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Us,ryp sr.,r. LAND OFFICE.


ae-sa HELENA, Nj. T., December 9th 1881.
Notice II hereby given that Lewis Davis and I'D
ward Mason, whose postofiiee address Il Blackfoot
City, Deer Lodge County, Montana, have this day
nled their application for patent under the mining
laws vi Ton for ia5 5000 Placer Min
ing ground, designated rs Lot M, AZ.
situated In uuorgani1cd Mining District,
Deer Lodse County, Territory ~ Montana, IN secs.
H. H. %. and ~ TIP. 10 n. RS W.. which dim la
not rerord aud described follows Beginning AZ
granite stone 16xl0xT inches mara I'd I'M ~, rom
whh tine cor. 10 secs. y, IA. % md ~ TIP 10 ~,
X. sW, bears N. 31As n. 4 ~ chains distant and
running thence !. aeAe b. W chain-, thence 22A
w Tar cnainr, thence 65sss T. 800 chainy, thepee
5. tGs&s Il. $50 chains. thence N.67e 400 ehaiss
thence D. 6Do h. IL 10 chains. th, " ~ - -
chains. thence Moth 1900 tha nr, ttente ". 5SAs w.
~ 10 chains, thence ~ ~ w. III D0 chains thence
D. iaas W 81 chains 10 the place uf BEGINNING,
emn, acng 1856 ~ acres. upon which motto. IF sad
duplication war posted the 18th dsy OF Dec. mher,
1884 The adjoining Claimants 10 these pr nrer are
Lot No. AZ ON the eat and Mi.ral Entry No. lbs on
the south. claimed go. d. & Hihbs Ct al.
sbi-I0t j. III. NOR, RI gister.
Geo w. Stafford. Attorney tor Claimants.
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BORN.

KILL In Helena, January II. 1882, tn Mr. and Mrs
Henry Klein. Il son.
vALiToN-In Butte January D. 1854, to Mr. ard
Mrs. II q Walton, dau- htor.
WILLIAMS-in Upper Ruby Valley Madison 20 Hnty,
January 2 1882, ~ Captain and Mrs. Williams,
daughter.
PATTEE-At Harrison. Madison county, January g.
1889. to Mr.. and MIS- d ID. Pattee, a son.
PoWERS-In Ru " vi ey, Mad snn county ,Jannary
IL, 1881, to Mr.. and Mr.. c. Powers, daughter
JEFFERl in Helena, January s, 1882 to Mr. and
Mr.. {. Jefferis, a daughter.
MAXWFI LIN Butt, January II, 1882, to Mr.. and
Ms Jam. Maxwell, a soL.
KEITH-At Ws'kerville, January IS, 1881, to Mr..
and Ms- A. I'll Keith. u son.
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y.
FRANK DrRFLL Defendant.
Action breaght tn the Justice Court In the to.a-
ship Of Phiipebarg, county OF Deer Ledge, Terri
tory VI M0nfsna. and The q. mplaint died In said
county OF Deer Lodge. In the ofacs VI the Justice
Court township Of Philir~basg.
The People OF the Territory OF Montana ssnd
greet Ing u Frank Dureli defendant:
You are hereby requested TO appear In an action
brought against Won BY the ahose-named plaintiffs,
In the Justice Court. held In the township oi Phil
ip~bmg, county III Dser Lodge. Territory OF Mon.
tana, and to answer tho complaint died thereig.
within ten days lexclnsive II the day Of serv.ccl
after the service On you III this sammons II served
within this county. hat II served ont of the county
twenty days. II II this judicial District, otherwise
forty days or Judgment ~ default viii he takeA
against you according 10 the prayer Of said cem-
plaint. III 8sa8 sfBsa
The said action 10 hrourht 10 recover the rnm Of
Nnety-two ~ 100 Dollars. With intsra<t thereon -
Oh and one-haf per cent per mouth alsged
TO BE- due on certain pr0nirsofy note calling tor
Sevenfy-hvs Dolasss aleO seventeen ~ lui dollars
due on book account out In ss complaint en his
In this cause 10 which reference n hereby made for
further information, ann cost NJ auit. ss
And you are heruhs Notified thai II y0n failfo m
pesrsnd answrr the said complant A. above CURED,
the said PLAINTIFF will tAke judgment xgaluet ron fnr
raid ann IL Ninets-twu Df00 Declare. with tntxre~k
Gives ansisr ~ A4nd shis twentieth d.x n -
mnher. 4. y. MI. DAVIS l. TMoM ~
tnn SNnxam - - -
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At saloon at McCartys bridge, He'll Gate
canon, the other day, q man named james
Hayes lost $50 in cash and his watch in a
game of poker. He then walked behind the
counter and got revolver and made every
body shell out what money each one had, Sc
curing about SO In all, besides his watch.
He then took needle gun and made off. A
party was soon organized and captured him,
but he had got rid of most Of the money. He
gave an order on the railroad contractor, for
whom he had been working, for the balance,
and was released, skipping out for Deer
Lodge county inssanter. The order on the
contractor proved 70 be worthless.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.
GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT,

GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, I
OMAHA, Srb., Jan. 1892.
A VIZ have received numerous inquiries
frnm our patrons In Montana asking what
rates would b. applied upon shipments which
they might make on and after January /,
1882, WE would respectfully state for th" in
formation OF our friends that for I'd" present
all shipments of Montana freight will be-
billed ut the regular published tariff rates.
In the >prlng an agent of ours will visit
Montana for the purpose of making special
cont acts with such dealers in your Territory
~ will agree, in consideration Of such CON
ces, ons from our tariff a. We feel abb" to Of
FIR, TO make all their shipm mt, for the year
1882 via our line.
Such contract, whrn mad, will be- dated
To January /. 1889, and mad To apply 10 all
shipments Forwarded during the year 1882.
ANY excess which may be- collected from con-
tracing parties above thu contract rate. will
b. duly refunded upon presentation OF the
expense bills. after the contract for tn" year
ISsg l. sompletrd Il P.VisIsG,
General Freight Ag"nt
PIP. SHELBY,
Asst. Gen. Freight Agent.
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what We sho.i1 Like % Know.

Whether the people still will buy hard run
ming sewing machines Or Get along with some
IA nAchise instead OF u onc~ going and
bsyiae light running New Hsme." ms
chine ahat will last go lifetime. nov %s'd
~ Nj Joseph Mcdonald, Deer Lodge. wbs
Il appointed agent for ths Nav Hone.
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Mr.. VIM Stewart, who has a contract for
2O,O00 n p. ties, has established two CAMPS
one In German Gulch aud one in Prices
Gulch. near the - Hump" He contempiates
putting In another camp west of Deer Lodge
this week.
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Having purchased the interest OF Samuel Maturin
In the lite firm OF eienberg Il Maturin no ice is
hereby given to persons to whom the late firm was
indebted to present the bill for payment. An per
owing the late firm are also notified to settle
their acco nts by cash note with,u thirty days M
the books thereafter will be placed With an attorney
for collection with costs
c. P. II BIELENBERG.
DEER LoDag, November I, 1881 Gl3t.
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Mr.. Parmentier was in town since last
week to make contracts for delivering U. &
n ties. We believe the price offered, TWEEN
ty-two cents, was too low TO secure any con-
tracts. II il stated the grading of the U. N
n from s. Ii. J. to Deer odge has been let
to be- completed by July LIST.
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The Little Joker.

Tn hert ashina Machine ever Invented " mes
,o nn.,.ritpr FIR evidence cs n ana see Tor ysnr
..f.-. soll ny the undersigned " De- LoAs~ City.
X. WILLIAMS.
Sole Agent for De Lodge County.
~. a. h~ ra~n "a Holland q E~tills 0en
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Collection Notice.

Owing to the above dissolution of partnership
the immediate settlement OF all accounts 10
necessary All persons indebted to the late firm
are requested to call and settle or before Feb
ruary !, 1882, as after that date all unsettled
accounts will be placed In the hands of at
torney for collection with costs. Settlement
may be made with either of the undersigned
FRANK TETRA LIT,
MAISE MENAKD,
Deer Lodge, January l6, 1882.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned az
at Deer Lodge M. I, under the
hrm name OF 1ctraut Mena~d, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business will
hereafter be conducted by Frank e,rauit
FRANK TETRAULT,
MAISE MENARD.
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., January lie, 1882.
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Sherln's Sale.
William Weinstein, plaintiff /
VS..
Gee Lee and Inn Sing, defendants. !

