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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
GRUE[LING Twenty
ROUND CONTEST
ENDS IN DRAW
Stanley Yoakum Of Dallas and
Louis Newman Of Denver
Put Up Great Ring Battle
in Ells' Last Night.

a twenty-round lightweight battle
between stanley NORkuW Of Dallas.
Texas, and Louis Newman Of Denver,
two OF the caissfost and crafticst 1885,
FOUNDERS out of the championship
class. staged under tho auspices OF
tho Kew Mexico Athletic club IN the
ElSs theatcr last night, resulted in
"a draw decision.
The fight was one Of the best ever
put on under the Direction Of Mark
Levy. The crowd OF fans was small,
considering the worth Of the card but
those Who attended grew very onthea-
iastic. especially 80 during the sinai
bout, and got their moneys worth
and more
Preceding the Yoakum- Newman
bout "Barhar' R8olnRon and Jimmy
Qnigi0y of San Francisco fought four
fnht and furious rounha 90 4 draw,
both boys being well played out a.
the final gong. Robinson and 9uiE-
ley were wiiling mixers and II was
NOS necessary 10 encourage them 80
~ after each other.
The aemirwlndup. = scheduled ten
round 10 between Jimriy Donovan OF
san Francisco, and the Congo Kid oi
Memphis. ended IN the eisnth round.
DonOVans seconds failed TO threw IN
the towel ana Referee Morrison
waved the san rrRnciaco boy 20 his
corner, which unQueeiionany was the
proper cApor. poHaYaD WAS fiooren
three times ~ the seventh and once
In the eighth, and contrary to the
belief Of near sighted fans IN the FAR
away GGota in tho theator, Was not
stallinR. Those occupying rIngeidea
we're plainly ablo 70 aaa that the san
Francisco boy was glving the best h,
had and Was aamely trying - last
tho ten. il was Just proposition oi
the Congo KID being IN better shape
and being a claaAler boxer than the
Native SON from the Golden Gate
town. IL N possible that the Congo
Kid and Lefty Floyd VIII be matched
IN che near future, II being the opin-
ion 0f many that this would be an In
koFcetlug bout.
When the gong announced the be-
ginning Of the final bout of the even
ing. both Yuakum and Nowmnnn
Shook hands confident Of supremacy
Newman evidently underratod tins
ability 90 the Texan and waa tritle
more confident than be had cause g
Do, az was proven later During tn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
RATE EXPERT WITH
CORPORATION COURT
ASSUMES DUTIES


n4nta re. A. al. June ls.--Ths
state corporation commission has or
Raulxe6 by appointing George w. Ar
milo chief clerk az $4,000 year.
IT, A. Coard, corporation clerk 81
$500 4 year; ~ s. sogourson IN
charge Of tho rate department; Juan
J, Ortiz. clerk. az &75 q monih; AfH.
Hrrmbacn, official stenoeta pher. DNF-
Inc the absence Of Corporation Com
ia lsaloner Groves and Williams this
week, Commissioner o. L. Owen viii
y. h. seggeraen Of nd Paso. who
has been appointed by the corporation
commission 30 take charge Of rate
matters. took hle oath OF odlce on
saturday. He has taken up HE res
ieenca n santa 40 and u already -
work on the problems which con-
front him, ne was for several years
partmert OF the El Paso and south
western al Ei paBo. and general
freight and passenger agent with tho
H. U. s. az. a n.
Dental BOARD.
The New Mexico board OF dental
examiners n "a session today and Will
continue IN session until Monday "a
the Capital City bank building
HFderal Court.
The A. r. a g. n Railway company
haA taken an appeal In the damage
case on O'connef. etc, w. the "A. n,
n 3. ~. "a which the plaintiff had
been awarded tb.to0 damages.
incorporation.
The silver city Amusement COM
pany filed Incorporation papers today
with the corporation commission, the
capitalization being $4,000, the num-
Der 81 shares 5000 aud the paid up
capital $1,000. The incorp0ratora and
directors are: William T.. Thomson,
Mason Kelly. Herndou Tahr. Nm-
NETT a. Blev.ns and Harry ". Lamb.
each 400 shares.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
FEd Al Axe time
SheIlhorn Lady Suffered q Great
Deal, But Is Al Right Now.

