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The evening world., 1911-05-27

N HATT WELLS. tie accidental Eng
IVu lish lightweight champion. has
AvA blown In on US. lie carries with
him the n%amboyant diamond studded
Lord Lonsdale belt which is a reminder
OF the famous Richard X. Fox dog
collar OF John l.. Sullivan's day.
Matt and knockout may meet at The
Madison CT" provided the Englishman
agrees to make 1876 at 3 o'clock.
Danny Morgan. manager OF Brown,
says: MY Dutch kid has just whipped
a pretty tough lrlshman. II ought to
be easy for him 10 lick this English
guy
What dye know about that for philo-
sophie deduction?
The evening world., 1911-05-27

n Ut when AID Wo.gast. that other
X selling-plate champion. and Wells
- meet in Frisco won't the humor-
lists get busy? Won't the headlIners call
4. the battle Of the cheeses-Limbur-er
and Stilton, so to speak!
And I hardly think l will care TO see
II. There will rave to he class where I
spend my time.
The evening world., 1911-05-27

She solved tie Sweeney Puzzle and won
4 ~two-dollar prize.
Miss LILLY DILLTN9ER.
No. s0i Hancock street, Brooklyn.
Roosevelt tells Il to Sweeney. sweeney
to him says naught--
That's why tho Ananias Club has never
sweeney caught.
ISABEL M'KEON.
suite go. No. Ii Nassau street.
New York City.
Teddy has his hand on Sweeney's ear
50 teenS-
] win two bucks on that? Aw. tell 1,
TO sweeney!
LEON l.. ROSENBERG.
No. 1ei Hewitt place. New York.
Sweeney told the story and IL went
around all right
Unit! IL reached a certain patty"
then ne "kknocked" II "out of sight
q. VI. MANNON.
No. :4 Hamilton street. Railway. N. ]
The evening world., 1911-05-27
~ DEAR WURRA WURRA:

10 decide a bet Will You please
anSwer the folio wing:
II. In case OF a double header being
mayed in the afternoon McGraw Is
CHASED off the field during tAe prog
rNss Of the first amt can he re-
turn and take part in the second
one?
A says he cant. n says he can
Thanking you In advance, I am.
respectfully yours,
ALONZO DEPARC0.
He can. Alonzo, IL there is enough O
IN ~
The evening world., 1911-05-27

Cast of Gilbert and Sullivan
Comic Opera Will Include
Marie Cahill and De Wolf
Hopper "a Country Girl"
viii Also BE Heard Again
"%Everywoman' Moves to
the Lyric.
The evening world., 1911-05-27

almost helpless. l
went to three doc.
tors and they did
me no good, % my
sister advised me 70
try Lydia +. Pink.
hams Vegetable
Co pc nd, and
when I had taken
only two bottles I
could see . big
change, 90 ] took
six bottles and I an
now strong and vel
The evening world., 1911-05-27
wURRA

In there an aerie OF the Order OF
Eagles In Flatbush'
JAMES p. FLOPSEY.
No. James. there Is not h lodge or
asris or whatsomeveryoucallit OF Eagles
in that delightfully."- sylvan retreat. Blu
there kre warns of Flatoush eagles.
In Jersey they don't call EN- eagles.
They ain. big enough.
The evening world., 1911-05-27

HREE BALLYHoO-NOICED peddlcrs invaded Yorkvle Al 80 yesterday
morning. They had a rlckety wagon with four wheels OF different makes
= n Sizes a spavlned. fddle-backed. ring boned sad-eyed.w hezyp plug II n
tina should havel long since found his haphss Jay to Barren Island Tho
was laden With boxes of Strawberries The three pcdders beloved their
wares. with stxcylnder energy they yelled: "strowber r-r-s. Ten a qua-a-a-rt"
The evening world., 1911-05-27
SHE
SUFFERED
FIVE YEARS
Finally Cured by Lydia G. Pink.
hams. Vegetable Compound

