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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
TO CUT FORCE IN HALF.
Governor of Manila Thinks Policemen Too
Numerous

Manila, Aug. 13-Ci Governor
Taft, In tire immediate future, will re.
duce the polios force of Manila by one
half. At present there are 1900 pol
icemen for the city, whose population
only mum bers 25O, 600 souls.
The governor considers 1t unneces-
sary to have over GOO poiioemen, as
they are not required for military pur.
n
poses. Besides, in TIE event of trouble
the policemen of MsaSswou'd sss be un'
able to cope with The situstion, anG
the military forces would have to bf
called upon.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
DID GOOD WORK.
Officer McCaskII Captures Negro Who
Was Badly Wanted.

Officsr MoCaskill yesterday placed in
Jail Will Adams, the negro who on
Sunday morning entered the yard Of a
we'll known white citizen and made
improper advances upon his young
daughter.
Since Sunday Officer MoUaskill has
been hard at work on the case. The
only oIew be had was the Chinese
laundry check which was found 10 the
negro's coat pocket. From this ticket
the office WORKED on the case and finally
succeeded in catching his man yester.
day morning in Hanover park.
The nek ro denied his guilt and will
sndeavor to prove an alibi but Mr..
McCaskill says he is sure Adams is the
right man.
This is not the first time Adams has
been in Jail On this charge. He has
only recently bsen released from the
chaingaDg for which he served some
months for a similar crime.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
PRICE FIVE CENTS
AMONG THE EXCURSIONISTs,
They Are All Having Big Time in the
City.

The fifteen hundred exoursioris,s
which reached the city Monday on the
Plant System's excursion are having a
big time in ths city.
Yesterday ali boats 10 st Simon vera
crowded with the inland people AMI
lt Is thought that nearly every white
person who came on the sxoursion
visited the island. All the wba,vsswsra
also rowded ano for hours they stood
and watched the laborer's load the
vessels.
Probably the biggest curiosity was
the Mallory steamer. 1t seemed a
mystery to the country visitors how
such big piece OF iron could stsy ON
top OF the water. and as the many
labofers pulled truck after truck full
of freight from the ship, the onb
lockers wondered where 1t osms from.
thinking 1t impo ,sibie for a shin to
bring so much freight.
The excursion will roturn tonight.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
NOTICE.

On Saturday aud Monday nights,
August II and 10, will conduct the
last Of the bicycle auction sales in
Brunswick. L will offer at these sales
everything IN the line Of bicycles tires,
inner tubss, lamps, bells and ell hinds
of bicycle sundries, all of which will be
sold without reserved and for cash only
After above dates the remaining stock
will be removed to another city and
finally disposed of. Don't let this last
opportunity slip by. Remember the
time and place. Sale will start at s
O'Clock each night. j. A. Montgomery
503 Gloucester street.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
WHITE MAN FOUGHT
NTH The BURGLAR
JAMES SHR IVER CAME NEAR LOSING
HIS LIFE BUT SUCCEEDED IN
EMPTYING LOAD OF SHOT IN THE
NEGR0'S FACE.

One of the boldsst robberies ever rs
corded In Brunswick occurred yester.
day morning about 8 O'Clock, when two
Negroes entered the home sf Mr.. jam.
es Shriver, near Palmetto cemetery.
Mr.. Sbriver was at work in his field
at the time and saw the two negroes
enter his house. Not having any wea-
pom on his sonSsse3ISSastened to his
nearest neisabor, sudscured shot
gun. Ga his return saw the two
negroes still in the house. AS soon as
they saw M. shriver, one drew hi.
pistol and fred, one of the bullets pass
ed through the brim of Mr.. Shrivet's
hat. He fired the gun at the daring
negro, who stood before h m with an
armfuIl of olatbing, eto. which he had
taken from the house. MIR. Shriver's
aim was good and the shot took effaot
in the negro's face, but did not seem to
seriously injure him. OnlY one bsrrel
of the shotgun was loaded and Mr..
Shrlver was therefore at the mercy of
the negro, who, " ith his pistol in the
white mans face, demanded him to
give up the gun, which he of course did
Tbs negro then, with two suits of
clothes, the gun and several other
things, made for the nearby woods.
The other negro made good his escape
while the fight was in progress.
Mr.. ShTiver came to the city and re-
ported the g rsiF to the authorities, who
st Onoe started to work on the case
Mr.. Shlivsr did not know either one of
the negroes by name, but gave the Of
ficers very good description, and it is
thought that they will he captured, as
one of the negroes has load of unshOt
IN bis face.
The affair crsated considerable ex~
citement in the neighborhood of the
cemetery as nothing of the kind has
ever before occurred. The negroes
saw Mr.. Shriver at work in his 6eld
and although it was broad open day,
they thought it a good time to make
the steal. Mr.. ShriYer could not tell ex.
actly what the negroes stole but mi ssed
two suits of clothes and many other
things.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
DESPERATE NEGRO KILLED.
He Was Trying To Escape When He Was
Shot.

