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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
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Mr.. Aliens SuperserviccabIen
Brooklyn standard-Union)

IBrOOkIYU StlnUdTU-I nIONI
Senator Allen. of Nebraska. is respon-
sible for the following telegram, which,
il is believed on the Platte. has by this
time girdled the globe. and started on its
course in ringing down the ages:
Hon. Silas \. Holcomb, Lincoln, Ne0.;
Tendc- az State troops without delay.
I'm the event Of war with Spain / desire
through YOU to place my services at the
disposal of the state. 10 serve the country
i'm such capacity as you may assign me
i'm defence of the national honor and for
cuban liberty. WILLIAM ALLEN.
What is the yellow-fever To patriot
of the fervor of Senator Allen? As We
understand him. he wants TO pitch the
BOYS OF Nebraska into the pestilential
districts Of Cuba i'm the rainy season. 20
free people who have already won their
inlepeudcucC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
OFF on RACE TO SHANGHAI.
The Shippers of the Vessels Have Il
Bet OF $500 on the Result.
(New York SUM


The British ship Atalanta, Captain Nc
Bride. and the British bark Beeswing,
Captain Grnths. sailed yesterday for
Shanghai, each with a full cargo Of case
oil. They had a brisk wind from the
west and piled on pyramids Of duck as
they cast off the lines of the tugs that
took them into the open. They bounded
down the coast at a 12-knot rate. almost
aboam.
The men ON the tugs checred them, and
the crews Of the square-riggers answered
with a rousing British "Hurrah" Each
OF the shippers is bent on making "a re-
cord to Shanghai They have wasered 500
each on their respective craft. The Alta
lanta is about 300 tons larger than the
Reeswing, and Captain Mcbride declares
that he is going TO win Captain Grifliths's
money. Naturally, Captain Gritiths thinks
of hprWiSp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

i correspondent of the Country Gentle
man. who has been visiting Hampton,
describes the National Soldiers Home
there. where 1000 old soldiers are
cared for. There is hospital. where 5s3
patients are now receiving attention, the
Kelley cure building, where inebriates
are being treated; the pension-house,
where 100000 is paid in pensions every
three months; the homes Of the musicians
of the well-trained band; Governor Wood
fms residence and many other more or
less important buildings.
The dining-hall accommodates 1,l@ men
al one time. Food is prepared in enor-
nous quantities; 400 gallons of coffee are
boiled for dinner. and 1900 pounds of ham,
80 barrels Of cabbages. 5000 ears Of corn,
and barrels of sweet potatoes are pre-
pared for one meal. Thirty gallons Of
milk are required for the coffee alone, and
265 pounds of butter lsst but a day.
Imagine, If you can, preparing 200 gal
Ions of oysters for supper, or a barrel OF
rice-pudding for dessert. There are sixty
walters to attend this little army.
As the men are all old, the mortality is
great. and there are on an average two
funerals a day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
Tho Lnnnnbnrs ncmncrnts.

To the Editor of the nI-patch
ON Apru uth. in obedience to a ...
tb. chairman OF th. Fourth Cln-.
District. the Democrats of LlH.-
county met iu mass-meatms a
pointed tcu delegates to Che
convention. to Doe held n tne c-
Pctersburg on May g. 1898.
The following gentlemen were 'i.
cd. Messrs. a.. vs.. Hardy. ". a. N
~. r.. Williams. =. a.. Stokes. Sat 81.
thcws. j. r.. Hawthorne. j. IT, Na.'
l.. p. Perkins. q. j.. rassmorD and '.. -.
Smith
a resolution was adopted iu-tr...F
the delegates Co use their i.il.0..
POSTPONE the convention to some ..t
later chan May 3i.
GEORGE T.. SMITH. Cha.tn..
$. n. Love- Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
INTERPRET THE INTERPRETATION

