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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17
Letters 90 Wrong Chambers.

II wish hat the people Of this city and
vicinity would learn that I am not con
nected with the Iowa Anti-saloon league
In any official position" said II. J. Cham
bers, former clerk OF the district court
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

Hammocks, 20 per cent discount all this
week. We offer our entire stock of ham
mocks at a special discount. p. c. De Vol
Hardware Co.. 6A Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17
Davis, drugs

Davis, drugs.
CORRIGANS. Undertakers Phones 1s
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $40.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver-
tlsing, use The Bee.
Deering binders and mowers. spearling
u Triplett, SG Broadway.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN is
THE DIAMOND THEATER.
BAIRD, LoNGENECKER & ROLAND,
Undertakers. Phone l22, N. Main St.
Drop Pattern sale Of picture moulding
now on. Alexander's, 800 Broadway.
Dr.. w. W. Magarell, optometrlst, moved
to a6-2OS City National bank building.
FARMERS, NOTICE-InternatOnal Harv-
&c. spot cash. j. Zoller Mercantile Co,
lO-lO2-l04-lG Broadway. Phones 800.
Three licenses to wed were issued yes.
Rev. Henry belongs vigilance was re-
warded by being called upon 10 o~fficiate al
an thTee ceremonies, which were performed
In MS office In the county court house.
Mrs. Ed Anderson, living on South First
street, stepped off a westbound car on the
Omaha line near the DEPOT
last night before the car had come to q
STOP. she fell and struck her head against
the granite paving and was rendered I'M
conscious. Tn city ambulance was sum
moned and she was conveyed to the Ed.
mundson Memorial hospital. Up to a late
hour last night she had not regained con
sCiousness.
YOUR VEGETABLES early and
get tnem fresh. We have nice cooking Ap-
pies at 35c peck, blue plums, 1Oc dozen:
peaches, zoe dozen. Try our dried beef. fine
Tor sandwiches. We are getting better to-
matoes nov, 25o basket; cucumbers, three
Tor lOc. We know we can please you in
c~ottee-try our special at Csc pound, We
nave fne Watermelons at 25c each. Try
some OF our peanut butter. Bartel a. Mil.
Ter. Telephone 1853.
James Minor, a farmer living near Mo-
dale, In Harrison county, charged with
creating a disturbance on a North western
Bluffs on the evening of June %. demanded
a trial before a jury In the court of Jus
tce Gardiner, where the case was taken
on a change OF venue from the court of
Justice Cooper yesterday. The fury. evil
dently taking into consideration that Minor
In Missouri Valley for the same disturb.
anoe, brought in a verdict Of not guilty.
SATURDAY SPECIALS-Home-Rrown An
pies, per peck, csc; large Georgia watermel-
ons, from 3Oc up; cantaloupe melons. 1Oc
each; California peaches, per dozen, zoe;
California plums, SOC per basket; new cell
cry, per stalk, &c; 3 oucumbers, 1oc: large
size Gem milk, regular 10c, today 60 per
can; tomatoes, per basket, 25c; quart fruit
Jars Of olives, SOC each. Now is the time to
buy your fruit Jars, pints, 4Oc; quarts, Soc;
one-half gallon Jars, COO. These prices for
a few days only. Jelly glasses, with lids,
25c per dozen. Ginger snaps and soda crack
ers, per pound, nc. L. Green, 134 Broad
way. Telephone 82I.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

Let US figure your contract on painting.
We know we can satisfy you. H. Bor-
wick, I'll South Maint street.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

Twenty per cent discount on our entire
line Of hammocks. Petersen s. sehoenins
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

Twenty per cent discount on porch furni-
ture. Petersen & Schoening Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17
wedding Rings

delay or altering, 50 to SIP. Engraving
free. Leffert.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

Refrigerator sale, 20 per cent discount
on our stock Of refrigerators this week.
z. c. De Vol Hardware Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17
Fire Team M practic

Fire Team Mt Practice.
Lou and Herb. the team OF bay colts
at No. 4 engine house, which will repre-
sent Council Bluffs at the annual tourna-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

