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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
Why the Free Month is Given.

DIR. Barbricks reasons for giving the free
Month are as follows: He takes this me'nou
Of advertising his Boston Institute, one OF
the anosi and best equipped Private SAM
tariums in New England. He wishes 70
place within the reach Of all the wonderfu
benefits OF the New Cure. The Free Month
will enable many who could not otherwise
start the course to now take the treatmeh,
and get cured. Thus hundreds OF sex anu
suffering will receive the benefits oil the new
Cure where only tens were cured previously.
Again. DIR. Barbrick wishes to impress on
the minds Of the sick that delays are danger
Gus, that now is the time TO trea, and cure
Chronic Ills. Therefore to induce those VINO
need Il to begin a course Of treatment now,
at once, that they may receive the greatest
benefit. from It in the shortest possible time
as well as to help those who are unable 10
pay the full fees, the Free Month is given.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
Men Who Were Elected to Seats In
Upper House Tuesday.

Addison County-Charles Il. Ds'
of Shoreham; Barnabas W, Collins
North Ferrisburg.
Bennington County-John ). hol
of Bennington; Myron F. ROBBERS
Rupert.
Caledonia County-William D.
lor of Hardwick; Stephen D, morse
Danville.
Chittenden County-W. ]. Van
ten of Burlington; C. 5. Fletcher
Essex; G. N. Roberts of Shelburne'
Essex County-Robert Chase
Guildhall. a.
Franklin County-Selden Z: uls
of st. Adams city; Rollin NJ fel'0H
Richford.
Grand Isle County-James 5. hins
Isle La Motto. .,
Lamoille County-Charles ID. A. 81
ford of Morrisville.
Orange County-Luther b. JohnsqT,
Randolph; William Paul of "es' =
lee. :,
Orleans County-Charles Z. CoIulI
Charleston; Homer H. Sowles Oh
burg. ,,,;
Rutland County,. Forest Mann NJ,
Of Rutland city; Horace NJ. Rea ~ y
Hubbardton; F. L. Russell OF on''
bury; Charles M. King of Benson II
Washington County-Frank y. !. n
land of Barre city; George W. MC W,
Waterbury; John l.. Moseley OF NV
field. =,
Windham County-Charles p ", rs
of Nottingham; Brigham l. fhe'p'
Westminster. NAV
Windsor County-Olin W. pale;
White River Junction; Fred L. p Was
Pomfret; Charles A. Aldrieh OF We
ersfeld,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
Diseases Cured.

CATARRH. ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, aha
all diseases Of the head. nose, throat, lungs
and chest cured. NJ,
DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS, and diseases Of
the eye and ear cured. :,
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, and all as
.ases Of the stomach and bowels cured
CONSTIPATION, BILIoUsNESS, jaundice
and all liver troubles cured. -.
BRIGHT's DISEASE, DIABETES, and all
diseases of the kidneys and bladder cured.
PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES cured
without the knife or detention from bust
ness. -,
NERVOUS DISEASES, EPILEPSY and all
nervous disorders except insanity, cured
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and all pain
full affections cured.
CANCERS AND ALL MALlGNANr
GRowTHs cured without the knife
TUMORS AND ALL ENLARGEMENIs ana
swellings cured without surgical opera
tions.
sCRoFULA and all sores, ulcers and blood
troubles cured.
ECZEMA, PSORIASIS and all eruptions
pimpIes and skin diseases cured.
DEFoRMITIEs, SPINAL oURVATUREs,
Hip Joint Diseases, Club Foot, Knock
Knees, Stiff Joints, etc, cured by nat
ural gift and bloodess method.
DISEASES OF w0MEN-weakness, Pro.
lspse Tumors. Sterility, Barrenness and
all female troubles cured without surgical
operations. harsh treatment, pessaries or
supporters.
DISEASES AND WEAKNESSES OF MEN
yaricocele and structure cured without sur
gical operations and all nervous and blood
troubles cured without potash, mercury or
poisonous drugs
no MATTER WHAT THE DISEASE, its
name or nature, II ii is Of chronic, long
standing, obscure or difficult character, our
staff of Specialists can give you full in
formation regarding it, and II durable Dr.
Barbrick and his new system can cure it.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
The Best Poultry Food.

