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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
Opening Was Active aud Very lr-
regular With Some Gains In
General List.
REALIZING REDUCED PRICES.
Sensational Loan Expansion Revealed
BY Bank Statement Caused
A Reaction

New York, Jan 9l--The opening stock
market today was active and very irregu-
lar Northwestern advanced 2 The
changes In the general list were limited to
a half and were much mixed between
gains and losses. while great strength
WAS manifested In Il few stocks OF an In
vcstment rating the general list was not
benefited much and showed distinct heay-
ness In spots. ontario Il Western fell of
TO "A point below yesterdays closing ana
Reading reacted from 500 to sly Mean
while st. Paul was carried above LII and
the Northwestern STOCKS were going up a
point at time New York Central and
the junior Vanberbits were also In favor
and there was a resumption OF the Du-
luth, South Shore and Atlantic buying.
Prices fell back on realizing towards III
O'Clock, Northwestern reacting 3ls and st,
Paul /, The closing was unusually quiet,
specialties met some further extensive
advances and there was a fractional adj
vance In Reading, but prices declined ON
active general selling on the sensational
loan expansion revealed by the bank
statement Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis
ana Omana extended us rise 10 T. Nels-
Fargo Express and New Jersey Telephone
10 Snun and number OF minor rail-
road stocks point or more. The re-
action carried prices below last night, but
tho range did not extend 10 a point for
any stocks Of frat importance except IN
Union Pacific, The closing was active ana
weak
Close Money on call nominal no loans.
Time loans, easy 10 days 2lan29i per
cent 20 days 2Au3 per cent; six months
3d34.
Prime mercantile paper 9hdih per
cent,
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S.6 s. TO
iS7.1O for demand, and al Aj @a4 81 IS
for G0-day bills Posted rates, 1856 and
isSiR Commercial bills, iHhqi,S.
Bar silver. CO.'S
Mexican dollars, i7a
Govern ment bonds. steady; railroad
bons, steady.
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BINGHAM MINING NEWS.
Enlargement NJ ohio Copper Comrnry's
Mlll Progressing.

The Bingham Coal and Lumber co.
hauled about 1850 tons OF ore from the
Butler Liberal this week
Teams are at work hauling a l00-ton
lot OF very fine lead ore from the Pnoe-
nix They also have u large shipment
of second-class awaiting them at this
property.
Tuesday night the Copper Belt road
hauled down rs cars OF ore, The work
Was done by one engine and Is the
greatest number Of loads moved by
one engine In a shift since the road was
built
The Utah Is sendno down to the
Bingham Con. smelter an average OF
10 tons daily ~ hlgh-grade concen-
trates and It Is expected soon to in
crease this output. Its mill VIII soon
be- ENLARGED when It's copper output
viii equal Il not exceed, that Of any
producer M the camp.
II the shipments from the mines con-
tinue to approximate the ratio they
have maintained Tor the past month,
the Copper Belt win be obliged 10 IN
crease It's motive power and rolling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
KANSAS CITY.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. a.--Inital quotations on
May wheat were up "a to * at l5h to
LIES but gdraualy eased of until tho
price had declined to LAY.
Cash: Wheat-No @ red. LIZ; No. 3.
red, ii3Nl 10; No. 2, hard. l.l2qi IS: No.
3, hard l.06Gil Is; No I, northern, llsi5;
No, 2 .nothern, ll3gl ia; No. 3, spring,
Corn-No. 2, 43a43h; No. 3, I2isa42a.
Oats--No, q 3OA. No. 3. 30ls
May declined on profit taking by longs,
Final quotations on May were 7sa1 lower,
at i.li6i.1iis
Close Wheat-May, l.lla1 49, July,
977s, Sept, 81
Oats Jan, SOisa5o4i May. soAaeoI;
July. S0M
Pork-Jan.., i2.b7lb. May l2.77ia.
Lard-Jon. G.75, May, 6af6 9Iia. July,
7,0lia; Sept, 10.
Rl6s-Ian,, G,G2ls; May s75 ;ae,17R July,
Gad6. 92ia
Rye-Jan. 75
Flax-Cash, northwest, I ma
Timothy 2.90.
Cloycr-Jau,, 1919,
aBroy-'Cash. $4,000
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Favorable for an Active
Campaign OF Development