OF course, the proper thing for the
country 20 do IS TO acknowledge its in
debtcdness To Representative Grosvenor
OF Ohio. for interpreting the Presidents
message on the Cuban question-that IS
for telling as what It means At the
same time It might not be out of place for
some one 10 tell us what Mr. Grosycpor,s
Interpretation means.
In view Of some other recent appesr-
ances OF Mr. Grosyeno~ in The role of
interpreter extraordinary to the Presldcp.
this suggestion naturally obtrY9.s
ilsslf. During the season the mess,.o
was IN cold storage and while varlops
and sundry conflicting reports as TO tx
composition and recommendations were
BOATING around, Mr.. Grosvenor morc
han once came to me- rescue Of a he
"hdefed and expectant Congress and pub-
he WIN an Interpretation Of what T.
would mean.
according TO Mr.. Grosycn0r the docu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

through our town Tuesday, en- route from
Charlottesville To Palmyra.
Mr.. +. G. Moon is still i'm attendance
on the Circuit Court of Fluyanna, which
will likely last until the end Of the week.
Mr.. II. II. Pitts left yesterday for
Petersburg. Va, TO meet his brother. Cap
tain j. l.. Pitts, who is there looking az
ter a railroad contract Cars are now
running on the new Alberene railroad,
from Warren 10 Alberene, though the
road IL not quite complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
IronicHI IFS.

If in hurry YOU had better 80 slow.
II you see il i'm the yellow journals you
wonder IL its so.
If q woman is ever devoid Of mercy it's
when she gets a mouse i'm trap.
II "A man doesn't think right its impos-
sible for him 20 behave right.
II YOU would fly high don't attempt to
use the wings OF your imIginutiOn.
II the husband makes "a living by gam
bling. the wife usually has 90 support the
family.
II the average man could live his life
over again he would probably be bigger
TOOL than ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

The Anglo-American alliance is an act
ual if not a diplomatic fact. In a recent
Hongkong street sailor fight about $50
British and Americans completely routed
about coo Russians, Germans, and French.
II was i'm Chinese waters. it Will be re-
member, that Commodore Tatnall,
Georgian, said that blood was thiclSs
than water" and sent American boats
in under fire TO rescue English wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
Another Embarrassment.
Washlngton Star)

"What." inquired the subordinate Span
ish officers. 'is meant by cessation OF
hOstlities|
THAT means that we are TO cease
fighting" replied another
"But how can We? We aren't the ones
who nave been doing the iightinS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
4 KetHrn siIOt.


Mr.. Boarder: Mrs. Caterer, let me ten
YOU. that II you want 10 be up To the
times you'H have to get sideboard.
Mrs. Caterer: And let me tell you. Mr.
Roarder that If you amt more up To time
in your payments you'll have TO get out
side hoard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

Spain is already between two fires. The
threat Of civil war at home is again pro-
nounced. and will abide with her even
though she should be lucky enough TO
escape war with this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

The operatives Of the New Bedford cot
ton-mills, in Massachusetts, are reported
80 be going back to work in large num-
bers. and it is thought that by another
week the fun machinery of the mills will
DO running
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

CONGRESSMAN Grosvenor was renomi-
mated and the Presidents Cuban policy
approved. by the Republicans of Grosv'-
nor's district. in Ohio on Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
ADvERTIS ING RATES.
HALE INCH OR LESS.

