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corroS MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE cotton
market was moderately active. to-day, sales
bong estimated al 100000 bales. and prices
ruled higher with the close steady at net
advance of 6d.S points. The market opened
firm at a net advance of II points, and dur.
Ing the forenoon sold up to net gain Ut
15RlT points on covering by shorts and bull
sup port. which was encouraged by tirmer
cf.bes, large English spot sales reports nf
Killing frosts In northwestern northern por-
tons OF the belt. and claims of a more ac-
tive demand for spot cotton from Europe
In the interior of the South. The advance
was checked around 1862 for December and
-102i for January by reports that three large
New York state knitting mills had closed
+ iuwu;- owing to n lack of forward orders.
and during the afternoon the market was
rather irregular ana at one time was back
10 about the opening figures. The big Inter.
csti in December scanned to be doing very
little and 1t was thought that being as
heavily committed TO that position as they
desire to be, they were waiting develop
mcrts. 1t is rumored that 100000 worth
o. cotton is being brought here from the
South for delivery on December contracts.
4 rather more cheerful view appeared TO be
taken OF the financial situation, and the big
exports for the last two days attracted con.
s.derable comment colorlng the reports that
exporters are heavily engaged for November
and December shipments.
Receipts at the ports to-day We're 6l,931
bales against. s6,632 last week and 721oi
las. year. Fsr the - week 100000 bales
nGn!nst 5sI;s7s- last week and 413,34l last
year To-day's receipts at New Orleans
e.IsS bales against 1904 last year
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F Fgarst fSS f'S eornmsarrm su'ARs
steady. Wheat-spot firm; No. red. s1oa
tons closed eA q Csc. net higher. Desen-
Der. sl.o5; May. Si.11n. Corn-spot firm.
No .. 6sc. elevator; No white. eei:c. op-
tens closed SsGsse net higher peee e'fsg
see: natural white. SO a 55lsc
Beef-steady. Cut Meats-Easy; picked
bellies. sllais,SSS Lard1F,rm; W es1
Steady. Tallow-Barely steady. Petroleum
Il irn. Rosin-Easy. Turpentine-Easy at
Rice-steady. Molasses-Dull. Sugar
Paw, quiet; fair refining. $3.50: centrifugal,
90 test, Soc. molasses sugar. so.95; refined.
quiet. coffee-spot quiet; Rio. No. 4. &C.;
Santos No 4 I5.c.: mild, firm: Cordova.
eS: n lshc Futures closed steady. net un-
changed to 5 points higher. Butter-Firnl;
crea merry specials. 2si4c.. extras. CSC; thirds
TO tirsts, sa@:7e; held, creamery. seconds
hrsts, 2@.2ac.; State. dairy common to I'm
est 21a27c.: process. common to specials.
l7sac4c. Cheese-unsettled; full cream.
small and \large. colored and white loo
tic: skins, l06l1ac. Esgs+-Strong; near
bv selected. white. i5I5oc.; good to choice.
IS n43c: brown and mixed fancy $50 40c i,
% "a SEC. = "
Freights to Liverpooi-steady. Cotton BY
steam, acc; grain by steam 2i:d. Peanuts
Quiet; fancy handpicked size: other do
nestle. aa7iIc Potatoes-steady; Maine
per sack, $1,000 so; Long Island, per bar
reii. s2a2 State. Pennsylvania and West
sweet potatoes, Jersey and Delaware, per
| basket, so Soc: Southern per barrel. SIZE
a? 90. Cabbases-Steady; Danish seed, pes
| tcnseed Oil-Lowcr for crude. but shade
higher for refined. Prime crude. 2Sc.. prime
summer yellow, S51sc.; off summer yellow.
| 3SI. q 3+Ic.; coed off summer yellow 33% %
asAc.: prime white. s99 ioc.; prime winter
yellow, 4OQ41c.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS lNaNEW YORK.
By Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers and Brokers.
SALES:

