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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
1 woMEN's WHITE SHIRT WAISTS.

WOMEN'S WHITE SHIRT WAISTS. Beautiful creations, trimmed with
 lace or embroidery, several pret-
 ty styles. button front or back, regular price $1.50. benefit sale price, ....... ..,..... ..$1.26 BENEFIT SALE OF
 WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, PETTICOATS, ETC.
 WOMEN'S WHITE SKIRTS. With deep fiounce of lace inser-
 tion and fine lawn. regular price
 $1.49 each, benefit sale price ........ $1.10 each WOMEN's WHITE PETTICOATs. Ruf1e of fine embroidery with 6
 H. s. tucks above, regular price
 $1, benefit sale price \. 85c each LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES. Square neck, prettily trimmed with
 insertion and H. S. ruffle, regu-
 lar price 59c, benefit sale price
 .... ...... ...... .! 40c each WOMEN's LOW NECK GOWNS. Short sleeves. made of extra quail
 ity muslin or cambric, regular
 price 85c. benefit sale price ..
 ...... ...... 60c each WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS. Trimmed with insertion. beading
 and ribbon. regular price 25c,
 benefit sale price .,..... 19c each WOMEN'S IMITATION HEATHERBLOOM PE1TICOATS. Black and colors, made with full
 flounce of H. s. tucks, regular
 price $1.49. benefit sale price
 .... ...... a...... $1.10 each WOMEN'S WASHABLE BINGHAM PETICOATS.
 Plain color or stripes. regular price
 39c, benefit sale price Bic each WOMEN's WHITE sEERsUCKER PETTICOATS.
 Made very full with narrow ruffie
 or flounce, regular price $1. ben eft sale price .... ..... soc each WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS. Good muslin, finished with cambric
 ruffle. regular price 25c. bene-
 fit sale price ..... 10c pair WOMEN's KNEE LENGTH WHITE PETTICOATS. Ruffie of fine embroidery. regular
 price 59c, benefit sale price ..
 .... ...... ........ 40c each SALE STARTED
 WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 22, and continues Thursday, May 28, Friday, May 24, Saturday. May 2S.
 Three days of gigantic merchan tiising for Waterbury buyers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
Bl.ck Hundrcds Rule odessa.

ODESSA, May 22.-The Black Hun dreds took advantage of the funeral here of the three police officials as- sassinated at the central police bureau to renew their attacks on the Jews. The whole Jewish population became terror stricken. all the stores were clos ed and the streets almost deserted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
PRETTY TEA-coAr MODEL.
fs a French Compromise Between Tea-
 Gown and Blouse Toilette.

The charming little tea-coat sketch. ed represents what Parisiennes are going to wear as compromise be- tween the tea-gown and blouse toilette. Made in soft taffeta silk or brocade. with a small collar of velvet. partly overlaid with embroidery, and lace in- sertion or gallon as border, it Is a fascinating article of attire. Tea gowns and tea-coats are beloved of the French woman, and the tea-gowns lately created are inclined to show favor to the empire waist-at the back of the gown, at all events, if not in front The all-round empire waist is charmingly expressed on a tea gown of pale pink Roman satin and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
BURNED IN MIDLAKE.
Steamer Naomi Destroyed Near Grand
 Haven-Five Dead.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, May 22.-- One passenger and four coal passers perished when the steamship Naomi of the Crosby line, formerly the Wiscon- sin, bound from this port for Milwau- kee, was burned to the waters edge in the middle of Lake Michigan.
 Fifty passengers and all of the crew except the four coal passers were talk en of in small boats by the steamship Stratford and the Naomi's sister ship. the Kansas. which was on the way from Milwaukee to Grand Haven.
 J. M. Rhoades of Detroit Is the only one of the passengers who was seri ously burned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
mor.,.n Get. Dis Ar, coIlec,,o..

PARIS. May 22.-J. Pierpont Morgan has purchased in Paris for more than $1,OO0,00o the great Hoentschel collec- ton of carvings, statuary and furni- lure, considered by experts the great est assemblage of objects of the ap- piled arts and crafts in the world.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
sehmitu eu Trial st Frf.eo.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22-In the superior court here Mayor Schmitz ras brought ID on the charge of extorting money from loczl French rsStsurafeus with shs eoanivaace of Abraham Ruef, and s<ce-zI witnesses were beard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
Health Reformers pI. Ysuno..

