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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
GENERAL DOMESTIC

Several thousand persons attended the
Democratic demonstration held yesterday
at Whitehall. III. Samuel Alschuler and
James Todd Were enthusiastically received
Alexander Jester passed through Kansas
City yesterday en- route to Oklahoma. He
siarnes his sister for the trouble of a trial
Witnesses We're introduced in the Powers
case TO show the incredibtity of the men
who testified for the prosecution
Tallow Dick" Combs was reported 20
have made a statement IN which he said
that he had been offered $500 To KIN Goa-
bel His statement tends TO confirm the
conspiracy theory. He at first denied the
statement, hut afterwards admitted that il
was partially correct.
= young man fell asleep on a railway
track and was killed by train. A boy
who was with him was injured.
Mr. Bryan mas been assured by prominent
ohioans that there is a splendid chance for
Democratic success in that State this fall
The deadlock in the Sixteenth Illinois
Democratic Convention was broken yester-
DAY by the nomination of Judge Selby. Over
200 ballots Were cast.
The authorities of the Military Academy
az West Point are determined to put an end
IL the hazing of new cadets 4 thirti-class
cadet detected in tie act OF compelling n
piebe' TO stand at attention on his head In
a rub Of water was given hours to leave tho
academy.
Wild scenes of disorder attended tha
election in the Signal Corps of the Illinois
National Guard. Governor Tanner was
twice called upon TO enforce the election.
an effort having been made to postpone II.
The board OF inquiry appointed to .nysstt-
gate the premature explosion of a cannon
at camp Lincoln made its report yesterday
1t failed to fix the responsibility for the
accident.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
ENGLISH LORDS QUARREL.
Rosebery Told Lansdowne the
War Department Is Not Infallible.

London, Aug. 3.-Another breeze blew up
in the House of Lords to-day as the out
come Of the debate on Friday last regard
ing the allegation that England was not
inVunerable against an attempted invasion.
Lord Rosebery to-day somewhat testify re-
sented the Secretary of State for War, the
MARQUIS of Lansdowne, taking him to task
for suggesting that the Commander of the
Forces. Lord Wolsely. ought to come to the
House and give his authority to the Gov
ernment for his military plans.
Lord Rosebery said he did not propose to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
BOY FALLS OFF A ROOF.
Was Flying a Kite and Stepped
Over the Edge.

While flying a kite from the roof Of a
two-story building at No. 2sl9 North twelfth
street: William Luecking: IL years old. OF
distance of thirty feet, but was not seri-
ously injured.
Several of those who witnessed the fall
when August Vossmeyer of No. 2sZ5 North
Twelfth street picked him up from the pave
ment he found he had sustained sprain
of the arm. The boy went home in a street
car,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
CHICAG0AN OUT $500.
While Travelling From Paris to
Lucerne, Switzerland.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.

Lucerne, Switzerland. Aug. a-Copyright.
1900 by the New York Herald Company.1
Mr.. Philip Chapfn of Chicago, who arrived
at the Hotel Schweizerhof from Paris on
Monday night, had startling experience
at Basle Station.
From the examination Of his luggage on
entering Switzerland, Mr.. Chaplin dfscoy
francs $500, mostly in thousand-frano
notes.
The police authorities at Basic and Lu-
cerne were notified at once and all possible
means will be taken to trace the stolen
money.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
MORE BOERS SURRENDER.

Cape Town, Aug. 5.-Liebeberg's command
attacked General Smith-Dorrien, near
Potchefstroom. but was easily repulsed
burg to bring away Baden-PowelPs garri-
SON Seven hundred and fifty additional
Beers have surrendered to General Hunter
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
MASSACRES IN SHAN-SI.
French Consul Reports Many Mis-,
sionaries Murdered.

Paris. Aug 3.-The French Consul General
at Shanghai. NJ. de Bezaure. in dispatch
dated Thursday, August 2, states that many
missionaries of different nationalities have
been massacred in the Province of Shan-Si.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
B0ERS REPULSED.
General Smith-Dorrien Had No
Trouble Defeating Them.

