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The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that l
will sell at public auction the fol
lowing described property, for
storage charges:
Three boxes of household goods
weighing $40 pounds, belonging
to { E. Everson.
Said sale will take place at 10
o'clock a. m. at Creswell's ware
house Saturday, November 7th,
1908.
X. c. CRESWELL.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
Slow Moving Remorse.

Remorse often oyertakes offenders
long after the evil has been done. A
middle aged man once sent the light
ing department Of Denver 50 in pay
ment for a street lamp he had broken
when boy; and a pocketbook con-
tanning a small sum was mailed to a
newspaper to be advertised as lost,
by some one who picked it up in the
street four years before.--Sunday
Magazine.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
England.

It is recorded that Philip H. OF
Spain, in the reign of Queen Eliza
beth, took small map of the world,
laid his little finger upon the tiny spot
OF England and, having thus obliter-
ated it, asked where England was. 1t
was nowhere then. But by contrast 1t
Is everywhere now. It is the largest
empire that now exists or that ever
has eXisted.-Lord CurZOn.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
Man with Remarkable Nerve.

A Pennsylvania took slow poison
and wrote a description Of his death.
He says that while shuffiing off he
whiled away the time picking ban
10, just like that, to show how uncon-
cerned he was Any one who can be
unconcerned while picking a banjo
has extraordinary fortitude.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
There Was a Reason.

'"Things look rather run down
around here" remarked the man who
had returned after many years to
his village. Run down? I should
say so,' replied the friend of his
youth. There's an automobile comes
through here about every three min
utes." sftt 5ssf
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Frank T. Thomas, deceased, and
for hearing the application of the
legatee under the said will for the
issuance to G. p. Sampson of let
tiers of administration.
Dated October 2Sth, 1908.
r. c. SMITH,
l1-14-3t EX-OffiClO Clerk.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
Good Reasoning.

"I don't see madam, how you can
expect us to pay any claim under
your husbands accident policy"
well, you see, it was this way
When he asks which it was, boy or
a girl, and the nurse said that he was
the father of triplets, he dropped.
Now, his death was due to an &C.
cident"
"How do you make that out?"
"The accident of birth
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Mrs. VIM Daze and daughter,
Catherine, were passengers for
Los Angeles on one of the delay
ed trains last Monday.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
Caused by Railway Accidents.

There is an average of one leg or
arm amputated in New York each
day in consequence of accidents
caused by surface, elevated or sub
way cars.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Mrs. H. H. Smith left for Need
les Sunday morning to visit with
relatives.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
THE Lemon
BY Phil SImms

in row on the foot of NJ Merton's
bed while he alternately stared at
them, trembling, and hid his face
under the covers, which somehow
failed to shut out the vision.
A wan-faced little woman sat by his
side holding his hand. She looked for
a moment at the wreck of her husband
on the hard bed, then at the gaudily
papered ceiling, wondering if an an
swer to her prayer would come
through the roof of the cheap hotel.
There came a rap at the door. A
man carrying square satchel entered,
and the little woman sprang up to
meet him.
ooh, doctor!" she cried. I'm so
glad you're here!"
The diagnosis was far from satisfac-
tory. "Delirium tremens," the physi-
clan said gravely 4 told him when
l treated him last to let up"
The wife bravely hid her tears and
fastened with trembling fingers a
shabby hat upon her head
Il must hurry to the theater," she
said. Its almost time for our act,
and this is the opening night. 1 must
be on time"
The Extra Man stepped before the
footlights and announced the sudden
illness of Mons. Merton, but his sis
ter, Mile, Merton, would go on.
When Mile. Merton stepped into
view of the audience, her threadbare,
faded red costume was the picutre of
poverty. The once headlining act of
the Musical Mertons that took the en-
tire stage, now worked in one"-that
is, before the first drop back of the
lights.
Fifty a week for two is mighty
small for travelling from engagement
to engagement, with an occasional
week of illness
So when Mile. Merton began play
ing a xylophone on rickety table
covered with spangled cloth of un-
certain color and NANCY looking, the
audience snickered
She was a lemon! Get the hook!"
the spectators talked out loud.
Manager Welles, tall and handsome,
stood in the wings. Now and then he
glanced mpatiently-almost fiercely-
through the peep-hole at the jibing,
hard-hearted throng.
"Oh, if they only knew" he muir
INJURED to himself
There was scarcely a ripply of ap-
plause when Mile. Merton finished un-
til boy in the gallery yelled deris-
lively:
Bring her out! She's great"
In the same spirit-that of poking
fun at her-round after round of ap-
plause followed, and the trembling
woman her face red with shame, was
commanded roughly by the stage man.
ager to go on again.
She tried to sing, but her voice
failed her utterly before the first verse
was done, and she was hooted off the
stage amid storm of jeers and cat
calls
In her dressing-room she sank down
upon her trunk and wept piteously,
her slender body shaking convulsive-
iy. A harsh tattoo on the door caused
her to spring up and open it.
'The old man-Welles-wa to
see you out 'front.'" the stage manager
growled vengefully, and, casting a con-
temptuous glance at her from head
to toe, turned away. If
With sinking heart, Mile. Merton
took off her makeup, donned her
street clothes. Fired! And without
cent!
4 Mary said Welles, tenderly, "you'
must get a divorce. He has ruined
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

