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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04

Electric lighted dining cars are on trAins and between Birmingham and Nov Or leans. Lebanon and Cincinnati also ol trains 10 between NontEomexy anu Nashville. Bervics Ia carte.
 New and handsome chatr cars fseats freol operated on trains 1 and between Clnotn- natl and New Orleans. High back seat coaches and chair cars are also run on all through krains between Cincinnati Lonis- vile aia6 New Orleans.
 from Chicago. Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans. Also through day coach and sleeper between St. Louis and Montgomery, through tourist sleepers to San Francisco.
 Train No. carries through Pullmanp from NCincfnnau and New York to New Or- leans and St Louis to Jacksonville; also leaving Montgomery at s:ss p.n.. Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
HICKMAN SENDS TROOPS.
Kentucky Militia Will Go to Guars
 Neuro 11ur6erere.

Frankfurt. Ky, Aug. 3.--The Frank fort and Barbourville companies of state ,srul Guards were today ordered h,I. by ss Barbouryilles on Tuesday. next. to pro- tect during their trial the negro man and woman charged with the murder of Mrs. Broughton last week.
 Colonel !. Enbry Allen, of the 2nd Regiment, will be In command of the troops and d Calling gun will be ta- ken along. The negroes are In jail at Stanford and the troops will proceed the scerc of the crime and trial.
 The Circuit Judge of the District fears an attempt to lynch the negroes who committed their crime to secure $40. They cut off the head of their victim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
RepwI.ed LovaI Coasaclxn.

Warsaw, Aug. 3--A portion of the troops in the summer Rembertoff near here mutinied yesterday and are in open revolt today. The artillerymen have driven their officers out of their quarters. A detachment of Cossacks received with grapeshot. Details are lacking as extraordinary precautions are being taken to prevent the facts becoming public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
D,saatisfactIon In Guardn.

St. Petersburg, Aug. 3.--It is circum- stantialiy asserted that there Is overt dissatisfaction among the Moscow reg iment of the guards quartered in St. Petersburg. The demands formulated by the men are both economic and po- litical Cossacks have been sent to the barracks of this regiment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
stoIypin TO Resign.

St. Petersburg. Aug. 3,-(3:40 p. m.) Premier Stolypin has gone to Pe- terhof with the intention it is believ- ed, of rendering his resignation.
 Mutiny Quickly Quelled.
 Helsingfors, Aug. 3.-G1:17 D. m)- Incipient mutiny broke out today on the Russian cruiser Bogatyr. It was immediately put down in the arrest of 200 sailors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
LEADERS ORDER
 GENERAL STRIKE
tcoatisued from Page oae.,

met by a hot fire and driven to their barracks, where they were surround- cd
 At attempt was made by one party of mutineers to capture the harbor batteries, but 1t was repulsed by the fire of machine guns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
GrieVed Himself Insane Over Rash Act
 of Wife.

/ Huntington, w. Va, Aug. 3.-wil- Ham Weber, a prominent government contractor, who took opium, with sui cidal intent yesterday. died at a To- cal hospital this morning
 Weber's wife committed suicide by drowning herself in the Sabine rivor at Beaumont, Texas. two months ago and grief over her death Is supposed to have caused his suicide
 Weber's home was at Beaumont. Taxas. He had the contracts for the United States building being erected here, the one at McKeesport, Pa, and has only recently been awarded the contract for the new government building at Los Angeles, Cal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04

Washington, August 3-W. AT MlIl- CT. assistant foreman of bindery, of the government printing office. who was suspended by the public printer on July 2l, for insubordination and insolence, was dismissed from the government service yesterday. Mill CTS former suspension in 1903 was the cause of Presida Roosevelt's order,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
Governor of samarn KIIled.

Samara. Russia, Aug. 3.-The Gov ernor of this city was instantly killed today by bomb thrown by an assas- sin. who was subsequently arrested. The Governors head and feet were torn off by the explosion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
To Drive Out MaInria
 AAA nrxeas

To Drive Out MaInrln
 Aud Build Up The System. Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC. You know what you are taking. The formula Is plainly printed on every bottle. showing 1t Is simply ouinins drives out the malaria and the iron builds up the system. Sold by all dealers for 27 years. Price so cents --sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
DIRECTORS MEET.
General Paper Company On1cers Hold
 Last Meeting.