Allis.Chalmers .............
900 Allis.Chalmers, pfd.......
Is, l20 Amnlgamated Copper 80.
American Can ..............
American Can, pfd....;; $500.
800 Amer Car and Foundry.
Amer Car ard Fo,in., pfd
1000 American Cotton Oil......
so American Locomotive go.
300 Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
q 800 American Smelling .......
2,2J0 American Sugar ...........
American Tobacco, COM.
400 American Tobacco. pfd...
ZOO Anaconda Copper .........
800 Atchison ....................
TO Atcliison, pfd...............
i,u5o Atlantic Coast Line........
460 Baltimore and Ohio.
4.4Io Brooklyn Ropid Transit.
2,15D Canadian Pacific ..........
600 Chesapeake and Ohio.....
11O0 Chicago Great WESTERN.
4.Ta0 Chi, Mil. and st. PAUL..
us CHI, NJ. and st. Paul, pfd
o.1o0 Chicago and Northwest.
Clev., Gin. Chi. and st. l.
700 Colorado Fuel and 1ron..
80 Colorado and Southern.
$50 Col. and South, LIST pfd...
160 Col. and South, I'd pfd....
$500 Consolidated Gas ........
400 Delaware and Hudson. -.
1,S1O Distillers' Sec. Cor........
1.TQJ Erie ....................
100 Erie, lst pfd. ................
10 Erie, I'd pfd..................
400 General Electric ..........
1900 Great Northern, pfd.......
LOO Great Northern Ore ctfs.
600 Illinois Central ............
200 Int. Metropolitan .........
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. November ill.,
Sf1RITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing;
receipts, IS casks. Rosin---Nothng doing:
receipts, $50 barrels. Tar-Firm at $3.50;
receipts. 81 barrels. Crude Turpentinc.-
Firm, at SEA 3.25 receipts. l52 barrels.
SAVANNAH, Ca November 11.-TUR-
at i6c. sales. 416 casks
receipts. 556 casks; shipments, s.5i9 casks
Rosin-Firm sales e,192 barrels; receipts
s.ii4 barrels; shipments. s.4s5 barrels,
CHARLESTON. s. c.. November IL
TCRPENTINE-ouiet at 4e&c.; no sales.
Rosin-ouiet; no sales
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. November IL, 1907
SALES At BOARD

Rfchmond Va. November II, 1907.
SALES AT BOARD
- Virginia Centuries-5oo at Sc; 500 at S.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
va * Old c. and r.. 1882 -. 81
Va centuries "a c. and r.. -. 81
RAILROAD BONDS.
a c. L. II r. Con. Tr. p. c. S. -.
Georgia Pacific LIST 6s. c. 1922. los -.
-ea---Ss Ithern and Fla. 1s45.. 102 -.
CD and Ala. Con. 5s. Isi5.... 9S -.
Nor. and West. ny. Is. 1896. SO -.
Mr.. and West. Ry. Poca. As 20 80.
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par
Atlantic Coast Line 100 6S -.
Chez and Ohio. Nov. 100 ~ -.
Norfolk and Western com. 100 Go -.
BSNkl AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Merchants National 400 500 -.
Painters National. 100 400 -.
MISCELLANEOUS.
--Na.-car. Chem. pfd.. p. c.foo so %
Na.-Car. Chem. com. 100 loi.
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pnY GOODS MAnKEr.

EW YORK, November 1.-THE dry
goods trade Is complaining OF slow colie:
l I'm. ON bills due this month. Trade was
a s,asa, Tor me day but agents are holding
I pstny ana are not pushing new business.
Hf'SsS on cotton goods are nominal Raw
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, November II, 1907
QUOTATIONS TO TRADE.
CATTLE MARKETS,

CHICAGO, Ill, November ll,-CATTLE
Receipts estimated about $4,000 head
q 60; heifers. s..5095.0o; bulls, s2,GO a 500
Calves sS97.75. Hogs--Receipts estimated
about $4,000 head Market strong to 1910
lac, higher, Choice. heavy shipments. JAS
G95.55: light butchers, s5.5om5.20; light,
mixed, s5.40a5.50; choice, light, s5.5od6.6o !:
PIGS, S5G5.25; bulk OF sales. s5.35Q $50
Shcep--Receipts estimated about 81 900 head.
Market steady. Sheep. sa.759 5..5; lambs,
So@3,10; year!lngs. s4.5045.00.
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u. s. refunding IS, registered. .......
L 5. refunding 2s.Lcoupon. ..........
u S. ss, registered. .................
u S. rs. coupon. .....,............
L. s. New Is, registered. ........ ..t..
L. S. New As. coupon. :. 49,.
American Tobacco As. ...............
American Tobacco 6s. ................
Atchison general is.................
AtrEison adjustment 4s...............
.ttcEison conv, IS (bid). 49,. ........
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio As.
and Ohio 81
Rapid Transit conv. Is.
Central OF Georgia IS tofercdp ......
Central OF Georgia list Inc. torered)
Central OF Georgia md Inc. (offered) ..
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. (oftred)
Chesapeake and Ohio 4i:s..,..
rhica go and Alton Siss (bid). ........
Chicago. b. and Quincy new As.
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cuucAGo GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, November 11.--Higher prices
for wheat at all European grain centres at
Minneapolis and Duluth caused stron.;
market Tor wheat here to-day AT the close
December delivery up 2Ac. Corn was
higher Oats 1asc. higher. Provisions
were up 2is@5c.
Lending futures rancad az folloxa:
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. November li.-Sea.
beard Air Line, common aud preferred
Nothing doing.
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NEW YORK, November l1.-BEEyEs-