To he sold at sheri.s snle. nj DC ook D. M, SAT-
UKDaY. JaNUAnY 2sth. A. ID. 1889 III front IT
he COAT house door, In the town OF Deer Lodge. M.
t., under and by virtue oi an execution the
above eJtited cause. issued from ont the District
court OF the Second Judicial District OF tho
Territory nt Montana. In aud tor Deer Lodge county,
the following described property, to-wit:
All OF the right title ami Interest OF the defend
ante, her OF shem In aud To lot No ntepn t5l
In block No. Ave Isl IN the town ot Phlpshura &C
cordiDg to the official plat and snryel thereof on file
In the ot OF the County le and Recorder of said
county. Together with nil and singular the improve
ments, reditam nts aud apJnrtanancts thereto be-
longing or Ia anywi~e appoftai"ing
All of said property sitnHtf, " ing, and heing In
Der Lodge county, Montana Territory. and levied
upon the property OF the defend lnts.
Dated this hday Of January A. ID. 1889.
THOMAS STPANG sheriff.
70 BY THoa. Mc'rAauE, Under sheriff. $50 II t.#
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Came 10 our ranch, 1vs miles above Deer Lodge.
ahoni AuYuet. 1879, one gray mare, without brand,
apparent n nine ten years old no~; HIS lump ~
right sae II neck, under name, about the size of
walnut There are no other marks or sands BY
which she can be Described The owner h requested
il clain and provo pFoperty and tkks ths animal
awny. Z. T.: 4. NuAAAN1!N
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James Muir, the veteran tunnel builder,
was yesterday awarded the contract for bor-
ing the Bohemian tunnel, which is to pierce the
lofty divide separating the valleys of the yell
low,tone and Gallatin. The length OF the
tunnel, completed, will be upwards of $500
feet, or within few feet of the length of the
Mullan tunnel, now building through the
main Rocky range near Helena. The ma
chinery for the work was some time since
shipped from New York and is now due at
Dillon, from which point the wagon haul
will be made-Herdld, 18th.
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DIED.

WILLIAMS In Upper Ruby Valley, Madison coun-
ty, January B. 1ss2 the infant daughter OF Captain
anu Mrs. james Williams
~ In Bitter Root Valley, January 1882, OF
dropsy. Dndiey T.. Ives, a4ed about twe lye years.
ERRY-In II. lena, January ~. 1882. of paralysis,
Thomas Perry, native Of England.
MUNSINGkR-ln Prickly Pear Valley. January 10.
1882, John MunsiDg r. aged sixty two years.
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But two of the twelve iron cars of the Null
lyered at their destination. Four cars only
two were procured here-have thus far
beer available for use. Progress nevertheless
is not retarded up to the present time, an av-
erage advance of five feet being made daily.
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MARRIED.

nm RUSSEI LIN Deer LOHge. Montana, Janu.
ar, Is, At the Episcopal Rect0ry, ny the Rev. H. c.
Hutchngs, Mr.. Charles T I'M and Mis-. Ecna kns-
cell.
G ARVIN-GOODRiCH- Butte January 10 1884,
Rev. w. A. shannon Al ". j II II officiating,
kev. J. ). Garvin, of Butte. and Miss Eva A.
Goodrich, OF Burar d, Visions n.
BA X R-PATTFRs0N At Butte, January Ii / 50
b, c. Irvine, Probate Judge, Hiram E. Barker
and Miss Josephine p ttt3rson.
ANDERs ON-STAFFORD-AtB Butte. January 8 1872,
Rev. Mr.. Currin officiating, JOIN Anderson and
Miss Mabel Stafford
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices are insert.
ed without charge. When local notices of this
nature not reported to this Office it will be
deemed their publication is not desired, and they
will be omttsd accordingly.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
A. They Are Picked UP Promiscuously.

ct" rail for the Mullan tunnel track II
coming all the way from Wheeling, West
Virginia it is billed to Silver Bow juno
ton, from which point wagons will haul IL
to the tunnel site.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice of Final Settlement.

In the Probate Court, Ia and for Deer Lodge
Couaty, Montana Territory, s ..
Notice Is hereby given that Robert =, Kelley, tho
OF the estate of John =. Pembtrton,
deceased has rendered and presented tor set leent
and ted in said Court his final account of his adj
minisiratinn OF enid estate; and tba SATURDAY,
thu 2slh day OF .nuary, A ID. 1872 being n DAY OF
term of sand 'oart, To wit of the January term, 4.
1854 nj 10 ococs M, at the Court rooRi ui said
C"urt, AT the Court Hou-e, in lhe town and county
aforesaid has been hxe by said Court for the settle
ment of said final account, and Tor the distribution
ut the SAINT at which time aud place any person in
terested In said estate mtY appear and Tile his exea
ion the sand final account ana to the distribution
thereof, and CONTEXT the same. # E5#
okREN EMERSON, Jerk,
Dated Deer Lodge December a6, 1881. 55i I'd
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NEW TOD A Y.
Notice.