Almost without exception. remarks Health Culture pIaintiyely. the health reformers have died early, probably because most of them have been ex- trsmists, and extrenism Is always fatal both to physical and to mental health
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
wreck Near Little raIls. M.

LITTLE FALLS. N. r., May 22.-In the wreck of the Buffalo and Cleveland special on the New York Central rail-, road just outside of this city one man was killed and two were gravely in- jured. The dead man is Baggagemap Isaac Finley of Rochester.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
BENEFIT SALE OF WASH FABRICS.

This department will be enter of attraction during this sale as we've thousands of yards of the seasons newest wash materials that will go at tremendous reduction from reg ular prices.
 IMPORTED SWISSES.
 White grounds with colored woven
 checks and white dots, with
 white checks with colored woven
 dots, as pretty as costly en-
 broidered Swiss, regular price
 35c, benefit sale price .... 26c yd MERCERIZED MOHAIRETTES. A beautiful English fabric, highly
 mercerized thread that will re-
 tain its silky effect after wash ing, in woven stripes and checks
 with embroidered figures, a
 splendid material for shirt waist
 suits or waists, regular price soc yard, benefit sale price =. 21c yd ARNOLD SWISS PLUMETIS. Pretty dotted Swiss material in the
 newest printings of two toned
 plaids and dots, regular price 17c a yard, benefit sale price
 ...... ,..... l2 7sc yu WOOL CHALLIES.
 In light colors and neat patterns,
 regular price 39c yard, benefit
 sale price .... ...... 29c yd SILK MUSLINS.
 In the dotted or plain cloth, solid
 colors in light blue, pink. vel
 low, Nile green, lavender, black
 and white, regular price 25c yard, benefit sale price ... 19c yd LINENETTE SUITINGS. For shirt waist suits, plain white or tan color grounds with col ored dots. also in the solid col ors, 34 inches wide, regular price 17c, benefit sale price .. i .... ...... ......... 127sc yd BEST QUALITY GALATEA CLOTHS.
 Big line of patterns in light and dark stripes, regular price 17c, - benefit sale price .... 127sc a yd BEST LIGHT CALICOES. Regular price 7c, benefit sale price
 .... ................ 54c a yd APRON GINGHAMs.
 All i staple blue checks, good, heavy, Sc quality, benefit sale price ............... 5 5A c yd BENEFIT SALE OF LINENS AND DOAIESTICS.
 Every item here is an exceptional bargain and the goods we can guar antee to you to be our regular stock goods, no odds and ends such as are sometimes offered for sale specials.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
R.a FI,z, n.r,ra by Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 22.-Chief of Police shIppy announced that no more pa- rades in which red flags or banners are displayed vfIl be permitted in ChicaSo. The chiefs attitude Is due to the abun- dant show of red color in the Mover and Haywood sympathy parade last Sunday
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
c,rl coopes Up In smokehou.e.

JOHNSTowN. Pa, May 22.-Two hundred residents of Berlin. Somerset county. rescued Ethel Hofiey. seven teen-year-oId daughter of George B. Hofiiey, from a cold. III smelling smoke house. where she had been imprisoned for two weeks. 1t is said. by her father.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
t..he. For I...Ie.t Msu.

BROWNSVILLE. Ga May 22.- Charging that he was '-the laziest man in Thomas county White CapPeE look R. H. Milan a white man. from his home. stripped him and laid hun dred lastes on his bare back
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
cer,.iyou .t New Yerk.

NEW YORK. May 22. - Secretary Cortelyou has arrived here to attend the dinner to be given in his honor at the Hotel Astor this evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
r.rll... Rzf.renes tu 1ab.eeo.

Tuesday. Novenber 6 14szl-They met many people on the road going home. men and women. with . half burnt weed in their hands. being the herbs theT gre sccuztoned to Euokc- yournzi of Colupb1s F1fst voy<ss-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
New Revolt Tn saIynder.

