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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

a superstitious and abuses and
blinds our eyes to the ignorance, cru
eltv, and injustice that exist all
about us. 1t cannot check the march
OF progress, but it can delay 1t for
generations, make suffering, rob mil.
lions Of their birthright Of light and
liberty. Let us cease to fear new
things and consider them calmly,
sanely and impartially on their own
merits. 0fiIi
Over The Telephone.
Mrs. Miriam Ross: Women should
have the right to vote If viewed
from the standpoint Of her capability.
II a taxpayer, she is especially inter
ested but we would that her
nome duties always have her first
allegiance. In fact, / believe all
voters should be limited"
HRS. Lucy vandeVenter "If suffrage
Is given the women, ! shall vote"
Mrs. ]. j. Steele: 81 am very en-.
thusiastic for the cause. I believe
women WIN do only good for human.
ity when they can vote"
Mrs. 7. A. Threlkeld: 81 should
like to vote to abolish liquor traffic,
u for nothing else"
Mrs. Mark Pitcher: az am antbpe,.
astic on the subject Of Equal Suf.
frage- The world will be purer and
better when women can vote"
Miss Pitcher: Il am reading ALI I
can find on the subject and am con.
WINGED women should have every poll
ticai right to vote that men have.
We wish to attend the suffrage meet.
ings."
Mrs. w j. Porawski: Most Ger.
tainly do ] believe in Woman suf.
frage. think only educated men
and women should vote, however,
Mrs. Fred Pitcher: II am Interested
IN a quiet way; If / could vote to
do any good in the world, | sbouId
be glad 10 do So"
Mrs Geo. W. Walker: II shall he
glad to vote II by doing SO I can
help institute wise and good laws"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

THE spirit of cooperation Is one
important factor in the growth and
progress Of any town. This is es
peciaily true Of the mercantile estab
lishments Of a small city the size
Of Mexico. A Retail Dealers Asso
citation in Mexico would be of the
vreatest benefit to the city as well
as the business interests. And this
cooperation should include the resi-.
dents Of the county as well as those
OF the city. The Columbia Retail
Dealers Association is preparing 10
give a series of halliday picnics in
parts Of Boone county. for the pur-
pose Of meeting the farmers and be
coming better acquainted. 1t is mere.
" another idea in line with that Of
the now famous Trenton hiea, which
has brought a Missouri city into ma
tional notice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
woMAN,s puTY no nERsELF

WOMANS DOIf ~ HEHSELF.
Every woman owes It to herself tc
keep in good health. No one can rea
sonably be expected to maintain q
cheerful disposition when half sick. /
digestion and constipation are two
Of the most common Ills to which
women are subject and fortunately
are easily cured. Mrs. II. C Getty
Indiana, Pa, writes, Last summer !
was advised by a friend to try Cham
berlain's Tablets for indigestion
and constipation. This medicine not
only cured me OF these disorders but
toned up my whole system SO that
my hsiia ras t,.n better than t5f
years since taking them" For sale
by all cea.srs adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
CAMP LIFE De LUXE

breaking ways on this camp. This
record was one OF the causes Of NIL
dred Johnson's submersion.
A square dance to which all 81
the people in The neighborhood are
invited will be held on a big plat.
form in the plaza Of the camp ground
Tuesday evening. James Bledsoe
and Jake Buckner will call the dane.
Is and Norton Nelson and his wife
will lead the first set. Practice was
held In the Cabin Saturday night.
when Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mundy
showed the young folks how It ii
done.
Leopold Barth, who arrived Sunday
morning to stay until the camp clos
es. had not qualified when / left, bu,
was doing pretty well IN the semi.
finals. He is understanding zip
Williams In the art OF flushing 80
think he'll make good.
Charles Ding Christian. ably as
sisted by Clyde Johnson, presldes ov.
er the commissary department which
appealed to the correspondent as
the most complete part Of the camp.
Ham and fried potatoes for upper.
bacon and eggs for breakfast and
fried chicken with all the concomi.
tants for Sunday dinner is some
eating, and that's the way these
campers are putting II out.
Visitors who spent the weekend
besides myself were Misses Dorothy
Deane and Marie Rose, Mrs, L. Fl.
Hannah, OF Columbia, Joe Denham
and Claiborne Jackson. The Sunday
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fry.
Misses Gertrude Fry and Maude
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Sanford
and son, Pete, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Giendy, Mr.. and Mrs. Price johnson.
Mrs. L. NJ. White and Miss Jane lisa.
bel, Mrs. w. w. Williams, Misses
Eva Miller, Marcena johnson, Franc
Johnson. and Mary Virginia Nelson,
Harrison Brown, Ayiette Buckner
and L. H. Hannah.
The campers enjoyed a barbecue on
Monday. Two sheep were killed
and cooked in that appetizing way.
known only to those who have eat
en- barbecned mutton. A number OF
visitors were out to help in dispens.
ing with the delicious food.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
fBr staff correspondentl

