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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-22
NOME, ALASKA, SEPT. 22, 1911.
WHY DO YOU HARRY?

\ better Illustration Of the game of Button button who's got the button 9" was never given. than in the game of politics carried on in Nome during the past twelve months. We an know into whose hands the button should have been placed. and placed there by the man who Is the natural and only leader for the republicans in Alaska Have the proper persons felt the but ton slip into their hand? If not. why not?
 We are told never to look a gift hor-. in the mouth, but rewards for ser, ices rendered are not gifts. Political re- wards are the fulhllment Of sacred pledges that requires the sacrifice of honor to be broken 1T nearly every pledge has not been broken as the out come of the last great political fight, why do you tarry in fulfilling them
 There is no gainsaying th. fact that the political head of the party in Alaska should he Governor Clark. lie is d man that can be trusted to carry out the work, and redeem pledges The trouble has been there were too many who had a say in placing rewards and the old adage ur too many cooks spoil the broth. holds good for the rrpuhli- cans of Nome have been cooked so long and hard they are just about burned @ a crisp
 IA little over veal aga wa had n stepubiican Committee composed of men who believed in playing straight out and out politics. who worked long and hard to instill party principles into the campaign They went down to de- feat fighting tn the last ditch. using all their reserve strength. believing th.y had the strong bulwark of the c. O. r. to fall back upon. These men took the grief. and abuse like true and tried men. and when they commenced to fan back upon their strong support what did they hnd2 Broken reeds which grow in oozy places. instead of the oak that should have given them support
 lt must have offended some of those, men to their Very hearts blood. when they realized how frail support th,-r. had been reserved for them The nice party pledges proved phantom. drlusion. a dream. with sad awaken ing
 There is vet time to redeem much that is lost Republicans of Nome why do you tarry? The night is far spent and the arrows of light which indicate the coming of the morn are appearing in the East Rouse ye one and all. forget the little petty grieviences. Work for the uldliment of all past pledges. it means defeat tn say let the dead past bury its dead. II still has life and may rise ID to smhe you at a critical mo- ment. turning what seems victory into defeat.
 The time to buckle nu thr arm.r and go forth 10 battle Is at hand -hut ,hrr. Is much to be done The wreckaEe Of the last election must be cleared far hTadway cannot be made with SO much dead timber. The democrats are now .n the field. they have sounded their first bugle call. while Republicans ar, still lighting over what should haNe been settled long ago.
 it may come hard hut the raad Ia victory leads over a thorough house. cleaning. undo that which Was wrong admit the error and start forth with The rull confidence of all Cuuudrucr inspires confidence. and this above aIl d" not for a moment ever think you are larger than the Republican party
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-22

The elr placed close down Co the earth detects a low rumhlue as ir a power was about to he turned loose. Tho latent power Is there tn secure re- suits. but the combination for working the lever Co apply tue power has been lost in the slough "f abuse Heroic measures are often applied to secure results where lapse of application. or pr"crast,ruatiuu has set up g counter acting effect to what is best < word tp the wise Is better chat a whole -,t of pueyclopaeGiaS
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-22
ALWAYS IN STYLE.

v you take your clothes to ths Nome Tailoring Company. fer cleaning, press ing or repairing, and have them treated m the best up-to date methods for cleaning garments, you will always be in the height of fashion and style.
 Prompt service and satisfactory work" eur motto.
 Between Segerstroa 6 Hagens and Zehners Jewelry Stores, Front Street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-22
GUARD AGAINST FEAR