NEW ORLEANS. May 22.-A cable gram from President zeIaya of Nica- ragua stating that a revolution broke out in Salvador was received here by the Nicaragua consul The cable said that Prudeneio Alfalfa leads the revo- lution.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
Mayor of Kingston Re.isn..

KINGSTON, N. r.. May 22.-A. wec. ley Thompson resigned as mayor of this city. Broken health as a result of his executive work in connection with his duties as cashier of the Rondout National bank Is given as the cause.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
p....Ie Fnmrrr reI.enea.

PkSSAIc. N- l. May 22-The entire family of Councilman Harry F. SchIeich has been in a precari0us condition since sunday from ptomaine poisoning. s.rauosessIr due to rnast beef
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
e,hh mn p,....

ALBANY, N. Y.. May 22-with only one negative vote the Cobb bin pre- scribing regulations for the review oi apportionments by the legislature and other bodies passed the assembly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
mamn uuwMw GRIEVE, BIsSET & HOLLAND wHmrs sm1uMu
A D. oEx GIL Opend
 

 hepnoe hiecioa nd eini it's advantages to vii e a@lH of dollars dollars efo from
  Tn of sal i mndsm rmwea you b
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
Troop. Ma..ea on Mexican Frontier.

Troops Massed on Mexican Frontier. CITY OF MEXICO, May 22.-Troops are being steadily massed in the state of Chiapas, within striking distance of the Guatemalan frontier, and two more battalions of the Mexican army. total- Ing some 2.000 men, have been sud- denly ordered to Chiapas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
p.r~re~,tI,bor.

Labor rids us of three great evils tsdIoazness. yies and poverty French proverh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22

crystai used In courterfsitina. Crystal. melted and electroplated. has been successfully used h France to counterfeit gold coins.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
MEMS soc FoUR.IN.HAND TIES.

 All pure silk in dressy patterns,
 21s inch width. benefit sale
 price ....... ...... Soc each MEMS BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR. Shirts in long sleeve only. Draw
 CTS have double seat, regular
 price 39c each, benefit sale price
 .... ..... ... ...... 20c each MEMS LIGHT WEIGHT KID GLOVES. In light, medium and dark tan
 shades; these are good glove,
 but they are a little spotted,
 which impairs their looks, regu-
 lar price $1 pair, benefit sale
 price .... .!.... ..... 40c pair A LOT OF MEMS MIXED COTTON HOSE. Regular price 12hc a pair, bene-
 fit sale price .... ....... Dc pair BENEFIT SALE OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND DRAPERIEs.
 You'll not regret coming to this department for in 1t you'll find so many things under priced that you'll want to invest in several things to fix up the house with. BEST QUALITY YARD WIDE SILKOLINES. Figured or plain color. regular
 price 12hc yard, benefit sale
 price .... ...... ..... 1Oc yd RUFFLED FISH NET CURTAINS. Pretty designs in different pat
 terms. regular price $1 a pair,
 benefit sale price ...... 60c pair BAMBOO PORCH SCREENS. Made from outside. bark, size 6xS
 feet, regular price $1 each,
 benefit sale price .... 79c each ROOM SIZE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS.
 Size 9x12 feet, in floral and orien-
 tai patterns, regular price $16
 each. benefit sale price $12.9S each MERCERIZED TAPESTRY PORTLERES. Extra fine quality, in solid colors.
 fringed or corded finish, regu-
 lar price s6 pair, benefit sale
 price .... ...... :. $4.5O pair 4O-INCH WHITE SASH CURTAIN MUSLIN.
 Regular price 1oc yard, benefit
 sale price .... ....... 61kc yd CLUNY LACE CURTAINS. Wide edge and Insertion, made on
 best cable net, Arab color, reg
 ular price $3.50 pair, benefit sale price ..$.. ..... $2.50 pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
~ ast srIdla

Prsvenuon is ths ssss sridIs-Fsl sh.z-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22

VIII Knew H When t Gets Then. Many persons who have never had the grip think they have
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22

For Better e Worse. Marriage is the dawn of life or its right-just e you make it-Puck.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
Ru.ter. cheese aud Err.

