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The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Bad Symptoms.

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The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Admits RobbIng Fathers Home.

Charles Brege, aged %. confessed to
Detectives Golden and 'Bandemer FRI
day that he robbed his fathers house
at No. q Grandy-ave., taking $21 and
a stick pin. The robbery occurred
Wednesday, and entrance to the
house was gained through an upstair
window. Thursday the stick pin was
returned to the father with a note
which read, I'VE can't sell L." The
detectives wondered that q thief
should stop to learn the number OF a
house. and their suspicious were
aroused. They compared the writing
with that of young Brege, who works
Tor Leo Kirchher & Co., Nos. S52-S56
and were struck with the
similarity OF the writing. Brege at
first denied the theft. but later con-
fessed, saying that he needed the
money. His father refused to prose
cute. and. the young man was releas.
ed.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Death Was on His Heels.

Jesse p. Norris, of Shippers, Va,
had close call In the spring of 1905.
He says: IAN attack Of pneumonia
left me so weak and with such fear
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me, and death was
on my heels. Then | was persuaded
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery. It
helped me Immediately, and after TAX
ing two and half bottles L was a
well man, again. Ifound out that New
Discovery is the best remedy for
coughs and lung disease In all the
world" Sold under guarantee at E.
c. Kinsel. Gray G Worcester, Central
Drug Co.. drug stores. SO and 81. Trial
bottle. 10c.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
BERKMAN RELEASED;
INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

NEW YORK. April 4.--Alexander
Berkman. the treasurer OF the anarch-
fist federation OF America, who was
arrested on suspicion OF having had a
hand in the bomb explosion In Union
square on Saturday last and who was
subsequently released on $500 cash
bail. was discharged by Magistrate
Droege in the Jefferson Market court.
Lieut.. Wersansky OF the headqusr-
tors detective staff, admitted that the
police did not have sufficient evidence
to establish Berkman's completely in
the deed OF Selig Siiverstein. the
mb-thrower.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
rs BABIES AN HOUR
THE NEW YORK RATE

NEW YORK, April 4.-Fifteen
babies are born in New York every
hour. according to the report OF DR..
Darlington. health commissioner.
A total OF 1855 babies were born
In the Ave boroughs between Jan. 1
and April /. 1908. This Is the largest
number In the oity's history. and
greater by 1891 than IN the same
period last year
Whether because OF INDUSTRIAL con-
ditions, or the new registration law,
r. not known. but the marriages
we're only 1857 during the quarter,
against l1.750 In the first quarter OF
1907. The death rate. lS.fs per thoas.
and. was also lower than the average
for the last ten years.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
TWO CASES AGAINST
CITY ARE DISMISSED

Allan Linsey lost his suit against
the city Friday afternoon, Judge Rohn.
ert directing verdict against the
plaintiff. Linsey was injured in De-
cember. 1906, when a three-horse
team" belonging to the Are depart.
ment ran away, and smashed into the
buggy in which he was driving. Judge
Rohnert held that the city was In no
way responsible. even II the firemen
were negligent.
Mary K. Williams, who fell and
broke her arm on washington boule-
ward. near Clifford-st., also lost her
suit against the city. by direction of
the Judge. She was unable. to show
that the defect In the walk, which
caused her to fall, had been there long
enough to put the city upon notice.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Silver Aluminium JsI|y AouIds Free.

. individually AelAet Aes4erts are now
considered the proper thing Tie
noulds are hard TO get outside thu
large cities. but users OF JEIl.-O. the
Butnfy Dessert, can get them HbsDfute
~ free. Circular In each package ex-
planning and illustrating the different
patterns. JELL-O n sold by all good
grocers at f0c per package. DO not ac.
cept a substitute or you Will be dissp'
rointo
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

Michigan independent telephone
people say their business Is net seri-
ously interfered with by the insolven.
cy OF the United States Independent
Telephone Co., which wifi have a re-
ceiver appointed by New Jersey
court. This company had It's head.
quarters In Cleveland and only one toll
line In Michigan
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Kick Costs Man $500.

