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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
BRILL CHALLENGES THE
WINNER OF Y0kEI MATCH

Alexander Brill OF San Francisco. who
also claims the welterwcight wrestling
championship OF the Pacific coast, mas
issued a challenge to meet the winner
of the Yokel- Ackcrman match. which is
scheduled at the Salt Lake theatcr to-
night Bril- says that he can make the
lightweight limit and is also anxious 10
meet Tremblay. the worlds lightweight
champion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
COLLEGE BASEBALL
TEAMS RE0RGANIZING

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Collese baseball
teams from institutions In and around
New York City have begun their annual
spring training. Fordham. New York uni
yersty and Columbia report large squads
OF candidates and excellent prospects for
a successful season Other colleges at
worl, indoors are st. Francis Xavier, City
College. st. Johns (Brooldyu) college and
Brooklyn Polytechnic institute.
The schedules OF the various teams call
for games with most OF the big colleges
and universities IN the east.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
VALUES THUMB AT
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

UEMPSTEAD, n. Y. Feb. 2i.-Declar-
ing that his career as baseball pitcher
has been cut short. Earl Proctor of Rock
Vile Center has brought suit against a
milling company Of that place for Sl0.-
by q buZz-Saw. Proctor. who Is only 20
years old. was last year the star pitcher OF
a championship high school baseball
team, and believed that n notable career
In professional baseball was before him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
ROGERS WILL COMMENCE
TRAINING FOR CROWLEY

Jack Rogers will commence training
today al the Log Cabin for his twenty
round fight with Tim Crowley of Park
City the contest being scheduled for
March - Rogers has invited all the
big boys 10 box with him, as he is
anxious TO get into the best conditions.
so that hc will be able to win from
Crowley Rogers has a hunch that some
day he VIII be champion. and although
ne has had but n few fights he has made
short work Of all his men and looks every
;,.r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Fighters Eat Too Much.

II. l.. Butler. proprietor of a local cafe
has brought suit in the city court against
Joe Burns. said TO be manager OF King
Ross and "BirdleG" Collins. alleged pugi-
is unpaid. Butler supplied the lighters
with tender steaks prior to their hstic
engagements, hut the bill was not paid
according to his statement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Too Rough for Granite

The second game in the City !!
,aaoue between the Salt Lake high :
and the Granite high school WI, ,I 2, :,
nlaved n owing to recent ruling o.
Granite athletic directors. eiving
reason undue roughness. Coach Mos
play the other teams in the league
not the high school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
CARNEGIE OFFERS BIG
PRIZE FOR AIRSHlp

PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 9I.-Andrew
Carnegie has offered $4,000 to the first
pupil In his school of technology here who
produces q hcavieT-than- machine that
win fly and be OF some commercial value.
The first meeting Of the Carnegie Tech
School Aero club was held yesterday.
Owing TO a high wind that blew across
Schenley park and farms. where the first
tests were to be made. only two machines
were sent up. Both made short flights
OF 200 wards
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Game Lost by Default.

Two basketball games were
Thursday night In the Twenueth
gym. The Eighteenth ward hfsI
defeated the Twenty-seVenth %aTuel
the score OF oI TO 70 IN an eNci''hs
test. .o,n
The Eighteenth ward second Team
from the Twenty-seventh ward 81
team by default
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
KETCHEL AND CAP0NI
SIGN NEW ARTICLES

CHICAGO. Feb 24-Arricles were
signed Yesterday by Stanley Ketchel and
Tony Caponi of Chicago for their fight
at Kalamazoo. Mich. March Is. Both
men are 10 weigh in at 160 pounds at 8
clock in the afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Goodman Means BUSINESS.

Billy Dick manager of Kid Goodman Z
said ThuIsdaN night at the Kenyon hotel
that he would not consider Tommy Fitz-
Gcrald's challenge unless the latter came
through with healthy side bet OF at
least 500. with conditions that the men
weigh in at rinsside AT 10 pounds.
Goodmans hghtinS weight is l05 pounds.
but ne is willing 10 conccdc FIVE pounds
TO Fitzgerald II the latter means busi-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Biting Contest.

