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MADE
 PERMANENT

Chancellor John NJ. Elliott yester- day issued an order making 3:rMa- nent the temporary injunction recent ly efanted by Judge James Gould duri',e Chancellor Elliotts ao>once, rest aiming F. B. Bloom from o'cit- irs fire insurance in this city until an agreement made between ,. R., H,uom and members of the Home h. surance Agency of this city shall OK pie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-27

during which beer is most heavil consumed.
 MT. Jones says he bases his stat ment on official figures received fror the Internal Revenue Department q Washington.
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Chancellor John NJ Elliott will leave today for Dewitt. where he will hold chancery court this week.
 Mrs. W, D. Johnson of Fl Reno, Okla. arrived in the city yesterday 10 spend a month visiting relatives.
 Hiss Ethel Richards returned b Ter home yesterday at Mt. Pleasant, reN- as Sfier short visit to Miss Lo0lso Br.d2es on West Fourth.
 Hiss Bettie Matthews has accai ted position with the SiyessWalton Go. Sl.e will have charge of the garment department and will be glad to have her friends call and see her.
 Walter Stewart of the police de- partment returned last night iron, Summers Ford, where he spent the past week fishing and hunting. ..--ss
 Mir B. w. Fuqua, business manager of the Adams Printing O.. returned yesterday from a business trip to Hot Springs. where he made arrange ments with the management of the State Fair Association for the issu- ance of a special State Fair edition oi the Graphic next Sunday. Watch out for it.
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Phone Us and we will call for your checks and deliver your baggage. Pine Bluff Baggage Go. Both phones 61.
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

Mir. r. A. Garrison of Oklahoma City, who was announced to speak at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-27
NEWEST
 SKIRTS $500 to S25.OO

Noticeable among the new things in Skirts this season is the satin trimming. Tatfeta silk is some what .passe." The new voiie skirt with the front button through eff fect is quite a novelty. We show skirts in all the best fabrics.
 SHEATH SKIRTS-Made of chif- fon Panama cloth, trimmed with high luster satin, made in circular gore style. Colors, brown, navy and black. Splendid value at the price ......... ....".$1O.OO
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FALL MILLINERY

Millinery display. Many the artistic York and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-27

For DIR. JENKINS, call Seawell & Ancrum Both phones 6S. 9 "A St
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Mems Suits
 $500

\ splenddly well tailored suit in fancy hard finished chnviot. showing small checks of i've aud brown with a dark gree; s..sadow stripe The coat is stylea ill very best manner With de9H notcnel medium lapels, ath!ete shoulders, fancy London cuff with three toaps and huttons. Fine Venetian lined throughout.
 The trousers are half peg top, With extension inner waist band, giving lirmer support at the waist line. Kew style side straps. An extra good suit.
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DUNMORE
 SHOES S3.5O and S4.00

This shoe, our own brand, We have brought to such perfection that it is the best popular priced shoe on the market.
 It is filled as full as possible with durable material and best of workmanship.
 Our positive guarantee goes with each pair against defects in either.
 We have them in all feathers, styles and lasts. II you have not worn a pair of Dunmore Shoes, but wish to be convinced of their merit just ASK THE WEARERS.
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SOME STAPLE GOODS

We've lots of hem In fact any thing you lower than ordinary. LINNETTESA new popu shades 5c
    novel; S2 75I
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DRESS SILkS-Satin Majestlc and Messalines, in chevron, Herringbone stripes, Brooches and Ribbon stripes; colors are navy, Marquise, sapphire, delf, taupe, olive and brown.
 Price ........ .........$1.OO SILK DRESS PATTERNS--Exclusl designs in chevrons and herringbone stripe. combinations of wine, red, two
 tone brown, sapphire and black plaids and stripes A rich array of materials and colors. Price ...65c FANCY SILK WAISTINGS in checks and plaids. Our special price. .49c
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