NY DAdlA
Camp Mundy, Sunday, July 10.
It's some camp and some bunch.
Everybody is having a good tint
and helping everyone else have one.
The writer doesn't regret tina
they started o throw him in Thu
creek for appearing in a PAN
Reech"-he is only too glad they on
ly started.
Several new and interesting case
are developing, aided by the sof
breezes and large campfire, but al
our Society Editor was there, / vii
let her tell about cupid's work.
want to say. however, that some
OF the boys haven't seen the younl
ladies they took. It seems tha
Barclay and Plunkett are having es
pecially hard times along this line.
Miss Mildred Johnson is now /
much wiser girl. lot us hope. Twice
she went into the creek Saturday
for FOSTERING around" Her sister
Lena, also was threatened wifi
this punishment. Jake Buckner hat
made all arrangements and invited
all the guests to the party on The
creek bank at II a. m, Sunday. Lena
was the guest Of honor, but they
didn't have the heart to pollute thc
creek water with the rubescent
flush Of fading Isle.
Judging from Sundays experience,
| would say a bright new Cole au.
tomoblle has the Hudson six" out
classed. At least. they do say Mar.
garet Cave thinks so.
Misses Mildred johnson and Kittie
Hunt may hold the big eating cham
pionship among the young ladies'.
but Judge Wallace Fry wins in
The sweepstakes. He's some eater.
Cave Johnson and Mas Kittie an.
pear to be the champion pair when
It comes TO horse-shoe-throwing, but
Miss Sally Jane Conlon could clean
up with a good partner.
Although politics are disbarred CD.
emily Miss Kathryn Graham andFrank
cauthorn are doing a little inside
work at odd times.
g, What A Time has been yot.
ed the most popular record on the
Victrola, It was so popular, they
played IT In two. They have record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
MEXICO HoRsEs ENIeasn

The following Mexico horses are en-
tered In the Jefferson City horse
show this week: Junior Saddle
stake-Frances Dowing Steele, own
ed by Tom Bass OF Mexico, Mo-; Rez
MCGOWAN. Charles L. Cook, Mexico;
Rachel Mcdonald, Mexico; 100000
championship saddle stake Casor
Mcdonald, Tom Bass; Rex MCGOWAN
c. L. Cook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
A MExIco. MISSOURI. SONG.

THAT'S a splendid idea and shouII
meet with the approval and enthusi
asm of every citizen OF this town
There's no better town in tn,
world than Mexico. and we certain
" should have a song. This Is al
original idea and Mexico probabl,
will be the first town its size e
have a song.
The Hardin Alumnae are 10 be con
graduated on their plan and theirs
should be at least n hundred man
llseripts in the contests. Let's all
try our skill and work out a good
song, which everyone viii remem'
Der.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

Star Grand Mcdonald. Jos. W. He
dorsocn, Auxyasse. Mo.
scottie Moon. J r Hodge. Laddouia.
Mo.
sunfIowsr. Press w. Ray. Bowling
Green. Ky.
$500 Junior Saddle stake
Imperious King. Miss l.. Long.
Golden Glow. Miss l.. Long.
Cleo Grand Mcdonald, MISS l.. Lon
Francis Downing Steele. Tom Bias
May Dare. Houchin q Anderson.
My Idol, Blades Q Holman. Holt
day, Mo.
rex MCGOWAN. Carl MCGOWAN. Of
Centralia. Mo.
Rachael Mcdonald. Rocco Hughes.
WellsWlle. Mo.
S~unflower. Press w. Ray.
$500 LIGHT Harness Stake
My Major Dare. Miss L. Long.
cleo Grand Mcdonald, Miss L,
Long.
Tom Bass. Tom Bass.
Hastings Girl. Houchln & Anderson
Peter Pan. Jas. T. Harris. CoIum
bia, Mo.
The Chocolate Prince. Jas. 7. Har'
ris.
sunfIower. P. w. Ray. Of Bowling
Green, Ky.
Scotch Rose. Wild Rose Farm. st,
Charles, Ill.
The IntelligenceT, r. II, Cauth1rn
e Son, Mexico, Mo.
Del Rey. a chestnut gelding, own
ed BY Blades & Holman. Of Holiday,
Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

