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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-17

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absent Senators Williams CO Thorne.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Report Of Committees reed aud ap.
proved.
Governors message relative TO the
health condition Of GoldGeld, us report
ed by DR.. Lee for the State Board Of
Health. Report adopted.
a BW-Brossemer-Act rspealIug an
act regulating taxation and fixing lower
rates.
Senate in Committee OF the Whole:
B2l--Act for the cooperation Of
the State OF Nevada with the Govern.
ment in connection with reclaimiur the
and lands. Mr.. Chandler, the State
Engineer addressed the Senate ON the
virtues Of the bill aud tie necessary
changes. This bill calls for al appru-
p~riatiou Of $4,000. Bill reported favor
ably.
% Erougher-Act to allow Sec
Rotary OF State to appoint Il stenogra.
pher.
B32-Act to pay expenses i'll litiga.
ton over pollution OF Truckee river,
appropriatiuG $1,000 to defend Il suit
against the Floriston Pulp ~ Paper Co.
Bill reported favorably.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Report Of special committees received
and accepted.
Special order Of the day post poned
until Friday at . p. IN.
Moved by Henderson, seconded 10y
SMALL, that A Is 10 (Frlluw Servant
Bin) be taken up. Motion carried.
Dodge moved adoption OF a substitute;
motion lost. Bill placed on third read.
ing and passed BY a vote Of % to H.,
, absent.
Hons i'll Committee Of the Whole To
consider S Is lG-Reliet Of Commission
ers at ST. Louis Fair. Commissioner
i%erinGtoL and Senator Roll addressed
the Assembly on the bill Placed Oh
third reading mud passed.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II a. ~.
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ASSEMBLi-Members all present
excepting Bross mcr, Cor! oil, Nc.
Bride ani Patier-,n. vino were all
granted leave uf absence.
Wright ot waslos gave hottie 81 AN
act to amend an act d~ctinim! tn" con.
stltuti"", orGaDizllou. pOwet- and du
ties q Tie State board Of Education.
y. il. i6-Ciurk-An &C; t" prohibit
ga ming. Public Morals.
y. u. I7-IiastinGs-By rcqur.t
Act regulating the assessment and tan
ing of banks aud tie shares OF stock
the rciu.-Juiiciary.
y. Is. Notwithstanding Sec. /,
). > smd / Of the act prohibiting the
carry ing of concealed weapous.-P Pub.
lie Morals.
A.. H. 9-Splrdcl-.Act granting 10
persons and corporations the right to
surEly c~lactric power, heat and light
to the inhabitants Of cities ard towns
Of Nevada. Judiciary,
:. Il. Paying def
cheney III the appropriation Tor The Ne.
va'la display IL: 5; Ions exposition.
Ways and iInun-.
) Il. l5-NIlliama-Au'hnrizn g the
issuance of bon l. for tie erection Of a
jail ut ru!io". churchill delegation.
-. }. and c. Il, C-R,n-R.Iativc to
a recess i"r the purpose Of allowing
6o.h houses to visit III q ho!y, certain
State m-titulions.-Pusscd.
y. Il. :J-Duigc-ImmrIiltc de.
stcuc;iou OF domestic animals suffer.
ing from infections or contagious dis.
eRscs.-Passed.
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legation.
A 5l-Dodge-.Act ratiiying and
confirming the grant OF franchise by
Reno to street railway company. Ju-
dietary.
4 b 52-Jones-AuthorizinH Sparks
SchoO! trustees to issue bonds for the
erection OF d Observation-Disclosures.
Board OF Health i'll each county in
Nevada. Judiciary.
y Is 5I--pa:tcrson-To provide for
the exclusive right OF native born and
naturalized citizens to employment on
public works.
\ Is 5J-Act regulating tie hours OF
employment in instit utioDs Of the State
Of Nevada. State Prison and Iceaue
Asylums.
\ Is 5S-llenderson-Ac, amending
Section IS OF an Act regulating pro-
ceedrng III civil cases and repeating all
acts in relation thereto, approved March
s.. lSGJ.
4 Is 5j-Slier- Authoriz ng the
O"ueIS vi Ihuu 10 lay out hDu plht
such Lands into lots, streets, alleys
and public places, and providing for the
:he approval and filing OF maps the reof.
Judiciary.
y Il 5I-McCourt-Act amending
The act 10 proIide for uniform eIamina.
tIOhs for teachers certificates and other
matters pertaining thereto. Makes the
time FOR examination four days instead
OF three rs at present. Education.
y Is 09-liCnderson-An act to pay
the expenses Incurred by j. T.. Stubs
and others i'll building an official and
private residence Tor the President
Of the University Of Nevada upon the
grounds Of the University and appro.
priatIng money to pay for the same.
Ways and Means.
y b 60 Henderson To provide for
the purchass of "A emical fire exiting.
usher at the State University and
making appropriation therefor. Ways
aud Means.
y b Gl-Smith-To prohibit the is
sunucc OF licenses for the sale Of liauOrs
within three miles OF any mine. re.
drrtion works or railroad construction
camp and providing a penalty Tor the
violation thereof. Ways and Means.
y IL 3G-BrCssemer-Repcalimg Sec
ton one of Al act relating to county
government and the reduction OF
county taxation, approved March H..
1909. Passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
y b l2-Cushing-was m4de a
special order for Wednesday, Feb. 18th
at > p. M. This bin provides .or the
inspection OF mines.
y b 32-Joncs Which was II special
order for 2:3l was made IA special
order Tor Wednesday at 2:3l, the
previous order having been vacated.
> Is notwithstanding oii-
ces OF Treasurer and Assessor in White
Pine county. Referred to the White
Pine delegation.
s Il 30-RpH-Rclative To iState flag,
referred to the committee on Ways
and Means.
y Il l'-Smith- Fellow Servant
bill was put upon third reading and
final passage. Dodge offered Hsubsti.
tutc, but Small moved t0 indefinitely
postpone he's substitute. This motion
was carried and Speaker Irnti held that
the indefinite ~postponement OF the
substitute carried the original bill with
il.
Invitation was received from Super
lntcndcnt Josephs Tor members 10 visit
the Orphnns' Home at amy time and
without notifying him previously.
SMALL gave notice that he would
move fer Tccnns ide ration Of A - 10,
tomorrow.
Adjouuch until 10 p. III. tomorrow.
Thirtirth bay.
SSI'NIgI Y V,,l,T AL n--
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE
TwrHty-IHIh Day.