Twenty per cent discount on go-carts.
Petersen & Schoening Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

hurt. His wife was unconscious three
hours, but had no bones broken. Neigh
bors on the veranda ware uninjured.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

FOR MEDICAL AND TAMILY USE
BUY YOUR LIQUORS AT ROsENFELD
LIQUOR CO.. 6s S. Main. Phones a29a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

vhs oounen 1fnffs offios Of ths
omaha BEE n ~ - geoet street.
Aoth Phones ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

Twenty per cent discount on all refriRer-
ators. Petersen & schoening Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

July Clearance of Pictures.
Big discounts on pictures, both framed
and unframed. Alexander's Art Store, $50
Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17

N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. $50. Night, F-l7Os.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-17
NIarriaEe Licensen.

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
CATTLE STARVING BUT
HAY VERY PLENTIFUL
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Gunnison, March 15.-Four Gun
nison ranchmen have just returned
from western Colorado, where they
went to buy cattle TO eat up their hay,
as there seemed no prospects of being
able to ship any hay out. They re-
port hundreds of head of stock dying
in the lower valley from want of
feed, but almost none that would
bear shipment
In those sections humane agents
have been after the resident ranch
men. They asserted themselves able
and willing to buy feed, but that 1t
was absolutely impossible to get 1t
shipped in. There are in the Gun
nison valley. near this city. at least
5000 tons baled and ready for ship
ment, and twice that amount of loose
hay which will not be needed here
and which is Offered at S11 and $12
ton. However, no. cars can be Sc
cured to ship it out. Some ranchmen
have had cars ordered since Decem-
ber.
This mountain hay is of extra fine
quality. and 1t seems unfortunate that
stock should be dying in scores a
hundred miles west of us. when this
feed is available if the roads had mo-
tive power TO transport it.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
CANN0NS POWER WAS BROKEN BY
CHAMP CLARK AND FOLLOWERS TODAY

At the other end of the capitos,
a different situation was presep.>oN
The house. with its 20 new mccoy
had to organize, and this m2,S IN
sumed considerable timeSsS new
members We're sworn in > ates.
Aside from the fight Ia IN Speaker
Cannon and the adoption of the rules,
there was great solicitude among the
members as to the outcome of the BIZ
ennial lottery for seats.
Representative Champ Clark has
been chosen as the democratic candi-
date for speaker
The fight over the rules OF the
house began at ! :22 pm, when Rep
resentative Dalzell (republiean) Of
fered a resolution making the rules
of the last house the rules for the
present session.
The democrats forced a roll call
on ordering the previous question.
The previous question was ordered
by a vote of 19i to 1SS. The effect
of this action was to shut of all de-
bate.
The roll was then called on the
adoption of the resolution. Dalzell' s
resolution was defeated by vote OF
1913 to 1S9.
A scene was reated in the cham
ber when Champ Clark, the demo-
cratic leader, and Dalzell engaged in
heated argument over the right of
the latter to nd at the speaker IS
desk during the roll call.
Clark offered It resolution provid-
ing for the appointment of a commit
tee of Is to amend the rules and
with modification making the pres
ent rules applicable for the present
The previous question was asked
for.
The house refused, by vote OF
203 to iT9, to order the previous
question. with the result that the
question was again left in the air
After the Clark resolution hat
been disposed of. the house had pro
tracted debate on the resolution pre-
sented by Fitzgerald amending tn,
rules in "A slighter degree.
The special message OF Presiden
Taft had not been transmitted I,
congress at 3 pm. The message ma.
not be received until tomorrow. |
is to be brief. according to statement
made by President Taft.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
COLORADO NEEDS
SYCAMORE TREES
Especial to The Sentinel.


