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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Mrs. T. J. Mildred and Mrs. i.
n. Coons are the guests Of Mrs.
Sipplo, Rush Hill. Mrs. Sipple
Is 1 niece Of Mesdames Coons ard
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

John Ferguson returned to Co
lumbia Monday. He is attending
school there and educating himself
Tor q physician.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

s. C. Grove has bought from ii.
e. Moore, Of shawhan, KY, a
90, 900 stallion sired by Victor Won
Bismarck and out Of Joe Downing
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Austin, the tramp who pleaded
guilty of assault upon Mrs. Schenei-
der, was sentenced by Judge
Hughes Saturday to ten years in
the peniteptiary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Martin Kunkel has removed to
Mexico with his family to reside
permanently. He is located onWest
Monroe street. Early in the spring
he will erect a large brick residence
on some nicely located lots be has in
West Mexico. Mr.. Kunkel has some
pplendid property in this city which
is increasing in value every year,
and we are glad to know that he has
moved here to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
NJ pa.I.tt "A ne.r pa,

Mr.. :. NJ. Basket, Of near Perry,
was in Mexico to-day en- route home
from Howard county, where be had
been to attend the funeral of his
siafer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

]. R. Hodge, of the eastern part
Of the county, is feeding a fine lot of
stock for the market.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
Town Property for Sale.

Two lots and two houses on West
Love street for sale. Apply or write
to B. II. Robinson, Vandalia, Mo-,
administrator estate of Marian Rob-
inson, deceased. dat. w-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

DR.. Cave is home from a visit to
relatives in Shelbyville, Ill. His
wife will not return for a week or SO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Grandfather's clock quit, but the
Flying Dutchman riding pillow keeps
right on a tickin' until the work is
all done. For sale by G.. L. Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

With proper care ten acres would
yield as much as twenty Under Dr.
binary treatment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Reb-
man on their wedding anniversary, a
ten pound son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

John T. Mabry, wife and daugh-
ter, Eva, returned Monday from
Garfield, Washington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

]. T. Johnson will cry a big sale
for W. A. Richardson at Moberly
on March 5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

B. W. Torreyson has gone to Vir-
qinia to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Rev. J. W. Owen will preach at
Llttleby church next Saturday and
Sunday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
Lewis Found entity.

The jury in the Lewis murder
case, brought to Audrain county from
Pike county on a change of venue,
was out four hours and brought in
a verdict of guilty and assessed his
punishment at ten years in the PEN
itentiary. Two of the jurymen
were for acquittal while some were
for a higher punishment. A motion
for new trial will be made and If
overruled the case will be appealed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Arnold Mckee is now with Joe
4 Vic Barth. Arnold is a young
man with fine habits and a good
salesman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Wood Maddox returned to st.
Louis Monday. He came up Sat
urdaY and spent Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Marshal Kemp murdered eleven
dogs Monday and still there are
more to follow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

]. J. Alexander, who lives near
Farber, is feeding a large lot of good
cattle and hogs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Judge Hughes will be in Mexico
on March 3 to pass on the motion
docket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Mr.. ]. II. Lane authorizes us to
state that his meat market will not
be open any more.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Bob Lawder has gone to Texas to
purchase sheep.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Broke a tug, by gunnyi The next
time I will get a Flying Dutchman5
pillow. They say that they pull
lighter than any other pillow made.
For sale by G. T.. Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Come out tonight, my love, and
I will take you a riding on my Fly
ing Dutchman pillow. 1t runs like q
buggy. For sale by G. L. Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
NeN Timothy Seed.

