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Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
CHANGED ABOUT.

Sir William c. Van Horne, late pres
ident of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
and Thomas G. ShaughEessy present
president of the Canadian corporation.
We're born in the United Stsdfes and re-
ceived their railway training ia this
country. James ]. Hill. one of the four
or five of the great railroad organic
eps ard managers in the United States.
was born and spent the early part of
his life on n bleak Canadian farm.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
PHOENIX CITY PROPERTY.

NEW PALESTINE. The
largest individual owner of lots in
Phoenix offers to the $4,000 READ
Frs of The Arizona Republican and
their friends throughout the United
States and Canada, lovely homes at
the following prices: Lots 50x130,
at from sos to 5000 each on the
monthly installment plan, viz: from
S. to $40 without interest. The
property is in the very center of the
manufacturing and resident portion
of the city. Five blocks from post
office or court house; three from
Union passenger depot, and is the
only sanitary severed tract N or
to the city. This offer lasts till
September 1, 1899. Write at once
for particulars.
KILROY'S NEW PALESTINE,
Room BIG Fleming Block, Phoenix,
Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

This is what he will get was the
reply, and she read the following ex-
tract from a letter she was about to
seal:
Bright man, you! Bright man. the
druggist Two bright meni You
never had anything to 10 with Tom
my's tonic, but you once got a tonic
for me, of which l have nearly boEtie
left A duplicate of that tonic has JUS
arrived by express. Don't you think
it would be an economical ana wise
thing to give me u veto power on all
brilliant ideas that may occur 20 you
hereafter? Meanwhile you might tele-
phone to Che doctor and get the pre-
scription duplicated
Your husband is coming here to
spend Sunday, is he n0t?" asked he
SKINNER resort acquaintance
/ He was was the reply, 'fbut /
don't think he'll come for a week or
! two now He'll want 10 give me a
Little time to forget his. Oh, I wish
I could teach Linn to- remember that
when he is especially proud of any
thing he is doing in relation to house
hold or family matters it is positive
evidence that he is making I fOol OF
himself"
of fllrs is one of the results of the de-
crease in the supply brought by the
Montagnais Indians from the wiids of
Labrador and northern Quebec. Last
winters catch was exceedingly poor,
and but for the higher prices secured
there would be vast amount of suf-
fering among the Indians.
The advanced price obtained this
year by the Indians is not due to any
sudden outbreak of generosity on the
part of the Hudson's Bay company,
which for years has had a practical
monopoly of this trade, but rather to
the fact that in consequence of the re-
duct:on in the worlds supply of furs
The company is meeting with competi-
ton. A Boston dealer named Will
liams made his appearance upon the
Labrador coast this spring about the
time that the Indians arrived there
from their hunting grounds in the in
terror of the country, and caused Five
lyz competition in the local fur mar
ket Mr.. Williams secured some $780,,
600 worth of furs from the, Indians.
Local itradsrs on the coast bought IS
much more and resold their furs to
dealers in Quebec. Spins CT the otter,
for which the Indians sometimes get =!
only Sc or $S,8 yielded them this year
as much as $12 to $40. Bear skins
have commanded from SIS 10 S25 in
first hands, and the skins of the mar
ten, which ordinarily bring about IS. |
have run up to $40 and even $25. Black |
and silver gray fox skins have real |
lied upon the coast as high as $120. |
The rapidly increasing scarcity of !
these fine Canadian furs is making it /
self felt in the odd world, and a dealer I
here has adv;ces of a recent trade sale |
at Leipsic where the representative of /
a Partisan fur house paid $3.50 for a I
prime silver fox skin from Labrador /
This remarkable increase in values /
lends Importance to the new project of |
Mr. Menier of raising black and silver T
foxes upon his island-Anticosti He
now has at least fifty families of them
in captivity, and as they are kept in
large Enclosures they are thriving and
increasing with great rapidity and
promise exceedingly lucrative returns.
There was unwonted hilarity at the
little Italian restaurant on West
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

Rear Admiral Schley is spending she
hot weather at the cottage OF his SON
in-law, R. NJ. 5. Worthley. on the Con
necticut shore of Long Island sound,
whore he amuses Himself fishing for
striped bass
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

Read the advertisements in The Re
publican and learn the name and loca-
ton of the houses which are doing the
business of the tcwn. You will find
the name Of every successful business
man in the city in the advertising col
umns.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STEAMSHIP AGENCY

ATLANTIC OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
Block, Agents for 80. hfte STAR s.Cnnarti :.
North German Llyood" aud sAnchor''
lines, 10 ana from ali parts of the world
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
TOURIST SLEEP1Rs.