London, Aug. 3.-An official dispatch from
Lord Roberts, dated Pretoria. August ?,
gives the date of General Smith-Dorrien's
patch says:
In the morning flag of truce came to
Smith-DorrienS camp. demanding his sur
render. Before he could reply the Eoers
opened heavy fire. The British losses
were slight.
Ian Hamilton met with slight opposition
Mt Nitboafs Mex. His casualties were
1i,yhA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
DISASTROUS FOREST FIRE.
Wiped Out Newfoundland Town
and Burned Valuable Timber.

u1IU IlIHUCIs
st. Johns, N. F., Aug. IA forest fro
at Sopps Arm, White Bay, has destroyed
large sawmill, several million feet of
lumber and settlement of 12O houses.
The place was wiped out. A steamer that
happened to be landing coal for the use
of the mail steamers took the residents to
q place Of safety,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
Guests of Senator Vest.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sweet Springs. Mo-. Aug. a-Major Henry
A Newman Of Randolph County was
guest of Senator Vest Friday at his cot
tage at the Springs. The Major and Senator
cracked many pleasant jokes and left the
Senator In better spirits and health than
he has been in since bi3 arrival. Mrs. Jack
son, Senator Vests daughter. Is the guest
Of her father for the summer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04

The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever Is q bottle OF Groves TnStslsss
Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron and auinine In .
tasteless form No cure-no Day. Price "a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04

$3.50 Put-in-Bny and Return,
Via Glover Leaf Route, August Il Last ex-
cursion of the season Ticket oficA 6o6
Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04

Hotel Metropolitan. St. Paul; stopping place 70.
tourists. European or Am. plan) Popular prices
Eest Accommodations. Cars depots and landing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
VERY Low RATES
To Colorado, Utah and the Black Hills
Via the DurllnEton Route.

On sale August 7th and 21st, final limit Oc-
tober 3lst. Two wide-vestibu1ed trains daily
between st. Louis and Colorado. Ticket Of
flee s. w. Corner BroadMaY and Olive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
ONLY ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Cupid Apparently Was Overcome
by the Heat.

Yesterday was a. day of quiet and rest for
the marriage license clerk. The hot weather.
for once. had the effect of deterring those
who would wed.
Only one license was issued. This was TO
W. H. Smith, No. q South Compton avenue.
and Miss Hida C. Hageman of No. 1855
Palm street. These young people came in
shortly before the office closed. and saved
the day from complete whitewash.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
RAILROADS

RAILROADS
The American Association II Railway
Agents will meet at Old Point Comfort on
Octob>t s.
practically been absorbed By tn. Ealtimors
and Ohio.
William K. Vanderbilt hss gone abroad 70
confer with George Gould and A. J. cas-
satt
Commissioner Mayfeld threws light on
the Texarkana rate problem
The Union Pacific Will build an extension
in Wyoming.
Several Clover Leaf deeds were fled a.
Edwardsville. Ill
New York shippers and others Interested
met to discuss the new trunk line r,Ie on
bulk,ng small articles for freight shin
ments-
The latest presidents agreement appears
TO have fallen through.
Marine IntelIixence.
New York. Auf 2-Arr1yed; Graf Wal
dersee from Hamburg.
Liverpool, Aug. S..-lrrtyed: Pennsand
from Philadelohta.
Havre. Aug. s-Arrfvel: Ia Champaigns
from New York.
Glasgow. Aug. 2.-sailed: Carthaeen,an
Phflsdelphia: Laurentian, New York.
London. Aug. 2-Sailed: Messaba, New
York.
MovilIe. Aug. s.-sa,lea: Astoria. from
Glasgow, New York.
Queenstown, Aug. S.-Sailed: New Eng
land. from Liverpool, Boston
Southampton, Aug. 3.-Sailed: Augusts
Victoria from Hamburg). New York, via
Cherbourg.
New York, Aug. a.1Arrived: Roland, Bre-
men; Columbia, Hamburg, etc.
Halifax. Newfoundland, Aug 2-Arrived:
Siberian. Glasgow and Liverpool via st.
Johns. Newfoundland. for Philadelphia,
Brow Head. Aug. 3.-Passed: Lrcan,a
New York for Queenstown and Liverpool.
Lizard. Aug. S.-Passed: Southwark. New
York for Antwerp.
Naples, Aug. 3.-Arrived: Steamer Ems.
New York, via Gibraltar for Genoa (and
proceeded.
Boston. Aug. 3.-Arrived-Ultonia. Liver
pool via Queenstown.
Queenstown, Aug. 3-Arrived: Steamer
Iucania, New York. for Liverpool. and pro-
Ceeded.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
SPORTING.

