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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-14
hh0 FISCAL nE I907-l9O8

Sc recibiran en- la .Ofcina del Di-
rector de Sanidad. Bene6cencia Co
rreccion. haSta las nueve de la maf1a-
IA del dfa ~ de Mayo del afio en-
curse, y Sc abriran en- el mismo dia
y hora. en- subasta publica, PROPOSE
clones bajo pliego cerrado para Ell su-
ministro y conduccion a los respec-
tivos establecimientos de los articu-
los que. aproximadamente, han de
consumirse en- elloS durante el a1lo
econcmico que empezara el d1a pri-
nero de Julio de 1907 y terminara el
treinta de JUNO de 1908.
Arroz 1oo363 libras--Habichuelas s
coloradas o6Ioo-Habichuelas blan-
cas- 5oS4o-Garbanzos 5oo3o libras-
Cafe 23464 libras, Azdcar centrifugal
~o57o2 libras-Az1car blanca 1865 Ii
bras-Harina de trigo 2265 sacos--
eCebollas ooo5 libras - Tocino o5S5
libras - Jamon 7o4 libras - Papas
10000 libras-Sal en- grano 2445S
libras-Aceite de Olivia 1921 libras-
Pasta para sopa surtida 1889 libras-
Harina de maiz 744 libras-Galletas s
Sephir soda I44 latas-Galletas de
soda 40 cajas-Aceitunas I44 frascos
grandes-Queso patagras 1900 libras
-Mantequilla S74 lib-as-Piment6n
3o45 libras-Vinagre 1882 litros -
Ajos 7os ristras-Hielo $500 libra s
-Jamon Ferris 100 libras-Oueso
Holanda 100 libras.- Carne de res
tbene6ciada en- Ell matadero de San
Juan, llenando los requisites que i'm
pone la Sanidad IS7oo7 libras-Le~
che Io7552 cuartillos-Queso meri =
cano 24o libras - Jab6n Rocamora
258oo libras-Jabon azul 24o24 ]ibras
-Jabon sapolio 7o2 pasta s--Js bon ibo-
ry II2o libras-Sal en- polvo 3o3 libras
-Fosforos 756 paquetes -Almid6n
-342o libras-Petro!eo 734 cajas-Ve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-14
l. Opera Ell ,Londres
q ciclo uaoaeaIano

La gran temporada de opera
en & ent-Garden. de Lon
dres. comenz6 este afio el 80 de
Abril y sc tern1inara el 20 de
Julio.
Durante las dos primeras Sc
manas fue presentado por dos
veces Ell ciclo wagn eriano, sin
cortes nj alivios. Las represen-
taciones comenzaran a las cua-
tr6 de la tarde y proseguiran
hasta las once de la noche, con
I'm intervalo de una hora de
descanso.'
Las operas de que sc compone
el ciclo. son: "El ORC del Rhinc,
"La Walkyria", 'Sigfredo" "El
crepusculo de los dioses' Los
maestrbs cantores.'
st ambien sc representaran en-
eeI curse de la temporada "El
buque fantasma", "Tannhaus-
ser" y "Lohengrin.' De operas
francesas, Carmen" ~ "Faus-
to- Del repertoire itallano,
Aida, "Ballo' "Oteiio' Ira =
viata" v "Rigoletto", de Verdi
Madame Butterfly Y "Tosca .
de Puccini; "Cavallerfa' { Iris
de Mascagni; Loreley". de Ca
talani; ''Gloconda' dc Ponchie-
Iii; Fedora" y Andrea de Che
nier". de Giordano, y "Pagliac-
CT, de LeoncavallO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-14
BoLETIN 1ERcANriL d f0ERro 1l0o