General Paper Company OGicers Hold
 Last Meeting.
 Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. S.-The df- rectors of the General Paper Company held a meeting behind closed doors this afternoon with view of winding up the affairs as a corporation in com pliance with the decision handed down few months ago by the United States Circuit Court.
 Secretary M L. Alexander stated af- ter the meeting that the company had ceased to exist, but that one or two more meetings would probably be held before the final details of dissolution were completed. -----------------------------
 Casino Matinee today. Chiidren 10c. Adults 15c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
FLOUR HOUSE DESTROYED.
Fire Burns Mammoth Establishment
 Henry Russell at Albany.

Henry Russell at Albany.
 Alb,anX. N; ..ora r.. ASg Fire s0oaS flour house owned by Henry Russell of this city, the Eastern distributing agent for one of the largest flour mills in the United States. The buiiding was 120 feet long and thirty-five feet wide, with capacity of S6,000 bar rels.
 About 5000 barrels of flour were de- stroyed. Mr. Russell was unable to state just what his loss would be.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
Young Man Robbed and Young We
 man AaaaI.IIed hx RanaI4s


 man Assaulted by BandIts. El Reno, o. T., Aug. 3.-Two high waymen held up and robbed SamueI Roland and Miss Corinne Jones of Dal- las, Tex, at a railroad station near Fl Reno today, assaulted the woman and were captured by a posse after a pur- suit In which an unknown man was killed.
 Roland and Miss Jones, who are young people, were waiting for a train at the station when two men with pis- tols robbed them of money and vaiua- bles assaulted Miss Jones and fled Roland sent word to El Reno and posse started after the robbers
 After the train on which the two men attempted to escape was sur rounded and during the search a stranger started to run. On refusing to heed call to stop. he was shot The two prisoners were positively identified by Miss Jones and Roland the dead man has not been identified.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
TWO CANDIDATES APPEAR.
Zion City Electisn Promi.es to Be Hs
 Political Hufr.

Political Affnfr.
 Chicago, Aug. 3---Two candidates fo neir c cerancases If rsrsser oi the Christian Apostolic Catholic Church in Zion City, in the United States Cir cult Court today
 The candidates are wilbur Glen vo- liva, who took charge of the church and Zion City after John Alexander, Dcwie had been suspended, and Alfred p. Bills. a former adherent oi Dowie, who claims to be opposed to voliva.
 Dowie. through hIs attorneys. dis claims any connection with Bills Bills IS said to be a large property owner in Zion City and has lived in that city for five years. Dowie, through his attor-i neys for the second time announced that he would not be candidate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
RTMARKa.

No important Temperature change has cc- cured. Rains have fallen in all districts reporting. except Oklahoma. being heavy excessive in eastern South Carolina
 FRANK F. CHAPTER aaetion Director. Weath1e BureRu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
AM stntiona NccnnIed.

St. Petersburg. August 3.-All the stations of the Finnish railway be- tween St. Petersburg and Viborg as we'll as the entire length of the coast which the line skirts have been oc- cupied by troops.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04

Wednesday and Saturday. via New Orleans and Southern Pacific.
 Train No. <. 2 carries through Pullmanu from New Orleans to New York and Cincin- natl and Jaoksonytlls to St Louis. tnaiina eonnsction at Nashville with through sleep Train No. carries through pul,snan Aaerers from New OFlaans to NeW YorIE Cfpciunau, Chicago and through day ooaeh out change. s7f ~ All threuah day trains make sapss cenneo. Nsw orieans for all points. North. soutk. For further inforsnation pertaining sa rates. routes and scheduiea consaIt fickef aGents L. a N R. R., or write or can cn C Ala. or 2. T aurratf unlnn Tiekef Xrf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
Five Hundred caDtured.

