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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22
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THE MOST WONDERFUL.
PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
IN AMERICA. ASSISTED BY A
COTERIE OF THE WORLDS
MOST FAMOUS PALMISTS.
CLAIRVOYANTS AND CARD
READERS, HAVE LOCATED IN
THE STORE AT PAL WATER
STREET FOR \ SHORT TIME
ONLY. BUSINESS MEN CAN
CONSULT lZETTA WITH GREAT
PROFIT. She foretells changes in
fortune. prospects in all business
speculations.
BESIDES IZETTA. the following
Professionals can be consulted:
MADAM MAY, Palmist, Clair
voyant and Card Reader. can he
consulted on all business and finan-
cial affairs.
Madam Stella. wonderful fortune
teller and linguist viii reveal your
past. present and future, in FRENCH,
SPANISH or ENGLISH.
The ROusSins, celebrated Partisan
Wax Workers, uneXcelled in their line.
have been obtained as an attraction
for this season only. To watch these
neople al their unique occupation is
both amusing and instructing.
Polite attendants present. The best
people in every town patroniZe this
camp. NO DISORDERLY PERSONS
ALLOWED INSIDE OUR DOOR.
THIS is THE ONLY ROMANY
GYPSY CAMP. DON'T MISS THIS
GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
ADMISSION TO THE INTEREST
INC CAMP IS FIR = NDI- r palm
READ FOR TEN CENTS. Open from
10 \. NJ. 10 ~ 2. NJ.
H. y. TITUS, MANAGER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

s. ". Matthews of the Bureau VI
Labor Statistics has received I'm
,,,urication from S w. d. North, chlsl
st,,istician of manufactures 1or t"0
T-ni+ad states Census Bureau, oileriii7
Kim the privilege of preparing On o ~
cle indicating in a broad way
possibilities and probabilities
future development growing ou' VI
natural resources, relative apuli'i".'rs
of capital or labor, the conceh
IF particular lines of industry
no,tation and market facliltles
arv other causes or conditions
bear directly upon the question: ..,s
Mr.. Matthews has accepted sa
offer. This with similar writings iion'
ether states will accompany the NJ.
featuring statistics OF the etar,.
states of the Union, as an lhtl ~
statement. These statements IN
be based upon expert knowieose % acu-
e-.reraI industrial resources an" 49,.
liarities of eaeh state ana It's s;rod
manufacturing centers. ~ IL 'e1I ho
bv the authorities that these sElan ~
prepared by persons inv -.5ar-
Familiar with the resources an j e.,
acteristics of each state anu !, .s,aner
this reason that Comniss.u' nn
Matthews was chosen as there - ,hor-
ably no one in this state ipo''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

ouartermaster, also the evenings of
meeting.
:. | hope the comrades will take ad-
vantage of the offer OF our comman-
Cer-in-Chief in regard to working
pension claims. The division com
mander will also do all in his power to
advance your interests in these mat
tcrs 50 always feel free to write me.
8. In assuming the responsibilities
cf the office, | solicit the assistance of
every officer and comrade in the di-
vision. Comrades, we will try to make
the division of Maine second to none
In the country. according to our mum
bers and advantages. We will. am
assured by your conduct as comrades
and citizens. retain the respect of our
GLOW men. and thereby elevate the
standard of our beloved order.
BY direction of
HENRY /. LORD,
Division Commander.
Official
CHARLES J. HOUSE.
Assistant Adjutant- General.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22
A CARD.

We the undersigned. do hereby agree
~ refund TIE money on a 50 cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
lmarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove sat
iSsfactory or money refunded.
Rnwditch & Webster. klnsman Pharmacy
FW Courtemanchc. c. X. Partridge.
Arthur Tetrault. Temple Pharmacy.
John Coushlin, Augusta
4 b. Hutchinson, HallOweil
Rohinson & CO. Chas. Ward h Co
c. ii. Beane. dAroAnsf
novtO DE- WkysmOo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

The snow and cold weather has Kept
most of the country people from visit
ing the city. but, yesterday, more of
them were in and trade along the
street YVES brisker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

