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A victory In Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 10-It has been
good day for Republicans, and CORE
sponding'y bad one for Democrats, but
the result was not altogether unforeseen.
The returns have been received from 100
cities and towns and indicate that the
state has re elected Governor Cleves,
Republican, over Charles j. Johnson,
Democrat. by majority which will ex
coed $4,000, the largest in the history of
the party. The Republicsns have car
RED every county in the state, and at /
o'clock it was predicted that the legis-
lature will have a working Republican
majority of 121, which lnsures the re elec
lon of Senator Frye. Thomas d. Reed is
Ie elected to congress by plurality esti-
mated at 10000. Nelson DlDg,ey. Seth
L Milliken aud h. Boutele are also re-
elected to congress by msjorities ranging
from 6000 to 5000.
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Japanese wounded.

LONDON. Sept THE Shanghai cor
respondent says that Otorl, the japanese
minister to Corea, has taken extreme
measures to move the king of Corea to
grant comprehensive railway concession
10 favor OF Japanese contractors, He is
frying also to obtain exclusive IN nIng
rights for the japanese, Despite Japa-
nese denials that there has been general
81 gagement, many wounded are arriving
at Seoul. 1t Is Impossible TO learn from
japanese sources whether they were in
jured 10 skirmishes or In a pitched bat
tie. The Cereans attacked 30 Japanese
foragers recently and captured 80, hand
ing them over to the Chinese. The troops
now coming from Japan are landed at
Chemulpo. Twelve mountain guns and
l9 mortars have been taken ashore at
that port The Chinese fleet was at Wei
Hai-W September 4, and the japanese
was off the southern coast of Corea.
Captain Won Henneken has been ap,
pointed to Inspect the Chinese coast de-
fenses.
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Ex.prem,er stambuIsr

SOFIA, Sept. Much comment has
been caused by the behavior of ex FrIme
Minister ambuloff, at bis examination
yesterday on the charge that be had in-
sulted and illuminated Prince Ferdinand,
STAN mbuloff threatened the magistrate and
comnissary of police with vengeance.
He refused point blank to answer qnes-
tious. He was held in 1000 francs bail.
which was furnished. When entering
his carriage after leaving court, man
struck him with a stick. His assailant
was arrested. Subsequently, a mob at
tackled Stsmbuloff and his friends with
stones, and he would have probably been
injured had not the police intervened {.
People able TO judge events already con-
slider the throne of Prince Ferdinand TO
be shaken to the foundation.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
Two Convention. In Kl,ek,tat.

GoLDENDALE, WASH, Sept. 8-The
Republican county convention today
nominated the following ticket:
Leon W Curtis, representative; F B
Slim pson, sheriff; Arthur Chapman, treas
urer; Fl c Phillips, auditor; G F Nc
Kenny, county clerk; C Fl Spaulding,
prosecuting attorney c NJ Ryman, school
superintendent; w s Jones, surveyor
w r Dunbar and J Thompson, commits
sioners; delegates to the state convention,
o D Sturgess, t Talbert, G F McKenuny,
S Bolten, D W Pierce. III D Cole, L w
Curtis and w 8 Dunbar.
The Democrats in their county conven-
ton. nominated the following:
Representative, w r Neal; sheriff, R
Fl Eli: treasurer, w Ii Ward; auditor.
E Vanvactor; clerk, G Hause; prosecu !.
sing attorney, G N Maddox; assessor,
A K Jarrett; school So periutendent, j G.
Baker; surveyor, B Schultz; commits
sioner, John Hess and G Goodnoe; coro-
ner, A Stbrootes; delegates to the state
convention, 81 Dustin, s Z VGnvactor, G
w McCready, w Crofton and G N Mad
dock.
The convention endorsed Cleveland and
the income tax.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
RESOLUTIONS on the Death of MT.
IL. Schultz.

The following resolutions of condolences
we're adopted at special meeting OF jack
son Engine company No. l, held on Sept.
8, 1894, at The DsIles. Oregon:
WHEREAS, The Supreme Ruler OF the
Uoiverse has, in his infinite wisdom, seen
fit to remove from our midst much loved
and honored citizen and member OF our
company, be it
Resolued, That 1t is with a feeling Of pro.
fouud sorrow that we, as citizens and fire
men, view the demise of our brother fire.
man. Emile Schultz, and that IN his death
this company has lost one OF Its oldest and
most efficient members, the community has
lost one of the moss genial, 6 nerous aad
most unselfi of men, one who was always
ready to assist and administer co Mort to
those who were suffering, or in need OF sup.
port.
Rtsoeusd, That the officers anil members
of jackson Eigne company No: l hereby
tender to the widow an relatives OF our
deceased brother fireman our heartfelt sym.
pathy in this their sa6 bereavemsns.
Rero'uei, T. a, Jackson E,goe Hou he
drapcd in m urnirg for thirty days. trat
these res lutiuns be spread on IN IN 'utes
of our records. that n coy bs seat to the
widow of tn, deceased. aaI that they be
published in .Ae dai'y p'rcTs.
GEO A. LIFBE.
". Il BuTTS.
GEo q. Bills.
CommIttee.
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TELEGRkPHIC NEWS.
Two Irish Factions.