Through without change to st. Paul.
Boston, Chicago, Kansas City, St.
Louis, ETC., via the Santa Fe; rates via
this line as low as the lowest. GEE
full information at city ticket Office or
the S. F. P. & p, "A West Washington
street. e. w. GILLETT,
General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

SOLICITORS for nursery stock; cash
advanced for expenses; write today
for full particulars, Oregon Whole
sale Nursery Co, Salem, Ore.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

E. IRVINE, auctfoneer and commits
sion merchant, North Center streei,
opposite Adams hotel.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
s15.2o-FLAGsTAFF AND RETURN

Every Monday until August 20.
$4,000 round trip to the Grand canyon
from Phoenix. For full particulars
call at city ticket Office of the S. F., p
& P, IA West Washington street.
E. W. GILLETT,
General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

WANTED Situation driving a deliv-
cry wagon or some like occupation,
by young man. Recommendation
the, best. Leave word at Farrell &
SIator's cigar store.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
LADIEs CAN NEAR sliofs

One re smaller after using Aliens Foot-Ease
powder to be shaken into the shoes. II makes
tight or new shoes feel easy lives instantrelisf
to corns and bunions It's the gre atest eolnfo't
discovery If the ags Cures swollen T. ct, hliSt
ers and callous s4otss Aliens Foot Ease is u
certain cure for invrowirg nails sweating hot,
aching feet. Al all druggists and shoe stores,
25c. Samoles Fx1eE by mail Address, Allen >
ClmsU d, LIE Roy, n. /.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

II; JESSOP-Dentisl- Once Porter
building, corner Washington and Cer
ter streets. rooms IA ana IT,
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

has the water works and sewerage will
soon follow.-FIagsLaff Gem.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
DENTIsr.

-E1SIZ BIOS, DENTISTS, SPECIALISTS IN
ONCE FIeming Block, rooms pol 202. 2o3.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
Z ROF E SION Al,
vETEr1NARY-


F. Q. RICHMOND, NJ u. c., Phoenix, Arizona
veterinary SURGEON and dentist diseases of all
nee ana Residence, 5S7 West Van Buren, street.
NO charge for consultation. Agent Tor the
Horse Review. - s41e
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

Situation by Japanese
f1rst-class cook; hotel or mining
camp. K. s., 43S West Washington
Street.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

FOR SALE-A full curtain Miller
hack, rubber '.ires. Also Miller
coupe. All in f1st-cIass condition.
For particulars address N R. Lusk,
451 Turner St., Los Angeles. Cal
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

WANTED-Men, teams, scrapers and
wagons to work at the joint head Of
Ma1icopa and Salt River Valley
canals. Inquire at Canal Osac6
O'Neill building
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

