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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
MARTIN, Of TERRA ALTA, To MEET
KL]NKE FOR ARMY CHAMPION

sncc;a1 Dispatch To The Intelligcnccr.
CAMP SHELBY. Miss. Sept. "a
championship heavyweight boxing con-
test to decide. the man who should wear
the honors for the United States army
is to take place here next Monday nisht
Sept. g! when Fighting Bob Martin Oh
tho Military Police who halls from Ter
"a Alta. West Virginia and holds the
belt at present. is 10 meet Gus N'''Nc'
of the One Hundred and Th'rty.scTte &c IN
Field Artillery. and whose no'''e
indianapolis, Ind.
The bout has been promoted by Ser
giant Louis 2. Davis. 18Th Field Ar
tillery. who has quite Il rcpatau,",I
around 1HdianapSSi,iS az as boxc lrs" Davis
has arranged n fairly attract!Tc pm
with the Martin-Klinkc match Mnhut!
and it is estimated from the way ne
tickets arr going at TINS Sl;lEc 81 ~
pann that no less than seven or GfFht
tbomsand soldiers and civilians Will sec
the big contest.
farther for Jack Dillon and has oo%Go
round Cincinnati and Indianapolis: re
,,.on Tho heavyweight championship or
thn United States army. washington
birthday. 1918. from McElli"tt. OF Camp
wadsworth-
Kilnke, Interchangeable Is man nan
ia considered TO DC more OF ring gen
cral than either Of the two. lie IS
quick on his feet. is clever and Is con.
coded hy many to 1c tho only opponent
that will match up with the champion
r.. any degree Klinkc WINS follower
OF The night game for five or six years
before he joined tho army and ms man
stay in the coming SCRAP is expected 10
he his experience over tho champ aho
his clcvcrncss and ring gencralship.
Fighting Bob Martin is IL knocK-o"I
hoxcr He has fought Il number "t E""1
men here and has characterized al OF
his bouts by attaching the sleeper I"
cvery one OF his "ITTncnt& in either IN"
tirs,, second - bird session.
rho chemp.u. : last fight WIS WIN
Lea y. Hopson al MaErrSrili". NY All"
Tho hnldcr of the heavyweight cham
nionship OF kentucky. H"pSon was
Knocked out in tho second round OF
ihri, scheduled ton round bout.
Tho championship battle scheduled
now week is 10 70 Ten rounds. Thrr''
arc two prcliminarics on IN" card. "acI
or which is to go the same number OF
Martin Is managed by Fl: Eridwcll'
formerly Of Indianapolis. kltnk",s IN
tnrcets arc being looked after by Ihrut.
Keller also Of Indianapolis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
CLASSY BATTLE
FOR BALL FANS
Bonds and NcConfeys to Clash In Cur
tain Ringer Of This Locality
at Bollnire.

Arrangements were completed last
evening for game between the fast
Bonds and McConkeys for Sunday to
take placc at the Sixteenth Street ball
park at Bellaire. 1t will be the last
game in the Ohio valley this season I'M
less the Macks arc able TO bring other
opponents to Tunnel Green for games.
All know that Ferry and Bellaire are
through for the season. and the fact
that this will be the only game In the
entire valley will arouse much inter
est hereabouts. According TO all dope,
a record crowd will be on hand. as both
clubs have large followings. The Bonds
A. G.. since the disbanding Of tho Bel
laire Athletics is representing Bel
laire on the baseball map and well
have the boys succeeded thus far.
4 game between two top-notch clubs
as these is creating more than ordinary
interest and the announcement will be
met with the general approval OF I'LL
the fans who had flsurct! on not seeing
any mora games this season. Playing
at the Bellairc park should make 1t all
the more important. and with the many
excellent facilities and tho classy play
eng HelO, TapIu-hIc 'fttNit - 49,
These. clubs are going fine and the rec
ord Of the McConkcy gang will be hard
to duplicate The East Enders have
done remarkably we'll and have enjoyed
one Of the best seasons in all history.
Already the team has lost the services
Of Gardner and Heller. two very good
PLAYERS but have enough material on
hand to withstand the opposition.
Extensive advertising will be the re-
suit and every move. will be made 70
have big gathering on hand to WIZ
ness the last big exhibition Of the sea-
son. Tho Bonds will strengthen to such
a pitch that tho Macks will encounter
a real snag Heidclbach or Noel viii
BE- on the firing line opposing BurKhart'
hurler OF tn" Macks. In INC
Bond lineup will be found Jarvis. 1ocN''
Noel. 'Hcidelhach. Sherward. MoonE'
Vano. Mack. Engle Mctiannon. Rcdman
and Others Of mention. and every effort
will b. made to put crimp In the
winning streak Of the Macks. 1t was
first thought that the McConkrFs would
play Fairnont. but arrangements cou'o
not be completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
BOXING PROVING
VERY POPULAR
Those Prom This City That Attended
The Bouts Were Loud. In Their
Praise OF Results.

