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Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND,
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents Accidents
and Building in Three Counties

Lebanon. two weeks ago, went to
Colchester Tuesday evening, present
ing the play there
Continental Sunday Described.
Dr. NJ D. KneeIand, secretary of the
New England Lords Day League,
spoke in the congregational church
last Monday evening on the topic,
Fifteen Sundays in ENrope. He de-
scrbed the continental Sunday vivid
w. with its effects upon the life of the
nation. and spoke also of conditions
of TODAY in this country and the work
of the New England league.
Miss Sarah Danielson returns home
today; Miss Amy Lamb of WillimantIc
is To be her guest Monday.
Rev. f. B. Smith is spending Christ
mas at his home in Massachusetts.
Mrs. \. r. Royal and son Ralph.
who We're recently called to Bingham
ton n Y By the death of Mrs. Roy
airs brother, returned TO Lebanon last
Monday.
Miss Rose GoldbIatt of Barnard col
lege is spending the holidays at her
home in Chestnut Hill.
Conferred Fourth Degree.
Lebanon grange conferred the fourth
degree on Virginia LOOMS, Eva Brown,
Nera Willis, Ruby Sweet and H. W.
Sweet a week ago Thursday evening
The harvest supper was served, about
nifty being present. Inspector Pom
erov of WiIIimantic was present
Miss Eva Brown is spending the
holidays at her home in Mansfield,
Mass, and Miss Vera Willis a her
home in South Manchester.
PecIsham Place Renovated.
The Peckham place recently pur-
chased by Edward Gibbs O. New
York, has been refitted and painted.
1t is to be occupied by Mrs Aurelia
Randall anG her daughters, Misses
Mary and Elizabeth Randall.
William 4. HoWIand, accompanied
by his mother, has returned from a
trip to Nebraska.
The Christmas exercises of the
Congregational Sunday school will he
held in TIE church vestry Tuesday eve
ming.
The La dies Home Missionary cir
Gle met with Miss DuttOn yesterday
afternoon
Petition for Trunk Line.
A petition has been prepared by
Ralph Royal to be presented the state
highway commissioner, asking that a
trunk line OF state road be construct
ed from a point north of Yantic sta
ton, extending northerly through
Fra nklin and Lebanon, Chestnut Hill
and Columbia, TO a point connecting
with the Willimantic state road. This
petition is being readily signed by the
townspeople.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
LEDYARD
Ladies Aid Society Nets $40 from Sup
per and SaIe-News Interests of the
Week


Selectman Alfred ]. Clark killed
three pigs on Tuesday which weighed
1000 pounds. Mr. Clark mas the fac
atty Of raising large spring pigs each
year.
The aides Aid society gave a sup
per and sale of fancy articles at the
church on Friday eVeninS. About S4U
was realized. Mr.. Libby If New Lon
Con acted as impersonator, which
pleas the audience. Joseph A.
Clark acted as auctioneer.
Establishing Butter Record.
Mrs. William l. Allyn. wife of Rep
ressntative W. l. Allyn. has made and
sold over 1,sGO pounds of butter the
FAST season and is still making ana
selling over 95 pounds per week.
Prayer Meeting.
Rev. y. 3. Prindle held prayer
meeting at the residence of Ma. and
Mrs. John r Weiman on Tuesday eve
ming. The next meeting viii be held
at the residence of Warren Allen
Rev. c. H. Northrop, lily missionary
Of Norwich, preached a the Congrega-
tionaI church on Sunday morning
The assessors commence their du
ties on Monday and will continue at
various days until their work is COM
pleted which must be by February L.
Alhertus Maynard, one cf the MEM
hers of the board of assessors, is i'll
at his home in the Gales Ferry dis
Mrs Charles Babceck and son Earle
who have been visiting relatives N
Norwich and Franklin, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Lilly Gallup is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Russell Gallup.
Attend Norwich Pomona.
Several from this grange attended
the Pomona grange in Norwich Thurs
day.
Mrs. Enos NJ Gray and son, Finos
NJ. Gray, Jr., were in NoI wich Wedres-
daV
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
GALES FERRY
Negative Side Wins Debate by Two
Votes-Plans for Christmas Enter
tainnnent-Assessor Maynard Toe 90
to Serve.

