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Evening journal., 1910-06-30

The Hanover c. f. Society will 20
up the river Thursday evening on the
Z o'clock boat. They expect to have
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
WHAT EVERYBODY OUGHT TO
KNOW

That Foley Kidney Pills contain lust
the ingredients necessary to tone.
strengthen and regulate the action Of
the kidneys and bladder.
n B. Danforth, Market and Second
streets. Wilmington Dell
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
Alexander. Mahaffx Nnntials Tonintl.

Henry Clay Mahaffy. Jr.. Of this city.
ana Miss Fannie May Alexander.
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a pleasant trip.

The Central c. f, young people are
planning to spend the afternoon and
evening at Brandywine Springs on
Thursday. They will have supper at
the park.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
c. +. NEWS.

N'' ''''" Merwin Scott.
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q. 8. GOVT poNDa
NEW YORK COTTON.
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. June 29.-BuVers continue
to make the prices In the local wool
market. although there Is a slightly
better demand for some grades. In
Quiry ranges from fine and medium
quarter and one-half blood, Ohio heecss
and a little unwashed delaine. Advices
from the west indicate that the new
dealers are buying very little. The
FOLLOWS: Ohio and PennsyIvania Aeeces
nne unmerchantable. a4@a5c: M-biood
combing. 27Q2sc: %-blood comblng. ~
a csc: u blood combing,- 25q acc; de-
20G22c Michigan. Wisconsin and New
York feeces-Fine unwashed. 20921c,
delaine unwashed. ESQ 24c: n blood un,
Q27c. Kentucky, Indiana and Mis-
souri-% blood. so@3lc; k-blood. "a
q 27c.
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$3.50. Lard-Irregular; middle ypsss
spot. si2.sb012.4s. sugar-Raw, nrm-
err: osn,rifusai.. 90 test. $3.50; musco-
yado. 50 test. $3.50; refined. nrm: cut
sb.2t; STIMULATED. ss.i5. corse-Ric
No. z. on the spot. 81 0sxc. Tallow--
Dull; city s%c; country. sH 0exc;
ems. isQl4c; fowls. ltQ1sc; spring
duckiinss. isH @isc, 1--we poultry
Firm: geese. lie: ducks. 1<c; fowls,
err; state milk common to speciais. 10
Qi5Ac: skins. specials. b0i2hc; full
skins, IA 03hc-
coffee options opened unchanged TO 8
ccipts alb: creamery, extra, 3sHc;
state dairy, tubs, asaazhc; Imitation
nr:ts, ata2Sc EsSss1wsak; ssssssi.Pt.
nearby mixed. fancy. 22934o, fresh
firsts. 20Q22c.
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yonprNo PRICES.