Richmond, Va. Aug. 13-RichaFd d
Washington. the desperate negro horee
thief who had been terroriziDg the
people of Mtddlesex county y and who es-
oaped from jail twice within sixty days
is dead. He was shot and Instantly
killed by Constable Flood Btiatow,
barely in time to prevent him from
executing threat he had made to suv-
render aud then kill his captors.
The ffioer came upon Washington
unaware and he surreI dered peace-
fully, but had only gone a short way
when he turned and grabbed the barrel
of the officers gun. The cousts BILE
pulled the trigger aud the negro fell
dead,
Washin gton effected his last escape
by throwing oarbolio acid in the face
of the sheriff when the latter W Mt TO
carry him his breakfast.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
At The 0gIethorpe Yesterday.

Fred Higgins, Lumber City; Harry
Dewsn, Nels)n, Ga; =. p. Rose,
Baltimore; G. q Barney, w. B. Spain,
Savannah; L. E Morgan, Moultrie; w
K. HlxoD, Lumber City; J. II. Walk or,
Atlanta; e. S. Sussdorf, Macon; Jss
Gump, Baltimore; w. D. Hickey
Augusta; r. q. LIE ter, Chicago; j. W
Bussey, Triton; w. B, Gum, Emegma,
Ga; q p. Baker, Allspsha
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
TRAIN STRIKES A HAND CAR.
Accident Happened Near Oak Mountain
Springs.

Co!umbus, Ca, August l3 This
morning the early special from Warm
Springs to Colnmbu ran into a hand
car near Oak Mountain Springs. Sect>
ion Boss Grahac and gang Of negroes
were operating the car, and had prob.
ably forgotten about the special When
the train came in sight the groes
jumped and ran for life. Graham
stayed and tried to get the car from
the rails, and Jump aside just before
the engine struck the car. He was
fully dozen feet away, but timbers
from The car which was demolished,
were thrown upon him, breaking his
leg. The train was not derailed. Ora.
ham was carried to Waveriy Hall
where his injuries are being locked
after By the Southern railway surgeon
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
SPECIAL TERM FOR LYNCHERS.
Gov Longino Still Determined to Bring Mob
Leaders to Justice.

Jackson, Miss, August 13.-Governor
Longino is in receipt of a letter from
Circuit Judge Latkin, of Greenville
announcing it to be his purpose to hold
special term OF the Circuit Court OF
Washing ton on the second Monday in
September, for the purpo,e CT bringing
to justics the assassins of tn I alians
murnered at Erwin, In Washington
county, last July.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
BAD NEGRO STEALS DIAMONDS.
Young Lady Placed VaIuabIes on Mantel
While She Ate Lunch.

Jacksonville, Fla. Auguet I3 Into
business office over Leske &McNeilis
drug store, in the center of the city,
today between noon and 1 O'Clock, q
thief walked and stole valuable lot of
diamonds belonging to Mics Mamie
Jones. Ths robbery is one of the
bolde.t of the recent affairs of the kind
in Jacksonville.
The property stolen oonsistet d of two
diamond rings-one set with q lsrge
and the other with a small solitaire
diamond, ring set with five opala and
ten pearls, ladies' silver watch, and
also a pocketbook containing m lnay, d,
in all amou nting to several hundred
dollars, not to speak of the personal
value attaching to them.
The thief was negro man. He was
seen by Miss Jones herself, who, com
ing out of another room on the same
hail, haviny just finished her lunch,
met the man at the door of the office in
which she worke, and saw that he had
taken her jswslry, which she had
placed on the mAntel while she went to
eat hsr lunch.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
FOUR WOMEN ARE DROWNED.
Postmaster Pole Saw Wife and Daughters
Swept Away.

Lexington, Va, August 13.-Assist>
ant Postmaster John G.. Pole and bis
family, while attempting to GROSS a
mountain stseam about 8 miles from
here, were swept down by the waters
OF cloudburst yesterday afternoon,
and his wife and three daughters, aged
from to 8 years, drowned. Mr.Pole
and daughter about years old es-
oaped. The bodies were recovered,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
NOTICE.