Riga, Livonia, Russia, August 3.-A secret revolutionary meeting, which was attended by five hundred per- sons, was surrounded last night by dragoons who captured every man present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
Artillery Men NEuuItx,

Warsaw. August 3.-The artillery men in the summer camp at Rember- toff, near Warsaw have mutinied. In- fantry and Cossacks have been de- spatched to quell the revolt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
DK. BUCHANAN. THE srEOlAL.lSE.
 GrsAts withsst the kAlfA

plseasea af womsR, ntieA fistula, stFte~ turs, skin, hianey. blaeaeN pFtvate end Eee- ton treated with eleetFicityi syphnts same treatwent an Hoi sprlnEsi eleetrieal outfit eemplesei nuFRe iH constant pttendAHeA
 HesaFa b tN Ai effiee over EaaAy KteheA, aaN haxAeE Avenue 1fantaame<A AkA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
EIectrIc Lightinr PInut Down.

St. Petersburg. Aug. 3.--(6:O5 D. m''- The strike here has already affected l5.000 men, including the employees of the electric lighting plants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
sPICER SHOT AT.
Witness In Hargis Case Ambuseaded
 I'm Kentucky,

Jackson. Ky, Aug. 8.--Asbery spicer. prominent witness against Judge James H. Hargis and others in the re- cent murder case was fired upon from ambush late Thursday near his home on Middlefork of Kentucky river in this county. One shot took effect in his back. He was fired on again but not hit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
-----IadicAtss rise. -1adicatss fAiL
RIVER FORECAST.
 (For Next Two Days.) The Coosa and Alabama will fall slowly.
Weather CondltIona. fEar Paaf 2l Haura. |

ss4 ReatuoE LOn0ftIo09s
 fFor Past z4 Honrs.)
 Additional rains, mostly light. have fall en over scattared portions of the cotton belt and northward through New England and the lower Lake region. the rainfall be- ing heavy in portions of eastern Texas and heavy 70 excessive in eastern South Car lima. The barometer continues high over the northeastern districts. Fair weather now prevails in central and Southern states Saturday Areas of low pressure central over western Texas and Lake Superior have caused scattered rains along the east slope of the Rockies and northeastward to the upper Lake region. though fair weather prevails in Plateau and Pacific coast dis tricts. Temperature changes have been generally slight though an area of "htgh" central over Montana Is giving cooler weather in that State.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. FcrA the 2A hours endinm ss na-. 5Btb
 meridian time.
 fn 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
SCHEDULE OF rRAIN1 IHE ;,,l WESTERN RT. OF ALA. AND lHk A, & ". ?. R. \. co. kIalA pSakl <.1af .aA,.4A,

TRAINS FROM NoNTGoAazl1 x-TTAaa Ss Dining car canrrSgEh Sn sleeper % Nsw Yexk. s snseSSh siseDsr to Kew York and SaY Sic" on eS th aahinEton pL ma ear ser- T4Sssna sTnSss9a. .s Trains go and 1l east are isoaL s--1 1LS1nA Se and a5 NNaG are local
 SONNAsCLloNH Tor COLuMRUA MACON SaS SSaoS, sAVANNAH-TraAns g asa co eans Eset at Opsltka with e Of Ga. fux co. !onpaS No. SC frotU AO1IG0nety. M oa Lllnes connects for ColUmhas. and R hss
 ,ore than 10 minutes laee. eox CAknlnAaA, MacoA aud savannah. ThToaEh RaeeRos r,.xS .xSHtn 0pell&A 70 Savannah.
 E0NS1rAfn Ss from Montgomery eonnse:s < yttn sou Rys at selma for MeF44tRn anA SeekseA M. Q, HUNTER. Com'k AGT 1W. H. AAERINE. SF C PA. ' r' S'LLotst SsP.AS AealGemerH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04

declaring the government printing of fice and all offcers where workmen are employed by the government to ha open shopR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
rmn wrArHrH.

Daily Local weather Report and River Bulletin United statss Department of Agricultures Weather Bureau.
 Local Observation. W Central Tfme.) Manf enmarx Ala Aug. 1dn6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
AnaIntnnt Eoremnn EIrnd

Casino Matinee today. Children IOc. Adults 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
Atlantic Coast
 Line
 Daily Sleeping Car
 Service between Montgomery and Savannah
 and Jacksonville 2 s:So am Ar. Thomasvills Ar i:ss q l. s:So A Maycro. Ar li6:e0 pm ? s;se A1a.na am AT; Jacksonville Lv. s:oS p,m.