" = barriIes Cal musrta 81 barTi-
l1es-Ladrillos 2ooo-cemento roma
no Iso barril4s- -Lozas para horno
2oo-Guano para almohadas $500 Ii
bras -Cedro 500 pics-Laurel 500
pics-PichipEn tabla 10000 pies-Pi-
10 americana o2oo pies-Tablo-
mes pichipen 400 pies. Pino desdo-
blsdo $4,000 pies-Maga 500 pies
Pine inglks 1000 pies-Ba rniz de
mufeca 10 litros-Holla de hierro
garvanizado 24-Lija emery Goo
! Cepillos de raiz "a docenas-Sombre-
ros para hombres 10 docenas-Latas
clamer SO cajas-Papel velox carbon
por 6 20 gruesas-Pape1 inodoro
.I2o cajas-Sebo de dandes 100 libras
I-Escobas I62 docenas-Escobas de
palma 70 docenas.
Con cinco dlas de anticipation al
de la celebration de la subasta debe-
ran los postores presentar muestras
de los art1culos cuyo suministrc soli-
citen.
En- las ofcinas del Director de Sa-
nidad, Bene6cencia y Correction, ca.
| lie de Allen NUN. $, entire las horas
80 a P. NJ podran yer los postores
copias de los contratos y fanzas que
deben regir.
Tambien Sc recibiran hasta Ell mis-
mo dla y hora proposiciones bajo pile
go cerrado para Ell sum inistro de ra-
clones ordinarias y rae Jones especia-
les los presos de las Carceles de
Distrito de Ponce, Mayaguez, Areci-
bo, Humacao, Aguadilla y Guayama,
basandose en- Ell tanto diario por indi-
viduo.
La Direction sc reserva Ell derecho
de rechazar cualquiera 6 todas las
proposiciones y de escojer aquellas
que, uniendo calidad precio, ofrez-
can la mayor ventaja para Ell mejor
servicio de los Esta ablecimientos.
#. de II. .acagiaN
Nota.-Respecto a carnes, Sc adj
ciona ademas, "carne refrigerada".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-14

Nota.-Respecto a carnes, Sc adj
ciona ademas, "carne refrigerada.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
7be Times Daily Short Story.

would ID something desperate.


3 And she did.
Her father went east one day and
left her To her own sweet will. Two
days before his return Kate notified
each one Of her suitors that she would
expect him at the ranch house the next
day at noon to be married. Upon in
quiry each learned that the other had
received the notification. On the day
and at the hour appointed each got
himself up in his best apparel and pro-
ceeded to keep the appointment, know
Ing or at least suspecting that the
other would be there. They found the
bride ready to receive them, and for
parson there was Oliver ShiyerIck,
a young man who had left the min
istry to turn sheep raiser, but who was
still capable Of performing marriage
ceremonies. He adored Kate and
would have willingly exploded his re-
volver under his ear IL she had asked
him to do so.
Each Of the double grooms looked at
his other self, at the clergyman, and
at Kate. She had taken on that Pc
Guitar softness In her eye which lndi-
Gated she was about to out-Herod
Herod with some diabolical scheme.
Nevertheless the groorns believed that
one would be her husband.
Kate gave hand to each, took them
to an end Of the room and, placing
herself and them with their backs to
fireplace, called on the parson to per-
form the marriage ceremony. The
groonns were perfectly obedient, each
expecting something different from the
girls avowed intention, till the parson
asked:
''Wilt thou, Kingsley Harrington and
Royal Pyle, take this woman for your
welded wife?s
Neither groom supposed this double
marriage had any meaning In law, but
both answered;
II WILL
The question was put in the same
form to Kate, who also answered;
81 will"
Then the parson pronounced the trio
men and wife.
Come" said the Englishman in
disappointed tone, II supposed you
would marry one OF us"
II have married both"
mot legally
Eyes, legally. consulted my father
as to that. and he says a person may
marry simultaneously as many people
as be or she likes, except in a territory
under United States law, where there
Is a special act against IT, Papa says
that the laws reads, III any person be-
ing married shall hereafter marry,
each offcnse shall be a felony but this
is after once being married
The husbands looked ut each other
/ with blank stare.
But since you seem befogged by so
much legal erudition in your wife wen
leave it for papa to decide. He'll be at
home this evening. Till then goodby,
my dear husbands"
Well, the upshot Oft all was that the
marriage was nnnulled and Kate mar
ried the man who had performed tho
! ceremony. FRANK r. CHENEY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
PEN AND BRUSH.

