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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-08

Astoria officials are commendob,n
trying to stop cigarette smoking bv
boys.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-08

An invention which gives promise Of
being of immense benefit to the orange
packing industry has lately been in
stalled in the plant of the Redlands
Orange Growers association. In brief,
it is a device in which the fruit is sub
jected to an alcohol bath, the perfectly
sound and solid fruit going to the bot
tom of the tank and the light and i'm.
perfect fruit remaining at the surface,
whence 1t is removed by an endless
conveyor. This simple device not only
accomplishes what the human hand
and eye cannot, but it has been found
that fruit given the alcohol bath keeps
longer and in better state of preser-
vation through a destruction of all rot
spores on the surface. The cost of the
operation is ~ cents per box for al
cohol and 224 cents for labor
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-08

II Shecp had 10 furrhsr point Co their
tsEor ihe ks-g'ius uf fu-k ui frsu
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-08
FO1eys
Kidney
pills
What They VIII Do ''

What They VII "
They will cure y =. -, 3
strengthen your c.. -, .,
rect urinary irreguia.''. !,
ND the worn out H's. IS. )
eliminate the excess 81
that causes rheunsD' 'spl
vent Bright's Dissass -. :.
bates, and restore -
strength. Refuse
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-08

Pouring a small quantity of kerosene
INTO the hills Of ants near the house Is
SAID to be an effective means Of drlv.
ing them away.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-08

The New York state department OF
agriculture has lately issued a book
of some 200 pages giving descriptions
of occupied and unoccupied farms IN
the Empire State which are for sale
or rent Doubtless such descriptions
would give a prospective buyer a fair
idea of these properties; but, as is
equally true in the purchase of lands
in the west, they should not be bought
without being given a careful first
hand inspection. There is little oues-
ton that many Of these places are
real bargains-price. quality Of land
and nearness to market considered
while there are some others which
would hardly justify paying a price
which would equal the taxes and cost
OF keeping in repair. Notwithstand-
ing this they might well be looked
into carefully by those who are look
ing for "homes on the land
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-08

The Klamath Water Users aSr
citation just has one trouble ai'er 'r
other.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-08
Proposition B

A six-room house, wired complete
with six drop cords, 16 candle
power lamps, and three ornamen-
tai glass shades,
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
BALTIMORE IS REPRESENTED.
Fifteen Men Entered in Annual A.
A. 4. Cross Country.

Baltimore, Feb Fifteen men are
entered by the Cross Country Club in the
South Atlantic Associations cross-coun-
try championship run. which Is to be
held at p. m. on Washington's Birth
day, at the BrightwoOd Driving Park.
Washington. D. c.
Last year team OF only four men was
sent over, and the failure to have an ex-
ira runner prevented the local team from
landing the championship as it's fourth
man quit at the completion Of the first
lap. This year no tryOUts will be held,
but a big band OF hill and dale chasers
Will be sent over. thereby assuring the
club an excellent chance OF winning the
championship.
The men who viii endeavor to wrest
the lsurels from the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. last years champions, VIII be ].
D. Boac. captain; Henry c. Elphinstone,
manager; John X. Kelley. NJ. J. Duke
hart. Martin J. B. McDonagh. Howard
Melster. Joseph Geipe, Harvey Small. F.
r. Watson. G. Kenny LAndon. Egan A.
Geller. G. B. Farlow. George z. Tcwson,
and Roland Smith.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

