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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
JAPANESE SITUATION
Preacher Industriousy
Digs For Buried Treasure

MoRcANTowN, Feb. IA for
mer MOrgantown man, Rev. j. n,
Hoult, now pastor of the church Of
colfax, has for some time past been
industrIously digging away on his 90
acre farm in search of buried trca.
sures. So far % shafts have been
sunk and the lost money has not
been discovered, although the owner
OF the farm is confident OF success and
has refused al of the numerous offers
made for his property
Some time ago there was discover
ed on the farm an old iron slab. bear.
ing on its right side in Latin words
directions as TO where the treasure
is buried. The treasure, amounting
10 many thousands Of dollars. was the
property Of n stage driver. who is said
to have made his home near coifax
before the Revolution The slab bears
the date OF 1874. The driver managed
to accumulate a large sum of money,
a fact that became generally known
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
MARRIED AGAIN
Is Miss Maloney to Osborn
After Eloping With Sam
uel Clarkson to Europe.

PHILADELRHIA,, Pa. Feb. .,
Miss Helen Maloney of this city,
and Arthur Herbert Osborn, Of New
York, we're married today at St.
Catherlne's Roman Catholic church
at Spring Lake, \. j.. where the
father OF the bride has summer
home. In October, 1907. Helen
Maloney eloped with Samuel II.
Clarkson to London. She waz
brought back from Europe by her
father. After elopemont he discov,
cred that Miss Malouey had gone
through the marriage ceremony with
Osborn, while he was student a,
Princeton. On the return Of Miss
Maloney from Europe the court an.
nulled her marriage to Osborn or
the ground that they never lived to-
gether.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
West Virginia Girl Becomes
the Bride of One Of the
Celestial Fellows.
VERY HAPPY WITH HIM
Marriage is Celebrated In
Baltimore and Will Reside
in Washington City.

Miss Anna Workman, pretty
stenographer giving her home as
Charles Town. w. va, ana Moy
You Cuen. a wealthy native Of the
Celestial empire. who is in business
at Washington, were married at
Baltimore a couple oil days ago.
The couple went to Baltimore
from Washington. After securing
license, the little Chinaman. about
FIVE feet four inches tall. following
girl extensively dressed, rushed into
q cab and proceeded to the First Re
FORM church.
we want to see the PASTOR said
Miss Workman to the servant who
had answered the door.
The Rev. Joel T. Rossiter. the
rector, was summoned.
I'VE want to get married, " said
Miss to the pastor, as the minister
entered the room.
Yes, we want to get married..
added the chinaman in broken Eng
lish.
Miss Workman, have you the
consent Of your parents to marry
this man and have they any objec-
tion. to him?" asked Mr., Rossiter as
he surveyed the scene.
mo, they have no objection what
ever" returned the young man.
Well" do you realize what you are
doing" asked the pastor in an eff
girl. s
y do" she answered in Arm tones.
The cabby was ushered into the
house to act as a witness to the
ceremony
After the license was read and
Moy You cuen had answered. The
necessary questions, the ceremony
was performed.
Moy You cuen shook hands With
the minister, and in broken English
thanked him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
GOING THE limit
Morgantown Preachers Now
Trying TO Close Up the
Postoffice There.

Petitions to close the Morgantown
postoffice on Sundays are in circula-
don. Forty Of the papers have been
placed in the hands of persons inter-
ested in Sabbath observance. and all
ready many signatures have been OBJ
tanned. The petition was made the
subject of a special announcement in
two districts Of the Simultaneous
campaign last night, and an opport,,-
nifty was afforded those who desired -
sign. The petitions. when the Yists ~
names are completed. win be sent 10
the department at Washington. where
the question will be finally determined
II the petitions are successful the
mail will not. be distributed. and let
ters and papers that arrive on sunday
viii be held until the succeeding day.
The movement to stop the sale Of
newspapers on Sunday has thus far
failed. =.
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and caused him much uneasiness as
he had no place of safety 70 place
the money Finally he decided to bury
the money.
Some time after he had done this
he was set upon by band of robbers
and was murdered, but without di-
vulglng the secret of the hiding place
of the buried treasure. Although an
attempt was made to locate the money
at that time. nothing was fonud as
the searchers had no clue to work on.
AS the directions on the slab arc
not very definite, Mr.. Hoplt has been
compeled to sink number of un-
necessary shafts, hoping by means OF
elimination to finally strike on the
right solution to the puzzle.
Mr.. Hoult moved to colfax from
here some time ago. He~1as three
sons Sun living in Monongalia county,
one making his home here in Nor
santown; another. Harry. at cass-
vile, and a third, John. near the
town of Granville.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
In an Effort to Check The
Prohibition Amendment
In Senate.
COURT BILL PASSES
A Batch of Bills is Advanced
in The Regular Order in
the House And Senate.
BY Charles Brooks Smith. !

