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BUTTER.

Receipts for the week, 40957 pkgs Exports or mH,
5S5 pkgs There has been material inpiono,nSSnntf r.
al able grades during the week, and tnS nbSai for
sis.1r Verv strona Receipts have run nlrN Ioe5"'
he season year but ade has been ?resy SE have
~ strong reports ffOm Western distributing poss1
cd A much hrmer holding here Buyers haNe ISoo 49,
g. advance quite well was anticipstu an" Tbe "a
80 fresh roods have accumulated in store me nu,
anee to 2Sc at Elgn yesterday had marked eesS ' ~
nd raised nearly All VI
49, Extra Creamery opened us ihoIn'us h
:, Ole soon worked 2lc and TINS aitiC6n oUot
", ,rere making nj poe 70 almost esaDnsh hc IuV'.
sS at edge Elgn obtanaole oeoM ~ anu e tc
% l. also made on some Of the anCicSt marks OF taYe
ais and tubs although many Oh me srSe rsSge
- ore rrfusinp 10 90 high. western sts ls5e
BUYERS S MA Seconds sell loo II pc, the outside
aSn,es oniv for very high grade hNpoSS te' ouV
n aSe made up largely OF metoi! goods at Soct OF
H. IL tfouebt that prices are now high enough
12a Iov. ~ - .6 state dairy butter this way; up 70
aI esent Writing supplies nave been very small I'M
..,,,, creamery Is showing some improvement uI VCP
az, S and fresh factory has sold mp so closely
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CHEESE.

Receipts for the week, 06 6S3 boxes Exports IS 793
boxes trSs improved gradually up the close Of last
week ana sbock cleaned up well that operators
the country markets Saturday and Maid maerlar
advance on all grades. At WATERFOWL : 900 boxes were
sold at o. and at Canton $500 boxes at saSsc.
tcrday NJ Utca 1910 boxes sold In range OF sId0c
The ruling price was made She but bulk Of Che cheese
brought more money At Little Falls 75J boxes changed
1850 boxes Of the Cyyerfeld combination sold Buffalo
ct Sc These reports made good deal strong holding
here and most OF the business yesterday and to-day
az 9sc for fancy white and 9ifd9c perfect cooed
latter mainly for combination factories BnvinC on foreign
account has been checked somewhat by the sharp advance
and the movement to-day only fair Under grades
fun cream have sold pretty well and bring relatively full
rates and the best grades Of part skins are also higher
m cal
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EGGS.
Receipts for week. 1879 bbls, and 1910 cases. The
market ruled slightly in buyers favor following our last
reuprt and the ruling price for best Western eggs settled
169dlG54c although few especially favored brands
were again placed up 17c toward the close OF the week
This week opened with liberal receipts but the surplus was
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II OUSEWORK.- by young, strong Swed.
II ish girl. lately landed city only. Call
shave, one III ht up, came side as Madi.
son Square Garden
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Grapes, up-Rlyer. Delaware. per N .... 15d 49,.
Grapes, Up-Riyer Champion uer H. 2T
m i,e Jersey per
MaNf1eOhs large, fancy, per 100 u CVdEO w
Watermeons prime per 100 .......... 10 uO0i6 90
Matemeops email to medium per 10 00al2 90
Muskmclons, common fancy per bbi ...... 750 90
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A TTENIION, STOCK BREEDERS.-Fof
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GOV. HILLS PERIL
A Republican Plan to Prevent
Seating Him as Senator.
BILL CHANDLER THE CHAMPION
Elkins Nominated Secretary of War-He Con
suited Blaine Before Accepting-The
Latter Advised Him to.
Especial to THE HERA1p-Examtner pispatcn.l

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch. I
NEW YORK, Nov 17.-Under the heading of
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emily determined to keep Governor Hill out Of
the Senate. When BILL Chandler was put on
the elections committee he swore he would
down Hill if he had to die in the attempt, and
all his official partner, Tim Campbell, could
say to the contrary was of no avail Senator
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Mr.. Chambers nose, when he heard what Chan
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he had broken Chambers neck Senator
Blackburn admits Chandlers fighting ability,
and says that there will be as lively times over
polltlcs IN the Senate as there were over the
force Dill. The Republican programme is to
Keep Hill and Brice out of their seats. Senator
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Murder and Superprltion.
Especial to THE HERAIp~Exsm,nsr Dtsr.

Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T)isDatc, I
NEW YORK, Dec IA double murder was
committed IN Williamsburg Tuesday. A mar
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battered In The object OF the crime was rob-
Dery. Detectives arrested several nefghbors. OF
the woman on suspicion, but have been unable
TO hasten the crime on them To-day Mrs.
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capacity of interpreter made . novel suggas
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EngIlsn t1uently. She told the police that tha
TUSCAN lower classes had Superstition that
~ tnS event OF a person being murdered if the
murderer put MS hand on the body of his victim
me wounds OF the latter would bleed afresb
captain Ennis, after consulting INSPECTOR
hellly, determined TO test the super tition or
uce[s were sent out with instructions to bring
TO the undertaker's where the body OF the fead
woman lies, three men who are under arrest
Ihey are named Cohen Lamberg a "a Feltman
Inc Douy Was placed in the centre OF the floor
Inc undertaken lifted the sheet that covered
the body, Acting under instructions from IN
spector Kelly, Mrs. Davis told Feltman 10 stem
30 cSi "% tb anu pace his hand on the wrist
OF the corpse. The man turned white
70 the ups, but braced himself with a
enort and o6eyed- See! Seer shrieked Mrs
DAVIS, as Feltman gripped the wrist of the
corpse, The blood is coming TO her face - FeIt-
man would have fallen to the floor II he had not
Deen held up. But Mrs. Davis i1nagfnation
had decelVed her, for no blood flowed Now
ask SIou 10 forgive you for killing this woman ~
continued Mrs Davis looking Feltman i'm the
eyes. The man raised his left hand and called
solemIy on heaven TO witness he was innocent
Lamberg was the next TO undergo the ordeal
He was nearly as agitated as his predecess0-
had been AZ he touched the wrist Of tine deed
woman he swore that he was not her murderer.
linen came Cohen. He was asbv white ana
only came forward when Commanded To 10, 80
by Captain Ennis. In q voice that oufvered
with lear he, too, declared his innocence When
tne curious scene was over the men were re-
Turned 10 their cell The police are not salts.
they are innocent.
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Elkips Consulted Blaine BEFORE Accepting.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Post tomorrow,
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was offered the portfolio last spring and last
summer, but declined both times, stating he
could not accept it while Golf was unprovided
for, that the latter should be recognized for the
time and money spent by him in en-
deavoring to promote the interests of the
Republican party of West Virginia
few weeks ago he was again
rendered the position, coupled with the assur-
ance that Golf wonld get a circuit iudgeship.
He then went to call upon Mr.. Blaine. ''What
effect" asked Elkins, in the course of the talk.
would my appointment have upon your presi-
Dental chances next year," Absolutely none ~
was Blaines reply. las 1 feel at present 1
shall not be a candidate for nomination. How
ever, if there should come to me from the Re
publican party an overwhelming expression de-
manding that L accept the nomination, l NAV
feel constrained to put aside my personal feel
ings and accept the nomination. In that case
Mr. Harrison will be for me and there will be
no improperly in your being my friend also.
On the other hand, should Mr.. Harrison be the
nominee l Will not be in the race, and therefore
you will be his friend. l cannot see how your
acceptance or declination will change the con-
dition OF things in the slightest degree, and ]
would advise you to accept the appointment y
Whereupon Elkins accepted.