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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15

mental or even religious purposes.
But the experiment is at least worth
trying, and if conducted upon bust
ness principles may yet help to neu-
tralize the Mormon wretchedness.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
STRIKE AT CHICAG GO.
Sixteen Hundred Mccormick Reaper
Makers Quit Work.


Makers Quit Work.
CHICAGO, H., April THE employees,
at Mccormick S extensivereaper works
in this city, numbering 1000 men in
all, held meeting this morning, at
which they decided to quit work, and
the works are idle in consequence.
The managers appeared to fear
a disturbance and telephoned for
police protection, but thus far
there have been no evidences of trou-
ble.y The factory is the largest of its
kind IN the world. Some Of the en-
ployes in one of the departments had
been on a strike, and the attempt Of
the owners of the works to fill their
places with men at lower wages, was.
! occasion Of the present enlarged
-rike
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15

MASSACHUSETTS has for some years
allowed women to vote upon school
affairs, but the largest number who
have registered in any one year is 81
All, and of these not one-half have ever
voted, except last year. These figures
might suggest field for missionary
work to the woman suffrage laborers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15

THB Kentucky supreme court has
just decided that a contract made by
telephone is valid and can be sustained
in court. The same questionis in dis
pute in some other states, but Ken
lucky is the first to make a judicial de-
cisiOn upon it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
The Manitoba War.

A Winnipeg dispatch of the 9th says the
movement of troops to the front has been
stopped, and the government intends to
see if a commission cannot adjust matters
peaceably after an inquiry into the alleged
wrongs of the half-breeds.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
First Blood.

The London Standard of the Sth an
nounces the receipt of a dispatch from a
correspondence Russia stating that bat
tie has been fought on the Murghab River
and that it is reported that 5000 men
were killed. The dispatch was written in
cipher in order that it might pass the Rus
sian CenSOrS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
GLE Eepnbiirar.


"YALE COLLEGE" was convicted and
fined $50 for carrying banner for the
striking tailors of Boston up a n
down before their employers shop.
In explanation it may be said that
"Yale College" was the name of ne
gro.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
After Fifty Years.

Cyrus w. Field, the New York millionaire,
has resigned his connection with the many
business and railroad interests with which
he has SO long been identified, and will re-
tire. He has been in business for fifty years
in New York City.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
Burned to Death at Halifax

At a fire in a Halifax clearinghouse, on
the 9Th, James Fuller was burned to death
Seven fishermen who were sleeping in the
upper part of the house escaped by jumping
from a window to the arm of telephone
pole, and then sliding to the ground.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
Crossing the Border.

The premier of Manitoba, on the 18th,
telegraphed the Canadian government that
band of Indians had crossed over the
American border into the Turtle Mountain
District and committed grave depredations
Communication has been opened with Gen
Crook
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
The French Programme.

The new prime minister Brisson, has
enunciated the programme of the cabinet.
1t contemplates the revision of the consti-
tuition of 1881; the abolition Of the Senate
liberty of the press; secularization of relig-
ious property; separation of church and
state; reform of the judiciary; compulsory
education taxation for revenue; and a re-
duction of the taxes upon articles of food
o. nd drinlr
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
The Deadly Roller.

William Donovan, of Elmira, N. Y, win
ner of the late six-days' roller skating
match at Madison Square Garden, New
York, died in the latter city on the 10th
inst, from pneumonia.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
Cholera in Snain

A dispatch of the 18th reports that there
were forty cases Of supposed cholera at
Jativa, the previous week, and twenty
deaths. On the 9th inst there were thirty
new cases and seven deaths.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15

patton of Penideh. Mr.. Gladstone stated
that he had been in communication upon
this subject with Sir Edward Thornton,
British ambassador at ST. Petersburg, and
that the latter had informed him that the
Russians do not occupy Penideh, but have
retired to the positions they occupied be-
fore the battle with the Afghans.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
Another Mine Horror.