s. e:s- s:.a s.i ,.is sSS %:
Si0iSo, Corn Fancy Mains siiS;
S s:ne.iS; sss early aS'' June, sss .tan.
dsrds. 81; soaked, Co07ocL salmon
socSsye. tall. SiSo: nat. -; Alaska
reds. si5o Alssns pink. i;1s, 10 p rs-
ceGee-Packase oofrss. ioo-ib. sasa
Sil.36Wl7: delivered:
Fesd-Brsn, ,aS; IN: midd nnas sas;
ST. sSs; coarse corn meal ss7; corn and
Tiss.-Michlssn patents in wood.
ssss, s,,s o os sss $40 sss Dbl aS:
hour. $3.50 per Dbl.
Oiis-Raw linseed. 7sc: boiled linz
seed. 7sc; Diamond headlight kerosene.
Grown ss P ss:oS ,se per ss Ss'"s
In barrel lots. csc per gal
Prevtsieas-Msss pork. S2s; family.
s. medium Ix Sf isd dI aso .aissI
Srisksts iSKc; shoulder itMc; picnic
tiercss. iskc: kettle rendered, i4ks ID.
Ea2ss sons Tcs fss as Sr by
list Tor Detroit, Delray.. Crosse Point.,
Highland Park. North Detroit and
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. lbs.
cubes, 1855: xxx powdered. $685.:
standard powdered. Sc; graduated cx-
ira coarse. $3.50; do iine In bulk. $3.50;
$3.50; do, 5-ib cartons, $3.50; do. io-ib
cartons. t5.T5; do, 25-lb cartons. s5.65;
diamond A. 1910; confectioners' A.
?sss; No. I. : 49,; No sS'se: M T.
$S.so: No. I. 1885; No. s, $3.50; No. 8.
}5.a5: No 10. $500: No. II. s5.i6: No.
IL. 1910; No: Is. ;o.os; NO. II. s5.o5:
$3.50: household powdered lib car
tons, as to case, $s.75 per case; house
hold powdered. 5-ib cartons. Is to case.
$40 per case.
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Apples-Fancy, N0Abo: common. u
2S per Dbl; western box apples. >3Is
@3.5c per box.
Bsnanas-Good shipping stock. S1.So
02s0, according to quality.
Bssns-Dried Lima. ehc PER ID: =,
Blackberrfes-LAwto $3.50 per "a
CeIsry-Home- grown. 4oc@,l doz.
CauIinower-csiifornia. Sl.aS per dol.
Csbb.gc-New. H.250l.76 per crate.
CCherrie"@:s per bu. :,
@isMc: fail made. II sise: York state.
10 % 2oc. Limburser. Wisconsin. 10 isc:
York State. ls0isc: German cream.
brick, ie01ehc; schweitssr. domestic
ed: 10000 per ID.
Dste.-Persian. s9so per Id; Fards. .
Dressed C.ives-choice. 1Io1iho ID:
Fiss-Imported. new, I1@14c per Id:
California. $50 per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
p eer pu aG head es sssuce
ssi .:s as ssan lsns 1884, rS bun re
iie2t SbS@1sS doz: green n,I bean. rso@
Texas io&atoss .e'11 BPspps per- .SasKst
crete. aoc per basket; water cress. Is
su dot sarn .p..c zoe so' iu Hs:s:
D DsT gus. .i:So@L1s per box boz; 7Sc9M
young onions. i4Yi5c doz. 80.
aprieots. ii.So0s; cherries. ;i.7s5a.ss
Goo.eberrie.-s275as per bu:
following price, o for Sslsd Cd bay in car
$3.50 als; No. Ds'. time.sy ~ .,sSis.sS;
glover mixed. s1e@1e.So; rye straw,
Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from &lS0zA
as to quality.
Hides--No. l cured hides. SC; NO;
No. green bulls. &c; No. cured veal
Kip. .1oc: No. green veal Kip. 80;
No ! cured murrain. Sc: No ! green
GREEN e ss NJ iso f No ' sor.s 'f hides
tsiiow. shc; No. taIiow; txc: sheep.
skin. as TO amount wool. 3ec 20 soc:
No hides. lie on: No kip. calf. ihc
Honey-Fansy white. Is@i7c; amber.
l291<c; extracted. 7@sc per ID.
Hsss,ss-Ts,fsso ssg psr ef box
Messinas. $500 per box
I.imes-s1 &c per 100.
Meic.s.Rocky Fords; ssso9tso per
Msskrooms-i5G soc per ID
Nuts--Walnuts. ID 1sc; almonds. IL
G15c; pecans. 12n15c; nlberts. IL % 11oj
is sssorS nSi. m'ssH n%s ln9s:s H;s
Onions - Egyptians. s1.ee per bu;
Texas Bermudas. f1.so1a per crate.
Orangcs-California navels. $500
$50 per crate.
Pssesppies- Floridas. sI.3s03 dos:
$3.50 " .2.fE per crate.
Peaches-6-basket crates. s29a26, g.
basket crates. sl@i.a- oushel baskets.
Petatoes--New Bermudas. st.75 per
buk new southern, 81 per bu.
49, it A,ELr. ia sne.ta.s'
129f3c; ducks. 1641sc; geese. lac; tur-
keys, f791ec per IL
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Quotations by Hayden. stone & Co..
b)Bid. {.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig q Co. June %: Wheat-Action
appointing from a bull standpoint
Market opened higher on the dry
weather all over the northwest, but
liberal realizing sales were soon In
evidence as they were yesterday. From
S10l% the Sept. price has been of
within a fraction OF the dollar market.
Dec. wheat Is now &c over low point
of the morning. and lc under close OF
yesterday at Sl.01h. No one pretends
to claim that the serious situation in
the three big states is greatly changed
but the forecast for Sc hours 10 cooler
and Winnipeg has given out forecast
OF showers and cooler conditions Tor
Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The opin-
ion prevailed that the market was
over-bou1ht on the strong advance on
the crop scare. and this IL the secret
of the general selling on the setback.
Threshing Is about to begin on south
ern Kansas. Wheat harvest Is nearly
finished in a few Illinois counties near
ST Louis. and reports indicate better
yields than expected
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, June 2e-Fiour-ouiet
and firm. Pork-Steady: mess. $24750
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LIVE sTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
Dunning d Stevens Live stock Repor