Just the other day bis boxing c1hi-
ton was staged. in Canton, o., at the
Auditorium, between Johnny Griffith.
of Akron. and Al Doty. OF Canton. The
contestants went twelve rounds ut top
speed with Griffith the winner on
points. getting the decision in eight OF
the twelve rounds. Both boxers weigh
ed mat l47 pounds stripped and were
evenly matched in height. 1t was
great struggle and without doubt the
greatest ever Witnessed in Canton. Inc
house was packed and there was an
equal amount of women compared with
the mon while the interest was so Keen
that police were forced to keep order.
II was a patriotic affair for the sole
hone.,t of the American Ped Cross and
the results nctted at least Se.oooo ou
which did not include the free list OF
$40 soldiers who attended in body to
cheer on their soldier comradc-Johnny
Grifttths.
khaki and received the most hearty well
come over accorded Il boxer In that city
while he completely surprised the audi
ence by dressing right in the ring
Griffith Is ut present in training at
krllcy's Field. san Antonio. Texas
where. he acts in tn" capacity Of boxing
instructor.
What Hers7
Canton supporting an attraction OF
this sort makes it look pretty bad for
our own Wheeling. Why cannot some
one take up the situation here and dwell
on the Same lines: It will be remem-
bnred that several months ago Louis
Most. one of the most popular pro-
motors in the country. who was recon-
mended to the local sport loving public
By the world-fam,I Jos. Nolan. sporting
editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer. made
n supreme effort and even spent con-
siderable money 10 promote bout for
the benefit OF the Red Cross.
Those fans who arc interested in box
ing would do we'll to get up petition
and with Promoter Most still in the
city, something might develop. There
is every reason TO believe that boxing
would prove popular hcrcabouts and
under proper management tho valley
would be afforded something that will
keep athletics alive during the war.
Playing for the benefit OF the Red Cross.
does II not seem logical that the govern
rnent would release amy of its men to
como for an exhibition of this kind" II
IL is any nrws to anyone. there is sure
some bunch of boxers in the service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Wheeling High Out
For FIRST Workout
o,d Gold and Blue couttngen emit was Ont
at Bridge Park In Full BLOOM
Yesterday.

Irndcr the personal direction or Coach
calvin Wheeling highs Eridiron
stars rumpcd out At RrldE" ihrk yes
tordsv morning Mt 9:20 for the Initial
.,,o-rout Of the season. At least fItiE
rondidntcs were on hand and IN Glhtcine
80 the size OF the boys. ii looks liz"
wheeling will have a. husky looking
so,,,d It was tn" intention "a pr"l"nS
~, nractices until after Fair Week hut
~, hoys were anxious to got OIL I"
flying start
unwcvcr. Coach Calvin had the buys
worEjnr nut lightly. running the fi"hi
md Iimhcrine up IN other ways aha just
r,w minutes before quitting Il signal
nrrrticr WAS held No ScrirnnaE"S Viii
h. indulgcd in until next week lin' from
+b,t ZINC on tho hoyS will t"Ein I" Eei
touChened up while tn" dummy IS he
;pr urruarrd for it's usual hatirriuE
Cnnrh Calvin WAS assisted by captain
c;nbhs and the situation WAS n;;llGi'd
very we'll az ~nnrS". nS has always
l..n the casr. each day many "t tn"
Younger lads drop put until II dwHdlrS
down To about lhirt? ar rhrr" t":,Ins t."
handle.
As Wheeling has started already. II is
likely TINT Pcll1urr and :iartinS Ferry
will soon hc on the warpalh rs the sea-
sou starts IN several weeks. IhnSlE IS
enjoying Il nc" training stay ~ In"
Happy Farm and reports hhv' II 'hal
the boys arc getting along nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06