1000 bushels of new timothy
seed for sale at 81 Per bushel.
Samples furnished on application to
WILDER & PEARSON,
43-5ww Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

s. NJ. Silver is shipping some
aood horses to Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

The weddings have not all been
announced yet. No, indeed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Ar last the LEDaER Is happy. Tho
wooden awnings and cross signs havs
to 90 on July 1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

SUBSCRIBER ies' can't think Q
that vood-but I'll bring it here.
after.
Editor-It will be too late then
they uss coal thsrs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

To enjoy life use TUFTS Pills.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

w. s. Hathaway has juat feceiyed
. car load Of northern potatoes.
dit wilt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Farmers, club together. Moline
pillow, Moline planter, Moon buggies,
sold at wholesale by 6. L. Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Mrs. D. P. Moore . visiting in
Rush BIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Work shirts, jumpers, overalls,
jeans and cottonade pants at
ToMLIysoN & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Mrs. Jane Ricketts, is sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
LEDGER,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16.


Your watch needs cleaning and oil
ing once every eighteen months, If You
would preserve its time-keeping quail
Ties. Consider: In that time the bal
ance-wheel turns on its delicate axis
~ ess, SOC, 900 times; it does not "restn
At night, like ordinary machines, but
Keeps at its work Increasingly. You
oil an engine, or a sewing machine, or
any other mechanical continuance, dali
l or weekly, but that delicate instru-
ment of precision-your watch-is al
lowed to go uncared for until it Is clog
red with dirt. and stops. The best of
all becomes thick and dirty In time; in
this condition it wears the pivots. and
destroys that exactness of their fit In
the jewel-holes which is necessary to
correct time-keeping. Let me look at
your watch. lift needs repairing I will
uutitin i~rst-clsss condition and guar
antee it to give satisfaction.
The JEwELER.
cenpeesne Watch RsFa.rsr-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
MOLINO ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
MOLINE, Mo-, Feb. IA great
deal of stock was killed and Grip
pied in this vicinity on the ice last
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-10
WINDHAM COUNTY.

