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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Tobacco Growers to Receive Money.

Lexington, Ky, April 16.--It was an
nounced Wednesday by Secretary j.
d. Clark of the Fayette branch of the
Burley Tobacco society that checks
for s32,500 will be received here
Thursday for distribution TO growers
who have tobacco In the pool. At the
same time checks will be sent to
other counties in this region as their
pro rata of the money received from
sales so far of the equity society to.
bacco
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Would Be Representatlvs.

Sclo. o., April 16.-R. Emory
Beetham. 80 years old, president OF
Scio college, and the youngest col
lege head IN the country, is poten.
tial candidate for republican noinina-
fion as state representative. There
m fSEE other candidates. .....,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Tho mckinley Home Transferred.

Canton. o.. April 16--The home OF
the late President Mckinley on Wed.
,nesday was formally transferred TO
Mrs. Rose c. Klorer of Canton, the
price being $4,000. The sale was
effected through Miss Helen McKin.
ley clecting to take the property un.
der the appraisement at $4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Memorial TO Edwin Booth.

New York, April 16.-Plans are ma
turing for the erection of memora
to the late Edwin Booth, one o
Americas greatest actors, in Ora
mercy park, directly opposite the Play
RS, the club which he founded. Mem
bers of that organization will defral
the cost of rearing the monument
which will be about $4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
VIII Not Accent Invitation.

Columbus, April 16.--Unlted States
Senator Foraker in conversation with
Senator West over the long distance
telephone Wednesday informed the
latter that It would be impossible for
him TO accept the invitation of the
general assembly to deliver an ad
dress on primary election reform on
April %, and requesting that there be
no delay in the enactment of pri
mary law.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
mo- Imnrovo condItlons.

New York, April 16.--Representa-
tives of the American Association Of
Woolen Worsted Manufacturers and
the National Clothiers Association
met here Wednesday and formed a
Joint committee. The announced pur-
pose of the new committee is to co
operate In efforts to improve the rela-
tions between and the conditions of
the wooden and clothing industries.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
olo Reporter Dies.

New York. April 16.-John II. Man.
digo, for twenty years the head of the
sporting department Of the Sun, died
Wednesday, aged 30 years. He had
been in the employ of the Sun for 80
years, having begun as an Office boy.
He early became an expert baseball
reporter and Is said to have originated
what came t1 be known as n technical
story of the game. A widow survives.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Senator is Insincere.

Columbus, April 16.-That Senator
Howe is insincere and is not backing
the same line of theories that he did
before he took office was the charge
made on the floor of the senate on
Wednesday afternoon by Senator Law.
yer of Ashtabula, in the debate on
Howe's so-called now franchise tax
hill
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Skntes 10 Her Death.

Chicago, April Beatrice School
artists OF Chicago and New York.
slated TO her death on the asphalt In
front OF her home Wednesday. Tho
accident occurred during roller
skating party in which a Gsore of girls
and boys Of the neighborhood took
part
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
To rcstore Faded Upholstery.

Beat the dust out good, then
brush. Apply strong lather of CASTLE
soap with hare Sglsh, "'osN off with
clear water. Then wash with alum
water. When dry, the colors will
look as we'll as ever. When colors
are faded beyond recovery, they may
be touched up with a pencil dipped
In water colors OF suitable shade
mixed with gum water.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16

Cleveland, April 16.---Judge Ad'
dams refused to grant new trial to
Rachael Kaufman. 1S years old, 1896
u. 5lst street, who, her parents say,
was unlawfully sentenced to the girls
Industrial home at Delaware two
years ago. Mrs. Kaufman. the
mother, says Rachael was too old for
the juvenile court to have jurisdic.
tion. She alleges she swore the girl
was younger, as she wanted the court
TO scare her.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
PLUNGED From Fire Eseape.

Cleveland, April 16.--Pupils at st.
MGrys school, w. 3Oth street and Car.
roll avenue, were frightened Wednes,
day by seeing William Riddle. 25
years old. plunge from a fire escape
past the Eciool room windows to the
ground. Riddle was taken In McGor.
rays ambulance to st. Johns hospital.
where It was found his leg was
broken,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
CITY Must Purchass Land.

