of Mrs.
C. C. Frazier, of this city, cele-
brated her goth birthday last Sunday
at her home in Rush Hill. Only two
of her children were present, the
other children living too far away
to come. A dozen of her friends at
Rush Hill called and made the
day pleasant for her. A dinner was
prepared by her two daughters, Mrs.
Frazier and Miss Anna Paris, and
those present, which added much to
the day. Mrs. Parrish's granddaugh
ter, Miss Jesie Frazier, of this city
was also present.
This was a most Joyous occasion
for Mns. Paris and her guests, ant
her many friends join the Ledger IN
wishing her many other such pleas
ant birthdays.
Her son, A. ]. Paris, OF Lands
ford, N. d. remembered her and sen
her a present in the way of whit
owl, that he had caught, and ha
mounted by a taxidermist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Mrs. Graham, of st. Louis, rs a
euost at c. Jacobi,s-
Marion Walker, wife and daughter,
Miss Effie, spent Sunday in Benton
City.
Mrs. E. L. Moser was in, Wells
VILE last week.
DIR. Huber and family, OF this
place, spent Saturday and Sunday
guests at G. Jaocbi's. They were en-
route to the Philippines where the
Doctor has been stationed.
Bonn, to Frank Bertels and wife,
daughter.
Dan Rodgers and wife left Tuesday
for visit in Iowa. The former will
visit his brothers in Indiana and
Michigan before returning.
Reno, Okla, will arrive on Tuesday
Reno, kla., will arrolve on TUESDAY
to visit the formers cousin, Ptnak
ney French,
Joe Niehaus left Monday for Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Charlie Watkins and Miss Be'
lah visited friends near Wellsvii'
Tuesday.
Mrs. Wheeler Stuart and father, o
Venice, have returned from a visit Il
Colorado.
,, The Teachers Institute meets o
the Public School Saturday
Born, to Bill Hughes and wife,
SON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
MARTINsBURG

C. T. Payton and daughter, Miss
Ruth, went to st. Louis last Wednes'
day. Miss Ruth will attend the
Straussburg Musical Conservatory.
Sam Locke was down from Mexico
Thursday.
Lewis Rodgers went to Iowa Fri
day.
Mrs. Morey and Mrs. John Field
OF Mexico spent Thursday with Mrs
Diven.
Mrs. Lon Stephens has returned
from a visit in Montana.
Sunday was Mr.. Fred Watkins els
birthday. His osns, Joe, OF st
Louis, and John, of Laddonia, will
their families, spent the day will
him.
]. B. DeVault, our husthng editor
spent Sunday with homefolks at New
Florence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
LONG BRANCH

Rev. Parker. of Kirksyille. is con.
ducting revival at Long Branch;
additions tol date.
Mrs. Bernice Maddox Davis and son
OF Kentucky are guests of relatives
here.
Mrs! Alice Elsberr,y, of Middle
Grove, is visiting her sister, Mrs
f. Edwards.
Tom Berry and Andrew Neale are
erecting new residences.
Mrs. Dixie Towles will leave for
Kentucky Tuesday ON an extended
visit.
Miss Mamie Lipp, Messrs. Dave
Neale, Johnnie Rudasil and Jean
Edwards are attending school al
Kirksville.
Mrs. r. o. Guthrie, of Benton
City, is visiting relatives here,
Charley Threlkeld made shor
visit at Martinsburg last week.
Nc Boil, of Centraiia, paid Mrs
Annie Lipp $50 and r. c. Mad
dox s75 for good mare mules.
Rev. Leonard, OF Canton, is hold
ing a protracted meeting at Midway
Miss Lena Galloway has accepte
position as stenographer with Rick
etts & Emmons Dry Goods Co.
Miss Leila Lipp and Ray Ewing ar
attending school at Paris.
Mrs. Mandy Yeager is building
barn.
Rob Miller sold a late mule {
Jim Greed at $45.
Ernest Pitcher sold Jim Baker !
2-year-old steers at $40 each.
]. M. Richardson has lost about
8 head Of hogs with cholera and Rol
i ert Miller about so head.
j Joe Ensfield bought mare mul'
t of H. C. Berrey at $40 and
from Jim Gilbert, one at $50 al
n qFE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
rIyE DOLLARS EASY MONEY

