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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

What a difference, what vast diff
ference. there is in the yield of many
cows when they are first turned out
to pasture, writes a correspondent OF
National Stockman. The milk pals
fill up wonderfully, and the price OF
butter goes down accordingly as the
surplus is put upon the market. We
have become so used to seeing this
phenomenon that we give it no more
thought than the coming of the mos.
auitoes. and take it as a matter oi
course. AT least many of MS do. and
but a few lively dairymen. who profit
by the example that is so regularly
from It, All that makes this difference
is enough of the right kind of feed
The cows not only have enough feed
but 1t has the proper proportion o.
protein in 1t, and 1t also has succu
lence That is all there is to 1t, ex
cept the warm weather, which does no
compel them TO use a part of their feed
to keep warm. And all of these thing
we may supply in the winter IL we will
Cow peas or clover for the protein
roots or silage for the succulence, an,
a warm stall to keep out the cold, an'
our cows will hardly know the season.
without looking In the almanac. 4
vast number of COW owners will no
take the hint. but go on feeding corn
stalks In a cold yard: but few viii
prepare now by sowing some legumin
Gus crop TO get the nitrogen, and b,
raising roots or building silo to sup
ply the spcculence, and so have butte
TO sell when it is comparatively higl
In price. What are you going to d
| about It?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

which had spread OF wing of twenrys
Eve feet. They could perch on trees
hang against perpendicular surfaces.
such as the edge of a cliff, stand firmly
ON the ground and probably crawl on
all tours. with wings folded. The pte-
rcsaur did not have wings like those OF
bird. but thin membrane. such as
bat has, though it was supported diff
ferently.
These pterosaurs had immense heads
in proportion to the body. Some were
provided with teeth so that they could
swoop down upon the surface of the
water and catcn fish. Their habits are
thought to have been nocturnal
The pterosaurs had powerful chest
muscles, SO that they could give rapid
movement to their wings during flight.
The creatures had long tails. In some
instances the tails supported small.
leaf-like membrane, used as rudder in
fight. Such pterosaur is now on ex-
hibition at the Yale university mu-
scum.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
cops WORLD.


t, 40 not ask. nor hope. thai heaven
should be
,,ors beautiful than earth Is. In the
spring;
NJ see Gods handiwork. IN every
thing.
rye hath not seen, heart hath not an-
derstood,
Nor has the dull ear ever heard
Alright,
The beauty OF this earth that Goa
called good,
And new-creates with every seasons
flight.
And am sure that heavens pearly
!. not more utterly the work Of
God,
rhap some neglected spot where bios
SONS late
The last brave stalk OF autumn's
golden rod.
Fannie Pierce Iddings. in Farm
Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
The Knth par.

Prof. Max Muller of Oxford in a re-
cent lecture. called attention to thel
largest book in the world, the wonder
full Kuth Daw. II consists of 729l
parts in the shape of white marblei
plates. covered with inscriptions. each
plate built within temple of brick.
1t is found near the old priest cityi
OF Mandalay. in Burmah, and this tenn
pie city of more than 700 pagodas vir-l
tually makes up this monster book
the religious codex of the Buddhists.,
II is written in Pail. Rather strangeI
to say. it is not an ancient production.
but its preparation was prompted by
the Buddhist party of this century. It
was erected in 1857 by the command ot
,Mindomin. the second of the last kings
of Burmah. Home Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
The Buried cities of ceyron.