DUBLIN, Sept. The E0ening Echo,
in its issue last night, says the antl-Par-
nelllte section OF the Irish Parliamentary
party regard disclosures regarding the
check for $500 given by Mr.. Gladstone to
the Irish parliamentary fund as the most
serious they have been confronted with
since Parnell's death. Indeed, 1t is not
disguised that the future of the party is
eravely imperlled, and that important
event- may traDsplre within few days.
Mr.. Mccarthy, the leader of the anti
Parnd It's, viii profit by the first,
opportunity to retire from the leadership
and this, in fact, has been urged
upon him by several of bis colleagues.
In the event of Mr.. McCarthy's retire
ment there will be determined fight for
the leadership. Timo'hy Healy has set
his mind upon beng the leader oil the
anti Parnelitts, and he is prepared to
start new Dublin daily newspaper with
money supplied by wealthy friend In
order to pLsh his claims. The McCar.
thyites threaten to make public certain
financial negotiations on the part of the
Parneliies which will show that both
factions are 10 the same boat
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L,shtalng Made the Dumb speak.

WINFIELD. L. l., Sept. 10-A house
eonging to John Zeinka, of this v.ll4l g
was struck BY lightning during the storm
Saturday night. A bolt went through u
two-foof brick wall into the dining room
where Mr.. Zelioka, neighbor aud Mrs.
Fisher, visitor, were discussing the
storm. 1t seemed to pass b-tween Mrs.
Fisher and her l3 year old daughter
Mary, who had been deaf and dumb for
over eight years. Mrs. Fisher and her
daughter Pat motioLless tor several
seconds, when the little girl got up. and
pointing her finger to her ear, SAID
"Mamma, | heard that; let US go home"
This is the 6rst tine. it is said, that she
has spoken since an attack of scarlet
fever left her deaf and speechless.
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Europ "a Anar.h,s,s.

ROME, Sept. THE anarchist prison
ers will be tried on the charge of con-
spring to assassinate Premier Crispi
Documents found in their lodgings
showed that they began plotting against
him and few days after Lega's futile at
tempt to shoot him. The prisoner Homo
guel, who is scarcely more than boy, is
compromised by letter which he had
written to dangerous anarchist 10 Flor
ence, but sill carried when he was ar
rested. In the letter he wrote:
Even the hero Lega failed, but there
are other comrades to succeed him, Their
arms will not tremble."
Seven anarchists suspected of compile
ity in the explosion OF the bomb in front
of the ministry of was last May have
been arrested Five have confessed.
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American vessels seized.

New ORLEANS, Sept. THE Asso-
cIated Press correspondent at Biuefelds,
under date of August 81, sends infoma
tion that a few days before Dctators
Cabtzas and Madriz committed another
outrage upon American. A launch
which steamed to the bluff july 6, with
several Mosquito and Jamaica negroes
was seized and brought TO anchor before
the Nlcaraguan government building.
Minister Madriz has given orders to con-.
ffscate the boat, as she played part.
though egainst the wishes of the Blue-
fields Banana Company. her owner, in
the murder of Nicaraguans.
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Sutcide.

ABERREEN, Wash Sept, Word was
received here this morning from Hoqulam
OF the suicide at that place of Mrs. Fl. A !:
Morris. The case is sad one, Mr.,
MorrIs, who had been sufferer from can
Ger, had been operated on last week at
the Fanny Paddock hospital, at Tacoma,
and died from the effects of the operation.
Mrs. Morris became very despondcnt and
seemed brokephearted. She was heard
by the family to leays her room and go
outdoors, but nothing was thought or 1t.
until the family became alarmed at her
long absence. A search was made, and
she was found hanging to a tree in the
yard, stone dead. The rope that she used
was too long, and she leaned forward and
strapgled herself to death. She was we'll
known and respected.
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Killed Each Other.