Earl Spachman resented being cali
ed a Jew by Isaac Steans, and de-
manded that the latter apologize. A
meeting between the men was ar
ranged. but instead, Of (. an apology
Steans kicked Spachman, who claims
to have been seriously injured. A
jury In Judge Mandell's court awarded
Spachman $500 Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
A. M. campsu Buried.

The funeral Of Alexander Malcomb
Campau was held from the family
residence, No. So Jefferson-ave.. Fri
day afternoon, a large gathering OF
friends being present. The Episcopal
service was read by the Rev. w. ID.
Maxon, rector OF Christ Episcopal
church. but there was no sermon. Mrs.
Neil Snow sang Crossing the Bar
with cello and violin accompaniment
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Abel.
The pallbearers we're close friends
of the deceased--John Moran, James
V. ID. Wilcox, Charles l.. Palms, Al
phenus Chittenden. r. McC. Brady and
Jerome Janice. Interment was in Elm
wood cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
siIversteIn Rallies.

NEW YORK, April 4.--Selig Sill
verstein. the Union Square bomb
thrower, who has been lowering be-
tween life and death since last Sat
urday. rallied today and the phygi-
clans at Bellevue hospital said be
would probably recover
Several OF the house stan held a
consultation over the young man
earlier In the day and decided he
could not live until night. But when
they visited him they found his condi-
ton better than 81 any time since he
was injured.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
wyandotte School Board pe.dIocked

The Wyandotte school board Is In q
deadlock over the appointment Of a
superintendent for next year. F. r.
Sooy, the present incumbent, has held
the position for several years. In Fri
day nights meeting OF the hoard the
vote was a tie. w. w. Bishop. bro.
Their Of the mayor. leads the opposi-
ton to Mr.. Sooy.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Hoods .SarsapariIIa
Begin to Take It Today
TO BUILD YOU UP FOR SPRING
II win do Won good.

I
The heavier living winter the effects Of
colder damp changb weather
work of this probably telling you
Hoods sarsapara taken just will system
1t needs and must have and will help this
ground quite likely
"A stitch In time nne is old therefore,
but begin take Hoods Sapara purfe
blood strengthens the appetite
strength effects radical and Of all blood stomach
liver and kidney troubles
100 Doses One Dollar Sold by all druggists
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Fordney Recommends Dewey,

WASHINGTON. April f--Geo.
Dewey has been recommended Tor re-
appointment az postmaster at 0wosso.
Mich. by Rep Fordney. Of Michigan
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Horse Burned to Death.

Fire destroyed two-story barn In
the rear OF No. so Twenty-third-st..
owned by Thomas A. Baumstark,
about o'clock Saturday morning. to-
gether with the contents, including
a horse and wagon and quntity of
lumber. The total damage Is $575.
and the cause of the fire Is unknown.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

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There Is not particle OF poison -
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kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure every foru
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perhaps a neighbor.
DETROIT TESTIMONY.
Mrs. Hester A. Cowell. 2S6 TWenty<
second-st.. Detroit. Mich. says: About
three years ago suffered q great deal
from kidney trouble. There wero
severe pains In my back and loin1,
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was becoming discouraged. Il WA
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The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

About some people the worst thing
you can say Is the truth.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

His satanic majesty never lets up
until he gets his due.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

Blue Points
Boneless Herring
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-04
New Orleans Cities Of the Dead,

