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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
lBy leased Wire 10 Evening Herald,

Wy Leased Wire ca Evening Herald. /
Chicago, March 26.-Dennite figures
as To loss Of iifc nom the great Hoods
which swept Indiana and ohio yester-
day wera not available today but tat.
est estimates, BASED on reports from
the scenes 0f disaster or from points
as near them as possible. ala not
diminish the earlier minimum.
u Is more than likely scores and
even Nilnare4a nf 40 rsoug not n0iniad
among the dead pcrished Ia some 0f
The country districts.
Figures available early this after
noon We're as follows.
Scar cincinnati. about goa.
Dayton, t.o00 to I .sau
Piqua so to 500
Delaware. 60 to 500.
Middietown 80 to 100.
sidney, % o. So.
Hamilton. ~.
Tippocunoc. g.
Scattering. 30 10 geo.
Tuui ohio. 1.S8O or 200.
Peru. 1o to so.
Now Castle. 9.
Lafayette.
Indianapolis. i00 10 goo.
Noblesyilic. 2.
Scattering 3 ,o 25.
Total Indiana. f20 10 2S2.
GRAND total a.o2o 10 2.S7O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
ENTIUE BUSINEsg SECTION
Oi' DAYTON ~ FLAMES

Columbus o. March es Governor
COX received word from Dayton "a
2.i1 this AFTERNOON that the entire
business section or h' city H ou IRE
aud HAT indications arc that a. Wiil
W. DESTROYED
People were rcp"rird to bo jumping
from ronf to roof uf buildings keep
ing uut uf the way OF nlncs.
An appropriation of t350.ooo 90 hc
expended hv the governor in relief OF
the worst sufferers was provided in a
hil pHss,d bs the house today. The
hiIl will bc passed iu the senate this
Afternoon,
The action was taken in response 10
n message from tho governor sent %
the legislature today
The senate passed tho bin. making
an appropriation for the rclivf pf the
Hood sufferers. but Increased the
amount from Ss50,0U0 Goo $500. 600
lt is believed th, house VIII concur
IN this amendment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
TWO THOI SAND DEAD
REPORT FROM DAYTON

Columbus. ohio. March e6.--Goy-
crnor Cos at Iao o. m. received the
following telegram from gis secretary,
George p Burno Who went 90 Dayton
last night.
Deaths may run as high as 0O0.
Property loss ten million River four
miles wide cannot get anywhere
near center of city, Water up Go see
ond story of Phillips House. Worst
calamity in tb. country since Calves
ton. 90
The mcssau, came to the governor
from officials ur the Home Telephone
COMPANY The governor upon receipt
of the message requested tho Associ-
etrd Press Co notify the mayors uf ai
cities and towns surrounding Dayton
Who could reach that point boz auy way
to make hast, nith boats. Us buildings
ui Dayton Nr, burning uu with people
Too them.
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IMMENSE DAMAGE
REPORTED At HAMILTON

haoneton, ohio March 2a.-- by
Phone to Chicago. -- only meagre re-.
ports were received from Hamilton
ohio. this morning Outside of the
fact that Immense damage had been
done and that there probably had
been some loss of lifc. nothing could
ho learned. Attempts to get "a wire
into that city were without success.
The Two hundred refugees in the
Y. a. q. A. building at Dayton and
Ia the Algonquin hotel were facing
possihic snort rations this morning
Their food suphnc1 were becoming
limited and drinking water was al a
premium
Forty boats had hren requisltloncd
hN the city authorities and are pa
trolling the city n an effort To suyo
lifr and property These crafts are
manned by volunteers.
ip FRONT Of the Central Union telr.
phone office at Dayton the water d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