shellhorn, Ala.-In a letter from this
place, Mrs. Carrie May says. "a short
time ago. I commenced 90 havo weak
gpolia and headaches. ] felt bad al
the time. and soon grew 50 bad I
ceuldn't stay up. thought would die.
A. last ny husband got me bottle
Of Cartiui. and Il helped me; 50 be 500
some more. After / had taken the
second bottle. I was entirely well.
wish every lady. sufioring from
wonaniy trouble, would try carduL
n "A tie best medicine I know Of 10
ala me more good than anything ever
used"
Cardiff IL = woman'a tonic--a
Strengthening medicine for women.
made from ingredients that act spe-
eilcaily on the womanly organs. and
thus help 70 build up the womanly con-
stssniion % glowing gccd health
As q remedy fog woman's iils. Il has
q successful record Of over 50 years.
Your druggist sells Il. Please try Il.
Nn.-- Write b; Latie,' Advisory Dept, chasia.
nnarn MedIcine Co. ChailannhGs. IeFh. of special
lgIfFRcfIoNe, ana 6i.pafe beoR, Howe fralalqBi
- Memea, aens y nlAla Nsareai, ~ stlnan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

National League.
ST. Louis a. Brooklyn.
Chicago at philadeiphia.
Cincinnati az Hosg0n.
f'ittshafk NJ New York.
American Leaguce.
Philadelphia az Washington.
Cleveland 40 Detroit.
"a. Louis al Chicago.
Western League.
Sioux City az a. Joseph.
Des Molnea ~ Omaha.
Topeka al Denver.
Wichita al LincolA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
5000 ACRE SCHEME
At RATION MOVING
Citizens All Backing Project
to Reclaim Mesa Lands
With Proposed Capitalist
ton of Quarter Of a Million

Especial Correspondence to acr0I6.l
Ration. n. NJ, June 1.-THE pro-
iect to reclaim 5000 acres of mesa
land near Ration by an irrigation sys-
TEN built by the people Of Ration Is
rapidly coming nearer Undertaking.
and public enthusiasm over the plain
Is Increasing daily. At q meeting re-
Gently Of the Ration Retailers assO-
citation the enterprise was given a
big booat and the plans for organize
ton were brought into definite shape.
Il Il proposed 20 incorporate with q
capital stock Of ta5O.Goo. par value
sas a share. payable on fnstalimenis
as desired. each share 90 represent
actual acreaee mciudinE water
rights. This makes q very tempting
proposition for local Investors, and
doubtless will result In q greater To-
cal subscription than Is asked
tag. 900.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

New YeFh, 8; Fitisburg, 4.
Al pittsburg: n. H. n.
Pittabure 400 O26 900 o1---t i2 !
Now York 100 0iD 0tp 52--s 8
Batteries O'Tooio and Kelly
Marquard ana Myers
Boston, 40; Cimeinnnti, 8-Ss
AZ Boston. First game; A. IA. u.
Boston .,.. 900 00e 02s--i ) D
Clncinnatt 49,. 020 on O0O--s
Batteries perdus and Killing;
Humphreys and Mclean.
Second game. Score. n. a. n.
Cincinnati 900 600 0Os-5 40
Boston ......OOO 900 0O0--O 2
Batteries snggs and Mclean
Dickson and Killing.
Brooklyn, 81 "a. louis 4.
Al Brooklyn. R.l II. n.
a. Louis ......io0 goo o0--i
Brooklyn ..iil 600 0'--S 10 2
Batteries; Harmon and Wingoi
Ninaling and Miller.
Chicago Philadelphia game post
p0ned, rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

Every woman's heart responds 10
tho charm and sweetneas Of a bahy's
voice, bocaugo nature intended her Tor
motheghood. But even the loving
nature Of q mother shrlnks from the
ordeal because such z tine Is usually
period Of suffering and danger
Women who use Mothers Friend are
saved much discomfort and suffering.
and their systems, belng thoroughly
prepared BY this great remedy, are
h a healthy condition 70 meet eh0
tiIao with the least possible suffering
and danger. Mothers Friend Al
recommended only for the Follsf and
comfort Of expactant mothers; 4 Ia IN
no sense q remedy for various MA.
hut ~ many years Of success. and
the thousands Of endorsements ~.
celved from womon who have used il
are q guarantee Of the benefit 20 be
derived from its use. This remedy
does not accomplish wonders but sim.
ply assists nature 10 perfect ils work.
Mothers Friend allaya nausea, pre-
vents caking % IA -
the bressss, ana NnHNnNnSsK
IN every way - -
contributes 20 ~ llrt8 rAnN 4
strong, healthy "-e~ ~pRsV~~
moihc' hood Mother'e Friend h sold
az drug stores. Wrigo for our free
book for expectant mothers.
DaADtlklD RECUlAJoR Co.. All,n,a, G..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

nrookIyn, 3 n. Louis, 4.