vance C25 words or less''''.'''..' "A
Above rates arc for "every o'S
yertiscments running consecutiVcF'
Reading notices in readins-m','e' ~ ~,
five lines or less. 81; in nonparieL i0'"'''
five lines or less. - cents. ..,
Card OF rates FOR more space IU'ii'S'''-
on application.
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I'm tho event of war with spain. ..
hush H.. is likely Goo Boz GO
figure If 8n army ol INVASION
be creatDd. or even lars. army '
fence should be formed DO. Am
re,rIe would expect chat Genera.
should be given h.,h command. ,s
is N gallant ,ld sk.lful onrDr
ability has been dcmorstr1i I'D.
mold OF battle. He haas eu'. .f,i .l-
seIf to oh. American people nt i
MON us CoueuI-Geueral fo CunA. ....
some of h's admirers n il.
b4ys already started ~ uctru .l' ''
cura hf- appointment us mllOr--
ranre. .nttue tle South. in tsr
VAR with SPAIN There is noil.i
Indicate th1t th's movement n.- 90
Lees approval 10 appears tn u'
frr,aff- movements to secure t..'-.
for q gallant ulcrf. ....
Whatever honor, may De- ri4 l' N
r1l Ice win be pleasing Go th' Ant
rC1nle who understand to-day NNf ..
hrsh ice d. th. most popular ma" i+ ..
State of virginia.
If Won nave never used Elastic stare.
have your grocer send you b. OF l'-,, Is
packare with the ncNt order lI'''.
WIN convince YOU OF Sos superiority o'''
any other Kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

All letters and kilograms must I oe AZ. aU-
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMF-N-> =
Rejected communications VIII not DC
returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

All letters recommending Candidates
for ofjce mus, he paid for to insure their
notification. This is long standing rule
OF ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

The iron combination now being ensi-
neered is characterized as one OF the
heaviest deals on record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
Hes All Right
Chicago Record)

\ vociferous Hes all right" would in
stantly go up should any chance seeker
after information happen 10 ask. "Whdta
the matter with General Lee"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

UPTOWN OFFICE, BROAD-sTBEET
PHARMACY. 81 EAST LAo-AD
STREET. .o., -,,.,r
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

Resolutions OF respect 10 deceased
members passcd by societies. corpora
tons. associations. or otheF o's",'' 90
tons will be charged for as advertising
matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

The Powers nowi seem disposed TO
stand off and look on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14

So Johnny needn't get his gun yet,
either.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
I liver Ills