MIR. and Mrs. E. Nj. Eversole
arrived from Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. Eversole has re-entered the
train service with the Santa Fe.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Mrs. o. l.. Jones of the clerical
force in Supt. Glbson's office, left
Tuesday tor a brief visit to Phoe
nix.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

DR.. P. D. Sprankle returned
Monday after brief visit to Los
Angeles
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

]. T. Jacobsen, Coast Line
superintendent of the Harvey
House system, visited Winslow
Monday.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
Quick Money Needed.

| have for sale 1000 shares of
The Denair Mercantile Land and
Development Co. stock. Cost me
100000. Also my Equity
100000 in 10 acres" of the finest
land in California. Also 200
shares of The Anti Friction
Journal Box Co." stock which
cost me $4,000 No reasonable
offer refused AS soon as | raise
$4,000 cash l will not sell any
OF the above. Take your choice
MILO n. THOMPSON,
PO. Box 1O7
WinslOw, Arizona.
In THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF NAVAJO, TERRITORY
OF ARIZONA.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Frank 7. Thomas. deceased.
Notice-Time for Proving Will
Notice is hereby given, that
Monday, the sev enth day of De
cember, A D. 1908, at 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day, and the court
room of said court, at HolbroOk,
said county and territory, has
been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will of sale
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

D. Benjamin, genera manager
of the Harvey eating house sys-
tenn, stopped overin Winslow the
first part of the week.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Fireman c. w. Walker left for
Canada Tuesday evening being
called to his wife's home on ac-
count of her serious illness.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

The Ladies of the Maccabbees
will serve a hot, home made din
ner on election day which will
undoubtedly be we'll patronized
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Miss Eunice King. for some
time past an apprentice operator
for the Santa Fe at WinslOw, has
been placed as operator a t Crook
ton.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