SO Al Kaufman way be matched to
meet Ian Hague. Of England. Langford
put Ian Hague to sleep quickly.
pal" Moore Is cleaning them up great
style in New York. and they think he is
good enough to send after Abe Atteu in
a short bout
Some of the ring critics think Battling
Nelson has kicked up some tough game TO
chaw upon when he meets Ad Wolgast,
Of Milwaukee
INK Russell says that he thinks he
can do better by fighting himself back
into condition than doing lot of tire
some work In the gym.
Mike Twin Sullivan says the boxing
fans want knock-outs and not clever ex-
hibitions Mike would have his own
troubles proving the statement.
II Sam Langford pulled anything bad
in his recent bout with Jim Flynn, he is
starting bad. for that path killed two
OF the best men the ring ever saw.
Frank Mulkern, manager of Jimmy
Clabby. has received an offer of three
matches for Clabby from Matchmaker
Jacobs. of Wonderland, the big Partisan
fight club.
Packey Mcfarland and Fred Welsh are
using a little Yankee boosting methods on
their coming fight. The match has not
been announced, but they are working
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Cougress-Open a. m. to 10 p. m. on
secular days: from 2 ,. m. 10 10 p. m. on Sundays
and on certain holidays
Public Library-Open a. m. to p. m; holidays.
. a. m. to p. m.; Sundays. to ?. N.
White HouSe-Open 10 a. m. 20 p. N.
United States Cspitol-0pen a. m. 10 40 p. N.
Corccran Gallery Of Art-0pen (free) Tuesday.
Thursday Saturday, $50 10 y. m: Sunday. 80
to 80 p M Other days. &c admission.
State. War. and Navy Departments-0pen a. m.
TO D. m. THE original Declaration Of Independ
ence is in the library at the State Department)
United States Treasury-Open a. M. to D. N.
United States Patent ofiee-open Q a. m. to 2
p N.
United States Pension Bureau-open a. m. to
a p. m.
United States Post-ofHce-Open a. m to p m
Washington City Post-ofhce-Open all hours (The
Dead Letter Once is in the city pOst-onice.l
National Botanic GaEdeus-open a. m 70 5
p. m
Fish Co1nmission--open a. m. TO 80 p. m
Amy Medical AIuseum-Open a. m. TO 40 p. m.
National Museum-Open a. N. to 30 p. N. Tin
cuding holidays.
Agricultural Department-open . a. m. to $50
.. m.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing-Open Q a. n
10 go p n.
Washington Monument C55ss feet in height)-
Open $50 a. m. to 40 p N Elevator runs from
q a. to y. M
Smithsonian Institution-Open a. n. to 40
n n. gincludng holidays.
Government Printing offce-open 10 a. m TO 2
p N.
Navy Ysrd-Open 3 a. N. 10 $50 p. m.
SOuthWOrth Cottage 36th and Prospect ave.
Key Mansion-Home Of Francis Scott Key au-
thor of The Star spangled Banner" s5ls NJ street
northwest Open daily. except sunday. e. n 10
80 2. N. Admission free.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Geological park-Open all day.
Rock Greek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase and KcnsingtOn
Naval Observatory 9 a m. 70 p n.
Mount Vernon tthe home and tomb Of Washing
tm)-Open II a m. 90 p. IN
United States Soldiers HOme-Open a m 20
sunset,
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis. Nd
Arlington National Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
DEMOCRATS PLAN Big FETE
Jefferson Day Banquet to Be Held
at New Willard.
Prominent Bryanites VIII Make Oc-
dred Covers VIII BE Laid.

District Democrats plan to hold the
greatest banquet the party has ever
undertaken at the New Willard on April
l3. The Jefferson day banquet commit
tee met at the Riggs House last night.
Democratic governors, United States
Congressman, national committeeman, and
other prominent Democrats will make
the occasion a brilliant one William
Jennings Bryan Will be unable to attend.
as he Is now in South America.
Covers viii be laid for 800 men, and
symbols Of the Democratic party in vogue
since the days of jefferson viii add 10
the large table decorations. Following
are the committees:
Chairman, John 5. Miller; vice chairman n. I.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
FAT MEN WIN POOL MATCH
Arion's Imported Talent Fails to
Make Good.
'Bingers" on Both Teams Is the
Claim-Wade Snyder Is the
Star.

