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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-11-19
MORPHINE.
4 GasgsHtssa Hsme Cure Ter all
DFua habits.

MOrphlne. Opium, LAudanum, Co
ralne and an other drug habits, can
be permanently and palnlcssly cured
az home aud We are thrm without
causing detention from business or
other lnconvcniencc whatever AZ.
ton Immediate Ccatea good APP
petite. Produces sound, naatiulsleep.
Leaves eysteIa q patient In natnral,
healthy condition and without fur
Their desire for druga Of any Kind.
We build up the nervous system ana
remove the cause % disease. Each
ease submitted 10 us receives indi.
Vidnal attcntion from inexperienced
nerve specialist.
FRe9 TmAL TREATMENT
viii ta STAT 20 anyone addicted 20
morphlnc OF other drug habits %
receipt az request. Thla trial viii
demonstrate is rcmarkable eafatit'
value.
CONFIDENTIAL Correspondents espex
Halls with physicians. solicited.
Wnta az once Cor our lno Dookle
contAihlns ~relecnees, teFms.ete.
MANnArr6N TpEnArEtyTr Ass X,
nep't n, ilso Broadway Ne'
yoFk up.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-11-19

Successfully used by Mother Gray,
narse In the Childucn's Hogse Ca New
YORK. Cure Feyeriahness, Had Stom,
ach. TcethiuE Disorders. move and
regulate the bowels aud Destroy
Worme. Over $1,000 testimonials.
THrg NEyER YAH a. an druggists.
sc Sample FREE Addrcss Allen
\. Olmsied. lie Roy, \. n.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-11-19

LOCAL BRIEFS.


II. @. Cook and wife. from Bot
LEI were Sunday visitors in our city.
Miss Miranda TygaEd u visiting
her uncle. Capt. r. J. Tygsrd al
Busisr.
Some private money TO loan on
good real estate security. -GKo. r,
HUcKEsY.
The Latter Day Saints are having
a weeks meeting At their church on
the eat aide.
S unday night was warm and
springy. Monday night cold and
siingy. A severe change in ~
hours.
The regular annual bean supper
Of the g. A. r. boys takes place
on the evening Of Dec. I'D. Don'i
forget i.
Mrs. Jessie Farmer and Mrs.
Henry Cook, Of LaHarpe. Kans.,
are here on a visit to Mrs Ed. Cook
and family,
Mrs. Elizabeth Calvert. who
came down 10 attend her sons fu-
neral, returned to her home in Kan
sas City Tuesday.
Lou King went to Rich Hill las,
Saturday to visit his sister, Miss
Ethel, who is attending school at
that pisee.-Metz Times
The G. A. r, Boys over at ScheIl
City propose to have a bean supper
on Saturday the 1Ist. They promise
a good dinner for fifteen cents.
Rev. J. ID. Spillman, who came
up from Oklahoma 10 attend the fu-
neral Of his wife's brother, Benton
Calvert. returned home Tuesday
evening.
Miss 10. Steele. OF Rich Hill,
arrived Wednesday last to attend
the Teachers institute and has been
the guest Of Mrs. Chas. Scott
Butter Record.
Z G.. Carmen left The TRIBUNE
a sample Of maple syrup, last Sat
urday, Of his own make. that goes
splendidly with batter cakes or
fresh biscuit
International Live Stock Expo
sition, Chicago, Nov, as TO 80, in
elusive, return Dec. 2, M fare
plus S7.oo Cor the round TIP, wa
the n. o. p. Ry.
VIM. NJ. Kober, of BOieouu,
Kas., was in the city Tuesday look
ing as we'll as usual. His mission
this time was 10 sell some more Of
his Rich Hin property.
VIM. Hern the hustling real es-
tate agent Of Hume, passed through
the city last Thursday evening on
his return from the Corn Show at
Butter, the day before.
The Brachear ranch has changed
hands once again. The present
owner, Mr.. Frank Eakin having
traded il to a Mr. W. p. Pierce. OF
Salina. kas., for a big department
store.
In summer you wanted Golf
Gloves to keep your hands from
tanning, nov you want them TO
keey your hands from freezing.
Yoa &c, the bss, and cheapest at the
Bazaar.
The plsse-glass ia The 9Th street
front Of the T. NJ. Bank was blown
out Sunday morning by a sudden
gust OF wind while blowing great
guns. The destruction was COM
plese.
Al the Bssasr the proprietor
AIMEE to keep the bss, and cheap
est china 20 be had ia this market,
Remember the holidays ace coming
and you viii wan, 70 buy present.
Tor your friends.
{. A. nlEd favored THE Tai
BUNK Office with : pheasant call
Monday morning before leaving ioI
his home IN Bethany, No. While
ia this city be pa, his Maple stree.
property "A good shape, an exam.
pie which could be p~TO6tably fol,
lowed by other nOn.residenIs as wei
as residents.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15