With receipts still running far below require
ments aud no Eastern or storage goods to relieve
terdav. and forecast in the previous report.
there was q general advance In prices The
shortage was so acute apd iohbers were eager
for supplies that all kinds of Eggs were in sharp
request, irrespective of grading. appearance or
cost. The bidding the Exchange brought ex-
tras and hrsts TO the same price level. and the
difference between the quotations for the other
grades was extremely narrow. The long Of
light receipts is attributed by dealers to
the fact that the consumption in interior towns
has increased greatly since the big fire, and II Is
authenicany reported that several districts r-ih-
utary TO this market are barely able TO supply
the home demand.
Quotations for Butter and Cheese were undis-
turbed. Receipts of the former continued light
aud dealers experienced difficulty in efecting
clearances Of the upper grades. despite the fact
that many buyers were limiting their purchase
because Of the high prices.
On the Exchange 40 Of selected Eggs
were sold. 10 at Ssc and 30 at 3Tiac-
Receipts 31 700 lbs Butter, II 900 lbs
Cheese and 401 cases Eggs.
The following were the official quotations as
/ established by the sales, bids and offers on the
floor of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 2Sc per n.
packing stock firm at 23c for No, 1 and 21c
for No. .; Eastern extras, 32c. hrm: do drsts
2Sc, firm. Storage goods-California extras.
3oc, firm: hrsts. 2sc. firm; seconds. 25c. firm;
29c, firm: Eastern ladies'. firm at 81 sc for ex-
tras and p &c for frsts
CHEESE-Fancy CALIFORNIA;. fats. lac
per h. firm: frsts. 12c firm: new Young Ameri-
Storage goods-Fancy California fats, 1313c,
steady; do frsts. 13c steady; fancy Eastern.
16Isc Arm; fancy Western. 13c, steady.
EGGs-California fresh selected 3Ilsc per
seconds. 35c. firm; thirds. 3215e. firm; soied,
firm at 30c for No / and 2Sc for No. 2.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision,

CHICAGO Jan. 25.-Tbe wheat market opened
strong and with the exception of a short period
toward the end Of the first hour sentiment was
bullsh throughout the day. Although the
market was considerably affected by CON
tnued small movement at Minneapol and
Duluth the chief reason for the early strength
was an advance in the price OF wheat at Liver
pool in the face Of decline here yesterday
Commission houses and shorts were eager bidders
at the opening and local longs took advantages
OF the situation TO PROFITS. This selling
1Iouenl ABOUT moderate reaction during the
nrst hour. but the easier feeling was quickly
cispelled by an Increased demand from commits
sion houses. The market was further strength
ened during the last half OF the session nv
advices from tbe Southwest that the falls
crop is IN n precarious condition because of
sudden changes in weather. Trading was active
all day aud the market closed steady Nav
opened e a l5c to y a sc higher at zoe TO 79isc
sold of 10 TSiac and closed &C TO Iac up at zoe
An increased movement had a weakening effect
the corn market. but prices showed only
slight declines, the strength of wheat holding
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
New York Stock Lsst
STOCKS. IHirh. Low Bid Ask

members of the New York Stock Exchange
Furnish the following list Of bond and stock
sales yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
Potntoes. Onions anna rcretahle.

