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pany, charges the West Town assessors
Office with a fiat demand for sz.50o in return
for a promise TO fix the taxes OF the
Crane company for the ensuing year Jacob
Horn, the West Town assessor, who rests
under the accusation. seeks TO protect him.
self by declaring he was compelled to order
from his office representative of the COM
pany tor alleged insinuations that IL would
be OF advantage to himself and brother TO
reduce the levy. Mr.. Crane insists MS
firm, through the man who attends 10 the
real estate was asked by a brother OF the
assessor to- pay a cash sum TO nave the
property scheduled as il should be.
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cialism among the Jews. Delegates from
the United Hebrew Trades reported quite
an increase in wages by strikes and a large
increase in membership. The general execu-
tive committee of the Socialistic Trade and
Labor Alliance has been informed that the
drawn from the knights of Labor, and also
that the knights of Labor varnishers Of
New York had withdrawn, in order to join
ance OF the United States and Canada,
which has been organized with trade union
fcrf1
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HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec. 30-Gov Coffin
this afternoon refused TO grant the requiss-
ton from Gov. Altgeld. OF Illinois, for the
extradition of w. j. Ennison, of Chicago.
Gov Coffin takes the ground that II Is q
civil case. and consequently Ennison Is
not fugitive from justice.
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A Grn.. Mido,y sucr for $50. 600.

KANSAS CITY. No., Dec. 3o.-Patrick II.
Soden. a capitalist OF prominence here. was
to-day sued for 10000 for breach OF promise
promised to marry her last September, but
instead married another woman the day
previous. Soden has three grown sons. and
Mrs Green Is for.y-hve years old. and was
deserted by her husband several years after
having been married 10 him twice.
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.Indignities,, a Cause for Divorce.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Dec. 3o.-Watson j.
Ferry a well-known lawyer. was to-day
sued for divorce by his wife, who Is said 10
bc a member OF distinguished New York
family The grounds given are simply I'm
d.gnities" Both parties TO the suit refuse
TO specify as TO the charges. Mr.. Ferry Is
q member OF the legal department OF the
Kansas City. Fort Scott * Memphis rail-
way and his wife was formerly society
leader here They have three children.
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Loan Associations I'm Trouble.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3o.-Attorney w. A. AID
erson, on behalf OF the State Treasurer,
filed petitions to-day asking for receivers
for the Trust and Fund Loan Association
and the National Guarantee and Invest
ment Company. 1t Is alleged that State
Supervisor Gray has made an examina-
tion OF the books OF both concerns and that
they are insolvent and being improperly
managed. The assets of the Trust Fund
Loan Association are given at $4,000 ard
the National Guarantee and Investment
Company at $4,000. Both are declared by
the supervisor to be insolvent.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 30.-If the regents
OF the University OF California and the
sent. a party of four astronomers will leave
for Japan on May 20 TO take observations
and photographs OF the total eclipse OF the
sun that will take place on Aug. Q. The
reason that the party will go to Japan Is
that the northern part OF that country Is
where the eclipse will be nearest total
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NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-The second days
session OF the annual convention OF the
Jewish speaking organization OF the Social
ist Labor party was well attended to-day.
Many leading delegates at Sundays session
strongly advocated the policy OF providing
ways and means for the agitation OF So
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Coal Boats Sunk and Man Killed.
Elevated Railway Collision.

CHICAGO, Dec. S0.-A collision occurred
this morning at the Lawndale terminus OF
the Metropolitan elevated railway, result
ing in the partial derailment of one OF the
trains and injuring more or less seriously
the following persons: JOS. Ashire, motor
man; John Truesdale, conductor; Otto
Weiskopft, police officer.
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White hoy KIN. a Negro.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 30.--Orville Has
kison, a fourteen-year-old white boy. killed
Frank Hopkins, colored, same age, to-
day The boys quarreled and Hopkins
borrowed a shotgun TO kill Haskison. The
latter grabbed the gun and shot his as
sailant
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PrIce Oh q INK AesesSOr.
CHICAGO, Dec s0.-Richard T.. Crane. OF
the Crane Brothers Manufacturing Com
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SPECIALS IN
WASH GOODS.