PEORIA, H.. Feb. 2i-BeCcivnG the
decision for the first fall after twenty
cight-mnute struggle, and the second in
twenty-oDc minutes because OF his oppo-
nent's repeated biting and rough tactics.
Yussin Mamnout defeated Raoul DC Douen
tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Glass Series Finished.

In game Of basketball at the Y,
,,irh school Thursday afternoons
VS. wss renlete with spectacular playint
wnJ sophomore @ Ave went down to - deie' e6
Ipe faculty. The score was 10 70
' The seniors defeated the iresnm'
q score of 40 To S, All class series
now been played.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
C0MISKEY ARRANGES FOR
FOURTEEN THOUSAND SEATS

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-President c. 4.
ConiSl<cy OF the Chicago Americans
closed n contract Yesterday for IA 900
seats. which will be installed in the
grandstaud of his new baseball plant in
the south side,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
TEACHERS WILL PLAY
MATCH BASKETBALL GAME
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Feb PA basket
ball game OF unusual interest has been
arranged to take place Saturday in this
city. The teams that Will play are
picked from the teachers corps of Cache
county and Box Elder county. and the
game is TO be played In the high school
gymnasium at p. m. The linenp in
cludcs some professionals on both sides,
and is as follows;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Western League Umpires.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2i-Prcsdent Morris
D. Neil. of the Western league announced
today that ne had signed Jack Haskell.
{. Clark, john Muller and Dit Spencer
as umpircs for tho season Of 1909
Spencer ls Il newcomer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Comhin alton Wards Win.

The Twelfth and Thirteenth wards
first and second basketball teams de-
featcd the Twentieth ward teams Thurs
day night by the scores OF 80 TO 80 and
- Ia IL. respectively. la the semi finals
OF The Ensign Stake league
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Box Elder.
Manti Beats Murdock.
pecial TO The Tribune.

Gp"cIaI 10 Tie TrIUUHvl
t.pHRAIM. Feb. 2i.-Yesterday after
noon an interesting basketball game was
PLAYED ar Mant! between the Manu high
and the Murdock academy Of Beaver, at
the new Armeda which was witnessed
by 3 large crawd. The Manti high school
boys won out by the score of % 10 10.
The visitors were royalty treated by
the Mant. people and expressed a desire
10 play return game.
The lineup follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
W0LGAST'S C0NQUER0R
DRAWS WITH GERHARDT

DETROIT. Feb. 2s.-Eddic Nelson OF
Grand Rapids. and Curlcy Gerhardt of
Detroit. fought eight fast rounds 10 .
draw at Windsor last night Nelson once
knocked out Ad Wogast the only man
who has performed that feat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Training Postponed.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb. 24-Spring
training by the advance colony of major
league baseball players here is now post
poned few weeks Yesterday. after a
sudden cold wave. there was a fall OF
slcet There arc about fifty major lcag-
uers in camp, and others are arriving
Jai
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25

Weston Makes Good Time.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. Feb. 2I.-Ed-
ward Payson Weston arrived al Thoreau.
y. NJ. AT 10 O'Clock tonight having
walked thirty miles today in eight hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Center6eld Wins.


Special TO Inc IriDunc
Tho Ccnterne!d eighth grade mot tGc
eighth grade of Gunhison in game o.
basketball yesterday evening at Center
field. which resulted in "A victory for Cen
tcrhcld by the score OF 10 90 Is.
The lineup follows;
I'rnfcTisI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Ouakers Rounded Up.