BOSTON short stop skiLd"d over and
made n ono handed pickup: throwing
his man ont ut first. Flack grounded
out Scott to McInuiS. Their" was less
than half dozen balls pitched In THIS
inning. -
No runs. No hits. No errors. o.
Eighth Inning.
Arnrw went out. Deal To Merklc FOR
thu. third time the crowd rooted LOT "
hit from Ruth. II" famed on thrce
balls, fuuling the i!rst and SWINGING
h,myily at two sharp-hr"akinE curves
that followed. Hooper out. Pick 10
NrrI;Ic. No runs No hits. M errors.
unlluchcr grounded down the nrSl
has. line and WIS out. tn Mclnnis. UNI
assisted. Mann ilicd 10 Whitcman. Inc
crow! turmoil it's attention To the lorna
lion If six war planes which flew over
,h,. field. l'askrrt let III" third STRIKE
20 hv and was called out. No runs.
NJ hits. No errors.
Ninth Inning.
Sh"an walked. Strunk -acrihceo.
VAUGHN Ia M"rklc. Sh"au moving 20 sec
nnd. Whitrnan famed. third strike
lming foul tip Mclnnls was purpose
IL PASSED. Scott grounded out. vaughn
IL Alrrklc. M runs. No hits. NO ef-
rorS. .,,
MrrkIc flied L" Whitcnian. o'Farreu
hattrd fnr Pick. OFnrrell waited care
fully until thr count was three and TWO
and then porpcd t. Thomas. Deal beat
out n hit down tho third base line. Nc
Cahr running for Deal On the hit ana
run. Kilifrr hled to Hooper. NO ENo.
One hit No errors. ----a-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
s, GR|DDERS
START PRACTICE
Rcd and Black Eleven Shows Much Pep
In Preliminary WORKOUT sr-~''
Strong Team

The Triadelphia district high school
football team held It's preliminary nrac-
tIcc on the high school GROUNDS
Wednesday evening, and the Red ana
Black plgskin artists showed much pep
In their first workout
Coach Max Coberly Is putting his
'pro,eges through still PAGES. and e.
poets to have them in fine condition TOT
the opening OF the season. The boys
have been given their new uniforms
and present very classy appearance
All Of last years men except two are
back in harness this year; including all
subs of last year. and the prospects.
for n very successful year Is very rosy
indeed. The team this year Will av'
eragr in the ncighborhood At 40 POUNDS
and the average age Of theAnen will D.
about l6ls years. The high school
schedule is incomplete but the man:
accnent of the team In working on the
contracts now. The home games VIII
he played on the Elm Grove gridlron' as
in past years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06

able to bunch their blows on the Boston
pitcher III" game would have been over
tn" first when Mann singled after Two
were ont aud took third on Fitsk"rt ;
double 10 left field. Merkl. was passed
filing thr bases. With In" game de-
pending on his next offering. Euth
served up Il low. fast ball I" TICK. ri
III" Same tim" waving his "uih"In"rS
hack toward tho hlcarhcrs and the CUP
second hnscman dropped nigh ny u"
White man. closing the inning. White
man carturcd tho he'll after n hard run
and earned laurrls thereby. To haf"
missed il would have meant two runs
for the locals.
Whiteman AgT'r.
Whitnman stepped in between INC
Cubs and victory again In the sixth.
With ono out. rasEcrl singled T." con-
ter. linking third when N"rklc bounced
a grnundrr over RuIh's head aud int"
center field. rick grounded out l" Nc
Innis. unaSsist|rl. and stuffy's quick
throw frnm HrSt held III" cub center
fielder nj third \ moment later. " h'''-
man again stepped into thr for" an"
raced across tho field after Deals long
fIy. He rrpturrd il after hard run
and tho E"mr WAS saved. LOT inc "''H
never Threatened again.
. After tho sixth Ruth pitched nir-tiEht
ball md despite Manager Mitch"ll :
struIcgics tho cubs never had Innk-in.
Tbcv wrrl uut in order. save III III"
final inning. wnru. af:"r ono WAS "u'' u
long ny t. Whitcman. when Mit'nr'l
SOM n'Earrrll in to bat f"r PICK. Inc
t'uh reserve catcher flicd out inglnrl"us-
1v tn Thomas. Deal caused II m"m"ntarE
rryiynl Of interest with 4 single over
third and Met 'alr was sent In tN run
for him. EiIifcr PIT mn end t" IN
nas,imr by sending II long Hay I" rieh''
which Hooper captured after hard run
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
WITH HARNESS RACES POSTPONED
BANCTA|LS HOLD THE SPOTLIGHT
Four Exciting Running Races Pulled OFT on City Day,
Notwithstanding the Rain and Heavlness OF Track at
the State Fair