All persons indebtf d to noe pei sonal-
iy or to the late firm of Thomas O'Cop
nor q Company are hereby requested
to call and settle up without further
delay. Such accounts as are not set =
tied by the Goth instant will be placed
with an attorney for collection. am
closing out all my old business and
must get all outstanding ACCOUNTS coll
Looted in at once. j. A. Montgomery
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
NAVAL RESERVES OUTING.
They are Preparing to Have a Big Time
on August %.

The Naval Reserves ara enthusiastic
over their proposed field day to be held
ON st. Simon on August 20.
All the officers and members are
working hard to make the affair a sue
cess and many things sre being ar
ranged TO smuse the crowd who will
go. A full program will be announced
in few days.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
Off For The Convention, ,

The Brunswick delegates to the 8 ate
Agricultural CONVENTION left over the
Plant System yesterday for Thomas
vile, to attend the annual meeting of
the society which convenes in that city
today,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
NOTICE.

This is to notify all owners or agents
of vacant lots, yards and gardens to cut
the weeds and place same where they
eau be removed by the dump carts.
Respectfully,
N. Enamel
Mayor
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
Won Amateur ChampionShip

10 looking over the dispatches of the
bicycle races at the Buffalo exposition
we see where Marcus Hurley, of New
York, won the worlds amateur cham
pionship. Marous Hurley is a brother
of Mrs. w. II. Lyle. Of this city, and
although only eighteen years OF sge,
he has proven to be great bicy ole
rider.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Four houses and lots. Gne room
house. one FIVE room house, two three
roomhouses. All for $500. G. L. Parker
Straw Hats below cost, ut Heller's.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14

Don't lock the barn after the horse ia
stolen. Take out your Tornado insur-
snoe now. Phone 134 3. Montgomery
and Goodyear.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14

15 yards best Bleaching for 81 90, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, at
HelleF's.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14

Have you taken out your Tornado
insurance yet?iIi not ring up Montgom.
cry and Goodyear, Pho ne 134.3.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
Pulled a PIckpocket.

ptckpocket was pulled by th' poll
ice in the "Acre" early yesterday
morning. He was a negro ard came
In on the excursion.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-17
MAYOR WELLS
FILES ANSWER.
His Attorneys Present in, Court
Reply to Charges Of Parker
and Meriwether.

The answer Of Mayor Rolla Wells to the
contest proceedings recently Instituted by
George W. Parker and Lee Meriwether.
candidates for Mayor on the Republican
and Municipal Ownership tickets. re-
spectively., in the April election. was filed
In the Circuit Court shortly after 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by Attorneys Seldom
and Blair for the contestee.
The answer denies each and all tho allie
cations contained In the notice Of contest
filed by George W. Parker and Lee Meri-
wether. The document Is In fifteen sections.
and contains several hundred pages Of ex-
hibits. n
The exhibits contain the names Of about
5000 voters. whose ballots were counted for
the contestee.
The answer further states:
This contestee win contest all Of the
votes counted by the election officers Of the
said election for the said contestant men
toned in the list appended and marked ex-
hibft a for the reason that all the said
votes were irregular and void. Especially
will they be contested for the following
reasons: They were cast by persons not
United States at the date of the election.
They had not resided in the State Of Mis-
souri, one year prior to the election, or in
81. Louis sixty days prior to the election.
They were notslegally registered in the pre-
cincte where they voted. Many Of them
were cast by persons Of foreign birth who
had never declared their intention Of be
coming citizens Of the United States With
IN i've years and more than one year prior
to the election. They wrongfully secured
naturalization papers Just prior to the cleo
ton. Many Of the votes were cast by per.
sons fradulently representing themselves ID
persons entitled to vote On the day Of cleo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-17