On the afternoon of the 9Th one Of the
gangways of the Cuyle colliery, at Raven
Run, near Shenandoah, Pa, caved in with
out warning, burying ten miners The cave
was caused by the sudden crashing of the
timbers. The imprisoned men are 700 feet
below the surface, and the break has filed
the shaft for a distance of 400 feet. The
mine was not in operation at the time or
the loss of life would have been over q.
hup6rad
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
Dynamite and CIockwork.

The authorities at Franllfort-on-the-
Main on the 18th investigated a suspicious
box addressed to Prince Bismarck 1t con-
tanned dynamite and clockwork machinery
of very skillful make. There was no clue to
the sender
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
Strikers Ahead.

The strike of the river coal miners in the
Pittsburg district was ended on the 9th
inst. by operators granting the advance
asked by the men. This action will give
employment to nearly 5000 men,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
Deeds of BLOOD.

Jacob Kerwin was shot and killed at
Chicago on the 18th by George Anderson.
The shooting was the result of an old
quarrel
julius Loiseau, professor in Columbia
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15

Additional troops left New York for AS
pinwall on the 18th. A dispatch from that
place reports nothing new in the situation
of affairs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15

A New HAMPSHIRE physician's horse
baked the other day, and four pa
tients recovered before he could reach
them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15

ChicagO's Mayor.
Additional Troops

At the election on the 7th inst, Carter
Harrison was reelected mayor of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
GtenmSoats ano Rallroa,s.

BRRGER3sI
a. Fare ossr 6an BY any other route East '''
nor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
and n II p FOR % ealV Vpaags sans NSS and Ea
FRxoSGsion Is csui 20 New.Aaven and return 81 90. ~
rThh ERIE kAlLWAYi now known 1sTynS as nthf the
i NEw-YoRK. LAKE n ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements of train. ohamberss Depot From 2sd,
except saa5sy EapTss sS.s Pavns1S1@ sissgs9
@
ms st Louis Limited EIpress No extra sr
living 7s5 M Niassrs Fails ssS nj Hamilton; 3nt
sS s % ps,0 m sE NJ iS MAJ
second day. Connecting trains arrive Toledo 7'S' III anu
oSCaso tho West SOLID Train IN
& q runn saao Day yssras sRa o% chicago
sS.s ssnSs Ssssass as,e fs
Fs!hssjSG s5 40 s0s $50 %dnsh
Sundays S2e s d M 1896 So u noon 40 das $50
ssisfsNS o ESQ sp IL %apsh
81 Ss e:
500 sST S's sunsy sss .sG snS Sasn s.o'a
20 s1sSss. 1S a is sS s
and oosaMa Sunday
Sondoat and Kingston and Mo.tgomsry an s'sop m.
ssads; sss 1929 ssS. sss 's 'so $50 $50
al m trains with NewY0rk ontario and west m
ksroad at Man-st The m r In stops st Mainst ony
I Port Jervis 7;50 i0:.0 m <;3O 6oO H. nuhusy
h35 I0:2O q I'd. $3.50 pm
leave 23dt quarter quarter after each hour
hon 5:45 10 10 lO:45 thirty minutes and from
hO:4b D M TO l2,45 m oyery hour ,, ,.. ~,
keepnF be ard odor Tor me
EDd be left a the Companys once
hos. 40I OF es7' Broadway. 1877 Westst, N Y, NO
bourts Brooklyn or q the Ccnpanys pspoty a. 7,o
Es3O 1l:25 m and 1920 p m. ~,x~
JOHN N. ABBOTT, Gent Psssr Agent New-torx
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
ll\ Trains for Engewood. Coster Piermont and
kyack 4 500 10 u 800 Z, $3.50, 5:40 640 $50 p m
az Midnight sundays a m and@l6p m .xo ~
Manuel Spring Valley and honsey7 III H. SOU y ~
Join n ABBOTT. eenr Pass'r Agont New.York
INVEST SHORE rOUTE.
wv VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
An trains leave West A2dst Cortandt ana DesorossoSs
cstcaro 10 a. m .s D. m Pullman sleepcrs through
\st Louis $500, e p m. Pullman sleeDers
Derolf 10 q m sb:eO, g D. m. Pullman sleepers. -
huspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buiao Rooheser 40
m ss 20 .s D. N. sleeping and parior cara through
NfyISe"sGi Stcs sio 10. iiso a. mi .b.5o IS D.
jNewburg Kineston Catskil Albany @Hio 'io' Ii'1o
For For Montreal and Eansda East 7.Io a MI $3.50 p
Hamilton London, 10 m $3.50 % D. IN Toronto 'oioo'
essSay Other trains daily except sunday
si;cS Sas or MsSdRsn s coar
Annex Office Fuonsti New York CITY, 81 2O7 zbl SlS
beS $751; 946 LAO lS2S broadway ~ etave, iae Esst
and Weat Shore station foot oil
West 42ds Baggage called for and checked from hotels
md residences orders be left at ticket Offices
2l state-st HENRY MONETI. Gen Pass AGENT
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL.
JEFFERsON WILLIE DEPOT OF The
OIfARTEHV AsTER's DEPARTMENT.