Plttsburg, April 16--Andrew Car
negle has offered to donate s3,O00.00
more 90 the Carnegie Technical
Schools OF this city on condition that
the city purchase ~ acres of ground
adjoining the present site of the
schools. 1t Is estimated that the
ground will cost $l,250,O00.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Taooert Spends Some Money.

French Lick Springs. Ind. April i6.
Thomas Taggart. chairman Of the
Democratic national committee. We'd
nesday, said that only $500 had been
expended to date out of the 100000
provided and paid over by the city
of Denver for the convention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Find Dynamite Bomb.

New Martinsville, w. Va, April 16.
"A dynamite bomb was found under
the residence of Charles ROBBERS, en-
gineer of the Philadelphia Gas Com.
pany pump station at Kingston, w.
Va, Wednesday. Several days ago
ROBBERS received a letter to the effect
that he would be blown up If he failed
to leave the vicinity.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Murderer Rrounht Sack.

Mt Vernon, n. Y, april t6.-Chief
of Police Marks of Pelham, who went
TO Huntington, Ind, to bring back
Dominick Monaco, whose wife has ac.
cused him Of having killed julius I.
Rosenheimer at his home, The Roses,
in Pelham last June, returned Wed.
nosday with Monaco. Monaco will be
arTaignei Thursday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Has Served slx Monthn.

Chicago, April l6.--Herbert Brown,
once a wealthy real estate dealer OF
Philadelphia, was released from the
bridewell here Wednesday and imme-
diately was re-arrested Brown served
six months in the Bridewell for pass
Ing worthless checks,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Meet at Buffalo.

Pittsburg, April 16.-For the pur
pose Of completing the work started
at tho unification meeting at Buffalo
March II, the national officers of the
Methodist brotherhood, which Is the
amalgamation Of the Wesley Brother
hood and Brotherhood of st. Paul, met
here Wednesday. The president, II
r. ninglcy of Syracuse, n. y, pre-
.Llnd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Relics of Mound Rulldsrs.

Boone, Ia, April 16.--The state his.
torlcal department Wednesday nm
earthed in mound human bones, ami
NAL bones and human teeth, histori-
aal documents from ancient urns and
other curios, believed to be relics OF
the ancient mound builders.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Give Preference to Americans.

East st. Louis, H., April 16.--More
than 10 workmen fought at the works
of the American aluminium works
when Armenian. Greek and Turkish
laborers became angry because the
company, In taking back its employees,
gave preference To Americans and ne.
groea.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
viii Make All Places Close.

Cleveland, April ia campaign
against open drug stores, cigar stores
and ice cream parlors is promised by
members of the Independent Retail
Grocers association. against whom
warrants were issued, charging them
with unlawfully keeping open on Sun
days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Placed Poison in Flour.

Chicago, Apfil 16.-Francisco NIcol-
oZzo, under arrest in connection with
the death by poison Of Mary Renda,
4 years old, Wednesday confessed that
he purchased the poison that killed
the girl, and placed It in the -four that
was used for making bread.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
EnIoined From Movlno House,

Youngstown, o.. April 16.--E l..
Ford n wealthy manufacturer, Is en-
Joined from moving a house In which
Mrs. II. A. Kramer is lying seriously
i'll. He has asked for removal of
the Injunction
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Stock Well Represented.

Albany, N. Y. April 16.-Stockhold.
ers of the New York Central g. Hud.
son River Railroad company, at their
annual meeting in this city Wcdnes-
day. reelected the old members of the
board of directors. Sixty-six per cent
of the company's stock was repre-
sented
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Chairman Of Committee to lnterven.

New York, April 16.--Judge Henry
U. Ward In the United States circuit
court signed an order Wednesday per-
mitting Joseph w. Hyans of New Or
leans, chairman of the policy holders
committee, to intervene in the receiy-
ership action pending In that court
against the Mutual Reserve Life In
surance Co. Mr. Hyans is speaker OF
the Louisiana assembly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Earno Exnress offlcer pies.