SENATE.-Senute met at III a. III.
President Allen in the Chair. journal
reud and improved.
Reports Of various committee read
and approved.
S. b. 33-Gailaghcr-Rcla.ivc to Iii.
vision Of county officers 81 White Pine
county. Refereed 10 White Pima dele
CATION.
s. J. c. Il. l~3-.utroiucrd 1908, re-
turued tor action by Secretary OF State,
Relative to public utilities. Referred
to Committee ON Publ AtTuirs.
;. X g. ALSO returned from Secre
tary Of State. Relative 70 appointment
by Legislative membcns. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
y. B.7~-Act to provide Tor appoint.
ment OF Notary Publics. Referred to
judiciary Committee.
y. Ii. lG-Act to allow the appoint
mcnt OF certain deputies tu certain
offices Judiciary.
y. Is. 3l-Regulating civil proceed
,ngs III District Courts. Judiciary.
). j. c. L. lG-Rof-Relating to- re-
cess until Feb. Ii, to allow tie mem.
bcrs to visit the various state mctitu-
tioas.-Atopted.
:. 3. 2J-G -nhum-.fct living fees in
Coroner jury cLsrs Tor witnesses ana
jury. Bin lost y! a vote OF II to3
). L. l2-.Ac; relating 10 insurance
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AFTERNOON SESSION