YORK krnarket today largely
specialists Hartman Pachcs psshed
dealings stocks which practice
efficiency employed shown
outlines the
pubhca
than did
anticipation had been whetted by ntiaons
policy of
The the holding of the Great
of Chicago, Milwaukee
holdings the
Illinois Central holdings OF
speculative
the Hartman and Of other stocks by brokers credited with
executed from these supposed to proclamation OF con-
prices the Needless the
inducing
stocks and bid Filing
induria
IN London the
the United
cheering factor placing
would signal for the placing orders by the railroads
conditions alyed
and later November
Of falling S25000
OF commodities
full
although there
absorb
bonds While number Of
the
which railroad the whole
export partly responsible the closing
bonds were firm
unchanged call
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THE STOCK MARKET
sharp Tumble In Ravvbide Coalition
Continued Rapid Advance In L nited
Railroads shares

Local securities again wen traded in
yesterday. though there were fluctuations
calling for especial comment. There was
very strong market for the United Railroad
stock in New York the common stock rising
from SS7 % to $50 and the preferred from $50
TO $3.50. The bonds in this market were un-
changed at $7S- Makaweli sugar was ex divi-
dend Of 30c.
stocks and rose to <1.6J, closing at $3.50.
against 81 Wednesday Sales at these
higher prices. however. were not larges. Chal-
lenge was also higher, while Mexican was
lower
There was less doing in the southern Nevadas
trading, even In the leaders. being very mod
crate The feature was the tumble in Raw
hide Coalition from S1-4O Wednesdays clos
ing figure to 13c. the stock finally closing At
S3c. Various seasons We're given for the break
in this stock. One was that advertisements
by y. G. Goodwin. who Is the largest holder OF
recommending holders OF the stock not to let II
go. so incensed the brokers that they rendered
Goodwin large quantities Of stock which broke
the market. AOwever this may be the stock
certainly had q bad break.
TonOpah Of Nevada closed the day at Sc -
against $6.40 Wednesday. being favorsblv
affected by further recovery in silver
- The following oil stocks We're ex dividend
yesterday. Amaigamated. 81 royalty &C.
Commencing January .. 1909 the dividend on
Onomea Sugar company stock will be 50c per
share. Dividends paid by this company d,r-
ing 1908 were: April. zoe. May. 3Oc: June 3or-
July snd August. Zoe; September October No
vember and December, 81 each. making a total
Of $500 for the year.
The Giant Powder Company Consolidated paid
regular monthly dividend OF so cents Der
share yesterday.
The San Francisco Fireproohng company IN.
levied assessment OF 81 per snare delin-
quent January l3-
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Los AngeIes Markets

LOS ANGELES Dec 1o-Butter and egg
prices were reduced the produce exchange to-
day. the drop in the former amounting to &c,
while eggs we're down 1c. The new quotation ON
butter is T2lac and eggs were set at 40142e.
Trading was heavy and not confined 10 any par
ticular commodity.
Peas were down to 505lsc. cabbage up I0c
a sack, lettuce declined to &C a crate and
cauifower Zoe lower.
Produce receipts: Eggs. Ill cases; butter.
9,2fS pounds cheese. none potatoes, 363 sacks:
onions. 81 sacks sweet potatoes, 277 sacks.
beans, 26 sacks: apples 5TS boxes.
Eggs-Loeal ranch canded, 40@42c; eastern
fresh, 3SM40c: storage selected. 32633c.
Cheese-Northern fresh, 1Ih@1Sc; anchor
large, 15c; anchor, Young America. I6c; hand
cheese. anchor brand. lie; eastern singles Isc !;
eastern twins, 1Sc; eastern cheddars, 1Tc eastern
longhorn, 19c; eastern daisy. Ice; Swiss i'm
ported, 2SM30c; Swiss. domestic, 20e; brick
cream 1sc; imburger, Isc; 1nlare 14c; i'm
ported Roouefort 44c; Edem, 36 and 81 size
German breakfast $1.10 box: Canada cream
one dozen to box 95c; Sehlosskase, 81 box
Camembert. ST. 20 box
Butter-Creamery extras T2Iac; creamery firsts.
61Iac; eastern extras 30c; cooking butter 24c
Poultry tbuying prices, alive)--Broilers IL to
2 lbs, lie per ID; fryers, lie; hens, lbs and up
12c; under lbs 1Oc; old roosters, 6@7c; tur-
keys. heavy, Zoe; light, not wanted Selling
prices. dressed-Broilers, zoe per ID; fryers 2Oc:
roosters, l3c; hens, 15c; ducks frozen, 15c; live
ducks, 1401I5c; geese. 1215 d14c.
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Eaxtern Llvestock Market
CHICAGO