New York, April 16,--Eosmer B
Parsons, vice president OF the Wells
Fargo Express Company and prasi
dent OF the Wells-Fargo bank died in
his home In Brooklyn Wednesday
after weeks illness Of pneumonia
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
No Youna Chicks for Easter.

New York, April 16-A campaign
against the sale of newly-halched
chickens for Easter gifts Is beng
waged by the Society fer the Proven.
ton of Cruelty to Animals here.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
3nn Out ON Strike.

Coshoctop. o., April 1.-THE walk.
ing out of Is packers at the plant of
the Coshocton Glass Co. Wednesday
morning throws out OF employment
300 men. The packers are striking
for shorter days and larger wages.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Hood stIlI on Inerease.

Helena, Mont. April 16.-A de.
spatch to the Independent from Gas.
cade at 1880 o'clock this morning says
that the water continues to rise rap.
idly and that the big steel bridge at
that point is doomed The surface of
the flood Is black with ranch houses,
livestock and naystacks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Troops May Meet Outlaws.

Manila, April ia private tele.
gram, not yet confirmed, officially re.
ports an engagement between regular
troops and constabulary and Moro
outlaws near I4anao, a town on the
island OF Mindanao.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
May Transfer Ambassador.

Rome. April 16- The possibility Of
the transfer of Baron Mayor Des
Planches. the Italian ambassador to
the United States. is being considered
in connection with the appointment
of a successor to the late Count Tor
nlelli, as ambassador to France.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16

Miss Amanda Clement, a student
at Yankton College, Qankton, s.
D., Is probably the only woman
in the country who functions as
professional baseball umpire. She is
seventeen years old, handsome and
healthy, fine athlete and can throw
baseball 205 feet. She acquired
her knowledge of the game from her
brother who is professional base
ball player. Her home is in Hud-
son, s. ID.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Y. M. c. A. Receives Donation.

Chicago, April 10. u. Ogden Ar
mour on Wednesday donated $25, 900
to the $l,O00,0O0 anniversary fund of
the Y Nj. c. A. The total so far con
tibuted is S230,O00.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
ApplIed for a RECEIVER.

Wabash Ind. April 16.--Nathan
Meyer. proprietor of the Pioneer hat
factory, today applied for receiver
ship and receivers will be named to-
morrow In the statement to credit
ors Meyer placed his liabilities at
$4,000 and assets at $355,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Small Boy Hangs Himself.

Mt Vernon, o., April 16.-Clifford
Vernon. 10 years old, son of Thomp-
son Vernon. hanged himself Wednes-
day night in his fathers barn. The
suicide of youthful cousin a week
ago is thought to have preyed ON his
mind.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Attorney Finishes Aroument.

Paris. April 16.--Maitre Labori to-
day concluded his argument in behalf
of A. Hart Mckee. who is being sued
by his wife. formerly Mrs. Hugh
Tevis, for divorce The case will
come up again May 6. when the at
torney for the state will sum up.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16

Pittsburg. April 16.--George Foster,
prominent and wealthy contractor.
was instantly killed Wednesday by a
railroad engine at Grafton. a suburb.
While crossing the tracks he failed to
see the engine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Charged With Embczzlement.

New York, April 16.-A man de
scribed as Daniel A. Pearsall of
Brownsville. Fayette county, Pa. was
arrested here Wednesday, charged
with the embezzlement of $4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Russia Orders Torpedo Boats.

ST. Petersburg, April 16-According
to the Russ the admiralty has decid.
ed to order four 9O0-ton torpedo boat
destroyers from England, These yes
sells are to have turbine engines.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16
Quake Eelt In Utah.