The senator arriving with a yellow flag at the masthead caused consider ahle alarm among the people con shore
 Perhaps the ships doctor did right. for an ounce of prevention is worth tons of cure. but the yellow flag is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

p@ucky and -pccdy race. but los three
laps ar the pIt with engine trouble.
Hughes. winner OF the Kane County
Cup, started fourth among eleven cars.
but i- took him only 30 miles 20 gain
'h" lead. which D." held 90 the end.
Barnes was Boz first place for y miles.
bur thereafter Dc had 20 he content
vith place position. Pearce gradually
wor third position from jacksonville.
and held - during tho second hale q
tfo contest.
Tho croWuir. event of The meet FOR
fhc Elgg National trophy. which was
0or last year lt RAP! milford. in Il
I0z,er viii start a. % ~. r. to-wor-
roN. with eleven cars. provid.u- there
ar" uo Withdrawals. Tho race is a.
.f' niles for cars o.. q piston dis
placement under 600 cubic inches dis
placement The winner w'l c-- a tro-
rhr. cash and other emoiumouts
valued o. -U'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
- AUToisTS BACKING THE PRO-
JEcTs WHICH ARE CON-
SIDERED.
Races at Eloin Opened Ye.tsrday-
Gossip Among Owners and
Drivers Of the Auto.

Through the efforts II tho public
highway commission of which Charles
- Light. % this state is special field
agent. and the automobile clubs II
N'St Virginia. congress may make an
appropriation 10 open three National
highways through this state. When
fi'S" roads ar" completed West Viz
rinia. with is picturesque scenery will
l' on tho route ~ all tourists and
Nll be ,hrougcd with thousands II
rtrs Zach summer The ohio Valley
Ant" club. ~ this city. has ever sine.
if~ existence conducted a crusad. tor
good roads IN this state and al last
tn'ir dreams are about 10 he realized.
~ present this state stands az the
bottom OF the states having good
i's''~. and tor this reason had always
been avoided hv tourists as much as
possible other states not near a. pic
'.r'S0ge have derived the benefit OF:
t.frtrs and West Virginia business
mn have lost vast sums Of money
N..t4 have made had there been
...i roads h-r..
Probably the mos. important Of the
frr"' new roads projected through
-tis state Is hat from Washington.
through 20 ohio. Indiana arj Chicago.
then through the lar west This Will
De- a road much travelled by tourists
't the midcl" and FAR west. TIL" cen
F.i roal Will pass close 80 Wheeling
md Will go West as FAR as Denver.
-.- road Will maxi Wheeling q CEN
'ral stopping place Tor touring parties
.ri d.. hotel and business u.n in
--f'ral vii reap a harvest from the
r'--- The ohio VALLEY Au,. club
irving 80 have this road opened
f'r~-. II The present plans materially
rr.rall~ expected West Virginia
--~ VIII s"o much touring here IN
The future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

rEEEPORT-is feet p rising
fl.r
rfJ.HENvfILE-94 feet n ris-
If. rain
rAEkERSBrRG-25 feet and ris-
if- rI.r
NDGGANTOWS-7 feet and sta
'rrtrr. rain.
Ill fIIY. inches and rising;
f..U.
NAEUES-- inches and rising.
I....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

Opportunity 10 size up tho work o.
som" % IN" new models thai Will start
In IN" titden Tour will De found IN
The 500 mile run % The Eucfal. Au-
i"W'hte club On September O. E
and =. which will Doe "A sort % curtain
riser 20 the Gldie Tour Two 81 th,
three MaXweils that have entered Ia
ta' cprt,S: from Ncw York Go Jack
souliile. Florida. vii coimYcto ln the
buffalo contest % - IS quite likely
that several other GiId,u cars MI.
start !n this ran.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

three ton Alec truck from tho Guif
Refining COMPANY. With this addition
the neet Of Alec trucks now IN the
service II the Gulf Refining
numbers sixteen.
The original order called for two
trucks and was placed during the
early part Of the year. The Gulf r.
lining company ave stations through
ou' every important city west Of PITTS
burg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

Driving an Abhott-D.troit. James
~ HaEan and party % Detroit. stop
ped In this city last evening enroute
h"m" from a trip along the Atlantic
coast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

