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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-25

The Bennington opera house box Office
had record-breaking drawing 81 seats
Tuesday morning for the minstrel show
to be given March 30 The office was
advertised TO open at 2 o'clock 10 the
morning and at 1880 The night before
The lime began to form People kept
coming all night and long before day
light The opera house lobby was pack
"a to suffoeation Those who STAYED All
night played cards and told stories to
pass away tie time Each person could
only take ten seats and tie crowd lined
up at 6 a. m. nearly every person TAX
ing the maximum number Of ten for
their friends "A but twelve tickets were
exchanged before 1890 and 40 more
seats afe available unless the manage.
ment should decide 20 open the second
gallery
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

IHM Tfnns win publish Wants. Lost aat
Kouus. For Sale. To let efc.-shorr advertise
1erus--At tne rane d four iineA for twenfy-e "a
ceut1 fuf the drst insertion ena ave cents ioi
each nuhseQuent Insertion.
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STORE HOUSE.

up-to-date accommodations for storing
most any thing carriages and slelghs q speciality
No dust OF dirt and very little danger IRON
hre although / can insure properly stored nv
Ine 1t ! very cheap rate il desired. Rrcas
fight Call ON o. address, George I. McFar.
ss-A n
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The fortune Of Alexander Mcdonald,
yice-presideut Of the Standard OIL WHO
died ID California recently goes e. his
granddaughter daughters 81 his dead
daughter These girls Helen and Laura
Stale have been under bis guardian.
ship seven years and are daughters 81
riod Mrs May Harrington Hanna, ma
tive Of Shelburne. This state. h 1908
She had divorced her FIRST husband Dan
Hanna an Of the late Senator Hanna and
the match dspleaaed MI Mcdonald
who bad himself appointed guardian 81
The girls. However be became recon
ciled and the Stallos, WITH their chill
dren will probably live at "Valrey9 IN
Ohio the fortune h estimated 1T from
Sl5,0000 600 % s50,000000
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NOTICE

when you are looking fog vhiaeuees and
neckyokes 60 90 the Benuo shop At Depot
Square Horscshoeing and general repair
work solicited.
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DIVIDEND

Tho regular quarterly diyidspd Of 2 per
cent on the W. D. Quimby s. Co, finei
guaranteed issue. will be paid the iith day
of ApriL The above stock Is selling ct
sll2.i-2 per share. par value si.oo. which
nets the holder sIG income on each one hume
dred shares. On the 18th day Of july. me price
Of the guaran teod issue will advance 70 tLas
which viii pay sa40 on each hundred dol-
lars per year.
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cREw On F1FrrEN pRowNEp.
Norwegian Freight Steamer cspsizes ii
the Mouth Of the Eibe.

Cuxhaven, Marcn 25,-The Norwegian
freight steamer Dixie, bound for Scot.
land port. capsized in the mouth 81 the
Elbe during a severe storm yesterday
The crew d fifteen persons were drown.
ed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-25

FOR SALE Beautiful home in tho center q
Williams town Village This property consists
81 a one and one balf story house containing
eight rooms; bath. hot and cold water. electric
lights, town water good iarge ceiinr porch on
two sides Stable with six stalls and box stall.
flenty Of room for hay, carriage house and hen
house. One haif acre OF land with apples and
small fruits Price low and terms very reason
able. inquire ct eHee D A. Perry Real Es-
tato Agency Barre. Vermont s03tf
FOR sAI.E--In cabot Lower Village, q small
farm 0f about % aefss hfsrolass buildings,
running water at house ana barn, keeps euMs
snd horse, known IS the joel Harvey ptnce
Inquire Of h 10 Waldo Adm, Cabot. Vt a01tt
FOR sALE-Farin. stock and tools. Located
III THE town on Mafshheid, miles from tialn-
field. 90 aeres, running water BARD and soft
wood. lumber arpie and sugar orchard COWS,
yeafifues work team, etc. For particulars,
inquire e Daniel Guyette, Rlaindeld Nt. 5eattss
FOR SALE House 81 rooms. bath, fur.
nacg smsil barn ard about two acres % land,
located af Hast Barre Price 81 p00O1 Inquire
a the F. b cate Real Estate Agency, Bafle.
VI 85h
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