General Manager A. G Wells,
of the Santa Fe, passed through
on No. 8 Wednesday destined for
Albuquerque.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Mrs. VIM. Daze and daughter,
Catherine, were passengers for
Los Angeles on one of the delay
ed trains last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nj. Eversole
arrived from Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. EversOle has re-entered the
train service with the Santa Fe
Fireman c. w. Walker left for
Canada Tuesday evening being
called to his wife's home on ac-
count of her serious illness.
Miss Eunice King, for some
time past an apprentice operator
for the Santa Fe at WinSlOw, has
been placed as operator at Crook
ton
General Manager A. g Wells,
of the Santa Fe, passed through
on No. 8 Wednesday destined for
Albuquerque.
The Ladies of the Maccabbees
will serve a hot, home made din
ner. on election dav which will
undoubtedly be we'll patronized
D. Benjamin, genera manager
of the Harvey eating house svs-
tenn, stopped overin Winslow the
first part of the week.
]. T. Jacobsen, Coast Line
superintendent of the Harvey
House system, visited Winslow
Monday.
Mrs. 0. l.. Jones of the clerical
force in Supt. G1bson's office, left
Tuesday for a brief visit to Phoe
nix.
DR.. P. d. Sprankle returned
Monday after a brief visit to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. H. H. Smith left for Need
les Sunday morning to visit with
relatives.
Quick Money Needed.
| have for sale 1000 shares of
The Denair Mercantile Land and
Development Co. stock. Cost me
$1,000 O0 leo NV HEo,it1,
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Sept 1.-THE of the stock market today
abundant
money supplies which carried their
the available
establish declining
call
higher proved
from the indicated the the tide from
bohOod OF SzOOOO operations which amount 10
New
York which
felt
marked decline the daily
bank presented the subeasuy redemption which
of New
still upward
with
This
SlOOOCO
circulation The about
has been retired by the issuing explains this
call aceable
calling
bonds London November
There calling today
call and
call
the The of the
hands possible
combination
passing yesterday
whole
validity the Hepburn While
days and the prevailing
Bonds Total pa $3,9S8O00
on al
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE wheat market
opened hrm with prices a shade lower TO ss "a 1ac
hlsnef and during the first hour fresh gains Oh
nearly 1c were made in all deliveries as re-
suit OF active buying by the leaders. The bull
isn enthusiasm seemed to be based on the nril
demand for flour in the northwest and the orisk
inquiry for cash wheat at all the principal
centers IN this country. News or the DAY
iahed TO show any feature which would tend
70 encourage increased holdings of wheat ON
tne i contrary the Liverpool market was easy ana
tue movement in the northwest was again eA,
nrIntis nIisiy noeral hecelpts at Mihneapone s ane ~
Dululh i To-Day were more than 1our times as
large as they were the corresponding day LAST
year being 994 cars, while the total primary
receipts were more than double those OF a year
ago. Toward the end of the first hour long
wheat IN large quantities began to come into tne
PIT, number of the leading longs apparently
taxing advantage of the early bulge TO dispose
OF part of their holdings. As the session
advanced offerings became still more liberal ana
peI0fe the end of the day more than 5,ooO'Ooo
pushels, 1t was claimed, had been sold by about
dozen traders. These heavy sales caused a
stump in prices late in the session, from whicn
tne market failed to rally. The market was
STOCKS IN the northwest, Duluth reporting an
increase of 100000 bushels for the week
bushels New York reported II boatloads had
Deen taken for export, but locally the export
business was at standstill. Demand Tor cash
wheat here was tame at yesterdays prices
outside markets for cash wheat were firm early,
Dut weakened later i'll the day. The market
closed almost at the bottom.
deliveries OF corn SOlu dI new nlSn ieCoiu
marks Tor the season, September at one Tune
selling at Sl3sc. December touched 1Ossc ana
May closed 6S1sc. The fresh advance today
was due to active general demand based on
the reported drouth in the corn belt. After the
nrst hour sentiment became less bulllsh as d
result OF liberal realizing sales, the selling being
especially free in the new crop mouths. Inls
caused a decline in those deliveries, but the
september option held relatively steady ny
an advance of 1a@lc in the price of the cash
grain The market closed easy with prices "a q
ssc lower to sc higher
Extreme dullness prevailed in the oats mar
ket At the sample tables cash oats were firm
to 15c higher. The market closed easy at net
decline of A@%c
Trade in provisions was active and the market
was strong all day. at the close prices were
up 1Og221sc, compared with the previous close
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
THE STOCK MARKET
French Syndicate Reported Trying IN
Secure "A Large Block of Flor