still running so swiftly that hornaa
can not go through IL without nwirn-
ming. The telephone au.nlovea ~
that building have fishad cnnlrn. drv
goods boxes and qnaaflties Of other
iioa'ing property from the flood. This
u""fis mas been swept down the main
business street with such force thar
every plate Elass window has been
smashed by floatinE iogR nnd boxen.
ohiy oac szabic Buildine has thus
far collapsed. 30 FAR az tt.e watchers
Ia the telephone office can learn. T'hla
ftructure WIS a. three-story affair
near LUDLOW street. occupied By a
harness manufacturing concern. The
building was old and was thought 10
be IN no condition 10 Withstand tho
pressure OF the raging torrents.
Cloudy skies ana a cold drlzzllnE
rain added 10 the dismal aspect OF the
city this morning. The temperature
fell steadily al night and when day
light came the Thermometers ahowsd
that Il was only three degrees above
freezing This condition. however.
was welcomed because hard freeze
will aid materially in holding back tho
innumerahle tributaries Of the flood
I'd streams and WIN assist the earth
In retaining the moisture that mas
been soaked into u steadily for the
last five days.
Food, food. food and all we can
get of Il was the appeal that reached
here today from the portion from
Dayton north 90 the river. The plea
came from a reltet committee which
started out la boats and met an en-
ploye of the American Telephone and
Telegraph company who with the
postmaster 81 this village attempted
To drive 20 Dayton with horse ana
buggy. The telephone man immedl-
ately "cut-in" on line and trans
mitted the appeal.
| AZ least five hundred are known 10
have lost their lives In the district
north nf the river Residents of that
section had no word from the south
side which Ia thiclgly populated and
contains the business district of the
town. The relief committee had pro-
gros,sed less than swo miles from
Dayton when they met the telephone
man They told him that any and
an kinds OF provisions were needed
and could be distributed. but the re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
After Withstanding Bombard-
ment and Assault for
Months Turkish Stronghold
Finally Falls Into Hands of
Allies.
COMMANDER OF SULTAN's
GARRISON SELF SLAIN
Fear Crazed Populace Flees
Hither and Thither Seeking
Refuge in Flame Swept and
Shell Battered City.

Ry Leased Wire Co Evening Herald
Muslpha pasha March 26 The
fortress oft Adriuuoplc v1s taken hy
storm hy Euaruus this morning
after fighting ut t1c most Terrible
character since Monday.
AZ an early hour This morning fires
were raging ia various sections of tine
b,leagucred city. Tho maddcned popu-
Rtion whose nerves had been shatter-
od by un almost uarssont bomhard-
ment for pcrod ol over hye months,
Was ncring through the streets. not
knowing whore 60 nnd shelter
The great artillery arsenal in the
city Nas burned and the barracks and
forts were tn fiames lasi night
Tho Bulgarians in strong force grad.
ualjs advanced their lines. cncircling
the city and hy short wshcs the in-
iHutrsmen approached near enough "a
prepare for tn, Hnnl dash.
The uuro line ui lur,resses defend.
ing the eastern side of the city wa'
captured py th" Hulsarians after a
most spectacular assault The east.
oru fortress soon triI into their handl
and Bulgarian batteries were placed it
position tu concentrate their fire ui
tu, other works. Tu vuy Nas clraro,
Tor direct assault uu Ib, c.ty itself
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lBy Leased Wire tO Evening Herald.
Dayton ONO March 2t.- eva
Lebanon, ohloD--payton Is deyas-
tated
W ore on, .ve, estimate IA, mum.
- -, a. -.
wv ~ '"''"''' "'"''' INV N'''"'
sen thhi iS sr''hing through the once
gcm-likc civ may slcrp tom thousand
dr,yp.J or pg,b,rg the de,tb us,
.,.......,
"''' '''
No '"' ''" p'''''' NV S'N''''''
situation.
Last night Dayton was marine iu-
f,r,o Fr.. Iignt.d ga, az, fr,.-
49,.
''''''''' wv "'''' "''" ''''
swish "l l"in a"d swirl "I currents
sounded % sihiluut requiem tor the
unknown ana un,ouutod d,ad
r.,,. ,., ...
-, h., 49,. -. -, =, ~.
h'I''s' WIZ" h" B'N' %" "''nN'hs "'''
or NO lights no heat and mo- food.
John h. Patterson ut the National
Cash Register company hts iHu ,u.
prntrrs go work building boats. llo
himself has saved numbers "i lnr.
MihmiShutg is under water and
there ls no fond. Country people are
taking supplies lo ih' refugee.
M''' '""'','
us" ''''
""" '',n
'"',''' y" ~, "'", - -r',,,. '"'
WI =" ',"'" W" ',,'' u ',"'' wv
w Wv "'"'' W. '"'
Thr water dr"pp'd lW" i''i 'h''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

