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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02
WITH THE MINING MEN.
Trading More Active Today Than
lIerotoiore-Seyeral Transfers
Made.

Today's proceedings at the mining
stock exchange were characterized by
greater activity, business and vim
than has shown itself since the organ
izatlon Of the enlerprIsiug association.
The enthusiasm manifest, however,
seems to oonfine itself 10 certain mem.
bora, whose names appear in nearly
every days report, the other membeEs
apparently beiHg somewhat backward
In coming forward.
Herman HIN figures very contpicu.
ously in each days call, and he could
very appropriately be termed "the
gianp Of the stock exchange. DsWiIt
B. Lowe also has shown him.
self to DO full Of push and
energy anu ptoves a very valu.
ablo adjunct 10 the organization.
Ho was iaboring under the dissdvau.
tago OF "a bad cold today and hence did
not do much In the way OF mailing
himself heard. Other very active
members are Colboru, Thompson, Ry-
An, Hudeon, ana by the way, Judge
Morris Somner has begun 10 work
his way TO the front
CONTRARY to expectations, tue result
Of Tuesday's election fOt members was
not made public today, but the nu-
nouncomont was made that Secretary
Hin would mail to the successful can.
didaioB communication apprising
them Of their election, providing, how
ever. that they had compiled with Tho
rules And regulations and put up theif
initiation fee OF Sg5. This msrniug's
call fixed the following figures
LISTED STOCKS.
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Itaid on nssashIaer..

LITTLE Rock. Arb, Jau. 2.-Depuiy
u. .. Msfshai Watkins made n raid on
mooBahinets In Harvey county last
night, capturing two stills and eight
men. Two moeRshlners are supposed
10 have been killed. The raid was
maze from Center Point The slills
we're found IA a guleh In = nely strip
Of county. Tue posse by q forced
march surrounded the men, surprised
them at work and captured them after
n sharp fight. The largest OF the stills
had q capacity II 100 gallons n day, the
smaller turning ou; nf.y gallens daily.
The eight sinners were lodged In the
peniientiary.
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WENT our 40 KILL.
, story OF Fall. Confession and vsn-
EsAnes.


Nyw Yoms, Jan. 2.-rho Journal
EiWIn Hnllenbaoh's motive for
r.Iiibg AT William 4. Bobinson's h0m0
IN Msnday morning before dawn,
sfeutlng him from sleep and trying TO
Am MIN. have besn discovered. The
Incidents that preceded the attack arc
n dafk ptory Of y wiiu's downfall, her
confession 10 her husband, his purpose
10 Kill Robinson, TO kill his vile ana "
then kill himself.
IN tnnspirea that Mrs. Hallonbach
aeepmpanied Robinson to the south
Ferry MOTEL ON Saturday last. 10 IL
r,ntended that this Is tho only coca
ion that Robinson took her there or
anywhere else. Hallonhlch received
iuiofmatiou from one Of his ifionds
Who had been watching Mrs. Hallen-
4sllh, u her visit to the South Ferry
q ul with Robinson, and tho name
der which they regiatsfed.
q nccuged his wife Of ditloyally and
' .,se-.sfssed her guilt. Ho then load.
ed wo ruvolyers and put extra cart
ridge, fer each In his pocket. He also
Iut akniie IN his pocket. AZ he has
since told friend, no had formed 4
plan II Vengeance. HallUnbach then
ordered his wife to direct him 10 Rob.
ins'nis house, and Monday's sonsatiou-
ai affair, In when Robinson was shot
three times through tue body, and his
brother, John, received wound In
iha hand, followed.
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"Nathan Ddu" Dead.