chicaeo-Philadelphia game poet
poned. rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
A TRIBUTE OF CONFIDENCE
By the People of New Mexico

In period 81 less than eight years the people
Of New Mexico have increased the deposits Of the
State National Bank more than tsn-fOld-- from
sll4,siOsO to al,lOs,74s7s
This il q record which can tell only one story
the story Of a strong and constantly growing
public confidence in the aims and msthOda Of this
institution. It is record founded upOn the
three great principles Of s=scsasful banking
Security, Courtesy and Public Spirit
Your account should be in this bank--ths bank
which has 90 quickly won the favor and the con-
adenCe Of the people Of New Mexico. Whether
the amount Of your business Is large or small,
you may be sure that il win receive the most
courteous and painStaking attention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
AMERICAN rnAoun.
sYFsrFnN nNAarE.

At sioux CITY: R.H.E.
sioux city -. O0i 100 0D0--9 10 4
Lincoln ..... 200 col 02O--b ~ o
Batteries 0iffen. Brown. Slaugh-
tier and Cadman; Palmer. Smith ana
Carney.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

l Coal also adyanc eities. The price o with a year before kylvania anthracit@ pf 2 cities from eured and there Vi (r the remaining i'd fame period Pend ehestnut size. adva| tities. and bituminol bf q cities. the price
The Washington herald., 1912-09-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nev York, Sept. D-MILLFEED-Stsady: modef-
ate inquiry. sping bran. - GO; standard middlings.
8e9; Western red dog = 50: winter wheat bran. IN
100 pound sacs 70 arrive, $50: city bran. In bIlk.
$50
RYE-weak. hut trade is hight Western. to AZ
rire. Is valued at about IN. c. l. T.. uack, and
State at about "a.
FLOUR-strady; moderate business. Ner Kansas
straight Lga4-p. in sacks: spring PATENTS. 5@aa9.
in barrels new In arrive. Ls5ai.S: sT1inS clear.
new. IIa+0; new soft strsights. TO arive. iTaLI5.
in barrels
RYE FLOCR-staady: demand Moderate Chotce
brands quoted at asai-ls foc new.
CORSMEAL-Dul owing {" scarcity. kiln-dned
for export. E1ai 8; coarse meal in bass. l!oal.i5
HAY-Receipts, s8 tons; steady: trade is hfeless
Primc timothy Id; No. !. Llsal.D; No. :, lo5a
LILO; No. ) a5
sTRAw-Recript,. . tons: steady; dull. Long rye
quoted az sap.
PORK-Slou. owing to scarcity. Mess, laSa3o.oi
family. =. oaaZ6
BEEF-Inquiry Is moderate. Packet. T.salao;
family, IA 5oalsm
LARD-Fim: moderate business Prime Western.
II 50: refined continent. lilo: South American. lIsS
refined Brazilian. in kegs. B5: beef Seartnc, IN
lard stearine steady; New York. l2l.
COFFEE-There was nothing in to-day's news
from the several coffee crnters TO feature the situa
ton. Cables. however. received from Brazil
which indicated faith in previous estimates OF arge
damage to the COFFEE crop. Tp-dAy's market opened
steady and to points higher. At II % oclok, net
pricrs showed August unchanged rate. with
ether months tn points higher. and there was no
material change during the rest Of the morning and
20 o09 bass Offerings readily taken by general
buying while selling largely fr local account IN
the way Of Iruht-takins. The days PRICES were IS
follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-09-21