40 inch White India Linen. you would
willingly pay loo yard, for this week
0,C.
a. inch White Leno Lace Stripes, rs
to ! inch apart, worth f5e, at $40 yd.
Fast Black Lawn, in small and large
checks, p inches vide, value iSe, at
8 e yd.
81 inch India Pcrcalc, pink, blue. Law.
cndcr and white ground, In figures and
stripes, pretty tor shirt waists, sold else.
where ~ Istlc, for &c yd.
Duck Suiiings, light and dark grounds
with stripes. dots and figures, new coll
ors, entirely new styles, Tor l2!c yd.
Plain White Pique for dress skirts, ~
inches wide, at l2lc.
Lace Striped Eepherine, ia loyeliest
OF the new color combinations, paraded
as bargain elsewhere, at 25c, Tor l5c.
Fine and Sheer Tape Striped Dim.
tiles, that everybody wants, beautiful
quality, instead Of 2sc, we make them
l5c.
Manchester piques, In white grounds
with coloted figures and stripes, the
most seryicable wash fabric, our regular
ssc quality, Gu, this week TO loo.
Beautiful Imported White Lawn,
satin corded combination stripe, worth
soc at lSc.
La,es, and Finest in French Pieques,
white grounds with colorcd figures, cost
$50 to import, slashed to 25c.
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ALLEGED i,eeh,r. Id,nIn,d.

OMAHA, June ia special TO The
Bee " m Bate, Noo., says MtS.
Barrett scott was Oh the witness stand
today. she faced tho alleged lynchofs
OF her husband with flashing eyes
and, In y mast dramatic manner,
identified George Mulligau az one OF
the men VINO made ner husband
pritouer.
Toe general drlit OF the question, put
by the attorney for the defense dsNoi.
ope1 thc fact that ho would rndeayOr
10 bring out that other parties com.
United tile murder. Tne defense sK-
poets - prove beyond question that
Iho lyuching auiualiy occurred nj the
Poslelwsite house, IN Holt county,
aud that the discovery OF the body Ia
tne Niobtafa rIvor WAS part OF ths
general plan laid by the guilty par
tleJ.
The court room was crowded to su'.
location this Afternoon. A number OI
ladies were present
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poSrALtoNsuESs.
To be Held In Washington In NAY,
IsO5-Ubiect of the Gathering.

wAsiuSurOS, June co. Edward
Hohsn, VI Bsfnr, swiizsflnnd, director
VI the universal postal uniOu, who
has been ia conference with POslmAs.
ter General Wilson for several days,
completed arrangements for holding
tho postal congress In Washington
beginning the fitst wednesday 10
May, 1897.
The congress will be In seSsion seven
weeks, aud there Will he ABOUT 100
delegates present, representing every
civilized nation on tho globe. rne
univeTsal postal union has been In
existence about sixteen yCarp, aud tins
will be the third uuiygfsgl cuugrtssi
the others having boon held Ia Vienna
and Paris. They are held every ok
years. Tho delegate, % this congress
will have Authority from the naIlJus
they TspTuieut q sign agreements
binding thot respective govsrnmvnt IL
TO RdJIt tho recommendations VI tnis
cOugTess ~ 10 DsIteTmont OF lho
worlds postal iaciiitita.
Thu cnIei object VI tue congress Will
be 10 adjust mail regulations tue wufl 4
over on ~ universal basis, 10 iButease
| the rates uniformly on parcel post anu
|
registry regulations. Tnis governmr nl
has agrseI 10 provide the ordinary
COu veniencss for the congts's, such As
meeting place Nnd offices lot ia,
officers. Besides providing excursions
10 Indian Head, Arlington, An
nApons ami Getty sbItg ana other
entertainment, this government viii
probably undertake q give tho dele
gates au excursion by special tFAit
from WASHINGTON to San FrauclIco b,
way Of New Orleans, returning by way
OF Portland, 81. Paul and Chicago
Director HOnn speAke only his nHttN'
tongue aad the services OF nn interpte
ter were required on all bis conference
with Postmaster General Wilson ant
Assistant Postmaster General Nelson
Hu mas Expressed himself us Norl
agreesbly tufprlsej at the won
dsfiui postal facilities Of thia country
which easily SURPRISES all the world II
this service,
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Mrs.. pIis.II neItnstd.

PHILADELPHIA, Juuo l0.-Mg. ID.
F. Pnzsll, wife or widow Of tbs man
who ia thought to havs been murdered
by II. II. Holmes, In the conspiracy to
secure &c., 900 from the Fidelity Mu'
iusl LIis association, was today re-
leased from prison, where che had been
confined as a wltncts since the iirst
disclosures. She loft for her fathers
home la Illinois, and Will devote her
time to searching for her three missing
children, who were ut hrsS supposed 10
have been murdered by HOlurs, who
10 now Ia prison here awaiting sen
tence ioT conspiracy TO doitHud. IL
las beeu learned that tho children
wcro ia Detroit IN October, 1884, but
here all trace Of them IL lost. Holmes
has told District Attorney Graham
that the cllldTSn were abroad with
Miunie Williams, his one'ilmo sweet
heart.
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~ corb,u WI, Apologize.