Charles Atwood and Edward Irving.
two tramps, claiming to hail from
Portland. asked for a lodging for the
night at the police station, Sunday
night. but in the morning they were
unwilling to give up the good board
they received there and insisted that
they were footSore and weary and
would remain while longer. They
were brought before Judge Andrews
charged with vagrancy, and We're CIV
er. Is days in the county jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

see the $2.9S Walking skirts we are
closing out at s1.9S. Other good trades
in long and short skirts all prices. Odd
lots in Ladies' and Misses Petticoats
at prices to close them quick. One lot
fancy colored $1.00 and sl.25 to go at
19c. A few fancy colored nice quality
merceriZed at greatly reduced prices.
All our fine wool waists included in
this markdown. See the $3.50 and 1915
silk waists at S1.SS. $500 silk waists at
s3.49. Fine assortment of Ladies'
Dressing Sacques, all colors at quick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

Special meeting of King Co, L. r.,
X of p. tonight. to make arrange
ments to attend the Knights of Pyth-
las ball at HallOwell. Thursday night.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
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.oldsmi,h'S "HaunCh Of VensCr

that he lauded must have been the
picture of our fine legs of prime lamb
and mutton.
THE haunch was a picture for painters
TO study,
The fat was so white and the lean was so
rudy
Expert judges of prime and juicy
meats are always delighted with the
choice cuts that we send to their order
from our stock of fine meats. we
handle nothing but the best. We hang
it in our refrigerator for the proper
length of time, and we sell you more
H"urishmant at the same price than
you can find.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

Inc committee chosen TO audit the
STATE treasurer's accounts are work
ING diligently in the treasurcr's office
me work will probably be completed
this week.
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Misses and chi;cren's Garments


The balance of our Misses and Chill
dren's garments to go in this sale re
CARELESS of cost.
Misses apiece Suits TO be closed out
at less than cost. Children's long
cloaks and Gretchens at great sacri-
riCc.
The balance of our Fur stock at
greatly reduced prices. including Fur
Jackets Collarettes. Neck pieces, and
Muffs. $500 and $3.50 Collarettes in
this sale at
So .49
$3.50 Collarettes in this sale at
$4.98
$1,000 and $500 Collarcttes in this
sale at
S7.93
$3.50 Collarettes in this sale at
1928
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22
MUNYON'S
Dyspepsia
CURE

When Prof. Mnnyon says his Dyspepsia
Cure viii e cure eoi inldIisestion and all forms
truth. 1t will cure a stomacb thnf h ,ae
been abused by ,over-eating and over
drinking. It will cure a stomar,. that
has been cen, weakened cake by old-styIe drugs
much toward making an old stomach act
like sound one. At all druggists. %
cents. Fifty-six other cures. Write to
Broadway ana 2Gth St. New York. for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22
LADIES SUITS

The balance OF our Ladies' Suits to
he closed out at q great sacrifice, as we
propose to close out every vestigc OF
winter goods before getting in our new
spring lines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

Lung Kuro will stop that hacking cough.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

oushiy acquainted with true conditions
along these lines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22
WRAPPERS

one lot pretty elder down wrappers,
worth Sl.50. in this sale at CSC. One lot
$l.00 and Si.25 wrappers to go in this
sale at 19c. each. One lot best Standard
print wrappers, all sizes, good lining
and finished arm sizes, special low
price of soc. each. Odd lots in ladies'
muslin underwear. slightly soiled at
less than cost TO manufacture.
Children'S fiannelette robes, soc.
quality to go at 39C. One lot $1.00 kid
gloves in this sale at 19c. per pair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22
Water

r is sometimes an important
factor in prescription work.
& 1t makes a great difference
whether Kennebec river wa
ter is used or pure distilled
water. 1t will take too long
to tell you the why Of it, ex-
: cept the river water nOt be-
e ing pure, chemically conflicts
(. with many medicines. I use
h only distilled water in all
Il my prescription work, thus
Z assuring no chemical change
q in drugs prescribed. | sell
rs 4 all drug store goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

(For regular proceedings. routine mat
ter remarks. etc. see official Steno-
craphic report in another coiumn.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22
STATS

$1,000 and $500 Collarettes in this
sale at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-22