Cunning q stevess' Live stock Report.
cattie-Reeeipts IS cars. dull.
Best Jest i nI to loo, ID s. .ss;S :,aS9
steers. Ss25QT; medium butcher steers,
1000 to lido lbs. ssat9s7s; light
ssS sehse 't fsr to sood co~s Sso
fat hsifers, 1850; good fst meters
ssg .sosR h rsir to 1884,. Do Se.: fa
ing steers s4.76T5; medium to good
do, y4a42s; .stockers. all grades. $3.50
9s;75; best bulls: !S,1S9SS3; b9Io q "a
4; best mixers and springers. $50 96o
each: common to good. do. S3o050.
oHoss-Receip!.s 20 cars. nrm; heavy.
Sheep and LsmbsWReceipts Q cars.
$50 Is; weshers. s.soais5; ewes.
Calves-s5 0s.5o.
EAST BUFFALo-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. June 20
The market closed with cattle re-
ceipts 500; dull and steady. Prime
steers $775Q$S.00; butcher grades
s3.509$7.50. Calves receipts 225:
active. so cents higher. Common to
choice $6.00@$6.50 Sheep and lambs
iN'CiPbo LtoVOp dStiNC, idihOo 80 NOheS
higher. Choice lambs $S.00@$8.50;
dull to fair. s6.0O9$7.75. Yearlings
$5.50a$6.o0; sheep $3.00@S4.s5; Hogs
receipt 5000; slow and lower. Workers.
s9.609s9.65: pigs $9.s5; mixed $3.50;
heavies $3.50; roughs $500 $3.50;
stays $7.26Gs7.5o.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June 3o.--cattle--Receipts
5000. steady TO shade higher; beeves.
ss3o@s55i Texans. S42bG6.!5;. west
ern, t540m725: stockers and feeders.
s35od570; cows and heifers, e.7bD
SIS: calves. t5.50dS25. Hogs-rlc-
ceipts $4,000. loo higher; light, 1920
Ss.sss: mixed. !sIIoogss:So; heavy, $500
sheep and tambs-Rcceipts 10000.
strong: natives. S2.75@4s5; western.
s3.2S a $50: lambs, natives. s475 a $50;
western. t597.75.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., June 2e--Hogs-
Receipts, 1900: market steady. 10c low
er: mediums and heavies. $3.50; york.
ers. s9.45as.5o: pigs. 1850. Cattle
Receipts, 3 cars; steady. Larbs-Re-
ceipts cars; IS. Calves-Reecipts,
ZOO. $500
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GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 29-Close: The
weather map gives no hope TO the
bears. and there Is no encouragement
In private reports from the spring
northwest and there Is lees promise
OF rain than there was two or three
days ago, Even the crop experts who
ago. now admit that the wheat crop IL
burned up over large stretch or
country, and the only hope II that late
sown wheat may be saved by rains, OF
which there IL no present prospect.
The clouds that held some promise on
Tuesday. are not now In evidence. John
1nglis wires that for $50 miles between
Bismark and Minot. the crops are all
gone.
There IL a feeling that the buying
side has been overdone. and dealers adj
wise going slow on the bull aide. This
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig & Co. June 20: Early London
cables quote spot UP Is Sd. futures rs
Cd. steady. Boston copper stock mar
ket continues dull and easy. and lacks
snap. North Butte appears TO be one
Of the weakest stocks.
The declaration of en- initial quar-
terly dividend of SO cents a share OF
Butte q Balaklava was made In d.
rect line with the predictions made IN
this service for several weeks. This
81 per annum basis. calls for pay
mcnt OF $4,000, a very conservative
distribution in view OF the splendid
earnings that are now being shown.
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BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. June s0.-Boston copper
share sales Of June 20: furnished by
p. 1910; Az. 10; Am. Zinc. 200; A. G.,
ls5; Att. s.; ;Bos. a Corb;, 4s5: Butte,
625; Blu. g. Bak. 445; c. q A.. 1875: G.
& H., s.; Cent. So; c. Range. 934: y 4.
W, I5o; E., B., las. Elm r.. 40; Fr.,
226: Cir. AS; Or, 161: G. c., 80: Hanc..
so; Ind. 2s5: ]. Roy. 525; Lake. 2.2s2:
Las s.; Mass sts; Msx. ,so; MIA Ma.
=. b., $3.50; n. L. ss6:. o: B.. AS;
Csc, so, Par. Is: Ray, 21o: Shan. AIS;
Sup, 34e: Cup. & Bos., 4ie; Sup. & p.
U. 8. r., 1.445; do pfd. ss2; Ut. Con.
355; Ut Cop. Is: Win, 240; Wow. 23.
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PRODUCES.