1t may be still counted among things
not generally known that in the luxur-
liant forests of Ceylon the ruins OF
cities are concealed not inferior in
holiness OF conception and richness OF
design to any in the world. They lie
in the northern half of the island, al
most buried among vegetation, and In
some cases still difficult OF access.
They have been smitten in bygone ages
by the fury of conquerors, they have
suffered yet more severely from the
hand of time. Trees have taken root
on walls and roofs and have wrenched
them asunder, the rank forest yegeta-
tion has buried ornamental carvings
and scultured figures. Yet what re-
mains is wonderful, and what would
reward excavation may be easily in
ferred. The ruins belong to very va
ried dates, some going back to well be-
fore the Christian era. others to three
or four centuries after it, while one
very beautiful and extensive group be-
longs mainly, If not wholly, TO COM
| paratiyely late period in Singhalese
| prosperity. the middle of the twelfth
century. Their connection with Bud
dhism is very close, the most conspicu-
Gus remains at the present times being
commonly temples, monasteries and
| dagabas-huge, dome-like structures.
which in magnitude are not unworthy
rivals of the pyramids of Egypt. One
OF the most remarkable of the groups
| Sc fol- he mo a n
city. A rocky mass arises abruptly
from the plain to a height of 1000
feet. The Slopes are now covered with
dense forest from the base almost to
the top, except on the space where q
gigantic stairway of granite slabs leads
up to the summit. This might well be
taken for a part of the natural hill, in
reality it is huge ruined edifice, the
remnant of dagaba, in the construc-
ton OF which millions of bricks have
been employed Near il are other dag.
abas of great size, and, besides these
rock-cut chambers and many other re
mains of the ancient monastery. The
city is associated with sacred memorie.
in the history of Ceylon. Here 1t wa:
that the nation in the third century
before Christ, adopted Buddhism. Go
tama himself is said to have visited
the island. the inhabitants of which
we're then snake worshippers. and t.
have converted the king. On seconC
visit he left his footprint on the rocl
as he rose into the air from the sum
init of Adams peak. But this sign Il
appropriated. as is well known, by tn,
followers of different creods to divers,
personages. The Mohammedans at
tribute 1t to Adam. the Portuguese
Christians were divided in opinion a
to whether 1t had been left by ST
Thomas or by the eunueh of Candace
queen OF Philippians. Indeed, som
critics. go so far as to doubt whethe
Buddha ever visited. Ceylon at all
whatever may be the origin of the foot
: print.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
weapons OF onense.

The natives in the Bucherganj dis
trict of Bengal have been deprived OF
their guns, and since then they have.
resorted to the native bamboo in their
hunt for defensive weapons. They
hollow out the bamboo. load 1t with
an ounce or two of native powder and
a handful of iron slugs and touch it.
off with fuse in the immediate neigh
eorhood OF the offending person. An.
other way is to employ the bamboo AS
fork with a cobra pinned to the far
end. An application of the cobra is
all that Is necessary TO the sleeping
body OF an enemy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
An Ancient Lock.

The old lock and key attached to
the door of the Temple church. off Fleet
street, London. have been in use ever
since the Crusades. The key weighs
z pounds, is is inches long, and.
unlike other keys, was not made for
the lock, but the lock was made for It..
The present church was built by the
Knights Templar. and is one Of the
four circular churches built by them
in 1855, after their return from the Sec
ord Crusade, the other three being at
Cambridge, Northampton and Maple
stead in Essex. -Tit-Bits.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

the future searchers will bring to light
some new types of the prehistoric
monsters.
These flying reptiles have been call
ed pterosaurs by scientists. Sometimes
they are also termed pterodacyls, or
wing fingered" creatures.
There is only one reptile which has
the power of sustaining itself in the
air. II is the draco Volans. or the fly
ing lizard. 1t can scarcely be regard
ed as dying animal. A broad expan-
sion OF skin, supported by its hinder
pair of ribs, performs the Office OF a
parachute. enabling the creature to
spring from tree to tree by means of
extended leaps,
But these pterosaurs for which the
museum hunters will search could ny
long distances.
Some were not larger than spar
row; others equal in size to the wood
cock; while there were still others
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

The paper used in making Bank oe
England notes is the despair of coun-
terfeiters. II is thicker in the upper
left hand corner, TO enable II to re-
tain brighter impression OF the Wig
rette there, and 1t is also thicker in tho
dark shadows of the letters in the CEN
ter and beneath the figures at the ends
of the notes. Counterfeiters have not
been able to cope with this difficulty.
and In the best imitation OF the notes
the paper has been of the same thick,
ness throughout.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
Giant pterosaur.

An expedition has been formed and
equipped by the American Museum of
Natural History of New York city to
dig for the fossils of extinct flying
monsters during the coming summer.
The party will have its base of opera
tons in the western part Of Kansas.
where fossils OF these flying reptiles
have been found, and it is hoped that
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

ty," said the page;
Freedom" said the dreamer; Home,
said the sage;
"Fame.'' said the soldier; Equity, the
seer
spake my heart full sadly: THE an
swer is not here"
Then within my bosom softly this
heard:
zach heart holds the secret-'Kind-
ness is the word"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07

The decorations for the bicentennial
Of Trinity parish, New York city. gave
due prominence to the American flag
This symbolized that large view OF re-
ligion which includes good citizenship
An unpatriotic parish. or member of {
parish, Is by so much unreligious.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-07
In THE ODD CORNER.
QUEER AND CURIOUS THINGS
AND EVENTS.
Tse Buried City OF CeyIon--Their Ruins
Found In the Vast Forests of That
Isiand--A Two Headed Tnrtie-A
Giant Pterosanr.