Henri Martin, an American painter.
has been awarded the medal of honor
by the Paris salon. He exhibited two
landscapes.
Sir Laurence Alma.Tadema. II. a.
was intended for the law, and his par.
ents SO disllled the idea of his study
ing art that he was obliged to rise
early In the morning in order to paint
Captain Marryat IS said to have writ.
ten 80 bad a hand that the printers
when setting up his copy had to mark
the spot where they left off with pin.
SO that they might be able to tell
where to begin again.
Israel zangwill and George Bernard
Shaw are considered the most bust.
nesslike Of authors and they give edl
tors as much trouble as IL they were
great capitalists placing their thou.
sands To grow millions. While one has
what Is called a fantastic ideal" and
the other is the sworn enemy Of cant
each is capable OF driving a hard bar
gain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Butter Prices Advancer-Increased Firm
ness in Eggs.

Butter Prices Advance--lncreased Firm
ness in Eggs.
Boston, June 90 local market
for dairy products is firmer all around.
Receipts 81 butter continue large, and
the demand Is only fair, but under
strong adyices from outside eenters
prices have advanced about 1ac a
pound. Firmer outside markets also
are responsible for slightly higher
prices for cheese in this city. A lively
demand and light supplies cause the in
creased tirmness in eggs.
Quotations follow;
Butter-Creamery, extras, Vermont
and New Hampshire csc, northern 25c.,
western 24120a25c., firsts, northern 70
624c, fair to to good 21G22ci dairy.
fancy 23c.. common to good 19m22e.;
western imitation creamery 20G22c.,
western ladies 10000, packing stock
1s@19c., renovated butter 20@s G,
boxes and prints l9@25lac.
Cheese New York twins. fancy 120
121ac., fair to good 1Ots0111s., Yer.
mont twins, fancy 11AMl2cs fair to
good l0laM11iac.
Eggs Fancy hennery 2lG722c., east.
ern, fancy l8N20c, common to good
1601l7c., western, fancy l6a@1Ie.,
choice i5la0l6c., common to good l5c.,
fresh laid southern 15c,, western dirties
12l5@13l5c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Nine. CaIye delights In shows OF wild
Indians. 10 New York she went for
a ride IN the stagecoach on its way to
be held up.
The infant heir to the throne OF Spain
IS being cared for by English nurses.
The head nurse is Miss Evans. and
her assistant Is Miss Alice Mary Bout
ing. Both are Roman Catholics.
Julia Ward Howe recently celebrated
her cighty-oighth birthday and to show
how spry she was entered the elevator
at her home In Boston and ran the MA
chine mp and down three stories to &c
commodate a visitor.
Dr. Mary Stone. who is the head Of
an American hospital In Kiuklang. cen
trail China, lately returned to this coun-
try to be operated upon for Appendix
cltls. She has recovered. Is now in New
York and win return to China In the
fall
Two New York society leaders, Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs. Her
man B. Duryea, formed a partnership
at one time and went into horse racing.
registering in the Jockey club as mir.
Roslyn." Too much publicity and
heavy expense, however, have com
bined TO Induce their retirement from
the turf as owners.
The Duchess Of Roxburghe, formerly
Miss Goelet Of New York, after spend
ing about 100000 ia the repair and
adornment OF Floss Castle, has leased
at an extrayagant figure Lord Cole-
brooke's London mansion, where she Is
expected to entertain lavlshly. Her
grace is earning a reputation as one of
the most lavish money spenders of the
Anglo-Ameriean arIstocracy
The Oldest living human being Of au-
thentic record Is Mrs. Mary Wood of
Hlllsboro, Ore. a Few miles west Of
Portland. Mrs. Wood Is 100 years old.
She was born in Knoxville. Tenn, May
90 1857, which the records Of Knox
Vile still show When she was sixty
Ave years old she rode the entire dis.
lance across the continent from her old
homo in Tennessee TO her present home
in Oregon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
GLEANINGS AND GOSSIP.