Gov. Fuller has been granted a patent
for a rted organ.
A large bear was captured in Somerset
the other day by one Of the natives of the
town.
The projected electric road between Bel
lows Falls and Saxton's River has fallen
through because the local public woull not
invest in the stock.
Work is in progress on the largest OF the
new buildings to be erected on the Valley
fair ground at Brattleboro. This build ng
will be 800 by 40 feet and two stories high,
and will be used for exhibition purposes.
DR.. H. I. Whitney, who went to China
II years ago a medical missionary, has
just returned with his wife for visit with
his Vermont relatives. lie was formerly
assistant physician ct the Bratteboro
asylum.
Conductor Bradley A. Putney, who has
run all his life on the Fitchburgh and Ches-
hire roads, Is about to give mp the business.
He has been a conductor for 81 years, at
| first ran three times week between Bur-
lington and Boston, but later made daily
trips from Bellows Falls to the latter city,
The last Of the great log drive, which was
star ted at the head waters OF the Connecti-
cut early in April, has passed BrattIeboro.
| Over 100 men we're employed at the outset,
though the force has been reduced until
now there remain but about 80. who will
go through to Turner's Falls and ilolyoke.
Two men have been drowned on the drive,
which is the largest ever sent down the
| Connecticut.
| The Brattleboro Phoenix says: A curious
family pet is a prairie wolf which was given
to Mrs. Hattie Lord recently by her brother
who lives In Indian Territory. The wolf
was sent by express and arrived here in
good condition. The animal is not vicious
and is pettsd by the chi dren. 1t is now
quite small, but is expected to bs larger
than fox when it is full grown. The
wolf will be exhibited at the Valley fair and
there 10 no question but that 1t will take
first premium in its class.
The Brattlsboro Electric Light company
have just finished and will soon occupy theiI
new power station. The building Is OF
brick, one story high, with large base
ment, and is so feet square. II will be fur
nished with five dynamos, Rollins engin'
OF 100 horse pc wer. a Htchburg engine o
$50 horsepower and two large boilers. Ii
addition there 10 a 21-inch wheel, which, a
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Albert Spaulding, who lives at Twenty
Mile Stream, near Proctorsvils, had three
fingers caught in the gear OF moving ma
chine the other day, and badly mangled.
Nelson Gokey of Brldgeweter Centre fell
from a load of hay and struck on drag
rake a few days since. One of the teeth
made bad wound by passing nearly
through the flesh under his left arm.
The new Baptist church at Ludlow is to
be formally dedicated on the afternoon of
the 9th of August, Rev. l. A. Johnson a
former pastor, preaching the sermon. Mr..
johnson now resides in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Daniel +. Beatty, the ex-mayor Ct Wash
ington, n. j., who was indicted and ad-
mitted to bail in June for alleged use Of
the malls for swindling purposes, was again
arrested last week by postotiice inspectors.
The complaint against him this time is made
by N. S. Sawyer OF Felchville, who says
that Beatty sold him an organ for $50
which was worthless.
Station Agent l.. NJ. Clevsry of Hart
land was standing on step ladder to seal
some freight cars the other day, when
train came along on ano Their track and one
of the cars struck the ladder, throwing hi M
to the ground between the tracks. He was
badly bruised and unable to attend to his
duties for several days.
This Jersey COW "Garella,n which was
taken to the worlds far a few weeks ago
to compete for dairy honors, is dead. She
was the pride OF the Billings herd OF Wood
stock indeed, the pride of Vermont, for she
had n 10 peer in the State. perhaps not in the
country. After reaching Chicago she
dropped bull calf, and subsequently milk
fever developed, from the effects of which
she died. Garela was entered in four
classes, and there was reason able expecta-
ner in ALL and the best in classes where she
stood on her own individual merit alone.
Her loss, especially now, is a great one tc
the Billings herd, 10 the dairy tests Of the
worlds fair, and to the prestige of Vermont
in dairy matte rs.-Phpnix.
NORTH POMFReT.
Mrs. b. NJ Snow returned to her home in
Massachusetts, last Saturday. Mrs. Deacon
Snow and son, S. NJ, of Provid.nce, r. l.,
are guests of A. q. Snow and family
Alvin Caswell buried his youngest son last
week; cause Of death, pneumonia. ok
| Harr ngton is home from Manchester, \.
H.-Mr. and Mrs. s. +. Leonard are visit
ing in Massachusetts, Mrs. +. A. Wilson
OF Lowell, Mass, is with her uncle Obed
| Whipple, for a time. William Whip
! pie visited friends IN West Randolph last
week. Hon. Ii. w. Vail, Judge Markham
and Joel Maxham have gone to Canada on
a fishing trip.
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Hay and straw Market