HAT is real good?'
i asked in mus
ing mood.
"Order," said the
l. a w G o u r I T:
tx n o W ledge"
said the school;
Truth" said the
w ! S G m a n ;
pleasure" said
the fool:
Love" said the
maiden. "RealI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12

IA Western prime scalded &c; DO fair to good Ia'hc
Old cocks western per No. 5ita8c ducks Eastern ana
Long Island spring per 10 i2.aiss 40 s.s Essiers
spring white per No. lac do . Sssk 81, 40 'G small and
GAME-Grouse are some accumulation ara .s,,,ns
slowly though choice young birds held about stsahy.
Wndcock and cartridges still and nrr some o.s
o, :ap: Are via duck. hsv. ma would
hrinx about quotations II here venison continues nom
irai We quote: woodccck, per pa eoasl 20 par az
ridges per sasi rs srouse young hHs.n PEI aasi ~
TncItsh snpe per 81 25aSl So GOLDEN pio'ef per
dozen 81 25ds1 80. grass SHs 81" WIG Z, s16sp do
per pair sods2 go Do redhead per pair 81 n nair
4oc do winged teal and comm9n per pair -oq
&c: venison fresh saddles, per n l6a -, orra
ostacs are LIBERAL trade continues dull and the mar"e
weak bulk Of az 81 per bb occasional lots OF
,erv choice round stock bring slight premium anu a
feev sweet potatoes about steady except for south Jer
az double heads which quiet ard shade easer.
ms, sales Of Virginia stock at 81 81 Onions ~ inodea
"unn.y trade quiet and prices UNCHANGED Lima oeans
ann southern green peas doing little better under
lighter pts Cucumbers firm for cnoce ocal stocn
lie receipts from Florida nave been nosty o., o''a ,
regstab.es In light receipt t3,iay ana pri' Co.
nolnaiiy unchanged We luoe; P.at}es Long islana
in bulk per bh 8. 30 do Jersey ): 5ons2 IL 90 Stse
ard western 81 e7ds2 r. sweet potatoes Nnesni per
%t sp9S. 10 South Jersey douheheads 81 1ftr- u 90
Vire,r,a 81 Isi -. caulihowers. per bush sgs- %
eery per dozen loa35c corn per 100 ,2cas - car
Frda per ,oG75c. esgrans per Dbl .ScE ~ 20
rs meas Wig nia per basket 15rdSl 30 lima beans
tfso Der has SITS so: do nat 5oT75c; onions snail
irbite rckllng bb s3qs4; do large. white 81 "g
e. "a do Eastern red s. -. d. other red So
ye low, s2ns2 % do Shelter Island 81 Io4s2 DO
taer yellow sIr> a. string beans. virginia per pasket
81: do rgina per 15caSl' turnips, Russia per
mi 75GS5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York October II. 1891
COTTON-To-days cables were no. alosether eaIIs-
factory and market. while opening steaoy IN tl',
showed unchanged prices q decline Of point dns
arsi cali was promptly followed by decline Of 293
points. port receipts showing up IN fui! ngues ana
ports pointing burdensone interior receipts men le
Bureau report made Its appearance from ashhe lon
tails OF which appended. The condition as reported
the September report. The Official statement was
considerably buish than generally expected, cut
~ received with indifference 60 far az OUTSIDE spesu-
ia;ors concerned and AS the !ooked-iOr ouHins
orders failed arrive. local sentiment oscdle NV
weak resulting in liquidation and renewed selling for
short account liberal scale with a consloetauIe
show Of confidence The that the Washington re-
port fell market is relied upon by local shos
TO unfavorah!y influence the Liverpool MARIE, toto
row and lower cables expected. During the after
noon he market was irregular, with generally weak
undertone under local Al the lowest point ,e
market "A loss Of lg4 points. as compared WIN
yesterdays closing figures. and was hnai4! ea55H a.
net decline l0a14 points with sales OF l3l'+to hales
this making mid1lng upands i-l6c and middhng gu.i
ll-l6c se5 bales including 400 bales contract
ana 95 bales spinning spot cotton IN southern markers
day Iniddling quoted were as follows; New-orieaS
Steady SIC sales t37 bales; Charleston FIRM bsc &C
lower: sales so bales Wilmington dull. tisc: Norf'lh
quiet 3-l6c: sales us bales Baltimore nominal CO.
Augusta steady. 6.c sales 4So bales ST. Louis quiet
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spo cotton
hardening; sales 1900 bales speculation and export
Nn. American II receipts 1900 American lirp
Kidding up.ands 1850. Futures steady, l6442e4d
advance; closed steady i:ql: PMS he rs
April 33Sl1b, April-May 3S4i?s May 9S5'9s June
uiy 336i.s July August 331b; October 3i23b October
November a5i7b November December 1888; Decente:-
January 332G333. Manchester yarns quiet but steady
Cloths quiet .. ,.. >.rou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12

