davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-07

stanal pod oknami pokoj6w cesar
skich. Mimo to prezydent gabine-
tu koreanskiego Han-Kinsul jesz-'
cze ME chcia1 ustapic. Markiz Ito
dal mu odpowiedz pod postaciq
dymisyi i trzechletniej banicyi.
Nastepnie kaza1 przyniesc pieczec
panstwowa i przybif ia ma trakta-
Gle Et6ry podpisai "dobrowolnie"
INN miuistrowie. Cesarz, iak VIA
domo, aktu tego ME podpisaf, ale
wobec niego Markiz Ito juz ME
smia} uzyc gwaltu.
.Oczywiscie W Korei powstafo o.
burzenie, kt6re przemienifo sic
nastepnie W g}ucha nienawiSc DO
Japonii. Koreanscy patryoci, jak
sedziwy Chopiogsik, kohczyi sa-
mob6jstwem; rozpoczela sic agita-
eva przeciwko najezdzcom, ale
JapoGczycy szli wytycznym torem
dla steroryzowania cesarza usu-
nell koreanska warte pa}acowa, a
ma miejsce iei dali japonska poll
eye. Cesarz zdany byl ma ich laske
nie}aske. Oczywiscie. wobec tego
musia1 uzywa6 podstep6w i tai
nych dr6g, azeby zagranice infor-
mowae rzeczywistym stanie re
czy, a to wywolywalo move repre-
sye ze strony Japonczyk6w.
W tel walce zwyciezyfa Japo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-07
Wyprawa na RajzuliegO. Ciekawe echa zjazdu cara
u ceSarzem Wilhemem.
Zmodyfkowane rozbrojenie.
pApIEz NEDoMAeA KoNeREs EUcHARYsTYczNY:
KaasrOfa kOIejowa ZdOwska
nagrOda. Grad. Iowa. FOresterzy
pOdwyzszaja Opfaty.

Sna reke, luD odWo1ac sic uo 1Iluu,
czy do innych stronnictw. Krol
Piotr sadzil, re zdo4a "a granica
uzyskac poparcie, ale j tutaj spot
kal 90 zaw6d. Wprawdzie Anglia,
kt6ra najdfuzej ME chciafa nawia-
zae Serbia zerwanych stosunk6w
dyplomatycznych, pogodzi1a sic
wreszcie, ale to byl ostatni sukces
kr6la Piotra. Dwory zagraniczne
poza tyni urzedowymi stosunkam
rzqdem serbskim byfy zamknle-
te dla osoby kr6la Piotra, uwaza-
lac 90 "a samozwanca, kt6ry ME
chciaI zerwac mordercami kr6la
Aleksandra Obrenowicza byi ma
wet podejrzany posredni udziai
W tym zamachu.
Zaczely sic tez pojawiac poglo-
ski, re kr6l Piotr pragnie zrzec sic
tronu, byle tylko utrzymac go dla
swojej rodziny.
Kr6l Piotr abdykowaiby ma
rzecz swego syna Jerzego, lecz ks.
jerry dai sic juz poznac przez
swe wyst2pienia najgorszej stro-
nv. Serbowie, kt6rzy ME odznacza-
ia sic lojalnoscia wobec swych VIA
dzc6w,, mogiby zdetronizowac sy-
now czy siostrzenca kr6lewskiego;
m6wiono, jake projektowanych
kandydatach, ks. Arturze Con-
naught, bracie kr6la Edwarda an
gielskiego, o ks. Mirce czarnog6r-
skim, wreszcie uni osobistej z
Bulgarya pod ber}em ks. Ferdy-
nanda.
W oarwach ponurych przedsta-
via sic po8ozenie W Serbii, gdzie
panuje zupeha anarchia. Mordy,
rabunki, podpalania So ma porzad-
ku dziennym - handel zupefnle
upad} "a W dodatku panuje W
armii niebezpieczne wrzenie; Mo-
via r6wniez o planach alb
dykacyi kr6la, celem zapewnienla
tronu ks. Jerzemu, ale dodaje "a
razem, ae co do skutk6w obdyka-
cyl kr6l sic 1udzi. W takim razie
nastapiloby objecie rzad6w przez
ks. Jerzego, ale zwo}anie tax zwa-
nej "wieIkiej skupczyny," posia-
dajacej prawo wladze konwentu,
skutkiem czego mogiyby zajs6 Ego
Ia nieprzewidziane wypadki. Abb
dykacya mia}a nastapic dnia u
z. M, W dniu urodzin N6la W
tym celu Pasicz przedfuzyl do O.
wego dnia nadzwyczajnq sesye
skupczyny. Tymczasem przedsta-
wiciele kilku mocarstw ostrzegh
kr6la pred intryga Pasicza /
rzecz spelzfa ma niczem.