Furnished by c. F. e G.. w. Eddy, Commit
sion Merchants and wholesale deal
ers IN hay, straw, grain and feed.
Room 206 Chamber of Com.
merce, IA Broad ST.,
Boston. Mass
BOSTON, Mass Aug. 9, 1928
Receipts Of hay for the week less export hay
l34 cars, % cars OF straw; last week 8 cars Of
hay and IS cars of straw.
Receipts OF hay are very light and stocks
are be ng reduced here right along but are
not low enough here yet to warrant much i'm.
provement in the market. We look. however,
for steady market for the present for good
old hay and continued light receipts, as our
advices indicate there is very little old left to
come forward.
Rye straw is steady. Oats are also steady
and in light supply.
Our quotations are always for large bales
Perpetual bales bring about 50 cents per tor
less.
Hay-Prime to choice. large bales. Sl9d20:
good to prime large bales. Sls.0OtS 1919;
fair TO good, sl7.OO1Sls.OO; ordinary, sl6.OU5s
$500; poor and common. sl4llSl5; clover and
clover mixed, Sl2(tSlj; Eastern prime to cholca
medium Eastern, tne, swale and swaley
SlU4Sl3
straw-Fair to prime rye, Sl7OOGlsOO, oat
straw, $500.
OATs-Choics white and clipped oats 4oQ
Ale; No. WHITE 3gIiJc; No. White 3ole39c.
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her Western home. The Ladies' OF the Aux
iliary of the Congregational church will
hold a social at tho residence Of John Car
ter Wednesday evening. The wind, rain and
hail storm Sunday afternoon did consider
able damage to crops In this Vicinity
Arthur Westbrook will lsave this week on q
business trip to Brooklyn, N. y.
BRANDON.
Stuart Clark and A. b. Goodrich return.
ed from the Adirondacks Thursday.-E. j.
Bliss has returned from New York city,
where he has been during the winter with
his son.--Mrs. S. A. Mcguire and two
nieces are at the Brandon for a month
Mrs. Mcguire Is a sister Of George A. Cross
man, and has lived In California. j oseph
Dumas was arrested for intoxicstion Tues
day and pleaded guilty. He disclosed on
Jamaica ginger procured OF grocer in
Brandon. He was fnsd $40 and costs,
amounting to $l4.51.-A letter received
from the family of Capt. w. b. Robinson,
who are at Sarsnac lake, says the health of
Capt Robinson 10 very poor.
Charles Denson and wife and f. A. b.
Bishop are visiting Mrs j. M. Bishop. their
mother. Carroll r. Prime has returned
from New Bedford, Mass, where he has
been for the benefit Of his health.-Miss Adj
die Briggs has returned from her camping
at Vergennes. Miss Margaret Ross of kut-
land is visiting her sister, Miss Bessie Ross.
Mrs. e. D. Thayer and Miss Madge Thayer
have returned from Silver Lake. w. +.
Ross of Rutland was in town Sunday. E.
j. Bruten is sick at tho homo of his mother
| in Rutland.
Judge George NJ. Brooks and family OF
Concord, Mass, are staying at the Brandon
for a few days George A. Baker, who lost
his right hand at Huntington few weeks
since, is able ito be out.-There is quite q
large hay crop yet to harvest on the mead
ows Of Otter creek. Tho upland hay is oil
excellent quality and quite plentiful har
vest,-J. II. Engels OF Rutland is spending
a week with his parents. Mr.. Engels ex
poets to go away with the MoGibeny family
on a concert tour early in September.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

w. H. Wright Of Newrort, N H, has
bought a half interest in L. 7. Spencer 1
job printing establishment at Brattoboro.
CRAFTS eURY.
H. c. Lampher Of Hyde Park has taken
Bert Layton to the Waterbury asylum. -
A. Paddock and family and Miss Abbie
Pike are camping at Greensboro pond. -
Rev. r. G. Noodle and family, VIII Duston
and Henry Cowles have gone to Stowe
camping. They intend to be- absent two
weeks Mrs. ]. w. Campbell OF Burke wa:
visiting in town last Week.-Mrs. Hattie
Spaulding OF Morrisville is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. w. T.. Allen. &c. K. Leonard, j.
c. Allen and Edward Allen are camping
at Hosmer pond.
ALBANY.
Miss Abbie Nottage of Nashua, n H, i
visiting friends in town. Rev. Mr.. Cam
meron will exchang, pulpits with Rev. Mr.
Harlow of Coventry next Sunday.
CRAFT o6URY.
The village school taught by Miss Allen
and Mr.. I.arabse closes next Friday with
literary exercises and picnic. Three
daughters of Rev. John Chamberlain oil
New York city are in town.-Rev. h. c.
Moody with his family and friends ar,
camping on Mansfield Mountain for a few
days-Misses Anna and Alice Reed of Red
ding, Mass, are visiting at Mr.. Anderson's 8.
"A. Paddock and family are camping o
Lake Caspian.
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Utica Cheese Market,