CHARLES J. HOUSE.
Assistant Authenticated.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-26
ETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Nov. G.-FIour-Receipts 2l.ri
eases held a shade hisher. Rye i1ur nrn. Buzz
wheat steady. Cornmeal steady; yellow Western
s1.5s: city sl;ao. Rye nm: STATE rye c3aeic. {. l.
Csc. c. i. Z. Buffalo. W-heat-Receipts 10, 20
I. .. ei = anoa s5:'' 10. ou : red sGoi sd astn' ei lev; a . req ~ o. { {
northern Duluth Slisc I; o. b. afoat; No. l hard
DuiLth ssise I. O. b. atioat. options opened 1rm
and were generally in a frm position all day.
With occasionar bursts Of decided strength. fol-
higher; clearances large and local stocks bullish:
ciosed HTm at Sc net adyance May 81 1-l6g Sl7sc;
Receipts so.Sa; exports S4.lC3; spot strong: No. :
market was excited. at times and very strong on
western manipulation. firm cables. active Gov
isc net advanncS; Mn cSt co. eio ci%stl nrrn at
e2lgaeSisc. closed ta.e. oats-Receipts l4.i,0:
g2e; No. white 5Ilsc: trS. MIXED Western az
4Isc; trk. white isd51c; options stronger with
Western steamed $751;: refined stronger: CON,
Pmnrk Ey,gS; : A $40 .: Compound Tea7s.e.
oI trm city grI I.asei country 57aaefse. C1ttonseed
Li~sTpiocci. : Nov yt''2 2S.- ri firm. NJ .
red reI,r western winter IS igEd; Sc. i Northern
lures steady: Dec, 5s ESD: 'S MaPch = = HI HI en- EH5
spot firm: American mixed old IS SD. F'utp3as
x, Kans 5 city it 81 sio Jan No2 Is ed 4w MaFf1 IS "a sa.c.
ssiEas Sc No lash No; 2 hard ss'sgeste; No. !
Dec. t6isc; May e6lsc; cash No. . mixed &c:
Mite Wilt & afSe; No. z 6'as'is oats-No. 2
Choice 5imothy slSai9.0: DO; prairie sl2. Re-
Jus neat ial.htuf corn lShbN. oats 80 NH,
Shipments-Wheat 2. 800: corn s3.eN: oats Ts,
Toledo, .. Nov. strong ana nc
tive; cash &c: Dee. IKE: May 7sc. corn strong.
Dee. 90; May .e5Ac oats-Dec. fs+c; MAY dc
tioKeiseed easier: Dee. S.45: March Ea.5l.
Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. .5-NNheat higher W
| Northern 1hGHtsc: No. . North.rn 9iailLc:
MAY &c. Rye higher; No. ! 5si. GGHc. BARLEY
higher: No. . 6lisI62i-c- Corn-May G4S,c.
Peoria, Nov. 25.-Coru higher: No. 3 6iisc. Oa.s
higher: No. . white 4Jisc trk. Whisky on IN.
basis OF 81 for finished goods.
Minneapolis. Nov. &.-NheJt-CIs -Gtsr. Doc
69Hc: Nav 72I.G72Ssc: on trk. No. / hard 7slsc:
No. l Northern 7o'ec, No. > Northern C7a.GGST,'
Flour-First patents ss.C503. -; second pafen,s
8.50d3.G 60: first clears $2-7IG2. ~: second clears
SEQ, Bran higher: in bulk s16alG.50.
Duluth. Nov. 25--Wbeat-Cash No. I hard 7p.c.
70. 2 Northern eSlzc; 30. / Northern 7O4c. Dec.
zoe: Nav 73ac. Corn 62i2c. oats 43iLc.
Chicago. Ill. Nov. 2I.-Cash-FIour firm. Wheat
No. , 69n72zc; No. . red eir@d75igc. Oats-No
? white t4. ml5isC: No. 3 white s-Ef5t.c. Rvp-
No el%dsic. Rarley-Fair 20 choice mating
t0n65c. Flaxseed-No. Sl.4e: No. I Northvastsr1
sl.43. Timothy seed-Prine sos. CInver-C0nl
tract grade SIS. Provisions-M s. pork. uer hi
tt.15al4.S0: lard. per 100 lbs. s.. iGGq1 n. short
ribs sides GOOSE ,sTS-2e; iry sailed shouIdsrs
tbNd) %GIitc: short clear sides ,hxd ~ ~
s.55. Whisky. basis Of hiEhwines 81 u $3.50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-26
STOCKS CLOSED STRONG
ON INVESTMENT BUYING.
BANK AND TRUST SHARES
THE FAVORITES.
fractions Advanced Steadily. Re
covering a Portion of Their
Recent Losses.