Special Correspondence.
Iehl. Utah Jan. 20.-Mlnlng interests
are showing up quite wei laround Len
nov with a promise OF some very good
results on certain properties. Mr.. T. j.
Wudsworth, recorder for the Lehi min
Ing district, says It has been quite
lchC time since there was no much ac-
tivity In this locality, and he Is Kept
busy placing newly located claims on
the records
The Maynowcr Mining company has
had couple OF men at work on us
property In West canyon f0r the past
few months. and some ore has been ex-
tracted that vii undoubtedly go 10
per cent lead, with Characteristic val-
ues in gold and>slyer. The vein from
which the samples were obtained Is lS
feet wide, and lies I'M a 20 foot ledge OF
low grade ore that would pay, If mill
cd The big vein lies between porphy-
~ and white lime and experts who
have examined the property speak ia
yorably Of IT,
The Gre clay interests have been
showing up we'll, The Utah Fire Clay
company owns six patented claims
about three miles west OF the Jordan
river, and probably $4,000 worth OF
development work has been performed.
About three cars per week OF fire clay
are being shipped 20 Salt Lake.
Messrs, 3 w, Ross, NJ Walker, s. ],
Taylor and Abe Powell have some fire
clay property north OF the Utah fire
Clay company's claims, They have n 90
foot vein and analysis shows Il to be as
good or better than ay so far found,
They are preparing to commence extern
laNa1AnnAnnt NYil "a.
ably cooperate with Salt Lake parties.
Deorlng & Larson who have group
OF claims IN Beef Hollow. west Of Lehi,
report having broken into body Of
sand carbonate They have run tun-
mel 225 feet, at the end Of which they
have an enCline 80 feet deep In an
Other place they have shaft about g
feet deep and II was here that the find
was mad, They have a fine cabin.
blacksmith shop and a good sor'r.. ON
their property ana expect 10 be ship
ring ore In "A short time.
Messrs N. A. Brown. Chase Feather
stone ana David Roberts report en-
couwglng results ON their property
west OF SARATOGA Springs. In Reforma
ton canyon. They have run an Incline
about 20 feet
Messrs y g. steele, ]. G McCandlpss.
Jas Tuckileld and S ] TAYLOR are
working pine OF ore on their claim on
Land Rock about one.haIf mile west M
tho S1rntOga resort which shows nm
well IN silver, and they are doing ex
tersvc DEVELOPMENT work on the same
party Of Binghamites who are
working ON sohme claims In Tickvue,
came 10 town Yesterday for more sun
piles ana show samples OF rock which
run wen IN copper, silver and gold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
COMMERCIAL CLUB ACTS.
Report on Mining Legislative Matters
Has been Prepared.

AT the meeting Of the mining COM
mittee Of the Commercial club, held
yesterday afternoon to consider the
pending mining legislat ton, appointed
a subcommittee consisting OF Capt.
Duncan McViche Col n. Treweek OF
the Wabash, and w. t. snyder OF the
Western Exploration company The
latter held a conference today and pre-
pared report which win be laid before
the Commercial club tonight, suggest-
Ing radical changes in the wording OF
the Bills already introduced In the
legislature and recommending such
other legislation, which. In the opinion
OF the committee, VIII be helpful TO
mining interests OF the state Just
what these suggestions and recommen-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
Opened Accounts Under Two
Names, at Same Bank.

New York, Jan. 2l,--Through a blum
der In opening an account with the
Monroe bank under two names, Henry
Amsel has fallen into the hands of the
police on charges that he is one of the
vleyerest forgers ana letter box rihers
In. the country. Amsel Is said to have
operated I'm the east tor three years, but
constant search was fruitless until he
was identified by an employe OF the
Monroe bank on the East side. where he
had opened an account in the nam OF
a business man. He deposited, II Is al
legged, several checks Of the mans
firm and later appeared to draw all
the money except n few dollars, Then
the paying teller recognized him as
having some time ago been a customer
under another name and detectives
were placed on Amsel's trail His ar
rest soon followed and the detectives
assert that many banks, especially on
the East side In this city, are interested
I'm the capture. Amsel II said to be
the owner OF several horses now rum
ming at Ascot, Los Angeles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

datlons are will not be known until
the subcommittee lays ts report be-
fore the Commercial clubs committee
on mining
Mining men are taking a lively inter-
est IN the proposed legislation and II ~
very evident that they are going TO- let
their wants be known to the members
OF the Legislature. A meeting OF mlh-
ing mon VIII be held, as stated In yes
terdays News" sometime next week.
when these matters win be discussed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
POWER FROM BOSTON CON.
The New England Mine At Bingham WIZ
We Supplied.

Tho new England Gold & Copper
company, Of which Henry NJ. Atkinson
is manager has made an arrangement
with the Boston Consolidated to supply
the former with power
1t was the intention Of the New Eng
land company to install an air COM
pressor and make It's own power but
the deal with the Boston Con. saves the
company this expense.
The afr will be taken from the Boston
Con. near the ore house belowthe mine.
Tho Now England management Is now
laying about 1900 feet OF pipe. one
machine drill will be put on at once
and another may be added later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
Lancaster. Pa, Bank Closes.