NJ L. JONES had a very narrow
escape from death at tho railroad
crossing noar Francis. Thursday morr
Ing. On each side OF this crossing
ihe dirt. which was taken out when
the road was excayated a number OF
years ago, has been piled, obstruct-
ing the view Of the track. Mr.. Jones
was nearly upon the train before he
saw It and that he escaped
with his life seems miraculous. The
shaft Of his buggy was broken. A
number Of accidents, some Of them
serious, have occurred at this cross
Ing. and It is time something was
being done. A little work on the part
OF the railroad company to remove
the dirt from along the track would
help things wonderfully.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
WANT MEXICO, MO-, SONG;
WILL GIVE $500 cAsL

Can you write a song about Mex
leo. Missouri?
II you can now is the time q
show your ability and secur a prIzt
Of $500 offered by the Hardin Alum
nae Association. The song is TO he
sung for the first time during theI,
Pageant. this fall. l,llI
The word Missouri must be worked
into the song, SO as 1t will not be
taken for the national anthem Of ON,
~neighboring republic on the South.
y must be written so as It can he
set 70 some familiar air.
The scenario for the Pageant to
Le given on the Hardin campus. this
1all, has been written and acceptea
Misses Anne Lewis. Edith Etheridea
and Elizabeth Price are the authors
These yong ladies' show a grea,
deal Of originality and literary ahil.
" In getting the scenario in shane
as 1t Is excellent in every detail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

THEY all come back" The Led.
ger cannon, the hero OF many an ear.
" day political victory OF the
Democratic party and whose deep
bass voice hiss made the welkln ring
On many q Fourth OF July now re-
poses quietly in its favored corner
IN this office. u arrived The morning
Of the Fourth most myrteriously.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

$500 stake.
Division No. /. Best saddle mare any
age
Maurine Fisher. Miss Ioula Long.
Kansas City. Mo.
Cleo Grand Mcdonald, Miss L. Long
Kansas city. Mo.
Francis Downing steele, Tom Bass.
Mexico, Mo.
Helen HickiIn. HOuehin & Anderson,
Jefferson city. Mo.
Mary Dowaas. PAM Brown. ST. Lou
ls. Mo-
Fleet Mcdonald, Leo Bros. Mexico,
Mo.
Division No. ?. Best Saddle Geldins
any age
Golden Glow, Miss Loula Long, Of
Kansas City. Mo.
Jack Dare. Tom BAGS, Mexico, Nc.
Nickel Plate. Houchln a Anderson.
jefferson City, Mo.
Johnny Jones. Paul Brown, St. Lou
is. Mo.
The Count, E. L. Lee. Mexico, Mo.
Billy Taylor. Lee Bros, Mexico,
Mo.
Division No. 8. Best saddle stall
lion. any age
Kentucky's Best. Miss L. Long, Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
PRESTON MOSS WINS
OUT IN THE END

Preston b. Moss. well known in
Mexico, realized 1896, 900 by the sale
Of stock be held in a telephone com
pany at Billings. Mont, last week.
This sale justifies Mr.. Moss con-
fidence in the assets held by his
Billings bank when ii was forced in
to a re~ceivershlp four years ago.
The bank at thai time held large
amounts of this telephone stock
which sold for Zoe on The dollar. Mr..
Moss disapproyed OF such sacrifice,
and showed faith in the property
by hanging on TO the last bit OF
stock he owned Ia bis name.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

Dry Fork Church. near Guthrie.
eaiiaway County, Will be dedicated
'u'y 18th Rev. r. NJ. Brown Of Kan
fas CITY breaches the sermon There
wiz be free conveyance from Gu,h.
re 70 the Church Sunday morning
everybody Is cordially invited.
9. a. Mitchell, Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

THERE is a movement on foot 20
have the chautauqua o cen
trally located this year. The people
on the South Side are anxious to
have II near the center Of the town.
II is to be hoped a location can be
found that win be satisfactory to
everyone. Hardin Park has been men
toned as a possibility.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
N. NJ. A. CATALOGUE ISSUED

The catalogue of the Missouri Mil
i'ary Academy has Just been issued
from the press Of the Missouri prni
ing Co. and is a work Of art. Bott
The management OF the school
and the printer should be highly graf
med at the result. The cover page
Is handsomely embossed and beautl
fully colored.
among other features the book
contains a fine picture OF Col. F
a. Morris in his reglmentals Of
me Governors staff. Mr.. Morris i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
guy LOT.