Utica, n. y, Aug. AT the Utica
board Of trade to-day the following sales of
cheese were made; 300 boxes at St; $40 boxes
a: 81; 1850 boxes at 81; 1910 boxes at 81,
25O boxes at 8; 29O boxes at o.; 80 boxes
at 81; l47O boxes on commission; SO pack
ages creamery butter at 100000.
At Little Falls to-day the following sales
of cheese were made: 800 boxes at 8; 1910
boxes at 81; 50 boxes at So; 1920 boxes at
81 $50 boxes at s.; 1870 boxes at 81; $50
boxes at 9; 5l6 boxes on commission; 1888
boxes OF dairy at 8dSt; 81 packages of
creamery butter at 1920; IS packages
dairy butter at 1890.
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slipped of the load upon his horses, which,
becoming frightened, ran away and be, en-
tangled In the lines, was dragged several
rods, but finally stopped the team. He was
severely bruised and two ribs were broken.
BROOkFlELD.
Many young people Of town are camping
at Berlin Pond. Miss Ida Sprague and her
daughter have besd visiting at j. H
Sprague's. Mist Myrtle Holmes is going
to Hanover, N. H., for treatment. Mrs.
Putnam is sick with erysipelas at her sons,
James McDerment. w. w. Dutton has re-
turned to Concord, N. II.
VERSHlRE.
The barn belonging to Orison Maltby was
burned the afternoon of the Sd. 1t is sup
posed that the fire was caused by a pipe be-
ing lighted In the stable. No insurance on
either barn or contents. Mrs. Il. V. Scott
united with the Congregational church last
Sunday.-W. II. Mouslsy exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Mr.. Sherman of Chelsea
Sunday .-MrsC c. B. Titus has been visiting
friends in Chelsea.-L. e. Allis and family
spent Sunday in Post Mills.
NORTH TUNBRl0GE.
Miss Carrie Drew is visiting at her faith
er's, Rev. A. B. Drew. Mrs ]. w. Slack
Of Boston 10 visiting at o. f. Slsck's.-
The Young Peoples Christian union will
hold a meeting at the Universalist church
next Sunday. Subject: Success. -Wyran
Morse Of Boston is visiting at his daugh'
ter's, Mrs. A. P. Brown.-Mr. Herbert
Wells and mother Of Concord, n. H., are
guests at Rev. A. B. Drew's.
BRAlNTREe.
l.
Barre Miss Ella Taplin of Boston is spend
ing fe W weeks with her uncle, John Pinn.
Miss Elsie Powers has returned from Bel.
lows Falls, where she was called by the i'll
ness OF her sister, Mrs. Monroe Bruce, who
10 convalescug.
WEsTFlELD.
Mrs. Harvey Williams and daughter
Mabel of Providence, r. l., who have been
spending few days at w. B. Gilpn's, re-
turned home this week. willard Farman
starts soon for the worlds fair, and later
will visit relatives in Kansas. Mrs G.
Bryant Is at the Springs in Bolton, P. O.
Mrs. Martin Lombard and two children Of
Hartford, Conn, are visiting at ". d.
Miller's. Charles Chaffee OF Troy has pur
chased w. d. Miller's stock OF goods and
rented the store.
WEST RANDOLPH.
The ball game on Friday resulted il
favor Of the Odd Fellows with a score OF At
to IA practice meeting of the Hook AM
Ladder company will be held this weel
Thursday evening. r. I. Dubois and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Thayer and l.. I. Rich
mond were among those returning from
camp at Highgate Monday. j. II
Hebard was taken to the hospital at Bur
lington Monday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs
Clinton Hewitt of South Royalton spen
Sunday in town.
RANDOLPH.
Mrs. Fred Eaton died Thursday. Funera
occurred Saturday. j. b. Adams auC
ami y went by team to Morristown thu
last of the week. Wv. o. Dompier of Barr
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. G. H. He
bard. The Congregational society held
sociable at their parlors Friday evening"
Mrs. f. B. Pride has sister from Massa
chusetts with her.-Miss Jessie Church o
West Randolph Is ct her grandfather
Melvin Church's.
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BARRE.