like bliousness dyspepsia headache conSt.'
patton. sour stomach. indigestion are promptly
cured by Hoods Pills. They do their work
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-30
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags for next season nominal, at 41sQ5c; Wool Bags 2eQ2Sc; San Quentin Bags, s4 S5; Fruit Bags. 5c, 5Ac and 6zc for the three grades of white and 7Qsc for brown.
 COAL-Wellington, sS per ton; New Yelling ton, sS; Southfeld Wellington. q 50: Seattle s6: Bryant, s6; Coos Bay, s5; Wallsend, g 50; Scotch. $S; Cumberland. $S 50 in buA and sl0 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. sl4; Camel, s 50 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle Gate, s7 GO; Coke, SIP per ton in bulk and s14
 CoRDAGE-Manila, s%c; sIsal. aAc; Duplex,
 CANNED FRUITS = Cherries. s1 85a1 40; Peaches, s1 4oQ1 75; Pears @i 40; Apricots s1 40.
 CANNED VEGETABLES - Peas. S5c@s1 25: Asparagus, S1 50Ql1 75: Tomatoes. s5c.
 washed, 13Q13lsc for good washed. l3Q14c for good to prime washed peaberry, 11H@12hc for lie nominal for good current mixed with black beans. 9Q10Ac for fair, 512QSc for common to ordinary dor for good to prime superior unwashed, Sc for. good green un- peaberry Nicaragua-sQS%c nominal for good to superior unwashed s1k@1Oc nominal for good Mexican-1491s1tc for prime to fancy washed, 101s9111c for good to strictly good washed, ga loc for fair washed 7gs1ae for Z, medium sgsAe prime washed peaberry, 91zq1oc for good un- washed peaberry. SqS&c for good to superior
 PACIFIC CoDFIsH-Bundles. 4c: cases, se- lected. 41kc; imitation Eastern. 5Ac; boneless, 51ac; strips, 5%Q7iAc; blocks, 5A@7c; tablets, 7%c; rniddes, 61k@S1sc per lb: desiccated, S71sc per dozen; pickled cod. barrels. each, sS; pielkled cod half-baTrels, each. s4 5o
 lb: Sole Leather, medium, 24G25c; Sole Leather, light. ,23Q25c rough Leather, heavy. 24@25c rough Leather. light 23Q24c; Harness Leather, heavy 30G36c; Harness Leather, medium 27G sOc; Harness Leather. light. 2sd2sc: Collar Leather 14116c per foot; Kip, finished. 40(45c per ID: Veal, finished, 50355c; Calf, finished 75c @t; Sides, finished, 16@17c per foot; Belt Knife Splits 14d16c per ID; Rough Splits. s@1Oc.
 OII-California Castor Oil cases. No. l. 95c; barrels, soc per gallon (manufacturers rates) Linseed oil. In barrels: boiled 4sc: raw. 44c; cases, 5c more: Lard Oil extra winter strained. Nut. 45Q53c per gallon; Pure Neatsfoot oil. barrels, CSC; cases. roc: No 1, barrels. 55c; cases, soc: Sperm, crude, soc: natural white, I0c; bleached white. 45c: Whale Oil natural white 4oc; bleached white. !5c; Pacific Rubber Mixed Paints. white and house colors. q 259
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-30
. LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Continue dull at 25s for large and 26s Sd for small vessels. The chartered wheat fleet in port has registered tonnage of 20, 5S0, against 400 tons on the same date last year; disengaged. H.121 tons, against 10, ,S50 the way to this port. 14s 650 WHEAT - Quotations showed no change worthy of note. The market was quiet and Spot Wheat-shipping, q 1891 17h; milling. S1 20l1 25.
 CALL BOARD SALES.
 Informal Session-9:15 O clock-May-20o0 ctls, $l 1s94; POGO, $1 191h; 2o0O. s1 1s7s.
 Second session-May-20OO ctls, s1 1912; 10000. $t 1sH; December-OOO, s1 16A; 5000. sl Is1s- st isst; 30 GOO, s1 ls5s; December-6oOo. s1 151a l6, ,OO0 s1 151l 0o00. T 151s; 5000, s1 15
 Afternoon Session-May-14,o 900 ctls s1 20; IT, BARLEY-The market weaker and dull Feed, s1 23A@1 26A; Brewing, $1 321aql 45 per
 CALL BOARD SALES.
 Informal Session-9:15 oclock-December-200 otls, s1 2SA: 5000, $1 2S.
 Regular Morning Session-December-2oo ctls VI Afternoon Session - December - 2ooo ctls, sI 2S1s: 4000 s1 2SA. ,, ,. the market was quiet at best. There were heavy receipts of IS, O20 ctls from Washington Fancy Feed, s1 2715@1 30 per ctl; good to choice n 221Aa 25 common s osd1 s I5! 55 % n,,,inr si 25d1 30 per ctl; Red, sl 4oa1 4'1s' 6iack' 'i iCoRNMDulness SSFi still characterizes this Small round yellow, s1 15@1 17ls; Eastern large yellow, s1 05Q1 07ia; white, ---; mixed, si 021haI o5 per ctl; California White, oo RYE-pull and unohangesd I es California ntf si ~ @1 221z; Eastern. q 15Q1 l71R per cti'
 tlIJCRWHEAT-IS nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-30
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Proft taking was the order on the Stock Exchange to-day. Some at tempt was made to resist the declining tend ency. but the persistent selling to realize dis outraged the effort and support finally withdrawn throughout the list. Yesterday s strong demand for London account fell off to- day as it was generally supposed 1t would when the effect of this buying on sterling change was remarked. The approach of change to the gold import point resulted in an advance in the private discount rate in London again to-day, and this caused rise in London exchange at Berlin, which continues to be the real center of the pressing need of money. London ceased to buy Americans un- der the stress of this threatening condition in the exchange market. Nevertheless the stock market showed advances at the opening here and was sustained by heavy buying of the Grangers on the Burlington statement It was evident however, Q part of the recent buying of Grangers was in anticipation or thls state rnent and the same was evidently true Of Union Pacific, which, with q large increase in gross earnings and reduction in operating ex- penSes, showed an addition 10 the surplus or S307 s91. The publicationof of these statements was therefore met with heavy realizing in South ern Pacific and number Of specIa1tles, lnclud- ing an extreme rise of 5A in Sugar and an upward movement also of some of the tow priced stocks remote from any dividend chances. But these were insufficient to coun- teract the general downward tendency, which finally prevailed and made the closing weak at the lowest prices generally for the day Edison Illuminating of New York made a con- spicuous advance Of 14 points to 165.
 There was strength Of a few points in the bond market but the general tendency of prices was downward in sympathy with stocks Total sales. s4.l05iO0O
 United States 2s advanced + and the 3's s in the bid price. .'':
 Total sales of stocks to-day were 574,s00 shares, including: Atchison. $S, 72O; Central Pacific II, 734 Burlington. r, ,372; L. and N, 1S, 7ss; Manhattan, TYPO; Metropolitan, 10 43S; M K. and T. preferred, 747O; Missouri Pacific, s. 227; North American, 9210; Northern Pacific IS 210; do preferred, 9129; Northwestern, 4370; St. L. and s. F., 320O; do second preferred, 4745; Union Pacific 26, coo; do preferred, 2, 900; St. Paul, 39, 765; Southern Pacific, 3935; South ern. 1912; do preferred, 12151; U. P. D. and G., 4S50; Paper, 4S22; Tobacco, 11.225; Bay State Cas- $40: Federal Steel. 3320 do preferred. 4570; Linseed Oil, 7990; Pacific Mail. 4575; Su- gar. S6 2s2; Chicago G. w., 84S0; Leather pre-
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-30