New Orleans has several miniature
fties within it's boundaries, and they
ire ~ cities of the dead" said
louis W lie Branc of the Crescent
fifty.
81 mean," ne explained, that every
ametery in New Orleans is a minia-
Pre- city. They are built above the
found and laid out in streets, Just
the larger city. Every house is Of
arble and some of the tombs are
IMMATURE. In them are buried many
en- who won fame under the domin.
IN OF Spain and France In them, too,
Re to be found Inscriptions that tell
sweet Creole romances, such as
lat OF Jeanne Laclede, the popular
pger OF nearly a century ago, who
ed of a broken heart.
Certain days are set apart, accord
to the old French Catholic Gus
m for visiting these miniature cit.
and on these days they are crowd
all day long. AS they were built
long ago they are now in the cen.
OF the city and at night low weird
ICED. Long ago it was found neces.
10 build the cemeteries above the
ound, because of the fact that the
itself is below the level of the
ssissipDi river
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-04
SALKAAGUNDl

Allthe lats dp.toldate bakery goods
at Cothfahs's:
b "a tickets good for Scent loaves
at Oochrane's Bakery.
Rev. A. Matheson returned from
California this morning:
Homer Andtae and wife of White
Rock are visiting in Elko
From present returns Rlko looks, like
the banner democratic COUNTY.
Fhe Ladies; Guild of the Episcopal
Church willitake In plain sewing:
Not much doing in the local line
today. T6o' MANY election RETURNS.
Torrent: A saite Of rootns in a good
locality, suitable for a Ihati and wife.
Inquire at this Office:
Mrs VIM. Drake, who has been
visiting in Elko' for several days re-
turned to Wells this morning.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DIR. Gilli-
land 1.-The dentist" Office over the Drug
Store. Elko
The returns so far received from the
county indicate that the democratic
county ticket is elected with the excep-
eion of Bellinger and Caine. Russell is
running strong for the assembly and
may overtake the lowest democratic
candidate.
Now is the time for your holiday
pictures. Your friends will appreciate
a photograph of you more than an ex-
pensive present. Rarnsdell makes the
style you wish for $3.50 per Dozen
Don't forget that Ramsdell is a full
Hedged photographer and not hobo. =
E. S. Van Leer, successor to N. P.
iuldager, practical horse sheer with
years of experience, will conduct a
general blacksmithing business at the
Rld shop. Mr.. Rigsby will remain
md attend to the wood work. A fair
hare of the public patronage is solic-
ted.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-04
WE OF ONO, City OE TOLEno.l

TE OF ONO, City OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY. '''
Prank j. Cheney makes oath that
> senior partner of the firm of f.
Chency & Co., doing business in
City OF Toledo. County and State
Tesaid, and that said firm will
the sum of ONE HUNDRED
LIARS for each and every case
htarrh that cannot be cured by
use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
worn to before me and subscribed
my presence, this 9Th day OF
EN- n, A. ID. 1886
'Sr A. W. GLEARoN,
.,,N Notary Public.
ailS Catarrh Cure is taken in
any, and acts directly on the
Pu ana mucous surfaces Of the
en-. Send for testimonials free.
D. CHENEY & Co, TOLEDO, o.
Din by all Druggists, 75c.
as me hairs Family Pills for con-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-04
COUNTY RETURNS
Continued from Page ~.
NoRrH RUBY