pa Nill telephone 1000 We viii
nm for your printing
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15
I'll Texas st.

allSnl. As a rule we are calm and delib-
are talking or writing about. We are
moved by a sense of justice. We believe
it would be criminal to permit the guilty
mans esctpe because the. death of what
appears to be an innocent man would
preclude further inquiry anad investiga-
ton 1t is a serious problem; it is
question which strikes at the very fun
Aafffeffttaif guarantee Of protection to So
ciety. Let it be borne in mind that with
in the past eighteen months three women
have been murdered in the limits
of this city and the murderers have
not been apprehended. One, a ne
gress, in Silver Lake, was killed with an
ak; the second woman was the faithful
old nurse of the Tobinsky family, and
the third victim was Mrs. Matthews. A
remarkable feature of each of these
crimes i'll that in the case of the negress
in silver Lake robbery was not the mo-
tive, and there was not touched or taken
away any article of value from the house
nor was it the heinous crime 1t appears
that this woman was murdered through
wanton spirit of revenge, prompted
doubtless by jealousy. AT any rate her
murderer is still free man.
A SEARCHING INQUIRY.
In the case of the faithful old nurse
at the Tobirsky family the motive is urn-
explained. All there is positive of this
case is that she was killed with a billet
of wood, and the murderer left as mys-
terlously as he had come in. There was
one arrest in this case, but the man held
proved his innocence and was liberated.
In the case of Mrs Matthews it was
| not the heinous crime, and if robbery
/ Was intended tie burglar was frustrated,
/ doubtless through the awakening of his
victim, and to conceal and remove all
proof against him he killed. It is fact
we'll established that burglar will never
Kill except iii an emergency, but he will
not hesitate to murder when detected in
his burglary. However, it is positive that
in two cases the 1nurderers have eluded
arrest and there is doubt so strong as
to the third that it may be said that the
murderer of Mrs. Matthews is still at
large. Under this condition and in view
of the urgent recommendation OF the
jury of inquest, the grand jury should
be convened Immediately and with the
assistance of the district attorney there
should be most searching and thorough
inquiry. 1t is due the people; il is sug-
gested in the name of law and order and
a sense of justice which appeals to every
good citizen. There should be no delay,
nor should there be manifested any fesi-
fancy. of action for fear that it may
alarm the guilty man. Such a PROPOSE
tion is ridiculous. Let every citizen be
active and on the alert while the mur-
dercr is alive and still at large.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15
Ben HOLMAN
277 Texas Street.
MARsHALs SALE.

No. Io75-J James Riley VS.. K. I. Scott !:
In City Court, Shreveport, La.
nv virtue OF a Fl Fa issued to me IN
fbe above entitled and numbered case,
hv tIe Honorable C. d. Hicks, Judge OF
ti1t City Court, Shreveport, Fourth
Ward Caddo Parish, La, have seized
and shall proceed to sell, according to
law. within the legal hours for sales, at
his late place of business on Texas ave-
me M, IN the city Of Shreveport, La, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1908,
one lot Of crocEsryWare, glassware,
tables, etc
Terms of sale cash, subject te ap-
praisefnenf.
April I2, 1903.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