Any article of food offered IL u.
kets of today must show gooa IT,
or it cannot long hold the trade !,
is especially true of Poultry foUu a1t
with the recent rapid develoPll' an
the poultry industry there nave Il
many so-ealled foods which nav
proven nearly worthless. rag .ss
fected Poultry Food" has stooe t Car
of time. Rev. j. L. Dodge OF S ,3sn
field, Mass, expresses the very In IN
sentiment in regard to this foou .p d
following letter: 81 know thas lad I'd
Perfected Poultry Food Is aaV j
anything ever put on the ma .uass Of
Any one sending his ad1le ss P,
postal card to G. s. Page, hy"V iii
VT, and mentioning this paper, s sau
ceive by mail, free, postpaid, p ,
package of "Page's Perfected
Food"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
JACKSONVILLE.

windham County Pomona grange held a
meeting with North River grange, jackson.
VILE Aug 49, A class was instructed in the
fifth degree and members were present from
Protective, Evening Star, Guiding Star, North
River, Victory and Deerfeld River oranges
Eight of the officers were present and there
was a good attendance at the public session
Questions discussed were Should Fund
Producing Resource Be Under the Control
of the Wives for Supplying the Ever Recur-
ring Demands of the Households and What
Inducements Can Be Presented to Young
Man to Engage in Farming at the Present
Timel The next meeting will be with Guild
ing Star grange, West Halifax, Sept. H.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07

tertainment to several friends at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. d. W. Harris, last Friday
afternoon and several vocal selections were
rendered by Miss Matilda Christensen OF
Bridgeport, Conn, who is guest OF Mrs.
Harris
Among the out-oftown guests at the Mel
rose and other places who have been spend
ing the summer here and have returned to
their homes this week are f. H. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. Kimbsll and daughter kath'
eryn, Mr.. and Mrs. George Purdy and daugh.
ter Marjorie of white Plains, N. y; Mr.. and
Mrs J. c. walcutt of Stamford Conn; Mrs
p. A. jerks and Mr.. l. NJ. Gangengigl OF
BOSTON. Mrs. Gertrude Wiley OF Brooklyn
DR.. and Mrs. E. j. Young of Troy, n y;
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Pattison and two sons Of
Indianapolis Ind; Prof. F. F. Harding and
family and Warren Bennett OF Brooklyn,
n Y.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
Remarkable Diagnosis Of Disease and
Wonderful "x-Ray" Examinations
Free 10 The Sick.

DR.. Barbrick will have with him his won
derful x.RAY and Electrical examining In
struments and will give examination with the
perfected x.RAY when required. absolutely
Free Of Charge to all who will call on him
during this visit
By the use of his Phonendoseope to DIS
tinguish the sounds Of the body, his Radio
Chemic substances TO test the seeretions, ms
electrically lighted instruments, big A'hay
and the perfected Magno-Chemic skiaseope TO
see the organs of the body, together with
his other wonderful instruments, it may be
possible for DIR. Bsrbrick to positively deter
mine the presence Of disease in any portion
Of the human body. This absolutely perfect
method of examination is at your service
without a penny to pay If you call on him
at the Brooks House, Wednesday and Thurs
dsy Sept 10Th and goth.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
MoUHrAIHsIDE.