CHICAGO; Dec. 1o-cattle- Receipts. estl-
mated at 5000 market steady. Beeves. S3.50@
7.75; Texans. $3.404430; westerns, S3.30@5. .55;
stockers and feeders, $2.6004S0; cows and heif-
ers. $150M4.90; calves, S6GS.25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 10000; market
&c higher. Light. S5@5.65; mixed. s5.25 at. .90
heavy, $5-35G5.95: rough, $5.35G5.55; good to
choice heavy, S5.55qJ95; bulk of sales $5.450
$50.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000: market
strong. Native, S2.5094.75; western. $2.5O@4. 20;
yearlings. 81 2J@5.10; Lambs native, S4Ge7 .25
do western, $4.501750.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 10.-Ca attle-Receipts.
1000; market steady. Bulls. $3.50d4 calves,
S3.50G0.50; western steers, SO. 75@5.50; western
cows, $2506t4.5O.
Hogs Receipts 14.ooo; market strong to &c
higher. Bulk OF sales. S5.25@7.25; heavy, 50. so
@5.S0; packers and butchers, $5.40d5.SJ; light,
$5M5-55; pigs, $4@5.
Sheep-Receipts 5000: market steady Nut
tons. Slab; lambs, S4.5066.75: range wethers
$3. 75GI 80; fed ewes. 50. 506l4. so.
OMAHA
OMAHA, Dec. 10.-Receipts. 3,o00 market
steady to strong Western steers, S34o@6.10;
Texas steers, S3d5; COWS and heifers, 81. 700
$40; stockers and feeders. $3W5.25 calves So %
Q6; bulls and stays, $2.25Q4.25
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market strong to &c
higher. Heavy, 5.5505.s0; mixed, $500 10 go;
light 50. .40M5.60; pigs, S3.50G5.
Sheep-Receipts, $500: market generally
stronger. Lambs S5.506l7.
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". N Fl & H.. .15s5a Do pfd -.
Union Pacific -. 1S3a4
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, Dee. 10--The copper list was steady
III TO the last hour, when pressure developed
and caused slight decline. but the close was
near last nights level. Coppers lack leadership
at this time and public interest Is at low ebb
II is said that lasge producers who have been
holding the metal at 14I2c are inclined to shade
the price in order tc cause an improved demand
by consuming interests, but activity in this quar-
Ter is no. expected till the year. London
metal prices were slightly frmer, but otherwise
there news to affect the trading.
There good buying of Butte and the floor
traders were the only sellers. Arizona CONNER
cial held around 39a4. Several attempts We're
made to put it through 40. but there was con-
siderable stock offered This VIII be gradually
absorbed. East Butte was the most active stock
the curb and closed at the top. 9Is. The
balanee OF the list dull and with prices un-
changed.
Final payment Of the % cents share
assessed against the stock holders Of the North
Butte Extension copper company was made on
December .. This payment is said to put the
company in first class shape The receiver has
been dismissed ard all litigation has been ended
and the property Of the North Butte Extension
copper company has been turned over to the
North Butte Extension development company.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list IS furnished by E. T. Hut
ton & Co., 400 California street. San Fran
Pisco
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The New York Money Market