no 8I4b-In First Judicial District
lourt Of Caddo Parish, La: Meth
Lodge No. II, l. o. O. F. VS.. Frank
9. Wright.
q virtue of a writ of heri facias to
ne issued by the Honorable First Judi
ssa. District Court, in the above entitled
<l.a numbered suit, / have seized and
7an offer for sale at public auction, for
sssl1 according to law, with the benefit
ii appraisement, at the principal front
ssE'or of the court house of Caddo par
~ n the city of Shreveport, La, dur
aa12 ne legal hours for sales on
SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1903,
1he following described property, to-
] sas All OF the stock of wines, liquors,
alandise, furniture and fixtures and
.a.'er property contained in the premises
sssaa1ed BY the defendant as saloon on
ssas avenue in the city of Shreveport
ea.d property seized as belonging te
s IS leleraslant and to be sold to satisfy
Sc asnt specified in the said writ, in the
..a g one hundred and fifty dollars
90 per cent interest from April 4
ala all costs of the suit.
S. j. WARD, i
Sheriff Of Caddo Parish, La
B| assans April 8, 1909.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15

The old reliable advocate of Democ
racy. the Mansfield Journal says:
"rhcre was a time. in the history of
Louisiana when the best interests of the
people may have been subserved by
vcsting autocratic power in the chief
executive, but there is neither demand
nor excuse for it now. The people
should have the privilege of electing all
their officers" .
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15
RECEIPTS AT ALL u. S. PORTS.
This wk, Last wk. This wk.
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

70. 7Ioa-First District Court, Parish
Of Caddo, State of Louisiana: Sue
cession of William Enders.
Notice is herebv given that S. J. En-
dsrs. administration, has this day filed
BIS final account in said succession, and
unless opposition be made thereto within
iale time specified by law, the same will
e duly homologated as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable A. D. Land,
ladge OF said Court, this, the I4th day
II April, 1909.
+. A. LEONARD, Clerk.
Apfil Is, Iooa.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15
THE CORRECT THEORY.

The correct theory, sustained by rea-
son aid circumstantial links, is as was
indicated in the Sunday Caucasian. The
murderer was no stranger, that is, he
was familiar with the premises. His in
tention was not the heinous crime. He
came at an hour best suited for his pur-
pose. Finding the kitchen door as well
as the door of Mrs. Matthews room un-
locked he had easy access. Before going
into the house he secured the ak which
was convenient and lay in his way in the
yard. His presence in the room awak-
ened Mrs. Matthews, when there was a
brief struggle To avoid detection he also
killed, as he thought, the little girl at her
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15

from his breast run into his pants, and
did he not become more or less bloody
from these shots? Blood when smeared
on the hand would dry rapidly, and
blood when dried during several hours
could not have been scraped off with a
knife. The mans coat was bloody, but
this blood came from the wounds in
flicted by the officers.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15
Special Bargains this
weed in LADIES' READY
MADE GARMENTS.

Remember Banner Pat
terms, price Ioc and I5c.
rIay pattern sheet free for
the asking. Call and get
one.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-15
COTTON MARKET.

Office of The Caucasian,
Shreveport, La, April IS, 1903.
SHREVEPORT MARKET.
The market closed quiet and steady.
= 1eee:x.4c- ---a Ia Les
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-09
The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der of head indicated:
TotaIs s,@s 6.659 I.

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were fairly
liberal this morning, but as all the packers
were liberal buyers there were none too
many cattle to supply the requirements OF
the local trade. The market was active
from start to finish and everything sold
early.
Beef steer buyers took hold in good shape
this morning and the market ruled very
5ql0c higher than yesterday. The heavy
cattle improved the same as the light
weights and as the cattle began to move
toward the scales at an early hour the pens
were cleared before the middle OF the fore
noon. 1t was the most active market that
The quality Of the offerings was about the
same as of late. The bulk of the cattle sell
from $4.45 to SG5 and there are compare
lively few short-feds showing up in the
receipts.
h cow market was fairly active and
mand was liberal, so that practically every
thing on sale was soon disposed of. The
quality today was, IL anything, better than
yesterday, so that, although Gamers and
common cutters were slow sale, there were
not enough of them to cause the market to
drag,
Bulls, veal calves and stays also sold
freely at good steady prices.
There were quite a few stockers and feed
ers in the yards, but the demand for the
steady. AS high as $3.50 was paid this
morning. which is the highest price in
come time past. There were so head of
them, all whitefaces, that averaged 941
pounds. The common grades OF stockers
and feeders were slow sale, the same as
somewhat better yesterday and about 40
cars were shipped out, but II was notice
able that practically all the buyers wanted
the better grades. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-09
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Brokers Fear End of Southern Pacific
Pool and stay Out of Market.