Mining stocks were weak at general de- cline.
 Local securities were quiet again, with g de- cline in Hutchinson Plantation.
 The following ore shipments were made by rail from the mines of Eureka and Hamilton districts Nevada, for the week ending No- venber 25: Diamond mine, 66,450 pounds; Eureka Con-, n, ,s7O; Jackson. 3S,340; Rich mond 30 $40; Silver Connor, 4o.720. From Hamilton Cornell, 44,060; Rocco smith 6
 The Parrot Silver and Mining Company of Montana has declared an extra dividend or 5 per cent, 30 cents per share. on It's zzS SoO shares of capital stock, payable December l. To date this company has paid s2,ObS' SsS In dividends
 The Troy Mining Company of Holcomb Bay. Alaska has levied an assessment or o4 cents per share, delinquent December 27.
 The Mount Diablo Mill and Mining Com, pany's assessment of 10 cents per share Will be delinquent in the companys office to-day.
 The delinquent assessment sale or the Bel cher Mining Company will be held to-day.
 The delinquent assessment sale of the Con- solidated New York Mining Company will be held to-day.
 The Deer Trail Mining Company No. ? of Washington paid dividend of Ac per share this month, amounting to S2500.
 The Breece Mining Company of Colorado will pay dividend of Sl0 900 on the 1st. pay dividend of 15 cents per share and an extra dividend of 35 cents per share on the 1st of December, amounting to $lO0O00.
 The last monthly report of the Alaska Tread we'll mine shows 2, coo tons of crushed and $59, 314 in bullion. Ore averaged g 70 per ton. s20 9S1, included in the total. Expenses for the month about $21, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-30
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov. 29.-The immediate opening in wheat was rather dull. May starting at decline of 14c and December AQ2sc lower. Liv- erpoOl failed to respond to yesterdays advance here and Northwest receipts were very heavy. That gave the market the easy opening. Re ports that heavy snowstorm prevailed in the Dakotas, suggesting consequent decreases in receipts. was apparently. the only reason for a brief advance. Then followed a period of de- pression which lasted until about II o'clock. After this the market became firmer, Closing cables notably from Paris. owed<strength, and seaboard reports were excellent Strength in corn also helped to create the demand here The demand gradually fell off, however and during the last thirty minutes trading the market quite weak. December finally de- clined to 659sc and closed at 655sg66c.
 Corn, though having periods of depression, was in the main firm. Prices advanced during the morning, but the advantage was lost when wheat weakened May closed unchanged.
 Oats followed corn very closely. There was only fair business transacted Closed un- changed
 Provisions were dull but firm. in the face of heavy receipts of hogs. Room traders as a rule were bullish. Shorts took advantage of the natural business to and there was also some buying for the long account. Pack were moderate sellers. There was some depression near the end account of the de clipes in grain. At the close January pork was Sc higher, January lard 217c higher and Janu- ary ribs 21ac higher.
 The leading futures ranged follows:
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-30
HIDES. TAL1ow. WOOL AND HOPS.