Trading n local securities on the stock and
bond exchange was Guieter. and without feature
Quotations were steady as a rule, and there were
no fluctuations worthy OF note.
In the southern Nevadas there was some actfv
lty IN Combination Fraction at lower prices fha
stock losing Zoe on the day ts0ldfoid Conso,-
dated continued 20 decline aud closed at s.; IN
against S6.25 on Thursday. Round Mountain de-
elared dividend Of 4c. payable September lS
The COmstocks We're inactive and festilreIeSu
on and after this date quotations on Union ~
and United petroleum oil companies win no ~, II,
the basis Of new issues and the new shares ~.
only ones quoted Union oil company on : hasis
OF three new for one old share. United sDetroe1r,
on a basis OF i've and a half new for one oid
share. New certificates only will he oo[.5 ~ ~.
livery. 49, o9
The election Of Carl Raiss as member oe III
stock and bond exchange gives that exchanoa =
full membership for the drst time since fbe a.
Inc total membership is 4. composed OF 30 ma
vidual brokers and y banks uH-
The Sierra Nevada mining COMPANY has lovf.,
an assessment Of 10 cents per share. deiiuauent
October IA. "'i''ens
Philadelphia reports say that the recent al
vance IN Florence was due to the news fhat !.
French syndicate. which. contrary to general n.
lief. acquired good line Of CoIdfield Cansolf
dated a few weeks ago. had bid a large NJ
York house $450 for $4,000 shares Of Fio-anc
Wnlen DID was turned down, even though currsns
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
Calrs page Of Commercial News

and with great many dealers short or abso-
luteIy without supplies Of their own and win
orders that had to be filed the market re-
NAMED firm and made another advance On the
exchange the market jumped from soc TO SIC,
making total advance of &c a pound In two
days First were 1c pound higher at 26c, while
the other grades were unchanged A few small
lots were taken out of cold storage and the trade
was preparing for more liberal Withdrawals
There was change in eggs or cheese, the
market being active and hrm for all grades or
the former. while in the cheese department only
the top grade of California fats showed any
marked activity
Under the call on the exchange % fancy Tat
California eheeses sold at IL 15e potnd 70 cases
OF extra butter sold at 32c and 10 cases OF nrsr
do went at 26c.
Receipts were 81 400 lbs butter, $500 lbs
cheese and 1.57S cases eggs.
The following official quotations estabLshed
by sales bids and offers on the hOOr or tue
dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
various charges to be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. sc per 10,
steady; do frsts 26c. steady. do seconds, &c,
steady; do thirds, 2Uc, steady; eastern extras
25c. steady; packing stock, hrm at 211se FOR No.
1 and Ice for No. .
Cheese-Ca alifornia: Fancy fats, n1se pee ID
steady; do irsts 101sc, steady; do seconds. S12e.
steady; fancy Young Americas, 121se, weak; 90
frsts l2e, weak. Oregon: Fancy flats, lSc'
weak: fancy Young Americas, 141se, weak
Eggs (per dozen, cases acknowledgements
fresh extras 3se steady; do hrsts, 81 lse,
steady; do seconds, 261ac. steady do thirds. &c,
steady; eastern selected, 25c, steady; do nrsts'
23c. steady; do seconds, zoe, steady; storage ex-
traS 2yc steady.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
Ea.tern Livestock Market