PEITLADELPHIA, Feb. 2l-Thlrty
members OF the Philadelphia Nationals
left today FOR Southern Pines y. c.. for
their spring training
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25

At n meeting OF the board OF or
Of The Biscuit Mining COMPANY.
Ike City. Utah, on the eth
January. 1910. the sale of dclla' =, .;
stock was postponed until the ~ -
of january. 1910. M, L. WSLh1,e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25

Al meetI-- ~ the board o, on ne
.beIr office, No. 52S Atlas block;
lake lake CIV. Utah. on the slxt day q
uarv 11 1910. the sale n Delinquent,
MAS postponed until Friday & the am
If February. 1910. AZ 10 o'clock a
20 NJ +. WALKER. SecretS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25

a, meeting Of the board of dlre
o,Htha Eiscuit Mining Co. held iqq
eompanys &c Offices. $3.50 Atlas =, !
Salt lake City. on the 4tl> DAY OF =,
ory ~ 1910. the sale Of delinquens
W. vas postponed until the 18th day OF
ruary. 1910. at 10 o'clock 2. m. g.
'''' NJ. F.. WALKER. So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25

The lineup follows
GnnOtspp.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03

normal school Senator Porter tnior'nei
E-nste that reai estate Is owned by the
principal and thai thousands ~ dollars arc
spent by the state for repairs yet IT has
va interest In same Senator t'atE Vt Ru.-
lana stated aame condition exists n;
johnson normal school. Senator Porter
stated Castleton school Is run as sum
fuer hotel state gets no return.
Bills INTRODUCED.
8 ~ by Senator Gordon ~ Washington,
nm net providing compensation to inferred
wurkincn ar IN ease of death 10 thplf
reSt Of hin by voluntary agreement b.
tween employer n employee. May hc
called compensation oct ~ constitution
STANDS may be tsetlve or perfuissivn
Partiee must mt II In force by mutual
agreement NJ constitution nov stands
J'lTerehre between this hnd employers
ithility act. IN that tn prove negligence
under this net employee must show ho
wns inbred In course of employment.
compensation arranged elrrilnr to n"
;idcrt inrur"nre. 70 got best cf It Tor
tho net II wound he necessary TO change
constitution. Propc sal 10 change coustitr-
ton to he introduced permitting teSlsla-
trre To- pr7- suitable lrwsN Judiciary.
81 F3-Iiv senator Powr ID. Thi'trnder,
nv net 10 incorporate tho CITY Trust c.
rrovidcs '1pita' stock $4,000 with powor
to Increase. Cannot com lerco business
until 5oT stock Is pnid m Not less than
five or moro than nine directors. Shall Or
gar'ac Within two years from pn"rGrc
This act shares 500 cach) Corporations.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
E. 4i--An act permitting juri,s to quality
their vordicts Ia certain murder casos.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE
II. as-hn act relating to sufninonln%
Of grand ana petit jurors.
II. iG-An act to Incorporate American
Fidelity c. Adopted IN concurrence.
JOINT RESOLUTION. 81 Special.
ORDER
Committee to visit State normal school
| at Cnstlet1n.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
II. can act for medical inspection Of
public and private schools. Joint commit
tee on public health
H. IAN act to pay j. @. Sargent and
H. f. Graham certain sum. Approp,-n-
tions.
II. San act to amend charter Of
Fellows Falls village corporation. Mum
c!pal corporations
! Fl. S9--.An act for the prevention Of blind
ness. Joint committee on publ, health.
| II. 1o1-An act Axing appropriations f)r
| Memorial day. Military afr airs.
| II. 1oS--An act to name body water La.
| Hancock
THIRD READING ORDERED.
VI. S--An oct relatirg to liquor IL
SEES.
). 19--An act t. Incorporate Brigh-
and Newark halfway company.
/ r. ll1--An act to Incorporate hut
land Trust company. Banks
on motion of Senator Gordon Senate
adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
CENTRAL. VERMONT
RAILWAY MEETING
Annual Report Shows Net Prof.
Of $24, 774-Directors and Of.
ficels elected.