Denver, March 15.=S. A. Gaylor
of Washington has written Governor
Shafroth to the effect that he thinks
more trees. He states that he has
gathered off the capitol grounds ar
Washington 100000 fresh sycamore
seedlings and that he wants to send
them to the governor for distribution
among the school children of Colo
RADIO for planting purposes.
A sycamore Seeding is. according
to Governor Shafroth. sycamore
seed just sprouting or rather just
bursting at one end and ready 10
sprout
Gaylor in his letter says that he
has watched Governor Shafrotb
through his career and thinks the
governor is about ready to make =
ten strike with the people of the
United States and Gaylor wants ks
show the appreciation of the gov
ernor's rise" by making him pres
ent of one-fifth of a million seeds
for planting purposes
One cannot help but wonder il
Gaylor ever lived in Colorado when
Governor Shafroth was congress
man and II Governor Shafrofh Ioatfen
him down with every mail delivery
with half dozen packages of every
kind of seeds from the agricultural
department.
The governor stated that he wo;l5
refer Mr.. Gaylor's letter and ansuc-
TO Mrs. Cook of the educational de-
partment of the state.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
A FINE SHOWING
[special % nc sentinol

Florence. March I5.-The annual
reports OF the officers of the Civic
Improvement league shows a balance
in the treasury of S123.32 There
are l72 adult members and 233
juvenile members. More than 5000
had been received by the league dur
ing the year; $500 was paid for lots
adjoining those given to the league
by Senator James a. McCandless, to
make what is now Central park The
league has accomplished much in the
first year of its existence, and it has
Il bright future.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
AN EXCITING DAY.
TDy Associated Press. I

Washington, Mar 15.-Precisely
at noon today the extraordinary ses-
sion of congress. called by the presi-
dent for the purpose of enacting tar
iff legislation, began.
AS is always the case with the con-
vening of congress, a great crowd was
attracted to the capitol.
In the senate the principal inter-
est centered in the new vice presi-
dent and in the swearing in of Sem
ator Stephenson of Wisconsin. who
had been reelected after a very bit
ter contest.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
[specIal 10 INC sentinel. ]

Denver. March 15.-Gov. Shafroth
today sent his first veto message to
the legislature. He disapproved the
bill appropriating 100000 for the
erection of workshop, building for
the blind in Denver He gives his
reasons. clear and forceful. in the
message.
This morning the governor sent to
the senate the appointments of ex-
Gov. Alva Adams and Ilr. w. w.
Grant. of Denver, as members of the
state lunacy commission.
The morning session of the senate
was devoted to the consideration of
number of measures
Senator O'Connell offered & resc-
luton demanding an investigation of
the charges made by DIR. Beshoar to
the effect that bribery and trickery
was resorted to in influencing votes
on his contest for the seat of Senator
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
HIS SKULL THIN
Especial to The Sentinel. !

Trinidad. March ia peculiar
feature has developed by the death
of David Evans. a miner, of the
Green Canon Coal company, who was
struck by Jeff Winfrey at a mine in
Augiiar two nights ago. AT the
autopsy, held yesterday. the skull of
the dead man was examined and
found that it was scarcely thicker
than an ordinary piece of wrapping
paper, and was almost transparent.
Tney found that death was caused by
hemorrhage of the brain. Winfrey
is in the jail on the charge 1iur-
der
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
WELL. KNOWN
MAN is DEAD

tVm. T.. Hazard, II well known
eNpressmnn OF this city and fa-
niliar on the streets as the own
er and driver of Hazards Ifx-
press" died last night af his
home at 1917 Chipeta avenue af-
ter AN Illness of eight days.
The death was unexpected and
Is II great shock to the family
and friends. Mr.. Hazard was so
years of age and had been
resident of the city about three
years coming here from Minturn,
Colo. He leaves II wife, four
daughters and two sons. two of
whom. n son and one daughter
live in this city.
The funeral arrangements are not
yet announced, awaiting the arrival
of Mrs. Malloy, formerly of this city,
now of San Francisco. a daughter OF
Mr.. Hazard. The other children are.
Mrs. T. II. Mann. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs
A. S. Springer, and Edward and Thos
The latter is well known
here and is connected with the Wohi-
fort Drug Co. The second son is an
engineer running out of Charlie
Mann of Minturn, Mrs. T. II. Phillips
Mrs. Springer and the two sons were
present at tine time of the death.
Cosgrove & Slough have charge Of
the remains
The deceased was a member Of no
fraternal orders. He was a man of
excellent character and was respecfcd
by all who knew him.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
DECORATE
FOR PINCHOT