New York. May .1s-Flour-Rsceipts Il. 1856 bbls.;
exports 1870 bbls: weakened by the drop In
wheat and closed dull. Rye -four dull. Cornmeal
aS'ii:; y so$in. YeiSs sr1.y s 3si. e, nsm 4; nv Whs ssll
Receipts ,ls. 900 bu.: exports 9s.os7 bu.; spot weak:
No. 9 red slkc {. o. b. afoat: No. red 7aHc e-
evator: No. / Northern Duluth S2dc {. o. b.
em9%s; No S'.,i / hard h. Duluth ; sgss, e. &, & 9b. ,; a.. :ao sa.
west. unsatisfactory English cables. . small ex-
port trade. foreign selling and short operations:
sISsse e, Ssss :. rs s.s s. sasss 81 Ne. closed :sf s ssse, s g.,
closed 7skc. corn-Receipts 1ss.too bu.: exports
g, .ss bu- spot essy; No; : ssxs elevator and sl Z
light receipts. but turned weak upon the with
drawal Of CLIQUE support. and sold OF IN the AFT.
ernoon with cheat closed weak and A0ic net
. 'sxsf' el a:s s sssgsl ssSt. 'l ssss.s ssAss dose. ssl' .. x
) white s1Ac: trk. mixed Western 32l1@srtc: trk.
s ss4s. n ilss.sis ,Sp :ss:sy se :siDe ZINC ss.;.' foe s,; e
frm. Cu.mea.s dun. Lard nrm; Western
; Ser ssm s;ssi ss; sss' Pom Porn; :;s. Z ls & e; 9 su1 4:
city 12 per pks.l.. 4ks: cou9try tpackases free,
s ssSis.l: e g. y.iisa ses aS's.' R Re'" dun s.' s':aa $:
sept nsh's X Gssh-Ns. ! hard 'asSsSs%Ses: NJ. s i
s79SsAc; No : red ssM9Dtfc. .x5ke;
july 4ias. Coo:a.NS. ; mig" Iissssd 4sa2ssc: No :
Mite ssss. Sa sss1HS,s Hnsss Ssss.ss va q.
prairie 0.B010! Rutter-CfeaHery 1440fexe:
dairy. fancy. 1S3ltc. -EgEEFfesh at SM0Jec.
sss sss'Dss..sasss p Zoo 'S 3D.: corr corn 8; ss.ses s:s al. 20 Z.
liverpool, fGsay ls.-Lard-AmsteAn rsansd d,
pals quiet Z ~ -: ps1ns Western n tea
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-17
Sailor John Wilson, Who Rescued
Passengers From Sinking Steam
er, Accused of Looting.
ARRESTED At wHARFsoA1.
Had in His Possession Jewelry
Identified as Property of
Victims of the
Wreck.

John Wilson. a sailor on the steamer
several passengers when the steamer went
down near Brunkhorst Landing Sunday
night. is a prisoner at the Four Courts.
charged with having stolen property from
the wreck. He was arrested by Detectives
Kelly and Joyce at S o'clock yesterday
morning, as he stepped from the steamer
Grey Eagle. at the foot OF Locust street. In
suit case.
there was found within 1t one suit of mems
clothes. two gold garter buckles engraved
Carrie" twelve pairs Of shoes. a silver
butter dish. a silver spoon, a gold breastpin
with cameo setting: a silk belt with gold
clasp. a revolver and some odds and ends.
J.. W. Scott, second clerk on the steamer.
identified the cameo pin as the property OF
Miss Mabel Gardner. who was rowned A
few minute before the wreck he eaid he
saw her wearing II. The garter buckles have
been identified as the property Of Mrs. Car
RE Minnigrade Of No. 3506 Henrietta street.
and the belt as the property of Mrs. J. 8.
Tanslow. wife Of the clerk. Captain Mas
sengale. general manager of the company.
said the shoes and the eilverware were part
Of the vessels cargo.
Wilson says he picked up the property in
the river after the wreck. Some Of 1t was
in a washstand, he said, and part of It
was in boxes. It was his intention, he said.
to return all the property that could be
identified and claim the reward.
No warrant has been issued against Will
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-17
Alton. Notes and Per.op.I..

b {iivea III. evening IN the First b sissS Church Mel
caos Sne<. ... A'sea g 81 he Re 1 Rs%'n c'ss. Ninth Ladies'
the German Meshediss Church fh sa Xlsoo;. p as.Tlns q
tendance At the District co Maers es ~. ~ ,' II Ct.
German Methodists. The Reverend Nj, Weimsn.
bach secured the next meeting Of the conference
Tho Alton High School pupils will Give their
annual exsursioo on Friday evening, June I. on
Inc tss s spSsad cl E.sis III fp e ar.1soH; The members Of
Tho Alton members Of the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows Will observe Memorial Day With
appropriate exercises on Sunday. June ).
Fisher q Alton, oa.n ei.d '@ %: q .ssi and a,. MT. .i Henry =
ineertng Illness Of rheumatism. Tho younr man
M SIss, . men member Of the Junior glass at the Alton
afternoon from the home At No. 8 East Fifth
street. to the city cemetery. ~
EManaEer W. u. Salvage Of the Temple The.
nu.l meeting Of the Illinois and indiana The
etrfcal Managers Association al Chicaeo. Nan.
rssr saassss w e. s a,see .s.o e. Sne q The scosIns
York ~ July ]. at which time the endorsements
Of the attractions for the coming season viii b
The second annual excursion Of Alton Lodge
Of the Mystic Workers Of the World. viii Is
given on the Spread Eagle on Saturday evenins.
Of 81. Louis next Sunday a. Sportsmsn.s Psrka
COLLEGE Review. the ofhefsi organ Of sa1rtisS
g: Morton, vice president; Alex. Thomas. secre-
tsry; l.: r.; worley business manager: c. B.
itoes. -
funeral Of Miss Mamie Hiiderhrana Of
A A'tS1 s sooa p'a Ss, yesterday afternoon from the
W. Twing officiating. The burial vas In 1t
city cemetery; The death q Miss Hildeserend
Of dfopSy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-17
WANT SHORTER WORKING DAYS
Machinists Confer With Employ.
ers in Regard to Settlement.