st. Adams. Nov. 2.-TTeadod by Presi-
dent Charles NJ Rays and Vice-Prceitlent
= - Fitzhugh, both Of Montreal. all Of
the directors and Office. Of Tine Central
Vermont hallway co any were re-
elected at the annual meeting of the
stockholders here to-day. The report for
IT, fiscal year ending June 30. 1910,
showed gross receipts Of Nrs,il1 and
operating expense Of S3,li5,tf2
The directors are: charles NJ Favs Of
Montreal. f. II. Ftzhugh = Montreal,
g. g. ones of st Adams. T. c. Smith Of
ST Adams. ". Seward webb Of Shell
burne, John ". Stewart OF Middlebury,
John G. Mccullough Of bennington. Il.
II. i'aker of Boston. G.. ". Writer'S Of St.
Albar4 :. T.. hiluer Of Sew York city.
T. Tuttle Of Fair Haven, Charles =.
Smith Of Burlington and T. L. Marston
of Ncs York city
The new board of directors organize
by the ELECTION Of the following officers.
President. Charles VI. Hays; v'ce-presi-
dent. f. H. r'rzhugh; treasurer md
clerk, W II Chafee; auditor W q
C'rahho: executive committee Charles VI
Hays, Y. n. Baker and Z. u. Fttzhngh.
! Directly after the meeting. Tho direct.
lrs LEFT on an inspection 'rlo over The
line.
rive following directors were present al
o-Iay's meeting: r. n. Fitzhugh, q. c
J..'.. r. g. Smith. John " stewart Il
a.. i4lrr G.. ". Writers a. futile and
chor.,. T.. smith.
The i.'h annual report Of the directors
of tie Central Vermont Railway com
pany ful the fiscal year ending June 20.
1910, Show net profit for the year
OF s2i.714.0G. t." gross receipts We're A,-
nSil102 and ia operatlng expenses 81
AS 81 81. The ...a.arv of receipts nj
expenditures Includes the following items:
Taxes, sl2S125.l2 rentals, etc, $A.G'5o2;
parlor car cafa serv.cn. '.l6S.59 hire Of
equipment, $s5,Os472; interest on securi-
lies held by the colupanr. 523,i@o; fixed
charges. S721. S. The icV. ltr from all
sources shows an Increase 90; S-"0'S. &c.
The transportation expense .'in-- y de-
crease Of So '5.++.
Presiden, Charles NJ. Hays repu~' -lt'
the property has been we'll mai .7.l
ana improved to TIE extent OF Sous
Seven locomotive and 20 fregl, &C.
have been condemned. their value
amounting TO $500.
The number of tons carried one mile
was POI, 575.l2s, an increase Of l,4l3,:l.
The earnings per freight train mile were
1894, an increase of 10 cents and the
earnings per ton mile We're 81 cent. an
increase of On cent. The number of pas
engers carried one mile was +9,3lG,la5 an
Increase of 2.n4.46l The earnings per
passenger train mile We're $l.l6. an in
crease OF seven cents, and the earnings
per passenger mile 2.34 cents, an increase
Of .05 cent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
HOUSE-AFTERECON.

BILLS INTRODUCED.