The berry market was active and
firm on Tuesday. All varieties were
small and demand was active. Straw
berry receipts were larger than ex-
pected but there were buyers on hand
for everything that came In. Peaches
were in better supply and active. There
IL a hrmer feeling in the poultry mar
ket and prices are a shade higher. Re
ceipts vary greatly In quality, but
there IL a brisk demand for all offer-
ings. Vegetables are active and steady.
but demand for old potatoes 10 so small
them.
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BOSTON COPPER
COPPER MARKET-CIose.

Ariz. Coml. IAN: ALL IS; Adv. 81 /;
Bos. & Corb.. IL; Bos Ely. 81 Butte
Cltn.. 16N: Cactus. az. C. & A.. 81;
con R H. ssf SsS chi nsy G q psvi lob
FIR. ioX; Grs IS; Cir. 6 c. Can, !:
Iianc, I'm; Ind. IS; l.. Roy. 49, Kerr
j., Sk Las. 10; LAR. An Lake. 40 u ;
Mass. ~; Mia. 1917: Moh.. 81; New.
Cons. Is: New. Utah. 81; Nip. 11k; n.
Lake. To- Ohio Cop. Old Dom. 80;
quincy. 10; Ray Cons. 1sk Shan. ?b ;
9: Sup. Pitts. 1911; Tam. so; Utah
Apex, sh; Utah Cons, 90; Smelling.
37L: do pfd. ASH: Win. 8: Wolv.. 100.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries extras. 27hc ID:
hrsts. 26hc: dairy butter, 22c. pack
Ing stock, Ale per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 1Shc per doI Receipts on
Wednesday. AT cases.
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strswberrtss-ls-qt cases 7se0N;
bushels. home grown, s2.sSQiso;
RaspkeTrtss-Red. 20 per eu; black.
Sl.5O per 2t-Qt case.
Tsliew-No. 4. sHc; No; ., she 10
Weol-Msdium unwashed. le03los
ane unwashsd. N0lsc per ID
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CuICACO pRODUCE.

CHICAGO, June 29.-Butter-Extras.
RING; firsts, 25hc; dairy. extras. CSC:
r rss: i! se Essss.er~ins r's He;
young Americas. 15L Q15nc. Live
poultry-Fowis. l4ch ducks. lac; geese.
6G10c.
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Carson, Craig 4 Co.