so that train service has been ahan-
doned on many uf the lines.
Plans for the reiirf of the suffer
crs we're put under way today In var
ious places ana boy various socicties.
The condition of The survivors in
many towns in the demged parts n
ritiHhle.
Governor COX Of ohio estimutcs
that quarter of q million people in
his state ar" homeless as result IT
the flood
i.u,o reports mdicat" that the WORST
is over. su TAR as the flood ls CON
cernrd TN crest was passed eatly
this morning and the recession of
water was noted in several places,
uayhrcak uu the ursu.atipn wrought
hy floods throughout ohio and indi-
ana opened with slight hope That
she estimates of the loss Of life oi
the uight before might bee somewhat
reduced when dawn revealed more
fullv the situation OF the stricken
cities Al dayhreak only partly verb
He'd reports from the nood-sWcpt
cities OF the two states showed the
following revised estimate of the loss
of ife. based upon an apparent rec
duction OF accidents az Dayton. and
upon a possible diminution Of the
reports from Peru. ina
Dayton, 50O ~ 200.
Piqun trumorrdl. 5to.
Delaware. sr to 100.
Sidney. Gao "a 800.
MiddletoWn. 80 To- toO
Hamilton. ~
Tlppecanae City 10 F..
ScattrrlnR. 10
Total. ohio. i,l9i Co L6Ng.
Indiana.
Poru. go to 1875
Newcastle, %.
Lafayette. o.
Nnblesyillc, ..
Scattering. g.
Fort Wayne. g.
Total Indiana 49,
Grand total, 1,264 to 1,St5.
4 From Lake Erie 60 the Onto river
/ and from the Indiana to the Penn
sylvania line ohio today is experience
INK tho worst food the state has ever
known with an appalling loss of lie
at Dayton, almost every city and yii-
/ lage in the stat, follows with death
roll that cannot ho totalled until the
raging waters srnside,
The most serious news early today
/ was that IN. town of Miamisburg,
with "a population of 1000, had been
washed away Heavy rains contin-
ucd thpuughuut most ut the state hast
niehL
/ Governor Cox estimated that more
than 2ao,uUo people have been made
! homeless Tho state is unable 90 cope
with the situation iu ITS entirety and
| the governor has called uu the me-
| tonHl Red Cru~s society ana pu add
! Joining states fur aid.
The property damage cannot ut
present ho calculated, hut q viii run
far into the millions. This includes
total loss by Ere and Nuod and prDs-
pcctvc loss where farming lands hay,
been inundated and Ion many cases
J washed away.
Il IiurroWiug tales ar" nurrinp in oi
|. families who spent the night n d
drenohinr rain In trr, tops cor uu th,
roofs of their nuodrd homes Mann
nf hns, maruun,d boz rr, tops or,
believed Io have been worn uut fruu
cold and fatigue and CO. have dropped
. from their pcul0us positions tu doatI
|, In the nuud below.
CREST OF FLOOD
PASSED \T MIDNIGHT
Dayton, %. March 10 Tho crvs
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Let Albuquerque Extend Helping
Hand to Aid Victims of Floods;
Get in on Herald Relief Fund

left
victims. y
Hundreds .
e shelter
which laid q
.
Interested helping the sufferers. y
not De
respond the nationwide
ou Ia me n ever so .
your promptly
aus v. q
ntliou Co the proper az
patriotism humanity demands that
ul hop broher sister Americans distress
contribution with HERALD ~ the
ne
being
Albuqucrque
90
on
authorities win SCI n
touch with the and E behalf o.
Ahnlurrln' possible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
President Issues
Nation Wide Appeal

Iiy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald
. Nushington, March 6,--Prrs-
. idcnt Wilson today issued the
. following puDl 20 tNc ~ ttiuu 20 I
. help the sufferers in tho ohio I
. and Indiana floods
. THE terrible Hoods in ohio I
= ana Indiana have assumed the
. proportions of national ca I
. lamity The loss of life ana tho
. Infinite suffering involved prompt
. me 90 issue an earnest appeal go
. an who are able In whatever
. way. to assist the lahors of the
. American Ncd cross, to send
. contributions at once 10 the Red
y cross az Washington cor to the
. local treasurer of tho society
y We should make this common
. cause, The needs of those upon
. whom this sudden and over
y whclming disaster has come
. should quicken everyone capable
. of sympathy and compassion to
. give iu Immediate AID tu those who
. are mhoring to rescue aud re-
licyc. CSignodp
10 WOODROW WILSON"
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TROOPS NEEDED NJ
DAYTON ININEDI NTFI.Y