Edward o'Callaghan, claim agent Of the
Boston & Northern street railway company. Is
here for two weeks.
Miss Florence Z. Clark OF Brattleboro and
Miss Louise l.. Powell OF Springfield, Mass
are here enjoying the quiet OF the hills
During the week several Of the guests who
have spent the summer here have returned
to their homes. A general dance and merry
making were in order Tuesday evening TO
speed them on their way.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
For the Hopeless.

lie especially invites those who hlu I
other treatments and failed those Vi,
now treating with other doctors neai. n
month without help, continuing TO r.u
cause OF false encouragement; iAon I
suffer from any MALADY which pAyl.I
have pronounced INCURABLE. and V
they have been unable to benefit; a.! \
pie who have been told by their fszity |,
tor that they had Consumption, Heart II
BILE, Nervous Weakness or any dissla,
all invited to call and place thensslra
der his care during this visit and ats
vantage Of the Free Month.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
Don't Wait.

THE SICK MULTTTUDEs CROWD HIS
OFFICES from morning until night, and II
you would avoid disappointment you should
call early. DR.. Barbrick makes regular visits
10 Brattleboro from time to time to person
.IIv attend TO his many patients who are un.
able to visit his Boston Institute.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
Administrators. Executors. Cofnn's''''

If you are a friend of the New :,
its publishers and wish to fa'v' p-obl
your business in the way - ,,.;,,J
Commissioners or Executors .-,,,
will be necessary for you to ihsN ,o,I
probate officers to send all SUI
for publication in the Reforin'-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
PROBATE NOTICES.

The charge for probate notices of the
usual length in the Reformer for the three
weeks required by law is $500. This In
cludes Commissioner Notices, Will Notices
and Settlement Notices. We shall be glad
to have you direct the Register OF Probate
to send your notices to the Reformer.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
A Months Treatment Free

of
all medicines incmaea
eSSomisund This Posrivey ~
lbechar "oANA
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
THE SENATE OF 1906.

M smah Mass Mansion House. Ksm the Cheshire House, Sept
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
The New Cure.

The old.fashioned, slipshod methods
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17
THE STOCK MARKET
ARE TAKEN TO ARREST
 THE DECLINE.
with the Falling Tendency Checked, There Is Sufffrienf Demand From Uncovered
 Short Interest to Cause
 Gradual Recovery.

:, New, york reb ts.-Protective4 measures for the stock market were covered on tsw tn points and proved effective in arrest the decline, which gained some force durinx the first hour and which was actuaHy k,, renemsa ss,. ieflcy checked there was sufficient demand from an uncovered short interest to effect q shrinkase es of activity on this rally; more probably than half of the days Lolal nusi- sss TRs Sens SemsnS Mas anguid and droppsl to nothing at the higher levels on the recoS-
 The market for cali money was unexpect- edly tranquil and this had most to do with the improvement in sentiment wnlen or2usn. for call loans did not rise to yesterdays maximum and in the latter part of the day other poor bank statement tomorrow was If less effect on the market than this pracileal l furnished by bankers of the weeks currency movement gave no grounds TOT supposlng bs a and oI the weeks shipment Of gold fo South America had been ouset pV tne large receipts on the express soy Msw vorR exchange at Chicago which rose at one time to 35c, premium. The sub-treasurAys A viii night amounted to s4.i4s.o00 and st.7so.o00 of the gold shipped to South America fs not over s5 oo0. GOO Is therefore Indicated .while scriptions for new bond issues during tho mssa niEss Sy tRe banss The t the surplus at anything more than A Homi- nal figure If at all there seems proDtematl- cal. The source of relief for the days mon @ ev market undoubtedly was by resort to far- esign money markets; Rates for foreign exchange fell quite violently under the of ferinEs of bankers bills and the proceeds were placed fin local loans.
 Both Paris and Berlin were reported to De sPpass'si scr use in % the bond sa6scrtDtions making would be large foreign participations by d. rect subscriptions to some of the issues put specific information this point was not forthcomlng. The extent of the dscl,ne Sa,i,,, on the part of the stock market operators of possible import movement of gold. Bankers. however. gave no countenancs 10 outlook i 9Soess IS eoncerned. As matter of fact discounts in London and Berlin were quot ed at an advance today
 Time loans for all periods were put flFni- E market for commercial paper also reflected the depletion of supplies in the money mar ket. Of the sustaining forces in the masxes sisa. recently prevailing. The firmness Tn Read ing reflected a hopeful feeling over the pros pect of a settlement of the wages disput"
 The Hi stocks went higher again on expectation of an early annouheemeHt ot the ''melon cutting Lead and Snelting stock subscriptions privileges were hintei at to account for the rise in New York Central but without any official authority. The indifference of the demand for the the, ssoeks heS ings were thrown over freely again at the last, causing a weak and unsettled closing.
 Bonds were weak Total sales par value $2.B40.0 900. United States bonds were all unchanged on call.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIsr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17