1IO-2I4 FORD BLDG, DETROlT.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Provisions
4 Boston stock Exchange,
members Chicago Board of Trade.
Private wires to all markets.
Michigan correspondents of Paine.
bryan. New York and Chicago.
Stock certificates delivered promptly.
Correspondence solicited
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Markets and Finance

accounts for the selling on Tuesday.
which was continued OF Wednesday.
and cau:ed an early decline In price,
holders Of Yons wheat. ana nSpS The selling ling
weakened the market at . time when
everything In the crop outlook was
bullish.
Wheat sold OF and weakened. large
~ because holders wanted their profits.
official reports had no rain In the
had become CLOUDY. ana moi:ture 'u vas
ssy' and closed at : loss Of lie in cash.
and wb.st gi assSta II ss. fssS1s no
N.ot; July opened at ti;oaN. declined
TO Si.0oh. and closed at el.ol: septem-
Der opened at i;os*. declined to sl.oa;
at s.os. declined TO Si.olM. and closed
Coarse grain quotations; corn--Cnsh
No. 2. s2nc: No; 2 yellow. car at SAC;
oats-ssandard, CAR. at aye, Sep.
at Rys.c s,Gs' SS f. so esS. 1 at ssc
Beans-Cash. sa.25: Oct. s2.oS; Nov.
clovsrseed-.P,rd,nms spo. 81; October.
Receipts in the Detroit market Wed.
nesday. included cars of wheat, I OF
corn. OF oats. and ! OF rye; Stocks
corn. 1904 bu OF oats. and 1874 bu
Wednesdays wheat receipts: st.
year ago; Kansas City. $4,000 bu.
against $4,000 bu: Duluth. So cars.
against IA: Minneapolis. l72 cars.
against IS; Chicago. 7 cars, against I.
This weather Is great for growing
corn.
Wheat receipts at primary points
wednesday. 100000 bu: year ago. 1885,
600 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Ohio. June a9.-wheat-
Cash. Si.o3; July. el.00A; Sept. si.o2N
Dec. sio4x; June. &l:o.. corn-Cash,
81; July. 6ic; Sept. s2hc; Dec. 6skc;
May. &c. Oats-Cash. 40hc: July.
40Lc: Sept. 3shc: Dec, 40kc: May.
42Ac Rye-No. 2. 79c; No. 8. rec. Clo-
verseed-Cash. 81; Oct. 3e.1ah; Dec.
Ss.Tahc: March. ss.76. Aisike-Prime.
S745: Aug. $7s5. Timothy-Prime,
s225: Aug, 32.3b. Butter. eggs and hay
unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, June 30.--The grain mar
ket opened lower today and the first Is
minutes trading saw further recess
sions. July wheat opened a point be-
low yesterdays close, and Sept and
Dec. were OF Nc. Corn and oats
opened &c TO &c lower. Provisions
higher.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
POTATO CARAMEL CAKE.

Beat to a cream two-thirds cupful but
Der. and two cupfuls sugar. Add tho yolks
or -FOUR eggs beaten, then mixed with
one-half cupful sweet milk and one cup
fu warm mashed potato.
Add Two squares Of bitter chocolate
melted, ono teaspoonful each cinnamon,
cloves and half teaspoonful grated nut
meg, then two cupfuls flour that has been
sifted with two teaspoonfuls baking pow
der. Next fold in the whites of four eggs
whipped stiff and lastly ono cupful nut
meats preferably English walnuts chop
ped.
Bake slowly about an hour in u ginger
bread tin. making the cake about an inch
and n half or two inches in thickness, or
In layer cake tins. If the latter, put to-
gether with a white icing. The quantity
given will make four layers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
FAST TIME MADE
At ST. J0HNSbURY
Big Crowd Also Saw Splendid
Parade Of Prize Winning Cat
tic and Horses.