As the date for the big meet
ing to be held in Grand juno
ton ON the occasion of the visit
of Clifford Pinchot, chief of the
forest service of the United
States, grows nearer, the en-
fhusiasm and interest over and
in the meeting increases rapidly.
There is every Indication that
large crowd will be here Satur-
day to hear Mr.. Pinchot.
Secretary Mahoney. of the Cham
ber of Commerce. and other citizens
who are taking an active part in COM
pleting the arrangements for the big
meeting, are very anxious that Mr.
Pinchot shall be given most cordial
reception. Reports received from
GIenwood. Plateau valley and many
other points and sections indicate
that large delegations are coming to
the city.
Secretary Mahoney will make an
effort to get modest system of dec
orations on the streets and amons
the business houses for that day. II
is hoped that all the business men
will cooperate in this movement and
make special displays for the day
and all who have flags should put
them out Such large gathering OF
the stockmen, forest men, and other
citizens. should not go unnoticed by
the city as whole
Efforts will be mnde to get Chief
Pinchot to remain over in Grand
Junction until Monday or Tuesday
morning as his next stop after Grand
Junction will be Delta and he VIII
probably find it more convenient TO
remain here over Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
BURNING VILLAGES
AND NUMBERING PEOPLE
IBy Associated Press. j

= St. Petersburg, Mar. 10
+ Advices from the Persian from
+ tier say that 1000 Persian gov
= ernment horsemen and 500 of
: the infantry are marching upon
= Jutfa. Villages are being dew
: astated and people are being
= shot down right and left
Already ten villages. four of
+ which are inhabited by Russian
+ subjects, have been pillaged and
I. burned.
+ Three hundred families have
= taken refuge on an island in the
+ river opposite Jutfa.
: + + I. !. + !. 4. + j. i. i. !. !. j. !.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
THE GOVERNOR VETOES BILL AND
SENDS IN NEW APPOINTMENTS
pinchot Reaches Denver.


Chief Pinchot of the national for
est service, arrived in Denver this
morning. He refuses to discuss his
policies, declaring that he will do that
in his addresses before the legislature
and elsewhere in the city and state
All arrangements are completed for
the meeting.
Nineteen Bills Passed.
Nineteen bills have passed both
houses of the legislature, out OF the
more than 10OO introduced.
No Decision Today.
The state supreme court handed
down no decision today on the Dem
yer saloon cases involving the local
option laws constitutionality.
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The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS.
tBy Associated Press. ]

Washington. Mar. 15.-The regu-
lar republicans in the house of rep
resentatives went down in defeat to-
day in their efforts to stave off the
movement to amend the rules of that
body. By the narrow margin of 4
votes the republican insurgents. aid
ed by the democrats, were enabled
to vote down the resolution making
the rules of the Goth congress appli-
cable to the present session.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
WORLD NOT GUILTY
TBy Associated Press. I

[
NEW YORK, MARCH t5.-THE
PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS OF THE NEW YORK
WORLD, THROUGH THEIR COUN-
Sell, PLEADED NOT GUILTY TO-
DAY IN THE FEDERAL COURT TO
THE CHARGE OF CRIMINAL IL
BEL IN THE PANAMA CANAL
CASE. ONE WEEK WAS GRANT
ED TO PREPARE SPECIAL PLEAD
ING AS TO JURISDICTION OF
COURTS.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
SERIOUS RIOTS AS
RESULT OF STRIKE
IBy Assoclated Press. !