s2s,5Ts last week. s.s7s.ss2 last year and 2.- kinds, including Egypt Brazil, India. etc. l, 59a,000, against f.52s,000 last week. 96S.- 900 last year and l.036.000 year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows an increase compared with wsb ISf Tesk ass vsar of n compared with year before last og 1,525, PSI.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as Britain and centinentai Europe 2.s7s;ooo. against 2,s2?.Qoo last year and s.171.ooo last; In India sis.ooo. against .oeo last tSe & united aS Sg state. f5ss:ooo against isss. eee last year and LV5So0e year before last NEW ORLEANS COTTON STATEMENT.
 New Orleans. Feb. fs:--Secretary Hester's weekly New Orleans cowpn Exchange state ment isaed before the e-elose of business today sight compared with the seven days ending this date last year in round figures !7,ooo. last of 5000. and a decrease under the same time In 1908 of 55s00o.
 show an increase over last year of 10000. adecresse under the same reriod year before same sam time S'GD0 iD isos s of 7scoo. s unoer ''e
 For the ies days of the season that have days ot as yaar esd Sehne s sane The days ysaT ssfoss last last 2ooS
 i54S for tSs seven ess days endins this dass last year 17s,s27 year before last and 2i2,- days of February it has been 4soss4, against 3oo.9st last year. 490.794 year before last and 5GS,5S2 the same time in 1908.
 The movement since September tst shows receipts at all United States ports 5,s9S. Ss4. ssi fors sss sns ss ths yfaS 1908. Overland across the Mississippi. ohio ane Potomac rivers to Northern mills year, 722,5Ss year before last and S15.716 the same time in is0s;. interior stocks in excess Of ss ssa at s close sse sa yss S24oIo year before last and 2s5.57s the ss s ls9s s91hsrR s m,s aaf year bfeore last and t,i13,2fs the same time
 These make the total movement for the ies days of tho season from September let to date s.sss.2 .2so, against s.esas4i last year. s.4soal year before last and s4ss.4ss the
 Foreign exports for the week have been sSts tRas ssf ssss or ,s s season asF against 5,455.77s last year. decrease of
 Northern mills takings and Canada during the past seven days show an increase of 26,sS7, as compared with the corresponding since September 1st. have Increased 1s7,lo7. The total takings of American mills. north, S%sh hava been anq assS, ,ss4 against ssasss W last year. These include 1s5s3.020 by Northern spinners, agaipsut i,4ss; ;sls ~ ,a ,o.a,.. Southern interior centers, have decreased during the week 14,so7 bales, against q de- season of s4. 451 and are now 2ss.eo7 great CT than at this date in isos: interior towns from the last crop snl the number of bales brought into sight thus far
 the nsT SrS fse s1py oa the 70 same aee riod last year.
 WEEKLY INFERIOR COTTON TOWNS. NeW York. Eeh. lB. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17
FOR COTTON
GENERALLY STEADY TONE SHOWN
 THROUGHOUT THE SESSION.
At the Close Prices Are About 2s Points Up From the Recent Low Leyel---
 Saie~ for the Day are 2S0.0o0 Haies.