| will give $500 In cash
Ito any person securing ten
|new paid-in-advance sub
|scribers for the Mexico
weekly Ledger, or S1.OO
|for three new subscribers.
\ This is easy money. Any
|young man or woman can
|easily make from one to
live dollars by an hours
in their neighbor-
..hood. Do it now. This
offer may be withdrawn at
|any time. The Weekly
EIedger to new subscribers
&till Jan. ], 1911 Is 81 IN
advance.
The Evening Ledger is
S4.OO per year in adj
Vance to those who live on
Rural Routes in Audrain
&County.
Sample copies free.
R. M. White,
Editor and Proprietor
Mexico Ledger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
WAL TER SANNFRFCK Ann
MISS HANSON TO MARRY

Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching wedding of Walter Sanne-
beck ito Miss Amanda Hanson, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Ham
son, of this city. The wedding Is
announced to occur the latter part OF
October.
Mr.. Sannebeck rs SON OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Samnebeck, and is
ONE of Mexico's we'll known business
men. He is employed in the jew
elry store of R. ID. Wdrrell G Co.. Of
this city. Miss Hanson rs an ae-
complished young lady and Mr. San
nebeck is TO be congratulated upon
his selection of a bride.
Mr.. Sannebeck 10 preparing
a coy home for his brhde-to-be on
w. Liberty stneet, where they will
reside.
The Ledger Joins their many
friends in extending congratulations
and best wishes in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

PRESIDING JUDGE ALEX CAR
TER agrees with the Ledger thai
II Mexico is to obtain its reputa
ton as a horse center, we must a
once import fine stations. Mr.. Car
Ter says that he will take $3.50
stock in company looking in thh
direction. This is an important mat
ter and should have the considera
uon of all Audrain county peopl
VINO are interested in maintaining ou
worldwide reputation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
ANNoUNc EMENT.

Ferris & Cauthorn wish to an
nounce that their Majestic Range ex'
hibit and Special Sale will begin the
18th Of October and last all thai
week ending Oct. 23rd. With every
Majestic range sold that week they
will give absolutely free a set o
splendid cooking utensils, WORT
81 30
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THERE was an electric railroad
meeting at the Southern Bank at 3
D. m. Monday which was well at
tended. Mr.. Burns again explained
his place of financing the road and
was we'll received by those present
The next move is to sell the bond
and raise the money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THE Paris, Mo-, Appeal edtsoria'-
ly says: Bob White has been sole
owner and editor of the Mexico Led
ger for 33 years, and has made a
success. He has always been full Of
push pluck and perseverance, back
ed by lot of common sense, and
has doomed his town and county
more than any one man that ever
lived over there"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THE board OF trustees of Westmi
ster College at meeting held in
st. Louis this week arranged to
raise $250,00O; $150,0OO for new
buildings and 100000 for endowment
L Is hoped that this money will be
raised within the next few weeks
so that building can be star ell
The movement to raise this money II
Audrain county and the Missour
Presbytery will be in charge of DR.
A. A. Wallace and r. M. White, Mex
leo members of the board, who asl
the hearty cooperation of al
friends Of this institution.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

LOST Between Mexico and Lad
donna, on the road leading by the
Widow Skelly and Judge Kendall
farms, on, Friday. the Oath, one sack
containing Horse Boots and a
plaid Blanket. Finder will be re-
warded by leaving the property at
this office or writing ]. II. Brown,
Lock Box 5, Laddonia, Mo- dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
MISS ANNIE REYNOLDS
DIES WEDNESDAY MoRNIN