.rx ,,.s Mss. attiVals and depArfnFes nections with other companiesL hut - ais and connections a-o not Ruarnnteed1 For full Information regarding .,.e.,.,. car rsservationA tickstR etc, adarssS' ~'''''s C A Aontgomery. Ala. n
 W. !. CRAIG, n ~ Pass. Tran. Mgr.
 Gen. Pass, Agt
 Wilmington N. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
CONTRACTOR A SUICIDE.

Casino Matinee today. Children 1Oc. Adults 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
WORK or HIGHwAYMEN..

Casino Matinee today. Children 10. Adults 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04

s--Minimum temperatars for the 1a hours
 ending a. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-04
Central of GeorVia Railway.

At4tNsA @b1 0SAfArtaGs vG t4stLa4 UatoE Eas-
 sSnser station. Montgomery. Ala. Erect i've January x& lS06. SOIh Meridian tizne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
NORTH CAROLINA.
PINEY WOODS INN
NORTH CAROLINA.

We quote; Prime large bales Der 100 r,
soc No L. T1GTTsc No 60G6So; No g. 50GS5c; shippinx
4S&5Oc clover. mixed prime 6O623o: clover clear ss
Boz srkAW-Lons rye not selling in large way ami
moderate deliveries do add tOne OF rates "a.
quota 6Ol6So per 100 n Receipts and straw ~,
reported the Produce Exchange noon To- iav-
Hudson River Railroad. 420, West shore Railroad fIo-
Erie Railroad. 2A, PENNSYLVANIA Railroad 81; Tehish
Valley Railroad 30 baltimore Railroad ~.
Central Ratruad Of NewJersey 120. total $50 IONS
Receipts OF straw 20
Toledo Feb. 26.-CI.OVEItS EEr-Cash. February ana
March, 81 "a; April s. 90. TIMOTHY. 81 90 AT.SIKK
<SlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
Exooers FoR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Neu-Yori. February 70, 1900.
r,,rFFFT- vas q bull day in tie conee market aho
--o a7-reai s0G8D points net, the largest gain Tor
tnre 5sv ranortet this season sales were re
49, tsress considering that Jew switches were IN
's5 hi The total The advance was due apparently 10
1-7flnstira 0f three iu1ueDces-Hrst, reports from
S1s-s rrr German and French bankers have agreed 10
- me ,osu required by the BRAZILIAN government 10
fsncs is yaorlza1n plan second. the reet nom aI-
r-7eusous Of nearby liquidation. now that ms tlrst
Ssb notice cav is over AND, third expectations Of
s-r n connection with predictions for continued light
yisr receipts during March The proposed valorlzation
eue ~ The Brazilian government as II Is generally
rseTstor5 for government buy In Santos and
offered Tor sale price not tnfersor 10
ra res the same time 70 appropriate q sum OF
.y FOR the exploiting 0t coffee as beverage in eoun-
ss which are nor large OF the berry. Il Is
rrusi thar fact that the government STANDS
large amount, say S.oOooD0 or 4OOo,Npo
isss coffee ia tre primary markets at nTed price
Va induce merchants TO ufer the or al slightly
Tiger prices considerable part Of the loan OF
taeNG9 10 tl5 be raised abroad Will be left
. f1- use porulHrlZs coffee In countries where It's
- Tie loan Is 20 be guaranteed by
export duty coffee exports which IN itself would
Fr17esu cables and higher. presumably the
,strz20u reports warehouse deliveries continue
leEyg The market FOR SPOT coffee was nrmeT with Rio
81 Quoted 81 7lGc Deliveries for the week at all
American T0-s 1888 bags. against 3l,SSI The
PREVIOUS and 6o4z5 time last year. OF the
NaT-T1rk holes 81. So begs against e4.455 bags
week Receipts Rio 81. 600 bags
M 5000 bags against Jos 600 the previous week.
s. go same week last year and 80 600 same week in lsi
The range contract prices n the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27