QUARTERY AsTER's DEPARTMENT,
JEFFgRsONvILE. Ind. Jan. TO- 1335.)
SEALED PR0P0S AIS in ti1plcate subject TO the usual
conditions will be received TINS once until IL oclock
Central tandaTd Time) Monday, the 18th day
January. as5 at which AMI place they will be opened
IN the presence OF bidders for furnishing and delivering
l5OO gallons mineral OIL at this depot cases OF two ve
gallon
Deliveries must by March l. 1885. and be
piced by March 81 1850 In such quantities and at such
times between those dates may be sgreed upon.
The Government reserves the right to reject and AL
proposals
difference given to articles OF domestic production and
acure anh such preference gwen articles of
me5c produ aud manuac produced the Pacific
the extent Of the On required by the pub
lc there
BIanss and full in 10 bidding etc. will fur.
nished by this Office on application
RUFUS SAXTON,
Assistant Quartermlster. eneral u. s. Army
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
NAVY DEPARTMENT. }
BUREAU on CoNSTRy ClIoS AND REPAIR,

BUREAU or CONSTR HON AND REPAR,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., January =, 1885. }
CEALED PROPOSALS, indOrsed, - Proposals
y tor steel Casn Will be received at Ibis Bureau until
IL oc ock, Tuesday, Feb 'u2ry 3 they
VIII Opeed the preaence such bidders may pres
eut castings o. the u s. 8 Man
tvuOmOi. stated uisitOn US from the New.
York Navy Yard at winch Yard these casg must be delv
within three months after the contract is made free OF
a expense to tho Government.
casngs must all respects conform strictly to tho
schedule for the which aud forms part OF
the Ieuiton and will be su5le to careful examina on
and inspection tho works by Oce ocers detailed by
Department fr that purpose ne bein received
Copies Of the schedule aud requs on Will b. furnished 10
no who known t. have the acos for doing
the w0rs application to the Commanant OF the New
YORK Navy Yard.
proposals DO accompanied with tho guarantee
Qured by la~ thaG II tho contract is awarded IL wll DO
executed AMI the Of parties who are 70 be-
OF the face Of tho contract
vii also be stapd . 49,
The Department the right To reject all OF the
proposals In Its opinion. the pablo interest rgfes
L. ID. WILSON.
Chief OF Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
CVIUHoI Ui EHBIHbefs, bVt MAJ ueH' U. o =
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

DEPARfMRNT, I
WASH NGTOv d. c. Jan. ~ 1885
Separate sealed proposals. will be received at this Depart
meg unit the ninth day of March, 1875 at noon furnish
Ing contract Ma Bags ormiDg In every respect TO
tie Official samples In such quantities and at such times
may be ordered during the term ef!onr years. beginning
the II rst Of April 1881.
Specfcat ral classes OF Mail Bags and Of the
conditions and requirements relating the proposals and
contracts aud also bank forms for bidding win be furnished
application by letter to tho Second Assistant
General No prop will which shall
been uJmt ted IN accordance tn such sDeciGcato
The contracts which be will be I'm conformity TO
TIE specifications and he epted proposal he right
served. however " reject any or all the proposals
FRANK HATTON,
ster Gene
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
5iinatlons Wanie1--fem1les.