SENATE.-S. il. 3l-G,uagLcr-Re.
p~ellin: certa ~ acts IN rrgar to comfy
taxation. Referred to Judiciary com
mittee.
5. L. No 3~}-Rcportel f4vorahly hy
White Pine delegation,
Adjourned until Monday at II o'clock.
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nented BY detailed reports having a specific
bearing many properties. The Southern
iron stocks were again conspicuous IN connec-
tion with the merger reports The United
States steel stocks comparatively quiet
There were ruraors of a dividend in National
Biscuit ana reports OF successful outcome OF
a vigorous competition with a rival The New
York public utilities. On the contrary, suffered
from the imraiuence of decision on the con-
stitutionality OF the New York franchise tax.
The most important restraining influence was
found IN the money market The conditions
there cid not relax completely as had been
hoped By the speculative Ell sTlznt would occur
after April ].
Sterling exchange was also well maintained.
although discounts dropped IN London, where
the after effects OF the quarterly settlements
are always felt very promptly. The weekly
showed the extent OF the quarterly settlements
ty the huge changes in its principal items
cash or hand increasing $32 SEQ, 900, while the
ether securities Were increased $65, 609. eco and
the circulation was expanded $83. las. 0o0- The
immediate future OF our money market is
doubtless dependent on the rapioity with which
the enormous requirements on foreign banks
and readjusted Reports OF railroad traffic and
OF domestic conditions continued highly en-
cOurag1ng- The stock market closed Irregular
and at the top for very few stocks
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value,
Sc, ,2S0, 900. United States IS registered, y per
cent on, call
New York Stock List
Z 2 Hutton g. Co.. 490 California street,
San Francisco, members OF the New York
Stock Exchange, furnish the following ofncial
quotations OF that EXchange
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April 3.-Offcial forecast OF
freezing temperature In Kansas and Nebraska
strengthened the wheat to-day. At the close
July wheat up HGAc. 4
At the start weakness characterized tradjpg
in the wheat pit Prices at Liverpool were a
I'D lower chiefly because worlds shipments
were larger than expected, and because of a
let-up III European spot demand. The for
eign market was partly influenced by continued
favorable crop conditions in the American
wheat belt. Another factor that worked well
in the hands OF local bears was the report OF
large receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and
Duluth. arrivals to-day at the two points be-
ing 5oe cars against 39s cars the correspond
ing day in 1904. Prediction had been made
that the first receipts in April would show a
material decrease from those OF a year ago.
Influenced by the large shipments at these
literally both here and at the Northwestern
markets. The principal bearish factor how
the West and Southwest. Sentiment changed
suddenly on an official prediction of colder
weather throughout the West with freezing
temperature in Kansas and Nebraska
Active covering by shorts caused a quick ad-
vanced. July selling to sSasc. Some damage
reports telegraphed from Western Kansas
firm the remainder of the session, July clos
Considering the number of bearish influences
that affectedh the situation comparatively firm
tone prevailed in the corn market. Early in
the day the market was rather weak in
fuenced by a material increase in worlds
shipments and by liberal local receipts. Weak
ness Of wheat also had depressing effect
Shorts covered freely predictions, of colder
weather and the market became firm.
July opeaed 1sc TO 1sQAc lower, at 47c to
ITa471scy sold up to 4TSsG4754c. and closed
at 4Tl4c
Trading in oats was fairly active. Follow
ing an easy opening due TO weakness of other
grains the market showed considerable firm
ness Elevator interests and shorts the
best buyers July opened a shade to hdAc
lower at 29L to 29%c, sold up to 29Ac, and
closed at 291ad29Ac.
More interest was manifested in provisions
than has been in evidence for time past.
On active support from packers they bscame
decidedly strong after an easier opening re-
sulting from decline in the price of live hogs.
At the close July pork was up 25c lard was
up 2OH225c and ribs were 25c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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Good Outlook for Lumber.