Prezes ministr6w Pasicz, day
do ogioszenia uni osobistej Bu1-
garya, ma co istnieja dowody i o
czem poinformowana jest dyplo-
macya europejska, przeciwna pla-
nom Pasicza.
Wyslanie przez cesarza ko-
reanskiego deputacyi do Hagi, ee-
lem zaprotestowania przeciwko
radon japonskim W Korei, posfu-
zy1o Japonczykom jako wyborny
poz6r do usuniecia cesarza z tro-
nu, co zreszta by1o tylko przysPle-
szeniem nieuniknionego faktu-
Wprawdzie delegat japohski W
Hadze oswiadczyl, re abdykacya
cesarza koreanskiego ME jest pra-
wdOpodobna, ale widocznie ma da-
lekim wschodzie zasz}y wypadki,
kt6re po3ozy}y kres radon cesa-
rza. Telegram doni6s} lakonlcznle,
ze cesarz Korei vi Hung zrzeki
sic tronu ma kt6rym zasiadf ma
stepca jego Yi-Seyk.
Yi-Hung jest "a rzedu cesa-
rem rodzimy Vi, rzadzaoej Ko-
rea cd 1892 +. Urodzony W r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-07

Hatterman pozycza pieniadze ma
properta przez blisko 40 lat, a W caiym
tym czasie ami jeden cziowiek ME
znalazi tpowodu do narzekania ma po-
stepowanie tel firmy. Udajcie sic tam
DO swa pozyczke.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-04-27


District, April 2, 1907, 10 a. m. On
this day and hour the Directors met
In regular session. Present, DIS,
Greenslet, and Hedges, Secretary.
A petition of Thos. ID. Postom for
the admission of certain land to the
District was referred to the Supt- for
report at the next regular meeting.
Whereas the Pioneer Irrigation In
the year 1903 did levy and assess
against the south half of lot One.
Section 81 T. N. r. 3 w. B. NJ,
property owned by Samuel MeEvers,
and, whereas, il appearing that said
assessment was paid by John Horace
on Receipt No. SIS for the year 1898
and that whereas the District did on
the 8th day of July, 1904, sell the
above described property. at which
sale the District became the pur-
chaser.
Now, therefore. be 1T resolved by
the Board of Directors OF the Pioneer
Irrigation District, fin consideration
of the premises that the said District
convey all it's rights, title and interest
In and to the south half of lot One.
Section 81, T. N. r. W. of Boise
ers, and N. 8. dis, President, and
HI. n. Hedges, Secretary OF the Pho
neer Irrigation District, are hereby
directed and authorized to make. ex-
eeute and deliver for and on behalf
OF the Pioneer Irrigation District, as
its act and deed, to Samuel McEvers
a conveyance OF said property.
A committee representing the wat
er users under the 1873 lateral con-
sisting of Messrs. Kimple, Dongherty,
and Gilbert request that Mr.. Dough
erty be appointed on their lateral and
that he be required to go over same
every day.
That a certain model OF division
box be placed by the District at ali
taps. and that all land owners be re-
quested to place gates In fences
where the main lateral crosses same.
Upon motion II Is hereby ordered
that Mr.. Dougherty is satisfactory
as watermaster to the Board of Dr.
reetors and the superintendent Ia in
stracteds TO appoint him II satisfae-
tory terms can be made.
That the committee be advised
that all water users win be expected
to place and maintain headgates and
measuring devices to the Superin-
tendent
That the watermasters be instruct
ed to notify land owners to provide
gates In fences along the laterals
where necessary to allow the water
master to follow the lateral.
The Secretary Is directed to request
Mr.. Wilson Lesser to appear at the
next Board meeting and arrange with
the Directors as to the manner In
which he wishes the water delivered
which was proven ashis right In the
recent suit of Lesser vs.. The Pioneer
Irrigation District.
The following claims were pre-
sented. approved and upon motion
warrants ordered drawn:
TAG Forrest SoWera lahar
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Attest: w. II. PLl
o. v. BADLEY. Cha
Clerk.