Columbus, ohio. March 2G That
great disorder prevails In Dayton was
the Information conveyed to Governor
Cox this afternoon Dog his secretary
Geo F Burbe when hc told the gov
'rnor that tha d.mand for troops b.
imperative.
Mr Burba said that Frank Rumho.
chicf of the Ur, department of pay
ton. is believed to have been drowned
and that Adiuurf General Wood can
not act as hr marooncd
The Dayton police, said Mr. Burha
are unable tp cope with thc situation
therefore the presence of troops BE-
greatly needed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
PROPERTY Loss PLACED
AT FIFTY MILLIONS

Chicago, March 20. .-- Estimates of
the property lass place Il at fifty mill
lion dollars or more, Factories,
farms. homes ana railroads were de
stroyed throughout tho affected ter
ritory Bridges were wrecked at
hundreds of points bctwcen the Illi-
nois and Pennsylvania state lines and
livestock by hundrots OF thousands
were lost in the dclugr
IN addition perhaps ono million
persons were thrown out of employ
mcnt, while the loss 10 business can
not be figured. Ciii"s an through
Indiana and ohio. including Indian
apolis. are isolated. Rondways wer'
Hooded and railways are washed GA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
COLORADO CAPITOL
employees ORGANIZE


iiN LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Denver March 90 Threatened
with "a wholesale reduction Zoo salar-
ics the employees ut tho state house
arc planning the organization Of "a
union win James Kcrwn. turmcr
secretary of tup Western Federation
lot Miners as organizer "a meetne uf
AN employees whose uay is moi nNrd
nt statute hHa brrn called tor umor-
rpU night
a. this mveuug according to tho
plans of thr lpsdpfs of the move
mout, tho capitol Employees Protoc-
tive association vil bc launched.
Governor Awwons aud Legislative
leaders have determined upon rsol-
= iry of cUouurN that Involves deep
slaahes in tho pa, rolla and the hiuns
OF fewer employees than iu the laat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

North Dayton who were caught Iiec
rats 90 tap and had uu Waruius.
Today the ciN is under ntlccn feet
cot NHtrr Hud although lh, hood .s re-
v'l.UF tHe rain s beruntuE again
aud thr chances arc thut ihD Hood
win rcmuu 20 tho present lcvol unti'
The rain rulseE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
YELLOW WATERS COVERING
DAYTON MAY CONCEAL
CORPSES Of TEN
THOUSAND DEAD

City Pictured Marine Inferno With Flames Lighting Sky
and Illuminating Muddy Sea Fifty Thousand People
Jammed in Upper Stories of Homes Without Food,
Drinking Water Light or Fuel Twelve Thousand Find
Refuge in Plant of National Cash Register Company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
EXPLOSION IN CENTER or TOWN ADDS TO
CARNAGE; DEAD AND INJURED CREMATED

Estimates Based Incomplete Reports Place Property Loss
at Fifty Millions of Dollars Entire Country from Lake
Erie to Ohio River and from Indiana to Pennsylvania
Line Covered With Water Reports from Dayton Say
Soldiers Home, shelterng Two Thousand Veterans, Is
Safe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26


q Wolfe creek, ohio. March 20, =
= There has been an explosion y
. in the middl, OF Dayton and the =
. town is ON frc and the loss of y
. llfc has been increased People y
. are hurplng We have mo- way y
. to get Goo them or the are either .
y now .
y This was message from tho y
y Western Union operator this uf~
. tcruuou y
o The water oNtcuds from River .
. street ou the north. summit .
. street ou the west. and High .
. street on th, ,ist, down past Tho .
. southern hurdcTs ui thr ritl .
. rhis covers the main purt "f th, =
. town ana the most thickN pop .
. uWtcd section .
"a Is rypo,t,d thbt u Woman
. has been mtroourd on top uf q .
= moving van Boo lhy middle of
y Broadway sine, 90 o'clock yrstcr- q
y d,y moruiur She and two men
= were attempting to cross the
. Hood I'm The muyiuR van When the z
. vehicle tipped, pnr OF the men
= was drowned, the other got ON
. me horse. and n'thourh swept =
. away Is Thought to have reached 4
. safety. TH, vomJu yluug Co the
y top o' thc van.
- IN" Dayton Oro department 4
= worked from boats and dynamit- 4
. od ih, upper stories of several
. buildings n efforts co. hult the I
= flames 4
An but one ur Two railway 4
. bridges leading into ghe city have 4
. been washed away
\ further message from Wolfe 4
. Creck, ohio. says.
Every hour or so explosions I
. occur In Dayton due to nrcs, The 4
y conditions are simply frightml 4
. and iudcsgribahlc."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
GOVERNOR OF OHIO ESTIMATES
OVER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND ARE WITHOUT
SHELTER AND FOOD