81. Johnsbury, Sept. 1.-THE second
nav OF tho Caledonia county fair was
very puccessful and drew large
crowd. The premiums have been
awarded and between the heats of tho
afternoon races there was parade of
winning horses a quarter of mile long
and parade Of cattle thrcc-eiThths OF n
nile long. The largest collection of
battle was 40 fancy oxen shown by w.
a. Kicker.
The unfinished race of yesterday
was run OFF and there were three
events on the regular program. The
summary;
t:so STAKE PACE, PURSE. $500.
Indy B!ngon. b. m, by Bingen,
by Bayard wilkes CThomp-
sony .......,A L
pena. b. m. by Happy God
dard. (Piorco) ...... ........1 3
Fred s., y. e.. by Director
(Fox) ...... ....... ........2 4 ) 2
x.ngsey Girl. G.ang) .........S 2
Time, 2:17h. 2:1ois, 2.t7H. 217is.
2:3s STAKE TROT. PURSE, $500
Mcmillan. h. s.. by Acuuillian
Pescale by Bersctacio. (O'Don-
noII) ........ ........ IL L l
Harder, oh. s.. by Autograph.
'flerce) '.'.'''...'..' '''''''I
Payless, h. m. by Arion. GnnE). q 3
Fan jennings h. M by jennings,
tFCT) ....... ........ ,.......4
Time. 2:24. o:26%. 2:26h.
2:o5 PACE. 2:2l TROT. PURSE 5000.
Alley Wilkes. by Roam Wilkes, by
Alcio (Preshrcy). ....... ...........1 I I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Sept H.
BEEVES-Rcceipts 2S5 market
steady. Steers S5.6Olt7.aO: bulls s3.5pa% 25
cows soo0G6-D; exports 54i cattle and
1,S75 quarters of beef
CALV ES-Iieceipt I.2l0: market strong;
ve;.ls SS.U1all.U culls $6O0it100; grassers
and buttermilks, s4001i5.00. common west
eris, SA.00Q4a6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts $50;
market steady; sheep $aOoG4b0; culls
s2.5oat2. d lambs S.5nlp1.b0; culls. $500.
HOGS Receipts 100; market steady at
s9.1Nl9.9l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
PURIFIERS.

Crate large peeled potatoes, and to
every six allow one medium sized onion
grated. and to every three potatoes two
whole eggs we'll beaten in with the pota-
to. For six potatoes, therefore, y ~ would
need four eggs. Add salt to season but
neither flour nor milk For frying the fire
should be hot and the pan containing
butter or good drippings hot enough to
smoke. There should be fat enough to
float the cake. Three tahespoonfus Of
tho mixture makes a good sized 'puffer"
Serve on hot plato sprinkling literally
with salt though some persons with a
well developed sweet tooth give the pre-
ference to sugar instead Of salt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
A FATAL BREATHER.

Mark Twain hated gloomy man."
paid New York editor. "Once, at q
banquet gloomy man sat opposite him.
This man would not smile at the most
amusing jokes
What's tho matter with your cried
Gark Twain. 1.-The stories are all good
why don't you laugh?'
All, sir said tho gloomy man, how
can laugh when remember that every
time ] breathe soul passes into the
great beyond7'
Good gracious said tho hurnorist
did you ever try Cloves?' "--Wnshing-
ton Star.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