term, 1907. Present. w. II. Plat,
chairman. ID. p. Dodd. q. r. CLANCY,
md o. ". Badiey. clerk, when the
following proceedings were had, to-
Wit: The reports OF the following
road viewers were accepted and ap-
proved: VIM. Moot. r.. r. Hurd and
!. AcGlinchey in Dist No. 10; VIM.
Moot. c. /. Haines and J. H. Schawan
good road D.. = n. Milliken, H.
Down and /. N. HaIton. Dist. "a; Il.
Miiiiken. w r Eader and w. @.
McNiliy. Dist. rs.
On motion the following bills were
read and approved and warrants or
dered drawn on the several funds for
the amounts:
Adams Lumber Co, Lumber 3 1855
Adams. Z. H.. stationery. =. $3.50
Austin, Chas., witness cert. 1100l
Ames, VIM, witness cert. !. 1850
Ames. VIM, witness cert. 7s0l
Atchins0n. w. NJ. witness
cart -. $500. $3.50. a.7sI
Albert, n. r.. insurance. 1890 i
Boone. Ernest, Assnd. Acct. $3.50
Bushong a Co.. printing. dis
allowed 1880. z0.7s
Hreshears. Frank, jurors cert cas-
Brown. VIM, jurors cert. SIS
Bader. VIM. r.. viewing road $50
nam n r. pssiiT ,sse
Rene Iohn r. asw pc.6 az
Rallantyns, Mere r. GO.
for ness hanse kxsa
snallera v r I.,ors cs-t go
nanr Of Mann. Assna So, SssSl
Paw IN Geo II Moore tnror.
cart aKaI
nsrdsIev n w,,ns.. 49,. ssS
nam n q v,tnsss csrt ss
Rrown W N witnass aart Sss
prsage. p n osscs 49,. az
Rarflsa wsais,A nsn ues,.s
, omc.- :. an
Bow. ]. r.. election iudea
disallowed 49,. 400
Botkin G Blake. medicine. 20I.2sI
Crouch q Sinclair. assnd. nc. a.2S|
g. q. q Trust Co, assnd. ac. 2.2El
c. B. q Trust Co. assnd. ne. 76el
Cartwright, w. r.. assnd. ac. 1T2.2S|
Chase, ID. c.. insurance. =. 7g.00|
C. b. a Trust Co., rent once
rooms ia2 oo
Cunningham. Arch. Typewri-
ter ribbons. -. 4.S0l
. Central Lbr. Co, lumber. i7.2gl
Central Lbr. Co., coal. -. 14.sE
Central Lbr. Co. coal. -. se.E6I
Galloway, W. r. jurors cert. s3.26i
Campbell. Joseph. Jurors cert 4i.6e
Coonrod. r. J., Jurors cert. :. 22.OoI
Cook. J. w., Jurors cert 4l.s0l
Conover, A. NJ, Jurors cert. 2.2El
Cosman, J. B.. road work. 1850
Cosman. ]. a. work ON eiec-
ton hail a m
Whereupon the BOARD sdsournsa
until "wednesday. ApriI i0th. fao7
Approves,
Attest: w. Fl. PLATT.
o. v. BADLEY. Chairman.
Clerk.
Caldwell. Idaho. April 10th. fsa7
Third day Of April term. 1897 Pres-
emit. w. II. Plat. Chairman. d. r.
Dodd. 8. r. CLANCY. and o. ". Rad-
ley. Clerk. when the following uro-
ceedfngs were had .to-wit:
The following bills we're alIoxsd
and warrants ordered drawn ON the
various funds tor the followfns
amounts:
Bean. Cora n. salary and ar
nensa TAT anarter aega 7k
yanDuyn q - salary ana
ernense IL a1arter s,asx
Plat ~ n saiary ana ~.
penses LAT auarter 1sa a.
Daad n ssisry ana sx.
uenxee 1sf ousrter ,sa an
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Muffdy, U. d, CuhBLdbIe OF
election. disallowed 31.00. 20.45
Whereupon the Board adjourned
until 10 q. m, April 18th, 1897.
Approved,
Attest: w. H. PLAff.
o. v. BADLEY, Chairman.
Clerk.
Caldwell. Idaho, April 18th. 1907.
Sixth day of the April term. Pres
ent. ID. p. Dodd. 8. r. Clancy, and
O.. V. Badley, when the following
proceedings were had, to-wit:
The following bills were allowed
upon the recommendation OF w. e.