Farming continues to pay In Kansas
A man out there has just dug up a
trunk containing $4,000
An Indiana man has been arrested for
making adulterated sausage. Such a
thing does not seem possible.
A Wisconsin man was showing his
two sons how to chop wood properly
last week when his axe slipped and cut
off couple Of toes.
Germany exports more than 3,O0O,-
COO 900 lead pensils every twelve months
and they are shipped to foreign countries
at the rate Of over 10,0o00O0 . day,
counting six days in the week.
The first woman to win the Often
aorfer Is Miss Gertrude Scbopperle, a
graduate of Wellesley The scholarship
granted By New York university IS
worth 5000 a year for study in Ger
many.
II took AZ men a month to find out
that there was s267 .s36166 IN the New
York subtreasury. How much Of il
would have been left in an insurance
company's treasury II the directors had
done the iobi
People who 1.-Two in vast and barren
lands have the best eyesight Eskimos
will detect white fox on the snow at a
nfeat distance, while Arabs can pick out
I-objects on the desert that are Invisible
to others.
Germans labor famine has becopie
SO acute that at one place women and
girls have been put 60 work on the rail-
roads, while the farmers put their time
tearing their hair because they cant get
women to work in the fields
The smallest watch in the world Is
now in the safe of London ieweler.
| 1t once belonged TO the Marquis Of An
plesey and the case is about the size OF
an English three penny bit. The minute
hand is an eight Of an inch long.
a Philadelphia tobacco dealer says
that the fad Tor pipe smoking il on the
wane and many who smoked pipe for
two Oh three years are going back to
cigars again. But thefe are a good many
of us who will stick TO the old pipe--at
least until they take off the duty on the
real cigars.
There are no nurses in the navy as
there are in the army, and the surgeon
general Il going to try TO have a corps
established when Congress meets again.
Inf hc plans to have women nurses he will
doubtless have the backing 81 the fleets
ana Ii will be great chance for the
lpretty girls
Excavations now being conducted on
1.-The palntine at Rome have developed
I a pulling question. Relics have been
/ found in the metropolis Of the ninth,
eighth, sixth and fourth centuries before
Christ. but none of the seventh and hfth.
/ Archcologs1s are doing their best TO
account for this circumstance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
THINGS THEATRICAL.

william Gillette, after prosperous
season In "CIariee." is now abroad.
Margaret Anglin has arranged for a
professional tour In Australia next sea-
son.
1t is possible that Olga Nethersole
will ndd "The Dolls House to her
repertory next season.
Huntley Wright is to have leading
role Ia Charles Irrohmans production
OF THE Dairy Maids
May Robson Is to star in a drama
tization Of The Regeneration Of Aunt
Mary" by Annie Warner.
Francis Wilson is IN New Rochelle.
N. ", after prosperous season in
"The Mountain Climber"
Charles lfrohman IS IN London, con.
Quoting bis English season and pre-
pairing for next season III America
Maxine Elliott is to appear IN the
fall in London IN a new play by II. v.
Esmond, entitled The Greenwood
Tree"
Viola Tree is to have the role Of
Joan Of Arc when Beerbohm Tree pro
duces Louis n. Parkcrs Lady of
France" ia London
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
flirting to Desperation.