The i.ocomobile owned by Peter
wilson has ben given a general over
hauling at tn" Standard garage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
THREE NATIONAL ROADS
FOR WEST VIRGINIA NOW

Before tho fall months set in the
Packers Auto company % Warwood.
expect 90 almost dpuhl its working
force This incrcasc will double their
capacity and tho company expects 90
have a large number Of trucks ready
Tor h spring salns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

Ample proof Of tho value - en,as-
ink th" driving chains 81 % motor
truck has h''n furnished hy m. =. a..
lawf,r." leather compan- - Boston.
Who's. .,'-r"u sampson freight motor
las ran 10000 miles sine, o. was ff.r-
chased. Recently tn chain cases ,f
Oh. t.uiri.. ar Important feature 81
IN. SaWps'1. were opened or th. first
.lw, tu learn OF 'h- chains wer- %
n.-,1 'f repairs The. were found tu
o.. sr iif'.a wurn THAT flsr yer. inn
U.Hiaf'-F pIt ON again and af-
I'st.i ,c Git" service for an indefinite
tmc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

The Arbenz car recently purchased
By Prof Frederick Foster. Of New
Athens. Ohio. will be delivered the
first OF the week The Arbenz COM
pany have sold all the cars its fac
tor has been able to m~anufacture.
Plans are now being considered by this
company to build an addition within a
short time and increase the output.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

Albert Voglsr. of this ci,y. has as-
cept'l "a position with an automobile
firm IN Pitts1urg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

FnroIta 20 Atlantic Citv. ami Other
eastern points James Homer and parry
Of Darvill-. passed through this city
yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

The car owned hy Nr. RoFsrson has
heen given a genera oNerhaGiirS "a;
the Price garage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

Driving their Model -. Mr.. and Mrs
George Lennon are touring through
The east The will p, gone for sew
eral days. visiting all the principal
cities on the Atlantic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

The rain was hailed with much de-
light y~estrrday. Th- roads wer. a
sea ~ dust and IL made touring very
uncomfortabl-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

The new 1912 Model = VI. + r.
Gently purchased BY ". r. Allen.
through the Balzer Il Bowman agency
will BE- delivered within a short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

Hon. J. ]. Commit and familv who
arr touring through the east IN Mr.
Commits hig Nintnn touring car Will
return home next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
WRESTLING NOTES.

Til" catch-as- CatCh-cau match he
tween big Jack Leon of st, Paul, Mimi,
and Stanislaus Zbys2ho. the Polish
wrestler came to 4 quick end Tuesday
night at Manchester. y. H. after q
minutes. Jack picked up the bulky
form of his antagonist and was about
to dash him down on the mat, when
he fell with 2io pounds on top of him.
He was carried to his dressing room
and examined by two physician. who
announced that the cartridges of the
lower ribs had been wrenchcd. The
bout Was discontinued and, on HbYSz-
kos initiative, was called nu contest,
Jim Poulis WAS defeated hN ti"nry
Remand, the former Marathon runner
and winner of the b. A. A. cup some
years ago. Renaud Won the first fall
with half Nelson in As minutes, Ii
seconds and the second in six min
utes. Lucicn Landry won in straight
falls over Herman LeokoW sky, taking
the first in II minutes and the second
In IL minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
Repeal of the Sturgis Law.