NEW YORK., November 1l,-BEEVES-
Receipts, 3S7 head. steers $500. Calves
Receipts e,524 head, Veals steady and
choice stock firm Neas, s59950; culls.
$50; Westerns. si.5O@b.oO Sheep and
Iambs--Receipts were 1860 head Sheep
STEADY; lambs Arm to l5c higher. sheep,
Ss.doq5.5o lambs sG12is@7.4o. Hogs
Receipts. 1882 head, Market a trifle firm
5000. -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

F'EANUT MAItKET.
iEIEHsBuRG, VA, Nov. ll.-PEANUTS:
aFanish-steady ut 95c, per bushel. Vir-
6inlas-No sales reported
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sill, is considerably lower. News is becom.
Ing more frequent In the trade of curtnil-
nicnt Of production. due to financial uncer-
tainty
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BUYING ! INCREASES
ON STOCK MARKET
Commission Houses Receive
Some Orders from Customers
Recently Silent.
NO DISPOSITION TO SELL

NEW YORK. November 1i.--Iherc
was apparent some increase OF buSi.iS
of stocks in the cary part or to-uus
and commission houses reported INA.
Z oraers rad come TO them from sources
That had been quicscent FOR seNela,
weeks. Observers in the board -roo 11
were confirmed III the impression io 10TH,
cd last week that the actual Supp
uf stocks In the nlurket was sSa.eu,
and ii becomes manifest that INC iaIse
bulk of holders of securities Ieel ir,
Iisnosition 10 sell them at present
prices, ..,a IA
Much significance was attacnea "
thc, announcement tbat some OF tne ear
. ~ engagements of gold from Lonuon
were cancelled Arrivals of south
African gold In London to-day AFFORD
ed supplies which were taken up tor
New York account. but there We're no
withdrawals from the Bank of Eng
land for that account and the private
rate of discount in London receded. y
less satisfactory development was the
continued urgency of the demand for
currency In New York, which main
tanned the premium for some large
sums at above per cent. Railroad
traffic officials We're inclined TO ad.
init a slowing down In the rate OF
traffic on their lines, especially those
were conspicuous leaders. however, in
the days advance in prices The re-
action in prices on profit taking I'M
tic final hour and the rally at the
close gave the market more pro-
tessional appearance than 1t has Offer
cd for month. Bonds were firm
Total sales. par value. We're So, 1856.
and the 2's. while the As advanced II
Der cent. call.
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NEW YORK. November 11.-AIoney
on call in strong demand. Ia1S per
cent; ruling rate IL: closing bid, IL;
offered al II. Time loans nominal;
sixty DAYS. l.Il5 per cent. and ninety
days, i0ale per cent; six months,
IGS- per cent Close-Prime mercan-
tile paper nominally at I to 10 per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with
actual business in bankers bills at
s4.S6I S4.ss95 for demand and at s4.7S
for slxtv-day bills. Commercial bills.
s4.Tr Bar silver, IS is. Mexican
dollars IS 1-2 Government bonds ir-
regular. Railroad bonds firm
Total sales to-day $4,000 shares.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. Nov II, 100

PORT OF RICHMOND. Nov. II, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk mer-
cl.andise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Hampton Roads. Tunnel. Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon Harvey, Norfolk, mer-
cliandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. rner-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves James River
landings and Norfolk, merchandise and pas
seEgers, Virginia Navigation Company,
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Cotton futures opened firm and closed