During my absence in the States, J. s Lamar
Postoffice address Pioneer, will attend to my
business matters. WILLIAM WALLACE
Pioneer, M. T. January IT, 1882. 6543t
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The impression prevails that Messrs. Gould,
Sage, Cammack, and other large operators
are largely short of Northern Pacific Pre-
ferr~d and are willing to bide their time for
their profits. One of Mr.. Gould's associates
is trustworthy quoted ~ saying that If he
could get at the books of the company he
would show that their stock was not worth
half dollar a share. There are rumors of
an investigation of the Jay Cooke period of
the roads history, and also that Mr.. Gould is
after Mr.. Willard with sharp stick.-L'de-
pendent.
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SIT. Gen. Freight Agent.
Wages In the Butte Mine.
Ernna The Rntte Miner.

A gentleman thoroughly familiar with the
practical workings of mines and mills IN III
4 met, gives the following estimate a" Il
th" cost Of wages and supplies for mine and
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Both entertainments are for the benefit
OF the Collegiate Institute of Deer
Lodge, and should be well patrsniz-d for
that reason If no other; but we feel assured
that all whs attend will get the worth of
their money in pleasure, AZ well az having
the honor of helping good work.
Tickets at the usual places and prices.
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Live Oak Stations For Sale,

have two Live Oak <taihou- out OF good Mares
three years old next ring, which with sell reason-
able hgu These are large. w.l-brel, and prom.s-
NJ -tailio =. Their breeding and any Information
desired will be given un application TO
THOS. STUART,
6fu Deer Lodge, NJ. r.
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4 Meagher county man recently addressed
: lsttsr to the Territorial Treasurer. s.Tsri-
tural Ireshner; Helen City. N. +.
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Proposals for. cis.arn Work.

Proposals will be recei ed up to February l. 1ss2
for dredging cleaning out sediment, crl rring anu
covering over three ci-terns on Mail street Deer
Lodge CITY, M. r. Specifications Can he een ut he
Deer odge brewery sahou. ddrers,
COMMITTEES On rISTERNS
Po.tofce Box 50. 1854 d. er odgs, NJ. r.
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Some time ago we saw an account Of q
very high bridge which was TO be built near
the Mullan tunnel on the other side of the
range. We do not recollect the height Of the
structure, but 1t has to be wav-up affair If
1t overreaches the bridge over Marent's gulch
at the entrance to the Coriacan defile. A
great deal of bridging will be built here ION
the map it looks A. If II were all trestle work.,
but the stretch over Marent's gulch will be
about eight hundred feet in length and at it,
center two hundred and twenty-five feet
high, or nearly three times the height of our
liberty pole.-Missoutidn.
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Up TO Sunday of this week affairs in Silver
Bow canon were quite interesting The Z.
& n. had "got there first " and occupied all
important points in the can on, but the N. p
had come in and the two companies were
grading side by side with the lines of track
only n few feet apart. Some go men were at
work, and it is currently reported that many
of them were hired hastily and their combat
iveness a. highly considered ~ their ability
to toss dirt. The wages paid these graders,
respectively very lily denominated by each
other, was from "A 90 to $40 per day. Over
head on the cliff, above where the main body
was employed, was a watchtower equipped
with stove and Waterman. We presume
IL was the duty of the Waterman therein to
see that the workmrn did not overhead them
selves. Mr.. Dunn went up this week to dis
continue work on the Northern Pacific con-
tract. No railroad company can afford to
pay such wages for grading, especially in Sc
we're weather and during short days, except
to accomplish some specialpurpoSe. Unless,
therefore, another emergency arises, we do
not anticipate seeing work pushed by the Z.
& N. in the canon until the winter breaks.
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EPIScOPA'.~T The Rev. n. c. Hutchings will
oifcia C in st. James Church Deer Lodge. on
the first and third ndaya IN PhilipsbuTg on
ths see5nd, and New Chicago the .ourth Sun
DAYS Ut each month.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Deer Lodge Post"ffice, Dec. 8, 1891.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at 8 Depart at 9:30a m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFovT.
Arrive at 4 p. m. Depart AT 6:30a. m.
MIssoULA. PHILIP ,BUR0 AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 a. Depart at 4.30 p. m.
Mails at Deer Lodge PostofRee close thirty
minutes before the departure of each coa.h.
Z s sTAcKPoLE, p. M
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summons.

In the Justice Court, Township of Philipsburg,
County Of Deer Lodge, Territory of Montana.
MICHAEL DUFFY and DANIEL CRuRLEY,t
Plaintiffs
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Che flrw North-at'nt.
RELIGIOUS.

CHRISTIAN Services Wy Elder Mountioy IN
the Court House on the second and tour III Sun.
tays OF each month at l o'clock a m. and 7
o'clock .. IN. Bible Class and SUNDAY Echotl
every Sunday at the same place at p. m
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CATHOLIC Services every sanaay Sunday
school nj clock each sunday under direction
OF Sisters Of Charity.
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SPECIAL CONTRACTS.

