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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
DECREASED NET EARNINGS
OF ILLINOIS TRACTION CO

+ bloomington. H., Oct. S.-The earn
ing statement of the Illinois Traction
system 70 r the month of July just
posted here. shows a decrease over
the corresponding month year ago
but showed a fine increase for the
first seven months OF the year The
gross earnings for July 1909, We're
s3G2.729, against $3i2,273. The ope-
rating expenses for this year were
s215,S22, while for the same period
last year they we're $i9i, $50, showing
a net earning decrease of s4o2e For
the first seven months of this year
the net earnings increased s37.7oo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09

pearl finds. The Rev Eli Lane of this
city will quit the season with over
$500 to the good. The mussel beds
are becoming extinct in many parts
OF the old river and to protect them
from ruthless pearl hunters the Iegis-
lature passed law making a closed
season. Many diggers have sold
enough shells to pay all expenses and
are ahead on all pearls found. The
button factories are bidding for the
shells and this year are bidding pref
ty lively for the stuff.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
R. A. CLUB TO OPEN
Season With Athletic Program al
Rooms-Max Miller Will Meet
Beaka On Mat.

The r. a. Club will open their sea
son Of wrestling and ring sports next
Monday night at the club rooms,
Brackey's hail., Thirty-fourth AMI
Sycamore streets. Max Miller who
wrestled last Wednesday night with
wild joe Collins at the opera house
will meet Beaka on the mat Bob
Seward. the Cairo Kid" will meet
Kid Zimmerman of Nebraska in a six
round boxing match. This promises
to be lively match as the people of
Cairo know what Seward can do and
from all reports, Zimmerman Is
shifty. Besides these two big events
there will also be the battle royal
and the barrel stunt The barrel
stunt is lively and affords great
deal of amusement to the spectators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09

tainment until their train leaves at Il
O'clock, Mayor Parsons has written
Capt. Fowler that there will be prob
ably eight delegates from Cairo.
A letter from Capt Ellison, of the
Ohio River Improvement Association,
to Mayor Parsons expresses the hspe
that the Cairo delegation will join the
Louisville delegation on its special
train for Cincinnati on the 18th inst.
Louisville will send about 200 dele
gates, and it Is desired that all the
delegates south of Louisville shall be
in that city in time to 70 into Cincin-
natl on the same train
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEWS IRON OUR NEIGHBoRs
an q sssssxs..sax.ss

tNGlltHS. ....-.
Saturday afternoon there will be a
football game between the boys of the
Vienna high school and the Anna
high school boys.
Congressman r, T. Chapman, Mr..
and Mrs. George English, Mr.. and
Mrs Vim. ~Gri$som, Misses Bette
Gates and Kate Thacker left Tuesday
evening to attend the state fair at
Springfield.
Mr.. David Cowan IS a st. Louis
visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. Kuykendall are at
tending the fair at Cape Girardeau.
The NJ. r. Aid Socieyt will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Clara
Galeener.
fhe Cheerful Workers of the Goa
gregationa church met Wednesday
afternoon in the church parlor.
Mr.. w. G. Jackson and Miss Edn5
D. Balance We're married at The
home OF the brides parents on We'd
nesday afternoon by Dr, 0. H. Clarl
of the M, f. church.
Rev. f. w. Sears has accepted q
call from the First Christian churcf
at Pontiac H., and will remove to
that place
Mr.. Ell Morton is somewhat In
proved. He has been threatened witt
blood poison caused from badk
mashed finger
N Dr. Il. W. Rose $40 was kicked b.
9 horse the last day of the fair, is
slowly improving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
Money Comes in aunches !.

to A. A. Chisholm, of Treadwell, N.
Y, now. His reason is well yorth
reading: For long time | suffered
from Indigestion, torpid liver. consti-
patton, nervousness, and general de-
bility", he writes. 81 couldn't sleep.
had no appetite nor ambition grew
weaker every day in spite of all med;
ical treatment. Then | used Electric
Bitters. Twelve bottles restored all
my old-time health and vigor Nov
II can attend to busienss every day,
Its a wonderful medicine" Infallihle
for Stomach. Liver Kidneys, Blood
and nerves. soc at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
VIENNA.


Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Kuykendall re-
turned Monday from an extended trip
through the west, having visited Salt
Lake CITY, Seattle and other interest.
ing points.
Mrs. Hattie Perkins and daughter
Mrs. Bell Gillespie have returned
from months visit with relatives at
Lafayette, Ind, and Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace are in
Decatur visiting their daughter Mrs.
Ed Francis.
Mr. and Mrs G. Frank Thomas left
Tuesday morning fora9 weeks visit
with relatives in Golconda.
Mr.. John Balm has returned from
a visit in stLouis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindorf Walker have
returned to their home in Golden
after weeks visit with Vienna rela-
tives.
Mrs. Jennie Stout of Mound City,
was guest of her daughter Mrs. Wal
ter Burris during fair week.
Hon. T. II. Sheridan is in Pope
county attending the bedside of his
sister, Mrs VIM, King, who is re-
ported dangerously i'll.
James Brown AMI daughter, have
retprne i to their home in Mount Yer
non after a brief visit with relatives
here
Mr. ard Mrs. Lucas Parker, Mrs, R.
r Itn ght .Mr,. Jennie CIymer and
Mis- .-,v r'umpaliended the funeral
of n '''i7abctK Cummins at
Reovcsyi' Tuesday.
Or + Gowa and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Noc r'hitehead left Monday
evening foe Chicago 10 attend the
meetin~ Of tie grand chapter of the
Easierr str
Mfr Mary Chapman and Miss
Stella Walaee left Monday evening
for few days visit with Mrs. Lii
Benson and family at Chester Ill.
Mrs. C. A. Parker and daughter of
Dongola are guests of Elder and Mrs.
T. A. J. Parker this week.
Mr. Larry Newton entertained a
select crowd of young folks at his
home Monday evening. All report a
grand time as they always have when
Mr. Larry entertains.
Mrs. Henry Mohl entertained %
number of friends at taffy party on
Saturday evening complimentary to
her guest Mrs. Ruby Emerson OF Dali
las. Texas.
Miss Gene Miller Beal was hostess
to the. Black Cat Club. on Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09

mean an advance in Postmaster F.
M. Fishers salary
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
Mondays Attraction.

Thcater goers who enjoy good sing
ing and who believe that even in
musical comedy as much attention
should be paid to the singing voices
rs TO the looks and the dramatic abil
ity of the actors, will be we'll satisfied
with the treat that Florence Gear and
her singing company provide them
next Monday, Oct. Ii, at the Cairo
opera house when the merry musical
comedy Fluffy Rufflos' will be pre-
ortrd. Prices; o. so, 75c, 81 and
$3.50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09

last night.
The farce comedy 'The Nutty Fam
lily will be the matinee Offering today
at $50 at bargain prices 10 and 20
cents Tonight complete scenic
production of the sensational comedy
drama SLAVES of the Orient" is an
when Miss Ewing will wear
an original creation of the Directoire
gown of last seasons fame
Camille" is announced for matt
nee Sunday afternoon at $50 and
Sunday night the romantic play "A
Daughter of Judca,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
The Bedrock of Success

hes IN a clean. clear brain, backed by
indomitable will and resistless ener,
gy. Such power comes from the splen-
did health that DR.. Kings New Life
Pills impart They vitalize every or
gan and build mp brain and body. j.
\ Harmon. Lizemore. w Va, writes:
They are the best pills ! ever used"
25c at all druggists. So
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
MUSSEl SEASON ENDS
Digeera Along Wabash Have Had Sue.
cessfuI Season--Rev. Eli
$500 Ahead.
Especial from Carmi)

The mussel fishing season has clos
ed in Illinois and operators along the
streams on the Illinois side of the
Wabash river have packed their tents
and are waiting for another season
The mussel diggers have been sue,
cessful this year ir most instances
and many have made good money in
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09


THE MAJESTIC Marble.
ICED Ena,aeltd ruddinR Pan.
Made specially hno for the y
Majestic Sets q 49,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
CAIRO DELEGATES
TO CINCINNATI
IN PADucAA WEDNESDAY MORN
ING GUESTS or CAPT. FoW-
LER--To JOIN LOUISVILLE
Il UEEEcATIoN 200 STRONG.