bark SOL tons E5va .. to s[rve
S S9sS terms. NIP hence to Hong
kons 3' rn.. 4, ssrk I s BARK 6n.
west coas, south Amerca to the United KINGDOM Con-
:s Tss, a as tens. s Mo-. and
s;::. 20: :Ss s Gss' ire. IF e
ard mahogany. Tuspan Coast TO Nsw1 , - 30 %
srISs" .f Sss 'p shoSD. 22 oa. lumber
10 Cayenne and Martinique private terms brii'n smIo
ss TO ionr 0nf ambcr IsSssonyie to London
a nsDn ss h liz tons Goa Is
beIfy tn saIen, c barge 100 tons capacity coal
baltimore to NewYorK G5 British $40
Or coatinen s. berth terms Hamburg g I'd
British steamer, looto quarters grain hence 10 Oo'N 0
orders IS lo:i. October. ,-n ...,, from foreign
soarfts bd f' BID "1 Mere oo low % nHs6 b;
Standing f' moderate sta6s and rher southern offerings
Lnseed oil quiet W. qi9!e: Prime crnd SUNNI ye
iow 23a2lisc: on summer elow 22'aq2$e: butter
Be- iinssei, American raw. 5saa5c American. boiled
PRovisIo%s7he arNe, io hog pr2duG product. oP noe
seadier and advanced on demand from pak1 wss s sn
reaction IN sympathy 1!ih PORK s,e1,dS
QUOTED: O. sS s. ,s ~ ns sca @ s S' REr
S,eady; quoted u~ss S7;1aS> 80. family ssmsio 5o
5s.c iGo H. 5-,c lao = cs 10 r. o.; pigs ea.aG,.e
.. cT MEATs-rieS.i bellies .guis IN Hins ., GIii
ies s 70 gr, o ,g q!a.s ci aa.ns essy
sgsg Western s,Jc - ID ;c5 i ds, g. cy
iard stead G- 1lca > 20 sne rl talet az
CIV 4Ssai.c Western "a q -; Rrazh kegs. 50 DO
STEARINE-Qule. quoted. oeo. ji.c bid ard stearne
5@,c. nominal. go
RICE-The business for The day was fair With irm
market FOR both md domestic grades Inc spot
stocks are well held Prices follows: Domestic.
common o.dlnary 4a5a.c. ftr g. c' 4's1'c pi'ine
t. choice xeij-.c fancy. GDfc Patra. isTI's 90
bond 3g3.c Japan 5Q5i. Java. 4i.yiec Ransoon N
bond. 2G2a.c. 49,.
SUGAR-1he market for raw sugar oosei STEADY AFTER
ller'rara tUshl. 10 tes' - a.
rive. ex-ship as anl -" Harhad's mus'oVai'
sugar lost cx-stip. 3j-lGc. TIE market c..s"d
those prices and moasses named NJ l-I'c
Refined nrn". with Better d.man ara ps'-
Nos i, H. and ~ advanced l-lb 'tNer graz
rrchauSes. London cable reported care cul, pi
firmly hold, lbs 7.! far refining - "i eeet trm
and rather 6eaier present month. - sd. next month
%. Prices for refined As Lows oTinos
tts- Leaf AM crushed $50. = wdeTet ana are
powdered. $40: eranuiated and fine eanua,ed a. .
coarse graugla'et ezra h:c granu1iei. "'.f coz
fectioners granHlacd and cubes 80. HNNN r1"dtr"
ti7c mould \. $50 diamond \. OBJ COME 'rheiss y
b. . and T. ~. ~ =. iSic. No q ~, No g.
! DC: NJ BIC. ,4c NJ To- -: - II. f"lc
No e SIC: No II. AS. 40 II. +is NO 10 lite y"
I6 ic -
WOOL. EXCHANGE REPORT-The Wool Exchange
Quotes domestic Wolls A. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12