What Union Pacific Ry Co. Proposes to
Do i'm 1882.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Cash Department, New N"rth- West.
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REsBYTERiAN Sunday School every Sun
day at clock.
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
The Romance Of q Poor Young Man."

The Deer Lodge Amateur Dramatic Com
pany will make it, first appearance before the
public next Friday evening, January 9th, at
O'NeilI's Hall, In popular French society
drama entitled, THE Romance Of Poor
Young Man" The young ladies and gentle
men who have been assigned parts have been
rehearsing for several weeks, and IL IN pre-
sumed their efforts win be creditable to them
~ amateurs. The following IL the
CAST OF THE PLAY:
Manuel, Marquis dc crampeey -. VIII Kennedy
DIR. Desmarets $50 formerly of the
French Army. .....-........ Alex. Brown
M. de Bevannes a man of the World
.............. ...............J. II. Young
Gaspar Laroque-an aged man, form
eEiy of tue Privateer.. ........J II. Meyer
Aiain IA confidential domestie........wm m Cave
M. Eouret-a notary .....-.--.... l.. Batterton
NINE. Laroque daughter-in-isw to
Gaspar. Miss Bette Williams
Marguerite her daughter. Miss Mamie Kelley
Mile Helouin governoress. Miss May Hodges
Nine. Aubrey a relative of the La
rogue family .......... Miss Finetts Ewing
Louise Vauberger- formerly nur~eto
Manuel, now keeper f lodging
house ......... Miss Brooks
Chr stine-a Breton peasant girl Berthe Robinson
The following evening, Saturday, January
28th, a musical, literary and dramatic enter
tainment will be given In the same hall,
which will undoubtedly prove very interest
ing and agreeable to all who attend. We have
not yet received the programme of the
musical and literary exercises, but the ANA
teur Dramatic Association will present
very amusing farce entitled, "A Regular
Fix" with the following
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The following subscriptions have been paid
Il .,,,n L 4 "A nL uu,u Ia rtnnni
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19a1S12ac dneudng 800 tcs for export 20 Ensann s
Germany i3c 1900 tea October i2g2oa IL ~ sc cosIps
1891 9; 1850 tcs November, l262 1920 cios,ns
l252Eoi l26OO ties December lL92 w
closing 1900 100 qc 800 tcs January rahIraTy
BE-, closing lL7od1l72lsc. 2;I2O &c. WSreh
iL70alL77 5c closing lS7 ball Toe m tes Nav
72~0li7 iqc closing ll722c; CITY steam 1y u"minai
unsettled sales 50 tea 1880 l265c No CiI It
I2dl225c; Refined quoted l3c. Continent .bu ,ancv
Market has not varied in any pa touar SnoVV ics other
kinds dull and steady state Hail Fir Dairy
Pals Iag9c Welsh Tubs, a frkl"s "a coamery
Tubs inferior, GOA Creamery, 'Zu5s.i Eln 5G
2sc DAIRY 1912 C.; Factory. 10
dull and buyers have more 81 lh
but prices are not quotably changed state fec3gS ~
IL ~c Western Fiat l2e Creamery sAS' nriccs rnie
EGGS have steady although moderate denahn bnc state
very Irm and radical changes Nears .nada
and PENNSYLVANIA 27d2Sc Western Fresh ~
Fresh 2G 20 Western and Canada POorto OoOu' ~s"-
RICE-Quiet and unchanged - A. ~, Last there
was disposition the part OF holders 10 tf,,
Fa,r Rehning Cuba TAO; Fair to Good. 1sd ci ,
gal 300 test i4c.; sales, hhds. MuscOvaho oe rnd
steady and In fair sale: Cut Loaf $50 Crushed o S
Powdered. 8as09i2c Granulated H'is Ut.'
az" o. 9,c Confectionery \ y 80jlc; 81 Yci
s7sc: on "a" SaaSI4c White Extra &C. - az ~
STFARINF More active and quite firm Choice Westefn
I3LalYac; sales 10000 n City, 13Sc SOODO ID oioo
margarine seatne 1901 9c, and rumored 49, W 10 ~
TEA-Sales by auction today, 200 hai chesu ~
son pkgs MOyunc l6262ii2 for lIyson; 500 PC IO
Young Tyson; for Imperial and Soc LOT GuhPoH
der; 1888 pkgs Ping Suey at DE for Young y Sy
Japans; 81 half 2c 2O2 pk ga COgnu 10
3O2c. 800 pkgs Annoy, SAGE III pigs tOIlnos