Lancaster Pa, Jan. 2l-Thc following
notice was posted on the doors OF the CITY
Savings Fund and Trust com any To-Day:
1.-THE directors Of this company have de-
cided 10 close It's business They feel con-
fdcnt all debts will h. paid In fun"
The company was organized In 1912 with
q capital stock Of $4,000 Prior TO that
time the business was conducted as q pri-
vate banking institution under the name
Of d. y. LoCher & Son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
TINTIC oRF SHIPMENTS.
Four Hundred Four Tons Of Crude Sen
To Smolters.

Special Correspondence.
rurako Jan. 21-The ore shipments
from the Tlntlc Mining district have
Increased considerably this week a
total Of lOi carloads having been sent
to the shelters, beside two carloads
Of concentrates from the Uncle Sam
mill The producers We're; Ce0tennlol-
Eureka, i6; Bullion Beck, 4; Gemini 10;
Eagle & Blue Bell Z; May Day. Il;
Yankee CON- 4; Godiva, L. Tetro, 2,
Uncle sam, ?, Ajax, 3; Carisa, 2, Grand
Central 81 Mammoth, Z; Victoria, 81;
total l0i carloads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
SUGAR FROM HONOLULU.
Arrival of First Cargo Causes a
Drop in Price.

san Francisco Jan, 2l.-The arrival
here of the first cargo Of $4,000 bags of
sugar from the Honolulu Sugar COM
pany has caused a drop Of 10 cents in
the market price OF beet sugar The
consignment was distributed to three
firms who refused to take part or join
the reorganization Of the local Traffic
& Commercial association, which Ia
said TO have hitherto controlled the
sugar situation here and are now act
ing on an Independent basis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
INSTRUMENTATION ArtIeIss EiIed.

The Little Frankie Gold Mining &
Milling company Of ogden filed copy
Of It's articles of incorporation In the
secretary OF states Office today. It's
capital stock Is 100000 divided into
shares OF the par value Of 500 each.
John Il. Smith Is president; j, e, Gas
berg, vice president; j.. a. Smith. sec
rotary ana treasurer; w. ID. COppernoll
general manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
Another Degree for President.

Troy ~ Y, Jan. 81, President Roose-
Welt, who Is stated to have accepted
the Invitation of Williams college to
attend the commencement IN June, will
receive the degre Of LII. ID. The presl-
dent win reach Willlamstown on June
20 or "a, and remain day or two as the
guest Of President Henry Hopkins He
will then go to Cambridge to attend
commencement at Harvard and the
25th anniversary Of the graduation Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IHE COPPER BULLION
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK
s'.,':s:s.'.:.:,s,'..:.....':,5.: ..,.:.'..'..';'
SHIFTS 10 nniet Title.

Two complaints were fled IN the dis
trict court today by the United States
Mining K Smelling company against
Mary Young, one to quiet title to the
Almeda lode claim, ana the other to
quiet title to the Highland Boy lode
claim, both .ccated in the West Noun
tain district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Jan. 2-'rhe following IA.
bic, complied by Bradstreet shows IN.
hank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended Jan 49, with the perce1.
tage OF Increase and decrease as com.
pared with the corresponding week last
year. '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
Nevada took Sales.

Todays sales quotations on Tonopah
nnd Goldheld stocks IN san Francisco
furnished by Child, Cole & CO.. brokers
Tonopah Common. ll.25; Tonopah
Belmont. 70, Tonopah Extension, ~
Tonopnh Midway lOi Tonopah Norm
star, "a. McNamna. 30 Montana To-
nopuh. 2.l0; Goldheld, 70, Jumbo, 81,
Jumbo Extension. 26 Sandstone, 5S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

REGULAR CALL SALES,
May Day, 1000 at 7.
Butler Liberal, 1000 at 1874.
New York, 900 az i7h 100 at a, 800
mt As; 100 at lSh.
lngot, 1000 at 31s.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ingot. 1000 at 3M; 1000 AT 3ia.
Lower Mammoth. 500 at 91s.
New York, 1900 at As; loo at asa
Petro, 100 at 6M.
Thompson. 1000 at Is,
REHABILITATION.
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BANK STATEMENT.
PosToFrICE FOR KIDDER, IDAHO,

(Spcclal,to the News ~
washington, Jan IA nostoffco has
been establish d at Kidder Idaho county
Ida, with Isaac b, Putnam az postmaster
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN,

Liverpool, Jan 2l..-C1ose! wheat
March, Is, li5d; May, %. ilNdi J'ly g.
llAd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
BUSINESS NOTES.