Waldrop. County Physician. and war
rants ordered drawn on the Current
Expense fund for the following
amounts:
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class rs: from April list, 1897 to
April LIST, 1908. Dodge 4 Co, Cald-
well; class No. IS; from April LIST.
1897 to April LIST, 1908.
On motion the following named
gentlemen were appointed road over
seers for the coming year: Frank
Hardy, Road Dist 80; C. r. Moulton.
Road Dist. 6; Chas. ID. Post, Road
Dist 81: Charles Reed, Road Dist.
80: J. r. MeCullom, Road Dist So;
Fred Kuii. Road Dist Il; @. W.
Green, Road Dist Sc; Charles Hazel
tine, Road Dist. l. The petition of
H G. Monce and others for the APP
potntment OF J. D. Hombee as road
overseer OF Road District No "a
was denied as was also the petition
OF L. n. johnson in Road District
No. IS
The resignation OF ]. ]. Bennett
was denied.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
until % a. m, April 18th, 1907.
Approved,
Attest: W. II. PLATT,
o. v. BADLEY. Chairman.
Clerk.
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AcNish, j., assnd. acct. nurs-
ing $500. $3.50. 5000
Davis, b. B., drug bill 1855
Stearns, Sidney o., nursing
sick ...... 80. -. $500
Warren. Frank E.. attending
pest house ............. 1000
Winsor, T. e., nursing sick. $500
Woodland & Woodland, medi-
cal service. .... 11l50
Waldrop. w. e.. medical SER
:, vices $3.50
yenabie q Kirk. printing for
County Physician ....... $50
Venabie q Kirk. printing for
County Physician ...... $50
Swatman. w. B.. medical SER
wee ........... 27.65
Stockton, r. H.. rent for pest
house. disaliowed sl2.0o.. 1000
McNish. ]. mdse Co. sick GAS
McIntosh, j.. medicine. 1875
Lang. A. H. furniture for
pest house 1850
Leigh. N. &c. Livery Co. Phys. 1850
Loder. w. r.. med. ser. :. 1926
&c Mer. Co.. mdse pest house 1873
Jones, Thos.. medicine. $500. 1900
Cue. j. W.. medical service 42.sO
Gerdes. NJ u, med. service,
disailowed. s10400...... 214.00
Green. r. H., medical service
disallowed. $105.00.
Drysdale, w. T., med. service 1850
smith. Il. j.. jur. cert. 225
Whereupon the Board adjourned
until Monday Morning. April 18th,
1897.
Approved,
Attest: w. H. PLATT,
U. " bailey, Chairman
Clerk.
Caldwell. Idaho. April 18th, 1907.
Seventh day of April term. Present,
w. H. Plat. d. p. Dodd; 8. r. Cha
ney, and o. v. Bailey, Clerk, when
the following proceedings were had
to-wit:
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on the
various funds for the following
amounts:
Moore. Geo. H.. saiare and
expense 1880. ssee. 40
The joint report OF the Treasurer
and Auditor Of Canyon County was
accepted by the Board.
On motion the following nQuor
dealers bonds were accepted and ap-
proved and licenses ordered issued
to-wit: J. r. Banks. Payette; class
No. Is; from April LIST, 1907, to
April LIST. 1908. Green, q. F., Nam
pa; class No. rs; from April LIST.
1907. to April 1st, 1908. Hinkey,
Antoine, Nampa; Class Is, from April
LIST. 1907. to April LIST. 1905. Stew
art. o. E., Nampa. Class No. as
from April lat. 1907, to April LIST,
is0s. Christianson. R.. Caldwell;
Gloss No. 90; from April LIST. 1897
TO April LIST. 1ses. Smith, James a !,
Nampa; class No. 2s:' from April LIST,
1907. to April LIST, 1903. Smith,
Bert o.. Hampa; class No. %; from
April fst, 1907, 20 April LIST, 1903;
Brown, ID. g., Caldwell; class No. 2s:
from April LIST, 1897 to April LIST,
1908; Saratoga Hotel. Caldwell:
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CNIuWeII, IuhhO, ApFII IT, IyUT.
Fourth day of April term, 1907.
Present. w. II. Plat. Chairman. d.
p. Dodd. 8. r. CLANCY, and o. ".
Badley. Clerk. when the following
proceedings were had. to-wit:
Upon motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn on the various funds for the
amounts:
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County Commissioners Proceedings

Caldwell Idaho. April Sth. 1897.