Owing TO the failure Of the railroad companies
10 get shipments into the city. the receipts of
Potatoes are still running very light, the daily
arrivals being insufficient TO satisfy average re-
qurements The market accordingly rema ins
very hrm, with all descriptions of table goods
passing out of first hands at high prices As fast
as they come to hand Yesterdays receipts con
sisted chiefly of river goods. there being only one
car each of Oregon and Eastern Burbanks re-
ceived Onions ruled firm at the old quotations.
the receipts being extremely light.
There were continued light receipts from all
sections and firm prices ruled for choice offerings
Of all descriptions. Most of the Tomatoes from
the Los Angeles region are coming to hand In
poor shade, necessitating constant repacking
P0TATOES-Per ctl: River White. 81 500
l.65; Oregon Burbanks. 50: Early Rose 81 so;
Eastern Burbanks. S1.J061.7O; Sweet Potatoes.
ONIONS Yellow. per ctl, s1@1.25.
' NEGETABLES-- Rhubarb, &c per III: Green
Peas. 69loc per 10; String Beans. 1919 915c per
10: wax Beans. - per III; Tomat toes, 81 500
225 per crate; do Mexican. 81 .65Q1.75 per box:
Hothouse Cucumbers 81 25 per dozen: Cream
Squash, 65@15c per box; Summer Squash. -
per box; Garlic. 21sG4c per ID: Celery, 50G60c
per dozen Cabbage 81 % per ctl: Caulifiower,
75as5c per dozen; Carrots 81 % per sack: Tur-
nips. 81. % per sack: Green Peppers SG10c per
ID for Chile and 20c for Bell: Marrowfst and
Hubbard Squash, $20@25 per ton; Mushrooms.
soc per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
GeneraI NIcrchnndIse

RAGs-San Quentin Bags. 78tc: Grain Bags.
June-July. sst ms7sc; Wool Bags, 2s1se for S-in
CoAI-WelIington. s1o per ton: New yelling
ton Si2; Beaver Hill. $40; Coos Bay, $40; Rich
mond. So: Cumberland S14 in bulk and S6.2o
in sacks Camel. $12 per ton; Welsh Anthracite.
SO; Coke. $15 per ton in bulk and $l4 IN SACKS
Rocky Mountain, nominal.
OII-Quotations are for barrels. for cases
add 5c. Linseed. 54c per gallon for boiled ana
52e for raw; Castor oil. in cases. No l. f9c'
Bakers AA cases, 81. .2Sd1 1.3o: Lueol. sec for
boiled and 4Sc for raw: China Nut. cases. Sod
Ceylon and SOC for Australian: extra bleached
winter Sperm Oil. Soc; natural winter Sperm
Oil, 65c; natural Whale Oil. SOC; extra winter
strained Lard oil. S5c; No. ! Lard OIL. CSC;
57I2c; Herring OIL 40c; Salmon Oil. 35c; boiled
Fish Oil 35c; Paint OIL 35c.
COAL OIL GASOLINE, ETC.-WsIer white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons, 10d1lc: soecial do.
12l3c; Pearl Oil. in cases. lie; Astras; 1lc'
Star, 17c; Extra star. zee; Elaine. 26c: EOeSne,
Ice: Stove Gasoline. in bulk, IKE; in cases.
24c; No. l Engine Distillate. iron barrels or
drums. Sc; No. do, 61ac. cases, S12c more;
Benzine in bulk. 12l3e; in cases. 19c; S6-degree
Gasoline in bulk, 30c; in cases. Sc.
TURPENTINE-93c per gallon In cases and
SIC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, SdSlac
per 10; White Lead, SGS14c according TO quan-
tity.
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows. terms net CASH Cubes
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4sOc; Powdered.
4.6Jc Candy Granulsted. 4. SOC; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulsted 4.55c; Beet Grsnulated 110-
Magnolia A. Also: Extra c, 4.05c; Golden c,
3.95c; D. 3.S5c; H. & E. Crystal DominOes,
1.5Jc; Tablets. half -bbls. 5.05c; boxes 530c per
lb. Barrels ard je-lb bags i0c half bbls 25c
and boxes Joc more per 100 lbs for all grades
No order taken for less than 80 barrels OF tte
equivalent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
70. AnreIe. Mnrkets