NEW YORK, April S-Today's business
at the stock exchange aggresated barely
10000 shares, which is back to the low
the date also for the expiration of the
Southern Pacific pool confirmed the dis
is an almost Infinite variety of conjectures
as to what the effect of this event will be
upon thu market at large. The possible
event most dreaded is the throwing over
of the large holdings of the pool following
the expiration of the pool agreement. but
there Is a we'll defined suspicion that the
expert managers of the pool have not
waited until this time in a falling market
to protect themselves against those neces-
stiles Of forced liquidation. The, profess
mission houses cling to the belief that the
clearing w of this uncertainty may lead
TO an awakening of activity In trading. The
distinct easing of the money market yes
terday seemed to give no relief from the
pressure of liquidation, Today there was
and effective support at some points wher.
the selling was continued, but the. market
inatimstad to coh hs !, in T 2 spSp %eqe some ane
stocks, 1t is true. in which there seemed
to be some further liquiGation, but the
sure and inclined to advance. without, how
over, inducing any general responce
Yesterdays In the United states
the decrease In net earnings. for the past
quarter reported after the closing yester-
day. The corporations new 8 per cent
curb this morning. at S3%c. but a complete
recovery followed. The buying of the
stocks on the exchange was confidently
attributed to the account OF inside and
syndicate interests, such as nave not beer
perceptible In these stocks FOR a long time
past. This support had a good sympa'
thetic effect on the general stock. Tit
heavy selling of Rock Island. which was
a feature yesterday continued today from
the same sources, but there was evidence
of inside support in this stock also. Anal
gamated Copper was decidedly weak II
connection with the violent relapse o.
Ell It's Cd per ton In the London price OF
copper. There was some attempt to con
involved specula tive condition in the cot
fee market. Prospects In the money marke
were considered favorable. but an advanc
to Z per cent IN the call loan rate in the da!
somewhat chilled this confidence. TIL,
hanks have gained n small amount from
the sub-treasury since FT;cay and tn
movement of currency on the interior ex
change is believed to favor New York
Much Importance was attached also to
report from Philadelphia that the Pennsyl
maturing in June, with the proceeds o
the first installment of subscription to 1t
new stock.
Wide decline in prices of dormant stock
were n feature again of the market
Northwestern sold at 17sk compared wit
21 at the high level in April, 1902. Sales o
100 share lots of the Philad lphia compan
Grd OF Laclede Gas prefer Ell vera eff
fected only at concession for the frs
named of IA points and for the sacon,
The bond market was dull. but abou
steady. Total Gales par value Sl.395, 90
T.. s. IS, 3s, and old IS advanced "a. TIL
new As coupon declined u per cent on tn
last call.
NEu WprLy Stock nWChanCps
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-09
wEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha Branch I1O-111 Board of Trade
Building.