Provo, Utah. Jan. ., ls06.-LAsl
evening. at tho residence OF his son.
in-law, Captain CAnnAn, J. t. Row.
land (NathSn Dau. OF LsyelD olod
from general debility. He was born
at Leysll, Wales, December 7. 1915
For many years he was a resident oil
MIL Creek, BAlt Lake county, but for
the past two and halt years he lived
with his son'in.lAw ~ Provo. Ho was
extensively Known among tho Welsh
people a. poetic writer.
Ths funeral will be held tomorrow,
Friday, at p, N. at the Third waru
meeting house, Prove.
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no NOT WANT WAR.
New YsrL business men Adopt Peace
HssoIstisnA

NEW YORK, Jan, AIT = meeting
Of the chamber OF oommsrce today,
tho committee on foreign commerce
and rovsnue laws, contisling OF Francis
r. ThuTber, Gustav II. hehwab,
Stephen w. Carey and William II.
Robertson reported the following reso.
luton; Resolved, that ths chamber OF
commerce VI the state Of New York,
being profoundly impressed with the
gravity OF the situation, which threat
ems the peace, now and happily 40 long
existing between Great Britain and
the United States, appeals 10 the com.
mon sense aud common ihteTestH Of
the people OF both countries to avert
ths calamity OF war, by resort 10 arbl.
trstion or other friendly negotiation
which 40 often has been found TO bs n
sufficient and satisfactory mode OF set
tlinR International disputes anu TO
wklch both governments stand com.
mitted by profession, precedent and the
humanitarian spirit OF the age.
Accompanying the resolution was an
fddts,s In the same tenor 40 tho Tesolu.
ton which lcited many instances In
which osnuoveTties between the
Unitsd States anu foreign nations had
been settled by Arbitration.
Carl SchuTE spoke Ia favor OF the
resolution and sufrn tied a proposition
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A BATTLE ON CUBA.
The Spanish Forces Supposed 10
Have Been Defeat d.
THE CUBASs MAKING FOR HAVANA.
"0nlclal" statement 10 the Eject that
the Insurgents Were Pot
10 Flight.

HAVANA, Jau. Am engagement
between the Spanish troops ana tho
Insurgents has taken place nj Ell
Estanlo, south Of Alfonso MI, not far
from the frontier Of tho province Of
Havana. TIE official announcement
ssJs the troops captured the insur.
gents'l robllion, but the loss 10 the
enemy IL not known. IL IL admitted
that two Spanish officers and lour col.
diers were killed and nineteen wound.
cd. Tho insurgents, following their
usual tactic, did net attempt de.
olsive engagement, but after = Skin.
mlsh proceeded westward, devastating
the oeuntfy. Tho authorities here, IN
announcing this skiTmish, nddsd the
significant statement that thu troops
were moved closer 10 the province
Havana, which would indicate that
the spanish forces are once more To
retreat. Later In the day u was m.
nouncsd here that further fighting be-
tween tho SpAniaTds and the Cubabs
had taken place In the vicinity Of
IL EstantAtc, which leads the people
hero 10 believe the Insurgents 10 have
boen Ia pursuit. Of the Bpanbh troops
In that Vicinity. The latter were com.
maudod by Col. GlAvis, who was also
In command OF the troops In the httt
engagement In that vicinity, which
seems 10 DO n confirmation Of the sup
position that the Spaniards were
wofsled and that the CubAns are maxi
lug for tho frontier Of the province VI
Havana.
IL was announced this afternoon that
Fslipps RiderigueE, the insurgont
leader, had been killed in the battle.
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ATrACKrD TIIE wnoNG MAN.
a chicago nAgIsira,o TiiIs n Fooi-
pad,