Twelfth race. AZ turlonss:; The
Wheeling Telegraph" purse $500.
Thirteenth race. consolation. tur-
longs: The StaI,In Hotcl" purse $2ot:
for horses that have run and not won
first nr second money.
Additional running races may be
carGed for the last or closing day OF the
fair.
Other than the regular racing bill for
today there will be Il feature program
in which some of the best runners ever
seen on the West Virginia State Fair
grounds will be. entered.
The special features are for the purs-
rs hung up by the Stamm hotel and the
Wheeling Telegraph OF $500 each.
Tho runners to be entered in the
Stamm hotel race of thru" fnurths OF n
mile arr Cinco Colorado. Pjaritn II. Vic
trola. Kangaroo. Modern Percilla and
Carbide.
Tho Telegraph entries will be: Eelcy.
Tinsell. Amusement. VIII Cash. Rom
ana. Lizzie Picket; and Tom Hancock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06

NEARLY A MILLION
RAILROAD WORKERS :
GIVEN INCREASES

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-Nearly "a
n,tIIion railroad employees. including all
clerks, track laborcrs md maintenance
Of way mon. arc to receive wage in.
crcoscs or SIS a month. tho equivalent
OF 81 a day or u cents an hour over
the nav they received last January !
under n wage order issued nearly fouL
months ago. Advances are eHcctlFc as
of September !.
This order. affecting half the railroad
mon in The United states and adding
approxfmntcly s150.000. non to the annual
pay roll in calculations OF labor repre-.
scntatives. represents the second largest
eyer granted in American industrial MS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
NOTICE TO DRAFTEES.

In response TO many requests. the
Board Of Instruction Of the Wheeling
Draft Board offers 10 give military
training tn the men TO be registered
in September az far as circum-
stances permit.
The Board is now equipped to
train not more than 2nn mon Mt one
time All registered men will he ac-
copied. though preference should be
given to those who expect 10 be
placed in Class One.
Drills will be held at s o'clock p. m.
on Wednesday, ana Friday Of each
week at the LinSly Armury. begin
ming September II. hut men are not
want d unless they agree 10 faith
fully atICiId the drills and try to
learn.
This preliminary training is n
patrlntic duty asked Of you by the
War Department. and II Will he no
play. but good hard work.
Thos" wishing To join will give
then names md addresses 10
GEO. T.. RnTD. JR..
Military Instructor Local Draft Board.
Room 200 Post office Rldr., City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
RUTH BESTS VAUGHN
Continued from Page Oue.)