The set Of pool games last evening be-
tween the Fat Mems Club and the Arion,
pulled of at the Arion pool parlors. re-
suited in victory for the Fats
Unusual interest was manifested in this
set Of games, because of the recent ruling
that allowed each team manager to sub
stitute players for those whose names
had been submitted by each club when
the tournament was arranged, and this
license, which looked innocent at the
time, resulted in giving the managers of
each team right TO play any man. as
substitute, OF course
The consequence was that at these
games, which were witnessed by fully
500 persons. principally made up of the
most ardent pool players in the town,
the best pool players of this city. Balti-
more. and Philadelphia were opposed to
each other.
Their names really do not appear in
the summary of the affair, but neverthe-
less these ringers" If we must use that
base term, proved themselves excep-
tionally expert
The less said about this sort of thing
the better, but still we believe il is better
TO have pure amateur sport where anna
teur sport is designated
In spite Of this ''frame-up'' the crowd
was treated to an exhibition of hIgh-class
pooling, and toward the latter part OF the
game the applause was incessant.
Wade Snyder was the bright particular
star who perpetrated. and it is safe 10
say that this set of games of pool is one
of the best that has ever been witnessed
in this city
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

Weller: secretary. William ]. Dwyer. treasurer
Cottsr l. Bride: George A. AEmes. John BOYLE
Bernard q. Brown; William W. Bride " Nick
Clayton. ChaTlr, Douglas Burton T. Doyle
James 7. Edwards, Greed VI. Fulton Eoherr
Harper, Hugh Harvey. Raymond A. HsiSksn
Thomas B. Kalbfus. J. Fred Kelley Robert y
Mattlngiy Cranch MclntyT William Mercer, John
/ Miller Thomas j. Moore. 2, T. Moran James
4. Morris. IT. J. S Easby- smith louis p Shoe
maker. Frederick L. SiddOus Charles F. Sudwarth
John J. Walsh, HenD l. West and r. Z. L.
YelIOtt.
Congressional c0mmit;ee-Hon Henry s. Flood
Virginia Hon. W. 5. Hammond, Minnesota Hon
JACK Beall, Texas; Hon. II. D. C0Vington, MArJ-
land, and Hon. Ben Johnson. keuucky
Democratic National Committee-Edw A. New
man. District Of Columbia; Willard SALISBURY Del
aware: John W. Tomhnson. Alabama; John T.
Ac,iraw' West Virginia and Urey Woodson, Ken
lucky.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Gardner Wins at Tennis.

Pinehurst. n c., Feb. H-Paul E.
Gardner, OF Chicago. one Of the best
known of the younger tennis players in
the West. and prominent in college play,
was the winner OF the st. Valentine
mems singles tennis tournament, defeat
ing H Y. Lake, the New Jersey expert.
81; 81; 81 to-day in the final and one
of the prettiest matches ever played
bers,
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
FAITH IN TEMPERANCE.
Judge De Lacy Lectures on Evils
of Drink I'm Home,

Judge De Lacy lectured last evening
at Catholic University on What tenn
perance means for the child In the
course of his remarks, Judge De Lacy
said:
Temperance means for the child right
birth, God-fearing parents, a home which
is truly that part of heaven which man
without the portals, knows Intemper-
ance ever meant destruction to the home -
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
McGravv OF for West.

New York, Feb. T7.-McGraw, accom-
panied by Christy Mathewson, Arlie
Latham, and Secretary Gray. left here to-
day over the Pennsylvania Railroad for
st. Louis, where they will round up
bunch Of new recruits.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