CHICAGO, Jan. Justice Jarvis
Blume, VI tho West Chicago avenue
police station, was passing underneath
tue alley 81" structure ut Thirteenth
street at 1880 o'clock this morning, In
company with his daughter May. two
masked mGn sptaug from the shadow
" the structure and attacked the mHgls-
rate. Ono OF them threw his arms
about Mi. Blumo's usok and tried 10
strsnglo him. The other made an Al.
Tempt TO aud his pocket book.
Justice BlumS has had experiences
with robbers before anu knew what TO
DO, Making isint 10 Gh,lsI tue fobber,
he drew his revolver anu hrsd without
IN inaianps warning.
The man uttered cry OF pain and
tried 10 run. He went fsw steps ana
fell with blood streaming from a wound
In bis abdomen. Before the police ar
Ilyed the man was dead.
Seeing the man TALL, Justice Blums
turned his revolver upon tile other
mpn who Was tryiRg 10 escape and
fired several shots after him. None Of
Tue bullets took effect NJ far Rs 10
SHOWN.
The magistrate had been spending
'ho evening with some friends ut tho
stamford hotel, Thirteenth street aud
Michigan avenue, aud remained after
Tue cable cars had stopped running.
Wi.h his daughter he was walking
over to State street when attacked.
After Ihs shooting tho two went 10
Mo Harrison street police station and
Told what had occurred. The patrol
wagon was sent out at once and tho
man found lying on the spot where he
TELL The dead man was taken TO the
morgub. No clue was found In the
clothing that would lead - tho mana
Identity. Among the papers In his
pocket was n vaccination certificate
made out 10 John Kelly. Letters also
were found which bore various names,
asiollowu
NJ, Is. +, Well9, Youngstown, Ohio;
John dingle. Az Penn Avenue, Pitts.
Ohio.
Juitice Blume was attacked by foot.
iaus three years ago IA DispiRihaa
street between Washington and Msdi-
h,n street,. He was then = justice at
vac Detplaines street police court and
huH on his way home from tho police
court about O'Clock In the morning
When attacked. He was carrying a
revolver IN his OutHlde overcoat pocket.
10 ORDER 10 save himself hs fired at the
ioollads. At nIst It was thought he
hAl shot one, but the two men escaped
Huu nothing was over heard Of thSm,
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NEW York, Jan. 2.-Hersaiter the
Aifo-Amorican citizens II this city
viii celebrate the anniversary OF Pfefi.
dent Lincoln't emancipation proclaim.
alton. About two months ngo several
young men organized the Young Memo
Civic league, the purples OF which 10
TO keep M inteTVtt In Emancipation
Day" Tue frat celebration was held
last night whom about 500 oolofed peo-
pie assembled Ia tho old 81. MarS's
church and listened 10 speeches.
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STATE Agricultural Moeiing.

The State Agricultural society held a
special meeting In the probate court
room In tho Joint city aud county
building ut 1890 this moruing. The
opening address was delivered by
President A. a. Mills, professor VI Rg.
riculture at the Agricultural College At
Logan.
Discussion was next INDUCED In
by Vice President hvber Bennisn, OF
TayloTsyllis, aud n. Jensen Of Mil
Greek, Salt Lake county.
Secretary Phillip A. Dix then dis-
oussed "the principles and law npplica-
BILE to agriculture and what TO avoid"
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PEORIA, Ills, Jan. 2.-Peter 6ohsTtE,
In the banking and lumber business al
Motaniota, and In the grain bushes,
at Melamora, Low Point and CGEsn0-
via, made an assignment this morning.
The liabilities are 500, 900; the assets
over $3.50, 900.
NEW York, Jan. 1.-The schedule
in tho assignment VI Howard X.
BArras, stock broker, show the liabill.
ties are tl56, 2s3. aud tho nominal A..
sets $3.50, 0sl; actual assets, 1922, 1855.
The 5taney Bradley publishing
company has assigned 10 II, w.
knight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02