First dag Of April term. 1897. The
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Canyon County. Idaho. met at 2
a.elack p m In regular session pnr-
snant 10 law. Present, w. H. Plat,
chairman, ID. r. Dodd. Samuel Cha
meg, and o. v. Bailey. Clerk, when
the following proceedings were had:
On motion the following county
and precinct officers reports were se-
oePted and approved:
Tim Driseoii. Justice Of Peace or
South Psyette Precinct: r. A. Hags-
lin, Probate Judge; Cora b. Bean.
eupt. OF Public Instruction; George
H Moore. Assessor and Tar Collec-
tor; w. II. Thorp, Sheriff: o. v. Bad
Ley, Clerk Of the District Court and
Ex-Onncio Auditor and Recorder; DR..
W. r. waldrop. County Physician;
J. Il. McCnllom, Supervisor District
No. 35: G. r. Mouit0n, Supervisor
Dist. No. 6: @. w. Green, Supervisor
Dist No. So; w. C. Morris, Super
visor Dist. No. So; w. @. McMilly,
sppersisOr Dist, No. -: J. b. Cos
man. Supervisor Dist. No. 3; Chas.
Reed. Supervisor Dist. No. -: Chas.
Hazeitfne. Supervisor Dist. No. l.: r.
Clendenum. Supervisor Dist. No. II.
Wherelpon the Board adjourned
antil Tuesday, April 9Th, 1897.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-06
STATE CAPITAL QUESTION.
CONTINUED from Page One.)
al that had any real backing among

tai that had any real backing among
the masses of the people. The talk
usually arises from spirit Of revenge
growing out Of some controversy of Il
political or local nature. 1 do not be-
lieve that any such movement could be
made successful or that the people at
large would be benefited by such
change"
State Treasurer Steele. who is
former Portland man and has inter-
ests there, asked to be excused. He
said he was new in the Office and
thought the outgoing state officers
would be better qualified to give an
opinion. Other state officials were seen
and the sentiment is unanimous for
keeping the state capital i'll Salem.
Under provisions OF the Constitution,
the state capital and all purely state
institutions are located 1T Salem in the
Willamette Valley and all efforts to re-
move them or locate state institutions
elsewhere have failed or have been
voted down by the people. The pur
pose Of this is to prevent log rolling
large appropriations from different sec
tions of the state and to neutralize the
influence Of large corporations.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

King Edward and t.acen Alexandra.
VINO arrived At Paris rom London Feb,
for q weeks soiourn. are maintaining
absolute privacy They witnessed the
performance of los Puffons'' at Sarah
Eernhard's theatre Tuesday evening.
Tie steamer Parker. belonging to the
Dale Sand Co, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
WIS blown up Tuesday near Williams
island, a few miles below Chattanooga.
on the Tennessee river James Thomp-
son. captain. WAS dangerously injured. \
negro fireman is missing.
Thsrc is much mystery connected with
the trial by courtrartial of Capt. Charlie;
Haisht OF the 9Th Cavalry, which began
at Fort Douglas, Salt Lake City. Tues
DAY. Even the nature of the charge
against Haight is withheld from the
newspapers and the trial will he behind
closed doors.
Antonio Felix Carlo. the consular agent
Of the United States at Bona. Algeria,
net his death at Constantine Monday
night upon his arrival from his post. Mr.
GarbD was crossing the bridge which
spans the river Rhummel. when he fell
into the water. 800 feet below. His bod;
was recovered.
Emperor William was accidentally hat
in the face by n SNOWFALL while driving
through the Brandenburger Tor gate at
Berlin Sunday. The missile was aimed
at a citizen who was passing in an au-
tomobile The Emperor. the Deutsche
Tages Zeitung says. shook his finger At
a group of boys from which the snow
bd, came and they thereupon scampered
away.
Steamer City OF Lowell arrived nj her
wharf at New London. CT, early Tues
day with q hole stove in her starboarl
rail forward of the gangway. the result
OF collision with the Ward Line steam
er Cienfuegos while rounding the Battery
in New York Monday night. The for
ward rail and light superstructure were
broken down for n distance of about 10
feet and the guard was cut into To some
extent. None of the passengers or crew
was hurt. The Lowell will be withdrawn
from the line and seEt to the Newport
skors for repairs,
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, rep. ..
The receipts Of wool for this week were
S.ozi bales domestic and 1863 bales for
elgn. against 1,133 bales domestic and
2.320 bales foreign for the same time last
year.