II. 02-By Mr., Alien of Westford, relat-
(. 3 10 superintendent OF senators. (Gtves
Chittenden I. Orange ~ 70 committee
election.
T. "2-Ty Mr.. Fisk OF Earre town,
alatiog TO abstracts Of Individual listers.
~ committee on ways and means.
H. 2N-By Mr.. Battell of Mddlehury,
Incorporating the Congrcgatic' 81 church
and society OF Mlddebury. To committee
on corporations.
II 2G-By MI Stone Of Wallingford
relating to State court fees Gtach argu-
meut in supreme court So To Joint com
mittee on State and court expenses.
H. 2E--By MT stone OF Wallnsford,
making all accident insurance policies tn
contestahle To joint committee on lnsu.
nee
II a7-Py Mr.. Mlllor of Bethel. relating
libraries III penal Institutions CHoard
of library commissioners may expeni 500
annually Cor this purpose). To Joint com
ih,tde on library.
H. 2oS--Ry Mr. Woodruff Of Burke, 10
regulate distributing advertising and
soliciting descriptions In tho State
,Iouse. Urohihits this In state House or
grounds, penalty 500 To joint committee
under the fourth Joint rule.
SUBSTITUTE BILL.
For II AZ relating TO the protection
of beaver ana otter. Oricred to lie and be
printed. III. 20eJ
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
s. ALTERNATING juries TO qualify their
verdict In certain murd = cases. To com
r1ittee on judiciary.
JOINT REsOINN1oN.
Providing tor a visit of a committee TO
the State normal school NJ Castleton
Referred to committee on Internal affairs
SPECIAL ORDER.
H. 3ERelating to dog licenses MT Me-
Hugh OF Weybrdgs moved that the Dill
be ordered to lie. Motion lost. BY rising
vote Of 100 to l0i the bill as amended was
ordered to Il third reading.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. llo-Amending an act incorporating
the village Of West Derby.
PARSED IN CONCURRENCE.
s.. l5-Relating to exemptions from
taxation.
SPECIAL ORDER.
IL. 9o-To incorporate the Nergennes
Power company, Mr.. Peck of Burlington,
MI Cory OF Montpelier and Mr.. Calder
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03

to state -o.aurorJ - committee on
ways ana .'cnt.s.
VI. 1S3-By MIR. elliott of Richmord.
for the protection Of human life. O'ro-
vides that hunters shall wear briehi
red garment while hunting deer. Fine
Of $1,000 TO tho general cOm'niitec.
Il. loABy Mr.. Cutting OF Waterford,
10 anne d section GO. public statutes, re
lating - notice TO taxpayers and the dis
count period. l.ixes date for payment
Of t2xee ut % days from July H. To the
committee en- ways and means
II. 195--l,y MIR. Itttr.1.,e OF Leicester TO
amend section acn: public statutes. and
provid!ng cor the election of state high
way commissioner. Nprovdrs for cleo
ton of commissioner by the Genera. As
sembly. Election his year to be on thrd
Wednesday, IN NNYcmbrr) To commit
tee on highways and bridges.
II. 1876 BY Alr. Peck OF Burlington, 10
amend aect.ons 5l5a SID and L.2i, public
statutes. relating to traffic IN lntoN'cHt-
ing liquors I'rovides that licensee shall
not employ person 'rhose license has been
revoked for summary revocation Of
license with Re und OF fee; for notice by
every court In county 70 lcerto com,nlh-
sioners of convictions for int cation for
six months back TO joint committee on
temperi nee
II. lT-By Mr.. Bronson of Hardwick,
defining duties of commissioner OF agricul-
ture relating TO creameries cheese fac
tories, condensorles and receiving sta
lions for milk and cream. OPT vides for
~
to make recommendations fer better
sanitary conditions. All such places to
submit statements monthly or weekly
Gives authority to prescribe form of such
statements) To committee on asricul-
ture.
II. 1sS-By Mr.. Bowles OF Woodford
reguiaunE the hours of labor miue- hour
day, domestics clerks In stores and farm
laborers excepted) To comm ttee on
Immigration and Industrial intp,sts.
II, 199-By Mr.. Bowies Of Woodford
repeating statute prohibiting hunting on
Sunday. To committee on minor courts.
II. 200-By MIR, Webster of Swanton
amending act 40, acts Of 1903, relating
to duck hunting. O'rovides penalty of
$500 for hunting duck with the aid Of a
torch, jack or other artificial light)
h. Iol-By ar, McCuen OF NerRennes,
providing religious instruction for In
mates OF Vermont Industrial sc..ool. CAP
proprintes 5000 annually for such in
structlon) TO Joint committee on indus
trial school.
KILLED.
4. 155-Relating to the support OF pau
pers
II. iCo--Restricting appointments To tu-
dicial or executive office.
ii. l5-Rela,inE to deeds.
RECOMMIrrED,
IL. Sl--As amended. amending an act
incorporating the village of West Ran
dolph,
H. 97--With pending amendments. re-
lating 10 length OF school wear
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
NORMAL SCHOOL DISCUSSED
senate Gets In; rvestinR Ini"rmntion
Regarding I--.i!rson Instftutlon---
Sabbat' u 1!sinX Laws Intact.