Senator Staples of Knox opened the
case for the proponents OF the bill to
rept al the Sturgis law. He declared
that the act creating the Enforcement
commission was un-American and I'M
constitutional and had cost the state
since its Inception the sum Of $tJS, 1873. :
IS. 1t was ont of commission now and
he dldn't believe that anybody. even of
the party that placed it on the statute
books wanted the commissioners back
again.
Rev Wilbur T. Berry believed that
the law should remain ou the Statute
books as it was a very effective weap-
on. Mrs. l.. NJ. n. Stevens said that
the Sturgis law had been the means or
making the way of some lawbreakel,
hard and she favored it's retention as
an emergency measure.
n. Herbert Sturgis of Standish. tho
author of the Sturgis law and former
senator from Cumberland county said
that the law of which he was the
rather had never been favored by mol
itlclans. 1t WAS II condition and moi
'Heor| nat confronted the Leg
lSiature OF 1903. A sheriff III Cumber-
iana county VAS telling the people Oh
IN stump that he did not enforce
the pro!ibitory iaV but regulated il
as he saw fit. II WAS necessary When
SUCH conditions prevailed to ADOPT :;
measure giving the Governor pC1ye,
to enforce til" pruhibitory law. An
other measure WAS before tho House
but it didn't hay" teeth and the St,r.
giS law had teeth
Mr.. Sturgis created something of ::
sensation by saving that Sheriff Pen.
nell Of Cumberland county, after sey.
On members of the legal affairs com.
| mittee had presented report thai
there was open violation of the Law
III Cumberland County, ought 70 hav.
been impeachcd hy the Legislature
! ii 1903, hut the Republican members
OF til" Legislature didn't have tn,
sand to do il, they were afraid o
'makins a mark of the man as somt
Of them expressed it.
IF as Senator Staples says neithe
| Republicans nor Democrats will eve
| appoint Enforcement deputies and tn,
measure won't cost anything if it il
kept GA the Statute books l believ,
it will be a good thing to keep il
the house as a protection agains
/ fire said Mr.. Sturgis in conclusion
Mrs. l.. N. NJ Stevens declared tba
she took the same position in 4rfgar.
| to ting repeal of the enforcement Law
that she took two years ago befor
i the temperance committee, she wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
MEMORIAL SERVICES
For Senator Mullen Occupy Greater
Part Of Senate Session.

The greater part of the Senate, SEES
sion Wednesday, forenoon was devoted
to memorial services for Senator Null
lem, which We're of very touching
nature and after which the Senate ad-
journed for the remainder of the day
out of respect TO the late Senator.
The memorial resolutions We're intro
duced by Senator Kellogg of Penob
scot ana brief but feeling tributes 10
the memory of their late associate
We're paid by Senators Gowell of York,
Staples of Knox. Irving of Aroostook
ard MiIikcn Of Aroostook
The House session was devoted ell
tirely to routine matters with the ex-
ception of the order presented by Rep
resentative Dresser of South Portland,
providing tor the appointment of a
joint special committee to inquire into
the condition Of the bridge. which has
been reported t. be It menace to pub
lie safety.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
BASKETBALL NOTES.