Misses Mary and Tine Houston and
Mrs. Kate Hammond Of Salisbury. Mo
have bought the lot at the corner of
Anderson and Calhoun streets from
w. w. Fry. guardian for Mrs. w
H. French. They win probably build
there in the near future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
A HINT TO THE WISE

is SUFFICIENT.
When constipated take Chamber
laln's Tablets. They are easy to take
and most agreeable in effect. For sale
by all dealers. adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

vice president or the Goard Of
Trustees of the school. Another en-.
IRE page is devoted to the announce.
ihent that Mexico has no sa
looms"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
.TWENTYONE HORSES EN-
TERED IN $500 STAKE

Twenty-one horses have been entered in the big 81 800
Commercial Club stake at the Mexico Fair August lila.
The 6ve-money winners in each Of the following divisions will
be eligible to entry in the grand championship stake The Light
Harness Horse Stake entries are also published. The entries
follow:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

sTANDPATTERs continue 10
sprawl in the bosky dells and dream
Of a return OF the halycon TEDDY
and BIZ days OF politics,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
Public Sale
OF
Real Estate
Aug. 7th, L3O P. N.


We will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder,
lots l, 2, 8 and 10 Block 10
of Morris Addition to Mex
leo, Mo-, and known as the
Mundy home place. Lot
No. 10 has two story 6 room
dwelling and outbuildings.
Lots to be sold separate.
TERMS: One-third cash,
one-third in six months,
time to suit. Sale
premises.
W. W.. and ]. E. Mundy,
Executors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
ADMINISTRATIVE NofN

~ WHY
Notice Is hereby given u'l
tiers Of administration upon W
tate OF Caleb Berreyi
Audrain county, Missouri 90
have been granted the undess
by the Probate Court Of SAID I
bearing date Of July lst' W.
An persons having claim !
said estate are required % !
them to me for allowance w
months after date OF SAD z
or they may be precluded li0a
benefit OF such estate an' !
claims be not exhibited Vl1ls
year from the time OF the =
ton OF this notice, they ~
forever barred.
Gather BerreN
Walter Bcrrey,
in. al Adm 'stratOr'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

NOTICE OF FINAL SELL. -,
Notice is hereby given ~,
settlement of the estate OIL
Franklin, deceased, will De "'e ),
the August term Of tns
Court OF Audrain oou
souri,, to be held at Mexico,
souri, in the second Monday . :
ust. 1914. M
wtd Hattie L. Franklin,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
The Weekly Ledger
COUNTY cAHBBATEs

We are sufhsriEsd 10 announcs chs
following c4nfidAses for c0znty Of
fee subject to ne action OF u.
Democratic voters AZ TIE STATE Prim
ary. Tsssday. August &. 1910:
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
.. {. slms
e. A. Shannon
CIRCUIT CLERK
Epa ?. EIiota
COLLECTOR
c. 7. Powell
onasr Diskerson
Ia. Harris
8. A. pulls
Quincy Janes
4. c. Rlnso.
Ed. J. shcbe.
Price Johnsen
COUNTY CLERK
Hc9s p. Cauthofu
Jchn .. Graham
RECORDER
w. n. coons
}. ". stephens
Sam D. Byrns
n. u. t5cb) Brown
T. q. Rldesway.
PRESIDING JUDGE
Alex Carter
JUDGE WESTERN DISTRICT
c. C. 6iedsos
FOR CONSTABLE
). A. Brown.
John Burgess
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
n. p. Warden
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

Jas. Lyneh Of near Laddonia, re.
ports bis wheat "a having averaged
20 bu.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
notice OF FINAL ssT1L.0,l

Notice Is hereby give"
settlement of the estate :" {,
site Ess, deceased WIN ppo
the August term Of the .fl.s,a
Court Of Audrain county
bs held at Mexico, M'SsO' ,o,.,
second Monday in Angus, g..
wtd FloFa ..,,i1,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