~ NJ ~ III 4 4
N SS$S<SS$SSS:
Advertisements under this head {
No advertisement taken TO
SOLICITORS for nursery stock; cash
advanced for expenses; write today
for full particulars, Oregon Whole
sale Nursery Co, Salem, Ore.
E. IRVINE. auctfoneer and commits
sion merchant, North Center street,
opposite Adams hotel.
WANTED-Situatfon driving deliv-
cry wagon or some like occupation,
by young man. Recommendation
the best. Leave word at Farrell &
Slator's cigar store
WANTED Situation by Japanese
frst-class cook; hotel or mining
camp. K. S., 43S West Washington
Street.
A FAITHFUL japanese, experienced,
good cook, wants permanent situa-
ton IN family: city or country;
East Washington, City
LOSF-From a wagon on Center street.
close to Club stables, a bundle Of
clothes wrapped in sheet. Finder
please return to Mrs Roberts, 229
East Van Buren,
WANTED Situation as cook in city
or country. Good references. Call
at the Wharton
WANTED Situation in oity or min
ing camp, by experienced grocery
salesman and bookkeeper; diploma
Address B., care Republican.
FOR SALE-Brick store, well stocked
with general merchandise. Coed
terms. Address T., this Office.
s15. 1000, 8 to years, 10
per cent per annum; realty mort
gage and $4,000 fire insurance;
40 per cent loan; gid edge security.
Address NJ, this Office
Van Buren,. between Sec
ond avenue and asylum, two gold
pins connected by chain. Return to
GoIdwater's, and receive reward.
FOR RENT-Store room and fixtures.
AOAGO 1CSl, COIASI GOu1tn df6utlS
and Washington street. Inquire |
Morrel & Son, ThEbodo block
WANTED-Th care of an invalid /
Address D., Republican office.
WANTED FOR CASH-Two copies I
each of the Weekly Herald of June /
8 and June Is. Apply this Office.
FOR RENT-The desirable rooms for /
merly occupied by the Phoenix Her
aid, on First street, near Washing
ton. For particulars see Harvey j.
Lee, Republican Office
FOR SALE-Span o. horses, kind and
gentle, used to mountain roads.
324 East Washington street.
FOR SALE-Horse power pumping
plant. Just the thing for ranch or
stock purposes. Cheap for cash.
Call at Republican Office.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

FOR RENT-The desirable rooms for
merly occupied by the Phoenix Her
aid, on First street, near Washing
ton. For particulars see Harvey j.
Lee. Republican Office.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

WANTED-Boy TO carry Arizona Re-
publican. Call at p m.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

FOR SALE-100 young pure bred Buff
Plymouth Rock chickens. This Is
the handsonlest and best breed
grown. The entire lot may be had
at 81 per dozen. Also a 20-acre
ranch that has been arranged for
poultry culture. Inquire Of f. d.
Coray, Mesa, ARR.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

FAITHFUL Japanese, experienced,
good cook, wants permanent situa-
ton IN family: city or country;
good references. George Ol1u, 10
East Washington, City.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

FOR SALE-Span o. horses, kind and
gentle, used to mountain roads.
324 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

FOR CASH-Two copies
each of the Weekly Herald of June
s and June Is. Apply this Office
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-19
DIVORCES rur u~ronTr<ATE,
"fnnxe Law in North Dakota Aban-
aaas the Insane.

.4asre i likely 20 he change In the
ssssfee iaHs ~ Nor b Dakota AZ the next
$3.50 81 The legislature. 4 tul having
= 80 esigef In xicw VIII he introduced. and
- passes iae legal separation of hus-
- and wife viii 8e made sufficiently
saseal' "a protect the anfertuna:e and
g e ~ favef3te Instrument for those
ekssp marriage has proven failure.
ss9faits \ ", Graves. OF Fargo. y. n,
- nss Formerly wesl-kncwn newsps-
= . a.sa was In tha city yesterday and In
- Interview said
,.sN.sss eifofce laws as PASSED hy she last
= Assa1aTe sgo Simply afofrinahte "a was
..sasstased In divorce sitit tried A. isn,e@-
lev dsYs aEs, 4 f0an named shaw
So ief a divorce from his wife. an
- e6 the st2fe iusaue asylpun Shaw
- .t.-Ss~'5' suaa residing near James
- sFjst living with his Wife for saw
Nssrs she suddenly became insane.
- tA9sts fA'ssl Pee Nas {nre for her. but
ssyias,. AKA was Sth8 ~ 'iie
re cofTa'stai Shaw sets forth IA a
i s.'g action that h.s wife IS hopeless
49, st.e ans has Been pronounced trctlr~
- Sc attorneys for the defense. raised
a. ssi1.n - The sersgfte {3cuatlty az a
X 49, ina sn saca - a3Yofce possible.
q. AssS Ht'd tlsst the law PASSED by
s.. aasSA Dakota legislature IA January
-. ass valid. ans granted the .stt..rr',,s
rsse1s Nssa AIuH1 4 moral standpoint has
. - = sEsat 5ez} % comment through
So s@ase. an& {n tha nexx Gamma ~.
So MI b. s,@ete5 rs .he legislature
- y = hete& ta r3rht the great i0-
~ 9Fsseni Law -
Ia. aaa > 0-h uaAe3a agvaree laws
sTs e. eeen a. tarssn.e uEta fne laws ~
's's''esisl eiaaks "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-19