W&kTFD--Ko0meFs and hoardeis AZ Fort
ney cottage, No. Columbia street, back ef No.
i17 corner North Seminary and North Main
street less than five minutes walk from any
stone shed on smiths Meadow. Tel a27s8 9tst
no RENT Furnished front room, electric
lights and bath at 70 Cottage street. ao2tf
40 RENT Furnished room. electric lights
ana bath n Wellington ST, corner O Walnut
street. 2Am
10 RrNT-Two large connecting rooms ID
Averlli blsck Apply e l. q. AyeriL s8sf
----zs-zzs----
LOST AND FOUND.
FOUND Bunch 81 keys which owner can
have IS paying for sdv AZ this office. ST.
FoUNo-sman tan cnloFed dog. some white
81 neck and breast. No collar ~ owner viii
call and remove same be Will receive Suitable
reward. n r. 0svia, Weed Block Barse
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POULTRY


EGGS FOR HATCHING- Rhode island Reds
and Harred Rocks. caekerei and pulet mstings
81 per setting Apply 70 VIVA Brown, Q Grant
ave StGF
EGGs FOR SETTING Bun Wyandotle. Gil
setting. Telephone, Barre, PA rs Fl Y,
Carr. SEQ
FOR sAl.E-4Eour ducks and one drage. pure
fred white Rektn ducks atarted laying. In
qnire at 20d elm street. Et6e
FOR SALE High grade Barred Plymouth
Rocks stock and eggs for sale. Eggs si.01 per
setting A few settings from prize stock at
81 livery fowl Ia this pen took one or more
prizes during 1868 Fourteen awards on eight
entries Ii Barre show last December. n &. Rob
inson. Barre. VT g0stf
FOR sALE--Bluo Andslusisns exclusfvely
Get the beet Ny stock are bred for layers and
the show room Prize Winning stock laying
the whole year round. Excelled BY noue. Pen
beaded hy cook scoring "a MOB q hen ID pen
scoring less than 81 up 70 81 Double mating
Per setting Is for SL00 Walter Bellvills.
Graniteyiiie, w. Phone s-ii attf
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FOR sALE-A farm one mile from guarfies
for sale No barn. Two good houses. Will sell
On exchange for renting property. 397tf
Also % COW farm in Moretowh for sale OF ex.
change 397if
Ten COW farm ia Braintrea s05u
Nice up-to-date house on Batcheidar street
70 rent Or sell. aolm
A.go0d house on Batchelder street with large
barn electric lights fer sale Of exchange. 887n
A Few good large work horses for sale Or x-
change for drivers a07u
Good second hand cooking range for sale.
301tf
Few second hand chamber sets Tor sale. s0Itf
Lumber wagons and dump carts for sale. soiti
Apply 10 A. M Morrison, Bstchelder street
Phone 444.2a
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New Real Estate Firm h Walsrbu1,

We have several bargains il small poairry
farms nicely located on main road near Water.
bury village, containing from 60 z acres nice
land, frait, good buildings and on line Of cleo.
tyic failsead,
Meat market ab Waterbury GaAter, fHly
equipped ready for business ana with a good
patronage runs two carts
Hotel property at Moretown. has good trade
and ehAnee 10 make money.
Desirable house Of u rooms on Pleasant
street III Mortified village Dne-haM acre ef
land. Some fruit Only atSo0.
Also large hst Of village properties aud de-
sifabie farms both large and small ia different
parts 81 the state. Cali and sea us and We can
Suit you Campbell a Woodworth, water.
burg. Nk ttf
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W0RK WANTED.