The cotton returns the Department Of Agriculture
indicate an average condition on October l. Of 10
comnared with ~ $40 September !. decrease =
S 3iO points The average condition October J. lsee
and condition on october ]. for
the last ten years "a $40 There has been further
decline more marked. in every cotton producing
STATE the decline North Carolina being II points.
in tennessee IL points. in South Carolina. Georgia.
FLORIDA and Arkansas points in the Indian Territory
s points in Arkansas Mississippi and Missouri points
in Louisiana and Texas points ana IN Oklahom@ d"
nonts Florida II the only In which the declL=
L not attributed wholly large part 10 the Ions
continued drouth The complaints Of no TOP crop
or OF an exceptionally small one. are almost universal
ana the reports OF bos and short staple very
numerous The only favorable reports those which
relate 10 the conditions for picking which are In the
main everything that could he desired
In detail to-days report compared with previous months
,Sis wear and for years back. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12


cOFFEE-Receipts at Rio and Santos took the trade 10y
surprise this morning todsys cables reporting Goose
hAgS European coffee market cables anything lux
eatsfactory There appearance OF outside slecu
was narrowed 70 actual Under these influences
opened steady. with prices unchanged q .
points under Saturdays closing figures Sales on the call
bags. up L. a. 100 bags. and total sales
market was finally steady net unchanged prices
10 OF 10 points In the afternoon trading b."
came more active under liquidation and more confident
selling short account the latter said 10 have been
The short interest from the beginning but has laerY
refrained from selling q the low price IL -
claimed that confidence the short side OF the
account is the continued heavy movement =
snnes Al Rio and santos Notwithstanding the fact that
rsce,s since July exceeded last years movement
Tor The corresponding time 10y considerably more man
million buyers to-day continue tnsr pcicy
81 mastery Inactivity the market Tor spo' kio ana
santos coases closed with weak undertone AT nominal
dslres We quote No Rio. invoice ots. Al TIC, ana
thng lots al 7c with sellers rather man buyers at
thsxe figures The market for mild coreea ruled quiet
snd fea;uree.s with and sellers nominal and the
acaibo-Common good Snga.e; GOO CuGns, I3ag6.c
Ia fuayra-Caracas. l0isqllc Porto Cae-io v.aio,.c
ssvaniIia- Bucaramsnga, ;s5glssc: Bosota i5alS,.
Wexican-Cordovs. IOz4i5+c OaxAcs, ivAH!t'<c< Cen
t1si Amercan--Cornmon ordinary g'.yl5kc, far TO
go iIetITc: prime 70 choice. i7ikq2Oc East lnd>
fnteIlor 5s;.d2szc fancy 27U2oc. Java 2u23c Ansos
tars i1ai5c: Mochs is'4aisc Wsreeo'se deliveries
in the Tinted States were 10 "i bags hcud
inr 20 a4s bags from Ne1-YOrk against total Al ell
,yfs ~ 02 0s previous week ana ," $50 aBs
a., Sbitrents coffee - The United states
iasr week 900 bsgs - Europe s'yp Dats san
TO- shipments u the tinted states we're ZI bags TO
Erroe o, 900 bags Receipts al RIO ss' week we're I'LL
0rO 4sgs against I25OcO bags the previous week and