CHICAGO. April S.-WHEAT-The factor
In the wheat market has been large buy
prices advanced about nc. The Armour
purchases have been in the millions, but
mostly Tor July; There were adviees Of
and Parts cables were 1hd1&c higher. Eng
fish markets were up h0Ad. There was more
bear than bull news. but nothing was taken
into consideration except the Armour buy
ing. Clearances. 241,O00 bu. Primary re-
ceipts, $500 bu.. for two days. AGAINST
$1,000 bu. last year; shipments. $3.50 bu.,
against 30l 900. Northwest receipts. iG2 cars,
against 70 last year. Weather is fine and
crop accounts all bearish. Bradstreet's
worlds visible was corrected to an increase
OF $4,000, instead of 100000 decrease. New
York reports 3s loads for export. Contract
stock, $4,000 bu.. a decrease OF Of ~, COO bu.
Clearance papers were taken out for 523,-
600 bu.: inspected out, $4,000 blu. contract
contract; estimated for tomorrow, so cars.
CORN-The corn market has been steady.
with the May gaining on the July and with
selling Of July by Cudahy. which had its
effect. The shipments of corn appeared as
SCI go 6u, but this was merely talsing6 out
seven boats have left, and a few more are
slipping away as soon as nonunion men can
be procured; 1t looks. however, as II the
strike would soon be settled. C~learances,
666 5000 bu. New York reports 20 loads for
export. Contract stock, 2, 4SS, OO0 blu. a de-
crease Of $4,000 bu. Local receipts, 226 cars,
with none contract. Estimates for tomor-
row., $50 cars. Primary receipts. GA, 600, for
TWO Gays, against Ezt,UOO last year.
OATS-The oat market has not followed
the advance in other grains. There has
been selling of May by Patten and Howe.
Cash market was easy. Shippers said the
eastern markets were feeling the arrival OF
recent large all-rail shipments. Local re-
eeipts. 1863 cars, with 5 contract. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow. 2O cars. Clearances.
10000 bu. Stock of standard only $4,000 bu.
q decrease Of $500 blu. stock OF No. ? only
/ 5000 blu. Shipments of 1888, 600 bu. showed
the taking out of clearance papers by the
! feet.
PROVISIONS-The provision market op-
ened strong. Fair buying OF lard and ribs,
presumably for Cudahy interests. Hately
Bros. had May lard to sell on the advance,
Some buying of pork and lard by commits
sion houses. Trade in general rather light
There were 24,OO0 hogs: market active and
DC higher, closing weak and a shade lower
Estimates for Thursday, $500. Hogs in the
west today, 5000, against $1,000 last weeb
wFARE GRAIN co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-09
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, April S.-COFFEE-Spot,
quiet. Futures opened steady at an ad-
vance of 5dl0 points and higher European
cables and further news concerning the
new Brazilian tax on coffee receipts; trad
ing was not so active as was the case yes
terday, still there was considerable cover
ing and for a time prices were steadily
maintalned: later, however, Havre dis
played a declining tendency, losing y franc
of it's early advance, and the local trade
apparently regarding the plan for reducing
future supplies impracticable or INSULT
cicnt. also became less active purchases,
while liquidation by tired longs once more
became a feature, and the market lost
much of it's early Improvement, closing
irregular at a net decline OF 3 points to an
ircludinG: May, 895d4.OSc; June, 4.l5c;
July, 4.45G4 Csc; September, 4.3594.45c; Oc-
tober. 445q4. SOC; November, 4.5Op4.6 0c; De-
cember, 4.75Q4. SOC; January, 4S5c; March,
4q5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-09
81. Lonis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. April S-wHEAT-Higher,
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, 699sc; track, tOq
lc; May, 691Ed6sAc; July, 61ad61@sc; NO. :
hard, Od73hc.
CORN-Hfgher; No. 2 cash, iOc, nominal;
track, 4Od40hc; May, 4Oc; July, 4Otc.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 cash, 34c, nominal;
track, 95d35kc; May, S3sc; July, 29hc, nom
iTal; No. , white. CSC.
RIE-Quiet at 47c.
FLOUR-Dull; red winter patents. $500
3,45; extra fancy and straight, $3.O0d3.25
clear, S2.75d2.9O.
SE~ED-Timothy. nominal at S.OO02. 20
prime worth more.
CORNMEAL-Steady $3.50.
d67c.
HAY-steady; timothy, s7.OOa15.5o; prairie,
S10.00Ml1.OO.
IRON COTTON TIEs-SLO5.
BAGGING-5%d6lc.
TWINE-Hemp, SC.
PROVISIONS - Pork. higher; jobbing
standard mess. $3.50. Lard, higher al
S9.67lz. Dry salt meats, firm; boxed extra
shorts, 81 IS; clear ribs, $1,000; short clears,
S1O.l2Ik. Bacon. firm; boxed extra shorts
s10.75: clear ribs, S11.O0; short clears. S11.12h
METALs-Lead, firm at A.57ls. Spelter
firm at S5.40
POULTRY-Highsr; chickens. 11hc: tur.
keys, loo; ducks, 13c; geese, &c.
BUTTER - Quiet; creamery, 2ld29Rc'
dairy, 1Sd21hc.
EGGS-Higher at 13c.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-09
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
COmmOdIties