Erie, Pa. II suffered for FIVE years
from female troubles and at last was
The evening world., 1911-05-27
wURRA WURR.A:

wURRA WURRi:
To decide a bet. will YOU please
tell me why the fellows who are
building the big municipal sky
scraper at Centre street and park
Row began the erection of the stone
work on the seventh floor. Mullins,
who IL always ready for an argu-
ment and always wrons says It's
because the architect has gone
daffy. say It's because the build
ers are waiting for the stones for
the lower stories to sprout in the
Quarries.
Who wins. Your s~tructurally.
FRANCIS XAVIER O'KELLY.
Both wrong. Frank. Like everything
that's new and fresh. a s~kyscraper
must have time to settle. | often need
time to settle. too. The settling process
with q steel building IL slow. and to ex-
pedite II tho builders pile on tho stone
work from above SO that when the
ornamental lower section Is started the
building will be absolutely trued.
Get thai trued?
The evening world., 1911-05-27
MISS PAINE BAR0N'S BRIDE.
Military Ceremony Makes Balti-
more Girl Baroness Won SchIothein,.

BERLIN. May 21.-Miss Mabel elm
ton Paine OF Baltimore, daughter of the
late Gen. Clinton Paxton Paine, was
The evening world., 1911-05-27

TOE MKONE. the Mayor of Staten
Island, has a smuggled Panama hat
that he Is very anxious to spring IN
the natives Of the Borough Of Rich
Tond. He writes me:
What Is the proper date TO begin
wearing a straw Id?
There are scores OF inquiries on the
same important subject on my bird's-eye
maple desk. They come from as far
west as Have-a-Straw. Mercy, Judge!
There Is no definite open season for
straw lids. Joe. This. as you may
nave heard before. IL u free country.
and a man may wear a straw hat with
a linen duster n tan shoes on Christ
mas Day IL he wishes.
The straw hat season really begins in
New York when the annual movement
10 depose Charley Murphy as boss of
Tammany Hall is begun by some lead
trs in the Bronx or Staten Island.
In fact. the straw hat season opens
with the silly season-when the clans
come In and the oysters take the %.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-04-28
LIGHT GUARD

The company met at the armory last
Tuesday night and after roll call
the company marched down to the
school ground where platoon drill was
gwen. Orders were then given to
double-quicls back to the armory. Some
of the members were about all in after
the half mile run.
at the business meeting the tickets
for the play were given out. 1t is
hoped that Wauwatosa people viii buy
tickets and help the boys out. The
people taking part in the play have all
worked faithfully under the able di-
rection of Mrs. George Burdicls. The
play will be given May IS, 10 and 20.
Tickets can be purchased from any of
the members. Schwaigers Pharmacy or
the Wauwatosa News. all seats will
be reserved.
Only few more weeks for camp.
Any young man who wants to have a
good time this summer for very little
money had better join the Light Guard
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-04-28
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY.

N.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY.
County Court-Tn Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Carrie A.
kneeland. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Carrie.
A. Kneeland late of the City of Wauwatosa
In said County of Milwaukee. deceased. having
been duly granted to David NJ Kneeland and
Ella A. kneeland executors by this Court;
1T lSORDERED, that the time from the date
hereof until and i'sc2 Sing the first Tuesday of
November A =. 1911, be and the same is here.
by fixed as tie time within which al creditors
of the said Carrie A. Kneeland deceased sho II
present sdeir claims for examination and az
lowans 9.
IT FURTHER ORDERED that all claims for
NJ cessary funeral expenses, for the expenses
u the last sickness of the decedent and for
debts having preference under the laws of
the United States which are presented within
sixty days hereafter be examined and adjusted
by said Court, at its Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City of Milwaukee. in said Conn
|ty, at the special term thereof ar,pOined 10 he
held on the first Tuesday of July 1911 and an
such creditors are hereby notified thereof
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED, that all other
|clalms and demands of all persons against the
Said Carrie A. kneeland deceased be exam.
lined and adjusted before this Court at its
Court Rooms in the Court House in the C,ity ~
Milwaukee. in said County, at the regular term
thereof appointed to be held on the first Tues
day of February 1912. and all creditors are
hereby notified thereof
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, that notice of the
times and place at which said claims and de-
mandS will be examined and adjusted as afore-
said. and of the time above limited for said
creditors to present their claims and demands
|be given BY publishing copy of this order and
notice, Tor four consecutive weeks. once in
leach week in the Wauwatosa News q news
paper published in the County of Milwaukee,
the first publication to be within fifteen DAYS
from the date hereof
Dated this s4th day of April, 1911.
BY the Court.
NJ. s. SHERIDAN
County Judge
Perry. Morton * kroesing. Attys. 10w4
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-04-28
OFFICIAL NOTICE