CHARLESTON. Feb. 2-Following
the excitement OF yesterday, every
thing was unusually dull in both
branches of the legislature today.
but outside the interest has been re-
doubled in the probability OF the
prohibition measure passing the SEN
ate. 1t is understood local OPP
tion bill win be offered in opposition
to the amendment, but as the iudic-
larry committee OF the-senat will un-
doubtedly recommend the amend
ment the effort to check the measure
with a county local option bill will
likely be a failure.
There was but little except rou-
tine business ls morning in either
branch. but this afternoon both were
in session. In the. senate bill 1O7
providing for the, incorporation Of
the city of Keystone and bill 119
creating the independent school dis
trict of Huntington were passed.
Senate bill 1O5 relating to the city
of Clarksburg, bill 50 concerning
trespassing on RAILROAD trains and
bill 100 providing an independent
school district for Hinton, were
passed to their third reading.
In the House engrosssd bill 2
with senate amendment providing
for the creation OF a court of limited
jurisdiction for Harrison county
was passed. House bill 90 relating
to branches taught lin the public
schools was advanced to its second
reading. House bilrA submitted by
Waugh TO prevent corrupt lobbying.
which, by the way, is considered the
best bill of the nature ever presented
to the legislature, was passed to It's
second reading. Bill "a for the crc-
alton of an intermediate court for
Randolph county, was given a sec
ond reading and listed for the final
reading.
At the recess hour horse bill 92.
another Waugh measure, relating to
divorces. was under discussion, and
was continued, when the house reas-
sembled at 2:SO o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02

chances against his gamble, or is re.
luetant to disclose his method of
pocketing the lions share in case of
success.
When honesty and skill are applied
to mining it is capable of big profits.
but the investor, If he wishes to avoid
loss. should rely more upon the state
ments of reputable mining engineers
and biologists and less upon the mine
prospectus and promotion organs.
Through laws which it is trying to
get passed and the efforts it is putting
forth to enable investors to secure re-
liable information. the Mining Con-
gress feIs that much of the money nov
lost to investors would be turned into
channels OF safety and profit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
NO FEARS
Entertained by Japan of Com
pIications Over Califor-
MIA Legislation.

TOXIC. Japan, Feb. 2-Toreign
Minister Komura. addressing the
lower house of the Diet today. de-
clared that Japan is confident that
the anti-Japanese measure pending
in the California legislature will not
lead to International complications.
He said Japan is relying upon the
justice of the American people and
the friendly disposition Of the United
States government.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
WILL PRoBATED.
Mrs. Quinn Minter. Divides Her rs.
tate Among Her Relatives.

The will Of Jane Martin. the wife
of Quinn Minter, has been probated.
Mary S. Deison Is given $1,000,
Lucy A. Law so acres of land, Pearl
Law, Agnes caynor. Georgia A.
Prim and Jacob Minter household
and personal effects. Claude and
Lloyd Minter $500 in Empire bank
stock, and Lucy A Law residue OF
household goods. W. j. Law quail.
lied as executor, with bond at s5,.
900 and j. H. sommerville, William
CASTOR and j. f. Law sureties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
FAKE MINING
Is to Be Looked Into by Min.
ing Congress, and. Also
Frauds.

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 2.-The
American Mining Congress. numbering
among its members thousands of the
real and representative mining men
OF America. has committed itself to a
policy of suppressing fraud and mis-
representation in mining promotion.
which, II carried out, will result in
great benefit to people who invest in
mining enterprises. The Congress has
held successful Eastern, session at
Pittsburgh. Pa. and coal and iron
operators OF the easr have joined with
the Congress in its effort to cffectivcl"
suppress mining frauds.
For several years these mining men
have had committees of experts al
work drafting laws and gathering In
formation. and the Congress will soon
issue. for the guidance of investors
some wholesome advice as to how to
proceed to ascertain dependable facts
concerning the merits. business meth
dds. standing and responsibility ot
mining corporations. and how TO Sc
cure redress in case of fraud and mis-
representation. The Congress is also
endeavoring to secure the passage OF
needed legislation in all the states pre-.
Iscribing appropriate penalties for
crimes of fraud and deception. II i.
not the purpose to give direct advic,
concerning the purchase of particular
stocks, but rather to enable investor.
to detect the carmnrks of fraud ans
cxaggeration. which are invariably ap'
parent to the trained eye. in the cor
respondencc and prospectus Of thc
fake promoter.
! In the interest of those who wisl
To invest, not speculate. in minin,
stocks. the Mining Congress has pre-
pared list Of questions with which
each investor should arm himself. 81
as TO draw out from the promoter in
formation regarding his entcrpris'
The honest promoter who has busi
ness-like proposition TO present /,
business men is not afraid OF shock
ing their intelligence by explaining tn,
business chances Of his enterprise
But the separator promoter WHO'S
i chief interest is in dishonesty separa
i ting cash from investors--is cithe
tafFaid to reveal the thousand to on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
In View Of Nevada Legisla.
toni Discussed at White
House Conference.
WARNINGS REPEATED
BY President Roosevelt
Against the Passage of
Irritating Legislation