NEW YoRIl, Jule 9O.-A report has
been circulated ia lhls city to the
eject that Manager Fleming Of the
National Sporting club has stated that
II C9Tbett and MsuRRer Brady will
apologize for tho alleged disrerpeotiul
manner Ia which they have spoken
and written OF tue clue, purse Of
5000 will DO offered for n contest be-
Iwupu COrbStt and Jackson In nu
interview William Brady thus die
eu.sed tho aituEtiOn:
"ApoloE.4s what for? Jim simply
gave his opinion Of tho men there A.
he found lnem. lie has inst night, i
believe, In this country. Engllshmen
who come mere express Themselves
freely ABOUT US At home, but when
they come back here they have not the
nerve ~ EIaud by their statements
Coruett IN an American aud Is lot
ashamed Of IT,"
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but u tAilsd, a Sheriff Bowers had
hreu Informed oi the plot several days
ago. and Uili GERS were wstcbing for the
would.be robhefi.
Al y. IN. Fred George and "Red"
Hutchins entered the bauk. George
pulled revolver aud called on Cashi.r
Heron to throw up hts hanIs. lie
Jroppsd behind the counter. Heorzo
aud HuiohiBa were quickly seiEsI by
Sheriff Bowers ami Deputy Shcuii
Bramlelti who had followed them into
the bank. T.. NJ. Kennedy, a livery
stable man, who was On quart VI tho
bank DIOR, and Robert o. Mcfarland,
who was Ia ohafgc Of team with
which the robbsfs Intended " escape,
were also arrested. Tue prisoners are
residents " the Syringe. II Is SAID
Hutchins IL the man who gave In.
form ton Of the plo, 10 the police.
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MInAUuLnIs EsCAfE.
WRECK OF n rrain on tho sisseuu'
knu-ss aud texas Nssn.


Anu-ss aud texas ussn.
HUuHION, Tex, June 20.-The
notthbound flyer Of the Missouri, Is Az
sis aud Texas was wrecked AZ a polLt
ten miles north Of hero last night. The
wreck occurred at u branch Of Whito
Oak bayou, which is usually dry, but
had been swollen by noavy raiuS.
Engineer Henry Garrett, when within
twenty yards VI the bfldge, saw u sag
and applied the air brakes which par
tially reduced tho momentum. The
engine stuck clDse to the ttncs, while
ths tender, baggage car, smoker aud
two oobchss left the track anu turned
over. Conductor johnson walked
back 10 Houston, a distance Of about
eight miios, And relief train was die.
patched ~ the scene with surgeOns.
Ihe wreck presented n horrible sight
aud how anybody escaped Infant
death Ia q miracle.
The injured wore brought 10 HouS.
ton anu placed In the hospital. 10 IL
feared some are iDjufed internally. The
tracks are blocked AMI II will be several
hours before 1t ~ cleared. There were
81 passengers on the train and cOnsid.
efing that two Of the coaches were IT,.
ducudi TO kindlinE wool, their escape
from death 10 miraculous. Two other
coaches were turned uptiio down.
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LACES.

White and Ecru Oriental l.aces, five
inches wide worth ssc, at l5c yd.
Seven inches wide, worth sos, at
l73C yd.
Ni1e inches wide, worth $50, at
2Cc yd.
Iem Venetian Lace, with out net
top five inches wide, worth 95c, at l5c.
Blight inches wide, worth 5se, a, 2oc.
Egru six Bourloa Lace, three inches
wide, worth 4Sc, al l5C.
Five inehe, wide. worth 4oc. at use.
Real Venetian Point Laces. a mag
nihceut assortment, ~ cCru and butter
color IN any desired width, to -
inches, all specially reduced tor this
sale.
nutcr Color Point Nandykc Lace,
Z inches wide. worth double, a; 25c,
3oc, 35c yd.
Ecu Lace, most exquisite designs,
from S to Is inches wide, from sSc IL
s. IS yard, all al SO per cent. below
value,
IS inch Butter Color Venetian Point
all over Lace, for covering yoke OF
entire Waist worth !r75. ior SLIGO
yd.
20 inch wide Ecru Mauresuuc all over
Lace. worth 3 %, at 81 90 yd.
Butter Color vandyke Point Vene,
tan Laecs, 4 inches wide, worth $50 al
coo.
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ron,Iei0d OF ctImInai LibtL