Miss Annie Reynolds died at the
home OF Mrs. Pagan, on w. Jack
son street Wednesday morning OF
stomach trouble. The deceased was
so years old. She had been i'm III
health for some time. The funeral
will be held Thursday morning al
10:30 from the Catholic Church
Father ]. j. Dillon will conduct them
She is survived by two broth
ers, Patrick, of Mexico, and Ju'e
Of st. Louis, and a niece, Margare
Norton, of Kansas City.
The Ledger extends sympath,
to- the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THE people OF Fulton are ra s.
ing $4,000 toward the $150,O0O fund
to rebuild Westminster College bui'd
ings. The Westminster alumni and
Presbyteriams of Audraln county
should proceed at once to organize
and do their part in this grand work
Audraln should follow Callaway
move in this matter and be cordia
and liberal in its subscription.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
DAN QuiNLAN
SELLS FARM.

s. NJ. Stokes, of Fulton, KY, has
purchased the fine so acre farm OF
Dan Quinlan. This farm is located
near Rush HILL Price not known
Mr.. Stokes will probably move to
/ Audrain with his family to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

JOHN w. JACKS, Of the Mont
gomery City Standard, writes the
Ledger that the Democratic Press
Association will meet in st. Louis
on Friday, Nov. 10, when big ban
quet will likely be given. Every Dem
ocratic editor in Missouri belongs to
this Assnciatinn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
EDWIN BARTH
OKLAHOMA.
GOES TO

Edwin Barth leaves this week for
Oklahoma City where he will enter
into the clothing store of Barth &
Meyer, one of the largest establish
ments of its kind in that cry Mr.
Barth is experienced in the cloth
ing business and is young man
Of hustle and integrity, The Led
ger predicts much success for him
in the Southwest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

BOB CAUTHoRN is doing his
hart toward keeping up the repu-
tatlon of Mexico as the horse cen
Ter Of the earth and has one Of the
Finest yearling stations you ever saw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THE Ledger JOINS the people OF
Mexico in extending congratulations
10 the local management of the ex-
confederate reunion on the sue
cess OF the entertainment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

LUKE EMERSON, the Jack king
Of Pike county, Missouri, has 6O
Jacks and jennets on exhibition at
the Seattle Exposition. Luke says
he has the finest bunch of anima $
that we're ever shown under one tent
This is a fine advertisement for MIS-
eouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

W. J. STONE and J. w. Folk
are both going TO Europe. While
these distinguished gentlemen are
out Of the country would be splen-
did time for the Democracy to get to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
MANY VETERANS HAVE RETURNED
HOME AFTER DELIGHTFUL STAY
IN MEXICO SMOKER LAST NIGHT
Veterans to the Number of 500 Crowd
the City With Their Families and
Friends--Speeches and Music Fill Inter-
esting Program of Business Sessions
Parade Wednesday Morning of Men
In Gray

The Confederates of Missouri, their wives and
daughters with Sponsors and Maids of Honor here
The Public Schools and the Missouri Military Academy
both gave holiday Tuesday in honor of the reunion
Judge Barnett did not hold court Tuesday giving an op
portuny to all who desired to attend the sessions of the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THE name of the City Cemetery
las been changed to Elmwood Gene
ery which is very appropriate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THE Christian Church Sunday
school started out to secure the at
tendance of 1880 on their rally day
last Sunday, and only fell short fiji
w 1900 were in attendance, which
Is record breaker for attendance
at any Sunday School in Audrain
county, or In any town the size oi
Mexico IN any county. This shows
what little advertising and wofb
on the part of the teachers and Of
ncers will do. The regular enroll
nent OF this Sunday School rs liza
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
Lees Farewell to His Army