Bartlett, 30; Ma1on, o: :;
Brown, 8; Talbot. 90
Ahern, ID; Deadly. Ia; Hawkins. 1.
Codd,' II; Hubbard; 1; Kettle, 10;
Smith, 49,; Williams III: !,
/ Sullivan, IL; Starrett, Ii.
, For Police Bill, II; Against Polite
Bill, II.
|, Hollihgworth, III Mcintosh. ID: Rid.
dell, II; Russell, IL; Schenclt; 8! Schoer
III; Wines; 30; Winters; 10.
Bellinker, q; Clark, 3:
! NJ. Miller, ID; r: Miller II:
Clark; Z; Dawlsy,, IL:
Greenhouse. ID; Wore; 8:
OgilVie; IS: Weathers;, Ia:
Game Id; Taber, II.
FTissell, 10; Haws, 10:
Gardner 15..
GriSWold, %; JONES, A.
Primeaux, II; Willis, 13.
Clark, Z; Moody, 10:
Courthouse Bonds for, Z; against
Courthouse Bonds 10:
- ELKO
Taft, 175; Bryan, 214: Debs; ID; His
gen., s.
Flanagan, 1913; Lutz, 8; Newlands 1856.
Bartlett, 231; Critchield,, 10; Fitzger-
aid 55; Maxson; 108:
Brown, 81; Lorke, 8; Talbot, 302.
Ahern; 1913; Deadly, 217; Hawkins, ID;
Hubbard, g.
Codd, 1865; Hubbard, II; Kettle, l57;
Smith, 1872; Williams, 1873.
Meyers, "A; Starrett, 178; Sullivan,
1884,
For Police Bill, 238; against, AL.
Hollingworth, 212; Mcintosh, 213;
Riddell, 1T; Russell, 223, Schenclz, 162;
Schoer, 18i; Wines, $50; Winter, 260.
Bellinger, 131; Clark, 1884.
NJ. Miller, 248; P. Miller, 149.
Clark, 1919; Dawley 27S.
Greathouse, 2O1, Wore, go.
Ogilvie, 1OS; Weathers, 301.
Caine, 1875; Taber, 223.
Frissell, 178; Haws, 223.
Gardner, 80.
Griswold, 1877; Jones 1913.
Primeaux, 1874; Willis, 265.
Clark, 1859; Moody, 237.
Courthouse bonds. For 34S; against A.
Bruce, $3.50.
Adams, 10; Hardin, 155; Ouderkirk,
249.
Crane, Gil; Hayward. 1O1; Womack,
100.
WHITE ROCK
Taft, 2; Bryan, Z; Debs, I.
Flanagan, 6; Newlands 3.
Bartlett Q, Fitzgerald. 4 Maxson, 6.
Brown, 6; Lorke, I; Talbot, 9.
Ahern, 1; Hubbard, 8;
Cold. 4; Hubbard, Kettle, 5; Smith.
4, Williams S.
Meyers, 1; Starrett, 4; Sullivan, s.
For Police Bill, 6; Against, 1.
Mcintosh, 7; Riddell, 6; Russell, 4;
Schenck, 2; Schoer 6; Wines, 9; Winter,
8.
Bellinger, 4; Clark. ).
NJ. Miller, 8.
Dawley, 8.
Greenhouse, 9; Wore, 2.
Ogilive, 1; Weathers 7.
Caine. 6; Tabtx II
Frissell, 4; Haws, 8.
Gardner, 4.
Primeaux, a; Willis, 6.
Clark, 3; Moody, 7.
Courthouse Bonds for, 8; Against, I.
RUBY VALLEY
Taft, 81; Bryan, 8.
Flanagan, 1S; Newlands, If.
Bartlett, IL; Maxson, II.
Brown, ID; Talbot, ID.
Ahern, 18; Deadly, II.
Codd, 10; Kettle, 6; Smith, 10;
Williams, g.
Starrett, II; Sullivan, 10.
For Police Bill 70; against T.
Hollingworth, Is; Mcintosh, 5; Rid
dell, 10; Russell, 10; Schenck, o; Schoer,
"a; Wines, "a; Winter, o.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-04
Clark, 10; Moody. IL:
Courthouse Bonds for 8: against. l3.