Montpclier, NOV The Senate livencd
up hi, to-duy and did some real talk
ing In the norn!ng the talhtest was
over the Castictou normal school OIL the
question Of Senator Porter's resolution
providing for Il committee to visit that
Institution and find ont something about
what the states interest in the prop
crty was how much 1t could be bought
for and anything else OF interest senn-
tor Daniels Of Washington, Inquired
what II al meant and Senator Porter
told him that he understood tha, no
part Of the real estate ct Castleton was
owned by tho State but by the prin-
cipa Of the school and that the State
had expended thousands OF dollars in
ropairs to the buildings and that on
top Of that the principal run hotel
there ~ III" summer that the state re-
celvol . benefit from. Senator Clark,
who comes from Costleton. ventured 70
remark that the same condition Of af-
fairs existed at johnson and the OF
question of the Johnson and Castleton
schools which has been threshed out in so
many previous Legislatures ard left just
~ it was made It's biennial appearance.
Blue LAWS STILL STAND.
In the afternoon the argument which
was of q mild variety, was over the bill
Of Senator Powell to repeal the Sunday
blue laws. The bill was reported from
the committee without recommendations.
Senator Powell explained that II was
copied largely from the Massachusetts
| statute and merely defined what was
necessary work. Senator Gordon Of the
general committee. which considered the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
New York,


we" 'ork, Nov =
a. "o''''n""y lower
H''''s |'0'''
i'uIHWHcat
- O" mot "a CORN
,,,,, n.y. 'i'.' hi' - STEADY
"po' "fes ''ie'' fCturcs mar
80 o' oa''' "A'A
nc" ~" 'eNe'' VI 'ho season
~ .''' -" i'' 1't'" "e"7 ana ,he ap-
VI a" "''i'c u"''icsuc 3ash OF ex-
So "o.''t'u O0Fe,'". ana COMMISSION
IVY .ts resume" III moderate
'''| I'o"o prices were uh-
- Is ne. 'o"''' EHpor's report
Va ."''', ''o" ana Du! ~
q" 'u'p'iVN l'' 10 l-loasc's
'V%Ni'o1Sa' ciC~e''
"''''' 81 'hents '"Ho'
-''o' S'#
maj" e' 'hoVt transac-
'n"' 'os'"' a. ~ act decline Dec
"'so' "'"S ''"c' reca'pts l!'''o'
"'''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
GRAIN STATISTfCS.

Total clearancos OF wheat and flour
vera equal to 1890 IN. Primary receipts
we're $4,000 hu,. compared with La. 90
ou, Two currcF dinr day u ycnr ago
Tho ~oIlu. visible supply, 80 shown by
.iTAdstrects mere sel 6.6l4uN h, Fast
mated receipts Tor Tomorrow Wheat %
cars: corn 1877 cars; oats I21 cars: hoas
1000 head.
BUFFERS Steady. crcansrios, 24G30c;
dairi S. 22QG7c.
TGTrS-Steady at mark, receipts 4. 100
cases; cases included l>i9Qy%c. frsts,
CSC: prime firsts. 2Sc,
CHEESE-F!rrn, diaries, l5isWXc; twins
l4Ui.c; Young Americas, l59hlc: Long
Horns l5pAc.
POTATOES--Weal, choice to fancy 40
m4Sc; fair to good, 35G42r.
POULTRY Steady. tlrkeye, 100 hon.
llc springs, ll.ec
VEAI~-Steady. 30 to 81 Ii. WITS 96llO, GO
to SIS Ii. WITS. 1oG9;l; 81 to 10 ID WITS 11H
GEN