LOS ANGELES Jan 35.-Tbe receipts of eggs
coming. This is more than No per cent Increase
over the average daily receipts or the nrSt
Two weeks or me MOUTH Idnror anG break viii
occur by the first of next week
Butter prices remain unchanged and the re-
ceipts not yet adequate to MI orders
Produce of all kinds was scarce this morn
ing and prices were correspondingly stir. Deal
eTs anticipate a sufficient supply tomorrow TO
supply the trade, unless heavy rain should
The session of the produce exchange was
unusually short and little interest was mani
tested
Bidding was centered on onions. three lots
sggrega ting carload 21o sacks OF Lompoc
ply Of large fish, but small fish. Dealers
and large consumers are buying for storage TO
guard. against shortage. such as they have
Produce receipts-Fggs S46 cases: butter 2S,-
621 lbs; potatoes, 24s sacks; sweet potatoes
10 sacks; cheese, 11SS lbs
Following jobbing prices:
EGGS-Local ranch. candled. 42e: Northern
ranch candled, 40c: selected storage SIC.
BUTTER-Local creamery. soc; valley cream
cry. fancy soc; coast creamery. fancy. T561
77lkc; coast dairy. choice. 65@6715c; cooking,
cHEESE-Northern. fresh 17c; Anchor. large,
16c; Young America. lSc; Anchor, hand. 1ec;
Eastern singles, 1Ig l9c; Eastern twins, llc;
Eastern cheddars, 1e@16hc; Eastern longhor91,
1sd1sk Eastern dairy, 1sc; Swiss imported.
2sd29c; Swiss domestic 2oc; Limburger, 1sc;
POULTRY Cbuying prices live weight. lbl--
Hens. light weight. f4c: Young roosters. 16c;
friers, l6c broilers. 1sc: old roosters, Sc; tur-
keys. l7c: old toms 16c; Young toms, 1Ic;
hen turkeys 15c; geese. 12c: ducks. 12e:
squads s. dozen. Selling prices tdressed. III -
Hens. 19c: young roosters, Doc; friers, 2oc;
broilers 22c: old ROSTERS. 12c; turkeys. 23c
old toms. 20c: young toms. 22c: hen turkeys.
zoe; geese, 1sc; ducks, 1se; SQUADS, $3 a
dozen.
POTATOES Ccwtl--Idabo rurals. 1.s5; Colo
rado. sl.65: Salinas. $2i0G2.25; Hghland,
81. .s5d2: sweet potatoes. yellow, S35OM3. 80;
white. s3d325: watsonvflle, sl.s5d1 30; Ne
vada. So; Oregon. 81.
ONI0NS-Yellow Danvers. 81 .25: Northern.
S125: garlic Sc; ChIlis. green. 31ac; evsp-
GRATED. 13@l3l5c: sun dried. 13G13lac; ground,
12lsc: Mexican. bulk. 1919 113c.
BEANS (cwti-Pink No. l. 81 6od3; No. .
s1.a0 Lima. No. !. So: Lady Washington. No.
l. 81 900 3: Lady Washington small white. No.
l. So sOd3.75; black eve. s5.75@4; Garvanzas,
81 2sd45o; lentils 9d1oc III.
HONEY 0bl-Conb. wafer white. 16c; light
amber l4c: comb. white. l4c; extracted. water
white 60-lb cans TSasc; extracted white,
60-lb cans. eH@7c; light amber, eG615c.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
Poultry md Game

The Poultry market was dull and rather weak
than otherwise buyers wants were small, the
majority of retailers being well stocked up after
the active trading during the early part of the
week. There was not enough business TO
rant any change in quota ations for Chickens but
the tendency was decidedly downward. Thirty
one cases of dressed Turkeys came IN and met
with sluggish demand at irregular quotations.
Game met with a fair inquiry at satisfactory
prices
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, S6d7.50 for
large and S565.j0 for small: old RoCsters. S465;
young Roosters. S66750: Fryers. S5d5. so:
Broilers $500 $50; Pigeons. si61.25: Squads
S2.50d2.I5; Ducks. seas for young and S506
for old; Geese, S2.5093 per pair.
TURKEYS-Per lb: Dressed iS622c; live,
nominal.
GAAfE-Per dozen Ma1lard Ducks s5.5od7:
Canvasbacks. S466: Sprig. S5G55o: Teal. 81. 50
"a; Gray Ducks. S3.5064 Widgeon. 2.5003;
Small Ducks. $3.50; Black Jacks S250@3; Gray
Geese. $4Q 4.50; White Geese. 81 .T5G250: Brant
$3.50 for large and $3.50 for small: Honkers S6
QI5o: Hare. S2G2.25; Cottontan Rabbits. SS;
Wild Pigeons, S1.25