WARTED-Pasifion for general h0asaw0rk
scotch girl ia o. out 0f Barre. Address "A r. d
Times once. sty
MEN WANTED QUICKLY By bic Chicago
Mail order House u distribute eatsloges. All.
ysrtisa, etc. S2snQ a week Liberal expense
allowances 1rst month. No experience required.
Globe Association. 1917 State ST.. Chicago. 6t1s
WANTEp-Tw0 young girls want places 70
assist II general housewCrk Address tHifls'a
care Times Once Srf
WANTED - Situation zs book Keeper or
dfaugAtsman M city, would be willing 70 ffy
our aafore settling wage rate. Address "M
BARRE Daily Times s07Gf
WASHING do family washing. lace
curtains, white shirts and shirt waists Adj
dress A. W., Times office s85tf
ANTED-~roaitton as sGeno0rapher and
bnekkeeper (ar either hF beginner Ta gam
experience more 81 an object than wages, Adj
dress q. 4. NJ. care Times office. 303tf
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FARM FOR aALF-My farm near Orange
Centre. ~ hhoui I'D acres. will keen 81 bead 81
stock and team Good aprlNufehNru u KtM ted
ifatt eusnf place plenty e ~ood and large
quantity az splt lumber haiidiuEf ln good re-
paif Farm viii cur a. tana " nay, q ".
hafnss, Orange " oasa'
Farm FOR sAI.F~B mIles from Williams
town. miles finm lfanileviile. miles from
Chelsea. Farm contains 100 acres Cuts bay
ZOE e OF % head Of stock taiipmtfd 1Iou0l
spruce easy E get on, ~ mile % saw mill
Abundance IF ha who'd Running water 40
honae ana barn. Good arple orchard Buildings
Ro0a Price ti 500 for heftvr description.
inquire Az the r 81 Cate Real Estate Agony.
iiare, W New England and Peoples
rhene. aqiti
FOR aALE-New modern cottage hopse On
inifa street. up-to.date 70 every wy viii
make price AMI terms 81 payment satisfactory.
Alien Lumber company. 2a9tlF
FOR sALE-Nev room borss. an finished
ia good shape. hard wood floors Extra lO
A bargain at siHNON Must ~ sold hefnrr
April ist Inquire Of the ID a. Perry Zeal o..
tate Agency Barre, W f@tt
Farm FOR sALg-s 10 miles from barre
city contains 100 acres. Cuts 40 tons hay be-
eide other grona free from stone. fnnning
water 90 honse and barn. bard wood ana suft
timber enough for the farm use. buildings are
good. ~ milo section Peoples telephone As
sessad for $500. insured Tor 41lOl ffeam col.
iect0d at the door. fur better description call
e The 4. - Cate Real Estate Agency, harre
VI s6iff
FARM FOR sALF-ConfAins % sores. about
D acres OF ullaKe. balance pasture, weed add
timber Free from stoue Small sugar orr
eh&Fd and apple orchard House in good ne.
pair. barns 4 fashion put comfortable This
place iq located TO miles from South koYai-
ION and on good road. We iaclude fn this
sale about 10 tons Of ensilafe about l2 tons 90
hay. moving machine. hafse rake. lumber
WaEan, piOwa, hafruWa, i. y. separator anu
small tools Price for everything eiga0u NJ
sold soon. Inquire ~ the II ~ Cate heai fa-
tate Agency, BARR W. ei4rf
FOR sALE-Two- tenement house % Maple
avenue, f0ums each, two baths, Gas. elfg wa.
tef. large lot Insured for 5000 rents Cor
x2tna month. Price ohly $4EUO9 # sold
soon. Small payment down. balance easy In
euire AZ the J. b Cate Real Estate Agency,
HARE. W 1ltf
FARM FOR sALE-Four thousand sugar
trees. half million feet of niee sproee. cuts
thirty tons " hay. buildlnes fair viii sell
lumber separately. Located seven miles from
railroad Inquire OF q \ Wood. Barre 10u
FOR SALE Cottage house On me French
estate. Seven FoomH ana hath ai finished ia
yellow birch Hardwood floors n every room.
Furnace PEAR electric lights gas. set tuba
Coed oemcuted cellar Piazza ca two sides OF
house Price VERY low For particulars call at
a Franklin street o. phone f4s-3 l0iu
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4. W PaFsonseCs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