Every person who Is sufferer from nervous
diseases should write the Won MGhi TO. Gu
cinna;t, Ohio. at once. and accept their oner
of a FIVE days trial treatment free OF charge.
This is 30 q. @. II. or DEPOSIT scheme but =
literal proposition made 10 unfortunate suf-
fererx by this fsf1esi concern. which
is the largest importer 81 p-Casat Tor nervous
aud sexual diseases 10 the world
The Won Mahi Co has tho sole American
rights for Prof. Lasrortza's French preparation
81 .caithos," tbs only remedy known 10 ad-
vanced medical science that viii positively
cure narxnaas debility. This remedy has fssr
years been used as IA specinr Ia the French
aud German armies, and since its tutrollsc-
ton iato this United States has cured many
thousands II sufferers. and tie remarkable
success CT the remedy tn Europe LAS been re-
pealed Ia this coaatrT.
In order to place this wonderful treatment
In the hands OF every person " 30 suffers tbs
mental and physical sagutsh IT sexual Tsak-
ness, The Won Mohi Co. has decided tosefsd a
frses trial treatment 10 all who write az cnce.
Thsrensesiy is sent Ay ugsi IN plain pack
age and there Ia pahiscsty In reref ssng IL or
taxing L. Accom- aas lag tlass rssi Glue tLe's
Is TAI treatise IE EI&fs. language Tor you 10
real TAKE the medicine TssEY ssAaly wssh per
feet safety. ard 3 sa-s ear. 10 gaaraass*si.
Lost vitality e-~sps upon men uuawares.
~, not deceive yourself or rrEaasa IN iguo-
rance wAgis you are icing dragged cowa ~
THIS ssstdsDas disease No NATTER shat tue
cause xaay 8,r. whether saF.r aliases. excuses
ar oySr~urN AG1 has&Esss caTsss- iEse results
are tae sarsf-~ premature sssss 81 strength ara
se.9ry. ez4lsssGsa. tfsEs2teeT *~Ete's-tlss iAsaS
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leading plumbing firm In the city.
E L. lessee Is the live proprietor OF the
Palo Alto stables located GA West Alder
street.
c. L. Burrows, jr., is one OF the promi-
neut officials Of the Walla WaIla Gas aud
Electric Company.
The Cosmopolitan shaving pariors are
neatly furnished and the proprietor, r. A.
Boyle. is enjoying a thriving business.
b. {. Bedeli the genial proprietor of the
Bazaar. Is doing successful business on
East Main street.
Julius Levy Is the leading stationer OF
Waila Waila and carries complete stock
OF books and stationery.
Fl. E. Guichard Is the hustling senior
member OF the leading clothing firm Of
Guichard 4 Terwilleger.
The Eureka restaurant is located on East
Main street and has a good patronage.
The Palace hotel. OF which w. A.
knootze Is proprietor. is up-to-date and
Wen equipped.
Meyer e. Keeney are the leading bicycle
and gun dealers In the city.
Herbert NJ. Jones is the genial agent OF
the Pacific Coast Elevator Company. His
office IL on East Main street.
The new Hotel Dacres, OF which s. Simon
is TO be proprietor. was opened TO tha
public November /. The structure is large
and substantial and Is a decided improve
ment TO the city. The hotel will accammo-
date over eighty guests.
H. Macarthur is the leading cigar dealer,
whose neat place Of business Is on Main
street near Third street.
Fred y. Martin is proprietor Of ore OF
the finest drug stores in the city and COM
mands a large patronage.
Gus Harras is a prominent cattle man
and conducts a large meat shop on lower
Main street.
William Nancy IS one Of the popular
business men OF the city. He Is the pro-
prietor Of the large book store on the
corner OF Main and Third streets
a. Goldman has been In business In Wal
Ia Walla for many years and is first
class and up-to-date clothfer.
]. y. Muliinix is rising young physician
md is one OF the managers Of the new
Walia Waila hospital, which was built this
year.
Macy & Young, cigar dealers and sta
TONERS, are located On East Main street
and are successful business men.
The Walla Walla steam laundry Is iocat-
ed on North Fourth street. and has an
immense business. Eugene Tousick Is the
sole owner ana proprietor of the enterprise
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nearly 500 barrels per day. The Gilbert
Hunt Co, the largest manufacturers Of ag-
rlculturai implements In the state, turned
out seventy separators this season, be-
sides large supply OF threshing tanks,
wiidmilis and minor machinery. The Pa
chic Coast Grain and Seed Cleaning COM
pany's factory in it's arst seasons output
has exceeded fifty machines In conjunc-
ton with the manufacturing resources of
the city is the state penitentiary, with its
j1te mill and brick mill. l1cated directly
west OF Waila Walla. The jute mill is
noderniy equipped and has daily capac-
ity Of s.We grain bags. The annual out
put averages l,25G.eao bags, which supply
nearly two-thirds OF the demand for them
in this county. The brick yard has an an
nuai output Of I.5eo.000 brick.
Leading business Houses.
The leading banks Of the city are the
First National bank, Levi Ankeny presi-
dent. and the Baker Boyer National bank,
Miles G. Moore president.
The principal real estate and insurance
firms OF Walla Wala are Baumiester &
Paxton and s. G.. Whitman.
The wide-awake grocery firms are the
City and Bakery Grocery, Gus a. Winck-
Ter * Co. and Joseph Merchant.
OF the many farming implement dealers
in the city GriftielG Il smitten, McFad6en
Il German and John Smith claim to hold
first place.
William o'Donnell & Co, the Walla Wal
Ia Furniture Company. Parmelee Il Steud-
ing and Davis & Kainer all carry large
stock OF furniture and hardware and are
the recognized leaders.
The up-to-dase wall paper men and
painters are J. +. Stack. ]. +. Menefee
and Burt Owens.
Among the druggists OF this city Green
& jackson and j.. l.. Tailman are recog-
nized TO be frst-ciass
The Waiia Walla Dressed Meat Company.
Chris Ennis. manager. is the largest con-
Germ Of It's kind in the city. ]. ]. Bea,e
is proprietor OF the Farmers Meat Market
aud has a good trade
Charles u Martin is the rising young
jeweier and his store Is located on West
Main street w. A. Freeberg carries on a
good watch repairing business on East
Main street.
Thes popular shoe dealer is ~ Sell. who
carries one Of the best selected stocks III
the city ]. s. Barrett IL also n successful
shoe dealer and has a neat and tasty store.
Smaills Brothers ard Peter Werner are
proprietors or first class bars.
The G.. II. Sutherland Company Is the
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visiting friends IN Paradise valley On
Wednesday.
Mr. Joan AcMaster WIS IN town on
Monday
Mrs. 81 Fowler gave tea party a: her
residence on tTsmynsTg@en avenue. last
Tuesday evening Those present. Vscts.
M aoa Mrs. III. Fowler. &sT. and Mrs
Ngrpfise Mr.. T. Se&3el. M Jean Par
barn MlsS Hattie Herring. NT A4rsaal
Berring ana. Arsand Mrs Prank Turner.
Mr. \ " Gray vas IL Seats.e during
THE week
Mr. III. ! DAVIS, ot Paradise valley. was
ia fcwn THURSDAY,
Dir. William Ellis ana Mp e. Iurey 6.
Cottage LAKE. wers IN town 81 Thursday.
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re ELL SOCIAL NOTES.