Fair Grounds winners-Marie q. Brown.
Merriman. Two Armies, Randazo, Early
Bird and Lakey1eyv Belle
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04

PimpIes and Freckles ON Face.
Your druggist will refund your money II
Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. 80 cts
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-04
,,o Ind;nnaDoIi. md Return.

Aug 7th and Sth, via Big Four Route
Tickets Broadway and Chestnut SITS.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
Past. .Admires Bryan.

Las, SUNDAY. at Quinn Cilapel. An.
f. church. the Rev. :. Carey. one al
the most prominent =eoiored= ministers
IN the country. preached a sermon. US.
ing as his text the editorial published
in the American lasZFriday# upon the
lynehing question.
After commencing the Amerieans
stand and general attitude oi fairness
toward the eolured rae. Dr.. Carey de
clared that the best interests at ms peo-
pie lie in the division OF their vote.
Quinn Chapel. oi which DIR. Carey
Is pastor lis the oldest negro church III
Chicago and the second oldest church
in the city The membership is said
to be about two thousand, and DR..
Carey's liberal declaration OF political
preferences has created 4 great senSa-
tion on the South Side.
The American, said DR. Carey this
morning, has furnished the straw that
has broken the camefS back When
most newspapers were at loss Tor a
proper conception oi the recent race
disturbances in New York. the Amcri-
can comes To the front with the only
liberal and advanced idea oi the Sltua-
ton While being perfectly fair to both
sides. that paper shows that II and the
party are decidedly friendly to the ne
gro.
1T can easily be seen that the col
ored people will be benefited as a race
by dividing their votes Political slav-
cry is closely kin to manual slavery.
Il think that the administration has
given a direct slap to the colored sol-
diers who distinguished themselves in
the recent war by Withholding from
them any reward for their services. The
Republican candidate Tor president has
even declared that he used force Ia
make the Tenth cavalry go to the front
Il admire Mr.. Bryan and | think the
interests OF the colored people would
be as safe in his hands as in the hands
OF any one One thing is sure the Re
publicans care very little about the
negro. Chicago American
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Bishops for Bryan.

1t is authoritatively announced that
three bishops in the A. NJ. Z. church
have declared foT Bryan ior president
Bishop Henry NJ. Turner, of Georgia.
the senior bishop OF the connection and
one Of the most prominent colorcd men
in the country, II is said, will deliver
several campaign speeches in Indiana
and elsewhere in the interests oi Bryan.
Bishop Grant. whose episcopal dis
trct includes Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Michigan and North and South Dako-
ia. Is also against the Mckinley admin
istration He claims that President
Mckinley promised him personally that
he would appoint negro on the labor
commission and made the appointment
two hours later. leaving the negro out.
Bishop Derrick, oi the same connec-
ton, also has declared himself as favor
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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A POLITICAL PoTPoURRI.