Pacific Coast Wood and Iron for April says:
Although the actual lumber business was
owing 70 the inclemenf weather rather quiet,
or1ers for future delivery. both for spruce and
redwood, came in handsomely and there is
narclT 2 redwood mill that is not stocked with
orQers that VIII take a. least two months to
I'll The shipment of twenty I'VE cars Of red
wood % the East by the Hammond Lumber
Company is but the beginning Of a series OF
shipments that viii follow and soon a regular
lurnoer train viii be in constant motion from
The Faclnc 70 the Atlantic Redwood mfiimen
have wazeuec 70 the fact that some care must
be taken IN preparing their lumber for the
Eastern trade, and their efforts are being
recognized and appreciated, as IS shown in the
Increasing oBders
The Washington and Oregon lumber SIN
comes in large quantities and yards are
filing up-
Shingles are in great demand and orders
are N advance Of capacity As soon as pleas
ant weather sets IN there VIII be a dearth Of
shingles Ties are scarce and viii be for
some time
On the whole the spring opens with every
prospect for great year for the entire lumber
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.

The Potato market was in good shape and
firm for all table descriptions and close clear
ances or fancy stock were readily effected al
or close TO the outside quotations There was
very little doing in seed Potatoes, but prices
unchanged. Onions firm and active
A carload of choice Oregon that came in late
So IS per Genital and higher prices were being
asked for the best offerings of Australian
stock
Receipts of Asparagus over Sunday were
large, approximating 1900 boxes and prices
sagged to a lower level. Trade was active,
however at the decline and there was very
little desirable stock unsold at the close. Peas
Green Peppers and Tomatoes were firmer under
light supplies. while the other vegetables were
generally steady at unchanged rates.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river, T5c4
81 per ctl: Watsonville Burbanks 81 30 per
ctl; Oregon Burbanks, S1G71 80 per ctl; Peta-
luna Burbanks. 90c@$is10 per ctl; Early Rose
81 40Ql1 65 per ctl: Rurals. for seed. S5cG$l 10
per ctl; small seed Burbanks s1Gi 10 per
ctl; Sweet Potatoes. sGd190c per ctl; Pota-
oNIoNs-oregon. So 75 per ctl Australian.
81 25al4 30 per ctl.
VEGE EfABLES-Asparagus 54Sc per Id;
Rhubarb. 40TT5c per box for ordinary and
SlG1 % for fancy San Jose: Green Peas. 5G6c
per Ib String and Wax Beans. SGI0c per lb:
Tomatoes s141 80 per box crate
for domestic and 50 per box for
Mexican: Summer Squash. 81 30 per box;
Hothouse Cucumbers. $1d1 % per dozen:
Cabbage 50c per cti: Carrots 40650c per sack :
Garlic 9910c per Ib: Egg Plant. 15a17lIc per
lb. Dried Peppers 1Od12kc for sun-dried and
l3N14c per ID for eyaporated. Green Peppers
20425c per ID; Mushrooms. 25Gl50c per Id: Mar
rowfat and Hubbard Squash $50 per ton.
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New York stock Market-

NEW YORK April IA party in the spec
Ulattor made its presence felt to-day which was
reaoy - proceed the assumption that with
the April money market settlements out of the
way IEere was no reason for any further re-
Et-ainr cu active demand for stocks Some
restraint, nevertheless, made Itself felt n The
day opera tons, was shown by the hating
and irregular manner OF the price movement
The activity IL the railroad list was very largely
concentrated n few stocks while the ma IS
of securities IN that department were silrggf =fl
ana almost IN OIL In the industrial deDz r.
n1eut there was manifest q spirit OF adventure
which wandered freely through the list PICK
sudden movements The nrst animation in the
railroad list was awakened sy renewed con-
E.1erstfol q the topic Of the Northern Secl1ri-
ties case TIE report WIS circulated early IN
BE- handed down on the resssembling or the
c0urI At nOon after the spring recess. Union
Pacific sp-ang into prominence, as had been
the case wherever this subject is actively
discussed in the stock market There was 4
renewed assumption thai rne final disposition
q this case was the event awaited for the
putting into force long rzmored projects OF q
Union Pacific anS New York Central eofntira-
ton II to- days market large buying OF the
Ere stocks was executed IN such wav IS TO
give the appearance Of coming from the same
sources rs the Union Pacific and New York
Central buying
The effect was a leap 70 the conclusion that
the Erie was 70 be included IN tho supposed
combination The FIRST report from the su-
prere Court after noon Indicated a stay
which might involve further indefinite de-
Jay and prices IN the group had sharp set
hack.
IN the Industrial department much was made
"a e general way of the high degree OF activity
81 ali trades and iudstries and the prosperous
conditions existing But these were supple
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