Flanagan; 90; NsWlands SO.
Bartlett, 80; Critchfield. 2; Fitzgerald.
8; Maxon,, 81:
Brown 3d.; Lorke. 9; Talbot, SO.
Ahern, 40; Deadly, 4S; Hawkins. 8;
Hubbard, ~.
Codd, 2: HibbarG. 3; Kettle. %; Smith,
"A; Williams, 80.
Meyers, 5; Starrett, 45; Sullivan, 30.
For Police Bill; 7s; against H.
Hollingworth, 43; Mcintosh, Al; Rid
dell, 40; RUSSELL SO; Schenck; 30, Schoer,
So; Wines, 81; Winter, g.
Bellinger, 80; Clark, 81.
NJ. Miller, 81; P. Miller,31.
Clark "a Baw4ey, ~.
GraathoHss; Isl, Vore, -.
Ogilive, 35;; Weathers. 81.
Caine, 40; Taber So.
Frissell, So, Haws, So;
Gardner CO..
Griswold, 81; Jones, 81.
Primeaux, 81. Willis, 80.
Clark, 49, Moody, Sc.
, Courthouse Bonds for. So; against 30.
STARR VALLEY
! Taft, 40; Bryan, AZ; Debs, D; Hisgen,
6.
Flanagan 30; Lutz, q; Newlands, 62;
Bartlett, %; Critchfield, .; Fitzgerald,
80; Maxon, 80!
Brown, 80; Lorke. :; Talbot, 81.
Ahern, 80; Deadly, 81; Hawkins. 6;
Hubbard. s.
Codd, AZ; Hubbard, III; Kettle, As;
Smith, 43; Williams, 3S.
Meyers; 13; Starrett, AZ; Sullivan, 81.
For Police Bill, 81; against Police
Bill, 40.
HOllingworth, 81; Mcintosh, So; Rid
dell, 81; Russell, 53; ShencS, %; Schoer,
63; Wines, 80. Winters, SO.
Bellinger, 30; Clark, 80.
NJ. Miller, IS; P. Miller, 23.
Clark, %; Dawley, II.
Greathouse, II; Wore, 23.
Ogilvie, 81; Weathers, 6S.
Caine, Al; Taber, SO.
Frissell, %; Haws, 81.
Gardner, So.
Griswold, SO; Jones, %.
Primeaux, &c. Willis, 81.
Clark, 40; Moody. 81.
For Courthouse Bonds, 43; against
Courthouse Bonds, 81.
SHAFTER
Bryan, 4; Taft, g.; Debs, g.
Flanagan, 8; Llitz, 3; Newlands, 4.
Bartlett, B; Critchfield, 2 Fitzgerald
1; Maxson, 10.
Brown, IL; Lorke 2; Talbot, 9.
Ahern, Z; Deadly, 2; Hawkins, 4.
Codd 10; Hibbard, A. Kettle, 3; Smit h
8; Williams, 3.
Meyers, 3; Starrett, ~, Sullivan 2.
For Police Bill, 2; against ID.
Hollingworth, II; Mcintosh, 3; Rid.
dell, 4; Russell, IL; Schenck, 10;
Schoer, 4; Wines, 10; Winter, B.
Bellinger, 2: Clark, H.
NJ. Miller, 8. P. Miller, s.
Clark, 5; Dawley, 10.
Greathouse, s; Wore, g.
Ogilvie, 5, Weathers, #.
Caine, 4; Taber, II.
Frissell, 10; Haws, 5.
Gardner, 10.
Griswold, 4; Jones, 12.
Primeaux. 10, Willis 6.
Clark, II; Moody, 3.
Courthouse bonds for, 10: against, 3.
WEILAND
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-04
Born

70 the wife of Charles Francis, Of
|th Fork, a son.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26

Take your Prescriptions to Hull't
Cut Rate Drug Store. t2-20-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26

rHAW WITNESSES FAILED
TO GET HERE IN TIME
Trial Adjourned 1ii Monday Because
Doctors and Nurses From Eu
rope Failed to Arive.
Lnv Assncinted prcssl

NEW YORK, Jan. 25--Four wit
nesss who arc expected to testify for
the defense III the trial of Harry IL
1ihnw for the killing of Stanford
White. arrived here today on the
steamer Adriatic, from Europe. Tho
delay in their ARRIVAL caused an ad.
journmcnt of the court carly ycstcr-
day until Monday. Three uf the wit
nosses. who came on the vessel. are
physicians, and the fourth is nurse.
who II is asserted, attended Thaw
while he was i'll in Europe
The identity OF the Thaw Witnesses
has heen a closely guarded secret.
and although none of those composing
the party for Thaw would admit that
they came to this country 10 testify
in tho case. II was learned that the
party was composed OF Dr. Albert
Abram of Paris; Or. Russell Wells of
London: w +. Jarrett OF London
and John Wahman. Tho two last
named are hospital attendants or
nurses. They were met nj quarantine
by n Representatives of Thaws conn
sci. and on reaching the city went TO
'hr Office of Attorney Martin w. Lit
Teton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
How the Galveston Scheme Works.