Sealed bids and proposals win be received
|by the Board of Public Works of the City of
Wauwatosa. Wisconsin. at the office of the
City Clerk on Wisconsin Avenue in said city
until Saturday, May 10, 1911. at three o'clock in
the afternoon. for furnishing and delivering to
the City of WauwatoSa:
One street sprinkling wagon having capa-
city of six hundred gallons.
The right is reserved 10 the City of Wauwa-
tosa to reject any and all bids which may be
received under and pursuant to this notice.
Dated this 25th day of April. 1911.
By order of Board of Public Works
EDWARD COULTHARD
l0w2 City Clerk. Wauwatosa. Wis.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-04-28
LIBRARY NOTES.

The library has several pamphlets on
civic Improvement which will interest
many of this city These articles are
placed on the reading tables where all
have access to them. The librian has
also book marks for the boys and girls
to help create an interest along this
line. Some of the statements on the
book marks are: DO make your streets
and yards in front and rear as clean
and attractive as possible. Do destroy
weeds. Do burn or bury rubbish. Do
pick up loose papers and fruit skin.
Do plant shrubs, vines and flowers.
Do spare the birds for they destroy
worms and insects and aid in making
the city beautiful. Let all boys and
girls help to make our city beautiful.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-04-28

Got your pictures developed and
u printed where they are finished
correct and promptly. i. J. Pease, $50
Wauwatosa Avenue. Phone 1877 T..
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-04-28

GIRL WANTED-Iuquire of Mrs. A.
Scheele. West Main Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Prices Fall Back After Moderate
Showing Of Strength.
QUOTATIONS ARE IRREGULAR
Favorable Hank Statement and I'M
eHpectedIy Large Report Of Un-
filled steel Tonnage Help
Financial Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. "A favorable bank
statement and a report OF untitled ton
mage from the United States steel cor
poratlon which exceeded expectations
gave bulllsh turn 20 the financial mar
ket Both statements, being made after
the close Of the stock market, were with
out influence on speculation.
The course OF prices was Irregular.
There was moderate showing OF
strength In the early trading and the
Hartman stocks. Reading. Baltimore g.
Ohio, Canadian Pacific and the Coppers
gained a point or more. In the last half
Of the session the market fell back, can
ceiling most Of the gain
The Increase OF AuOO0 tons In the I'M
filled orders OF the steel corporation at
the end Of November Indicated that the
advance In the steel trade in recent
weeks had been underestimate. Fore
casts Of the statements pointed 10 an
Increase OF less than half the amount
actually recorded. Yesterdays unexpect-
odly good showing OF figures for the cop
per trade led TO further buying OF the
Copper stocks which maintained good
gains during the periods Of weakness at
the end Of the days trading London
was large buyer OF copper stocks here.
Bonds were firm aside from renewed
weakness In Allls-Chalmer's IS. Total
sales, par value Sl.i6l 900. United States
Is registered, declined = on call and the
p coupon and Is coupon and registered
"a on call on the week.
Number or sales anu leading quotations
~ STOCKS were as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