Alexandria, Va, Feb. 17-Members Of
the younger generation who enjoy roller
skating viii henceforth be compelled 10
refrain from skating on the sidewalks.
A city ordinance prohibits it. but child
ren find the sidewalks more enjoyable
than ugly eobble streets.
The board Of police commissioners. st
its meeting last night, called the attention
of Chief Goods 10 complaints received
from citizens. The chief has directed his
bluecoats to see that the practice is
eliminated.
Arrangements are being completed by
Alexandria Washington Lodge OF Masons
for the celebration in observance or
Washingtons Birthday, when a move
ment will be launched for a memorial
temple 10 Washington. the Mason" In
addition to those already invited, C. H
Callahan, master Of the lodge. has ex-
tended invitations to officers OF the
Grand Lodge of the District, Senator
Johnston, of Alabama; Senator Flint, Of
California; former Senator o. A. Towne.
and Representative Cooper, of Wiscon-
sin. The latter two have declined. but
have promised TO lend any assistance
possible 10 the movement
Many members of the bar association
of this city have signed petition indors-
ing Judge Robert b Prentis. member OF
the State corporation commission. for the
position OF United States circuit judge
for the Fourth judicial district. which po-
sition, II is expected, viii shortly be Gre
ated by Congress.
The body Of John 5. Rice, former resi-
dent OF this city, who died In New York
last night, was brought here tonight
and taken TO the home OF mis- brother. J.
Harry Rice, 80 North Royal street, and
prepared for burial. His funeral will
take place at o'clock Saturday morning
from St Marys Catholic Church He
was thirty-seven years of age and IN
married. He was a son of the late John
p. Rice.
The funeral of Thomas ]. Downey, who
died yesterday afternoon at the home Of
his father. Thomas n. Downey. SIS
Franklin street, VIII take place at $50
O'Clock Saturday morning from ST
Marys Catholic Church.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A.
Daniel took place at o'clock this after
noon from the residence OF her daughter.
Mrs. William Anderson, 80 Commerce
street. Rev. W. F. Watson. pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, conducted the
services. Interment was in Bethel Gene
terry.
Rev. c. Ernest Smith. OF st. Thomas
Church, Washington. preached tonight
al Lenten services at Christ Episcopal
Church.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
SCORES ARE POOR.
George Washington Rifle Team
Runs Up LAS Points.

George Washington shot its sixth match
last night, shooting against the Univer-
sity of Idaho, of Moscow. Idaho. The
score was lower than last weeks. The
men who were counted on for good scores
fell down badly.
Lieut.. A S. Jones, of the National
Rife Association. was the range officer.
The scores were.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

Z. Clinton Knight 6zj King street. Alexandra.
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash.
higtoR Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
and Sunday 20 any address In Alexandria for 50
cents month.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Billiard Wizard Dying.

Denver, Feb. 17.-Jaek schaefer, THE Wizard Of
Billiards. is dying at his home here. He came to
Denver year ago to regain his lost health.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
MEET, MARRY, SUE, MAKE UP.
Virginia Couple Run the Whole
Gamut of Love I'm Two Days.

Gamut of Love In Two Days.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville, Va. Feb. 17.-Joseph :.
Peele and Miss TheIma Beatrice Mayo,
met Sunday and were married. Monday
Peele retained attorneys Dabney Walsh,
and Allen to apply for a divorce The
lawyers patched up the trouble and the
suit was dropped. The bride IS sixteen
years old. and the daughter Of a restau-
rant man.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

the public pulse up 10 It and they then
will sign and draw a monster house.
Little Albert" Kaufman, the CaIifor-
nian, says that he is not laying on his
oars. but that he wants a little assurance
that he Will get some kale when he goes
to the post.
Baltimore. He Is one of the best Of the
Eastern light-weights. and he will make
hit in the South. no matter who tn y
put against him.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

Tho Bowdoin College baseball candI-
dates are being coached by Catcher Bill
Carrigan, Of the Boston Red Secks
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

preparation Of superior merit for relieving Coughs
HoarsensSz and Irritation Of throatt Of great benefit
In Lung Troubles. Bronchitis and Asthma. Free
from opsatss or auv harmful ingredient.
Price, IS cents, SO centz an6 $J.co pCr boz.
Sample mailed on request.
JOHN /. BROWN & SON. Bozson, Mas
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Children Must Stop Skating
on City's Sidewalks.
WASHINGTON MAS0NS INVITED

Movement for Memorial Temple to
washington, the MasOn," VIII BE
Launched at birthday Celebration.
Lawyers IndOrse Judge PFenfis
for United states Circuit Judge.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

The funeral of Thomas J. Downey, who
died yesterday afternoon at the home Of
his father. Thomas H. Downey. SIS
Franklin street. will take place at $50
O'Clock Saturday morning from ST
Mary's Catholic Church.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21