because the process Of financial expioita~
ton has outrun the process Of physical
development.
Fortunately. the Canadian boom has
not invaded the American markets to
eny large -xtent. so that there are not
very many Americans carrying large
land commitments In Canada. Some at
tempts, however. have been made to sell
the United States. II is well to be care
full. In all probability before the boom
ends there will be a much worse at
tempt to unload as much as possible OF
this property on the American public
and the American publ: might as well
be ready to meet. In proper frame OF
mind. the advances of the willy land
salesman, who has always in every coun-
try been about the most skilled and al
Turing liar that the country has produced.
There Is a good safe rule about buying
land 1t is-never to buy land without
seeing II. and IL possible never TO buy
land without having had II looked over
by some one not interested in its sale
and who is competent &c judge whether
IL is any good for what you want IL for,
or not. This rule Is valuable. because
Il restricts the purchase of land very
greatly, and the more restrictions are
placed upon you TO prevent you from
buying land, the less money you will
lose Land properly bought and properly
used Is a prime investment. one Of the
best that the world has ever produced: !:
but land improperly bought and not used
at all is almost invariably fatal mis-
take.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By W. b Hisbs 4 o..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Buidins
Chicago. Set. D.-The strength in corn over
balanced sn else in the grain markets to-day.
The Armour Grain Company well the Bart
lett Frazier Company. with the latter concern sup
plsed to be acting for James A. Patten. were
again liberal buyer. Lower temp-ratures in the
entire corn belt and the promise Of freeing wealth
in Eastern NebraskA tonight caused com shorts
to bid values up sharply.
The advances in cash corn in the various mar
kets Of the West, and the fact that would be
buyers hut poorly supplied showed that those
who holders Of cnn at the moment IN
position to dictate values. unless there Is Q
complete change in weather conditions.
With a sharp upturn in corn values and with
the spring wheat markets higher because Of ad-
difioral rain. there early advances in wheat
prices here Cash wheat fat the pro
verbal founder, only D.oo bushels changed
hands at Chicago today and this being the largest
market in this country. shows that pricrs too
high for foreigners and that millers willing
to take chance securing supplies at lower
nrices later
Oats showed additional strength and helped
some by com. Offerings at no time under
pressure, while shorts good buyers. Closs:
wHEAT-Sptenber. SIN; December. slS to slS
May, Sk.
CoRN-septemhrr. NJ: December. aS to as
May, SA to S3k.
OATs-scpt.mber. S5s to -; December 81; May.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. Sept N-wHEAT-stock in
elevators sls 80 bushels. Shipments from elevators
5o2 bushcls Little trouble is experienced in dis
posing Of prime Southern wheat. and the light 70
ceipts arc promptly cleared up from day to day
Rag lots By sample. to quality and oondition
brought s. per bushel. Foreign markets wers
steadier.
Contract to-day at the opening frmer. with
September No. 9 red 81 Srpt No. red wheat
early was Is sales and No rid Western O.. while
October No red sold at s% and November No
red at S. December No. . red brought LOOK
The market at the 12:S call hrmer with
September No. red s5A. Spot No. red wheat
was sk and No. red Western osH. while DC
tober No. red S and November No.
red sek. December No. red brought looh anc
No. red s3S- while steamer No. red 90
Sale Of q No 2 red spot IS.
Settling prices officially posted were: No. red
s5S: No. rcd Western. ssk; No red. s3h
steamer No. red o..
|. CoRN-stock In elevators. 3.l67 bushels. Ship
mcnts from elevator ISIS bushels Prime South
crn corn here. would sell readily at good prices
but In shseno Of receipts the market Is qhiet
Quote: Track yellow corn for domestic delivery Al
q sales, per bushel. for-eas1ots on spot There 4
cnly light demand In evidence for cpb cum. and
The Washington herald., 1912-09-21
WEEKL Y REVIEW OF TRADE
Developments Confirm and Strengthen Improvement in
Business Activity Consumption Operfakes and
Outstrips Production and Healthy Con-
serpatism Augurs Well for
Steady Trade

New York. Sept 2c.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Conditions in general continue very
favorable. At the same time trade cur
rents show that more than an ebb and
flow has developed. In other words, ac-
tivity In some lines. heretofore excep-
tionally brisk. has tapered OF somewhat,
and irresularity is also manifested In
sections, but on the whole house trade.
orders from road statesmen. and through
the mails are sufficiently heavy to main
tain activity, kith slight notifications
as contrasted with previous brisk sales.
Jobbers are constantly coming into the
markets with duplicate orders, whicff> in
dicates that they intend to hsfp their
stocks well assorted. and that they ex-
pect n steady demand from final dis
tributers.
'.All in all, business. despite this or
that irregularity. is certainly In excess
OF all but the best revious years, and
the fact that there is no disposition to
rush things indicates healthy conserva-
,tism that tends TO make the absence of
speculation conspicuous. and this situa-
ton augers well for steady trade rather
than fitful outbursts of activity.
Business failures for the week ending
September 10 were Z7s. against 234 last
week. 23S in the like week OF 1911, $50 In
1910 III in 1909, and 267 in 19Os.'
The Washington herald., 1912-09-21