40 RENT-Gargo basement NY ana Light.
inarirs of t. ii. Averill s3tf
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A ". ALLEN, sunnyside Farm 2ostf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-25

HORSE FOR LF--Hxcepnonaily good
driver Phone asa GlOtf
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HELP WANTED.


wANTED-Glrl % do houss work in family
o. tive. One who can live IS bone nights pre-
feFfed, Apply q p - Main 81 etf
WANrRD-Gosd reliable No. / farm hand.
Apply . /. 9. Wilder. Middlesex. VI So
wANTED-Ieusr cutter Bibpard & LAdrie.
lanes circle, Slty. III
WANTED An ONCF-One ietrerer. one car
yer ana stone cutters Apply az Central tran
its Go. ~ q Glesspns she'd. rs
WANTED AT oNcE-A tahls girl AZ The Rel
'oks, Aen'peisf, AZ w
WANTED-A capable girl for general house
work. Must nave references Apply t. Mrs
Geo. M0farlaue. 2s5 So. Main street Or tele-
phone ssA ~
wANTED-e good granite tutterA Apply AZ
ne harlinson Estate Granite Go. ~
WANTKD-Glfl 10 do general homework in
. family 81 three. Good wages. Apply g Box
No ~, Lisbon. \ n ~
wANFED-Thrss arst-olass rranits cutters
on monumental work. r. v. Mould. Norris
vius. " 80
GIRLS wANTED-As We have inst COM
pieted two hTes huiidings We will BE "a 4 POI
silion % giyo work y this factory 70 3 mum.
Der 81 girls in onr ieWelry box and other de-
psrtmenis The work Is very clean ard A.
ffaeflFe anc viii be steady. For particulars
address Employment Agent. Dennison Mfg.
Co. 10. framineham, Mass. 1872
WANTED -rirst-c as carver Applg steph-
co q Gerard. ltf
wkNTED-slx arst.c class granite cutters on
monumental work az once Hosmer Bros
Crotch va ~
FOB SALOONS who IS about 10 leave Barre
offers for immediate sale Bis home place on
Park ST.. within Eve minutes walk Of the post
Office. aN iu ROD repair ana s bargain For
particulars address 0f ngll III e. q, Robinson
@ Nor Main street. Barre, vermont a08H
WANTED-Fisst-class carver at once hv
Jones & Stevens Smith street, s0stf
CARPENTERS WANTED With t0ols cor DO
ing frame or inside finish NoFk on passenger
cars Steady employment work an under cove
er. The Laconia Car Company Works Laeonia
n Ii. gaatH
MEN wANTND-To prepare for Railway
Mali. Customs ana Postofiice examinations.
$500 to Sl5a0 Preparation free Write for
schedule showing places Franklin Institute,
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CARLOAD

81 Syracuse suiky Flows. Drag Flows, Hauows.
cnhivntors aud Horse Hoes justreccivoa. Huy
now ami have nFat choics.
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ron SALE Horse and harness. express
team and sleiah. Very cheap Apply ~ n
stella, q Ellist0u So City. 10
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FOR SALE gBHAp- Second quality dry Ellis
humber NJ Interested investigate NJ n Olda
fhene 1904. ia Washington street etos
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FOR ski.E-Iron bcds with springs and bed.
ding. ; cot bed. refrigerator and several oincf
aftieiet OF furniture. Call during the forenoon
ne % Avorlil street. 5tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