Baltimore. July D-Quotati0ns by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Creamer. fancy per h.. 2sa29i4 DO.
choice PEI b.. Eiza2s; do. good. per b., &aZ
do. imitation, Ter h.. ga35 do, prints. per h.
3oas2; do, blocks per H.. Easl adle. Per h.. ga
p; Maryland aud Pennsylvania rolls. ID. p Ohio
rolls per h.. q West Virginia rolls, per h., "a;
store packed per h. q Maryland Virginia and
Pennsylvania dairy prints, pr H., 2; process but
ter, Per h. 2ia8.
EGGs-AlaryIand. Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts
Ter doz. "a. Western hrsts. Ier doz.. 4: West Viz
giDia 1rsts. per doz. IS; southern frsts. sSr doz
l6; guinea eggs. Ter doz.. sac.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus, spring. IA lba. ard
over, per 10. q; DO. small and medium, %: old
hens. PER h., heavy, IS do ssaall TO medium, ls.
Old ROSTERS. Per b., II; do, srfing. large,
per u. 2, do. small TO medium. y: ducks. large.
per Ii. I3s4: d., small per 10. p: do. musc0Vy
and mongrel. per H., l2al3: do. spring 8 lbs aud
over. per H.. lesE do. smaller, ial5; pigeons,
young. per pair. Is do, old. Per pair, y; guinea
fowl. old, each, a5,
POTATOES-Nev. Rappahannock. per Dbl. No.
/ ie0all0; do Norfolk. Ter Dbl. No. /. lisa. >
do. York River per Dbl. LOAi.i0; Eastern Shore,
MARYLAND rer Dbl LGlaliS: vans North Carolina,
Ter Dbl. bright i.5a5.1.
GREEN FRUITS AND NORTHUMBERLAND
early harvest per bbl fancy L25al.s0; do, small,
per Dbl 50a75: do per half Dbl bas 40a60; per box,
sh40: bets native bunch laZs hlackberriPs East
ern Shore, qt 6a62 do, Patuxent, per bucket. Sa
&C: cabbage, Norfolk Per bbl-, 4)a50; do, Eastern
Shore, per crate 50a69; cantaloupes Georgia, per
crate, lO0a250; corn. North Carolina, per dozen,
sal2; do. Virginia per dozen. Sale do ratiYe. per
dozen Ioal2; cucunbers, Norfolk, per basket, aa35
do per bbl 75al 80: do. native. per s bushel
basket 35a40, egEpants. Florida per crate, l.0oa
go hucklebeTies. Eastern Shore. Maryland. Per
qt, s; do. Maryland and Virginia, per bucket, pa
| q. kale native. PER bushe box. l5aG; onions.
Rappahannock, per Dbl. dry, 80; do, Per y
| Dbl, basket 9al00; do, Pennsylvania. yellow
| PER bushel 9oal00; do. sTring. per 100 punches.
/ 4oa50: peaches Maryland and Virginia Ter box,
/ s0a75 do Rappahannock. PER box, 40a60; do. per
/ basket Z5ai0. Georgia per carrier, 35al25 pears.
per basket Eastern Shore 55a5o; pineappes. Florida
/ rcr crate L5Oa25o plums Maryland and Virginia.
bas. 25ai0 do. qt liia3i squash native has l5a25
spinach native b1shei box 5a25; string beans Nor
/ folk per basket. green 70as0: do. per bus. wax.
/ 50aT5; do. native. pr bus green. 6a65; do. Per
/ bus wax, 5oa60; tomatoes Potomac, per ehasket
carrier iOa60; do. Rappahannoek per 6basket car
I rier. 4Oa60 do Norfolk. PER crate 50al0o; do,
native per + basket, 50asO; watemelons Georgia
each. l0s25
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So X street northeast-Square 200 lot q Andres
McGaTraEhy and James w. DOGGY trustees ts
George r. Bradley and Catherine Z. Brad
les So
OLeary e. TX. Mary. 20 William A. Keys ct TX
Margaret KEYS. SO
street northeast. between Ninth and Tenth
ssreets-sqasre 81. lot s; George $ Cooper
ct uK. 70 Charles T, Cross. ST., SO.
Scheutzen Park-LOt J. block I Charles r Nesbit
and John T. sleman. j. trustees 10 Mary T.
Lyddsne SO.