KEMARKS-The past week has been
another quiet one in the local wool mar
kct. There is little WOO! selling all tho
time. but transactions. both individually
and in the aggregate. appear trif1iing
when compared with those of "a month
or six weeks ago. 1t might be said that
sales are as large as could reasonably be
expected in view of the depleted condi-
ton OF the local holdings, but 1t is equal
supplied with raw material and are no.
were short time ago. There Is not
much doubt but that dealers could rid
themselves Of the little wool they hold il
iney were disposed to make concessions
III prices. Consumers. when rot in urg-
ent need OF supplies. are rather inclined
10 seek bargains. but apparently there
are rome 70 lie had. o. a larger business
would nave been accomplished.
ONO and Penn, Xxx and above, 3.l35c ..
x. 32G,33: No. !, 40nHc.; No. 9 3gSaIIc .
line. rnwashed, 2fm21c.; u blood fine
unwashcd delaine, 331lG3il4c.; unwashed
delaine. SOC.
Michigan-Finc unwashed, CSC: Il blood
unwashed, o2tzft3'c. rs blood, 3SM34c.
Kentucky ana Indiana. blood. comb
ing. :a;:s0 34Ec.: y blood, 33T3ic.
Pulled tscoured basis) Extra. 71H75c :.
hne A. Gsit72c.: A super. GoGGSc.; + super
4.M.ic.: G super. 35Gi5c. fine Combines
''SqC2c'; medium. 5sa55c.: coarse. 4SG50c.
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Portland Market.

Portland, Feb. j.
FLOUR-Michigan and St. Louis
straight. s4.30G445: do, clears. A.C0I4.3o;
winter wheat patent, S4.40q455; spring
wheat patents. $49Odf5.30.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h..
S3c.: tub creamery. 3lQ32c.; Vermont. 26c.
EGGs-Eastern. fresh. 3oa35c.; western,
fresh. 2sn30c.
CHEEsF-N. r. and factory. 14@15c.
sage, 1Nf15kc.
GRAlN-Corn. car lots. 5ia55c.; bags
57a61c.: meal bags. 55I59c.; oats. new and
in car lots, IA &c: bags. 4SH 5oc.; Mimi.
sacked bran, bag lote. 30: winter whea;
bran, lots, 2i.5O; bag lots, SIS;
brown middIinEs. car lots. So.
ORANGES-Florida. s3.25d3.75.
PRODUCE-Beans. California pea. 2-35:
yellow eyes, 1925: Red Kidneys. S2.65@2. IS;
fowls. 14G15c.: turkeys. western. 2oa22c.
chickens. 1SG11c.
PROvIsIONs-Pork. heavy, s-o.75; me-
dunn. S19..J
LAsD-Pure tcs.. half bbls.. 1oaic,
cases. uisn11Ac.: compound. tcs.. half
barrels, SalW9c.; cases. 91s@1oc.
suGAR-Ex: quality. bills. 500;
small bills. $500; sacks. 500; extra c.
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ribs, 1aH@12Ac.; shoulders, Ike; lard,
rendered, per lb., 12&ac
BEEF--F'resh beef Is qu1e: and easy.
Extra kinds. choice. 1o$lq1lc.; fores.
LAMBS AND MUTToN-Lambs are
steady: Lambs. spring. uQ12c.; yearl-
ings, 7GfS1ac.: mutton. SG9c.
NFAL-Per h., 11I12c.
POULTRY--Turkeys. western, $4,000.
chickens: broilers, per lb. 1S42oc.: west
ern fowl, 13Ql5c.
BtTTTER-Creamery. Northern choice.
round lots. 31@32c. Per lb; western,
creamery. 30M3lc.; north dairy. 2Jd2Sc.
CHEESE-York state, 14a1i&c.; Yer
mont, 13d14c
EGGS-Eastern. SOd31c.: western. 27ao9c
BEANS-Market Is steady Pea. per
bu-, S.5ou1.h5 medium, n. Y, s1.65; Red
Kidneys. S250sI2. S.
Baldwins. No !, per Dbl.
S.25Gi3.75 mixed Baldwins per bbi., s1.756D
200.
HAY AND STRAw-No 1 grade, se11
%; rye. per ton. sl3M1i: oat straw. s9fl1O.
POTATOES-Green Mountain. Coo. per
bu.; sweet potatoes. per Dbl, S2.50a3.
SUGAR-Refined sugar steady. Pow
dcred, $500; graduated. $3.50.