Salt Lake City, Utah, April 16.--
Five distinct shocks of earthquake
were felt early Wednesday at Milford
Utah. 200 miles south of here
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-16

An English druggist has given the
following list OF blunders made by
Ignorant customers: Catch an ell"
for cochineai; "prosp p,ste" for
phosphorors rcrt"; "fishy water" III
Eie,y n-,er; "gditar" for catarrh:
everlasting for etfervescins
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, January 6. 1905.
BEANS AND PEAS-Business is still moving along
Dg F sna nee Is lack are Of san1 oy from P hand
are shade easier and the stock can be bought at
Sc 5gs2 25s Medium % are in light supply on the spot
ment. Marrow steady but not much call for them m
n3'is emo it sa @ waiting I % aarna ssa'
favor Scotch peas have settled to s. a. 3 .o We quote
1906 choice 81 25as2 p = common to good s2as2 20
as 22l pea, 1907 choice. s. 25d$2 27Is; do
s. % red Edney 1907. choice, 81 common good.
81 s5qsl e black tr1Ie SOUP choice s. asas2 ysIe~
fas scotch; 1907, bags s. i5, ',
@ ker i3r @ genr in conseaence Some talk this morn
The situation might more fully tested Buyers
fbe earci.y of higher quality Medium sorts
baye Ss paying 2sc generay for fancy goods change
factory feeling steady on the latter goods
29;9c 2s5aaa,e do seconds 24a2ec do thirds
90 rsts 24aa5 5c 90 seconds 22G2sc; dairy
fresh nest 2'@zS 90 70 eholcf aai sc do
extras 21z@22c do hrsts iea2oc: do seconds I5qlsc
%eser 20 lraS faetoqy tor rsa Is'gaisze do seconds @
ise isss 90 t@is packing st, stock 10 ' l. ise ? dGe
40 cMEfsfsw III to-day. 7ls While trad
ing is no. especially active there is evidently more
9r f rSm ho and oea ana
There fair ad GO nerae close he 10 mme
Ssafe requirements The demand appears TO be for
most @@Stisa a 6 e fair demand and firmly
Lome trade dealers aid red and eos for white
sat s 9 l%r small eoIored ana white
gne i5Sc: do large coored fine. io7.c; do white.
bSsf II = ai2c do common to fair, all,ae; skins.
~ IL s,eciss lie do skins me. = III n 90 sc
10 Eco" Receipts today. 5.se3 Fresh eggs
liberal si msnts are before long the stock
ming as soon a. recF'ers r. ne
sgp,,ig f. Prices show fnrther advance. and the
arss' arS and Gid'es ws shsre Is s free oeas the
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEE-The coffee market was very e1let TO- ,o,eaS ~
sales for being only 1I5o bags inc ie e was as
inactIve unchanged TO points hig Ihe MAJ
SpSe6 seaaE @ az 1 buSing or Father bidding for
there sales on the call oy e nGaeS s for
during session and no change took @ psc in 4 keeping
with the foreign markets bur thefe ns @aS
G eause any alteration preconceved opinions as & 10
probable course of prices which II Is for spot
coffee This view entertained because OF ohe ,,dj
ffaual ews through purchase sale Of fntuFes
which leaves the aaine s eoffe n This is sustained
steady basis by the light b % surplus supplies
which are either by the government OF o,,ie+ ~
s 8, Gsota5ions on the for BIO 30
the So 421 bags ta agaaS' a6cgaf New
York reported 4e s24 bags The weekly tII'e. PIC
shipments from Brazilian points were 7 ooo -, the tinted
states 5000 TO Europe sn3 1bb goo 900 ere for
tinted states 1000 for Europe santos states
were Including $4,000 for the onn nteh Of
Which a ooe we're for the United States and - ooo @ toa
nised states weekly Bahia 0oe1neH1 oeo ws5 as
70 The tinted States Germany nil ana 10 @ r
rest Of Europe 15eo BAGS bags aFsresaed ISao0o bags
against las week $4,000 last year and iooo0o
cotton nssd aTes s.ae had at 5naTD ss Rdvano
afe9 sn s0 POINTS sats for day Tepored Of
@ zoo bales The os maFsI n raponse to lower
shies and after few Of hesitation weaKee i
@ 81, aoahf dn1nF Of oofton ened at 10 o
talas After selling off net loss OF 10 ~ p ~
however. the naTket
co,-enp nv Wall Street shorts and some
sIp.1i Most OF this advance was lost later
-esult of realizing but the final tone was sias
Southern spot
80 -.rey+s of an Improvement in the trade sltuatioL
in connection with the idea
o-,naratfyev bearish report from the census 20
1star IN the week been discounted AuNloes Aaii,
reaching here buyers for Southern mllis hs ~. lands
i operating fer exporters and that stocks IN Ie
low This is saio 70
ts arrirnlsr4 true manufacturers or COTTON
cotton very rai'lo4y HIi
- a. said n he likely enter the market ID .he
nesr frure Private from Liverpool reported ma
s-le5 there was Influenced by fear OF iabor uoupls
Tanrasbire where general lockout is thTea,eleo
.--4t-1y e-nrIoves do to work ny January -
so,fbeTn spot officially reported were ul
T range Of contract prices in the local market TO-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