woodhridge-Lot O. block 10: Helen NJ Wills to
james NJ. Powell $.
Woodbrdge-Lot q block 10; james NJ Powell to
Helen n Willis s.
County-PaTcel Gi-l2 part Jennie Z. r. Forrest
TO Genevieve Brown. SO
Port ROYAL and Jamsica-Square SOS lot rs Her.
man r Howenstein ct TX to Bertram r. Thorn
EFT. S.s75.
H. A. Grswoids Addition to Anaeostia-Lot III
and part Of lot us Ralph l. Gait ct ux to
George T. Dyer SIC
Moore & Bsrbour's Second Addiuon-Square sos
lot 20; Herman r. Howenstein and F. Catesby
Rouyee trustees. 10 Edith NJ Mcdonald 81 l75
Petw5rth-Lot 49, block "a; Jesse u. shreve to
Clarence d. KefauveF and Olive P. Kefsuver,
whitehaven-Lots :. s and y: Clarence D. Kefauver
and Olive p Kefsuver to Jesse N. Shreve. SO.
Cleveland Park-square N7s. lot ]; Arthur B. Fam
ham e % Ella NJ Resell So
North Hilibr0ok-Sausre 5l26. lot 2-Ssmuel Cohen
end Samuel Y. Gussek, trustees, to Samuel v.
Gusaek SO.
Thlrty-third street northwest, between Q and r
streets-square 1918. part Ct lot lse; Raphael A.
CasilesT, Trustee, 10 George u. Young 1s5
KsloTama Heights-L0t Z. block TO-. Edward L
Morse e. TX. 70 Katherine Gillett S30e0
Columbia Heghts-part of lot g. block -: Samuel
A. Drury ct ux. to American Security and Trust
Company. trustee 500.
Kalorama Heights-Lot 81, block s; James H. White
ct ux, to George y. SouthWick and Samuel Nc
MILAN, SO
North Columbia Heights-Lots !. 2 and 81. block 5;
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. july 21.-BUTTER-Reoeipts to-day.
1875 packages; further weakness DEVELOPED this
morning under pressure % sell acclmulations Cream
cry specials IA: creamery extras. "a, creamery
frsts. 2 State daiy. coed to choice. ~: process
specials. 27s Western imitation creamery frsts ..
CHEESE Receipts TO-DAY no7s boxes; the heavy
receipts come duh and unsettled market. but
snllers are unwilling 10 eTant further concessions.
State white milk specials To- Stat whole milk fancy
cclared IA: State whole milk fancy white l4@
skins specials l2i.; skins fine. ia.
EGGS-Receipts TO-DAY. H.20 cases; the market
opened firm and With moderate offerings Of strictly
fresh eggs; State Pennsylvania ard nearby henrery
white fancy 81 State Pennsylvania brown henneFy
fancy 97 fresh gathered extras, g fresh-Cathered
extra hrsts 2l4.
standard middlings. ISIS; city bran 23oO in bulk
Western reddog 80 100 10 arrive winter wheat bran.
in loOpound sacks to arrive, 8G0.
OATs-Strung light offerings. No white 50a
50ls No. white. i9aisiz: No white fsaisls ;
white on track 4sa53i4.
FLOUR-Fim. but dun Kansas straights. 59a
$50 in sacks: soft straghts i75a500 in barrels ;
spring patents. 5sa6so. in barrcls spring clears
450a500. New Kansas strsights to arrive.
5I5a5D.
RYE FLOUR-F1m: moderate dealings Choice
brands Quoted az i.5ai,50
CORNNfEALr-steady: business IS dull Kiln
dried for export. so; coarse meal. in bags.
l35al.S
BEEF-stsady. fair trade Packet. lsOals.5O;
family. ls0oals.5o.
PoRK-steady small trade. Mess. $50; family
$50
HAY-Receipts. $50 tons steady; inquiry rloder-
ate Prime to-day. L.; No. J. 10; No. ? LIS;
No s. L09alOj.
sTRAw-Receipts 40 tons; steady light bust
ness. Long rye quoted al So.
/ LARD-fiTmer; duh. Prime Western. $3.50:
city, li.a5; refined continent $50 South Amegi
| can, l3D; refined Brazilian. kegs. MB cleo
steaTine 10: lard stearine duh New York. 1874.