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~. ASSOCIATION.
(CThartered by the state OF Sew-Yorkl
s. ODFLL rrosdent 4. " Cd sLI. rr3l31rsr
W. H. PRossER secretary NJ A. KELLOGG. Ait1rn,y
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16


NFw-YotK. Jan. ID. 1880.
It the annual election, held on the l3th
~ inst the following named gentlemen were eecte pTev
tors of this Bank for the ensuing year; freGeIlek
nen William w AstOr Adrian lseiin. Jr., THOMAS DellH
FREDERICK W. Stevens Alex H. stevens Alfred hoose'e'
snbse0nenI meeting OF the Hoard MT fToderck inp
men was unanimously reelected president ahd MI hoA !"
Stevens VooPresi0eH.A RTuuR w SHERMAN. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
Tnanrial.
TO the B0hDH0lDERS
OF THE
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA g. GEORGIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

The Undersigned appointed committee to Aid in carrying
on, tbe Fuudiug recommended by tho Board OF u ec
s of The East Virginia and Georgia r. r. Co.
december 80 1884, respectfully submit the
Sol owing extrac and recommendations from said plans
Ip,eres, due and estimated doacit for 1885 and
Amount required for betterments. tOU0Oo0
Total. sDo0oOOo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE, u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
IN GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier ~. North River. foot )f Dey St
Aisata H. 6a Anchor JAM 81 U am
Deyonia. Jan "a, IL m C1rcas,is ..Feb Il. q. IN
Cabin passage $50 to $50 ss,,1lel,ss 81 lo,
Steeraee massage o from GLASGOW LlVERPOOL+
BELFAST or LON DONDERRI. Sl5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. bowling oroen.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
Proposals.

IMPROVING EDENTON BAY, II. G.
Il U. g. ENGNRgR OFYoR,
NORFOLK. Va. Jan. ", 1885, I
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplcate for dredgn Eden
ton Bay. N. c. will be received 1t this
January 23 1888 they VIII be publicly opened The
amount aabe for this work ABOUT 5000 For spectf
cations blanks fo- proposals and all information apply to this
Office f. A. HINMAN,
Captain OF Engineers. U. s. A.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES ENoIyRER OFFICE.
Army BUILDING. NEW oRK January 5, 1885. J
SEALED PROPOSALS. In tripicata 10 be opened at IL
O'CLOCK the 18th day OF January. 1885 invited
Tor dredging the Ear the haresOD HarD0r
s. O.. IN Wappoo Cut :. o., snd In Ashley River. sc.
and the endorsement envelope must indicate the work
fer which the proposal offered bidder may propose 0r
one o. tao works at his option Specifications
Instructions to bidders and blank forms for proposals be
ebtained at this Office. from CAPTAIN TH0S. N. BAL
LEY, Corps OF Engineers, Charleston s. e.
Colonel of Engineers Bvt Maj. Gen U. s. A..
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
Il OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CoytpnssARY. }
ARMY BUILDING, NO. 33 HoUsToS-sr.,
- NEW YORK CITY Jan. z. 1885. }
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate sub ect 10 the usual
contops Will be receiveI at this Office until v O'CLOCK,
on Wednesday. January 21 1925 furn shng such
supplies as nay be required BY the sub Dept u Army.
subsistence tOres-Corne beef flour, hard bread
tea pepper brushes smoking tobacco cigars towels
&c. &c.
Subsistence Propery-one iron safe carpet note lester
nOrpation with lists OF articles quantities. kinds
OF packing 60 obtained tins Office The right reserved
TO reject all proposals.
Envelopes containing bids should be marked Proposals
q. BELL,
1t. Col and A. q. @. S., u. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