Local securities started the new week
strong and active. There was a good di-
NtrSih'd demand for st. Louis stocks and
bonds. and. while there was no heavy trad
Ing in any one issue. few stocks in the list
were neglected by investors. The total VOL
ume Of trading was large. and the general
trtrd OF prices upward.
The feature Of both sessions was the
strength shown by the banking group. Mis-
souri, Trust was not so aggressive as al the
close of last week. but The bulk of trans
actions In the stock were at a prize equal
I" the highest mark reached on the recent
bulge. Opening sales We're at Sl4J. After adj
vanctng to $3.50. the market .ased of to
SIio-' on proht-takiug by some of the small
er holders.
fractions advanced on a better local buy
ing demand. and an Improvement in the
feeling on the New York curb. Transit sold
at Sz9l1 and So, United Railways preferred
at SSt15 and SIS. and the 1 per cent bonds
at $3.50.
Union Trust was on the upturn. with sales
az SsV and 1881. Title Guaranty, Mississippi
valley, Mercantile Trust and Third Ma
tionai Bank We're also strong and higher.
Al the afternoon session the features were
american Central Insurance and German
SAVINGS Bank. In each of these there was
the strongest kind of a bull interest. The
insurance stock was bid up from ~ 70
SzdZ.JV. with sales on the advance at SIS
anu W.. AT the close ga was freely bid,
ana the stock WAS held at s235. This l. s-v-
eral points above the estimated book value
OF the stock at the time OF the recent re-
organization OF the company.
HERMAN Savings, when Il few DAYS ago
was wanted around go. was not to be had
at a much higher figure yesterday. AT the
morning session there was d bid OF sis.
with no offers. In the afternoon d sale was
made at S32p. which was bid for more.
Missouri Trust was weaker, one holder
- inc 90 a ~ IS .na @Anta- - EIsy ~
was good demand for the stocks and bonds
of the MtSsourI-EdisOn company preferred.
stock selling at 800. and the 5 per cent
bonds at sg5-5 30.
$50 United Railways preferred at Ss and
The 4 per cent bonds at SyO75
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-26

IN a small way at 81 per 100.
Northern on trk,; Whit. ana
T mizi1 and nd s csraen f Sslgs sST f 20 S S6oT to i Ea SOTO fol
enGiee. Northern early Ohio and red cut rose
oNioNS~Choice nearby yellow at y.25 del
white at s.. !oal.SO: red yoeqsl for ordinary on
CABBAGE-Home-grown SaI0 per ton on
trk.: Danish Sl2al3 per ton del; Holland Sl2Hli
ToNlAToEs-FIorida ss.56g5 for poor: s3.5o9a
OcESLnEfaRf s = Oa1sc for small: white
plume S5d9oc per doz. lunches: Colorado 2oa25c:
homegrown l5aOc per doz. punches. as 10 size
bulk s>r2-J0 per crate, California S3u3-25 per
crate. Celery roots 25aaoc per doz.: large at
LErTrCE-New orleans s2as per Dbl: &c bu.
CAIHOTs-Northern GOa75c per 100 lbs.
TbENlPS-NoTthern &sai0"; home grown 4c
PARSLEY Homegrown at 100 DC Pc COZ.
SWEET PoTAToEs-New homegrown Per
bn': consigned s. 4S42 10 %'S N'"s"on' u Per
cUCUMBERs-Eastern dollhouse 75asOc per doz.
'0 RG S4G,fs to Seq; 20 f per ff b%
sfINACH-$ per bu. box. FOR home grown.
SAJEHkRACT-Hand-ma $50 per y Dbl.
CRANBERRIEs-ChoIce stock s,.e5q7.5o per
HoBsERADISH.s4d45o per Dbl! on orders.
$3.50 pei hul.
,CACLIFLoWER-S 75a2 per crate; 81 80 per
B~EETs-ioa5oc per 100 lbs.
orleans soc per crate.
SHALLoTS-&c per doz. punches FOR New Or
RiGPLANT-Florida ,iai.0 per crate.
QUASH-North"rn $l15 per Dbl /:
RADIsHEs-New orleans 25aSOc a doz
KoHLRABr-New orlean. .oa5oc per doz.
GREEN PEPPERs-FiOrida ss.25a2.s per
SrrATIJsH 9~XIoNs..n.e@ Per crate.
for fat. s2.25 for wax. to 81 .5oG3 FOR round green.
IeNss l-S-6u. box at e5a75c. and bu. bxs. at
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-26
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Strength of cn was the feature Of the ll gnn market yesterday Principal
among tho many bInsh ards on the coGer grain was the receipt of advces from
mar points indicating thtu the scarcity OF cmn vas so great that armer we're buying
thu grain from country rrehouss and paying the prevailing market price for heir
purchases Losl receipts We're light INK here was an excellent cash demand for: he
grain from 1.-THE South ard Southwest Foreign cnsunerst i'd much higher PRICES at the
progressed Toward ue lend of the first hour there wasc considerable reanzng. whhh
caused prices to ease Il, bt a rally followed, and the closing quotations Were well
abve hose Of Saturday
All Of the wheat new was hearsh. Cables cam over Primary receipts we're hse
and statsdans reported a heavy Increase in the visible and in the amounts of wheat
on passage There would probably have been a big slump but for the strength of corn
whch carried al other markets with IT.
Dec Wheat opened c ~ and closed nc to &c of May opened unchanged and closed
nc TO y C off
Dec cono opened unchanged and closed uc ul May opened sc up and closed Sc up
Nay ats opened lc to SC up and closed &c VI.
In the produce market here was a generally easier feeling In fruits nut a better
demand for vegetables potatoes and cattage. being especially strong.
Local stocks and bonds advanced yesterday under the Impulse Of a splendid invest
rmnt demand for all kinds Of securities fractions were in demand md bank and trust
ompany issues wanted al hghr figures
YestHcays bank claunas were SU2@0; balances S29T6
Discount rates for call and tme loans were steady between . md per cent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-26
BY Telegranh.