Governor Shaw, OF Iowa. has met the
expectations oi politicians, by appoint
ing Jonathan p Dolllver as senator TO
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
the late Senator Gear. 1t is safe guess
ing that Senator Dolliver will succeed
in convincing the Republicans ot that
state. OF the wisdom oi electing him for
the iuIl unexpircd term at the next ses-
sion OF the legislature.
At this writing il looks very much
like the Democrats OF the Fifth Con
gressiona District will agree upon
Hon. p. b. Winston as their candidate
for congress Such a contingency will
give a zcst to the campaign that will
dispcl the least semblauce OF langour.
1t is said that the colored vote OF Hi.
nois is a matter OF grave concern to
those in charge OF the Republican cam
paign. The popularity Of Samuel Al
schuler. the Democratic nominee for
governor. and the dissaffection among
the members OF the 9th regiment who
did service in Cuba are the causes 10
which this result is traceable
The question is being repeatedly
asked what is the trouble with the col
orcd voters OF Henncpin county The
cient interest 10 even call a meeting oi
their club. has not been evluced Verify
the colored brethren seem To have en-
listed under General Apathy
Mrs Kemp, through the jealous and
persistent efforts OF Mr. Robert Jami-
son ot this city. has been appointed a
clerk at Republican headquarters
Gov Lind and Capt Van SAINT viii
-.Ht. ~. L.
the occasion Of the demonstration by
organized labor on Labor Day IA
is well nigh certain that each will avoid
a discussion OF the issues IN the cam
paigu.
The air is redolent with rumors oi
schemes. ruSes and tricks being turned
out of the incubator Of Chicane at ST
Paul The latest Is, that there Is 10 be
by agreement. but one candidate tot
each county and city office on the
Democratic ticket IN Minneapolis, ~
order to connive al the nomination Oi
the weakest Republican candidate for
| the various Offices II were well for the
! g O. p that II adopt some Democratic
I tricks. at least to the extent of avoiding
the necessity oi healing posi-nomina-
/ ton party wounds.
ne Bfftfidf d0tutufAAIdlioH tdltutai0i
and political prognostieator. General
/ Grosyenor. Of Ohio IS out IN another
calculation This time II Is as 10 the
/ nun Der 81 Republican and Democratic
senators there will be IN the event d
MeK;uley's reelection and also IN cast
Mr. Bryan should be successful at the
polls The old gentleman guessed pref
Is well in fso6. but II Is best ioF gsiess+
er's reputation 10 stop after he ha'
guessed correctly.
Nov comes Mr. Rmmor and charge
/ Pete Sjoblom wiih bringing out Mf
Peterson for register OF deeds. to diytd'
the SCANDINAVIAN vote of 4. Sofdeef
and briuz about the nomination oi Cor
ham. This Is anything but. complimen
/ tary to the sense and judgment oi Mr.
Peterson
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank all OF our friends
for their expressions ei sympathy and
kindness they have shown US during
our late sad bereavement in the loss We
have sustained by the death oi our
dearly beloved wife and mother. also
for the many beautiful floral tributes
Milton Fogg Sr.
Chas II. Fogg
Melinda Fogg
Milton + Fogg
Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Irwin
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25

March I, 1901. The legislature doeA
not meet in regular session TIL 1909,
and Delivers appointment Is likely 20
hc renewed to run until his successor
is elected There will be numerous
candidates before the next lrRiala.
tnre for the position, including Sen.
ator Dolliver. 4. -, Cummins. Gov
shaw, Congressman Lacey, and PROB
ably nihFTA
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25