cotton, steauy; middlng 1890. net re-
ce:pts. IS bales; gross, $685. bales; sales,
aee bales stock, l4l.92s bales
Total to-day al! ports--Net receipts
bi,s2S bales; export to Great Britain. S,lG5
bales; 10 France. 1852 bales; to the Cont.
lent. 56.tS2 bales; stock, 1868 bales
Consolidated at ali ports-Net receipts
1880 bales: export TO Great Britain, 6G236
bales; TO France, 4I,sl3 bales; to the Cont
rent, Oi.SS2 bales; to Japan, 2.l6S bales
Totnl since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts, ?,3g0.304 bales; export to Cireat
Britain iSo,27l bales; to France, 2sl,7ls
'bales' TO the Continent, 697,9Si bales; to
Japan, l,l95 bales; to Mexico, 2ao bales
new ORLEANS. November ll-COTTOS
SPOTS were steady an advance of l-1Ss.
on all grades; middling, l0l3-16c Sales
we're 400 bales on the spot and $500 to
+ arrive Futures opened steady 10 ais points
mp as result Of weather conditions through
nut the western port OF the belt where snow
and freezing weather were reported Az ina
day wore on predictions OF even colder
"eataer and more snow added 10 this hull
tsh influence, and prices were kept IN No
e"arlsh factors OF any consequence were prs.
Mfteo' ana the market closed steady with
NE active months I5@lS points above The
j siese OF saturday. Cotton futures CLOSED
neady. Bids We're follows: November,
lp,pii December lo.a5i January. IL. 81; Fen,
t.aFy. l9.SS; March, 1912; April i0.43:
Way lo'4s; June, lo.5l. July. 1866
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
new YORK November 1l.-FLoUP-
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g futures ranged as follows:

Steady. No. . spring wheat. 81 81.o4: No. 8.
Ole. @sl.o4; No. red. sots @ sahc. No. 2
is,se.; No. 3 white, iea4sc. Good feeding
barley. 62S.7oc- Fair to choice mailing. 7s@
9oc Faxseed-No. ! northwestern, s1.l7h !:
Prime timothy seed. s4.2o: Glover, contract
S7.o5 Qs.25; mess pork, per barrel. s1275Q
100: short clear sides thoxedl. s7.50a7.75.
Wttskey. basis of high wines, s1.35. Butter
Market steady; creamercs, 22I26 |;
de- tries ol424c. Eggs-Steady; at mark,
cases included, l7l:G 2o4c., flrsts, zee. /;
pine tirsts. eic. Enthusiastically at l2E q
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tchicago. r. T. and Pacific r. r. $50. IS
Chicago. r. l. and Pac. r. r. col. U.s.. G!
,.t c., C.. z. and ST. l.. gen. As (bid).... .
~ Colorado Industrial IS. series A......
"a Colorado Midland Is (bid) ............ IS
4. Colorado and Southern is..........!.
Cuba .................. 9.
Denver and Rio Grande is........... 80
II. Distillers' Securities IS. ............ 6F
2as Erie prior lien Is tbid) .............. s
81, Erie General Is &C
Il. Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. !t
Inter Met. ilSs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. d
Japan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
Japan 4las certificates. ............... s.
japan AIS. certificates. Ind seres... 8
Louisville and Nash Unified As tbid). %
Manhattan consol gold As (offercd).. 90
Mexican Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z,
Mexican Central LIST Inc. .......... l;
MINI and st. Louis As (offered). -. so
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s........ o.
~ Missouri, Kansas and Texas ends. ..... Is
y Nntl II. r. of Mex. con As tofrered). d
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. CsLOlNG BOND QUOTATIONS.

New York Central gen. 31:s. Sc
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.......... ll6
Northern Pacific As. .............. o.
Northern Pacific 3s. ................. 65s
Ntrfoik and Western con. 4s.... ..... s0,.
oregon Short Line ifdg. As. ......... Ss
ipennsylvania conv. 3,ss. ............. S9ss
Reading General As. ............ 50
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. ioei,
81 Louis and San Francisco TX. 49,. 40
st. Louis S'western con As Odd. .... Ga
seatoard Air Line 4s ODD. ...... CO
southern Pacific As Ioffered).. so
southern Pacific list Is ctfs (bid)... 81
Southern Railway 5s..........., %
Texas and Pacific lists. ...........1 07
, roied 90. st. l.. and Western is.......9 59ts
union racihc So. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 95L
Union racine conv. 4s......... S2a.
!ii States Steel md 5s.......... s2h
Wabash lists. 80. .........,.. 1O1 :
Western Nd. As. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. say
wheeling and Lake Erie As (oftered). &c
WISCONSIN, Central As. .............. 76i;
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
~" 4oFk, November 1l.-FLOUR-
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
new B. & @.
PENSION PLAN