.ho. "issoun q
above named dofendap,,
except Jacob SAKE tor so,,
SAKE Han Annie E. ss,. !.
Ruhemma SAKE Rezn,, y
Now on this July Is. 1911 SII''
cause by his attorney \, !
ers. and during the $751;.
.lns OF the June 1914 NJ. =
Court and files his first sn.,s'
ution and affidavit wherel,
oener things plaintiff allsrs. 4
defendants Eva NJ. Hovlsr
Sake, Laura Caughenor l.
Myrtle SAKE. ~
Sa14 n.
SAKE, Madeline SAKE ana i
Sake are all non.resIds,,.
state Of Missouri, and caD,.
ca with process in this stais
i appearing to the satss..I
me Court that the deiendaDs .
mot be summoned in hi, -
y ordered by the Court A.
cation be made notifying 4,
nonresident defendants ~,
ton has been commenced
them by petition and aHas1
the Audrain county Circuit |,
object and general nature !.
IS to obtain a decree Of pra.
order OF sale Of the following !,
ca real estate situated IN M
County, State of Missouri. ~
The west half of the Sos.
quarter of Section Seventies
and the Northeast fourth d
Southeast quarter Of said ~.
all in Township fiftyone an
Range Five 81 West; sns
Northwest fourth Of the sasI
quarter of Section Tvm.
90 in Township fiftyons ClI
Range SIX 90 West, contains
hundred and sixty acres, mon ]
and It is the order Of he a.,
yot nonresident defendant,
hereby notified Of the tlpr /
suit, the object and general /,
thereof and unless You the "a
resident defendants be and spg
me next regular term Of he d
Court OF Audrain County, Msu
20 De Degun aud held at o.
mouse In Mexico, Audrala B
missouri, on The first Monday d
tember l9l4 aud on or bdoN
iirst nay OF said September /
answer or otherwise plead .
uits petition, the same VIII y
en- as confessed and a decree
PARTITION and order Of sals
70 rendered IN accordance va|
trayer Of said petition.
The Mexico Weekly Ledge
hshed IN Mexico, Missouri, ID
culated In Auoraln County, W.
having been designated "
plaintiff and his attorneys q
as the newspaper most likely d
notice to the defendants q
tendency OF this action i i
Their ordered by the Uoar q
copy Of this order be publish
said Mexico Weekly Ledger ''
week for and during four Teea|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

Stockton Fountain Of centralia. is
one Of che Judges Of fine stock at
the State Fair tllip year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

SOMEBODY ought 10 ~ s,l,e
Wa are not sellins ou' .s.olste
but Just . couple Of o0V'
aela.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

EVEN prosperity 10 beginning 10
feel robust and prosperous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

Guy Sanford Is home from Ames,
Ia, on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

FROM the way President wilson
mayes i one suspects that crlti
cism does not affect him as decpl,
as some people think.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

NOTICE or FINAL ss'l
Notice Is hereby given u4'
settlement of tho estate q
wheeler. deceased, will 90 T. I.
the August term OF inc 49,,
court Of Audrain county No.
be held at Mexico, Mi''on'l J
second Monday in ~
1914.
wtd G. F. Toalson,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

The winners Of The prizes will be announced al The opening Of
the afternoon session, Saturday, July 18th, at o'clock. The judges
win consist OF Miss Bell of the Home Economies Department Of the
State Board Of Agriculture, and two Mexico ladies she selects.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23

vs..
Jacob SAKE Cor so,,
Cor so1, John sass A y. |. ,
Sas1 HAL sI.,, Rpsonna s. 81. r
n ~. uovley. Lapra ,' c !, s.sa'
SAKE Cor Sex. Myrtle s.a.
Henry SAKE Cor Sow Ssls \
Tor sos,. Easla
Tor Soxl .a
Cor sozl, and Edga, I |,
soxo = Sss'
Suit in Partition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-23
ORDER OF p~usI,.,,'
ssale Of htsouri)
S0an'y Of Audraln)tss