Lee FdfeWell 10 Ills ATnly
midst exhibition OF the devotion
of soldier crowded around him. eagerly
desiring to rhey had him when his eye
calmly surveyed fierce raging conflict had closely OBJ
served him when tranquil undisurbed he had heard
the wild rend the they their be-
loved hiefan prisoner sympathy boundss ad
ed up to him his horse
of powder Slowly painfully his soldiers and
querng with emotion said Men, we have fought
through the war together best for you my
heart more simple but most AFFECT
ing scene formal leave Of his army was tax
by General Lee.
Headquarters Army Northern Virginia April 10, 1865
After marked by unsurpassed cou
age and ortude Army Northern Virginia has been com
PEELED to yield overwhelming numbers and resources need
not hadfought battles VINO nave
remained the last that l have consented
to this distrus them but feeling that vao
accomplish nothing that could compensate
for the attended the continuation OF the
contest have determined avoid the useless sacrifice OF
those endeaed them to their country
men, By the agreement officers and can return
to their homes until exchanged You win take
with you the proceeds from the consciousness
of duty faithfully performed earnestly that
mercul God his blessing and protection And
to your country and grateful of kind and
consideration of myself bid you an affecone fare
we'll H. e. LhE 1enerah
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
he Weekly Ledger

pEARY owns all the earth, includ
L. the North Pole. Maybe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Plenty of Tomatoes, Pears and
Damsons, also Paw Paws, at
's.uos y Iusd o u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
WITHDRAWN.

The divorce suit recently filed by
Mason Creasey to get a separation
from his wife has been withdrawn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

POSTMASTER GEORGE KUNKEL
in st. Louis attending a STATE
ueetlng of Missouri postmasters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
MoBERLY HAS LARGE
SUNDAY SCHOOL, TOO
(Moberly Monitor)


All Moberly was proud of the
large attendance at the Central Chris
tian church Sunday school last Sun
day, but Just as we were patting
ourselves on the back and saying
to ourselves that no other town Of
our size i'm the state could equal the
record made, 1860. Mexico steps
to the front and puts
us down and out in the first
round. Twelve hundred was Mex
ico's record for last Sunday, ana
that certainly was going some.
| Choice $3.50 Rugs in our righ
window, to-day, 500.
Ragsdale's Cash Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Frank Buffum and family, of Lou
isiana, came up I'm their automobile
to attend the reunion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

r. D. Worrell has returned from
a fishing trip to Minnesota.
FOR SALE OR RENT - Good
nine room house, good barn, six lots
Apply to Dan Cauthorn, Mexico, Mo.
263-3t cod 30-1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
RALPH cALLAWAY
NJ 7
VERY

Ralph Galloway. formerly Of this
city, now residing in. New Mexico,
is very low with typhoid fever and is
not expected to live. His many
friends join the Ledger in the hope
he will soon get well.
FOR SALE CHEAP - A half doz-
en- counters and any quantity of sec
ond-hand household furniture, all
good.
Apply to- Mrs Susie Buckner, cne
door east of Mexico Bakery. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
CREASEY DIVORCE