F0uND-Bonch 81 keys which owner
have IS paying foI sdv a. this office,
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FOR SALk--1H0- tenement house % Maple
avenue f0ums each. two baths. Eas. elfg wa.
ter large lot Insured for t2uQ1. rents Cor
x2tno month. Price only S4a0O0 # sold
soon. Small payment down. balance easy. In
quire AZ the !. b Cate Real Estate Agency.
barre VI ls5tf
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STOCK FOR sALE-Who wants 10 purchase
several shares g preferred stock ~ tn Barre
Nfanito and Quarry o.. What VIII yuu give
for itY Address youf offer 70 stoskH Times
office H5if1
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-30
WHEAT DECLINES ON
GENERAL SELLING
Purchases of Past Seven Days
Take Profits
UNLOADING Is HEAVY
With Result That Prices Close
Higher-Oats and Provisions
Also Close Higher

Chicago June 29--For the first time
in many days the wheat market this af-
ternoon closed at a decline. Bad news
from the crops In the northwest seemed
to have finally lost their power to thrill.
it was thought rain in eastern Montana
might extend into North Dakota. Besides
preparations were under way here for
three days adjournment of the board of
trade following the Friday session. Large
holdings were unoaded by leading in
terests and caused sharp cheapening of
prices. the net amount being 1s017ls Corn
finished IS to 5000 up, oats unchanged
to shade higher and provisions &c to
Csc advance.
Except during brief period at the out
set the tendency of wheat was irregular
ly downward all the time. There was
increased selling by large longs who for
several days had previously sold on
rising market. The buying on the. dips
was of a scalping sort, the wheat coming
out for sale again at fractional rallies
and appearing to make the load on the
market grow constantly heavier. Incl
dentally the first car of new wheat to
arrive here this year was reported to
come from Oklahoma, and simultaneously
came news that southwest receipts to-
day were three times as large as year
ago Threshing returns also were said
to be excellent Kansas wheat turning
out far better than expected Steadiness
at the close was induced by an alarmist
official bulletin from North Dakota, Sep
TENDER ranging between s9lsc and lOlss
as result with last sales at 100 to 10o1s
net loss of 1870 to 11ac.
Farmers and sellers were apart In corn
Sellers went into the market to buy
back the grain. September fluctuated
around 5shac, closing firm at 6o1sc, net
gain of &c The cash market also was
firm No. 2 yellow closed at 60060s4c. u
Short sellers of oats were forced to
cover on account of the bulge In corn
September prices limits were ss14c and
soc with the finish a shade up at 3S%c.
Hogs receipts showed a little less than
looked for and offerings of products were
unusually light Final figures were Is
to 25c dearer for pork, 5 to 121ac for lard
and 715 to 1Oc for ribs.
Future quotations were as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-30
Now Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, June 29.-Cotton futures
opened steady enough, but in rather an
irregular way the old crops being points
down to / point up while the new crops
we're 4 to points up. Cables were not
favorable either on spots or futures, put
their influence was offset by extremely
bullsh private cable messages from LlV-
erpool operators stating that the ENG
lish market looked oversold. Prices were
also stimulated by the announcement that
a prominent member of the bull clique
had offered to bet 5000 that the next
crop would not total 100000 bales, RES
tor,s figures This same trader also Wireo
brokers here an order good for the day'
to buy 10000 bales OF July at l4.ioc. ne
weather map showed too much RAIN IN
the eastern half of the cotton belt, ana
~, forecast promised more. All of these
bullish features created a demand that
more than absorbed the rather Tree OIL
ferings from bearish traders VINO were
putting out fresh short lines IN ahtie4pd-
ton of a bearish government report on
condition next Friday. At the END OF .iia
first half hour of trading the market
was steady at an advance ol "
points.
determined bull support was offered tht
market and decided firmness was exnlp-
tied around the middle of the morning,
when July was put 26 points up from 'hs
lowest, touching 1850. August was put
II points up from the price MADE IN the
early trading. and the new crop months
increased their advance until they stood
II and IS points over yesterdays closing.
The rise was all the more surprising ana
disconcerting to the bears because of the
almost general expectation, freely ex-
pressed by bulls and bears alike, that
the government report on condition on
Friday would show an increase In per-
centage of at least points Toward
noon bull support was withdrawn. but the
demand from shorts was still sufficient to
maintain a steady tone. At noon the
market was steady to points down
from the highest
In the afternoon session the old crops
were neglected, and no great amount or
business was transacted In the new crops,
which held very steady. At o'clock the
active months were within to 4 points of
the highest of the day
The close was steady at net adj
vance of IL to II points.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-30
SHARP ADVANCE IS
SCORED IN COTTON
Bullish Conditions in Texas
Aid the Upturn
DEMAND IS VERY GOOD
offerings of Cotton Are Light and After
Publication of a Bullish Private
Report Prices Go Up Rapidly
and Close Strong
DEMAND IS VERY GOOD