BURNS, Or, Sept. S-Last Thursday
night, lu Scott B ,iie,'s saloon, Til Glazs
and Bud Howard shot and inatsntly
killed each other. Their trouble grew
out of O horserace on the Burns track
Bpth men had made records of their kino
Giazs bad killed hIs man at Prinevllle,
where he formerly lived, and Howard
his while temporarily absent from the
the state in Montana. Tbe.latter, also, 1t
is eaid, ,hsd served in the Oregon peniten
tlary. Jake Parker, j,ckey for Glaze, is
under arrest as an accompl ce. A coro-
ner's inquest was held. Justice OF the
peace ". g. Byrd acted as coroner, and
W. L. Marsden, NJ. D, made an autopsy
of the body of Howard in the presence of
the jury. The town is quiet. No fur.
ther trouble is anticipated, apd the race
programme is being carried out.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Held Up.

ASHLAND, Or. Sept. s-Mr. swanson,
San Francisco cattle-buyer, while en-
route to Klamath Falls, was held-up by
two masked men last evening, about 5
o'clock, near Shovel creek springs, on the
old Klamath Falls rad Swsnsen was
walking up the hill, and his companion,
boy, was driving team when two men
with WIncbesters ompelled him to throw
up his hands. Tney obtained only 81 so,
missing about $500, which Swanson had
On his person. The boy was not moles'ed.
The robbers said to Swanson, after search
ing him:
Hunger drives man to do almost
anything. partner. CD on, aud say moth.
ing about this"
The stage on this route has been
robbed several times in the same vicinity,
and probably the same gang laid for
Swanson, knowing that he was coming
to the county to Guy cattle, and thinking
he would have considerable money with |
him.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
CITATION.
iE STATE OF

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
Oregon for the County OF Wasco.
In the matter of the guardianship es
tate Of Nancy Stanley, an aged and Cita'ioh.
lnirm person.
To Nancy Stanley and Hans Lage, guardians OF
Nancy St nley an aged and intirm pei son, anu
ali other heirs and le9 9atees, known ana uhkho"h'
OF John Stanley, deceased: Greeting
In the name of the state of Oregon, you are mere
by cited and required to appear in the county eoul.
of the state of Oregon for the county OF asco at
the courtroom thereof at Dal!es CITY, ID salu
county. OIL Monday the third day OF september,
1894 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF tnat Gay, tis
and there to show cause, if any there be, ~hy tne
following described real property. towlt: Lots
nember one ~ two C), three (9 and four Sao S,.h :,
section thirty-two (32 in township three Csl nGl.h
OF ra;,os eleven Oil east of Willamette ner,ulan,
Containing l39 45-l0O and situated IN "asSo
county state of oregon; should not he sQa iGr Tue
support of Nancy Stanley. widow OF said 1"hh S'ah'
ley, deceased.
WINES. the Hon. Geo. T. Blaken,
Judge Of ahe said county court, with
the !. al OF said court affixed this
! SEAL Goth day of July, A. D. ls9l.
W. NJ KELSAT, Clerk
By f. MARTIN, Deputy.
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Taken by Surprise.

LONDON, Sept. IA Shanghai dispatch
says it is stated a strong force OF Japant Sc
troops have occupied an island in Society
bay. The Chinese were taken completely
by surprise and offered 10 opposition
1t il believed the intention of the JaDa
nese Is to hold 1t for the basis of opera
tioDs for au attack upon Port Arthur and
other Chinese ports.
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b sck here with here boiler burst
-Four OF the crew We're killed,
Indians Rurned.

PoKEeAMA, MINI Sept. THE bodies
of 23 Chippewa Iudians lie upon the
baked sands between here and Opstesd,
a small settlement on the eastern shore of
Mi'le Lscs. The news was brought by
courier. The Indians lett the reservation
two months ag3, and built buutlug
lodge on the FORK OF Shsdridge creek.
Chief Waucota, 'hig chief" of the party
perished with his followers.
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AuiGlGe.

SALEM, Or, Sept. s-Charlea E. Day
ton, sged sc, committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself through the
head. He was lying sick from stomach
trouble and bad brooded over bis illness
until his mind had become unsettled He
came here from Lansing, Mich, IN July,
1890. He vac capitalist and speculator
of considerable wealth, He left widow
and i've children. He wss a Grand Army
man and a Knight Temp'ar. He served
in the SeyeRsh Illinois infantry and was
wounded before Donelson.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
Flour for China.