We in Galveston do think, however
that we have pretty, nearly solved
the most difficult problem of civic ad,
ministration After six years trial of
IL there is very little that we would
want changed in the charter, and we
have reelected the whole board OF
commissioners three timess There Is
no politics in it-and the remnants
OF the old board of aldermen ana the
bad" element following them-and
yearning for the old days OF misrule
aud graf;-have tried very hard to
business government. on plain,
everyday, common-sense. business.
human plan; 1t has nothing sectional
racial or geographical in 1t that will
Limit it; 1t is practical for every
American city, even the very larges!
ones. for size has nothing to do with
its principles.
Election ut large of Il commissioner
for each department or group of de,
partments-never less than four mol
needfully more than seven.
A sharp definition of the depart
ments.
An equally sharp definition of tho
powers and responsibilities of each
and every head Of department.
A president-also elected at large
not having charge of any department
and who has vote but ne veto.
No executive" sessions.
No standing" committees nor an,
committees in the usual aldermaniC
sense.
That is all. AS Kiplins says
Think of the gorgeous simplicity o.
it'll. S. Cooper. in Success Maya
zine"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26

r Yes. my name Fret mt / am
not fretting yet although times are
hard, money Is hard to get, but If
Won want work done cheap. bring II
now. Chairs Gained, Furniture Re.
paired, Mattresses Renovated, Uphols-
terng done, Scissors and Knives Shar.
pened. Shoes Repaired in 1rstclass
style and promptly. No. Court St.
8 the place. lOEJN FRETT.
The only American in my business
In Hampton. All work for cash only.
1.10-0s-1y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Weekly eank statement.
(By Assoclnted Press.l

NEW YORK. Jan. 25-.Thc state.
ment of the Cleirlng House banks FOL
the week shows that the banks hold
S37,0G4i5O6 more than tho require
ments Of the % per cent reserve
rule. This is an increase of st4.42o.
O25 in the proportionatc reserve as
compared with last week. The state
ment follows:
Loans s1.1s5,5o9,7oo. increase SIS
500, 900
naposits slI27.leS, 900, increase
S36.979,5O0.
Circulation s7O,5sssoo, decrease
1857, 100
Legal tender s6s,4is,SOo. Increase
$2.45S,4OO.
Specie s25O,242.7oo. increase SCI
2l5.5O0.
Reserve ssis,S5s.5oo. increase sis.-
67a.9OO
Reserve aequlred s2Si 1872 900. In
crease s9.244.S75.
Surplus $s7oS4,5OO. Increase sl4,-
429.OO5.
Extra United States deposits s54.
46+60O. increase sI3,s2i.S5O.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Baltimore Markets.
NV Associated Press

fBv Associated Pressl
BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. 25-Flour
Full. unchanged.
Wheat--Ea;ier; spot contract 1909
MA; spot No. . red Western 1929
as Southern OH grade 97@100h
Corn-Easier; old spot mixed 63k
n "a old No. white G3A@%; new
Southern white 59HI1%
oats-Easier; No. mixed 1870
~
Rye-steady; No. Western export
o049l.
Bptter-Firm, unchanged; fancy
mutation 24E25: do creamery SEA
SO: do laile e2@2s: store PACKED IS
Eggs-iEasy, 23M24
6Meescr-Firm. un'langed; large
lik; flats 141s; small 14%.
Sugar-unchanged; coarse granu-
lated $40: fine $40.