Tau - OI u 81 dNNHhC oouAh
Fourt hstrcet. He will suit you.
Go to John L. Neal. Real Estate.
Loans and Insurance, 622 Boston
Block --
The Advance Restaurant, 7I4 Wash
ington avenue south, is up to date in
service and equipment. II you want a
good meal in a clean place don't tail to
go to the Advance Restaurant
Mrs. Julia Cunningham, OF Des
Moines, Iowa, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Jessie Dibbles, St7 Riverside av-
enue
Harry Killbren the BOY preacher
who has been preaching at Hastings
during the week. will return to the city
today and will preach at St. Peters to
morrow, at which time they will hold
the Quarterly meeting.
The members of ST. Peters A. NJ f.
church rendered splendid surprise par
" to Mrs. Mary Johnson, who has
been III for many months
There was novelty that reached the
elimination OF the sublime last Wednes-
day evening, in the marriage OF Mr.
Frederick Lee OF this city. and Miss
Nanett Branch. OF Nashville Tenn
ne @tQuti i llldt tHt kutHl VI AlF "
casion was invited to the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Sellers to celebrate the
goth birthday OF the latter To the sur
prise OF all that were present on this
occasion Miss Branch and Mr. Lee
were united in holy matrimony by Rev.
w S Brooks.
Mr.. George Burke is exceedingly i'll
al the home OF his mother. on Ninth
avenue south and Fifth street
The Masons. OF Minneapolis, are
highly elated over the reelection OF
Mr ] l.. Neal as grand master
Rev. Lena Mason still holds the
tort" at Midway
Rev. Mr. Coleman. OF Toronto. Can,
Is visiting the Twin Cities.
Our correspondent on Fifth avenue
| has been up a tree this week
Rev. ] VIII King has been spending
some days in Hastings, laborlng at the
| camp meeting
! Minneapolis is expecting 10 have the
! pleasure oi entertaining large number
| OF guests from Des Moines, Iowa. soon.
! coming up on an excursion 10 the an
nual conference
Mrs. s. K. Brooks will deliver a wei
come address to the NJ NJ 5. which
meets in the city on the nth oi Sep
| tembcr.
The Advance welcomes DR.. o. D.
! Howard into the professional wofid
| among the business men ot 1t. Paul
| Nav his rub never grow less.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
TWIN CITY NEWS.


ceiying certificates were Earl Bell. Lo-
raine Beard, Burdella Harris and Ruth
Nassar At the close OF the session a
conference OF teachers and officers was
held and it was agreed that beginning
on and after September 2nd the ses-
sions of the school would be held at /
o clock p, m. Come and meet with us.
lanes c. Anderson, Supt.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
- Ii,.rau H.Ip.

Gambia King TO poet laureats -" hst :
wrong with that eor0Eatlon 0ss. IAh 20
hnISh il = =. :. a.. :.
- s95fSeer a the guaFd, q sgt AID sas
s..a4.gh fees Fl thsse sLzsss % SUPPLY tiis
- Ya,srysts's pseds II sh4ll heTeF b said
las K.ux O8mhalonskag5 did hef eflfSts
20 literature 70 the aniE. - BAL afsofs
American.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
DoLLIvER H0NoRED.
Gov. shaw Appoints the lows Gon-
Erensman UniGed states senator
Ia succeed senator Gesr.

Des Moines. Ia. Aug. 24.--Gov. Shaw
Wednesday evening announced the ap.
pointment of Congressman j. J.. Dol.
liver, of Fort Dodge 10 be United
States senator to All the vacancy
caused by the death Of senator John
II. Gear. The appointment runs to
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
list HERE

We will not insult your intelligence
We think you know that no man can
continue in business unless he receives
patronage from the people. An up-to-
date meal, or a cosy room can be had
at John Godirey's, i4S East Ninth
Street
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
AFRO-AMFRICAN COUNCIL

To the Officers and Members OF the Ma
tional Atro-American Council
You are hereby called to meet in Ma
tional convention. in the Senate Cham
Der. indianapolis, Ind, on Tuesday,
Aug. rs, 1000. at 10 o'clock a. m. ior
the purpose OF discussing questions al
iecting the interests OF the race; to elect
officers for the ensuing year; TO devise
plans, and to take such action as may
be deemed best for the protection and
advancement OF the Airo-American peo-
pie. Some OF the most able speakers
OF the race will discuss questions OF Vi
tai interest to the race in general
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
Mob Leaves teroIr,stnni.