way of sheep or ,ambs and as the en-
tire supply was cleaned up easily and
quickly vest rday. trade remained prac-
tically empty with the scale OF values
During the week The general market
had an unse tlcd. more or less ,sratic
in a manner that kept sellers plazled.
Abrupt changes were more frequently
shown in fat iarabs than in matured NUT
tons the former class OF stocks opening
iov,or scoring conplete rpcoyerv of
Wet nesdsy and Thursday. and closing a
net decline OF 1512Jc Illustrative OF re-
good lambs on three days. the three
strings being practically Identical in
quality, finish. etc. On Tuesday they
brought $40 ON Thursday, $50 and on
now showing up are selling al S5.55d5sO
while nativNs-bred lambs have 10 be toppy
in order 20 bring t5.6oG0.75.
Fat sheep are closing at levels steady
to about l5c lower, the pacl1irg demand
being broad and fairly active on most
days. In tao. the inquiry for any Of
ferings suitabls to kill proved healthy
from start TO finish as daily supplies
were OF moderate volume. Ony $1,000
head Of stock. mostly corn-ied and
war7ned-up varieties made up thc week 5
total and of this aggregate. the proper
ton of matured mEttons was anything
ToppY wethers reached $500 yesterday.
attractive ewes sou from S3.75 downward,
and extra good handy yearlings made a
creditabie top Of $500 Thursday. Heavy
yearlings appear to be in poor request
around S43J.
\ Business In feeders lacked size through
out and sales were scattered. prices
showing few changes OF consequence. The
country demand still continues fairly
active, but limited assortment does not
admit of free choice Weeks entire pur-
chase on country accoUnt amounts to
only 5000 head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
err, cd to choice 81 5Of1b so: lambs. fair TO
good IS. 1565 80; lambs, feeders, SS.7JGA. % (:
yeariipgs. fair to choice, A.15QA.i6; year
iings. feeders. s.. 50d3S5; wethers good TO
ST. 406fSG5f wethers, feeders, SSO0aS. IS /;
ewes, good to choice, 81 101S.50; ewes
feeders, 2,093.O0: ewes, culls. SL50@215
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
JOLLY WAIT FOR THE ST0RK
How an Oklahoma sooner Tfckled
Justice In the Ribs and
DOdRed Jail.

A wait of twenty-five years for visit
from the stork-and the bird has not ar
rived yet-is the record of the United
States In the case of cap" Cahay. Cahay
was convicted of being a sooner" in
Oklahoma Territory. a sooner" was a
person who settled in the territory prior
to the official opening OF the territory to
settlement on April %. 1889.
Chris AIadsen, now chief deputy United
States marshal at Guthrie, arrested
Cahay, now more than - years ago. Mad
sen took Cahay TO Wichita and was the
officer in charge OF the sooner during
his trial in the federal court room there
before Judge Williams.
The case against Cahay was strong and
conviction was assured from the start.
Cahay's attorney, however, was not to be
defeated so easily, and also he knew the
soft heart OF the presiding judge, man
OF religious temperament.
Mrs Cahay was one Of the main wit
nesses for her husband. She was on the
Oklahoma claim when her husband was
arrested and followed him to Wichita.
She played her role, too, admirably by
her conspicuous appearance I'm court.
Cahay, as had been foreseen, was con-
victed. and Judge Williams gave him a
sentence OF Two years III tue lSiillNuAldI9 y
The attorney for the prisoner did not ask
for new trial. nor did he file a motion
for an appeal. He requested solely that
sentence be deferred until the expected
arrival OF the storll in the Cahay family.
lie made an eloquent plea for mercy.
There was really no good reason why the
request should not be granted, and Judge
Williams consented.
The attorney for the defense had bonds
men ready, aad Immediately Cahay was
released ON bond to appear, according ~
the court order spread on the records,
whenever the stork should arrive.
Several years passed and no stork came
Every year regularly an Inspector APP
pearsd I'm Oklahoma Territory from Wasa-
mgton 10 investigate the Cahay case and
T to leafu when cap" would be ready 10
/ begin serving his two years sentence.
! Evidently the storS was not welcome
visitor az the Cahay home, however, To-
/ il has never even lowered above the houst
and Cahsy has never served his sentence
( While the Departments OF Justice aud the
( Interior 81 Washington fumed, and the
inspectors investigated. Cahay and hls
wife lived happily ana lie became wealthy
Maasen has learned in later years thai
I the stJgk never had = notion, even whei
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

Dec. 9.-FLOCR-Quiet.
Aon5.30, winter stralghts.
r. patents. 81 3Jn4.i0,
aaA3a, winter Cxtias No.
har extras No. 2. &3.J5m
raights, x450ni7U. Rye
H. 20 good, &i.i5n4.8o F..
S5.00na.20. Buckwheat
koer 100 lbs.
READY. fine white and
! coarse, Sl.5Jq1.5O, kun
80. ?, 81 c. +. T. Buffalo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
WOES DUE TO THE COBBLER
Conhding Pilgrim Cruelty HOaxed
and Travels Far Before
Discovery.