debate. Resolved, That the time
has arrived for universal disarma ment
of the nations, was held Friday even
ing Of last week at tine NJ. r.. church
as one Of the series of literary events
arranged for the winter season under
the auspices of the Epworth league
and proved the most interesting of the
series thus far given. Benjamin H.
Hewitt. prosecuting attorney for the
town of Stonington. was heard on the
afhrmatlVe side, and Attorney John j.
I4awless on the negative. Rev. 4. Will
son Harrison presided a 9 chairman \
discussion participated in by members
OF the league followed the debate. The
cecision OF the question was by ballot
attorney Lawless winning the honors
for the negative side by two votes.
Keeps Husband Company.
William Titus of Jefferson, y. v,
who has been visiting New London
relatives for some time is the guest Of
Minor Aloxley of Long Cove during the
absence Of Mrs. Monkey. who is visit
ing a I her former home in Jefferson
Mrs. Latham Smith and son Tracy,
= it'll Mrs. Charles Comstoclk Miss Ma
bel Smith and Harlan Newbury. Jr.,
attended the recent entertainment and
supper given at the Ledyard Center
Congresa tional church.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety were engaged i'm tying q quilt AT
tho meeting last week. Tho regular
session of the society will be discon-
tinued over the holidays.
Mrs Harrison Davis Of Norwich was
caller at her former home at Allyn
Point on Tuesday.
Christmas Festival.
The Christmas entertainments and
tree provided for the children of the
NJ. f. Sunday school will be held this
Saturday evening at the church.
musical programme has been arranged
nv the choir for the Sunday evening
service.
Assessor Unable to Serve.
The assessors for the town of Led
yard held their opening session at the
town clerks ONCE on Monday. As
s lbertus Maynard of Allyn's Point is
inca pacitated by Illness from acting on
the board. the vacancy Will doubtless
be filled by action OF the selectmen.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23

and given satisfaction as % teacher ut
the year she has spent iH this place,
iiss plphn" Ely turned last W,d-
ncsday from q wish 10 Princeton.
T.. II. Harding WAS in EssrN WcluDs
cas-.
Mrs BiEetow. who has boon very ill,
H. somewhat better.
Fhc LITERARY circle met wednesday
cNeniu1. Thc HE Of Tenn son and
the reading of short poems WIS The
pTogra mmr
Julian Sly and Reginald Lord a4e
home from .suffield for thc Christmas
IeCcsS
Miss Emma sawyer of Springfield
Is NisitinA her parents, Mr ami Alrs,
William Sawyer
Miss carrie Bin WINS in Essex on
business the first Of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
FRANKLIN
Reception Tendered Rev. and Mrs
Young-Christma Tree.

S. y. Hyde is confined TO his home
by rheuma tism.
George Robertson Of South Coventry
was in town on Wednesday,
Reception to Pastor and Wife.
a social and reception was given Rev.
and Mrs. Young Thursday evening of
last week at the hoyre of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith. Mrs. George l.. I.adG
added much 10 the entertainment by
Getting in her usual pleasing manner
and recitations by Miss Nellie Taylor
were greatly enjoyed. Mrs. NJ. A.
Rola rendered an organ solo which
was highly appreciated. Durir the
evening cake and coffee were served.
Mrs Hermon eager was in Norwich
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lloyd Aver was a recent Nor
Ivich visitor.
The Christmas tree and concert will
be a t the church on Tuesday evening
OF next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Giddings
were visiting friends in New London
Wedn eSCiaV
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
LEONARD BRIDGE
Apples Bong Shipped by Hartford
Agent.