The New York circular of Henry Ciews says:
The money market, while firmer, is still too
easy TO please large lenders who desire more
profitable employment for their surplus funds.
The prolonged in money not entirely
satisfactory. 1t is of the usual sequences
of panic and indicates continued inactivity in
some lines Of business. 1t is also objectionable
for the reason that excessive supply of cheap
money is always a dangerous incentive to un-
wholesome speculation. The present imitation IN
stocks and increased speculation in real estate
has been largely fostered by redundancy and
low interest rates. Gradually, however this
condition will disappear. Business is becoming
active and both mercantile and Industrial
demands win grow. Many new capital Issues
nre forthcoming and these should shortly con-
siderably diminish the surplus of idle capital.
Gold exports have also begun and viii operate
on the side of firmer rates for money! Having
an unusual supply of gold at hand we can
readily spare large sums without injury. and If
Europe continues to buy sparingly of our grain
and cotton while freely selling securities II
follows that considerable gold must go abroad In
settlement. Some authorities already expect to
see $40. 900, 600, more or less, sent ont this
month
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Loans, Exchange and silver
Wheat and Other Grains


Wheat-There was nothing of consequence new
yesterday either here or abroad
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.671A M1T0; do milling S170
lS0: lower grades of California, $1.45@1 90;
northern club, $1656l1. .671a northern bIuestem,
slf212 glI115 northern red, $1.6 = al. .65 tur-
key red, $I-75@1.S0 per ctl.
FUTURES
10:30 a. m. Session
No transactions.
p. m. Session
No Transactions
Barley-The stock on hand in the state De-
cember 1, as issued by the grain exchange, was
erroneous as printed yesterday. The corrected
ngures appear elsewhere this page.
Futures were still lower yesterday, and the
cash grain also declined fraction. Some choice
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot, 81 141A al .433 :
common to fair, $1.371s @1.4o per ctl; brewing
and shipping. $1.45@1.50 chevalier, S1.5715@
l.6215.
FUTURES
1890 a. M. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
May ....... 81 .431s 81 43ls s1.4l1a s1.41h
December-No sales; s1.417s asked.
Open. High. Low. Close
May 1900. 81 411a S1.42 S1.4115 SLAP
oats-There is nothing new to report, the mar
ket ruling quiet.
Choice white, 81. /. 10; do No. /, s1.e5@
l6I1a; do common, $1-55@l1.60; gray, S1.651
l.40; red. recleaned for seed, SI.75@2; feed
lots, $1.65@1T0 for choice, $1.55@1 621a for
good and $l.50Q1- -52h for common; black, for
seed S245@2.65 per etl
Corn-All conditions remain before stated
California small round and large yellow, nom
mai; western states yellow, sacked, 81 606I1 60
new, In bulk, December delivery. San Francisco
track yellow, S1.5S; white, s1.54; mixed, sl.52 /;
Egyptian. nominal.
Rye-$f. f.421s M1.50 per ctl
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

future Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO, Dee. 10-The wheat market was
extremely nervous all day and sentiment IN the
pit was generally bearish until late in the
session, when prices advanced sharply on buy
ing by leading longs and local shorts Inc
narket opened weak with prices unchanged 10
9sc lower, with the May delivery showing the
greatest weakness toward the middle OF the day
anu aIter several slight sinking speils the mar
het became almost demoralized as a result OF
general selling inspirfd by liquidation by several
ApI the bull leaders. Within very few minutes
prices broke more than ! cent and the decline
was checked only bX the efforts OF Dig noiders,
VINO quit selling temporarily and began reinstat-
ing lines sold out earlier in the day. This re-
suited IN prices advancing 10 high points for
lhe uay May ranged between S1.Ob ana Sl.UfA4
ana July between 9S3sc and 99tsc tlnal quo
tatlons on May were at $1.0T12 M10IAs and on
July at 99&c. Cash wheat in better de-
lnana ana held firm. Export business was brlsk
ana 81 boatloads were reported worked for the
da9. Inc Missouri crop report made the acre
age sown to winter wheat in that state oOO,OO0
acres less than shown in the government report
ana the condition was 20. compared with 30,
which was the governments estimate. On the
other hand the Kansas estimate raised the gov
eInnents estimate of yield for that state TO
%, 100000 bushels and made the condition 80,
against W as shown by the government
Corn was weak nearly all day. The slump
in wheat and decline of ~ ale in the price of
the cash grain were the principal depressing in
nuenceS- The market rallied late In the day in
sympathy with the upturn in wheat and closed
hrIn, with prices unchanged TO shade lower,
compared with the previous close. Final quota
tlons on May were 621Se and on July 631sc.
oats were weak early in the day, rallying late
In The session. The market closed hrm. with
prices = q &c higher, with May at 531t05 53ssc
and July at 47Ac.
Provisions fYm. Prices at the close
2i2@1235c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks irregular Coppers weak
Spot and future cotton lower.
Bank of England rate OF discount unchanged
United Railroads stock still rising. Rawhde Coalition breaks
Silver and HongSong exchange higher.
New York Paris lower.
Wheat unchanged. Spot and future barley lower.
Hay very firm. Feedstus quiet and easy. Beans quiet
Potatoes and onions firm at previous prices
Turkeys declined again under large receipts Game firm
Butter and eggs lower. Cheese unchanged.
Fresh fruits active with clear weather
Live, dressed and cured meats unchanged.
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Hay and FcedstuTx