~ on, BAGS las, year a. SsDtos 'of the week
were ss bags agsnsi ZHVO Lses lhs previous WEEK
and 1884, 900 bags last year! .,,
A a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
WOOL EXCHANGE REPoRT-The Wool Exchange
Aar,estn M-- n. q i.-.LA =
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANs AND pEAs-There j. -, ,iansc in ne position
Of 'he market for domestic marrow m~aiuin or ~
choice quality go .3mogni on, a'.ac ss,C r, r.
ir5re f}eeiy an here is ut mach eIp'r' lenlna
present. Yellow e'e 'e' s,N Lima Ia "u'e.s favor u
pea. eXcee ilnriy DOLL We quite. Hear rafw eh.r".
ter bush: 81 33 d. medium 81 l5a$i ~ d.. es 81 log
White kd1ey enc, 81 '"ds' 49, y - 80 81
green peas his so DO bags. 7-,s'1e Do scotch oe''
icTTEf acnsni aay va: ..,aa~i eai,c 81 . ..y
TO regnlar TRACE want, 7"i "il.~ '' N", ,,.
ample strictly fancy fresh ce-nery Aea hrm because
* ne re-h receipts stoN defects aga fr NAT class =
tu'ter the market Is eN,eeiasy an h~r~,i s, o.. ,..
made further additions 70 previous ,ias- o." '.,l.-
i. largely for fe,i srs4,s ciher e., fre. r. .'o.ass
~, es.,nr +, tone W. ~ 10: creamery western
irs. r@r n - d, nr.t issa2c. d. ,nri. g. .esonl'
IL. 10 June eS'rss lrga2'- a. s"eoGt- :" fire.
Welsh tubs. tancy ifi3 -: .',,o 5,.-y AIN.
dairy tubs iefls - , 'e i5,, imitation crcsinery me-
saie 90 sends 70 s; 24it f , zane a,,, TT ~:
i2,,c: d. -ec1nds lie. 30 !oe sretes ~ i"'sc .,,
unsettled condition Tor ase i ia TF" ,,g~ ahr b
IRON Ty by n ard the rnaree, mercy nominal
.aae ~ clo-c Of IT,, VIZ ii b, Iro'".r a -,
few white mighi b,.aS if,," i ,, l' ers
.04 afn a
aoI one wax ani unsettled, win CONCESSIONS n"et-
am any attention. ~ Naf-rf.au m Sa'If
saV 2 ~, toNe. large 81 RI sal, AMI 80 .'Rcs
s.a a. -, t',.s small A. a.. ans ~p srrn - o.
-. .. 80 -. an ,.eanl large r.iIrct white.
we q'. a. isrge choice si4a,,-. q, fsir g. g.i.
ldilDNt !, email fancy. .Il.4r.
49, 90 81. 1ei... da email. choice -
90 VIM, ~ o. g.ai ,..Gsi.c V.lf skins. small.
!" 90 A. large a., l.A.-. Part stfr.. -u.sl.
ei "a A. aree c1cI.e. 40 good prime 20
.i,'i,' - fa.r 44s..c iuf Skins. "f1'tr
o'IGG NJ. o,-rs dl aui un hanged. f'.cg'' are
Iu@raI' ne fresh packed Wc.'efn s"e arriving soy.
,'r, ,--ag',,ar qiay Possibly slight premium might
=, ltsir.t ,r occasional lots ~ closely selected
stock iut there very Re, orrns = ,te-asr fn"
a. "a, rrce I,ove- sral.s are dragging h.'tiv -~'
80 AMI Refrigerator stock iq pressed nr saie hNI
,n'",irc tn~y slowly ~ uurAanF-I pfI-'-. ~ GHl'
J@-sav and near by fan-,. peg d'ze1 -ln-. ~ ana
pennsvly auia lsq 9c 10 fair 20 good !rIlr Nrti' ~
best, Il. 10 ro,r fair 'ase count, iu1ia Sc ''l'
3GlOis.: reffigera''- stock. average on l'~ 80 ,t
FRiiTS-FRE X'ry ,nng ots o, -"i' i . '"'',
apres are fairly steady. trt rtr" Is l'aI ~NFl' -
rcium and lower quA!lties y late ,ari,es w"' aI'
Peacte. IN small supply AMI arm Pears ql.c but fa"y
er.dcs nod firm. Ounces .Ii4 D"lawafc tiait~ il i"
ssnrnJy and higher Niagara steady concord plenty +n'
and Weak except wlcr are arm unl'r e iai "-
mand Verv lrue demand for iiums rr irun",. i",.
berries are meeting only loderat" inquiry. ana 81 u
t.flY fif