San FRANcIsoo, Sept. Z There is a
great rush of work at the Pacific Mail
dock at present, principally due to large
shipments of -four TO China. Tue river
steamers Nary Garrett and T. G. Walker
were at the dock yesterday unloading
large cargoes of -four. The Belgac will
take out very large cargo. SteVedores
will work dav and night unloading and
loading the Beigic, who will sail Satur
Qay
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Disastrous Fire

MAssILLoN, O., Sept. l0-Twcnty
acres 10 the heart OF Dilton. o. were de
va-tated by fire between 2 c'tleck and
daylight this morning. Over so houses
were DESTROYED. and the loss is beyond
computation insurance is most nothing
Assistance was sent by SPECIAL trains
from Massillon, Oreville aud Canton .
The village water supply was soon cx.
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hausted and wells AMI cis;erns empted i.
Early in the morning rain began 10 fall
and the flames died out. The fire is sup
posed to be incendiary.
The fire originated in stable where
tramps were making their quarters. The
loss is estimated at 100000. The streets
are flied with homeless women and
children.
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Forest Fires.

BEssEMER, Sept. 10-The entire city
fire department and several hundred citi.
zens were fighting fire al last night in
the vicinity OF GogebIc mill. Had the
fire reached the mill and an explosion
followed, the entire city would have been
demolished and hundreds of lives lost,
as the mill has large dynamite stock on
hand. A strong wind prevails, and the
danger is not yet over.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
Ammunition shipped.

New HAVEN. Sept. The Wincbes-
ter Repeating Arms Company of this city
has just completed and shipped to the
Chinese government 100000 rounds of
ammunia'ioD. 1t was sent by rail to the
Pacific coast
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Raging Minnesota.

SAUK RAPIDS, MINI. Sept. 10-Forest
fires are raging in Morrison and the
northern part of Benton counties. Tie
wires are down west of Mora aud nothing
hiss been heard from there today, but in-
coming trains say the fire is abating
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
The Pope as IA Mediator.

LONDON, Sept 10-A special dispatch
from Rome says the pope is said to have
expressed a wish to arrange the troubles
between China and Japan, but was pre-
vented by France, who feared the inter-
vention of the church would undo the
work France was carrying on in the East.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
cosIMoN COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting of the common
council was held at the council chambers
last evening.
Present-Hon G v. Bolton, mayor; G.
F. Lauer, NJ. 7. Nolan, q. G. Eshelman,
s, s. Johns, T. Joles and r. B. Hood,
councilmen.
The object of the meeting was to discuss
the question OF constructing general sewer
age system.
The protest of VI. T. Nolan and G. F.
Lauer against the validity of the election
of R. B. Hood was read, and on motion the
same was indefinitely postponed.
On motion it was ordered that the coun-
ell proceed to constru t the necessary sew
in Washin. .ton. Laughlin and Union
streets, and laterals in alleys. The sewer
in Union street was to be extended up that
street and connect with the one now in
operation.
On motion it was ordered that the coan
Gil proceed to construct a terra Gotta sewer
on onrt street beginning at the river. and
continuing southerly along said street to
Fifth, earte'ly to Washington, southerly to
Fulton, and easterly to Laughlin and thence
southerly to Alvord avenue.
1t was ordered that the above sewer be
constructed of the following sizes: From
the riv,r to Fourth street. l6 inches; Fourth
to intersection of Washington, II inches;
the remainder to be inches in diameter.
On motion it was ordered that the mayor
appoint comm ttee of three disinterested
parties 20 determine the st of the above
system of sewerage. Mr.. c. }. Crandall
submitted plan of one crossings, and his
report was accepted.
The following bills were ordered paid
W H Butts, street commissioner .s35 90
Hugh Glenn, mdse se............. l 70
II Blakeney, hauling ............ 46 90
w NaddrOn. labor. ...... 7 90
The Dalles Lu Co mdse ......... 50 73
Maier h Benton, mdse dse........... 25
1t was ordered on motion that the matter
OF a sidewalk OH Fourth street, which is
considered dangerous, be referred to the
committee on sire is and public property,
with instructions to repair the same.
The matter of fixing portion of the
city Jail was REFER, d to committee on streets
and public property, wit full power to act.
The matter of placing water trough in
the East End for the accommodation Of the
public was referred to the committee on fire
and water.
The meeting adjourned subjec: to the
call of the mayor. J
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Crew All ed.

PoRr LOUISE, Mauritius, Sept, THE
British steamer Tannandic, trading be-
tween Mauritlus and Bombay, has put
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prR,Yc SOrlCE-LOsT.

rJ,HE RECEIPT ISSUED BY RECEIVER OF
the U. s. land Office at The Dailes oregon 10
L Pratt May 7. 1891, for swA OF Sec 3d. Twp P T. l.
Fwp Is. of IS Z, has been lost mislaid and has
not been recorded or transferred to any one. My
right. title AID interest remains the same as When
rsceiyed and that on the Sd OF September, 1891,
will apply at the U Land office at ] he Dalles Tor
payment L. rhaii'
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A Romance of The WORLDS Fair.