of tho ticket spectators. They had
unlimited seats which they attempted
/" s"ll AT double ana even trchl, nor
NAL prices.
Even the clcctrir score board failed
10 riS" To- the occasion. Spectators w"r"
reminded by innun"rnhl" hawk"rs that
you can't trIl tn" players without Sr"rr
"a 3D." hut purchasers not familiar with
ia" gam" found they could not anyway.
for that PARTON of IN" board devoted
to the hal,"rS failed to work.
Soott's Great Play.
Tho nnr-handrl SprHr by Scott or
YauChu's hTt crnrInd"r in III" seventh
inning provided tn" ON" spectacular f"a-
tur" Of Ih" contest 1t WAS II beautiful
play, hut at tn" tim" tn" cubs wcr"
not threatening TIL" whole nine M
nings failed 10 produr" n hit for TX
ira hnSrs. nor any real tnst "f speed
for rhr ou!tlHldcrs.
George Whi,rman. R"stnn utility out
fielder. starred in tn" nuiii"ld for Pos
ton and doubtless prevented ;hr tuhs
from scoring.
lIr was AIS, tho only man IF tn" in
vndcrS To make two hts ono nf which
figured IN EoS,on's lnn". hut victorious
tally.
Vapghn's Costly weakness.
Vaughr'S mnm"n;Hry weakness in IN"
fourth inning cost ham tn" game. Sh"nn.
tho nrst man up for H"st"n. walked
when the giant cub twirl"r attempts"
f. work tho rnrii"rS an l'mpIr" hlnY.
Strunk. who followed. fli"h Ia Vaughn
nu an attempted sacrifice. and White
man delivered hi H"rrnh blow. sending
SL,.rn to er.'"nH. l'ask"rt'S quiet r'-
.iurn prevented ihr Red Sex second hl&"-
man from taking third. N"lnnis' singh"
To- 1rr; scored Sh"an. Will" Wht'mnn
moved IN In second. Scott popped |"
n,rI and WhIi"mrN scrambled back 4"
ihr k"vs,un| sack inst in TIM" !" pear
IN. cub third haS''nrr'S peg {" sec
nud Vaughn MIXED ih"m !" Thomas.
wir, swung heavily NJ thr"' wild" "n"S
1'hus .n,l.al tho inning f"r i'"si"n ANA
Ia. scoring also. TnSinn never throat
"nrd again.
Ruth'S Pitching.
The I,rrIni,." brand Of Enih'& pitching
,yas Tho. chief factor ~ tho cub f"i"af
al,hmuch tho superb supper; rendered
INV his teammates ASSISTED in r"rulEinf
,,IncE Had tho &lIinualG hTTn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
America Places Embargo
On Paper For Mexico

LAREDO TEX. Sept. 5.-1An cmDa[ko
ports to Mexico here today. THIS was
said tn he in answer to r"ccnt &c
GREG of President Carranza. OF Mexico;
demanding that thirty percent or az
news print paper importer y" 'ui
.Gyrr In tho Mexican government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06

Rot,cd fur Pick in 9th inning.
Ram far pcnl in 9ih inning.
Sr"rc ny innings
Boston Americans. n w.
rhirnro Nationalist D."
Sacrifice hits - McInnis. 'Inl!"ch'r'
Struuk. ~
Icf, on ras"s-Am"ri'ans. :: Na-
tt"nals. :
Er..s on hailS-ON Euth. !; OH
EamEhn. :.
III: hv riirhnr-Euth. 'F7ack''
Struck ont--Ev Ruth. I; hv vaughn W
Time &c ram"--l:Ih.
TmpirS>: --6'I'ay. M riat". l'lIh'"In".'
n, first: Klein. nj SECOND: ''"r''S' al '"''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Ruth's Pitching.

The urr1ni,." brand Of Enih'S pitching
yas tn, chief factor IN th" cub f"'"af.
Though tho superb supper; rendered
Inv his teammates assisted in rcrulEinf
tho Cub attack Had tho Nationals hc"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06

Rated for Pick in 9th inning.
RIM far pcnl in 9th inning
The Washington herald., 1918-09-12
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE cotton market was
very unsettled TODAY. Active selling by COM
mission houses, with demand scattered, led to 4
weak opening.
T" early hreak carried prices sixty 70 seventy
points net lOwer, with October selling TO 81 40
OF 10 points below the high level OF yesterday.
The approach Of October notice day-Septem-
beE Sled shorts IN that position to even up
and the demand resulted in q slight further
widening Of the differences between the near
and. distant positions.
late in the day there was Considerable L.
quidation Of cotton bought early in the session.
The pressure continued chiefly against the dis
tant months and their discount under Octo' er
increased. The close was steady net de-
cline Of ten to seventy points.
Receipts at the ports for the day "A, 5s bales
compared with IS, 5l bales a week ago and r.
80 bales a year ago.
Stocks in New York warehouses are % 24e
bales, compared with 3, go bales 4 year ago.
Exports for day 9. $50 aggregate bales. includ-
ins Z65l bales to Great Britain, 4,553 bales TO
france. and l,e2 bales to other points on the
continent For the season to date the clear
ances amount TO $50 95 bales compared With
~ ~ bales year ago
spot at New Orleans was firm today with re-
'lsed quotation Of middlins fixed at VIC; the
sales were 5ss bale.
spot here was quiet at a decline Of thirty
points at $50; thsr. wer. no sales.
The local ard New OTlesns exchanges win re-
main closed tomorrow. registration day
Receipts at ports: New Orleans. liz. Mo-
bile. 3oli Savannah, 3.l5s; Charleston 80. Will
minston, Us; Boston. lll Auzusts, q so; Mem
phis. 81; St Louis. 5e9; Houston, s,sss.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-12
MARKET FIRM
TURBULENT
Despite Turmoil Only Frac,
tional Decline in Lead
ing Industrials.
BY BROADAN WALL.