Within the next few weeks a report
will be made by Major John C. Pang-
born. historian Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, 10 President
Oscar G. Murray concerning a new
plan which he is preparing for PEN
sioning employees Of the railroad. Ma
jor Pangborn returned yesterday from
an extended trip through the North
and West, where be has been studying
closely the various pension systems of
the railroads traversing those sections.
Although the Baltimore and Ohio
several years ago adopted q pension
system. it is the desire Of President
Murray TO have this system improved
upon. and especially one which viii in
olude every employe OF the company
in the plan
Il is not known at the present time
along what lines the new plan viii be
formed, but il has been suggested that
the age for retirement be 65 instead Of
20 years, as is required by the Penn
sylyania railroad.
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
OFFERED TO HYPNOTIZE
SUBJECT in COURTROOM

Professor Lawson Herman was the
star witness in this mornings session
Of County Court. when the case Of the
State against him for the alleged prac-
tice of medicine without license was
resumed.
At the opening Of the case Dr. J. n.
Yates. who was under -eXamina-
ton by Deputy Attorneys General Hast
ings when court closed yesterday af-
ternoon, was recalled. and testified as
to a number of patients who had come
to the Hermann sanitarium for treat
ment. Dr. William c. Pierce testified
that he had called upon Professor Herr
mann some years ago TO treat a case
i'm which medicine failed TO do good.
The case was that of Bessie Fisher, of
No 12O Shipley street, who was suf-
fering from throat trouble, and that
Professor Hermann had used hypnotic
influence and that she fell asleep. in
which she remained for several hours
and seemed relieved upon being awak-
enes
Mrs. Reidcl. mother Of Bessie Rel
del being recalled. was asked that il
Mrs. Walters, who conducted a sani-
tarium. had not told her that IL Emma
was taken away by Professor Herr
mann il Would injure her business. Mrs.
Reidel answered that it was.
offered to Demonstrate.
Professor Hermann was next call
ed and said that the name Lawson
Hermann was used by him while he
was I'm the theatrical business. His
father was a minister and requested
Evening journal., 1907-02-08

that his name be not used in this con-
nection. He stated how long he had
been IN Wilmington and set forth the
cases which had been cured by his
method Of treatment. He described the
methods used at his sanitarium and
stated that he had nothing TO do with
the prescribing nor administration Of
medicine
oss-examined by Mr. Hastings.
Professor Hermann stated that he was
able TO cure any of the curable diseases
named in the various advertisements
In papers which were offered in evil
dence and cured them by massage
treatment and hypnotic influence. All
the advertisements, he said. although
paid for by him were not written by
him, as he left that to his press agent.
Asked how he exercised his hypnotic
power, Professor Hermann replied.
IF the court will permit me I viii give
a practical demonstration of il here"
"Oh, never mind" replied Mr.. Hast
ings amidst a laugh. Witness denied
fatty several assertions made by some
of the witnesses who testified yester-
day for the prosecution.
Being recalled by Judge Ball Pro-
fessor Hermann stated that he was a
graduate Of three Institutions Of sci
ence, one i'm Bombay India. one in
Ann Arbor, Mich. and a third in RO-
chester, n. Y. The case closed at this
point. Both Mr.. Hastings and Mr.. Ball
submitted prayers and the deputy At
torney- General opened for the state by
the law bearing upon the sub
ject OF prescribing Of medicines.
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
LOCAL MEN
WIN MANY PRIZES


Tho chicken fanciers from this state
who had exhibits OF poultry in the Phli-
adelnhia show. just ended carried of "a
number OF prizes aud are very much
pleased
The Silvcrside Poultry Yards got first
prizes IN the Buff Wyaudoht class for
cock cockerel and pullct. ana also third
for pullet Beside these the exhibitor
received four specials and a silver cup.
Magistrate Georse n. Hollis received
first prize for cock. second for ockcrel
and fourth for pullet IN the Rosecomb
Rhode Island Red class. lie also re-
ceived cash special and a cup.
IN the Barred Plymouth Rock class
John NJ. Donohoe OF Edge Moor. re-
ceived second ribbon on coclaercl and
"a special prize for best color.
John NJ Taylor's Black Wyandottes
received first for cock. second for cock
erel, third for hen and second FOR pen
of four
Fred snyder Of Newport received
secnd prize for hen, third for cock and
second for pen I'm the single comb
White Leghorns.
r. A. Larter received firsts for cock
.erel and pullet and second for pullot for
Rose Comb Buff Orpington. and for
Single Comb Orpngton he received
first for cockerel, NTH for cockerei and
fourth for puilet
The New Castle Poultry Yards re-
.ceived third prize FOR Single Comb
Rhode Island Reds.