WASHINGTON, 10. c., Feb. 3
The Japanese situation in view OF
the action Of Nevada legislation in
critlcising the President for inter
fering with California legislation
and strongly y.denouncng the Japanese
together with renewed efforts in the
California legislature to secure leg.
islation. was under consider
alton at the White House today.
Among those with whom the
President discussed the matter was
former Mayor Phelan. of San Fran
cisco.
The President repeated his former
warnings against Irritating leglsla-
tioa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
CAPTAIN DRUNK
At a Reception is the Charge
And he is Placed Under
Arrest on Ship.

GIBRALTAR. Feb. 2-The cap
tain of one OF the battleships COM
posing the feet under Rear Admira!
Sperry, was today put under arrest
on his own vessel. and will be tried
by court martial on the charge that
ne was hinder the influence of iutoxt-
cants at reception given on shore
few days ago.
The name Of the accused officer is
Edward f. Qualtorough. Captain OF
tn Battleship Georgia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
CAUGHT By POSSE.

PARNERsBuRG. Feb. PA posse
OF farmers caught irish Burns, a
local character. who was landed in
the county jail charged with having
murderously assaulted ]. B. > Sims.
an aged farmer. Sims was on his
way to this city to testify against
one of Burns's pals when the latter
is said to have attacked him. Sims
is in a critical condition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
PANAMA PROTESTS
Against Rainey's Assertions
Against President of
That Republic.

PANAMA, Feb. 2-The national
assembly has unanimously approved
a resolution protesting against what
it describes the slanderous asser-
tions made by Representative Raj
ney in the American congress
the Rattleshlp Georgia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
VALUES FIXED
On Fairmont Properties by Board
Of Appraisers for Government.

Oliver p. Boughner and Perry c.
Williams as members of an apprais-
ing board for the government re-
turned last night from Fairmon;,
where the board placed values on
the U. y. Arnett and C. E. Manley
properties, proposed to be taken as
site for federal building. They
valued the Arnett property at s35,.
900 and the Manley place al $39,.
coo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
CHAlRKAg MACK
Is a Witness Bebore the Fed
eraI Grand Jury, in
Panama Libel Case.

NEW york, Feb. 2--Sorman E.
Mack chairman of the National,
Democratic committee was Wit
ness today before the federal grand
Jury in the investigation of the
Panama canal libel case against the
New York World.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
THREE BREAK JAN

ELKINs. Feb. 2-word has been
received here OF a jail delivery at
Marlinton, Pocahontas county. in
which three prisoners escaped, one
of whom was to have been sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary.
iBloodhounds have been put on their
track.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
Waldo Hotel. Which is five years old Thursday

Thursday, February 4, is the fifth
anniversary OF the opening of the
Waldo hotel, an institution that is
the pride OF Clarksburgerfs and
justly holds the admiration of all
West VirElnlans and the travelling
public. No special celebration of the
anniversary has been arranged for.
but as is customary, the day will be
marked by the receipt of felicita-
tions from citizens and patrons by its
public spirited owner. Judge Nathan
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
ANOTHER SUIT
Brought by the Government
For Alleged Violation is
on Trial Now.