The local market spot cotton was quiet @ ana i u
sassa % CUT Z, sae ao 81 iadns bse were
1elegTapneo as Sssnmab dull unchanged 1o3sc
sa;es Ie9 ~, PIE % arieson quiet lac higher 1o5c
i ss Ie6 a. hsIes Norfok steady. &c lower at ilse
sales bales Baltimore nominal: d nchonced
le7sc New Orleans quiet and sIesgS ssa9 uncsnged
a "a iec Memphis steady unchanged at l@c' SaleS
. 500 bales st Louis quiet Incaasa f av a. a calves
n 2i ece to 5000 against 80 2S bales les last " Se @
sns sn alf 4s asf nse sfsr last Week and
zs9T M IA ana bse al sst s~ week and 3
otSn ESehsse eSnd sales 900 bales speculation and
export baec American 5000 6aieS' eIsg 57g
Futures opened quet At Sa4 points saV5aTs sd
gs1y az nss Se'ih 5soS9d February
MsTehPr Iai ssso stssd JagA1eas 5s2ssd
tenlber. 554zd sc2or ed Manehester
AP PesH to fa hGHf
assort1ens or In Moderate demand
a. od prices The following are prices quoted on .e e
81 s winter sraghts SOC 20 winter patents
81 s5ass 20 spring clears 30 winter s. IS a So
BTcKwHEAT FIouR1naark&St & s'eaoy eyoteS Fair TO
good 81 s. is choice to n tanGe Tisd g 81 s. So
BAG MEaL-Frm Quoted Fine White and Eel,eM
81 4oGsI 80 coarse 81 - 9 81 81, rfra ses stand
er @ ddlne So hour do s27 so: red dog ss "a =.
sl pssen'eP FssIips s2s so ss9 red dog $50 ho-
z ekep 81. sglk sES Her vas rather tired
49, ,rsrtet to-tay after some irregulariy IA
Of session turned ~tah
OF Loads III an
De" f,iissb correction the visible supply hguies
ailed to help the market in the afternoon "neh m & o
occurred The -.
es w3fbout effect and final prices we're ABOUT te
deN market started OUT WIN %
.y5,. of bush due 10 weakness aniu-rd
Argentine offerings and miider ~eaiher III
5ater n mad quite sharp rally an IesIaIse -
-Irsvsnoes favorable from wan Stsef'
80 .1ounissisn support ana c1seIi"s D %
49,. snrear.i oeal q "he2t ior safe on
- I,rsr AID vafues gradually gave way thronsfout
- fs.1oar Liverpool the naal qEotations were zg
- ~ ,c,ser whin closed 5n-o points net his!eI
pS,5in Was &c and Budapest TeroFted a holaag
5s-Id-s enifrn. the week. given by EFooiasH
There some complaint ABOUT
~ ia the wheat fields but DOT much
10 As corrected, the
-i- sbo,vei an fncresse of seo.otD bush. compared
1tb a, s.rfease last sear of lOilpp bush Not only
,,e sea aard cieaFances heavy again Fsaehh5 folop
ish W.at forT.- but Interior receipts ~ere Only
,. 49,, couragel l.U22 600 bush
.Te ,yas a rair export demand AZ NinEiIeE. and Ai
,ssrols wired mills bicdine iS- Nlest N
Tt.c ioca ca market closed as foIloHs 40 req
q az = .levaor and 81 pS afioat: 40 Notihefn
yf,i,,-H s and hard winter, 81 lets %
aaozf f7oRN-Deeided strength Was i.AtuIt an TIE
-- markell an dav brief spell # T"akn'
sre I'M n. afteFneon and TESde generally bsrf diite
ac:;v@ on conirs;ns at0uf light couutT| 'fefihs* III
49, II me leading together ~ fai cieai-
arr.~ ara scntinue1 movement compared WIN
Fgnsl prices beet folilt OF
~ York &c abcse Saturt.eA 5-iFerroel
sas sd net higher xisib'e increased i5fc1 bush
s1d sos.Gs shipments SIeoeo bush Larger than TIE
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