lDriganal.1
sTak about firtsl can tell you
about fiirt that discounted all the
dirB who ever lived.
Kate Bunting az little girl was a
sstonboy" from the crown Of her head
To the soles Of her feet. she was 4
ranch girl and II she had been born
boy instead Of d girl would have
been one OF the most desperate Of des-
peradoes. AS II was, she grew up a
reckless, harum scarnm creature. half
horse, half girl, and IL there was any
more Of her 1t was revolver. she
could ride and shoot with the best rid
ers and shots and wasn't afraid Of
road agent, whole tribe of Indians or
D. cyclone.
Kate was pretty and she was smart.
Some thought her crack Drained, but
the method there was In that girls
madness was phenomenal. She had
soft brown eye that could look as In.
nocent as an antelope's while she was
hahhing mischief. There wasn't a
man within hundred miles Of her
fathers ranch but was in love with
her, and man was the only animal she
loved to hunt better than the wild
game OF the country. She would lasso
one as easily as a mule.
Kate's father was an educated gen
tieman. He had been an attorney, but
on account OF failing health had gone
west to become ranchman. Kate
found food for her flirt powder in the
young English and American sweIls
who, after being graduated at uniyer-
stiles, went into ranehing. Kingsley
Harrington, younger son Of British
baronet, and Royal Pyle. a New York
err finally distanced all others aud
came o. neck and neck race. Some
thought Harrington would win on ac-
count Of his noble connections In Eng
land, while others we're willing to back
Pyle because he was well fixed in a
pecuniary way. Kate played one
against the other, wearing them both
out like a couple Of blades constantly
whetted on the same stone. After
encouraging them for months she final
" engaged herself to both OF them.
Not that she kept her engagement to
one from the other. Not a bit of 1t.
She told them both all about 1t and
actually insisted on each congratulate
ing her on her engagement to his rival.
Then when they asked her which she
intended to marry she said both"
There was nothing for either to do
but withdraw or let her play ont the
game in her own fashion. She had
fascinated both so far that neither
would do the former, SO both were
obliged TO do the latter. They sup
posed she would lead them both up
TO the marriage ceremony. then throw
the scales In favor Of one. Either this
or send them both after her other low
ers. The truth Is they were not sure
what she would d. axeept that she
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
State Lines.

Florida has passed law prohibiting
diving for sponges as the beds are In
Jured thereby.
South Carolina was the first and only
state to refuse to enact divorce laws;
also the first and only state to engage
directly in the sale OF liquor.
Rhode Island, which has 400 persons
to the square mile, is the most densely
populated state In the Union. There
are only seven other states with moro
THAI 100 TO the square mile Rhode
Tslana leads not only III density az
population but III Increase fl density
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26

The Indispensable Man.
When old Zach Taylor came Into the
presidency, persons in Washington
soon began to tell him there was one
public servant the government couldn't
do without. They said they had CONG
to express the hope that the old geEp
eral and rather inexperienced prese
dent would permit them to inform hirH
OF II. This piece of information ana
advice was Systematically dropped into
! mis- ear at frequent intervals At first
he paid little attention to II, but finally
took note Of the fact that certain
John Hobby, who for twenty odd
years had held the important Office of
assistant postmaster general. was the
Official the government couldn't get
I along without The communications
became so frequent that one day as
the last man disappeared old Zach
broke out with this question;
Captain Harry, who in the devil is
this man Hobby everybody Is sayina
we can't get along withoutsD
The general was informed about the
official.
"We must attend to the case at once
We are liable 20 be in trouble about
him any day. We must be prepared,
He is liable to die on our hands. ana
then the devil VIII be to payl Seema
10 me the man who can't be spared il
the one to turn out while the govern
ment Is In condition to meet the
emergency. Turn Hobby out, Captain
Harry and don't waltz Wen see
whether or not he can't be spared.
Attend to the business at once, cap
tbing'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
GREAT GAIN
in SURPLUS
II Has Reached a Total Of
S62,O52,3l7
LAST YEAR AT SAME TIME.
IT was Only si7,s44, 44s The President
Orders Census Of Oklahoma
Holmes Prosecution
Closes.
LAST YEAR AT SAME TIME

Washington, June 20 The treasury
surplus for the year has reached SSH
o52,3l7 At this time last year II was
s17544,443, The receipts for the current
fiscal scar have already aggregated
$64s,Ts6,026, and five more business
days remain before the accounts for the
present year viii be closed. The expendi-
lures this year to date were S567,733, 100
The receipts for yesterday were $3,o6S,-
ste, and the expenditures aggregated
si,57o,ooo, leaving surplus for the day
Of sd,40s,Si6.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
FREDERICK FUNSTON.

safe from insult in the streets of San
Francisco. His offer Of troops IS de-
cliued because the idea Of a parade has
been abandoned.
The reply covered both the original
letter from Gen. Funston, and later
communication in which the general Of
fefed troops for parade on July I with
a statement that It was "up to the peo.
pie OF san Francisco to deal with any
disorder that may occur
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
60 The s
Scrap Book
The Maya q conaressnen.