q Peoria railroad, 81. Louis &
chicago fhilRay.
10 Connecting Lines and AGENT;
Tho 81. Louis * Eastern Railway
company has acquired by pui chase tho
frllroad properly known as the North
d south railroad, {, line extending
rom Mount Olive, Ill.,, to Springfield,
III
ihe lease Of this property TO the
Chicago, Peoria d 81. Louis Railway
Company expired December 81, 1896,
anu The North d south railroad (Dtnef.
wire kaswn ~ tho 81. Louis q Chi.
Gag } Will, commanding January J.,
lbv1i be operated by tue 81. Louis d
Eastern Railway company.
WILLIAM T.. GUY.
pfcsiuont.
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Tor tho appointment OF board OF In
curry or advisory council, 10 be COM
posed OF men Of International renown,
which was accepted ne an addition 10
the original resolution.
Chaflrs Stewart read from the re.
ports Of Secretary Of War Lamont to
snow "" are not In position to resist
inc operation VI great navy like that
Of Great Britain.
Alter several others had spoken the
resolution and accompanying address
were adopted with bui Elk dissenting
votes.
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OMAHA, Jan. 1.-The improvement
In tho Overland limited services inaug-
uTatsd was the occasion for a large
gathering Of local railroad mon this
morning, whom the California flyer via
Union Pacific and Northwestern aT-
rived at the union dspotat $50 o'clock.
Several hundred people inspected the
new palace combination cars. IL was
the first trRns.oontinental passenger
which ever LETT Omaha without sep
Arate baggage car and smoker. The
elegant appointments Of the new cars
arc expected to contribute largely 10
the comforts OF the Overland limited.
The bus Ms Of the Overland flyer
has improved seventy per cent sinoe
the service WAS inauguTated.
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Eh. PhIIsasInhln s,rir,..

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2. Tho men
who nave been oanvsssing the conduc.
tors and moiofmon regarding another
tiriko report the sentiment nearly
unanimous la favof OF strike. IL 10 be-
lievsd another big tic up will ba order
81 10 begin tomorrow morning.
Eugene V. Debs has heon sent for.
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INV YomS, Jan. 2.--rhe Horald's
correspondent In Rio de Jauoito,
Brazil, sends word that It IL reported
In official circle, that the government
will send a note 10 the Brtish min.
luier tomorrow to the effect that
Brazil will reject the prUposal 10 sub
NIT 10 arbitration the dispute over the
possession OF the island Of Trinidad.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan. AR.
turo Aonsm, general manager OF the
Monterey and Mexican Gulf railroad,
passed. through here yesterday with
President q. Il. Huntington and other
officials Of the Southern Pacific, look
ing 10 tho sale or Lease OF the Monterey
ANA Mexican Gulf railroad TO the
Southern Pacific company. IL 10 q
woll.knOWn fact that the Southern
Pacific has boon negotiating for some
time past for tho sale or lease Of the
Monterey a. Mexican Gulf line. The
acquisition Of this limo and It's opera.
ton In connection with the Mexican
International railroad, which In owned
by the Southern Pacific, would give
the latter corporation the most ValuR.
bio railroad systom In Mexico.
August TTezz, the president Of the
Monterey & Mexican Gull line, is now
Ia belgium, Rnd 1t 10 stated that he
mas empowered Mr.. Monom 10 clOse
the deal In behalf Of the Belgium bOnd-
holders.
A representative was recently sent
irom New York to mako report 10
President Huntington and u 10 said TO
have been highly favorable for the
purchase OF the property.
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Nkw YoRR, Jan. 2.-Aii,s Alice
Iwomblsy, the eldest daughter OF Mr..
anl Mrs. ii. Mex. Twombley, died at
NE nome OF ner parubts at Madison,
~ - last night, Of pneumonia. Mr..
all hIs. pwombley's second dAugh.
W Ruth, has been very III lately and
y 5le Time her condition seemed SO
.t'ious that there was possibility Of
NC holiday party NJ Blltmore, but an
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Cnnl for the Poor.

A carload OF coal for the poor has
been received by Ex-Governor A. l..
Thomas, as president Of the Associated
CHARITIES In this city, from John J..
Cotts7, OF Ogden, through the SRenoy
OF the Hahn. Bambergar coal csmvapy y.
The lusl viii be distributed to the
poor.
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an IapARrIaL FINDING.
The ysntEusIan commission Free In
It's Investigations.


wAsusaTos, d. O., Jan. lit Il
uthoritAtiVsly stated In behalf Of the
administration that the Ncnszuslan
commission will be absolute master OF
Its own procedure, fixing the tins and
place Of lite meetings aud Determining
for itself whether or not IL shall visit
foreign onuntTieF; what class Of evil
denos may be taken into confederation
and now the interested govetnmt nts
may be represented before the tribunal.
This Independence OF action IL deems 4
necessary tsBseuru to ths eommlssio n =
findings thst degree Of weight and re-
spect among other nations that ca be
attained only through a knowledge
that thu body 10 free from any restraint
or obligation to tho United States gey-
ernment. Our government will occu.
py a status OF exact neutrality lin the
proceedings.
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University Suspension.