Pc ELL. Nov. tS-A pleasant surprise
~avfv vas fers:sred Mr. and Mrs ] r.
Lease ard Miss SeTeFas by te@ AZ tee]E
tstltsis last Friday evening. mise pres
sat were Miss Egta Acheown Miss LA
Rhvns Miss SUSAN khyne, Miss Jessie
Nelson Miss Maud SpeeF. Miss Ida a0A-
szurfarsA Miss Pauline HaaS4 NT Fred
Waller. Mr. Harley Rivers. Afr Clarence
Past ard Mr. hi EhsEe.
Ars u Y Thrash IS visiting ser soa,
Nr Harmon Thrash 81 Gate CITY.
Nr and Mrs Ioha B1ahson asa Mrs
Frank pouahoe- at Chshails. visited in
town few DAYS this week.
Miss Neltn t{8rkeT Il Bunker Greek
Visited friends st this place during Tie
fore PARE - Ehe week.
Mrs n : shelton returned hEsgsss Sat
,4riav. after several days visit vita
srt.s..is ana Relatives IS t,A.el3&as.
Mre " a. ya<srtafz visited friends n
.~sg~RatfN Il few awss EsEs week
8 ys{9a sazsf surprise party z@s given az
ser rossse II MRS J. y. Crow LAST Tues
DAY evening"
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,-4te Market Abundantly Sup
lid With All Except Ducks.
legs ARE YET VERY HIGH.