Chicago. Nov; 25-CattIe-Receipts Is 90: eco
W+1I-tts GOD 10 choic" l9c higher; Others
t3..5aG; .stockers and feeders Ssai: cows 81. s54e
-. heiiers Sl-5ou5: Gamers 81. p: bulls
si,''i+-gn calves $2.J1UJ.s5; Western steers s.. 20
n4S1. Hog-Receipts TO-DAY 4.o6J: to-morr5W,
1900; let over 5000. Zoe to 10 higher. closing
choice heavy s. as ~. ,aH,S ',.S.siy'L sooi 10
n".S5: lisht $5U5.60; bulk Of sales X.siay.S5D
~SieSp-Recsipts 2G.ooJ. strong to loc higher:
lambs. good grades strong TO zoe higher. good to
choice wethers S5.4Cu4.Is; fair to Choice mixed
@1a.+l' Western sheen S3H2. 90: native lambs
y 1Jdi 80; Western lar1bs. feslers g. 50aiI5. on
hciai Saturday: Recepts-rattl~. 2I: hlgs. a.
f,t5 sntep. ~; shiI~ 1885. hogs.
s. Joseph. No. Nov. 25-Cstle-R.ceipts
lg': natives S5l946.S5; cows snG heIsefs 81 %
81. els S-,pdS,yo e1ls and stays s2ds:
b.sp; lGc higher: light and light mixed &, i5lg
30; medium and heavy $5.S5aG. pigs 81 s5QiSS.
New York. Nov. 2,.1BSsT "Reeeipts : ,:o do.
mand fair: steers Toe lower: bulls steady: COWS
as -; bulls sec %: rbojcSN bniis a %Nih S,C9
export bulls S3-SeTi-SIls: COWS SI.s5R3.s 60: no ~
partS 9ivts-ReSeipts l,o: sow ami barely
7.5a. choice 80; grassers S2.25q2. a: few select
ed. So; Western Sc. 40T3. Sheep and iambs-Re-
higher; sheep SATs.a5: Few choice 1.5ii "alis
Sl;2sal. 80. lambs S3.5ou4.7S. Canada iamhq $40
Gi.Gei. Hogs-Rsceipts ass: easier. Western
hogs $50. state AMI Pcnnsylvauip s.. 7-a5.e5.
Kansas city. No. Nov. 1s.-Cdti1-Receip. o.
o5 natives. 1890 Texans AMI Coz calves. Mark,t
st6ck.rs and fee,isr- ss'%75ta4 81 N'r NJ Stgri',S,i
Texas and Indian steers &.l5G4N: Texas COWS
81 .o0H3.4o: native cows s2-Sbq4.2i: heirers S2.7j
S3d5. ~IioEs-Recaipts u.00: market i0lf Ice
higher: .top Ss.q2le; bulk OF sales t5.Joas.s5:
light !5.2Oa5.s5: pigs Si.2cG5.i5. Shaep-Receipt;
h,o0'; market STEADY % lHc lower: native lambs
y Ics:3iibaa:e Western lambs Stlo@t2;; native
yearliugs S3.GuUi; ewes S2.5JH3-35.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-26
POULTRY.
New York Market Rather Healthy on
Desirable Grades.
PEpJ-RIJr SpECvaI