FLOUR-Spring patents, $5.Gaf %;
spring clears, si5odas,; winter patents,
81 S5F5.5: winter straights. si5NQ4 80:
winter clears. si.+pQ4.7o; Kansas patents,
81 sDfledO
CORNMEAL AND OATMEAI4-Rag
cornmeal. sl.326r1.34; graduated, s365T
SO. bolted, s3.5M36o rolled oatmeal
s4.coa4s5; cut and ground s5.o5G5 %; rye
flour. s2solni.eo; graham. sS.75Gl4.25
CORN-Car lots. spot. No. yellow,
eSlac; steamer yellow. CSC; No. yellow,
e1lac; for shipment, No. yellow. 6sd
GNlsc; No. yellow. 661aa671ac.
OATS-Car lots. No / clipped white.
42rac; No. clipped white. 4lHc; No 3
clipped white, Ale; rejected white. $50, 4Oc {.
for shipment, fancy 4Q-lh,, 42IIZ1ac;
regular SS-lb +lQ4r.c; regular G-lb, 40
ui1c.
HAY, STRAW AND MlLLFEED-Hay,
choice. 500 .t"a2i; No. l. s2l ,707i22 %; No. -,
s2ou n6o; No. q. slG,5cWl7 80; rye straw
Sl4q, I-.5o: oat straw. $50; spring bran.
$13l{2.Jo; winter bran, S23,5ol2i: mid
dlings. sa4N29; mixed feed, s2i5,u27; red
dog So cottonseed meal, $685. linseed
meal, sS5; gluten feed. s2S,S5; hominy
itel' $Eo -, STOCK iced, y-o 90.
PORK PRODUCTS Short cut and
heavy backs, Sc; medium. yo5g25 80; long
cut. $3.50; raw leaf lard, l6isc; rendered
leaf lard. loc; pure lard. lHsc; briskots,
l69sc; dressed hogs, 1li,Ql1hc
FRESH BEEF-Extra sides. llLypl2c;
GOOD 9aloc; light. 7lsu9c; heavy kinds,
l+laul5c. good, maze: light, %uloc;
heavy fores, Sh49c; good, 7A4sc; light,
sac.
LAMB AND VEAI,-Choice lambs, y
GtlSc; winter lambs, 1oullc; yearlings, ~
&c; muttons, 80 l0c; veals, llBl5c: west
ern. yQ l3c,
POtLTRY-Western fresh turkeys, POO
2lc; native broilers. pc; northern fowl,
lSGsl9c; western bro!lers, l6Qtl7o; medium
weight chickens. l4Ql5c; western fowl,
!1gl7c; live poultry chickens, 1tl, l6c
FOWL lbllGc; roostors. llc native pigeons,
N'5oal''S doz; squads s2,,543 doz.
EGdS-Choice hennery and nearby. 34lr
"oc; eastern extras, 90Qs2c: western, 22u
&c.
Bl1ANs-Carload lots, pea. 2,7Od2 Is
yellow eyes. s. loa8l5; red kidney. sfd
''0: California small white, 49, 1908 20:
foreign pea beans. &.65Q9,60; Scotch
green peas, s25oll?.55; Canadian peas.
N7o8l.75; Lima beans, 5iac lobbing lots.
lOd15o above carload.
AFFLES-Gravenstei s. 5eNS50 Dbl
o"chess' s22@S; Ptppins, s2u2.,5, Portors
s2Hz'o; Maine Harveys. s. 1bu'3 IL; Hub
paus'ohs Gu2.O sweet apples, l.5o6,2
'IHIot.S-Central Maine, 81. 1911. u
DE- Aroostook, Nloqll5 bg; sweets N.75
4225 Dbl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
ANNUAL FALL EXCURSION TO
new YORK, TUESDAY, sept. Il, 10

Special train to New London, thence
the Elegant steamer "City of Lowell"
of tho Norwich Line.
BERTU AND STATE ROOM &C.
COMMQDAT1oNS.--Thore are num-
her. of free borths on tho steamer
which are. very desirable as they are
we'll ventilated, lighted and as COM
Portable as any berth in Sleeping
Car For those who desire a State
Room, reservations will be made on
application to w. ]. Phillips, Ticket
Agent, New London, Conn; The price
inside room up to $3.50 and $2OO for
outside rooms. When making applica
ton be sure and state the kind of
Room desired. All state Rooms should
he paid for at the Purser's office on
board the steamer.
BREAKFAST.--The Dining Room
service on the Norwich Line Steamers
Is of the best and breakfast Will be
served at nominal prices. The break
fast combinations are carefully So
lected and each order is such as will
give great satisfaction to the cxcur-
sionists
The Central Vermont Railway Co
offers the following low fare to New
York and return:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
AEHLE IEILX

Cut sour, Juicy apples up. removing
only the imperfect places and leaving the
skins on. put into preserving kettle.
with Just enough water to cove, and cook
until soft; put Into n Jelly bag to drain;
measure the juice, and to each pint allow
pound OF sugar; put tho Juice over tho
fire. cook % minutes after It reaches t,ss
boiling point. add tho sugar (Which should
have been heating IN the oven). bring