Last weeks activity in local stocks
has continued without any Interrupt
ton and all brokers report a decided
inquiry among new investors who are
looking UP and down the list Of diyi-
dend payers among local stocks. The
principal attention has again been di-
rcted to the sugars. The dividend on
Utah common created a furry and
Broker Ashton reports the sale of
large blocks from s. TO S6.25 also Of
lions Savings Bank & Trust Co, at
Sl4S. Utah Sugar common Is some
what quieter In the last few days, and
attention SENS now to have been di-
verified to Idaho and Fremont, which
stand at S1t,l5, the dividend OF l5c per
share being payable on each, Feb. |,
and the stock transfer books closing
the eth inst Amalgamated common
has moved up to $l44 and Is scarce at
that figure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by the Brokerage e. Finance
Co.. successors to Hudson Sons Co..
brokers were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. .-Cattle--Receipts, 80;
market steady. Good TO prime steers, $40
az, 25 poor to medium. 1880 90; stockers
and feeders, 2,2Jfi4.25, cows, &a4 40,
heifers, 2,00lt6 10. Gamers, l.2Jn3,b bulls,
., l0GI %. calves 3.nM7,0
Hogs Receipts today, 1900: Monday,
1000; market strong; firm Mixed and
butchers 4 45d4 s. good to choice heavy,
4. 629d4 70 rough heavy 4 4Sd4 ~: lights,
4, +06f4 67i5; bulk OF sales, 4.50ni CO.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 market steady;
firm Good 10 choice wethcrs. % 5.5 fair
to choice mixed, io0d4 20; western sheep.
4, 25V5 50; native lambs. 5.15d775, western
lambs, 5,I5d7. So.
oAMHA.
South Omaha Jan. H.-Cattle Receipts.
200 market unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. 20; marHet shade
higher. Heavy, 460di 10 mixed 4 0q4 6Oi
lights ba4 62lPi pigs, 37oa4'O; bulk OF
sales, A.55fi4 62i8
sheep-R Receipts. 400: market easter.
Western yearlings, b,2iaG. 40. we hers. 500
a5.GO; ewes, 4. 2j05 70; lambs 6.50Q7 10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Jan. q. Cattle Receipts.
coo; market unchanged. Native steers.
3 T6G6. Is; native cows and helfers, 10
so; stockers and feeders, 300Qi 30; bulls,
.. 75d4 90; calves, 3Ood6 .60 western fed
steers, 5000, Is; western fed cows, 2.00QI
3,75
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. market steady to
shade lower. Bulk OF sales, 4. 55q4 10
heavy, l7614 50; packers 4,65ll4 To- pigs
and tights 4.O0d4 TO-
Sheep--None, steady.
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BONDS.
Church bonds
LOCAL BANK CLEARlNGS.

For the week ending at noon,
today:
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
MINING NEAR LEHI.

ok Broker, als d, f. Walker Block.
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new PRIVATE WIRE
SERVICE.
JAMES A. POLLOCK & CO.,
BANKER AND BROKERS.
6 WEST SECOND SOUTH ST..
SALT LAKE CITY

WFhI tEIUND HOUIH BIZ,
SALT LAKE CITY.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED IN
STOCKS, BONDS. COTTON,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
PRIVATE LEASED WIRES WITH Lo-
GAN AID BRYAN. CORRFs-
PoNDING-MEMBERS
New York Stock Exchange. New YORK
Cotton Exchange. Boston Stock E1.
change, Chicago Board Of Trade
WE HANDLE ALL PROMINENT UTAH
MINING AND COMMERCIAL
STOCKS.
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ToNoPAH STOCKS.
CLEVER FoRGEk ARRESTED.

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-17
+. C. |. MONCURE A GOOD MAN