CoTTON-The cotton market was not more than mod
e1ay active, sales lhe day being only $4,000 bales.
ny the tone weak and unsettled. and March
t0 a new low levels for tho present movement under
issA o. liquidation, which caused by the issuance
- March notices representing about 10000 bales March
y one lime was travelling about q points under May The
lKf qeFeoTed ra-ylng power during the late ses-
- and closed al practically the lowest. net 27 points
Sc cables were about point lower than expected.
~ me Local market opened points lower 70 point
So ne gan being OF the late months. March declined
!. .1iic before the call completed. or about even
W ne low point q last Friday but there seemed 20 be
su0 demand Tor that position from the houses which
- cIedie1 with issuing notices. i assumed that
-i,lS were al taken Of and there rally OF
-' ~ POINTS from the lowest during the early ses-
- BY no important bull support developed and
- Illaay TIE market weakened again under re
M, u -aIl-a'n through wire and commission houses
-4S-cL ce.4l--ng 10 lO.I4c- May held around the
.'.S loF point, o40c and closed 10 sc Aside
ls lolcfs and the selling through wire and commits
s-sss l-e cay ceveOpnentS not considered
~ I@le 10 prices I-XPg1s about three times
- o % about the figures Of 1903 O4-the 10 90 900
80 80 ana there were further reports Of big
rs-s a-e notably ~ Liverpool, where 1900 bales
~ -. Tie weather South considered favorable
,- ~ ..A Dlf such a1yices have been received
ara "seH report that Preparations for the crop
th 70 fifteen DAYS backward
Nas ss follows f'7 o." VIC ''1- ii me- ~ 0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27

s a5.ar Iafhet tar sPot cotton closed quiet with
ls asrs Slf sa.s 100 bales southefn spot
sSslge4 a. H. -s, - i9A9%s. augusta quiet mn-
5g10k sIesty 7-laIiiah dull unchanged. at lose
Baltimore Hanged ~ loese; sales. l62 bales;
-,tsnged an Ias ~ gs',se4 at lO,sc' 81 Louis quiet
y - sales Sg ealIeston quiet l.leo lover at
- higher m Is. -, o5les memphis s'eaay'
his bales se4Hs - $50 bales iast ,yeek and IL I49
si5s is - 1a 'esion 1900 10 1000 bales against
N.ss -" % 1880 bales against O. 1877 last week ana
h,s So year Cotton I2xchaIge special IISsrpool ca
s-l '1-an. FAIR business doing: sales 1000 bale
Wa1a ma export 1000 American 1900 middling
.lBr IN $3.50 4-et points lower and points
& e-ar Fr, MAJ 49, sst SS ~ - Po 59S
ssr-t ~, oele. May-June. BEAD: June-July 56Td
lse- 9a5d. Oeto5e-- Novernber 3 S0d and E6vember-
-sss c5,bs So 80 Manchester Yarns-A fair business
,..sy 70 es ,D There was quiet trade in -four
s ana as abS were e95faed mo 10
We cu5,, ,,ss.3is were barely steady and unchanged
srsgEts 81 - . srriTg natents 81 4oaS5 - winter
50 s. C0llks 81 ,s$S. RYE FL9JR STEADY; far 70
iisI nm '' s 10 fancy 81 :Sqs4 % CORN
gf o30Sl % ne S yeli liz, 90. st ~:
1s-gD ssess: hour DO. SO So Red Dog SO 20. ali
IN 81 ~ sa = ely bran So bulk so sacks mid
ls 80 q - 90 PED Dog So 30. hominy chop. $40 20
GRAIN &C. oIl-MEAL. $50 GOgs3I.
Aos q a. . -, 10 uliish foreign news at the opening.
ma I'M. sAslDn the market barely steady,
c0s "a s-'al-se weakness the last hour with the
iasn M eAder Saturday and curb prices &c lower
hnex1erfez ioi owed It's advance Of AQizd to the
totals ~ light worlds shipments, Including small
tggfsgsfe russia. The United and India The
htt i2Ffs ~ an countries $50 800 bush, compared
ss ltfis f uHs he previous week. Al midday there
l and ING on ne visible supply decrease OF $3.50 600
70 KeEte- iiIlaluts about dust storms IN Central
aat u -. Asfsas although the bulk OF the news
ae n-L aai+ 10 inspire active selling pressure, and
skfts g. a. win afternoon weakness n the various
lffis ~ $3.50 - louis q good seller
a. AsfF 81 Missouri The decline brought
f level l!e ~ the last half hour. under which the
wig ~ tea 70 about the lowest point Of the
AcEry ,sitis OF us IA Northwest, the total
--Sssi4sni was rather liberal, reaching 907 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27