+ Paris, Mar. 15.-The difficult /
+ ty with the telegraphers of the I
= postoffice department resulted I
+ in riTsng today when at noon 4
= ne.oScV It's came ON duty Win I
+ ~ we're smashed and instru- 1
Z o' is demolished. Amid a I
Gene of great excitement the I
! police rushed in and made many 4
/. arrests. 1
+ The city is in suspense con- I
+ cerning the likelihood of gem 4
+ eral strike.
+ + i. + 4. :. 1. + 4. + + I. I. = + =
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
GRAND JURY BUSY
IBy Associated Press. ]

PITTSBuRG, PA. MARCH f5.-
JUDGE DAVIS TODAY is AUTHOR
IZED TO USE THE MARCH GRAND
JURY WHICH HAS BEEN CALLED
IN EXTRA SESSION FOR DRAG
NET PURPOSES IN CONNECTION
WITH MUNICIPAL CORRUPTION.
THIS OPENS THE WAY TT is SAID
FOR IMPORTANT GRAFT DE
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
JOHNSON IN CHICAGO
lBy Assoclated Press.

chicago. Mar l5.-Jack Johnson.
the colored pugilist, arrived here To
day
1t was noticed that his white wife
was not with him. she having stopped
at Milwaukee to visit friends.
Chas. Kitzmiller. the well known
pomoter. leaves this afternoon for
Denver on flying business trip
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
Primary Bill stilI Quiet.

The senate this afternoon is con-
sidering the bill providing for re-
submission to the people of the mat
ter of paying the old state warrants.
No advancement was made on the
primary measure in the senate today
Weiser's Bill Passes.
I his morning the house passed
about 3 dozen bills on third reading.
including the Weiser bill concerning
the paroling of convicts.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
PRAYING FOR RAIN
TBy Associated Press.

ID1 RSSONIdltU TTtsS. t
SAI4TILLO, SPAIN, MARCH 15.-
THE DROUTH is SO SEVERE IN
THIS SECTION THAT BISHOP ECH-
EVERRIA HAS ORDERED PRAY
ERS IN ALL CHURCHES FOR
THREE DAYS. HE Is PERSONAL
LY CONDUCTING SERVICES IN
THE CATHEDRAL IN THIS CITY.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

The fearless and brilliant democratic leader who
umphant clashes in the house today with Daz Cannon
and who by his of the democratic minority and
the republican today
during the last
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
NEW MAYOR ELECTED
IBy Associated Press. ]

Los ANGELES. CAL, MARCH IL
w. ID. STEPHENS WAS ELECTED
UNANIMOUSLY BY THE CITY
COUNCIL TODAY TO SERVE As
MAYOR UNTIL MARCH 26. THE
DATE FOR THE RECALL ELEC-
TION.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Mrs j. S. Carnahan leaves this al
ternoon on No. for an extended
Eastern trip. She will visit her old
home and friends and will make II
very extended visit.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
BOAT STILL AGROUND
IBy Associated Press. ]

Honolulu, II. l., Mar. 15.-The
army transport which went aground
while entering the harbor here Sat
urday night has not yet been re-
fioated.
Tugs are standing by to pull the
stranded vessel off at high tide.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Mrs. George Hendrix is recovering
from serious operation at st. Mary's
hospital
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Again today large number OF
people have registered at the county
clerks office.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
IBy Associated Press. ]

Washington, March 15.-Joseph
G. Cannon. of Illinois. has been re-
elected speaker of the lower house of
congress in the face of an aggressive
and determined opposition. The bal
lot taken this morning. after the
opening of the extra session of con-
gress, resulted in the following vote:
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

]. C. Cannon, of Illinois. 204
Champ Clark. of Missouri. 166
Cooper. CO Wisconsin. $500. s
Esch, of Wisconsin - /
Norris, of Nebraska ...
Hepburn, of Iowa - l
The democratic caucus held this
morning adjourned till tonight after
adopting resolutions to the effect that
the democrats would support Champ
Clark in seeking an enlargement of
the rules committee to fifteen mem
bers, these members TO be elected by
the house and not appointed by the
speaker.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
Senator DeLong Praises Attorney Gen
eral Barnett-Pinchot Reaches
Denver