The political campaign in King George
and Stafford is become lively and inter
cstiug. The point raised by Capt. Dan
lee. uf Stafford. some time ago, IN regard
10 the nomination Of Mr. r. C. l.. Mon
cure for the House of Delegates, by the
Democratic Executive Committees Oi the
two counties. was satisfactorily settled,
and subsequent events showed tnat MI
Muncure was the choice Oi his party. 1t
will br remembered that when the COM
mittees Oi the two counties first named
MoncuIe IA the Democratic candidate, IT
as charged that the nomination was
irregular and not in accordance with the
party law. Captain Lee resigned the
stafford craftsmanship OF his party, and
was himsef Il candidate for the nOmlna-
ton in opposition To Mr Moncur. Ihe
Democrats. IN "A uIuss-rieetlng Stafford
e.. II, elected "a new chairman ana feOr-
gained the county committee. Captain
Lee. who had antagOnzed Mr. Mon
cure. was made "A member Ot the COM
mittee. The controversy over MOncure \
alleged Irregular nomination waXed
warm; and Mr. MOncure, the true man
and loyal Democrat, eager Tor harmony
and paf " Success. promptly submitted his
claims to the party, ana publicly declared
that he would accept az maj aud abide
bv any decision reached 10y the COM
mitt,ts, that u they saw tit To drop him
and nominate Captain Lee, or any other
Democrat, he would cheeriully support
the nominee and do all in his power TO
4 ln -
this the Stafford committee ANA KING
George committee held a JOINT session;
and after going over the matter ana
ascertaining public sentiment, nominated
K. &. l.. Muncurr, as already stai ri.
And IL II conceded that the Democrats
haye made a. most excellent selection.
Mir. Muncur Is just the lind oil man to
send 10 the Legislature. lie X an ex-
perirnced. careful and successful business
man. lie II "A man OF ambition ana I'M
bounded eucrgy-a hard worker IN what
ever he undertakes; and having been
closely identified with the working people
and producers all his life, he il thoroughly
acquainted with the various conditions
and diversified interests OF his county
and this section OF the STATE, and there
fore he understands the wants and real
needs Of the people. An earnest and un-
compromising advocate OF good roads,
he will. if elected, work stpnuouslyi Tor the
enactment OF laws that illissure greatly
improved highways Aside from his
excellent business qualifications, etc,
MIR. Moncure il a gentleman OF exemplary
habits and Christian character. lie Is u
member OF The Baptist Church, and an
enthusiastic Sunday-schoOl worker, be-
ing superintendent OF large and flour
ishing Observation-Disclosures Beach
Progress.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-17
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets.

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR quiet:
winter extras. S3iOg 1925. Pennsylya
mia roller. clear. $35OG365; city mills
fancy. S5d5.l0 RYE FLOUR steady
per barrel $500. WHEAT steady;
No. 2 Pennsylvania red. new, S2l9 q
sec. CORN steady. No. yellow 10,
cal e2062i4c OATS steady; No.
white, clipped. 34c.; lower grades
&c. HAY hrm; No; ! timothy. large
ily. Sl7 BEEF firm; beef hams, $29
M24' POULTRY: Live steady; hens
14c.. old ROSTERS, Toe Dressed hrm
choice fowls, l5c.; old ROSTERS l0c
BUTTER firm: creamery. 23c. pei
pound. EGGS firm; New York and
Pennsylvania. 24G25c. per dozen. Pc
TATOES firm: per bushel. 60q 63c
BALTIMORE-WHEAT firm; No
red S5ibc.: steamer No spot. 1910.
southern. 6sn75c. CORN steady; mix.
cd spot. size; steamer mixed, 55&c.;
southern. 52c. OATS firm; white No. 2
3SBG34c.; No 3, 32lzq 33c.; No. 4
3O%d31c.: mixed, No. 2, 32p3212c.;
No. 8. 31I3n31&c.; No. 4. 30G 30hc
extras. 211aG22c.; held, zoe; prints
S3G24c.: Maryland and Pennsylvania
dairy prints. 20d22c. EGGS easy;
fency Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Virginia. 2lc.; West Virginia, zoe;
southern. l9c. per dozen.
NEW YORK-BUTTER hrm; com
mon to extra creamery. 17d2lc.; do.
state dairy. 16i3G20iac.; do. removal.
ed. 15m19ilc.: do. western factory, 10
6iTXc.: western imitation creamery
extras. 19c.; DO frsts, l7h61sc.
CHEESE steady; state full cream.
ANAL and large colored and white.
fancy Ike: do. fair to choice. l0& n
lie: skins. full TO light. 2laq10c.
EGGS dull: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, SOC: do.
choice. 26n2Sc. do. mixed extra. "a
G25c,: western extra frsts, 22Q23c. /;
10 frsts. 21c. POULTRY: Live firm
western chickens. lac; fowls, 15c. !;
turkeys. lac. Dressed irregular; west
ern chickens, 11615c.; fowls. 13c.;
turkeys. 14G 1sc. PEANUTS steady;
fancy handpicked. 4G4hc.; domestic,
3G5Lc. POTATOES - Irish firm I;
Long island. $1756212: state, $3.50
GI.S7; Jersey. s15Od175; sweets
EASY. unchanged; Jersey, SL50m2;
southern yellow. s1615O CARRIAGES
easy unchanged; per 100, $2.50q4.