Several from this place carried ap-
pies to the Chestnut Hill station Mon
cay to be shipped away by a Hartford
agent.
Miss Belle Park. dean of Heidelburg
university, Tif5n, o., is at the home OF
her parents. Rev. and Mrs A J. Park
for the Christmas holidays
Leo Cummings of Worcester is spend
ing the Christmas vacation at his horne
in this place
Judge and Mrs. a. G. KneeIa nd were
in Willinsntic Monday.
F. r. Caples is putting up a large
addition to the house owned oy Iluzer
and known the Dan Abel farm. 1t
is three stories high and will have 1S2
feet of veranda.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
OAKDALE.
Propositions for Christmas F.s.ivit,.

Rev. Henry Schlosser of North Ston-
1ngton preached in the Congregational
church on Sunday from Acts II: IS last
clause. Rev. Mr.. SchIosser also
preached in the evening IT. the chapel
at p. m.
Mrs. E. F. Comstock and Mrs John
Lynch. members of the Sunday school
entert a inment committee, were in Nor
witch on Tuesday. buying Christmas
presents and candy for the members
Of the Sunday school.
The Christmas concert will he held
IN the chapel on Monday evening, De-
Cember %.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
News from Various Points.
BETHEL
J. G. Bill recovering from First Seri
Gus illness in Late Years.

Rev Frank Chamberlain was home
over Sunday, returning TO GurleyviIIe
Monday.
DIR. p. J. Bill returned to Wisconsin
Monday, having been called home by
the serious illness of his father.
j. G. Bill who has been seriously ill
with pneumonia, is gaining slowly. Mr..
Bill is aged SIS and has been a man
Of great ambition and endurance.
This Is the only serious illness he has
had in late years.
Glasgo school and Rixtown school
closed Dec. ~ for the Christmas vacs-
ton. The Giasgo school held exercises
in the hall Thursday night.
A. G. Burdick was visiting schools
in the south end of the town Tues
Cay.
D. J. Falvey was caller at r. II.
Young's Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
NORTH LYME

Seville Symr of Canada is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Syme. at the par
sOnage,
W. ~ Sisson. IT.. and John Evans
were in MiddletoWn Tuesday.
Miss Alma Holmes is home from her
school in Greenwich. R. w., for two
weeks vacation
There VIII be- an entertainment and
Christmas tree a. tho Baptist church
this tSaturdaND evening.
Mrs. Minnie Durkiu and Mrs. irwin
Rogers were in Sew London Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
ASHWILLETT
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weisman En-
terrain on 10Th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. William Weisrs1an OF
Rlxtown entertained d few relatives
and friends last Sunday, it being the
twentieth anniversary of their mar
ria se.
Mig. Martin Monsees and son Will
lam were in Norwich Saturday, doing
Christmas shopping
Robert Edwards and family moved
to Lyme this week
Irving Rathhone moved TIC the Stiles
p. EgGieston farm THIS week
Miss Fannie Edwards is to spend
Christmas with Mrs. A. A Morgan
p nd family.
The school closed last week for a
two weeks vacation
The local young people attended the
Christmas vacation exercises in So
cial nall at Glasgo Thursday night.
b {. Egsleston of South Lyme was
at his farm here TUESDAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
NORTH FRANKLIN.
improvements ar the Railroad Station
-Ne~sy Items.

East Hartford We're guests of William
Lille one Gay the past week.
Miss Florence A. Hoffman of E4 St
hampton, Mass. is at her home here.
for the holidays.
The Cen-ral Vermont depot mas tean
PAINTED inside and out; and Station
Agent c. A Heath has everything in
splendid ORDER.
Mrs. Reuben Manning and son Ar
mold and Miss Mile Ward spent
Wednesday in Norwich
Mss Nellie Mackey. who had an
operation for the removal of adenoids
is back with her little friends at
school.
Herbert Il. Hoffman of \orthamp-
tCn Mass. is spending the holidays
with hia another, Mrs jeanette HJIf
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
PENOLETON HILL
Ashaway Pastor Supplies Local Pulpit
Aid Society Meets