Hay continues very firm. and during the last
two days several cars of choice wheat have been
sold at $3.50 per ton. Inquiries have been re-
ceived from neighbOring states asking what
prices be obtained here for their hay, so it
seems that other markets watching this for
an opportunity to send hay in here.
Feedstuffs are dull with continued easiness in
prices. though there is no decline thus far.
Bran -$30@31 per for white and SO. 50d
81 for red.
AIiddlings- -S33. .50G35. so per ton
Shorts-$33 G133.50 per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley, $3O63f; rolled oats
for feed, $3.50 1850; mixed feed. $2S632 for
average lots oilcake meal, in 20 ton lots S8S, in
10 ton lots $3S.50, in ton lots 500. small lots
$39. 90: cocoanut cake or meal mills. $25 so In
20 and 10 and $28 in ton lots, jobbing S26. so;
corn meal, SS7M3S; cracked corn $3S039; broom
corn seed, $t.200Il.25 per ctl; alfalfa meal and
mealfalfa, jobbing lots $2S, carload lots $22 per
ton.
Hay-wheat. s1S@22: wheat and oat S17@21: :
tame oat $17&20; volunteer wild cat $15M1S:
alfalfa S126I15.50; stock $12015 per ton.
StraW-00M9Oc per bale.
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Potatocs. Onions and Vegetable.