New York, June 29-The cotton mar
ket had very sharp advance early to-
day and while fluctuations were some
what irregular, the close was steady at
a net advance of 1916 points.
The opening was steady at unchanged
prices to an advance of points in re-
spouse to the firmer late cables, less
favorable view of the weather owing to
rains in the eastern belt and bullish pri-
vate condition reports concerning Texas.
The bulls were more aggressive than re-
Gently, and right after the call a con-
siderable demand developed for the near
months which appeared to represent COW
ering by Wall street shorts. There did
not appear to be much cotton for sale
and, after the publication of another
private condition report indicating a de-
terforation of little over one per cent in
the average condition of the crop for the
month, July contracts sold up to 1915 or
20 points above the closing figures of
last night, while later positions showed
a net gain of about 17G22 points. Real
izing checked the advance at this level,
pue WIN NieWs DIS 10 the pTODdDle SNOW
ing of the government crop report next
Friday becoming a little more bullish,
there was no aggressive pressure against
prices and after sagging off to within 90
IA points of last nights close, prices
firmed up again in the last hour on re-
newed covering and bull support.
Southern spot markets officially report
ed were 1sc lower to 1sc higher.
The furry of old crop shorts during the
morning naturally had tendency to re-
vve the talk of an end season corner and
rumors were circulating that tfs bulls
were finding a better demand for their
spot supplies. A canvass of the local
trade made during the day showed that
6S members of the local trade were look
ing. on the average, for a government
report showing a condition of 500 per
cent comparing with so per cent last
month. The highest individual estimate
was Sc and the lowest 81 per cent.
Receipts at the ports today 1883 bales
against 1888 last week and 1871 last
year. For the week 10000 bales against
1878 last week and 81. 13s last year.
Todays receipts at New Orleans 7S4
bales against $3.50 last year, and at Hous-
ton 131 bales against 5o4 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-30
Frults and Produces

corrected by Douglas BrosA
Apples-Fancy winesap, per barrel. 81.
Oranges-Calfornia, s3.75Q400
Pineapples, $2.75.
Inconsistency, S6G6.50.
Limes-Imported, per 100, 7ocQS1. 90.
Irish Potatoes-New stock, per bush.
ell, 90cGSl.00.
Sweet Potatoes-Choice. per bu, a.lo.
per barrel. $3.50
Cabbage-Florida, per crate, $500; Mo-
bile, 500.
Onions-New Louisiana. &c per pound.
Navy Beans-choIce Michigan. per bu..
$500.
Lima Beans-Per lb.- &c.
Peas-Virginia Blackeye, per bu., $3.50
Spanish Onions-Per crate, slc0 Te-as
per crate, 81.
Celery--Fancy. per crate. 81 so; per doz
75c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, per box, s4.5o75 "a
Tomatoes-Florida. per crate. S203
Straw berries-Southera Alabama. 81 soo.
ESQ per crate; Florida, 25Q3Oc ouart.
Hanceville per crate. s3a2.60
New snap beans, per hamper. s1.0o N
SIPS.
Peaches-Georgia, per crate, s1d1 IN.
Alabama per crate. s1G1.50.
Blackebrries, per crate. 81.
Watermelons-Fl Florida, each 20d25o
Cantaloupes-Florida, per crate. ~ sos,
75