OMAHA. Sept. 1.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900.
Market slow but steady. Western steers,
$3.50@5.50; range and heifers. $2.50@
4.25; Gamers, 2.25@3; stockers and feeders,
S2.75@5; calves, S3@5.25; bulls and stays,
Hogs : Receipts. 1900. Market strong
Heavy, S6.60@6.75; mixed. S6-65@6.7o; light,
S6.so@6.so; pigs. s4.55@625; bulk of sales,
sheep-Receipts, $4,000; market steady
Yearlings, SS.90@4.3 .35; wethers, $3.40@4; ewes,
S3@3.G0; lambs. S5@525.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1.-Cattle-Receipts,
1000: market steady Stockers and feeders,
S2.s0@5.10; bulls. S240@3.6O; calves, $3.50@
ESQ; western steers, S3.65@520; western
cows: 81. .40@3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market strong to sc
higher. Bulk of sales, $6.S0@705; heavy,
SIM7.10 packers and butchers, $675@7 TO-;
light, $640@7; pigs, S4@e.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market weak Nut
tons, S3.S0@4.20; lambs, $4@5.40; range
wethers, S3.40@4.25; fed ewes, $3.25@4.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Cattle- Receipts, 800;
market steady. Beeves, s31o@55o; Texans:
feeders, $2.6o@4;5o; cows and heifers, S1.so@
Hogs-Receipts, about $4,000: market DC
higher. Best selling at new high record marks
for the year. Light S6.40@7.12t; mixed,
So. 45@7.20; heavy, S6.45@7.20; rough. s6.45@
sos: good to choice heavy, S665@7 20; pigs,
$4.20@6.15: bulk of sales, S6S0@7.05
Sheep-Receipts. about 10000; market weak.
Natives, S2.256425; westerns, $225@4. .25;
yearlings, $4.2O@7.25; lambs, $3.5o@5. so;
westerns, $3.50@5.S5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
Los Angeles Market.

LOS ANGELES Sept 11.-Egg dealers again
boosted prices today at the call of the produce
exchange. Bidding for the commodity was lively
and several sales were made at quotations that
indicated good advantage over the price yester-
ranch advanced 1c and the quotation for case
count was raised hc. While receipts showed
good increase over the arrivals yesterday, the
supply was not in excess OF the demand and
decidedly firm undertone was manifest in the
market.
Aside from the trade in eggs little of interest
transpired. Butter and cheese were unchanged in
price and the movement slow. slightly
weaker tone is apparent in the market for pota-
toes and some dealers predict decline In prices
in the near future. Beans and other vegetables
in fair demand.
Produce exchange receipts: Eggs. 139 cases;
butter 12,66s pounds; cheese, 1854 pounds; po-
tatoes. 1879 sacks; beans, 72 sacks; apples, 5932
boxes; onions, "a sacks; sweet potatoes, 251
sacks
Cheese-Northern fresh 14c; anchor. large,
I5c; anchor Young America, 16c; hand cheese.
anchor brand. lie; eastern singles 16@14c; east
eastern longhorn, II. @1sc; eastern daisy, 111a@
sc Swiss, imported. 2S@30c: Swiss. domestic,
1Sc; brick cream lSc; limburger, 1Sc Tulare.
l4c; imported Rocquefort, 44c; Edam, 1851
size: German breakfast $1.10 box: Neufchatel,
$l20 box; Sierra, $1.10 box; Canada cream.
dozen to a box. 95c; Schlosskase, 81 box;
Butter-Greamery extra 571sc; creamery frsts.
Doe; eastern extras, 271ac: cooking butter, 24c.
Eggs-Local ranch, candled. 34@36c; case
count. Bic dozen; eastern fresh 21@2sc; stor-
age selected. 25@26c.
Potatoes (per ctD--New local Burbanks, $1.5O;
new highland 81 40; new local sweet potatoes,
lac Il pound.
onions Cper Northern red, z5c@$1: Ans
tfalian brown. 90c@$1 silverskin, 81; garlic, ga
lOc pound.
Beans (per ctj--Pink, No l, $3.I504 local.
No. !. S., 5,25@5.50; Lady. Washington, No, /, 50;
small white No l. So; blackeye, $3.50; Garvan-
zas. $500; lentils $1150.
Poultry Cbuying prices, aliye)-Brollers, a to
pounds and up, 12c: under pounds, Zoe; old
ROSTERS. 6@1c; turkeys heavy. 2oc;.. light. not
wanted. Selling prices. dressed-Broilers, 20c
pound fryers zoe; roasters, 15c: hens 15c; ducks.
frozen, f5c; live ducks 14@l5c; geese, 1915
allie
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