CHICAGO. III. Feb. The s,S
brought by the United States govern
ment against the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fc Railroad for a violation OF
The Federal law regulating the time
and service of train iispatchers was
begun in the United States district
court here to-day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
SIX KILLED
And Four Hurt in an Explos-
ion in an Alabama Coal
Mine.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Feb. 2.-Re-
ported that six miners we're killed and
four hurt by an explosion inlthe Short
crek mines OF the Birmingham Coal
& Iron co., today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02

Goff ! and its affable and efficient
proprletor. Raymond j. Galley. The
hotel has ben well patronized during
ing the last year. and the excellent
management has merited the patron
age. The hotel was thrown open to
the public Thursday. February 4,
1904, and its fifth anniversary falls
upon Thursday, also. for the first
time since, so the day will be It's
first Thursday anniversary, a double
anniversary in sense.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
CEMETERY cAvE-N

AKRON. O.. Feb. Michael
Jennings was killed and four Others
nearly smothered to death by a
cave-in at Glendale cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
Three Ballots Taken.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Feb. 2.-Three
Joint ballots for United States sena-
tor were taken to-day without an elec-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
Corpsc Sent Here.

The corpse OF a foreigner was re-
celved at the cliRord osDorn m0rgue
this afternoon ffom New clieftan
Mines, for burial in this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
VOTING DATE SET

WASHINGTON, D C.. Feb. q
The senate today agreed to vote on
the Brownsville bill February %.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02

Whose mentioned in the trial Of
the coops charged with the murder camak 1t
NJ W. lad expressed a violent opinion
One of the first witnesses called whitwoh
had declared that the killing
followers Whwor hand in the
Another whtworh few days after the
Staying declared h den-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
a MARRIAGE LICENSE.

"A marriage license has ben issued
at the county celrk's Office to ASH
by Pinnell and Ella N. Maxwell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-02
THE wltlrHEn

Fair tonight ana Wednesday 81
~ warmer tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
Fear as to HarTiman's Health Is
* Cause Of London Selling Orders
New York Stock Market

YEW YORK stock
III changed today selling without
any demand nroad
consequence market hinged the development
made during the
exchange generally
Of steel which likely
changes which had firmly held by the
The notable produced development
depth supposed determination OF the
tion TO O policy
Reports independent companies making
such business the capacity OF the trade
OF reflection of conditions
promptly the burden of this
%
the the United
corporation held by well by the
that adequate
the falling below that
Of selling
anything like unwieldy
position maintained leading steel
undermined the whole
enable him the that have
confidence the large Gle
ner feeling taken hold markets. we'll
selling orders the Hartman stocks to New 4ek
that other stocks involved in
those which showed
prevailing
and refining shares OF further
differences Boston
south had disturbing effect
for shipment South America had
market CALL showing increased
the levels
b taking profits the short side This rallied
considerably declines but the downward
again
we're unchanged call
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
STOCK MARKET
Bonds Selling WeII-COmstOcks Firm,
With Several Htgher-SOuthern
LET


Bonds sold well again on the stock and bond
exchange yesterday, the sales amounting 70
Sl4O, ,0Ou. consisting mainly OF Sf5.OOO ;. r.
X. r. first refunding fours at $3.50 and S4l, 600
Spring Valley water general mortgage Tours az
SS1.T T5. Stocks were quiet but the sugars were
firm. Onomea being stin higher at So and
Paauhau also higher at So Northern Cali1or-
MIA power consolidated was ex dividend or lOc-
The ComStOck mining shares developed re-
newed strength and several OF the leaders, sucn
as Mexican, Union and Yellow Jacket were
higher.
In the southern Nevadas Daisy and the mer-
ger were active. with the former unchanged
and the latter 10c lower on the day. Ths
others were without feature
According 10 the Nevada Mining News. George
Wingneld is making a merger OF Booth. ks-
wanas. Columbia Mountain, Orc, Ethel, Berko-
ley aud Nighthawk thus comprehendinG seven
mines in one. with a capital probably liked az
$5. .OOO 600
The Pittsburg oil company Of Fresno county
has levied an assessment OF cents per share,
delinquent March 16.
The Northern California power company con-
solidated has declared regular dividend OF 10
cents per share.
The shipments from the Jim Butler mine
tons, all Of which came from the 100 and 200
foot levels. While the report issued to the
stock holders last October showed that the com
pany operated during the year at heavy loss,
owing to the large amount OF development work
done in comparison to the output OF ore the
which began October I. are said to have been
more than met by the receipts and there Is now
a substantial sum in the treasury.
From January s. 1909. to February s, 1909.
the Montgomery ShOshOne consolidated mining
company OF RhyOlite shipped approximately
2.700 pounds. avoirdupOis. of gold and silver bull
llOn- The combined shipments are estimated to
have been worth in the neighbOrhood OF 500, 900.
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Provisions