New York. Sept. 2o-Dun's review to-
morrow will say:
"All the developments of the week con-
firm and strengthen the Improvement in
business activity. Consumption has not
only overtaken production. but In some
cases has outstripped It, Every section
and nearly every trade is participating IN
the advance. In iron and steel II is be-
coming increasingly difficult to obtain
supplies quickly and premiums are often
paid for immediate delivery. In the dry
goods trade the increasing demand for
woolens and worsteds Is most notice
able. while business in cotton goods, al
though still held in check by the un-
certainty regarding the size Of the cot
ton crop, is. nevertheless, making good
progress. Leather and hides continue
very strong. The lumber trade is heavier.
The buoyant effect upon business con-
fidence of the splendid reports Of the
crop Ii the most conspicuous feature OF
the situation. and the belief in the fall
and winter OF exceptional prosperity Is
now practically universal.
The gross earnings In the first week
of September gained 3.6 per cent. Bank
clearings this week outside New York in
creased H. per cent over 1911 and 10 .
per cent over 1910. while the New York
gains were rs per cent and lis per cent,
respectively. and this. too, without any
marked expansion in speculation"
The Washington herald., 1912-09-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

q Ninth Street southesst-Mary o. Mills TO Will
ian 4. Mills. lot 3. square 20. 81.
Brghtwcod Park-EdWard McAlerr ct ux. to Rich
ard A. King l1t l3. hock II. 80
Eleventh and Streets Northwest Cths Alabama
John 7. Arms Rates Warren and John L.
Warren. lot "a. square 70 SO.
* Street Northeast, between Ninth and Tenth
Streets-Middangh shannon 10 John and
HanOrah VI. Casey. lot 81. square 49, SO.
Ss Twenty-sixth Street Northvest-Ella e. Watkins
TO Robert c. Cumberland. lot "a SQUARE s. $.
ll0 Ninth Street NcTthwest-Emna l. Yodsr to
Washington r. Berry part original lots and 9.
square sol, SO. Washington R. Berry ct 4. to J.
Edward Giles sane property. SO.
1855 r Street Northwest-CAtharins Il. Macs to
Georgianna Jones. Part lot 5. square %, SO.
sll Street Northwest-Marris Notea ef TX. TO
Walter Il. NARROW part original lot ., sluare
ss SIS
Bowen Road-J. Miller KENYON and James B.
Archer IT, trustees, to William b. Duncan. H..
part Of parcels rs over l and NJ over ). >
Is Fourth Street NortheaSt-Msuricc O'Brieu to
Catherine r. Rainey. lot y. squars 500. SO.
rs Street Northwest-George W. Besll to Aletha
V. Gibson and Pauline G. Collision, part original
lot .. square IS. SO.
1915 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest-Charles \.
Mills executor. to Man V. Burgess, original lot
{. square 10. SO.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations given below are for large lots. Job
bers' prices arc higher
EGGS-Sear-by fresh Virginia. 5z5; West vif-
ginia aud Southwest Virginia, 1A2i; Tennessee, .
BUTTER-Elsir fancy. sT lb.. SLAB; Western
CHEESE-Nrw York State factory. new. le
PoULrRY-Hens. per H.. lSal5is: ROSTERS. per
H.. .; turkeys, i5ai6; chickens. lsD
DRESSED PouLTRI-Hen.. choice. per ID. u
ais: turkeys h. Is: young ducks l2as; chickens.
lsa2l
vEGETABLES-Potatocs new No. !. per bbl.
20; No per bh-. LooaID; corn, per dozen.
loal5: yamS N. c. Ter bbl-. l5o: sweet potato-s.
rer bb-, l5oal-T5: onions per crate. Sass; Md.
per bh., 20s25; Spanish. per uste. l-p: c1bbase'
Ter crate, 5a75; egg plant. TSSdoZ-. toa0 lettuce.
per bushei LoOaI.0 string beans. per basket. LOO:
per bbi. 5OaSoo hma beans. per qt-. 7ss; squash.