Barela. After heated arguments the
resolution was Withdrawn.
belong Makes a Talk.
Under a question of personal priv
ilege Senator Horace r. DeLong this
morning addressed the senate COM
mending Attorney-General John T.
Barnett for his willingness to arise
above party politics In rendering his
decision on the question of whether
or not the lieutenant governor had a
right to vote in the Beshoar-BareIa
contest.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

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Evening journal., 1909-06-03
SOCIETY FOLK
ATTEND OPERA

Everyone. almost without exception,
who has attended the performances OF
''The Mikado" by the John c. Dempsey
Opera Company. will willingly admit
that such strictly high class produc-
tions are what the better element o.
this city are willing TO patronize.
Box parties of Wilmingtons best So
ciety people have during this week,
been the rule, and not the exception.
Among those who already have had
box parties are; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
P. Wales. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood c.
jackson, the Misses jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Swift, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Leslie Carpenter, Miss Elizabeth
Wales, Miss Shortlidge and Miss Lit.
tell. The dupont family have patron.
lied the new enterprise literally, and II
is expected that every well known
family will be represented when. Mr.
Dempsey and the local managers vii
donate a liberal percentage Of their re.
ceipts to that well-deserving charitable
institution THE Home of Mercifu
Rest"
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
PHARMACISTS
MEET HERE

The annual meeting of the Delaware
Pharmaceutical Society is being held in
the Clayton House to-day.
Twenty-Five or more members are at
tending the meeting. J. T. Challenger
of New Castle. vice-president for New
Castle county is presiding in the absence
of the president, William Poole. Of this
city. The Rev. w. 6. Koons. Of Scott NJ
r. Church, welcomed the delegates and
opened the forenoon session with prayer
The response was made by N. B. Dan
forth. of this city.
Delegates were appointed as follows:
To the meeting of the American Pharm-
aceutical Association at San Francisco in
September-H. X. Watson. Of wilmington
To the meeting for the revision of the
United States Pharmacopoeia at Washing
ton on May 10. 1910. II. ]. Watson, of Del
aware College; w. F. Dunn. Of Smyrna;
William Poole. of Wilmington; alternates,
Thomas Donaldson. of Wilmington; J. O
Bosley Of Wilmington and J. T. Challen-
ger. Of New Castle.
To attend the meeting Of the Pennsyi-
vania Pharmaceutical Association on
June g. H. P. Brown. G. o. Hancock and
Erdman Hoffman. all of Wilmington.
To the Philadelphia Pharmaceutical AS
sociatlon, J. NJ Harvey, OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. June 3-FEED.-
Trade was quiet but offerings were only
moderate and prices ruled steady We
quote car lots:
Winter bran. in bulk. per ton s2sa2s5 80;
spring bran. in lo0-pound sacks. per ton.
SIS. .50a29
BALED HAY AND sTRAW.-Hav met
with fair sale and was kept pretty we'll
cleaned up at full figures Straw was
quiet and unchanged. Quotations.:
Timothy hay-Choice large bales, $3.50;
No. j large bales. SIS: choice small bales.
$3.50; No; / small bales $500; No. 2,
$l4a15; No. 3, Sl250a13.50; no grade,
s950a11.50. Clover mixed hay-No. /, SiS.
a13.50; No. 2. S11.0Oai2.00. Straw No /
straight rye, s2S0Oa2S.50 No. 2. do. s27.
POULTRY-Live met with fair sale and
values were well sustained under mod
crate offerings Quotations:
Fowls. 16al6izc.; old roosters. lie; spring
chickens, as to size and quality, 24a30c.
ducks. as to quality 12al3c.: pigeons, old.
per pair, 2SaSoc.; do young, per pair,
22a25c
EGGs-selected, 25a2s: Nearby frsts
dn free cases), q; Nearby current re-
ceipts In returnable crates), p; Nearby
seconds Cn returnable crates. 2ia21i5
Western firsts lin free cases), %; do fair
10 good, 2la22; Southern, 20a22.