Capt. Fowler has written the mayor
that. he will see, to 1t that the Cairo
delegates are we'll taken care of
while in that city. entertaining them
Mt breakfast on the morning of the
18th and providing them with enter
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
At THE OPERA HOUSE
Ewing Co. in the Nutty Family After
noon and Slaves of the ~
Orient" Tonight.

The Gertrude Ewing company pre-
sented 'Sapho" last night to an APP
Hpreciativc audience.
The vaudeville is pleasing feature
with the company and again scored
:
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec 2T-Close: Trading
in wheat was very slow on Monday and
news was scarce. Liverpool had holi-
slow day in Minneapolis and Chicago
Northwestern receipts were quite large
and there was little selling from thar
have much influence All through the
sea son the bulls have been favored by
the absence OF hedging sales. Stocks
have not piled up: they have decreased
Instead. and all the time there has been
an active milling demand that held
prices Arm. About the only important
news received. told of rain I'm Argen-
tina. which had bullsh influence
and &c for July. but the cash and May
later lost &c, closing steady.
Wheat ouotations--Cash No. 2 red.
car at sI2isa May opened UNCHANGED
al sI27. advanced 10 si2s ard closed
~ si27& Iulv opened az LOB and ad-
vanced 10 81 O5 y No white. I car at
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. ?. 62c. 80. g. ? cars at 6tc. No. ?
yellow ears at 6ic; No. yellow. :
cars at s2c.
white. 4Gttc: M. 4 white J car - - "a
Pve--rash No . cars az - nc
Resns-Cssh 2o5' Jannarv SO
Cloverseed-P Prime SPOT g. 10 Mprch
ga bid sample. baes AZ $3.50 - al
Is. primo atstke S7.S5. sample aistke Z
bags at s. , az So
w heat receipts MONDAY. minneapolis.
$50 cars against SS5 year agO. Du-
Iuth. 2s5 cars against ~ wiputpee
! 13O cars. against fSis - Tyouis it0pnA
/ bu. against ( 600 bu. Kansas CITY 25d
/ cars against $50 wear ago
Receints iu fh" Detroit market Mou-
dav inclrded cars - wheat. 4l5 bbis
~ notIr 2i cor spf corn. Of oats nd
, o of rye WithdTawais were 800 bbls
~ faur stocks are aiS : 80 hu of wheat.
: oe2 at2 bu ~ corn. ~ pg7 Or ~ oats.
/ 2f1O bu of barley. and 90 9s9 bu OF rve.
| Decreases IN the visible supply
Wheat 677 Don bu: corn. 169. 200 bu.
wheat on passage. 2.ois.ooo .bu In
/ crease
india exported 10000 bu of wheat
/ last week.
| Arreptine harvesting weather is I'M
l favorable.
4 worlds wheat exports last week. ~
4 09s.00 bu.
wheat receipts at primary points
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
TEN COMPLAINTS
AGAINST SALOONS
violators Discovered by Plain
Clothes Men Won't Be Prose
cuted, Says Supt. Downey.

Although tee saiood I'D was badly
punctured Christmas day, and there
were also numerous violations on the
following Sunday. Supt. of Police
Downey says that only about nine or
ten complaints will be offered. alto
gether.
I'VE found many more cases than
that said the superintendent, but
In many of these officers in plain
clothes obtained the evidence. and the
courts are inclined 10 frown upon
anything that looks like a spy system.
We have about ten complaints. where
the evidence was obtained by uni
formed men. and there is no question
about the violation. These will be
offered. but the rest we will let go.
All day Sunday. Patrolman Lester
Potter STOOD on guard in front Of
Frank Neuman's saloon. across the
street from police headquarters. Neu-
nan keeps boarders. and many OF the
bosrders had a fierce time getting
their ovcrcoats out OF the place.
Neuman furnishes the provisions
for prisoners in the cell block. but
Supt. Downey says that the police
campaign against the saloon will not
affect Neuman's food contract
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
o. 8. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
pRODCCR.