The Episcopal Sunday school held its an
nual picnic on Wednesday at Benjamin
Falls.
The case Of Stat, vs. Luigi Salvini, the
result of seizure OF Intoxicating liquors,
was tried Wednesday and Luigi was con =
victed of a second offence of keeping with
intent to sell, fined $75 and costs and sen
fenced to one month at hard labor in the
House OF Correction. lie appealed to
County Court.
Rev. +. w. Cummings returned Thurs
day from a vacation OF four weeks at the
seashore in Maine.
w. H. Gladding and wife went Saturday
to Weirs, n. H., to open their cottage at
the Universalist grove meeting for party OF
i who went from this village Monday.
Mrs. F. F. Batohelder has gone to her
old home in Emore for visit OF few
weeks.
Miss Hattie Foster of East Montpelier,
who graduated from Goddard seminary in
, the GLASS OF '9l, aud who has been studying
in Boston during the past year, has been en-
gagged as instructor in instrumental music at
that institution.
James Jameson, Charles Milne and Thomas
Long. who were arrested Sunday for iu-
toxication, were brought before Justice
Jackman Monday morning and fined $40. 80
each. Milne disclosed on Jameson for fur
nishng and the latter was fined an extra
$21 for that offence. AL the fines were
paid.
Rev. c. w. Longren has returned from
his vacation and preached his first sermon
Sunday.
WATERBURY.
Mrs. Rebecca Forest has returned with
her daughter, Mrs. Willard, to Chicago.
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sEw Yoss. Aug. 8.
FLoUR-Recslpt. S9i53 package. eIroris 1855 bar
telt, 3li2 saokg sales l29U peokageA Lev extra
tLa5 et245 City mis sSsJSSsS City mills patsnt s425
$3.50 Winter vheat low grades AZ sl.s5ns2t5j fair
to fancy t2452es.4s do ps,enn sS.0gzt4S0; Mime
patents ti00sst.SG re MIXTURES slslzss.tl super
Sl5a4.r.
wHRAT-Reoeip.. 17oG!5 bu.hsl. exports 25O,iss
store and elevator shosL 6sa; [ O. b. 61l[S6sltc.
70. northern. Gie; No hard, 7a&12Ac;
No. northern, 61It96iAci No Chicago $780, Ne. 4.
niwsufes' 1Oe t0Hci sprihE IsNsiso. No. red.
ooRs-Rscsipt. tS,IO bushels experts l2l,s7s bush.
ss sale. SlJVj bushels No 2. i7Ao, slsvssor;
4oHd'sAc. snoaG steamer mixed iJ1; T. @. D.. ose No.
oATs-keaeiDt,. 1850 bu.h,lr exports. 400 bush.
81 sales 4sOOJ bg,ner No. S4)]oJ DO white a,
usnsrn, HfaS5tc white do. S5,t1isls; white State,
SCSssS1se. No. Chicago at 90.
LAK tto.. steam closed a. ss29 bid ss!s,
uerces: continent. sA2j. q. A al $3.50.
PoHK-hsss, ue-.s lL50 70 $500; OLD 8;
extra prime At Sales. oarrels.
bu TrEk-Receipts, s. paeEageG State dairy leA
2Oe1 DO. creamery 2O9@llo; Western dairy ltal7o
40 creamery lGa(G 40 factory i36Gl611c ElEin,
oHEEsE-Reoelpts, - packages STATE. old saa
91o, new. 71aGgc, do fancy oolored Al gSag&ci p.ri
q im, IL Acc: full skins bs3lc.
PETRoLKUk.-Unlteda at 81 80.
CoFrHE-No. LlG6 1914.
.Sss. l5-leci No. s-l6a4 NC; No. ~ 4J4e4 ll.lsc.
No. II, l7-l6s4Asc No IA sssA4 9l6o; No. 49, li4c;
OF A, llS-l1S5 No.; mould A 5465 9-ls !;
standard A.. 5Sls&5hc. eontsotlonerr A. l.l605A;
cut loaf $3.50 iSec; crushed, 5Ssa5 1876 powdered
,.io&'9sc.i graduated. 6sleS5A Cubes. sl'N