New York: Feb. ls.-rhe cotton marke, continued quiet but again showed general ly' steady tone. and closed at net advance or or two and four points, with srices about 33 points up from the recent low level Sales of the day were estimated at .250.oo0 bales,
 The market opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance of three points which was somewhat less than due op the cables. owing to selling by some of the local bears and scattered reaiizinR by. smaller longs. ports of large sales of cotton goods to Chi na and of firm spot situation in the South and during the early session showed a net gain of about 4616 points on the active months with May selling at f0.sS.
 As prices approached the II cents mark for this position. offerings increased con- sieersbly and the market eased off to about the closing level of yesterday to rally again in the afternoon. selling at 10. os for May or little oyer the high point of the morn points towards the close but the final tone wss steady;
 Receipts at the ports today sl.4ao bales against 26,0s6 last week and 1T. las last year. For the week testimated) is0.O00 bales against lse.e7o last week and 7t.s65 last
 Today's receipts at New Orleans s.sts bales. against 3.sos last year and at Houston 4.5sa bales. against ii.79s last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to I.oveman Company, I
 36 Commerce Street.

By Prfvate Wire to Loveuan Company,
 36 Comrierre Street.
 was q pazzlins affair today in more ways than one. Liverpool. after favorable opening, closed easy at an advance of ony one to two points on futures. Our market on favorable Liverpool should have open cd higher, but Instead started of with prices some fresh buying right after the opening, and May contracts sold above the Il cent mark. Profit taking and a moderate amount of short selling brought about sub sequent decline, May contracts selling as low as 10 .g5 on the recessionary movement. considerable buying. prices gradually im- proving until May sold as high II or At this level longs indulged in profit taking and when the spot committee failed to re- port the market up. bears hammered prices down. There was renewed buying before net gain of one to two points for the day
 Spots were officially reported steady and unchanged. Sales amounted to 1850 bales of snots and 1100 bales to arrive. There were no deliveries on contract Today's inn provement was based solely on the strength before 1t closed. and the weakness there pre- vented any material gain on this side es- pecialiy as the majority of operators figured that the visible supply statement to he is- sued late this afternoon would be bearlsh. The comparative heavy overland movement decrease in the visible supply of American cotton larger than many look for. Shouli the visible supply statement prove less bear ish than generally expected, we look for Liverpool to strengthen and a further irn-' proyeinent in such case would be nor"
 I.pVEMAN & COMPANY,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17
Corrected Dally.'

tCOrrected Daily) e.
 These prices are at wholesale and not to stsrchHcorn s@1Oc: standard goods. pearl .shc; gloss lump sAc; nickel pack AAsi ARices@Extra fancy sMc; head 4@5c; broh- sn saIt&stisePpooI s SsPpo $ sl; v,rglnta soc.
 yinegar1Per gallon l4@ 22c.,o.-. 22c. 1o& @ioMc; choice I1Sl1hc:V fancy 'SaS is@ candies-stiek Sc: fancy 6 Q 1oe: FFlour~Basis of barrels; High patent Grits-Per bbl s2; 5o; per sack $1 50.
 Meal-62hc: pearl 67hc.
 Lard-Leaf shc; compound shc; basis Hams-Dove l5c; others I2MS14c,
 Grain a.ld Hay-Bran $l Is; shorts S1. 25: e9Sgs 1oD S2 @hs sppsS sSG eats mixed Johnson grass 65c; rust proof oats 55c: Burt Cotton seed hulls-Loose, per ton $500; ssseS sss 30. ''Oo' sacks 'S'00; cotton seed meal cheese-Faucy. full cream l5c: special Meat--Rib bulk sAe; bacon sHc
 Canned Goods-salmon chums tl.00; sl 90; sardines, American k-oii s2. 75: mus tard g; i imported ted S29:l4; oysters, 2 " so2n sSS aS s S sht wfsht sS' do1 sTsS ss cssa fsoa: saoa. s ssSS: 0sS0; quaarts s4.2S, per dog; ,,t
 sugar Granulated 5lRc, F Y- 70. 41ac.
 HidesIDry flint. tSc; dry salted -s; Wool~cleaE sso to 24c. a,. a
 Beeswax-25c. .-.-i Fruit and T;Poduce-Red and yellow onions $l per bushel; potatoes, Wisconsin stock .$1 bushel; Michigan Sl bushef New Danish SSabbage. good keeping hard-head stock axe lb.; Florida cabbage. green heads 26 Florida oran~es sS;, California oranges s$; bagas $l 65 sack. White peas $2 25 busheli onion sets. yellow s2. 25 bushel; red s2 35 bushel; seed potatoes, early loSe. peerless E bushel; second crop Bliss triumph Sl sb bushel; apple and white wine vinegar ltc gallon: fancy full cream cheese 15c ID fancy II. P. peanuts Sc lb.: choice peanuts 6c lb.; evaporated apples Sc; dried apples s9 lb. bags. 6hc lb,; lemons SS IS; yCaltfcTnia prune 60-60 Skc; 6O-75 7&c; 70-so IAo 10, California peaches sc lb. mixed nuts, 25-lb. boxes T. lac; walnuts 12Mc lb.; Tara gona almonds 16e; Iyaea lbhe: Ree5asns snts- me oium size 10 hc; Spanish onions $i ID crate' heavy weight Malaga grapes .S1 Reg; ,o.. Chickens-Hsns 2O@S5c; fryers 2S@Soc; broilers 159 920c
 Turkeys-Alive. 1O@12hc;
 EVgs-f5c.
 Country butter-1O@l2hc
 Seed--Rye Sl per buShel; wheat N:ess barley $1; crimson clover l2e; anafa , g 20c per lb.; onion sets, white skin tS; peaII S3 blue grass 15 O 1Sc-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17