Eye Witnesses Reach Chicago Bringing Pathetic Stories OG
Death and Suffering in Devastated Districts; Absolute
Darkness Reigns by Night and the Cries Of People in
Distress Are Heard Above the Swish Of Swrmp Wafern
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
AT DAYTON SEND OUT Il
FRANTIC APPEAL FOR PROVISIONS

Food, Food and More Food All You Can Spare r v Thas
Comes from Wrecked City Where Boats Pakrol Streets
in Effort to Rescue People Penned in Houses v Rising
Waters; Cold Weather Adds to Sufferines Of Vicsfus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

tivos. Those coming back had peo
pie to bring back with them,
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DRINKING WNTER
car ATI~I NEED N DAYTON

Columbus Ohio March 2G.-GoVsr-
nor COX received "a message hy tcle-
phone from DAYTON shortly before ~
O'Clock TODAY from John Boil the Hcll
telephone operator in which 10 was
stated that tHu hundred bodies had
been found The bodies were located
by meu boa patrol boats. Bndios were
found as ar out as WAYNE avenue
which b. more than "a mile from the
river Tho governor also established
communicate with tine roiicf come
mittce in DAYTON 1ud was toid that thc
rteatc~i need of Hood sufferers bee
water Vhr Ntfar supply mf 'een
cut OFT.
The governor also Wns told thtt
thor, was no Ius- uf iifr at sidney.
Wolf, creek ohio. MDnrch ab --
CTwo miles west of bnyton1--Accofd,
ing to reports thlt have reached here
at least one Thousand pcrsous have
lost Their lives u tbo Day ton flood,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

ToDANa NEWS TODAY
You Gee n IN the HERALD.
sirty Cents q month ~ ~ erHts
q week delivered ~ your doors
nsty cents BY mail.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-14
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Receipts o, dressed pork were hsaU and narkst
easy.
Dressed poultry market closed slightly lower than
last week.
Fruits and vegetables steady.
Fruits had fair movement. Oranges, pineapples.
and grapefruit from Florida IN nice receipts at IN
changed figures. Fancy tangerines expected By Mon
day at reasonable quotations Apples strong for
choice, with common ruling steady.
Foreign vegetables strong; movement slow. Pep
pers. tomatoes peas. and eEgpants strong Potatoes
stronger; lettuce lower. UNCHANGED quotations for
others.
Native vegetables steady Spinach stronger. Nc
Cormick potatoes steady. Movement Of other goods
fair at quotations
marketable gpods only. Lower grades may Be sold
for ess Jobbers prices arc higher. Market Is good
for choice goods.
EGGs-NeAr-6y frsts. per dos. .; do. south4n.
LARD-Tub pure. per n. rstai2s: do, common.
Der n. l0ssalL cottonseed oil. PER can. l0
BUTTER-Best print new. per h.. "; tub. per
lh. IS: process. per lb.. da2: undeursdes. Per H.,
SaS: store-rncked. per h.. lsa1.
CHEEsE-Neu York. new. PER ID, n dst. PEI
h. ~: swiss. domestic per h. .; do. foreign
LIVE PouLTRr.Hsns per n. Z; ro ss.
pr ID. l4al5; turkeys. per ID. fais.
GREEN GooDs-Yams. per Dbl. iooai- 20; sweet
uOwn. per sack. 2zsaz5: do. native, per Dbl. liza
ID; do. No 2 Per b6l. looai-5 beans. Florida.
lsoAl7s; do. natiye. per Dbl, 75ai; carrots. per
bunch. 2a3: radishes. homegrown. per 100. "a
L@; lettuce. per basket. 5s21: cymblins. per
.tr iocAi-5o; celery. pr dos. san: do. pa srate
l5oalm. cucumber per hss.. soosA5o. Western III
low onions. per BAG 15a2fo white onions, Per hul.
3ocaz1; oeets. pr ioo 2ns1o; eszplznts. pr
bon. zaiD; tomatoes. FLORIDA. per crate. zDskm;
nOvu, Per Dbl. ioo4az; panpsizs each. $40;
The Washington herald., 1913-12-14