Tucson, ArlEoba, June io.--O. Dun.
bar, editor Of this Pnm1ix Gd=ttto,
was this evening iouad guIIy Of
criminal libel, tho Jury being out
twenty minute. Tue plaintiffs are
Governor Hughes, q. NJ. Bruce, seCte-
tSry Of Arizona, Francis J. Henoy,
cx.aiturnoy general VI the Iefrltoty,
anu United States Marshal W. j.,
Meade. The lib.lOus Article appeared
In the castle two years ago. Dunbar
will be ,eutencsi tomorrow. Tuo suit
was based upon an editorial which 90.
ycTely tootchrd the plaintiffs.
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OMAHA, June ia. Il. Nichols,
cashier Oi tue Peoples State Bauk OF
Liichnsll, NoO., wa. today indicted
W tue ielcrAi grand jury for clrculat'
inv counterfeit money. The bank
failed recently. II IL CLAIMED the
arrest will ptsclpliat, some startling
DISCLOSURES later over tie methods IN
lorcr At tho bank with which ho WAS
Identified.
Nichole seemingly worked alone.
The ofiiceb believe now that he We
tiuized many people while ho was
cashier by glvlng out the spurious
coin, aud are puzzled to know whsfe
he got his supply II he did not have d
small mint Of mis- own.
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New York, juno aO.-A quist
wedding took D!acs last night at tho
church of the transit suratlon on Gus!
T-snty-ninlh etrcsi, when David v.
Morris, son " the lale John 4. Nor
ti.. of West Chester, wHs marfieI u
Alec VauierWlt shepard, daughter OF
Inc lat. Elmott +. SHEPPARD, Of tnis
civ. THO ceremony was performed
bv III. Rev. DE Geo. HOughtpn, A.
lated by tue Raw. Dr. q. Down.
HiiiuemaB. owing 9 tho Teccnl
main of tho father ot the bridegroom
only few friends anu relatives were
tfrsent,
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Irr.EuIarllIe. a, miEhIsnhs.

DENVER, June Goa committee
rerouIly appointed TO investigate the
books Of the town OF Highlands, Den.
vrT's largest suburb, reported to the
city council last evening. The report
charged that certain books were burned
that they might not be examined by
ths committee. Various irregularities
Of a sensational nature are said to have
been discovered. rhs city attorney
was directed 10 institute proceedings
against all parties iuvUlvejV
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fapiily aud the government IL having
difficulty IN meeting its obligations.
TIE president Ia continually sur
rounded by guards.
The greater part Of the county was
devastated by the former revolution
and is not producing anything. IL II
claimed that the taxes on coiice pre-
vert It's cultivation.
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San FRANCISCO, juno 2O.-Lieut.
Milton r. Davis, now Stationed ut the
Preside, has brought suit 10 obtain "A
divorce from his wiie, Il aucho Bate,
tho scIfofs. The wedding snioh took
place year ago WAS "A great event in
local ycirty, but after living with her
husband three months Miss Bates
deserted him 81 return TO the stage.
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DIS NUISEs, Ia, June 2O.-rhs
blacx stallion, Joe Pa,chen, last even.
INK paced a mile Ia 2:0o over the Kite
track, making the fastest time u this
or any other year TO OATS iIr stallion,
snd the traoE was not lust Ia mat class
condition.
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INV YORS, Jane 20.-A special 10
tho HOrld from Colon aayS: The local
newspapers say tue Niehraguau canal
comm issioners Will probably come here
to inspect the Panama canal before
returning home, adding that their re-
port will bo u value TO the lsthmu.
anu msy srni the iRIo OF either or boIh
canals.
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where RIA VIII Train.

New YoRi, June eO.-Bob Fla
simmons, It IL reported, has decided to
tain for his fight with CorbeIt At
Coney lsland, anu tho house known
az thr Lewie Cottage, at West brign'
ton, has teen engaged for his training
Qunflefs.
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SEATTLE, Wasa.,, June 2O.-A Ere
this morning destroyed s20O, 900 worth
Of property Of the Consolidated Street
Railway company.
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NEW YoRIl, June GA Special 10
the BOy.d from Boguis, Colombia,
,ayi; -,
aiaImpd nj tho sprsaj Of the reSolu'
tlou. Tho rebel forces arc inoreasisg
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All out Black Iaces from I.s inch
cdging to as inches wide, all over net,
at prices that will astonish and please
you.
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AlIemnIea nnnL nnhhrrI.

soLohARo SPRINGS, Colo, Junn 10
Hlltm 4 wins maze this alleIn lOn
'op tho Exchange National baIb ,
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IiOUSEKEEPERS

mo are NtliGAtc,
run down. or
OycrwofErd, and
those who suE
fer noin back.
ache headache,
dragging down
sen sltion3 IN the
abdomen, aud
many other
symptoms Of de.
iingyn'put uftlic
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CHURCH BLANKS.
Printed aud For sale at
TEE DESERET news OFFICE.
SALT LAKE CITY.