New OrIeans, Feb, lb:-Setretary Hester gives the taking of American cotton by spin hers throughout the world as follows. in round numbers:
 This week 24e,000. this year, against 27S,-
 Total since September 1st. this year G. 2I2 OO0 against 6.4s1,000 last year, and G. 199,0O0 the year before
 Of this Northern sDinners and Canada took 1888. 900 bales this year, against l. 456 900 last year, and 1629,0 the year be- fore; Southern splnners 1.26S,O0O. agalnst s3S OOO last year. and 1.l64; 600 the year be. 2, 7s7. 900 last year. and 3.416.000 the year before
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, Feh 1s.-There was a severe break in the London tin market: spot closing weak in consequence. sss. % s36.2 for spot.
 Copper higher In London, f7s for spot and f75 i6s for futures. Local market report
 Lead higher. f15 lis Sd in London Lo- cally unchanged.
 Speiter lower. e25 las In London. but re mained unchanged locally.
 Iron closed 4ss Sd for standard foundry and 49s for Cleveland warrants abroad. Lo- cally northern grades were steadier; No; foundry Northern fs quoted SIS. 50@ s19. S5 No 3 do SIS DO G SIS. S5. No 1 foundry Southern SIS. 25 SIS. 7S: No. do. ST 15g S!s 2E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17
Riae In schoIarnhip.

Dr. Joseph Wright, professor of comparative philology at oxford uni- versity. at, sixteen years of age was mill hand and did not know how to read Today he Is considered. one or the most learned men ir England. He compiled the authoritative .''EnElanG Dialect Dictionary'' and mas made ( number of translationS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17
,,.f,.I, somevhat Better.

Lakewood, N. U, Feb. Ib.-Late to- night 1t was said John C, Mccall seem ed to be gaining some strength IS reaIized however, that the present weak condition of the patient will make it difiouIt for him to withstand further sinking spells
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-17
CINCINNATI PROYIsIoN.

CincInnatL Feb. 16.-F1our dhII, Rye, culet. 69 9@70c. o ,.,,. ... Provisions firmer: lard s6.6O; ouik meats S7 ST A; bacon S9 l2 h.
 Whiskey steady, Sl. 29
 Eggs, steady 12k 141ac.
 Butter steady. ,- ,o,,, . Poultry steady; hens i1isc; springs l21se; turkeys I7c.
 Cheese steady.