BORDEAUX LINE.
NEW-YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRE n - Z,
<u TT, !. ~ TpovfIIE -.......... SATURDAY.. Jan. 3
CHATEAU YQUEM. .lne'qay pcoEfg. EHD ~
Travellers for France spain AMI ftilg Pyrs1seH al
Nice &C. will save ins and expsnse bY takn s,,
First CABIN ncn ling ~ $50 to $780, second Oaoih s'a
hteerage SIS For passage Apply warn Az peaverst
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

SFCOND NATIONAL HANK
oP Tnk CiTY NRw-YoRK- Z
NRw-YoRK. Jan. 10, 1850
IT the annual election held January IL. inst,
the following named gentlemen unanimously elected
Dire, tors OF this Bank tor tne ensuing wear: - -
Amos X Emo Henry A. HnrOut saac N Pheipa hns.n
Phelps Stokes Alfred ~ Darling John H. luker' Wlnan
8rrwster WI 4. St John George Montague Chares
Iostiick George sherman .,,,, ~. cpopcp
Al a meeting OF Board subsequently held MT GEoh1b
MONIAG UE unanimously 10 elected Presdent oi .no
Bank ". ~ hopbh' 'S"'".'.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

Main ofics. ,3l7 Br)IlTly, mar INV
prancl-l2t EAST IJtt.st 3tlva
proo,tv, {so ant " 'olrtst, nehr CITY iM
bt"'~Sh S36 Fulton.st., nslr Vt1 tsr Jutiys
fee entities patrons ths pryD "a VI vi 1D l,sL
The rssrDncesof tho f)o aiysr,srs nave been In
cystigatel
Afyartisara atpIr 1's
NURSE or sEAMSTREs-S and CARE CHT LDREN.-
middle per on No %. at l3l7 broadway.
CHAMBEHM ORk -fnglish prote stant; thoroughly COM
.petent; No. b 8, at 1877 Brosdway.
WAfTRFsS-Sooc ch Protestant: brstclass; No. 5, at
3l1 Broadway. u.
Observation-Disclosures drst-class city only
No 4 .. AT La broadway. -..--
LAUNDRESS or LAUNDRY and CHAhBERWORk.-
Thoroughly comp tent No. :, at BIT broadway.
NURSE-PToetant; infants trstclass; No 70, a. l,3l7
Broadway
GROO or UsEFULMAN.-well experienced. Address
T. Mel. lO9 West 34th-st.
WAITER or COOK.-Co0rci: thoroughly CONF petent. Ad
dress ". II. H., lO9 West S4thst -"
CLERK VALET.-Weli educated. Address j. L. r..
iOq Vest 3fihs 1T -
wATCHMAN or PoRTER.-strons and active. 100 West
3ith-st
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

----E EMPIRE CITY rIRR INSURANCE CoNrASr, !
lG6 BROADWAY, :
NEwYoRK, January 20, lS5b
ATA MEETING of the Board of Directors,
N he'd this day LINDLEY MURRAY JR; was una nnan'
nously elected president of tins company ana DAVID
BUkrIs was Npoi"''" DAVID J. BURTIs Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