Following the rush OF the holiday
week the produce market seemed very
quiet this morning. Business for the
week had not yet opened up, and TO n
inal. Poultry cleaned up in good shap pc.
but the tone today WAS easier. especial :
~ 40 in the case OF turkeys. Dressed
calves were steady. but the supply OF
hogs was larger than usual ana the
market lower. RABBITS were also Of
No change was looked for In the but
ter market, and eggs were steady and
fitm.
Appie.-5Ocasl per bn. s5o0s bbI:
western boz. apples. s2.75a3 box.
B~an--Dried Lima. sac lb.,
Cabbng~-s1.75m2 bbl.
CauIinowrr--si750 doz
C~Iery--flome- grown. 30d35c doz.
Chee-~-Michigan full cream. 1871
York state, lsc. limburger. lie; brick
cream. isc; Schweitzer fancy. 2lc ID.
Conee-Package coffee. si4.2sW17
C.iisornis Fru,t~--Fears. s2.5oG3 per
box: grapes. s1.75a3 box.
Cb~ssnufs-Spanish. s91oc III.
Crsnberrics-S2U $50 bu. IS 50a 7
bbl.
Dste--Persians. 59sc: Fard,. sH d
&c per ID.
Dressed CsIye. - Fancy iiGi2c:
heavy. 1001ic III.
Fix--Imported. new. IiGltc ID; Cal
FIour--Mlchigan patents. In wood.
1855: clear. $3.50; rye -four. siss bbi.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s2+.5o;
coarse ,cornmsal. s'7; s', eorn and s,s es' ss
fne middiings SO ton
Ftrrr Hsddies--itit Gt7c 10.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. 75cdti.2s dos; iettu1. not
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
MISSED MY MARK" SAYS
MOT0RMAN OF WRECK

family spent Christmas with one OF
Mrs. Strong's sisters. Mr.. Strong was
cut and bruised about the head, but
not seriously injured. The Stones were
also badly bruised and shaken up and
Mrs. Stone is suffering greatly from
shock.
Others rather seriously hurt were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Van Voikenberg,
No. 2S5 Brush-st. Mr.. Van Volkenberg,
attempted to save his wife's face from
injury by throwing his arm about her
neck, but In spite OF this precaution
ler cheeks were painfully lacerated.
Mrs. l.. c. Jewell, No. 2S2 Brush-st..
suffered considerably from shock.
Frederick Turner and wife, No. 324
Parkview-ave., were painfully cut and
bruised, and their daughter, Laura,
sustained a dislocated hip.
The car, 1t is said. left Plymouth 10
minutes late and 1t is supposed the
notorman was trying to make up time.
Floyd Bassett. Detroit, sustained a
broken collar bone and cuts about the
head. Charles Bentz. No. 9S9 Piquette-
ave-, is suffering from a fractured rib
md a wrenched shoulder, while his
wife and child were cut about the
hands. A. r. jackson, No. 1873 Twen-
iy-fifth-st. Is nursing badly crushed
hand. Charles. Smith, of Ypsilanti.
sustained fractures OF both arms. his
mother and his brother. Ralph. escaped
with slight injuries. Others slightly
injured are: August Burmaster, No.
11s Humboldtave.; Mrs. August Bur
master. head and shoulders cut and
bruised: Miss Hagen, No. 772 Eight
eenth-st.: William Stone. No. 100 New
berry-st; Robert Youngs, Plymouth: |:
Mrs. Robert Youngs, Plymouth; Miss
Blanche Cent?, Plymouth; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pronenchankel, ply.
mouth; Walter Eberts, Plymouth; Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Ferguson, Lawton.
Mich; John Neeland, No. 209 South
Btate-st.. Ann Arbor: Harry Bartlett,
Plymouth; William Phelps, 45, Detroit
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
|D|E TO Be- CLOSE
On FIFTY REPORT
Preliminary Count Shows Purchase
Proposition Likely To Garry in
Council BY Margin of One.