SUIT
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
The Coffee supply

The New York circular Of Henry NOrdlinger
-sThe stocks OF all kinds Of coffee in European
ports ON May 1 were SG65 900 bags. Of which
1850 600 bags are sac PaulO government coffee.
issue. leaving about S4o00o0 bags in the hands
The United states port stocks on the 1st
instant about 4.040.a0O bags or when
/. $50. O0O bags were likewise hypothecated
against the same issue Of bonds. leaving in
this country about 2.5OC,0OO bags belonging to
The quantity aHoat in this country is very
small Ex ship Withdrawals. which constituted
stocks until recently. will therefore amount 70
very little during the remainder Of the crop
year. The Withdrawals for the next two months
will depend solely ON the trade demand Trade
OF late has been extremely dull and there are
yet signs Of an Improvement. The only
transactions OF any account were IN some IN
voice lots OF washed Central Americans, espe-
cialIy fancy Mexican and medium bean Guate-
maIas. most Of which were taken By joboers
here.
THE government Of the state Of Sac Paulo
proposed TO the committee having the govern
meut coffee collateral in charge to change the
20 per cent additional export tax on any excess
over 1900, 900 bags exports this year and 95O0-
600 bags next year. etc. TO 10 per cent on al
coffee exported. which latter tax Is 10 be paid
in kind and the coffee thus received is 10 be
destroyed under the control OF the committee
The committee at meeting recently held n
London expressed the opinion that the proposed
change OF the law is desirable. and will con-
slider the feasibility OF such alteration
The lowest estimate We nave OF lne COMING
Santos crop is II 900 600 bags. though OF.
our friends regard estimate OF ~, 600. 0uf'
bags more conservative Taxing the lowest
estimate basis and deducting therefrOm
10 per cent to be destroyed. would leave TO-
600. COO bags for export Of the crop now bar
vesting and in addition whatever stock may
be in the port OF santos besides such quantities
as may still be held back in the interior out
Of last years production.
1.-The estimates for the Rio crop now har-
vesting which previously ranged from 4.Ooo.ooO
to 450O. goo bags. have been reduced TO $500
COO TO 4 .0OO. COO bags. making the total expert
able quantities for both crops. including ka
carry over. about IA. 500. 600 bags; fncludjlk
the Victoria and Bahia crop there will be fuzzy
10 0O0. eco bags OF Brazilian coffee during the
next crop year for consuming markets 70 draw
from
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
Deeiduous and Cltru. Fruits

There was another slump in prices for packed
cherries yesterday, and while some receivers
quoted S5c a box for their best lots and may
have obtained little in instances 75c
was the top with most sellers. As the local
trade was running largely loose fruit and
there was no outlet for the packed goods in
shipping channels large surplus had TO be
held over. Black figs were offering again and
brought $4I5 box, 9 boxes arriving from
Yuma, Ariz. Loganberries sold at 10c a basket
for Grated goods. while a chest from Arenas
sold at SO soc a drawer Raspberries were
in increased supply, and found very few buyers.
although the offerings were Of good quality and
the prices asked were reasonable. What few
currants came in found prompt sale at 81 p a
drawer, while gooseberries and strawberries
continued weak large arrivals. Oranges
we're very weak. with sellers urging business
and cutting prices Seven cars came in
Strawberries $56S per chest;
large varieties. $3.50@5 per chest; crates. 5O@
75c.
Raspberries- also per crate.
Gooseberries- per drawer; do English,
10c per h.
Currants-$1.25 per drawer.
Apples-$1 al so per box.
Cherries-6oG S5e per drawer for black and
4O@50c for white; in bulk, case per ID for
black and 365c for white.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges 81 25
@2.2J; grapefruit. $2.5O43 for seedless; lem
ons. 81. 15Q3-25 for fancy, $1.7562 25 for choice
and S141-25 for standard; lines, 81. SOFAS.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75c@$1.T5 per buncn
for Hawaiian and 81. SOFAS. so for Central AmerI-
can; pneapples, S3q5 per dozen
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20

Los ANGELES May 19.-There was a strong
demand for butter today. with soc the buying
price OF the creamery extra two pound roll.
Creamery frsts sold for 471ac- There was no
huctustion in cheese Egg receipts were light,
with prices firm.
To-lay's receipts were: Eggs 465 cases. butter
81 40 pounds. cheese 900 pounds, potatoes 5i6
sacks. onions 800 sacks beans 400 sacks, sweet
potatoes 20 sacks.
Beans Ia ctD--PiRk No. I. $3.50; lima No 1.
$4.75: Lady Washington No. I $3.50. small
white No. 1. s6@6.25: blackeye. 50. 7304; Car
vanzas 81 50. IentiIs. $76S. bayo $50
Potatoes-Highlands 81 25ef2.5 80. Oregon
81. 6ON2 u: coast L0mpoe. S2-75 Idaho. So q.
Oregon Burbanks. 81 I5@3; white rose. 81. %:
new potatoes. $3.50.
Butter-Cresmery extra. soc; creamery hrsts
4715c cooking butter. zoe 10.
EggsEExtra selects, 2Sc. local ranch candIed
26c; case count. 23lae. buying price.