Rev. L. f. Randolph of Asia way sup
piled the pulpit here Sunday in the alb
sence of Mr.. Mattnewson.
Miss Edith Cooke of Lower Pawca-
tuck spent Sunday at her home here.
Local friends are sorry to learn of
the illness of Jeptlla Bill at his sons in
Rl1town- Mr.. Bill is SO years old and
was in very good spirits when he Wis
tied here several weeks ago.
G Russell Cooke is carting ties to
JeWett City for Origen Gallup.
The Ladies' Aid society met last
Thursday at Mrs. Mary Palmer'g from
40 until 4.
Mrs. J. P. Boardmsn and b G.
Palmer have purchased A pair of steers
each of Chester Maine of North Ston-
ington-
After spending several weeks with
relatives and friends Miss Edna
Palmer has returned to her home.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
EAST COLCHESTER

Schools closed this week Friday for
two weeks vacation with exercises
and Christmas tree
Walter Mahpnsy returned 10 Bacon
academy after spending the week end
at his home here
George Case was d caller on fFieaGs
hene Tuesday
party o. yolIna people attended the
drama, Valley Farm, given by mem
bers of the Lebanon gra NE Tuesday
evening in Colchest,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
MOHEGAN

The children are rehearEing, getting
ready for a Christmas tree.
Mr.. Davis of Mystic was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Sunday.
Mrs. Northdruft and daughter, Ber-
tina, were visitors in Norwich Thurs
day.
Mrs. Skeesuek ami MIS-. Dolbeare
were in New London the FIRST of the
week.
Mrs F. F. Fowler and Mrs. BurdicIk
were ia New London TassdAy.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
WESTMINSTER

The Supdar school Nill observe
Christmas next -undn. morning with
"A few brief exercises, appropriate TO
the season.
Tho cnurch prayer meeting VIII be
omitted this week.
Miss Lulu Robbins, teacher IN this
district viii close the fall torn ~
school an t'riday with ID Christmas
programme 10y the pupils. The school
VIII enjoy a vacation Of two weeks.
Mrs. Caroline Button ana Miss Jen-
Me button will spend The thfls-nae
season in Scotland.
Disappearing landing wheels Whlrh
fold an within the chassis, feature
now aerOplane.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
UNCASViILE
Successful Oanes-Gsod Attendance at
Holiday sais-EIeetions Among the
Lodges.

A social and dance was ssye., IN. R.I,-
ertsOns hail Friday evening by mem
bers OF the Thames Social ckttb The
committees of arrangements was Chas.
Adams, James Fhillips Lathsr Teft.
Edwin Phillips and Edward KifiAen
Fred HeEeft Of Springfield. Mass.
was the guest of friends in town re-
Gently.
Mrs. ". Irving Browning who has
been spending several weeks with rel
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
LIBERTY HILL
Changers Carry Entertainment to COL
chester-Holiday Notes.

Amos J. Lille took a busload of
Changers from Lebanon to Colchester
Tuesday night, where a play was re-
produced which was given in Lebanon
recently by the Changers.
Henry Y Oehlers was at his home
over Sunday and returned to New
York city Monday.
Wallace Palmer was given a birth
day party on Tuesday by the reIa-
tives of himself and wife.
Amos J. Lille buJchered five spring
pigs Monday, four of which he took to
A. d. Spellman < Co. WilImantic.
Rachel Buell.. who teaches school at
Toba eco street. is to have Christmas
tree and exercise on Friday.
John I<neefand and family have
moved into the Lathrop house and
he works for ". w Palmer.
There will be a Christmas tree and
concert at the church Monday night
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
cLARk'S FALLS
Perry Main. Offered $40 for Otter p.lt

Robert f. Burdick of Hopkiatan. r,
l. was caller on his aunt. Mrs. IS.
=. Palmer rex.sntly.
Mrs. Helen Clark a-nd Mrs. Carrie
Maine ~ ere in Westerly Wednesday,
Perry Maine has been offered $50 for
ms otter 1ur that he caught about two
esks ago.
Charles II. Crandaal of Westerly was
here buying fuss recently.
Elisha Chesbrough. who has been ill
Is able To be out. but not to attend TO
his work in the fe& mill.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
LAUREL GLEN
Twelve Pound Raeooon shot-Ciose of
School Term

Thomas Wheeler captured raccoon
last Monday that weighed twelve
rounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Main spent Sun
Cay in Stonington.
School closed Friday for the Christ
mas vacation.
Rev. II. c. Van Horn of Ashaway
will preach in the chapel Sunday at 5
o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
Supreme Test.