spinach, per bbi.. L51a20: hale PER bill, e1a75:
crznbcuiea, per snail boz. l6tazB do. per 1QuRrt
box. 275: do Per Dbl. soonioo: Brussels spruuts.
s s s p s.1 s s as D Ssss Per Ss. s Ss e.
DRIED eooDs-Nayy beans. pet bus. l..az 30.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickns per ID. isals;
turkeys. per NJ, lsa21; rsostsFs. per ID, Il.
DRESSED GoODs-Dre1sed pork, per h., ga
~; rabbits. per doz.. zsoas1.
medium. per b.. 70; common, per 10. sss. sprlns
siss7: fat shsep. pr ID. lsfs = =
sEEDs-closer. red. per n. izs.i5ss! DO. sIske.
leed. pa buAhst l2sazss; orchard Erss. psr bashs
LealS; red too. PEI b.. As- Blue ras.. psr
Hay. STRAW. AND coRN-R.,. be-, ssnothv
per ton. ls.oe: 10. medium. H.do; old hay. Ipocs
hoo straw. long re. per ton 5U; do. tangled ne
loochh-T5; uhent straw. ap; corn. ear. per Dol.
WOOL o. AND sssn; R m Ret Ne ,,.o,a ~
per h. 3a75; wool. unuaahed, pr n I'm: hide
Dry per ID. leaB; salt hides. dry, per Ip 10; sah
hides. per ID. y; calfskinA green. each. 1seaiI5;
FRESH FisH AND cRABs-Pnees given below
by the pound unless otherwise stated- l-Buttcr
and Stars large. hals; carp eass erocls medium 10
large. Dbl. e0al20 do, small. 7ohsoo; Bay mack
erei, IS; rock. boiling. 30: do. medium 20; d. PAN
ls white perch large. lsals; do. white snail. saie;
yellow perch, large, Eia; do, small, Q; salmon
trout. L; gray trout large. lll2: do. email. salo
founders SALE; catfish. loai2; green pike native. IS;
ees, medium to large Gas; spots. large. Is: taiors.
large Is; do. small. TO- surgeons. dressed .; do.
skin on. %; CLANS per 100. L9; Enappes. as to
sire. oal2; scalops. per Of, g; shrimp. pr at, S;
bluehsh. Is; salmon. 3; fresh cod Is; haddoek. 70;
spanish mickere. Ian; Potomac bass. boiling. 81:
do. pan. u.
FRUITs-New apples. per bbl.. Lsoaseo; lemons
per box. 39aS7; oranges. California. per box, Aooa
800: do Florida 2ooa3oo; tanerrines. Florida. per
a. a. ~
The Washington herald., 1913-12-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Dec. E-MILLFEED-Firm; moderate
dealings. Spring bran, in ncpound sacks. A-0
standard middling. go; Western red dos. 30
winter wheat in loopound sacks. TO arrive. $50
city BRAN in bulk, $50; Argentine bran. to arrive,
nominal
RYE FJOUR-Steady; business Is limited Good
TO choice. 26oa3.95. in barrels.
CORNMEAL-Pim; inquiry is lheless. kiln-dned,
for export, $40; coarse meal in bagx l5al.9.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Slow. but prices firm
supplies are light Choice quoted At 2ooG5.o per 100
pounds.
HAY-Receipts. W tons; choice sells freely; low
grades dull. No timothy. IIo5alG1S; standard.
Loal.o5; No. 2 IS; No ). 3asS
STRAw-Receipts, 10 tons; steady; inquiry II
slow. Long rye quoted At $3.50.
PORK-Steady: quiet business Mes. 2.0a2T5;
family. 25.ooaz 90; clear. 0ooa22Wl
BEEF-Steady; business Is small Packet, Hooa
100; family, D-ooz0W.
LARD-steady; limited business. Prime Western.
10 90; refined continent lLi0; South American. l2o6;
refined Brazilian in kegs, D6; beef steariue. l0sa
lOs cents. asked lard steaTine dun; New Yort. IN.