1t was at a banquet in Washington
given to a large body OF congressman,
mostly from the rural districts. The
tables were elegant, and 1t was a scene
Of fairy spIendor, so to speak; but on
one table there were no decorations
but palm leaves.
Here" said congressman to the
head waiter, why don't you put them
things on our tables, tooY pointing to
the plants.
The head waiter didn't know be was
a congressman.
eve CANT do II, boss" he whispered
conhdentiaIiy; "dey's mostly congress
men at all de tables 'ceptin' dat one,
an If we put PAINS on dere tables dey
take um for celery an eat nm oil up
sho Deed dey would, boss. We
knows EN-"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
MORTALITY.

Ashes to ashes. dust TO dust!
What OF his loving? what Of his iust7
What Of his passion? What OF his pain7
What Of his poverty What OF his pride?
Earth. the great mother, has called him
again.
Deeply he sleeps, the worlds verdict de-
fed
shan he be tried again? Shall he go freeg
Who shall the court convene7 Where
shall It be?
No answer on the land. none from the seal
Only we know that as he died we must--
You with your theory, YOU with your
trust.
Ashes to ashes. dust unto DUST
Paul Laurence Dunbar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26

After Many Trials
He was q sad faced American tourist.
and as he seated himself in London
restaurant he was Immediately attend.
ed by an obsequious waiter.
Il want two eggs" said the Ameri-
can, zone fried on one side and one on
the other"
"ow is that. slry asked the as
founded waiter.
Two eggs. one fried on one side and
one on the other"
Every well, sir"
The walter was gone several min
utes, and when he returned his face
was q study.
would you please repeat your hor-
der, sirgp
II said very distinctly, two eggs, one
fried on one side and one on the other"
Oppressive silence, and then dazed
''yery we'll. sir"
This time he was gone longer, and
when he returned he said anxlously:
''Would 1t be awsklng too much, sir.
to ave you repeat your horder, sir? /
cawn't think | ave 1t right, sir. "
know"
1.-TWO eggs" said the American sadly
and patiently, tone fried on one side
and one ON the other"
More oppressive silence and another
and fainter very well, sir"
This time he was gone still longer.
When he returned his collar was I'M
buttoned, his hair disheyeled and his
face scratched and bleeding. Leaning
over tho waiting patron. he asked be-
seechIngly:
would you mind tyking boiled
heggs sir? I've 'ad some words with
the cool..-Ladies' Home Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
KISSING the Girls.

Senator Vance once stumped North
Carolina IN Joint debate with Judge
Settle the Republican candidate FOR
the governorshIp All the white Dem.
ocrats turned out 10 hear Vance, and
the colored Republicans to hear Settle.
At the conclusion OF the speaking one
day, Vance was told that q number Of
young women had expressed desire
to kiss the Democratic candidate.
lie stepped down from the platform
and kissed q dozen or 50 Of the pretty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
Native Beef is Very Firm In
Price
BUTTER PLENTY AND WEAK
Old Potatoes Take d Drop Eggs Con-
tinue Steady at isc--Dressed
Pork 7la to sc--Larnba
- to i4c.
Barre. vi. june &c. 1907.

Native beef very firm, butter plenty,
and prices weak. Old potatoes take a
drop.
We quote wholesale prices as follows;
Dressed pork 15@sc.
Fancy veals SIS 1aG09c
Yearling lambs--lsQg1sc.
Native beef--active al 6Ia@7c.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Butter, prices unsteady, dairy 22@
23c, Creamery, 25@26c,
Eggs, steady at tSc.
Old potatoes lower, 5Sib65c. per
bushel.
Strawberries looking wen but late in
yielding.