Jan Rogowsky quit his place as nm
orderly at the Montefiore Home I'm New
York early in October to return to his
nome in Poland. He had saved 500 and
AFTER he had engaged passage friends told
nam he ought to take great precaution
against theft In the steerage of the
steamer. Rogowsky was Impressed with
this ADVICE and concluded that his shoe
would make an ideal hiding place. :
Inc orderly laid his scheme before
michael Petrocelli, a cobbler Of liz HarniI-
ton place, who commended his ingenuity
ana agreed to fix a pair OF shoes SO that
the money could be tucked away without
risk or wear even. On October 7 RoRow
SKY went TO Petrocellis shop with his
S4O in Russian notes. With PetroeeIi
he found Abraham Nathan. a tailor in
the same building. Nathan said he was
RUSSIAN, and while PetroceIn was nut
ting the money into the sole OF the shoe
Nathan and Rogowsky gossiped.
HogoWsky sailed the following morning
with just enough money In his poelkets
to get him home-eight miles out from,
Warsaw. There he told his relatives OF
the little fortune he had brought back
but when he took his shoe apart he found
nothing but a layer of newspaper. Rogow-
SKY was in despair. His family could nor
help him, but he walked to Warsaw
Where ne borrowed enough TO bring hin,
back to New York
The other morning Rogowsky landed
lie went to friends In Brooklyn, but could
not get eSen car fare from them. so he
walked to the Harlem court, where he
told his story to Magistrate Freschi. The
MAGISTRATE issued warrants for PetroceIli
NJ
served Detective Unger of the court sn,,ad
sent Rogowsky to a restaurant for tbs
hrst meal he had had for several DAYS.
Petroeeli and Nathan were amazed
when they saw Rogowsky In court bur
they denied having robbed him. They
We're heid IN |2'o0 bail each for sxamina-
ton. Rogowsky told Magistrate Fresohi
the only friend he has in New Yorl, h
Jacob H. Schiff lie said he would lose
no time in asking the banker for a Job
New York World.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
Coffee rinrl.et.

NEW YORK, Dec s.-COFFEE-Fu
lures opened steady at a decline OF 6at7
points under liquidation OF March ana IN
response to lower French cables Prices
rallied slightly from the opening during
the early trading on scattered covering
and little support from hullish sources.
but there was Aggressive demand and
the market eased again under continued
liquidation, with the close barely steady
at net loss Of lSqlS points. Sales We're
5000 bags. December 1880; January
1880; February. i3O5c; March, ~ sec
April. l29ic; May, June, July and August.
1900. October and November l2SS2.
Owing to the holiday there were no Off
olal cables from Brazil. HRvre was va
e T. higher. hamburg was unchanged
20 a pig lower. New York warehouse
deliveries Yesterday were 9,0l5 bags.
against il.le0 bags last year Spot cot
fee. quiet, Rio No. T. liiac. santos No a
l5'sc. mild, duh, cOrdova, l6Egis'sc, NOM
NAL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Eeatures OF the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board OF Trades