Cleveland. o..-Aug. Intelligence
Was reeeisedh here. Thursday afternoon
by#the police authorities that a mob
of#aoo men had #leftAkron for Clese-
land. bent on wreaking vengeance On
the head of #feek.for the outrage of
Mrti1lrstluN. mini
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
Ens sf RsmarLabIs csye.v.

Toulon. Aug. 2s.-G1stase Paul cia-
seret. minister Of war under the com.
mune. died % pneumonia. lie had
bad 3 remarkable career Of adventure.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
THE ORIENTAL. HAIR PAR

IT Z ONI Z n M TININ I Nm
LORS, on the corner OF Seventh and
Sibley streets. room 2o5. krahmer
block. is the place to so Tor all kinds OF
fashionable hair dressing. etc, Straight
ening hair and scalp treatment spe-
cialty. Hair work done to order Calls
made at residences. Prices made salts
factory. Mrs E J. Allen, proprietor.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25

TIE enly rsssgu sonzs psFssas PSI tt.s.t
sstss "a - "a. tbsy ~ fee. free = bofrgS
ANN. \ Press.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25

the streets near the wrecked COURT
house a. Was qa,eiZ Ttursda! after
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25

fgent 20 the Chinese minister, August x.
1903. 80 D. m
Memorandum tn response TO the thl-
uese ministers commute OF eabl".
grams from VicoToy Earl ii Hung chang
dated August 10 and y, proposing the I'm
mediate cessation OF hoatiiitieH and the
appointment Of an envoy 10 conduct n"Eo.
tlattons, received at the department. oil
state August 20 and Il, 1900
white the condition set forth In tho
memorandum delivered To the Chinese min.
lister August II has not been fulnlled, nhd
the powers have been compelled 10 rescue
their ministers by force vf arms unaiaed %
the chinese government. Htlll this govern
meRt IL ready tu welcome any oN"rtuf"S
Tor "a truce. and invite the other powers 70
iotn. when security II established ia the
chinese capital aud the Chinese govern
tnrnt shows tts ability and Willingness to
maxi on itH part an effective suspension ~
hostIIltiea there aud elsewhere IN china
When this ~ done, and we hope II VIII loo
done promptly. the United states VIII he
prepared Co appoint a representative Ia
Join with the Representatives OF IN" othhf
similarly interested powers and or the
authoritative and responsible government
of the Chinese empire to attain th" ends
declared IN our circular 10 the powers oi
july 3 ipo0 ..,
1glEnrdJ ALVEY a, ADEE.
Acting Secretary.
department of state, Washington. Aus
The Afro-American advance., 1900-08-25
THE MARK ETS.
GraIn, Provisions. Etc.

chicago, Aus. q
WHEAT Lower. September sold from
5Jiae TO 7S1sc
CORN glow ana weak. Bcpi"mber
apausd al 54A.a sic. sold on 10 ysAr
oATs- quiet September opened a. 2i1sn.
but eassd on to tlssc
PORK. LARD AND RIBS steady. sep
terutsef pork sold 81 80 si's - so - lard AZ
o. g7ig 10 D. 20 and ribs At y ~ 10 HHsh.
POTATOES Market easy. Early ohi0s'
Der bu z5a -. Home grown, ~ bu SACKS.
s0dt5e
EGDB-stsady. Demand fair. Loss on
cases returned, quotablY igiSc az mark.
glfiie. city recaudisd. usN cases Included.
quotsbiy. ltui4lTc
BtJTTER Steady 20 firm. Cfssn"fies.
extra. BplIsg'zo per pound hfsls. lssilyc I.
seconds. Is1li7e daifisa i4l41i3hf. irnita"
ton eTsafneries. isaf lsizs
New York. AuK =
HITTER Flrn Current packed fac
tory, i4dise
CHEEaE- Steady Large e6iorsa ls,se;
small ealafsd f8is large white. igtssf i9tae /.
small white. iats aSistsc
EGgs-Firfn Western regular ps'e kin &,
At mark. lg4lse. western, loss on, ieJl3e.