All formal eIetoises In the Uniyer.
atty Of Utah will DO suspended on
Monday, January 9th. on account OF
inauguration Day. BY order OF tue
president. ID. II. ALLEN,
Secretary,
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-The following
noIice has been posted by Preaido nj
w. G. Guy, OF the 81. Louis * East
srn X. II. company;
~. Louis & Eastern company,
owning and operating also 81. Louis
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III. sultan WIN Listen 90 tho Powers.

CoNsTAsTINoPLE Jan. .. - Tho
Turkish government has accepted the
offer Of the representatives OF the pow
srs TO mediate between tho Porto and
the Insurgents OF Zeltoun, who are
surrounded by Turkish troops.
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INV YOKY, Jan. 2.-FrSderlck b.
Coudett Jr., raid today that hts father
had formally accepted the Venezuelan
commhslouership tendered him by
President Cleveland.
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followed by seversl others from out
side points. Tue society meet again
this afternoon.
The record-union., 1896-10-18
Manufacture of Fine Wire.

In an address by Thomas Morris be-
fore the Staffordshire (England) iron
and steel works managers on the re-
markable achievements that have been
reached in the manufacture of fine wire,
the interesting fact was mentioned that
the lecturere had been presented by
Warrington, the wire manufacturer,
with specimens for which some 81 81
per pound were obtained, or more than
SS,60U per ton-drawn wire, largely
used in the construction of piano and
other musical and mechanical instru-
ments Among these specimens also
was pinion wire, at market price of
S21 go per pound, or $43, 200 per ton-it
took 1o4 hairsprings to weigh an ounce
of 1872 grains; q ,000, 900 of these were
required to make a ton, and, taking one
to be worth cent and half, the value
of a ton of these cheap little things ran
up to over $400, 900. The barbed instru-
ments used by dentists for extracting
nerves from teeth were even more ex-
pensive, representing some 81, loO,OOO
per ton.
The record-union., 1896-10-18
Horticultural School for Women.

The first horticultural school for wo-
men in Germany was opened at Fride-
nau, near Berlin in the autumn Of 1894,
and it will graduate its first class Of
seven members next fall, says Garden
and Forest" One of the graduates Will
then assume the position of teacher in
a similar school recently established in
Riga, in Livonia- On the 1st of October
next still another institution of the kind
will be opened on the estate of Baroness
Rarth- -Harmating near Plauen, in Sax
ony. The courses of study extend over
two or three years, and include not only
the various branches of horticulture,
but also fundamental and scientific in
struction and such knowledge of busi-
ness methods as is needed for the sue
cessful prosecution of commercial gard
ening. Emphasis is laid upon the fact
that the new work thus made possible
for women is suitable for those of the
cultivated classes, and not for unedu-
Gated or semi-educated rustics.
The record-union., 1896-10-18
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
The Week Closes With Quiet Trade in
Local Circles.