There is nothing in these lines. Trade
Cured Meats-Bacon, to 10 lbs 16I5c: 10 to
u lbs, 1jhc; light medium, 14c; medium. 14c;
bellies. IA to 16 lbs. l5lRc; sugar cured. 6 to 8
IDS, lSe; TO 10 lbs, 171ac 10 to Il lbs. 16Ac;
fancy sugar cured, 21c per Id; English cured
bacon. to lbs, lie; to 10 lbs, lie; 10 to u
lbs, 16c; eastern sugar cured hams 15c for me-
dium and 15c for light; extra fine brands. Bike;
California hams. 14c; mess beef. $3.50 per bbl;
family, $l3.5O; extra family, $14; extra prime
pork, $2O.5O; clear, SD; mess. S21; pig pork
$25; pigs feet. So for half bbIs So IS for 25 Ib
kegs and $l.30 for kits; smoked beef. 1914Q20c
per Id.
Lard-Tierces quoted at s4c for California
compound and 1212c for California pure; eastern
compound. &c for L tierce and sac for 3 tlerces;
eastern pure, 1214c for tierces; half bbls pure.
l2&c; 80 lb tins, 12a4c; 10 ID tins, 13Lc; ID
tins 1880 lb tins. 1870.
Cottolene-One half Dbl, 10%c; 8 half bbls
l0Ac; tierce, 101sc; tierees, 1Oc; tierces
9Isc per lb.
The Western meat company quotes as follows
Hams 144151ac; bacon, to 3 lbs IKE, S to
10 lbs 1Ilsc, 10 10 10 lbs 1T15c; sugar cured
bacon, 70 S lbs, 1612c picnic hams. 9I5c; Ar
row bacon, to 10 lbs 17c 10 TO 10 lbs Ice:
llght dry salt bacon, 10 10 lbs 1910, 10 to 10
lbs l512c; medium bacon. he; light medium
bacon, 14c; lard. tierces 121hc SOS 12%c los
IL Ae. 5s 132sc, IS I3Ac compound lard tierces
SIC. Dos Size, los sc. IS 9tsc 3s exc; cooking
oil. bic per gal; white cooking oil. SOC per gal;
salad oil, 5sc per gal; extra family beef SIS
per Dbl; family beef, Sl4.50 per Dbl; extra mess
beef, $14 per bbl
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Bank of England rate of discount unchanged.
Wall stocks and the coppers lower. Cotton weak.
Local exchange rates unchanged Silver lower.
Continued good bonds. Mining stocks quiet
Wheat developing a boom, with prices rapidly rising.
Flour advancing i'll sympathy with wheat
Barley, oats and unchanged. Rye very scarce
Hay makes another advance Beans feedstus unchanged
Potatoes quiet, but rather frmer. Onions lower
Poultry in light receipt and firm
Another decline in eggs. Butter firm and cheese higher
Fruits firm and selling full figures.
Cattle, sheep and hogs show no further change
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Hides, TalIow. Wool and Hop.

Hldes-Culls and brands sell about 1sdic IN
der quotations. Heavy sslted steers, 13c; me-
dium 12c; light. lie; cowhides. lie for heavy.
lie for light; stays, S@Sl2c; salted kip. I3c;
salted veal. l512c: saIted calf. i6i5c: dry
hides l9lac: dry salted hides. 1315c:
dry kip. 19c; dry calf. 25c; dry stags. Ice; dry
veal, 22c; Mexican dry hides. 1615c: Mex
lean dry saited do. 13c; Mexican picked.
15e; sheepskins. shcarlngs, 20d4Oc each;
short WOOL 50d zoe each medium 75G95c
each; long wool. 81 q 1.50; lambs 15GTJc: horse
hides, salt S25002.75 for large and 81 1T502 for
medium, I5cGS125 for small and 2565Oc for
colts: horsehides. dry. S2d225 for large and
81 -25d1.75 for medium. 50c@S1 for small and
25G50c for colts; deerskins, dry Mexican. 2S6
30c; dry saited do, 24d 26c; picked do. zoe; dry
Central American, 26G3Oc: goatskins prime an
CORA, 15eGs1; medium, 100000; large hair goats
35c; medium. zoe; small. 5115c
Tallow-No. rendered, 41zG5&e; No. 2, 31s
d4i5e; grease. 2G3c.
wool-Spring clip (free) Humboldt. years sta
pie, 16G19c; San Joaquin, 715G11c; southern
coast. 6h@9lac; Nevada. 0@14c per ID. Fan
clip, northern mountain tfree), T156S1zc; defec-
tive, 5G6c- oregon-Vslley, 1415 G17c per ID.
Hops-Prices to growers are from &c TO 10c
per ID.