49, =
New York; Nov. 25-Live ~Poultry-ReceIpts to-
DAY were 10 cars Western. l Southwestern and
about 10 cars unsold from last week. bur win
advicss not showing up much over 3 ears in
T Weigh sSvs st ncdd y, with prices slightly higher.
KEYS not plenty. and hold steady and strength
ened TO 16c. Prime ducks steady, hut ordinary
steady. chickens 7isc: fowls g.; rSosters Hn.
T~urkeys.Western eal0c: do. Southwestern SID
ern 5oae6c. GeeseHwpeasrtFergRG n prime 40 pa 99p siTI st.
DO. southwestern sOcqsL Pigeons. pair, nc.
express receipts Yesterday were not heavy and the
quantity Of stock landed by freight here this
not considered excessive. There Vas a larFc cons
course OF out;of-town BUYERS on the market.
panies were also in evidence. The quality Of
while some shippers were found whose stock W ans
fine neas and sd,d brought @ t top prices their neishbors,
deal Of the receipts Vas p Ice pa teds' ana "a great saf5
very slowly at from 1Ogl1c as to quality. while
ally reached Ike. Tons OF thin bu; sound tnr-
KEYS were urged to sale at from saiOc and
rather healthy on desirable grades. with more
or less stability to values. The proportion Of
very little demand with no quotable Improvement
in prices Prime ducks and geese sold well. but
Iced Poultry.spring turkeys-Dry-picked, fancy
ioic; hin and framy sasc. Tlrkeys"oId P aTers
age best hens 1oc: average old toms &C. Spring
1oitc; western dry-picksed Average sisaioc; prime N
Western scalded 1oc; southwestern scalded 80
loc; Southwestern dry-picked eIzGlOc. Fowls
Western dry-picked. average best sIkc: Western
scaided. prime SC; Southwestern dry-picked 90
&c. Old ROSTERS SIC. Spring ks-W
fancy 12c; mixed old and Young ducks lOGiic.
Spring geese.WesteLn sdl1c. squabs-white
choice, doz: 8. 5Od2.15: prime dark 81. "a;
mixed s2q2 p Dry-packed turkeys-western dry
picked III l2c: Western scalded, prime i2d12Ikc:
Western fair to prime nanl3c; southwestern
average n12Gl2c. Western scalded. ordinary 100
lie; Chickens-Western prime. dry-picked lOn
1oikc: do. scalded log lOl4c. ~Fowls-Western dry
picked. prime 9izc; do. scalded. prime 96aiZc.
Spring fancy r2ikal3c: Western
average ldl2c. Spring geese-Western fancy lie:
geese. Western mixed. old and young SGiOc.
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Nov. 25.-Butter-Receipts Asa
pkss firm: State dairy 15G23c: creamery i9R
25kc: June creamery 1s622c: factory 1Sal5Lc.
Sheese.Receipt. LES pkgs.; steady: fancy large
sept. 9-d1Oc; fancy large Oct. 90 d9isc: fancy
small Sept. 10iSGlo&c; fancy small sAGiOc.
Kansas City. Mo. Nov. 25.-Butter-Creamery
&c: fancy dairy 1sc.
cries lia2ii@c- Cheese steady at 9AG1Ohc.
Elgin, H. Nov. 25--Three thousand lbs.
butter offered: no sales: 24lsc bid: market de-
clared firm at efiec: sales cf week Coz, 700 lbs.
Petroleum..
on City. Pa. Nov. -2-credit balances $50;
no bid. Shipments 57.le5: average
ss.s7s: runs log. 80. average Is. a52.