CHICAGO. Dec. "A sensational adj
vance Of 3S.G4hc at Buenos Ayres
ALLEGED TO have been caused by far,
reaching storm damage 20 wheat, led
20 general covering here today by shors
The close was nervous and hc to iSltsse
higher than last night Other leading
staples showed a net decline. Corn ikap
i.r; oats. Aa9se TO ssg1sc, and provisions
2itff5c to l2hc.
liverpool shorts as we'll as local oneB
were active here on the. buying side OF
wheat. Nevertheless. the DEVELOPMENT
OF any remarkable strength in Chicago
VAS choked by the slowness OF northwest
markets TO respond TO the news from
South America. Winnipeg did not ah-
vance to 80 great an extent as Chicago
Minneapolis was weak Throughout. Senti-
merit was In a decidedly unsettled state
WHEN the last gong cleared the pit May
fluctuaied from SIN Q9Iitc TO 9Saa iso. with
final sales 9.te, a gain OF ise net
month considerable contract corn Will be
turned out by the elevators here made
the market for that cereal weak Primary
receipts showed an ~increase OF nearly
10000 bushels over last week.
May ranged from 62ik6i63C closed AC
moderate demand, No. yellow was not
quoted.
Depression appeared In the oats crowd
because OF the weakness I'm corn. Tor
and bottom touched for May proved Il
be isAc and lShGiS9sc, with the clos,
night
IN provisions. the influence OF highe,
prices at the yard was more than uffsei
BY the sagging OF coarse grain and be
cause Of the large run OF hogs at western
points during the week. Pork showed
setback Of 7Sul2isc and other products
zlt05c TO 5Wfikc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 9.-C.ATTLE-He =
ceipts 800 head, including 400 southerns;
market steady; native steers 50. 25a9.OO:
southern steers, 81 2o66.50; southern cows
and heifers, 50 .O06o4.6 native cows and
heifers, S2.7JGI7 90; stockers ant feeders
81. Ooa5.7 5 bulls, $3.50d5 90; calves, $500
500; western steers, $4.50a65O; western
cows, 50. 00p5.O
HOGS - Receipts, 1900 head; market
strong bulk of sales. s. .SOD6.SO; heavy,
Sc .256f6. &c. packers and butchers, 81. OOW
$50: lights, s. 6OGJ6 Is; pigs, 5000. 25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-No receipts;
market steady; muttons, $1,000. 90; lambs,
"a. go 90: range wethers and yedrlinSs,
SO .25do. 90; range ewes, $2.OOd4.OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
-, Loni. live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9-CATTLE-Receipt
1 200 head, Including 100 Texans; market
steady; native beef steers, S4.5Od9 90; cows
and heifers, 50. 00d7 90; stockers and feed
ers, 81. 26dD5. 20; Texas and Indian steers,
&3. 756p6. 76: cows and heifers, So 006D4. IS;
calves in carload lots, 50. 75dp4.75
HOGS - Receipts, 5000 head; market
steady to strong; pigs and lights, s4.25S5
6 90; packers, So. 656g6 10; butchers and best
heavy, s.. 1905 40.
No sheen barket
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
'Evppsrsted Apple. rnd dried Fruit.

NEW YORK, Dec. a.-ENAPOEATED
APPLES-Quiet. but prices are steady
with little pressure 90 sell; On the spot
skGaiEc: prime. 81 G9c,
DRIED FRUTTS-Prunes. firm with a
good speculative demand: quotations
range nom sac 20 ne for Cpiifpr~io
10 lo-ygs and 8 70 iOikQlec for Oregons.
Apricots, inactive. but oriues ar,
held; choice, i5c 10 i5ihc extra choice.
i69udikc. fancy. i7MtSc. Peaches. dull hut
steady: choice. liisMuRc, extra choice
liiAai2c: fancy. l2xaIskc. Raisins. un-
settled aud irregular; loose muScateis
Gis01i, c choice 20 fancy seeded. q. gglsc
etfItks Gaze London laAe 81 ilal as
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
I, !. =: vn; ere lmery, 2saaec.


KANSAS CITY Mo- ia g. O.-WHEAT-
No. g g5c6Sl.Oi: No u red aiq9lMc; NO
3, 02Q92c May. H7hQ@ Ii; ! uly 9tAd9l&c
CORN--unchanged e. - down" No =
mixed, Csc, No, O. $4,000 NJ white. G26p
CSC; No g. 59iadijaAc; DE, tenA lei, 6e9aGld21sc
OATS Unchanged; M. y white. i96t
l9isc; No mixed, 47ia@Bc.
RYE--a36t94c.
HAY-Steady: choice 'inltthy SIS. COD
eco; choice prairie. SIS % JlS.jo
! BUTrlsR-Creamery &c; fiIEts. $50 /;
seconds. ale; packing stock &c.
EOGS-EXtras, SEE firsts Nc; seconds,
f-r