NEW YORK, April s,-FLoUR-Receipts
20.267 bills; exports; s'2O7 bbls. sales, 1900
ter patents, $3.7O@4OO; winter straights.
5OqSeo Minnesota patents, sS.25qi.2O;
$S9O@S4Ot winter low grades. SCOOPS 80,
Rive -four, steady; fair to good, 81. SOd3. 20;
choice 70 faney, S25aS45.
city. Sl.oe; B%randywine, sS.4Od3.45 40.
haE.Easyi 10 2 western; 5slsc; Z. o. b..
BARLEY@Duil; feeding, &c. c. l. T. Buff
falo; mailing, 624d5ec c. 1. (. Buffalo.
WHEAT-Receipts, 1925 bu. spot. firm
No. 2 red, S0kc elevator and S0ssc (. o. b..
aloat; No. | northern, Duluth. s7fsc {. Q. b.
ahoat; No. l hard, Manitoba, S77sc (. o. b.
anoat' Options throughout the forenoon
rumors, firm Paris cables. small northwest
receipts and general covering. In the aft
srnoon IT. sdyeneed on heavy buying by
lkale. net higher: Nay, rs 5-l6d79hc, closed
az lslSc; July, 757SQ7sSc. closed at 76%c;
CoRN-Receipts. bs,7OO ba. exports. s7.l7s
bu.; spot steady: No. 2 nominal elevator
and Si1sS T. o b. snoat; No. 2 yellow, size
NO. 2 white, bSc. option market In contrast
20 the west was weakened some by the
settlement Of the lake strike and prospects
Of large arrivals here; later It recovered
with wheat and closed firm at a partial &c
net advance; April. 5akc. closed at 52lhc
May 6laSlSc, closed at 5l%c; July. 49lsd
= closed at f9hc; September, 49i4c,
oATs-Receipts, l2s,OOO bu.: exports, 2.ss;
W. spot uulls NO. =, H9tzc, standard white
AOlhes No. 3, 304c; No, 2 white, 4Olkc; No.
white, Sshc; track, mixed western, nomi,
mall track white, S90l6c. options steady
tion. ~
choice, 9Ocd$1.O5. 49, -
HCPS-Quist; common to choice. 1902. 226
2Sc; 1901, l9u2lc; olds. 66iic; Pacific coast
ls9e. 2lZq26c; 1901, lsG2lcs olds, 6d1lc.
H~lDES-Qu'et California, 81 to % lbs.
l9c; Texas dry, "a to so his, lie.
LEATHER-Steady; acid, 24d36c.
PROVlSlONS-Beef. steady: family, SAC
Ql4.B; mess, S.OOal0.O0; boxed hams, 500
@2l5O; packed, Sll5Odl2.50; city extra Ind.,
mess. SaO.O0d9050. Cut meats. dull; pickle,
bellies, @.75Qll.25; picked shoulders, S9CO6
92o; picked hams, S11 ,5Odl2.OO. Lard
steady; western steamed, 5000; refined
firm; continent, SlO55; South America
81; compound, S7.50qS.O0. Pork, firm: fam
lily, aS5SgsoS; short clear, sls.75d2O0
.,RlCE-F1rm; domestic, fair to extra
a6c. "
BUTTER-Receipts. zoos pkgs.: firm
state dairy, lId27c; extra creamery. 29C
common 70 choice creamery. lsa2Shc.
CHEESE 90 Receipts, 1901 pkgs.; firm
fancy large state full cream, fan made
colored. lihal4Ac; white, lihdl4zc; fame.
EGGS-Receipts, 1851 pkgs firm; stat
l5c.
POULTRY-Aiive. firm; chickens. lsc
turkeys, l5ci fowls, l5lac. Dressed, hrm
chickens. l6ql1c; western fowls. l4hc; tUr
keys, Ice.
NETALs-There was a decline in LOndO