and IS ina in sellers seeesse ws
fancy do good to ehoes h r,ss sea se
s6oVn so Wesae4n aaa ess
2eaa7c do thirds - ac m DO
thrds 15@Isc do Inferior lag "a ac lined good to
faPfs FRI r plenty but held steady
dun and wea ase ppr saie anS ana
sss: ss
hs, 81 ao snssy eaRs cPs as
EId9sS psF sps s fSsaa ss PEI
PiGsqs .s eass ssr s srsh &c i1afs
sATsMAs As5 anaT q1aIaA ds2c ss5
sans M % s. @
arks. anything 1 sns ons In
Seafer The little the Paee Coast ,oa
= abGss der pnss pe s4 Mf so0e dc medium
i2c do 1907 choice ISgls do PRIME pr sos so
s9ass 81 DC mssls% s6 ' Coast 1905
choice &c: do medium TO prime 3G4c
nav AND sTRAW-There has been material
situation since ne the s9ss na Of sa ssss
Sa dealers s. q are 5sss o
ing little higher Bre above Ws @ have We heara anoe HAT
ohv prime large bales oo p 81 soa do Do no csgr s@l
sS@s nG soSer Ss DO @xea saiPpe @ STRAW long sog
do bGTi pRs aaffe rye
freight and ar seesps hs and holders
f2E chickens and hd rooseI eRs ana
were not estaphsheo al u iate "o"i ~ ~
continue dull.
poIITEY-pR ESsED-rhe weather is colder and
stock is arriving condition Receipts and IN
ocae moderate and, while trading IS
especiay the general feeling is stronse- win
fvs and chickens higher. Ducks and geese have very
little demand Nearby poultry and SQUADS nomihaiB ut
changed. We quote: Dry packed-TuRkEYs MesIsrn
sr,IJss nd lie: do good to prime
Tsaicr: 90 a-y picked young fancy 16a1!c; do
onnr hen. ,sc: do toms, lie; do other West
ern dr. picked Ieml6c; southwestern lt@l.c DO Old
hsne prme ler. toms prime. i+Gl5e do old fair to
good I2dlse CHICKENS spring hroilers Philadeiphis
10 II. 10 PAT; per 10 22h2ae do Pennsylyania 70
~ l1I1es: DO roorer 1efff4c: do Western, dry
nicked faaOc: scaided 12li4c: roasting Philadei
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
THOMAS w. LAWSON
Bankers and Brokers.

picked fancy: 14G15c do ID and over to Pair
boxes l3al3i.c; bbls 13c do medium weights ll5-T
Isc: do Ohio Michigan. scalded. lli3c; de Western
scaided 0ni2i.c FOWLS, Western dry picked, selected
heavy cuils out 3e do bbls. lesGi3c; do poor
10 medium 90 Ohio and Michigan scaided choice
l2ihc do Western. sealded 9al2Asc: dc south
western. egi2c; CAPoNs. Ohio l6a2oe COCKS old dry
picked and scalded snTse DCCks snrns ohio @ ana ana
GEESE Maryland choice. i2a13e; do Western. sqlle:
SQUADS. prime large white per dosen 81 1888 'e do
mixed 81 70: do dark. 81 .5i 10 cusis. 5ac
CAME-Wiid ducks only moderately active Rat
bits fairly plenty but all lots showing irregular
condition effects Of the late mild weather We
quote: WILD DUCKS. canvas per pair " 2aps3; DO
redheads 81 50GS2: do naliard $a$1 2e do rudy 5o1
V0c; teal biuewing 75c3$i TO- do grssnYing aa aae