per bbl.. 80: beets per loo bunchts. loa2o: tona-
toes. pr crate. za5o: cncImhers. home growp. L0a
200; ciornbcrs. per basket. f5al.m.
GREEN FRUTTS-Aprics. new. per basket, Z,aO;
box ,leo: bbl. l.5naJo: oranges. California, box.
s75aL25 lemons box socas 30: grape fruit per boI.
5ocas.oo: pineappies. LI5a25; vatermeions 10 oa
ao per hundred; cantalouIes. per crate. l5osa -;
peaches. c-.te. leos20; sIapeA per earriei Ccn
cord. SOILS; Niagara, LosaIso; Delaware. lss2@:
Brighton. 75alp damsnns per lh.. 2s3
HAY AND STRAw-Hny. Western. No. l. Hcoa
5 90; No. 2 Z2ooaE5o: mixed hay. B0a2.oo; straw,
ryc. bale. lScoalsoo: machine thrash. soosioO;
straw. whes'. per ton. I.ooas.@; straw. cat. per
ton 5asc
LIVE sTOCK-shsep rer Ib.. :a'H: srrins lambs.
per H.. 5a7; calves. choice. per lb.. 10; medium
per III. easL,
WOOL AND HIDEs-wooI, washed fire.. Of burrs.
per Ib.. Da5; wool. unvsshed. Tcr III. =: hides.
dry rer H.. Bals: salt hides. ID. u; calfshins.
green. each. l5al.f5
GRAIN-whelt. pcr bus. s5aIoo: corn. shelled soa
": car pcr bbl 4sSa5 90: oats old. Western white.
No = per bus 6ea65 oats. mixed. Ter bus. eoase
oats new No. = Cats: mixed, 4oai5: han. 2aoa
300: middlings, 3.ons50o.
SEEDS-Red clover. par bu., II oal20; alsike
clover per bu uooal25o; white clo.er, per bu..
lsoossoo; crimson clover per bu-. i..sai.75; tim
othy per bus. 2T5a55
The Washington herald., 1912-09-21
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore. Nd. Sept. D-HAY-Nn. l timothy.
q 2.5oa:a0; No. . lsoaD.o; No. }. Tooals@ ;
choice light clover mixed. Hoals.oo; No. l mixed.
lI.ooaIsO: No. mixed. H.oaasoo: No. l clover.
u 3o0ali0c: do. No = lLooal2oo; meadow grass and
very grassy hay. loooal2oo; nograde hay. as to
kind. quality and condition. sooalo.oo; packing
hay and swsIe grass. ec0alln.
MILLFEED-Spring bran. in l0lb. sacks. per
ton. 500; -four to white middlings. in loolb.
sacks. 3Looa53W: Western middlngs, in ln-lh.
sacks per ton Aooa2s %: City Mills middings. In
loo-Ib. sacks per ton 3ooaS5o; City Mills mid
dlinss. white, in lcrlb sacks. rcr ton Aooa96 90
City Mills BRAN in lo-lb. sacks, pr ton, z.Wa
800.
srRAw-No. / straight rye. lsooals5o: No.
straight re straw. l5.ooal55o: No. l tangled re
straw. 11oosl2so; No. tangled re straw. ll.ooa
ll9; No. l wheat straw. T.Soasoo; wheat straw.
No. .. 65oa7.oo: No oat straw. s5oas.oo; No. :
ost straw. s0oss50.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus, old hens. heavy. per
III. rs: do. small to medium IS: do. old ROSTERS
10; do. srrng. ~ lbs and over Icr H.. lsalsz do.
III lbs.. Bals; do. lh and under. lsalss; ducks,
white Pckin per H. i: do, Muscury. Il: do. Iud-
die. II; do. spring lbs and over, Il; do sTTins.
smaller. Is: pigeons young. per pair. % do. old. 5;
Is; do. smaller. -
BUTTER-Crcamery. fsncy. per H.. 9li,0; do.
choise. H.. 0sa2e: do. good. per ID. 5a5; do.
PRINTS per H.. Ea3l; do. blocks 3aoo: ladies' per
lb. 2ia2; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. H..
2lac: Ohio rolls. Ib.. sa1: West Virginia rolls.
per ID. Ha9; store-packed. H.. lea9; Maryland.
Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per h.,
70: process butter saB.
EGGs-Maryland. PennsyIvania. and nearby
nrsts. loss OF. 5; West Virginia. 2ia5: Western
hrss, loss OF. 3; Southern hrsts loss Of. 9sa.
GREEN COFFEE-The market to-day was hrm
No. spot Trio gradel. Is
ROASTED COFFEE-The market was steady.
Quotations for 5olb. or loolh bags:
Pare Java J
lava and Mocha brand. nd...-.-.................. 9fi
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