Arrivals of miscellaneous vegetables from the
Los Angeles districts showed somewhat OF an
increase, but there ready market for any
thing grading from choice to fancy, and the best
lots of peas, beans. peppers and eggplant quickly
found buyers at full figures. There were several
eonsignments OF poor quality peas and beans re-
eeived, and such stock was hard to move at the
inside quotations. Tomatoes from the south sold
readily at S1@1.25 crate, while few odd lots
of bay stock came in aud sold up to S1.50. A
box of forced growth asparagus arrived from the
river and sold at 25c pound. Mushrooms
in large supply, but met with good sale
at satisfactory prices. Potatoes and onions ruled
firm at the old quotations.
Potatoes tper ct)-Riyer whites. 65690c for
fancy and 50M60c> for common: Salinas Bur
banks, $i.25@1.5o: Oregon Burbanks, $f.15@
1.30; early rose sl.259I.35; sweet potatoes,
81 2561.5G
Onions Selling at 75@s5c per ct on the
wharf.
Observation-Disclosures, si6125 per crate:
green peas, case per lb; String beans. 7@1Oc
per lb; wax beans, 6@10c per lb; lima beans,
case per Id; summer squash. S1Q1. 25 per box;
green peppers SQ121ac per Ib for bell and
3@5e for chill; garlic, 749c per ID; cabbage,
81 per ctl: caulifower, 50@60c per doz; turnips
50060c per sack; carrots. 50@560c per sack; egg
plant, 6@sc per ID; rhubarb, s1q1.5o per box:
celery, 25d40c per doz; marrowfat squash, $40
ais per ton; mushrooms, 15G125c per 10.
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they promptly knocked &c Off their asking hS
ure. continuing these tactics until 115 cases had
been disposed OF and the new quotation esta0-
Ished. As on the preceding day. there was no
tras but the under grades of fresh stock were
reported weak instead Of steady
In the butter market supplies were large, and
with business rather quiet several handlers were
seeking an outlet for their surplus on the ex-
change. Fresh extras were 1c pound lower on
sales at 31e, that being the only change Cheese
was inactive and unchanged.
Sales the exchange follows
Butter-10 cases of fresh extras at SIC and 20
at Sic pound.
Eggs-50 cases Of fresh local extras at 4sc
10 at 4219c, 10 at 42c. 10 at 41izc and % at Ale
dozen.
Receipts were 81 200 lbs butter. Al 900 lbs
cheese and 26S cases eggs.
The following official quotations, eStab-
lshed by sales, bids and offers on the floor OF
the dairy exchange. Prices In the street, while
governed by the exchange quota tions. generally
range from 11ac to &c higher. owing to the vari-
Gus charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 3ic per 10,
steady; do frsts. 291sc, steady; do seconds. 25c.
hrm; do thirds. 2Uc, steady local storage
extras. &9e. weak; picked butter. 2l5c trm,
storage ting stock. 2115c, firm; storage east
ern ladies, 22isc, firm
Cheese-Caiifornia: Fancy fats 15zc per ID.
nrm; do nrsts. l412c, firm; do SECONDS. II AS
nrm; fancy Young Americas, lie, weak DO
nrsts. 16c. weak; storage fats. 13c, firm oregon
tancy nats, 14c. weak; fancy Young Americas,
1875, weak; fancy eastcrn cheddars lte,
Steady Oregon storage fats, lac, firm; 90 Young
Americas, i5c firm.
Eggs (per dozen cases ineIuded)-California
fresu eXtlas, sic nrm: do 1irstS. 4Oc. weak. 90
Secon1s. soc. weak; do thirds. 29c. weak. Stor
age goods-Calnornia extras. 3Jc, firm; do nrsts.
oras' o' 5Oc nrni; do nrsts, 2oe, nrm; 40 seconds
26c firm.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts of turkeys had another heavy increase
yesterday, 1876 cases coming to hand the early
express trains, and there further deliveries
during the day, which brought the receipts up to
well above 10 tons. There hardly any one
buying orders for immediate consumption, and
the specuiatively inclined retail tradesmen, hav-
ing the market TO themselves, were quick to take
advantage of the situation and lowered their
bids The market dropped to a range of 2O6 23c
pound, making total decline of DC since last
Saturday. Owing to the abundance of dressed
stock there hardly any sale for live birds
and they, too. We're quoted lower. In the chick
line young stock continued to move of we'll
but the general tone OF easiness as buy
ers We're known to be pretty well stocked up A
of western stock marketed, making tn.
sixth handled thus far for the week. Receipts of
game continued light and were promptly closed
out at good figures, several kinds Of ducks being
higher.
Poultry (per dozen)--Hens, stat 80 for small.
S5.50G6 for large and $769 for extras; young
ROSTERS. $650M7, do extras S7.50GS: old roost-
ers, $4@5: fryers. $5.50G6: large broilers, 81 50
as; small broilers, S3.50G4; ducks s66S for
young and s4@5 for old; pigeons. S1al1. .25;
squahs 81. .50;S geese. S2@2. 80 per pair
Turkeys (per lb)-Dressed, 20G123c; live, 196l
zoe.
Game (per dozen )-Malard ducks Sac: can
vasbseks, $4Gl7 sprig, $3@ 80: teal 81. .5O72:
widgeon. SI.75@2.50; small, S15O02: black
jacks, $l.50n1.75: gray ducks 50 5OFf 2:
gray geese S3.50@4: white geese. $1.50612;
brant 81 50612 for small and 50. .500g3 for large:
honkers, 750; hare, $780, cottontail rabbits,
81 90.