FoXboro. Mass, basketball team ar
rived at Eastport late Tuesday after
noon by boat after a rough trip and
played the Holsters ut Eastport Tues
day night. The home team won in a
hard and fast game, Is to IA. The
visitors We're a husky lot. heavier than
the HOLSTERS. and played II fine game,
although being somewhat wild in
shooting. due, no doubt. to the strange
floor. They played we'll within the
rules and made d fine impression. At
the end of the first half the score was
10 to i in favor of the HOLSTERS The
HOLSTERS put UP Il line game. Brad
ford anu Watt made some phenomenal
long shots that counted. Allen appear
ed to be the star for the visitors. The
Foxboro team will play in st. An
drewS on Thursday night. at Dover on
Friday night and expect to arrange "a
date in Bangor for Saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARkETa
Features Of the Days Dealings In Al
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Feb. l. With scar'ciy =
break through the day, price Levels Swep'
upward ON the STOCK Exchange III e.IS
sistent fashion. !nul at tn eioSo S "in,
of the actN. stocks shower me- SIlii.
oi points OF over 1t was Inc mo
impressive demonstration OF stftiSti
which Wall Street has witnessed III many
weeks and was attributed in the man!
to the influence of yesterday faFufaplc
Developments notably the Hartman sNS7
TENS huge Improvement projects ana W.
cheerful view expressed by tshaiI uiai
Gary of the United States Steel COR
porition as Ia present and prospects,.
conditions in that stock. W all street ).
prufc ssionally pessimstic attitude OF rc-
cent months WAS replaced for the time
~ least by feeling Of confidence ana
thu belief that genuine turn Tor Inc
better had now been reached.
The volume of business on the exchange
WIS nearly double that of most receil,
DAYS but in spite of large offering, 4,
sacccssively higher levels the upward
movement continued until the final hour
when there was Il slight recession, winch
however, did not seriously disturb quota
lions. ExtenSiS" profit taking ana q re
port from Washington that another effort
would be made III Congress 10 force an
investigation Of the United states steel
| Corporation combined Ia make the tom
! at the close slightly caslcr.
\urthern Pacific ruS" III Spectacular
| fashion, touching l2N4, live points apoN.
| last nights closing. and was again w
| feature of the day trading llS rapio
| advance of recent days still Is ullaccohi-
| panied by satisfactory explanations, al.
! though there were reports today. nat II
| Was due To valuable Rights WHICH Were
| to be conferred iii connection With new
| financing The strength of United state
Steel common Was something ~ SUI
! prise tu spectators. il Nl"W Of the lasi
| that thu quarterly report of tnt Stet
| Corporation showed earnings of $2""@
| OF more below popul;M exp nctatioiS.
| Copper shares received less attention
| today, although rejecting iii general ten
| dcncy of the market. Reports OF III
| creased exports for January aiid an au
Vancr in prices here gay" strength u
| those issues.
| An offering of nearly xl9."pom Readina
| per cent bonds increased IN" airedu.
| large total Of new securities rcc.htN
| placed upon til" market ttotdtluli o
! new securities IL the value "f g., ,"'
| III the month iust ended established
| n,w high record Tie hcr"ase "aS con
| fined to railroad s"Curtti", which were
more than $lgo"p,p" greater than Il
| January 1910, industrial issues falling oil
| considerably.
London was a larg" buyer in this mar
| ket today, Americans advancing generally
| there Operations here for that accouh
| were said to he at least 2.uw shares.
| Bonds were firm. Total sales. pa
| value Aol9,N". United states 81 regis
| tered advanced : ON rall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
Coming Events

Feb. injecting Maine Federation Of
Women's Clubs, Augusta. =
Feb. 3-27th Annual Meeting and ban
quet Maine Hotel Propretors' Associa-
FEB. S@Franklin Comfy Teachers AS
Sociation, Pennington.
Feb. G-1l-Commerclal Travellers Food
Fair. Bangor.
Cobbosseecontee Grange, West Gardiner
Feb. S-Adjourned Meeting Maine Bar
Association. Augusta
Feb. 11-Knox Pomona Grange, North
Warren. -
Feb. 14-Governor.'s Reception and ball.
FEB. 17-1s-1s-Maine state " M. c. A.
i FEB. @.S-Aviation' Meeting, 'Baston.
Feb. 21-22-Western Maine Pythian Ju-
bilee, Lewiston.
FEB. 22-Annual Meeting Maine Society
of the Sons of the American Revolution.
Feb. 24-2G-Boys' Conference Bangor.
March 3,-cony High-Portlands High de-
March 1S-15-Annual Meeting State OF
Maine Chapter. d. A. r., Portland.
March 2O-25-Lewiston and Auburn Mer-
chants Association Carnival.
April 19-Annual Convention Maine
State Branch. No. IS. U. N. A. p. Q. c..
Bangor. f+,e}s /. >.4,.,1s.s
April 1s-2s-East Maine Methodist Con-
ference, Oldtown,, Bishop Cranston pre-
siding. = ~~s.t
April 1s-2s-Maine Methodist Confer
ence, Biddeford. Bishop Nicely presiding.
June 14-15-44th Department Encamp-
ment, Maine GA r. Meetings State
Sons of Veterans. State w. X. c., Ma
tional w. r. c. and Ladies Of the G. A.
r., Augusta. tG
June 2o-27-Thirteenth Triennial Con-
vention International Sunday School AS
ISOLATION San Francisco. ~
June 21NlForty-fourtha nnuals1meeting
Maine .NaPhafmsCsuttcal f.. Association.
KfHeo! ~ fdat AM ~ 'G"mysG a1ifs
Society Fair. Belfast. I''''f1F'af q
Oct. 25-26-27-Annual Convention Maine
Teachers Association. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02