Green corn was the only article on the list Of
miscellaneous vegetables to show any frmness
yesterday and only the best stock was wanted,
there being no sale whatever for poor or dried up
lots. which figured largely in the receipts and
which could not be quoted. Business in the other
vegetables of good proportions. but supplies
were so far in excess of requirements that it was
impossible to effect partial clearances or to
hod prices at anything like satisfactory level
Sweet potatoes were spelling in the warm weather
and were easier at lower range. Burbank pota-
toes were in burdensome supply, rough estimate
placing the stocks of river goods on the wharves
at 25, 900 sacks. Prices were weak a natural
result, and Salinas Burbanks shared the weak
ness. Onions, too, were in oyersupply, though
stocks were not burdensome as those of po-
tatoeS.
Potatoes (per ctl--New white 60d9Oc; Salinas
Burbanks, $l.35@l.55; sweet potatoes, 1@1lae
per lb.
Onions--New yellow. soc per ctl.
Vegetables-Green corn, 81 .2562. 90 per sack
and So. per crate; tomatoes 20@50c per
box: cucumbers, 30@40c per box; pickle cucum-
bers. 6oc@s1 per. box: green peas. 2aa4c per
lb; string and wax beans, 244c per
lb; lima beans, 4M5c per lb sum
mer squash 4o050c per box; green peppers 2J6
50c per box; garlic. e@7c per III; cabbage, s5@
75c per ctl: caulihower. 65@75e per dozen tur
nips. Toe per sack; carrots. 81 per sack: green
okra, 40@60c per box; egg plant, 100000 per
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
New York Grain and Prndnce

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Flour-Receipts "a :
400 barrels; exports. 10, 700 barrels. Steady but
slow.
Rye Flour-steady. Choice to fancy. s4.55@
465
wheat-Receipts 81 900 bushels: exports. 80.
600 bushels Spot. barely steady; No. . red
S1.039s al .0Jk elevator; No. . red. 81 045s f. O.
h. afoat; No. ] northern Duluth 81 1OB f O. h
af0at; No. hard winter. $107 T. o. b. afioat
In the face of big northwest receipts and easy
cables. wheat had sharp advantage this morn
ing 1t was based on good cash demand dry
weather news aud strength in outside markets
but. becoming oyerbought, the marker eventually
September. $1.055s d106A. closed 81 O5Ss (: De
May, SloI7s @1.0ss4. closed S1.07ss.
Hops-Quiet
Wool-Quet
PetrOeum--Steady
sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining 5.40c; CEN
trifugal, o6 test. 5.90c; moasses sugar. 515c: re-
hned. steady; crushed, 5.SOc; powdered. 5.20c:
granulated. 5.i0c.
ButtermEasy: Creamery specials a4@241ac;
extras 231zM23alc.
Cheese-FIrn. unchanged.
Eggs-Firm. Western frsts, 22@2215c: sec
onds. 20A M21 12c.
Coffee-Futufes closed steady net unchanged
70 . points lower. Cables state that strike is
Interfering WITH business in Santos. Sales were
reported IN the local market OF Is 600 bags in
cludngs september, 5.D0c; November 5.60c: De-
eeinbfr. 5,gge. March, May and July ). soc Spot
quiet. 10. Rio, 6Ac No. 4 Santos, SIC: mild
quiet; Cordosa, 9i4m12Ihc.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
.Egg Marked in Nearby Counties

PETALUMA, Sept. 1.-THE general price paid
for eggs today by local dealers was 36c. ard de-
livery was fair. The Peta luna division OF the
Sonoma county poultry cooperative association
will meet Saturday and discuss Incorporation
SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 11.-GOod marketings are
made by poutrymen who receive SIC for eggs.
with strong demand. Shipments light ana
viii continue until local demands are more
fully met.
SANTA ROSA, Sept. 1.-THE local egg mar
ket remained unchanged today. and all abayers
were offering SO cents per dozen for choice
eggs and SO cents for seconds. Receipts
low ebb. owing to the warm weather. late
ness of the season and the reduction of many
yards. The indications are that the
flock for next spring will be greatly below
what it has been in former years.