cake Reports, ...............,..o..Cgc pOr doa
Nhrd k"porls, .,,...... .....,. ..,...-1o
Relief Society Reports. ........g5c
Primary Association Reports 80
y. l.. 81. /. \. ispor...,..,.....2.c
Y. ". NJ !. a. Reports, a,..,...gji
Elders Certificates. ..............gic o..
B.shops' Rscommeuds, books Of 50, zoe,
Or 100, 10y,
Primary Association Roll and Record
hooks, tl.oO.
y. l.. ". /. a. Roll aud Record Books.
Sl.tU.
Ward Records, / ar, sGoo! . a., $500.
tor. sl2On.
uigh Priests Records made 10 order
savsEtios' Records made to order.
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SIGNS on MouRSINd.

lANls, Jlne l0.-The klel cores.
pluen1 Of the GaulOis sayE The Rur.
rs'i NaIsnlps arc uesiTOus OF iaTtici.
,rs'ug III lho mourning Oi the French
yels upon tho occasion OF tho angi'
rLAiY ~ tho death 0i President
~ ''not lJuno GAM ana viii leave Klel
viz s,hpAhy w,tu tho French EuiIs
w uab- nj hsli.msst, The CduiOfi
M e, londent ADDS that the plsyius 10.
Ibs t w hoht am Rhine by the bRuus oil
II M n,l'lsh ilret has given riss 10 muou
The record-union., 1895-12-23
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, 81 2592 p
bunch: Pineapples, 30 5o@5 p dozen; Per-

TROPICAL FRUTT-Bananas. 81 25@2 p
bunch; Pineapples, 30 5o@5 p dozen; Per-
sian Dates. 41a@5c y d.
DRIED FkUIT-FolIowing are the prices
furnished by the San Francisco Fruit Ex-
change. The figures presented represent car
load lots. ApricoIs, firm; Apples, steady;
Prudes, strong, especially for larger
sizes; Peaches, quiet. Apricots-Fancy Moor
parks, 10@11c; choice do, 10c; fancy, exc;
choice, SC: standard, SC; prime, 71Sc. Apples
Evaporated, 4A@5c sun-dried, 3@35ac.
Peacnes-Fancy, 6e; choice, SC; standard,
41ac; prime, 4c; peeled, in boxes. l2@13c.
choice, &c; standard, &c; prime, &c. Dried
Grapes, C 2 D; Plums-Pitted, 4@41ac; un-
pitted, 1h@2Ec. Prunes-Four sizes. 4e.
Neetarines 61ac;. choice, &c; stand
ard, 51ac; prime, sc. Figs-Wnite, choice.
319@4c; Black, 20212c Raisins-In carload
lots. +. O. b. san Francisco in sacks or 50-D
crown, 2@2Ac; seedless sultanas, 354@4c;
seedless Muscatels, 21a@2s4c; Dried Grapes.
21ac; 3-crown London Layers, S5@90c p box
in 20-I boxes; Clusters, 81 1901 90; Dehesa
SO 6O@2 rs; 4-crown loose, s.; 4-crown
loose, faced So box.
-Creamery-Fancy, 23G24c; spe-
cial brands, higher; seconds. 21@22c. Dairy
Fancy. 2o@21e; good to choice. 1901 sc;
lower grades. 16@l7c. Pickled-1S92Oci
firkin, 17@19c.
CHEEsE-Fancy mild new. 9@11c; fair to
good, 79Sc Eastern, 120l3 $40 p ID.
EGGS-21@25c p dozen for store and 270
soc for ranch; Eastern, 20@21c; fancy East
ern, 22@25c.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 100
13c n; Hens, 12@14c; do, dressed, 1901 &c
p ID; BOOSTERS. S3 1904 for OLD and S404 so
for young Broilers, S3@3 so for small and
So 5oG4 for large; Hens, So 5o@4 so;
Ducks, S4 50@6; Geese, 81 50@1 rs 2 pair;
Pigeons, 81 dozen for old and 81 25
@1 20 y dozen for young.
AME-Ducks-Mallard.S So 5O@3: Tea, 81;
Sprig, So 25@2 90; Widgeon. 81 so; small
DUCK, 81 20; Quail, $1@l 121a; Gray Geese,
So so; White Geese, 81 25; Rabbits, 81
@1 so; Hare, S1@1 %; English Snipe,
80; common Snipe 81 25; Aonkers. $4;
Brant, 81 SO p dozen.