Some dealers quoting weaker market for Hops. Hides are quiet and unchanged TalIow Is firmer.
 A local circular says of Wool: Some small | sales of Wool being made. but large business is in sight. The sales are chiefly made | through constant forwarding of samples to Eastern dealers, and where they are pleased with sample and can get inducements in prices they will buy. AS to local operations dale sales of fall Wool. which were recently held, had bad effect upon the trade Prices
 ruled there 7c to Sc for average lots and no spirit shown to buy at this extremely low quotation. Not that the Wools not worth more, because they brought as much more under free trade conditions. but because spec ferent to Wool prices, feeling that stocks are too large for the time being to operate with any safety to results"
 HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted steers. 10c: medium. S12c light, 8c Cowhides SqS1zc; Stags, 6c; Salted Kip. FAC: Calf. S1kc:
 dry Kip ana Veal 15e dry, Calf. 17c; sheep skins. shearings. 15Ql25c each; short wool, 30QD
 40c each; medium. 60QS0c long wool 90c@1 10
 each; Horse Hides, salt. s1 1892 for large and
 for large and 50cQs1 for small.
 TALLOW-No. l rendered, 31a6SAc per ID: No 2 2Ac: refined, 4Nq5c; Grease, %.
 WOOL-Spring clips-Southern Mountain, 12
 months, 9911c: San Joaquin and Southern
 months, SQ9c; Foothill and Northern. free. 12414c; Foothill and Northern. defective, 109 docino. 14Gp16c: Nevada. 10p14c; Eastern Ore
 gon. 10g12c; Valley Oregon, 16G17c.
 Fall Wools-
 Humboldt and Mendocino. sG11 Mountain 70p
 ,HoPs-iSss crop. i4@i5c per ID for ordinary;
 choice would bring more. The market Is un- settled
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-30
POULTRY AND GAME.

Another car of Eastern sold at $5Q5 50 for hens s5 for old roosters, s5G5 50 for young roos- ters. s4 for flyers, s5 50 for ducks.
 Local Poultry was weak, owing to the free arrivals from the East Receipts of Game were excessive, and the market again declined
 PoULTRY-Dressed Turkeys. i3q1Sc; live i've Hens; Geese, per pair s1 5O@1 75: Gosings. s1 5o91 75; Ducks. s4 5ogs for old and s4 5o9s GA 50; old do A G34 50; Fryers. s4a4 50; Broil- CTS, s4@4 50 for large, $3Q3 50 for small: Pig <eons $lqD1 p per dozen for old and S1 5OQ1 75 for squabs.
 GAME-QuaiI, s191 25: Mallard. sS; Canvas back. s3@7; Sprie. s1 25@2; Teal. s1q1 25; Wid- geon, $1Q1 25: Small Duck. S1; English Snipe. g; Jack Snipe, s1; Gray Geese. s2q2 50; White Geese, s1; Brant, s1 2541 50; Honkers, s3@4 50; Hare, s1; Rabbits, s1 25Q1 50 for Cottontails and $1 25 for small