A preliminary count OF the alder
men shows that the present apparent
standing OF that body with regard TO
the purchase OF the committee OF
nfty's report is rs for 10 II against.
The switching OF single vote would
defeat the reconsideration announced
by Aid Heineman.
In case the purchase OF the report
should be defeated AT this time. II
would mean that no action looking to
ward acquiring the report could be
taken until the latter part OF January.
Even II the purchase resolution car
ries. on reconsideration, the forces op-
posing Mayor Breitmeyer can delay
still another week by second recon
alteration motion.
Il shall fight the purchasing OF the
report" Aid. Gilman announced defin-
itely Monday morning. but / shall not
introduce any resolution for the rails
ing of the ID. u. r. weekly rental at
this time"
Some OF the mayors adherents arc
inclined TO think that they can defeat
Gilman after the latter has taken
once as president of the common
council They figure that Glinnan's
power Will wane as soon as he has
announced his committee appoint
ments for the year and that some OF
the aldermen who are disappointed n
getting the chairmanships they desire
will change front then.
In case the council and the ID. L. x.
are unable 10 agree at once on a per-
manent settlement OF the street rail-
way question, Mayor Breitmeyer Ia
considering a temporary settlement
plan to suggest II is based on his
campaign platform and agrees in part
with the utterances Of President Jere
c. Hutchins in his address in Detroit
college last Thursday.
The mayors plan would provide FOR
a street railway commission and the
operation OF the present five-cent lines
by the ID. u. r. on lower fare basis.
the agreement limiting the ID. U. X.
to per cent profit upon an agreed
valuation OF the property. All addi-
tional profit would go toward further
reduction OF fare or Improvement OF
the property. This kind OF settlement
would not include the three-cent lines
at all and would not require any vote
of the people as IL would be revoc-
able franchise which could be repealed
or altered at any time by the council.
y BY some such plan, the city might
secure the building OF extensions at
once on the basis OF s per cent as
sured profit to the company and. at tue
same time, gain full inside information
as to the costs and revenues or the
street railway business.
Il do not think the people OF Detroit
would stand for either the Chicago or
the Cleveland plan of settlement in en-
tirety," said Mayor Breitmeyer Mon
day In commenting on the Hutchins
lecture" Chicago has five-cent fare
and no amount Of profit-sharing would
compensate our people for that rate OF
fare. The Cleveland plan entails
one-cent extra charge for transfers.
do not believe in that and | do not be
lieve that the people of the city DO
either
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
NEW work. sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson
Craig & Co: Stocks-Today's stock
market was enlivened nearly In the
session by drive at the shorts I'm Rock
Island common. forcing the price OF
that stock on enormous transaction
from an opening ut 507s to 81. from
whence 10 quickly reacted 70 so. Rec
objection OF the Northern Pacific cor
ner. frightened nervous holders. and
the general market broke badly. South =
err Pacific making an extreme loss OF
points the greater part OF which was
quickly regained All sorts of rumors
were current to account for Rock ISL
afi's action. the most generally be
lieved being that London was heavily
short gaainst calls. At noon the mar
kct had recovered a greater part OF it's
early loss. but was nervous and un-
seSfied
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

be found. The king thought Of the
witch In the cave. and he felt sure II
was she who had stolen the Prince
But when questioned she refused TO
say a word. and so the search went
on. They noticed large SNOWFALL In
the castle yard, but the king thought
Rondel and his sister must have made
II.
The next day Princess Blossom
walked In the yard with her nurse, and
was surprised to see this SNOWFALL
roll around after her. When she
coasted down a little hill into the gar
den the SNOWFALL rolled humping and
humping after her. This amused. hos
som very much. and she jumped up
and down and clapped her hands in
glee. Up and down would bounce
the SNOWFALL.
Just then she spied the witch OF the
cave coming up the hill. and began to
cry with fright. A guard and nurse
came running toward her. and they
all saw the big SNOWFALL bouncing
down the hill, and IL rolled right over
the old witch. killing her; then bump
ed into tree. breaking itself into
pieces. And who do YOU suppose
stepped out of IL? Prince Rondei
himself.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
@eRLz3Y;TR;B !
TS@@M
SlORIESyzS
AN ENCHANTED SNOWFALL