sign A bonus contract TO play with the
Boston Americans the coming season.
Bill Carrigan OF Lewiston declares that
his relations with President Taylor
are of the plcasantcst. and he has no
kick coming at the treatment he has
received in the past. 1t is simply 4
business proposition with me said
Carrigan i'll discussing the matter
Tuesday. Il have no complaint to
make at the way President Taylor has
used me in the past, We have always
been good friends and are good friends
still. In the letters that have passed
between us relative to this matter,
there has not been single word that
could be construed otherwise than
friendly. But friendship is on" thing
and business another
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
SPORTING.
BOXING BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Thursday Perky Flynn vs.. Jim
johnson, London. Eng.: Tommy Quill
VS.. Haywood Briggs and Young Rear
don VS.. Lemoine, Brockton; Jimmy
Morfarity VS.. Harry Powers and jim
my Qutnlan VS.. Kid Donahue. Law
renee: Harry Mansfield VS.. Jack Fftz-
gerald, Shenandoah: Charles Lawrence
VS.. Dick Nelson, New York; Phil
Knight VS.. J. Mario. New York.
Friday-Leach Cross VS.. Young
Sammy Smith. New York; Billy Ryan
VS.. Bant Dorsey, Rochester, N. Y;
Matt Block VS.. Tommy Bresbanhan.
Cleveland.
Saturday-Joe Thomas VS.. Andrew
Morris. Portland. Me-; Jack Dillon VS..
Montana Jack Sullivan, Pittsburg;
Paddy LAWN vs.. X. Brown, Philadel-
phia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02

New Yorf Feb. I.
FLOUR Was quiet and nuininalIy low
CT, receipts 23.:2s. shipments .iis5.
WIiEAT-Spot irregular: No. red -
elevator and -. . b atoat, No. ! North
ern Duluth 1l1s o b ailoat; receipts
1860; shipments YHp.
CORN-Spot steady. new No. :. ~ { e !.
aloat. receipts a3,31J, shipments 1901,
OATS--Spot easy: standard white -.
Ne. : 81; No. ,. IS; No I, %. Receipts
i-l.5,5
PORk--Easy; family ---.;,olt:-s5,' short
clear, l9.'H1t.22"o.
BIEF-Stcady. .,
LARD-Easy; middle west as5tioeI. IL
fined, easy; continent lo..4; compound
quiet.
SuGAR-liaw. firm; museovado s. test.
20; centrifugal. % test al: moass.e
sugar ~ test. 20; refined sugar quiet.
cut loaf 30; crushed so; mould ~ ~:
cubes Isl; NXXN powdered 40: pow
dered 40. granulated i61; diamDnd ~
TO: confectioners a. HI; No. /. H. No.
:. 10. No. 3 i%5: No. 4, 40 No. :. H..
No .. 10: No !. ii5: No =, no; No. =.
i05; No 10. 100: No II. 30 No l.. -
No. i3. and II. $50.
BUTTER-ouict, unchanged; receipts
Gi29
EGGs-Weall: recsiptsx l.: fresh
gathered selected extras cSeQ:;; do iirs :
20a2l; do seconds igu.iI, fresh gathered
dirtcs Ne. |, 49, do No. l5nl,' refris
crater first l6l: do seconds lSa Ii; stat"
Penna. and nearby hennery brown -.
do gathered brown and mixed 2iu.I
POTATOES-Ste unchanged.