se1,se DUCKS. per 10. 12s11c; GEESE per n sgi.s
Wednesday OF this week Rabbits moderate supply but
selling slowly. We quote; WILD DUCKS, oanvashacA
uer nS 50 5OQS3: do redhead. S1QS2 backhaad sop
s5c: do mailaTd T6eqsi; do buewng teal 5OQeOc; 40
rreenving teal sO50; DO ruddy TocGSi: widgecn and
25Q90o; RABBITS eottontaii pair, 10000
do jacks. 3OH$50c
and the much neglected demands Of week there
not much buoyancy the market. Top grades
relation to recent quotations, but they
frrn demand for them is limited. Common hay
sale and the further
Very strictly prime hay arriving: No Tnost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27

g. DO 1n~s.bsd oO sS GO
Wis., 3a4;h o ssed bu Rss t9 ssa e.
S Gs Savoy SS s anna red ap sigss
s9a S do RsE haf Sae 90 per dozen
l5o 5o F f s sha Es &c
Orleans Dbl sg EGG IsS a. FSF.d n per per
box book s 5 SSsa SS 2gsS KA1h
S.T iS6 Dd ReP se a5 TTT Florida
81 5oas5 do North Carolina 81 5Ogsa; do EswoTleens
SS sass White s6 ye SSSs3 o.
white a 3D. Sus d r Sa aea S @soM
do yeS sT R poi s Ga aa g. Orange county yellow
bag and red per DBL 4oG 6o eI dS 2sS 0RR Florida
per carrier s3as5 So DO Cuban 81 59gsS FEPPERS
Ei9FiS ca2Fni1 Go Ss PSs
SSqsa 59 DO Rlan per basket s1s2 PARsNF PEI
Florida 6agks & Se DO a5 m ReF sea-
S4 STRING BEANs Florda Tax per STaei szg$S; 40
FER bb 81 56as2; SQUASH Hubbard, Dbl. 81 500
i DO 81 Sgs So So Ef Eatf per F SGf
3a per carrier $lase do cuban slgs4 90 TURNIPs
per bag 5oae5e do Jersey and Long Island Rqtabasa
PsF SS SsF 100 % s. 5og$s WATERcREss per
oP 26STTTH0TsE PRoDUcTs- quite plentiful
and weak though fancy Occasionally command more than
S Sientifn Rhubsr6 dull Mint dragging We quote
~ SeP DOZEN 81 5os2 do No per box Sass LET
TUcE Eastern. dozen 'oeasl: RApIsHEs' per 100
q I%T per a6zn punches 9o5c %GsHRoos per- r.
l5Gt50c.
POUITRY-ALINE-Rec to-day included IS
Loads by freight express Advces indicate
continued receipts and the market is in
settled condition. prices established a
hour DRESsED-Supplies and invoices fresh killed
T,ouitrv are moderate BUT demand exceedingly
market continues unsatisfactory condition. Fresh
Killed turkeys moderate supply. but rarely show
erabe quality The chickens arriving nearly all
desirabe and very slow sale Fowls held about steady
g., y,ev Of moderate receipts but limited
1rn capons very slow sale Nearby poultry squads
We quote: Fresh klled-TURKEYs. Western, young
hens average best. per ~ 0a2lo; do young toms
medium weight Zoe; do heavy young toms 17ls41se; do
mixed, lsg2oc do poor to medium 15glTc
I4efigc CAIVONs Philadelphia per ~ 15g23e do Ohio
iT Al other Western. 19Q17c; broers per pair and
Under Philadelphia. dry picked 10 20d25e; do New
work and Pennsy lvana. 1Gq22c CHICKENS roasting 2
ID per pair and over Philadelphia dry picked. per 10
r60fgr do New-York and PENNSYLVANIA, IO415c;
err dry uIcked 12pl3c; poor %
IoGIc do Southern aud southwestern dry picked 1870
lac. do Western scaded average l2Q I3c do poor
TO medium 10ailc do Southern and Southwestern 100
13c FOWLS Philadelphia dry picked 10 19R14c; do
western dry picked selected medium sizes. isio do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
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