Many years ago there lived In n
castle on the mountain side good
king and queen with their two chill
dren, Prince Rondel and Princess
Blossom. Their lives had been very
happy till the king made a grievous
mistake This was IL: He gave "A
grand New Years ball. inviting all the
people OF his kingdom but the old
witch who lived in the cave at the
other side OF the mountain He for.
got all about her.
OF course the party was only for
grownups, and the Prince and his sis
ter were put 10 bed very early by
their nurse. In the midst OF the fes-
tivities In rushed their nurse crying
wildly that the Prince had disap-
peared.
Everybody searched high and low,
but no trace OF Prince Rondel could
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The most
important and sensational movement
OF many years was the Jump OF Rock
Island at the opening Of the stock
market this morning. The stock ad-
vanced from so SIS 10 81 in ten min
utes and dropped even more rapidly
more than twenty points. The result
was hurried selling OF all issues with
general depression in prices.
ii a. m.-The disturbing influence OF
the Rock Island movement continued
through the first hour and the tone
vas generally weak with losses aver
aging a point. Renewed strength was
indicated at the end OF the hour.
Government unchanged: other
bonds irregular.
Noon--A Quieter tone prevailed at
midday with Rock Island settling
down TO fairly good demand. moder-
ate supply about points above FRI
days close. Hartman issues and a
number OF important railroad issues
were steady.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

house. sGlQe 10; radishes. hot house.
,oW2Sc dog; wax beans. per hampsr:
bard squash. &c 10: CaIifornia toma-
toes Ss02.26 per t-basket crate. hot
house tomatoes, eoc b.
Grape Fruit-ss5oQsT box.
Btecey--fsncy white, iisqi4c 10: am
Der. loQ lie: extracted. Sgshc 10.
following prices for baled hay in car
iita so: No. :. sisgis,so; clover. 81.
S., SiasS; straw rye ,sscS1 s'ssS %'0 ton "'sa 'u
Hide.-No. I cured. isHe; Ne;
.s green ss siD KIP s.sS sSrsS Sa No Zee se NO No.
IKE: calf cured. No. 1. i5re: No. 2.
Ice. horse hides. No. l. $3.50: NO, "a =,
$3.50; sheep skins, 'as to wool 5000
Hickory Nsss-New. s.so@i.7s bu.
..s..Egsl,iorp;.. %:-slgliss gsr icO; i,csOs;o@sss box.
Maple suaar-io i2c Id.
Mushroou,s--so q soc 10.
OrenEes--California naveis, sSVs.se
boz. S..,ensMMishsssD paorlaas ssS5Se @ bu. new
pork. $50 sGss.56: medium clear ssssc
briskets. lac: shoulders, i2he; picnic
hams, ishc: bacon. tIg IL he; laEd; IN
tierces. l5c; kettle rendered. iSAc 10.
Pop Corn--F:ars. :m2hc per 10.
Ptnespples-ssW22b doz.
| Poultry-Hens, iec: springs, lsc 10
geese. lsGisc. ducks. ii9lSc; turkeys.
| isaf e0c ib dressed hens, lsc; springs.
itc; geese. l3n Ql4c: ducks, i'@isc'
I, turkeys. s0I23c per lb.
OiIs-Raw iuseed. 7ec: boiled lin
| seed. 7sc gal. less per cent for cash
In 10 davs. diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9,sc. turpentine. In barrel lots.
S1c gal.
sweet P9tntoes-Jerseys, Kiln dried.
sl.35 crate: Illinois. Si.e5 bu: 81 bbi
sugar-crystal dominoes. s. 50; Eagle
tablets. Ss90: cut loaf, $40; cubes:
S5.e5: XXXX powdered. s5.s5; standard
powdered, $3.50: granulated. extra
coarse. $3.50; granulated. fine. In bulk.
$40: granulated In s5-lb. cotton bags.
3545: Michigan granulated. S520. dia-
mond A. $3.50: confectioners' a $5.Ss.
No l. ss.iS: Ne. No E ZEE: ZEE: No. No. & sssSs
No !. $s.i5; No. s, $40: No. 9. 1905;
No. 10. s.: No. IL. 3s5: No. IL, 80;
No. IS. st.s5: No. IA. Sass: No. Is. Sass
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
NEW YORK PRODVCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.--Pork-FIrm;
West. West spot Spot si5'c5 G1s.i5. susar@Raw
and refined. dan Cofree-Rio No. Z.
on the spot. 81. QsAc. Tallow-Firm
paultry-Dull: turkeys II q csc; chick
ems. Is a 25c; fowls. i3dlTc ducks. q
Gle. Live roui,ry--Dull: geese. q
fSC: ducks. ,6c: fo wis. i6c turkeys. Is
Ms3c. ROSTERS Ice. chickens. l5c.
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