HELENA, Mont, Sept. 5-Mrs. Aaron
Herschfeld has brought suit for $1,000
damages against j. d. Herschfeld, the
millionaire banker of this city, and his
wife. Mrs. Aaron Herschfeld was Miss
Della Hogan, beautiful Irish girl of He
lena, and her husband is a wealthy
younger brother of Banker Herschfeld.
The Herschfelds allege that Della's two
brothers, at the point of revolvers, COM
PEELED young Herschdeld TO Marry their
sister while the young couple were visit
ing the Chicago fair last summer. Della
alleges that Mr. aud Mrs j. ID. Herself
field induced her husband to begin suit to
annul the marriage. Hence her claim for
damages.
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Sensitive Ahont His Age.

When distinguished man like NJ. Gre
Wy 1fused to tell his age, surely ordinary
women may be excused for so purely fem
inine a weakness. BY his subterfuge the
president misled his countrymen into be-
lieving him to be six years younger than
he was, according to an anecdote as fol-
lows m. Grevy was always very reluc-
tant to tell his age and openly admitted
that reluctance. At dinner party given
by one of his friends in 1879 the future
president of the republic said, with smile,
People may try as much as they like,
they will never know my real age And,
in fact, when NJ. Horold, who was some
time minister Of the third republic, en-
deavored to obtain definite particulars OF
NJ Grcvy's age for a new edition of Va
pereau, NJ. Grovy persistently refused tC
supply them. The archives of Mountsous
Vaudrcy were burned in 1918, he said
and you must do the best you can. Yor
will get no information from me. As
consequence, all NJ Greyy's biographer
gave the year 1913 as that of his birth
while in reality he was born in 1907. -
| Paris Letter
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A New Yorker who looks sharply after
his intcrc IS had q small Yacht towed to q
Brooklyn basin for some repairs He went
over that evening and found that nothing
had been done 1t was dark, after 9
O'Clock, but he promptly went to the house
of one of the owners Of the shipyard The
man himself came to the door. In his
arms he carried baby Tho caller want
ed to know why the matter had not been
properly attended to-why somebody had
not been put to work ut once TO strip the
yacht and TO do several other things He
was pretty severe about If too. The ship
yard man apologizcd for his remissncss
my baby" ne said, lis i'll, and l was
careless, / am afraid, about carrying out
your directions, but I'll go right down TO
the yard now and attend to the matter
myself You see, l came up here, " he
| added, explaining still further, "to see my
baby and left the work In the hands Of
some one else. I'm sorry you are dis
pleased" "
"All right, said the yachtsman, less
! sharply. Please go down as soon as you
| can"
The next day when the New Yorker
went to the shipylrd he found everything
satisfactory
Il SEQ you cymc down last night and
attended u IL yourself, - lac said, and ther
| he asked more pleasantly, How is youl
baby"
She died shortly after left the housC
for the yard last night, answered the
| other in low voice.
Just an incident in everyday life-Nev
| York Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Flour weak; win
ter super. SslUD2 20; winter extras, S225
Q2.4O; No. winter family, S2.4082,bJ; Penn
sylvania roller straight, S2.50U265i western
winter clear, S2lOa2G0, Wheat easier, quiet,
with j6Ilc. bid and j3sc. asked for september.
Corn nominal; with G2l6c bid and 68o. asked
for September. Oats dull steady; with 3j4c.
bid and 3j4c asked for September. Beet
steady; family sl00l2, extra mess, S.; beet
hams, S22; city extra India mess, Sl6Ul9
Pork firm; new mess, Slj25Gl5j0; extra
prime, El3Nl35I, family Sl62la 1850; short
clear, sl50 1850. Lard higher; western steam
S0GglO city, $3.50 $3.50. Butter steadier
state dairy, 4"29c.i do. creamery, lsn281ac
Pennsylvania creamery prints, fancy, 22C.; do
choice, 2UU4lc.;do. talr 90 good, l7NlJc. priut
iubblug al &c. Cheese dulli New Nort
large, oIlu13c.E rWu| sAgLlO &c.; part skins
l0sl6c.. full seim-. al3ac Eggs lirmer; New
York and tt g.,a....,, 4-as4oUse,i so house
lA,ptgl0o.; western fresh lf0.-'l0i southern
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