A conference between representatives of
the International Machinists' Association,
the National Metal Trades Association and
the st. Louis Metal Trades Association was
held yesterday afternoon in the Board Of
Trade rooms in the Century building, but
the result OF the deliberations was not made
public. The machinists are comforting with
their employers. with the object Of arrang-
working day in st. Louis shops, and it is
thought that a definite understanding may
be reached before Monday.
William Rebbing. local secretary and
business agent of the Machinists' Associa-
ton. IL representing the machinists in the
series OF conferences between members of
his craft and owners Of shops. He Il as.
sisted also by, officers of other unions In
terested in securing a nine-hour day in st.
Louis.
It Is generally understood among machine
lists that no concession will be made. aud
that the demand for a nine-hour day with
out a reduction Of wages will be adhered to
In any event.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-17
visitsrs at 81. r.ouis Hot.l..

vA2heOED ~ 0s AOUu0 EOte1os
Mrs. Kennedy Of Memphis, Tenn. ia at
the st. Nicholas.
g. NJ. Sherman Of South Bend, Ind, is
at the st. Nicholas.
Lee Wolf Of Mount Vernon. IND. is at
W, T. Osborne Of Gallatin. Mo-, is at the
&C. o. v~aihinger of BIRMINGHAM. Eng
land. Is at the L1ndell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Chase OF Kirksytlle.
MO-. Is at the Lindell.
F. Rice Of Moberly, Mo. and William
p. McCuily Of Macon. No., members Of the
Railroad and Warehouse Commission. ara
at the Laclede. ~
State Senator Frank H. Farrtp of STEEL.
Vile. No.. Is at tho Laclede. d,f
Doctor l.. Burgess of st. Marys, Mo-,
IL at the Laclede. ~
w; Y. Busby Of Fort Smith. Ark. is at
Chester Howe Of Washington. D. c., Is
at the Planters. -
a. johnson of Little Rock, Ark, Is at
the Planters.
...H. N. Reynolds Of Dayton, O.. Is at the
Planters. ~
the Southern.
Arthur Murray Of Pine Blun, Ark, IL
ut the Southern. 80
Herman Harkaat Of Germany is ut the
Southern.
---R. H. Keith. the coal man. Of Kansas
CITY. MO. ts at the Southern.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-17

steady a. 4os g. H~scon-shor RIBS arm At -
g: Whsat.sgos ;tesdyi No. red Western WIN,
Caiifornis DID: futures steady: July 8 loXds
sept. 50 sd. Corn-sp9t steady: Amsricam
ssn;. future y. quiet; May nominal: July = ii*ds
Peoria. iii; May 1&ncosn n%i No. : a&h
Whisky on the basis Of sl;zs for nnishsd soods.
e. .Sl: sna; Nav "a M az: g 5aly &c d uSrn . .sa,; 80
iirm; cash and Nay 4lxs: 1bly ssic. 0ats.
s s.edlc ess A piin a's ss.s osls oo T. ,. ~ &c ojs,ccSsScsssss
Lima DC: South Lima nc.
Chicago, May A-cs.h quotations were .. ~
lows: Flour dull. .whsat-No. Q spring IyAO
T3kc; No. 3 spring 6707oc; No. 2 red nN07Sx8
Oorn-No. . s4assNc: No. ! yellow S4Hlp@S7c. oStl
shits ssgsse; Rye.No ssaSas: .b.sisys
e; seedsESo ! nss q LIZ ~; Mo-
Po.k.. per Dbl. &. 7o9lA71; lard. per leo lbs.
Ns7,tQS; shert ribs sides 1oosel x':so9ai 10: dr.
Cb1d.J, NisAas3. -W~hisEy-Basis Of hiGhw1n0
3i.D. on the Produce Exchange to-day, The
butter market was steady; creemerfse iA0iS.lef
dairies 11916c. Cheese easy: 9h9Ic. Egg ea1Nt
fresh 11Nc.