3u..~,.n turkeys. geese, ducks and
- hags every reason To dread the
pssssasshlag Thanksgiving TO greater de-
~ $50 vear than ever before. In past
- re aDcks Of Oregon and the middle
- states furnished hearty 5 per cent.
4 -, s,es, market for the holiday season.
= M. year taa conditions have been
- reversed and few will DE imported.
a. ssaxs Of fowl III the market now Is
- sa,Dersor. on the whole. to that Of
s-.sr vezyg. Nc. because 1t ls larger. for
. s,,Is IL III not. L. Is. however. rlumper.
su.Se. and fresaer. A goodiy portion
-. "a hand hiss been shipped in 10 the
-.srsxsou merchants alive from Wha.com
- ather northern counties. A majority
- seen grain fed for several weeks before
s..ssnx home, which custom is continued
& sss corrals here.
IA benefit OF live shipments Is that each
n, fse commission aaen XIII and dry pick
49, .be number required by the market,
~ thus the birds are fresh when they pass
81 ths hands Of the local retailers.
ysf iii Of the commission houses. how
M are handling live birds. Several have
scst,sd large consignmenss of dressed
kcck. Upon arrival here they ara opened
"a serted. Those appearing TO have been
".
n balance put In cold storage. 10 be used
& sseded. Among the dressed shipments
n /. found that some raISefs have not
&used discretion In killing. as included
.ataaag the thousands received yesterday
ssfs many very lean and others scaided
ard poorly picket Fowl FOR shipment
shoaa not be scaided. as II not only de-
ystuys the natural color, but affects their
tsegag qualities. Among this latter num-
ksr are many that will have to be cIassed
u ellis and sold for whatever they will
kag
he supply this season Is about equal, UP
\ EAis, to that Of iass year, with greater
stsnaance OF No. ] grades OF all kinds of
has The prices also range. AZ this time.
t5oas the same as last year. No. tur-
tsys dry picked. arV sold by the iobbers
b he retailers at u cents "a pound All
su.xias this grade range from IL cents
tssas up 10 anything that can be gotten.
NJ geese. picked. are worth from II TO
Eesnts pound. with cults about cents
~. There Is at present little demand for
cvss
ne chicken market Is flooded and prices
" falling Live spring brought 10 cents
rxefgay and older ones cents pound
nxfs are Hof enough ducks In the market
bsaspiy the demand Jobbeys' prices are
kn 1t $40 a dozen.
fsess prices ire considered high. owing
hsse early season. Within "a few days II
y kA3t VI AZ AS<ist > IeElt6 Il
FHa VIII occur and cent more Ia not
Es9oahie. In the butcher shops and gro
MA where fstaH trade IN conducted, the
~ that will prevail Will be about 2
~ pound In advance OF the johners'
| market demand as yet IL very slow
Ais very little trade In geese and none
tetted before a week from Monday,
80 IL an abundance OF eTanbefrtas In
market this year: IN fact, a much
- stock than at this season last year
pahefs price is $50 a barrel Of 100
rs and the retail price vii, be about 10
NJ quart