1919. June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-28
Restrictions off Obscure Bonds.
New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, November 23--The state
uent of the average condition of clear
ing house banks and trust companies
for the week shows that they held
s132.4o4eOO reserve in excess Of legal
requirements. This is a decrease of
s5.les.s4O from last week. The figures
of last week were corrected to read
s137.S9o.O00.
The statement follows:
Average condition-Loans. etc, "
15S.71o;ooo; increase, ~; s4 s;e 200. Re Re
crease, $2.7S7,000- Reserve In federal
reserve bank. $ss.71s,ooo: decrease,
Reserve in other repositories s25.45s.-
W Net demand deposits. ,l.sS1. sss. 900: in
Net time deposits, ss4555. ooo increase.
Circulation. 1881, 900. decrease. s14.-
Aggregate reserve. Sass. $4,000.
Excess reserve, $132. 200; decrease,
s.. s6,340.
panies IN Greater New York. not includ-
ed in clearing house statement:
Loans. etc, $3.50. $50, 500; decrease, ST.
525.1o0.
Legal tenders, s12.3ss.4o0; decrease,
Total deposits, S634.945.500; decrease,
s1.73s. 900.
Banks cash reserve in vault, $12,-
135,S00.
Trust companies cash reserve in
vault, s4,203.510-
Amended figures of last week: Loans,
etc, 1861 900; reserve in other de-
positaries, s25,4S4,000; aggregate re-
serve. $472.006,000: excessive reserve.
sI37,s90.54o.
Closing-Mercantile paper, 4Aa51a
OF al -dDNr
bills, 1850: for cables. 490.10; for de-
mand. 4.s9.1o: bar silver. 49b.
Exchanges. s240.092.328; balances,
$1S.562.142.
Exchanges for the week Sl14e-
SI4,124; balances for the week, 1876
e74.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-28
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below are for large
lots Jobbers' prices are higher.
EGGS-Strictly fresh. 35a36; nearby.
IS; West Virginia and southwest Vir-
ginia, S3a34.
BUTTER-Elgin. fancy, per h.. So:
western firsts. S4aS5: seconds. 30ha
S1is: store packed. 20a22.
CHEESE-New York state factory.
new. lSal9
POULTRY-Hens. h., -; ROSTERS.
per h.. IL; turkeys, per lb.. 15a16;
chickens. per h.. IA; ducks, per h.,
l0al2
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice
per ID, 10; chickens, Halls; turkeys,
per h.. 17als; ducks, per lb, 12al5;
ROSTERS: per ID - Keats Soa4o:
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per Dbl,
1.5Oa375; per box, 75a1.75; oranges.
California, per box, 3.00a4.00; Flori-
da, per box, 2.00a2.50; lemons, per
box. 2.00a2.5O: pineapples. per crate.
2.0Oa2.5O; pears. 3oa2.oo per basket:
grapes, Concords. 10a121s Niagaras
11a12h. Tangerines. per strap, 35Oa
400.
ETABLES-Potatoes. per sack.
soa1' so: yams, Dbl, 2OOa2.50: sweet
tomatoes. per crate. 5Oal-5o: kale. per
hbI.. 6Oa65; string beans. per basket.
2.5Oa3.oO; beats. per hundred, zoo
a3.OO; celery, per dozen. 25a4O;
peppers, per crate. 1.25a1.75: carrots.
per 100-lb sack. 1.25a1.50; per box,
S5a75 okra. per crate, 1.50a2.00: radish-
es. per 100, 1.00a2.O0: cucumbers,
!. eoa5 SO basket: lettuce. nearby. 50a
100 per basket: Florida, 125a2. 90:
cauliflower. 1.0Oa1.25 per crate, 2.25a
30 per bbl.: onions. 1.50a175 per
10O-lb. sack: onions. Spanish. 1.35a2 IS
ner crate; egg plant. 1.50a2.5 SO per crate;
cymlings, 1.00a150 per crate: spinach,
GOAL. 50 per bbL: cabbage. 75asO per
100 lbs; chestnuts, 2ha5; brussels
sprouts, Sa12 per quart.
LIVE STOCK Sheep. per ID. aa4;
spring lambs, per h.. 7a7h: calves.
ner lb., IL; medium, per lb.. 1Oa1Oh.
DRESSED MEAT-Pork. per h.. 9.
sEEDS-Red clover. S.75al0.OO per
bu.: alsike clover, s.ooas.5o per bu.:
crimson clover. 4.50a5.00 per bu.: tim
othy clover. 2.50a2.75 per bu.: red top
clover, 25as0 per h.; blue grass, LISA
$50 per bu.: orchard grass. l..0al "
per bu.
GRAIN-wheat. per bu.. soa1 90;
corn, old. yellow. per bu., 7saS0; new
yellow, 71a72 per bu.; white. per bu,
.2a73: oats. white. per bu.. 54a55:
mixed, per bu.. 53a54.