The Week Closes With Quiet Trade in
Local Circles.
Sacramento, Oct. 18th.
The week closed with quiet trade in loca
produce circles.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FLOUR-Family Extras, 50 20 per 10t
FRUIT-Limes, 10c dozen; Cocoanuts
loc each; Lemons, 20440c per dozen, as tC
SIZE; oranges, 20Q50c per dozen, as to size
Bananas, 35c per dozen; Pineapples, 800
soc each; Apples, sc per ID; Pears, Sc pei
10; Peaches, Sc per fb; Strawberries,
baskets for 25c; Cantaloupes, 5Q1oc each
Watermelons, 5Q20c each; Nectarines, 81
per To; Grapes, &c per b. Cranberries, 15C
per quart.
DAIRY PRODUCE-Butter-v Valley, 3Oc
per roll; Petaluma, soc: Creamery, 55c
America, l5c; Eastern Creamery, 15d20c
Genuine Swiss, 40c; American Swiss, soc
Martins Creamery, zoe; Romatour (sum
mer cream), 30c each.
Y-Turkeys-I4ive Hens, 14C
pei. ID: Live Gobblers, lie; dressed. 15c
Chickens--Hens, Coo each; Roosters, soc
Spring, soc; Broilers, soc; Tame Ducks
EGGs~caiifoorniaa. Ii orr a.'fi soas5o per dozen
Eastern. Csc per dozen.
VEGETABLES-Onio 11ac per fb
Gaooage cap 1SP &c per ID; Garlic. SC per 1b; Pota
Peas, &c per 10; Bunch Vegetables, 121ac
per dozen; Lettuce. three for SC; Wax
Beans, &c per 10; Tomatoes, &c per 10
Green Peppers, &c per ID; Green Corn
Zoc per dozen; Yellow Squash, &c per ID
Okra, 10c per 10; Lima Beans, sc per 10
Shell Beans, &c per ID; Sweet Potatoes, 21ae
per 10; Green Beans, sc per 10.
MEATS-Beef-Pri Rib Roast, 121aQ
!5c; Loin Steak, 1212415c; Rump Steak
loc; Chuck Roast, f0c; Rump, Sc; Brisket
&c; Chuck Steak, 10c Veal-Loin and Rit
Ghops (ihs ,p;, l5G; Roast Veal, I2c. Mutton-Leg
ll412l2c; Loin and Rib Chops, 121hc; Nut
ton Stew, Sc: Shoulder Chops, Sc. Pork
fSQ12c per fb; COrned Beef, 8Ql21bc; Saus-
age, 1212c; Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon
sgl3t2c; Ham. l21aQ1319c
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay, soc pei
cwt; Wheat, soc; second quality, 45c; AL.
falfa, first cutting, 45G50c; second and
third cuttings, soc; Whole Barley. 81
Ggound Barley. 81 10; Feed Oats, 81 10d
l 80; MiddIings, e0c; Bran, soc; Straw, soc
COAL OIL-W Wholesale-Pearl, 1S15c: Eo.
Gene, 2012c; Elaine. 231ac; Star, lS1ac
Extra Star, 22Ac: Water White (bulk)
12lIc.
E-WholesaIe-Stove Gasoline
cases, l9l2c; Stove Gasoline, bulk, lac; S,
degree Gasoline. cases, 35c; Sc degree Gas.
oline, bulk, 20c; So degree Benzine, cases
l9e; 60 degree Benzine. bulk, lac.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CANDLES Whole
sale) 10 OF, 5l2c; II OF, 612c; IA OF, TAG
16 OF, Sc. Granite Mining, 10 o. &c; /.
OF. nc; IA OF, size; is OF, 9Ac.
The record-union., 1896-10-18

Dairy-Fancy 21c: good to choice, 1SG20c
lower grades, 14016c: Picked 15I17o
per 10; Firkin, 15q16c per ID.
CfiEESE-We quote: Fancy mild new,
9410c; Eastern, 12d13c per 10.
EGGS-20q25c per dozen for store and
2SQ3oc for ranch; cold-storage ranch. 20d
22c; Eastern, 1SQ224ac; Duck Eggs, 2Od22c
per dozen.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 13
@14c: Hens, 13G14c per 10: Young Turkeys
1501Ic per ID; BOOSTERS, 81 for old and So 30
al 80 for Young; Broilers, 50 25G2 80 foI
small; 81 5oG5 for large; Fryers, 50 1903
Hens, So 1904 SO; Ducks, $36l3 50 for old
81 5004 90 for young; Geese, 81 % per pair;
Goslings, 81 5001 10 per pair; Pigeons,
SlQ1 . per dozen for old and 81 5OQ1 "a
for young
GAME-Hare, 81 per dozen; Gray Geese,
81 so; Rabbits, $1@1 % per dozen; White
Geese, 15c0$1.