New York, Sept n.-People VINO
watched the ticker tape all through
today's market turmoil were surprised
10 fnd that the average price of
twenty industrials had declined only
four-fifths OF o point from Tuesdays
close and that the average of twenty
rails was OF only seven-eighths of q
point.
From the way Industrial Alcohol.
Distillers, Sumatra, General Motors,
New Haven and other issues broke.
the impression was created that the
whole market was being undermAi ed.
As a matter OF fact the slump was
attributed to bear operations similar
except on a larger scale,
On top OF this came gossip of the
widest sort, one rumor being to the
effect that a trust company had called
a loan OF several millions on a promi-
nent firm on lower Broadway. In
quiry at the trust company developed
that a routine loan of s250,O00 had
been called.
Undoubtedly, however, there was
considerable liquidation OF Distillers,
Alcohol and New Haven by a house
that has been prominent on the buy
ing side Of those issues for some time.
Whisky wholesalers have been re-
ducing their prices for fear of being
overstocked with supplies that they
might not be able TO carry.
One interest familiar with Distillers
pointed out. however, that It is COM
mon knowledge that the company $
whisky was manufactured at a cost
OF about so cents a gallon and that
handsome profits could st!ll be made
even should the market price drop a
whole lot lower.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS -se1otS frssA. %; svsrsss s.espts,
S; Southern. tasc.
OHEEsE-Nsw Yors sta,s factory, new, ..
BUTTER-ElsiD print. a; Elnn, tub. 81
LIVE poUIrwY-Roos-, p~ H.. 8,
turkeys. per h., IS; chickens, spring. per h.,
soaaii hens, ps ID. Ha'i; tsss. youns. ~ lbs,
DRESSED PoULrRY-Frssh killed sp~ins
chicksns. Sa5o; turkeys. Der ID. SaE; roosters,
per ID. 3aso; hens. per ID. Dsio
GREEN FRUiTS-Applss. per bh, soos7 90
box. 7sa200; California lemons 5UDa7. 90
peaches, PER crate, a0si.oo; cantaluupes, pc,
crate. 2pa3,5oi DO, Colorado. II to Is IN crate.
l.ocaLE; California oranges. s.ooslo0o: water,
melons. dcsl0; plums, S5ar Sbn: grapes.
In s-pan carrier. Delaware. S0os4!0Q; Niagara,
20os3.50i Concord. L75as.0
vEGETABLES-Sew potatoes, No. /. 4os
$50 std Dbl; No. ., z5oa3Oo std Dbl: strius
100; okrs, crate. l.sOs3oo; radishes, bunch, "a,
cucInhsrs. basket, 2oOa.sc; eggplsnts, 7scal %
crate; cabbsge. new. 100 lbs. 20a1oo; beets
per bunch. ta7; lettuce. LOos2 20 rsT basket
tomstoes. nearby, TSsl.o: peas, 3aaSo pc,
basket; do. LSoas.D per Dbl: coru, l5soO pei
dozen; lima BEANS per Qt. 5Oad0; sweet po
tstoes, s@aI.0 per Dbl; celsy. shS per
bunch.
LIVE sTOCK-shsep, Per n.. las: lamb,
spring. lealT; calves. pr 10. lsalsa medium
l7als; common. psr lb, 10; hogs. heavy 1870.
sEEDs-Rsd clover. u, soaz.0 per busleI
alsIks clover. !T.5OaIs0O per bushsl crimson
clover. l275ali.oo per bushsl: timothy. L7sai.s:
per bushel' red top. lA.OOalfCO pcr 100 lbs
bluegrass. sooaSp; orchard grss. s1sSs; al
falfs, l2O0alS,00.
GRAIN-Whest, milling, per bush.l. lsDa2S
corn. per bushel. L16al.s0; oats. white. Old
Isas; do. DO. new. Tes7si do. miIet. old. ia
70; do. do. new. 7'sfS; hay. No, |. sssS; No. z.
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