The week opened with excessive receipts Of
I174 cases of Butter and heavy carry-over
from Saturday. The market unable to
Withstand this double dose and again declined.
with everybody eager to sell and reporting that
the goods could not be moved. Some OF them
expressed hopes that northern orders might be
resumed with the lower quotations. but the
general opinion was to the contrary Wires
were sent out in all directions offering the
best creameries at 20c, but with no results
up to a late hour. This figure the gen
eral asking price and anything over 1t was ex-
treme
Cheese continued easy but unchanged.
Half dozen houses have resumed the pur-
chasing Of Eggs for storage. and this is
imparting more steadiness to the market Sew
eral are already quoting an advance, but the
majority have made no change in quotations.
being heavily oversuppIied. Stocks are still
excessive and the receipts yesterday were very
large for Monday. as will be seen
Receipts were III, 400 lbs Butter. 1147 cases
Eggs and 1900 lbs Cheese
BuTTER-Creamery at first hands. 2oG21c
for extras and 1ed191ac for lower and medium
grades: dairy. 1s@1sc; cold storage, nominal;
store Butter 15Q1Ic.
CHEESEE12@121sc for fair to choice mild
new and 11tsc for old: Young Americas
13613IAc. Eastern 16@17c per lb
EGGERanch 17G1Sc for fair to choice:
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New york Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. April 3.-FLOUR-Receipts
800 barrels: exports 1900 barrels; market
dull and featureless
wHEAT-Recsipts 1000 bushels; spot EASY.
No. 2 red nominal elevator; No. red 81 fsrt
T. o. b. aioat: No. Northern Duluth 81 14as
Z. o. b. ahoat; No. hard Manitoba 81 on ..
(. o. b. afoat- Options starting out weak be-
cause OF lower cables heavy Northwest mar
kets and bearlsh Australian news wheat re-
covered predictions for freezing weatbe,
ticipation of Tuesdays holiday The close
showed l5c net advance. May. 81 e9JlAf II
closed al 81 105s; July. 98n93Ac. ciosad a,
92Hc: September. s61s@sTc closed at $3.50.
HOPS-ouiet
HIDES-Steady.
ETROLEUM-Steady
WOOL-FirIn.
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining. 4&c. can.
trifugal. s6 test. &c: molasses sugar 4Itc
Refined is firm. eS-
cOFFEE-spot Rio steady: mild Arm. Cor
dova. 10913c- Futures closed steady nm
changed to points lower; total sales. "a. 900
bags. including April. 6 .45d6. SOC: Nav re.
September 6,S597c; October. &c; December
7.i5c: March, 7.3oc. DS''
BUTTER-Irregular. Street prices. trxtr.,
creamery 2sG2Sl5c Official prices. Creamerv
common to extra 2062Sc: do held cornmor, - >,
extra 20d27c State dairy common to extre
20d2Tc; renovated. common to extra 1sGo3c.
Western factory. common to extra 1aSooc.
Western imitation creamery. common to extra
20d24c.
CHEEsE-Firm: State full cream. small
colored and white fancy 14Ac: do fine 13a. =,
do late-made coIored and white. poor to choice
1o5<4l3Ac; do large colored and white fancy
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