HENRY G. DEMINo Secretary.
III, active outside securities bought and sOld.
n See quotations in Daily Graphic. Loans placed
w. BRENTON WELLING. Is WaIl-st
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rr.r.axp A Romance OF Many Dimensons, by o
square. With illustrations by the author' oo'''''
Robcr,s Bros
This Is an ingenious and clever satire by an
ANONYMOUS writer. The purpose of il is to show tue
foIlv of those pseudo-scentfc assumptions ana
dogma isms which in effect pur?ort to dehne tno
limits of the possible in Nature by declaring thae
this and that is "opposci to the laws Oh N"turo'
Flatlaud Is region in which there are DIV '"o
dimensions The people are all triangics squares
more or less rre guar circles. and acute angles Inc
descriution of this remarkable country. OF its va
rous classes or castes its government insttutions
customs and modes of thought. is as we'll done as
almost anything of the kind that has appeared
since Guiliver's Travels The ideas arc moreover
fulI of originality. vet all of logical consistency
1t Is plain in short, that in snch region and undes
such dipensional conditions the arrangements mnsV
be very much as here represented. But the depth
of the satire is not reached until the Square VINO
tells the story finds himself in Lineland, or ohe-
dimension country, and vainly endcavors to ex-
pound to the monarch of that region. the existence
of Flatland. At subsequent period the unIortu-
nate Square is transported into Spaceland, or the
region of three dimensions; and for trying TO make
his own countrymen aware of the existence OK such
q country he is sentenced to perpetual mprison'
ment It would be impossible without the diagrams
TO give thoroughly intelligible account of these
different countries and it must suffice y say that
the fancy is worked out upon matheDatical princ
ples. and that the Incidents however odd, are
thoroughly in accord with tho initial assumptions.
The most amusing point IN the skit perhaps is tho
refusal of the Third Dimensional being. who has
come to illuminate the ignorance of the Flatanders'
to admit the possibility of space of four dimen-
sions wittier and keener rebuke to the sciolism
which too frequently passes muster for science In
these days. and which ia as presumptuous and
IL ttosct hoe not uAyh
administered 1t is to be hoped that "Flatland
will be read by those who most need its lessons and
that its good -humored and delicate satire will be
appreciated as il deserves
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
"a &. 1884

dull for all descriptions and late prices
HAY ATD sTRAw-The better grade. Of H,y arc in fa
QUOTE MayMS SSaSs eSs ssegns g,
METALS Change Pig Iron certcs,te. weak. with
saG sa,fi j. TONS tcS XPs saSsa
4 STsi ss ..:s. que, ss for 500 ,.
sx9AI R2a-ss ruled steady
ss5' M 80 NJ i sS N !. :. q
M n9a %ss isG Is e1Shaa1a to no in
Th s% san s% Ss
Gss .a%si % oa a.. t
british bark. 1000 OOi' aud 10000 cases crude oil
there little s!lS asssmphsdh To
hemp Ho.; 5io Sbs rcsin s Sd 1900 noar. los
zoo gsss sss, @ sS
5 oa q s zoo ss sa p bush. soS .Sss Ss:
100 pkgs provisions 20s 100 tons measurement goods
.as :. uniformly ss:dy PG,cs show,
KS 81. Sss; ss.
NJ .:i !S Ss. E:$.: g
',S nc %sTSs sS
Ess.s Sss ;h II 81 SsIs:
srs so
sa11s 1. ysS s1lSs s::
IL m 6as Ia 10 Pickcd Bellies quoted at Ja6,sc, d. l2
H. at GisdGhc. City Pickled Shoulders 6sabhe smoked
Shoulders exc; Picked Hams, 9Js4c, smoked Hams,
quoted 0sc western delivery Long and short Clear
haf and half January and February, Gao,
HOGsH not varied ~ prlce with moderate dsmands
s sSers MeaS aa tame apart
81 Scn oss sSa $ s
sss 2SS tc' s,,ds RG terms sna
sss ss e: :S iS.: &C.: sss ss.ss eesn
1sS Il si dS%sna Sales icss US fsnnsS CONT
nent quoted 7bjo- and South American. 7700775c
are offered slightly lower. with very moderats demands.
Western Creamery ~ a85c sta dr. 19125c STATE Dairy
hainrkins tpbs and pals isa socI Welsh tuba isS2sc;
Srss%sry isSso bsiy Western Esessry
10022ci Rolls lboiee......: CHEEsE.The market is
especially quiet Eastern, 2aisssc Common 70 Prime iOb
ssa. s ssiss; csSmsa % % Choice y -
about 10 per dor with very good demand state 2!o
Westen, 2biaG27cj southern Lined. t74l7 r
RICE-Domestic 0ssse ksngoon t,s1sc.: PstnA sSosc
sTExRiNE~DuI and o. iess nq%insi s.lss. 5000
n. CITY 72c, generally quoted u 7%07hc' and oleo
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