0nIcdGO.
CHICAGO. April 3-CATTLE-Receipts
steers. s5 40d6 40; poor TO medium. 81 25l
5 %: stockers and feeders. $3q5: cows. 81 75G
70; heifers. s3q5 20; Gamers. 81 6oQ2 so;
bulls 81 1904 20; calves. s3q6 IS.
81 eco Market a shade lower. Mixed and
bucthers S5 20G75 S71a; good to choice heavy.
$5 306I5 421s: rough heavy, S5 1905 25: pght,
S5 1905 30; bulk Of sales, So 25q5 35.
SHEEP Receipts. 28.0G0 head. Sheep and
lambs 1Cfu15c lower. Good to choice wethers
So 1906 25; fair to choice mixed 81 50d5 so:
Western sheep, S5l6 %; native lambs So 5oa
I 30; Western lambs, SO 6097 IS
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY Mo-, April 3.--CATTLE-
Receipts. IcOo head. Market steady, shade
and heifers. 81 25qo 10: stockers and feeders.
S3 25Q5, bulls. 81 65Q4 %; calves, 81 50q6 20;
Western fed steers. 81 25a5 90; Western fed
cows. So 25G4 80
HOGS-necelpts, e00G head. Market weak
to SC lower. Bulk of sales. SO 1906 so; heavy.
IS 1906 80; packers, s5 1906 80; pigs and
light 81 2JG5 25
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head. Market steady
TO strong. Muttons, S545 80; lambs, Sc 501
:. 40; range wethers. 80 ooso 10; fed ewes.
Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb., April 3.-CATTI.E-Receipts
87Oe head. Market strong. Native steers $40
8 25: cows and heifers 1904 10; Western
steers, So 1904 10; Gamers, s2Gs; stockers and
and feeders. s2 1904 49, calves. 1896: bulls
HOGSLReceipts, $500 head Market steady
Heavy. S5 1895 20: mixed, IS 1895 171a: light
IS 1905 In pigs. 81 seas: bulk of sales
80 HE HEsa:P7Receipts. 3.zf 10000 head. Market
IS a5a5 IS; ewes s5a5 co. lambs. So 1901 40
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

IHal-street Stocks generally strong. Cotton firm
otobGk Stocks selling he1zTly Other Stocks q'tiet.
SfVT higher. Exchange pnchGnged
Lumber trade prospects reported good.
Wheat, Barley and Oats unchanged. Corn epeGker.
Bran s"d Shorts 0ey firm Hay aOeGk Lima BeGss oaceT.
Potatoes firm and IN fdir demand. Onions higher
Powtyy and Come 1veH cleaned ab.
Oranges LogU br oUIng off que 4bbIes fair demand.
Butter H crceSSIOe supply and still IogUer. Eggs steady
Pr1fnes 81 moderate demand aud SioqUIy mirroring
Provisions firm. Meat market unchanged
Hops higke~, bat not Oey Gctive.
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Hay and Feedstuffs.
Beans and Seeds.

LiTnas and Pinks are quoted lower again and
the former are very quiet. The other sorts are
unchanged.
Green Peas are lower
BEANs-Bayos. s3G3 25: Pea, So 50Q3 rs:
Butter S3q3 %: small White S3a3 45; large
White. 81 1872 go: Pink. ST 5002 so for fair
good and $393 % for choice; Red S77T So;
Lima. SIS: Red Kidneys 81 25@4 so: BIaekeyes
50 90G3 per ctI; Horse Beans 81 S5G2 40.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, nominal; Yellow
Mustard. nominal Flax So 10G2 %; Canary.
6@6Ae: Alfalfa. 10G1ie for California and 12G
13c for Utah: Rape nominal; Timothy 4%.gjc:
Hemp, 3d3Ac per lb; Millet, 2iRG2%c: Broom
Corn Seed, s20G21 per ton.
DRIED .PEAs-Niles. nominal: Green Peas.
81 T562 so per ctl.
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Poultry and Game

A car OF Western Poultry. received on Sat
urday was placed in sale and cleaned up
promptly at Arm prices. There was practically
nothing received from State points and prices
were nominal in the absence of supplies.
Game was in moderate receipt and cleaned up
promptly at the previously quoted rates
POCITRY-Live Turkeys 1eT21c per 10;
Geese per pair 81 25G2 80: Goslings -:
Ducks s667 per dozen for old and $7as for
young; Hens. $5 5oq6 for small and So 50G7
for large. young BOOSTERS. $707 90; old Roos-
ters. s4614 so: Fryers s6G6 so: Broilers S3d
so for small and s464 so for large: Pigeons.
81 25d1 so. SQUADS 81 2592 20.
GAME-Hare. SO per dozen: Rabbits 50 80
for Cottontail and 81 90 for Brush; Gray
Geese. So; Brant. 81 25G2 so.