There is real love and confidence in
full flower when noishbors accept an
invitation to mushroom dinner
knowing that the mushrooms hAv~>
been gathered by The host--Gaiiipelis
Tribune
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
LISBON
Close of SeheoIs-Nev Telephone Sub
scribers

scrbers.
Schools in town closed Friday for
the holiday vacation with the excep-
ton of The school at Newent which
c-osed one week earlier because OF the
illness of the teacher.
The purchasing committee Of the
Sunday school was in Norwich Tues
day buying presents for the Christmas
tree
Camille Case is working for o. H.
Irons
George Brown has closed his labors
at Round Hill farm and has gone to
New London.
Three new telephones have been in
stalled on the Canterbury Plains road.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
GOSHEN
c. {. Society's Choice of Officers
Christmas Concert to Follow Morn
ing Church Service.

At 2. business meeting Of the Goshen
J. 2. 8. {. z. Sunday evening the fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the en-
suing year: President, w. r. Curry :
wee president. W. &. Thomas; secre-
tary and treasurer A. r. Curry: cor
responding secretary F.. w. Jones;
chairman lookout committee, Rev. Mar
Gus Burr: prayer meeting committee,
7 A. Randall; social committee. Miss
Annie Gillette: music committee. Mrs
Marcus Burr; missionary committee,
Miss Clara Gillette; temperance COM
nIittee w. H. Geer; flower committee,
Mrs. w. T. Curry; calling committee.
Mrs. ". I. Mott; collector, Wiliett Car
penter-
News from Various Points.
Miss Annie Gillette entertained the
Ladies' Aid society Tuesday afternoon
Several attended the Pomona grange
meeting in Norwich Thursday.
A mum Der from Goshen We're in Col
chester Tuesday evening TO witness the
rama entitled Valley Farm, presented
In Grange hall by members Of the
Lebanon grange.
There will be a Christmas concert
given by the Sunday school at the close
o. the service tomorrow Sunday, Dec.
24Ih.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
LinhtnInn kills Fev.

In 1906 lightning killed only 169 poo-
Pile in this whole country. ones chances
Of death by lightning are less than
two in a million. The chances Of
death from liver. kidney or stomach
trouble IL vastly greater, but not II
Electric Bitters be used as Robert
Madsen, ~ West Burlington, Ia. PROV
ed. Four doctors gave him up after
eight months Of suffering from viru-
lent liver trouble and yellow jaundice.
He " ~ thea completely cured By Elec-
tric BitterE. They're the best stom-
ach. liver. nerve and kidney remedy
and blood purifier on earth. Only soc
at Lee A. Osgood Co.'s.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23

Atss Addie IIalLeh spent Tuesday
ina Hartford
Miss Virginia I.8sHais attended the
resAEt4Sa CT the class or 80 Windham
nigh Scsiaol, in Aiitisssatic. FridaE
- 9nsag-
Waiter Perry of MSaF York was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Underwood,
Monday.
The members er the Grange who
presented the play. Valley Farm, in
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23

That strikes terror 90 the entire house
hold les the loud, hoarse and metallic
cough Of Group. No mistaking IL, and
fortunate then the lucky parents who
keep Foley's Honey aud Tar Compound
on hand. r.. W. casseiuau, Canton. ~.
Y. says; ~ Is sHoIsn It's weight ID
gold. cur little children are troubled
Aith Group and hoarsenrs~- and am ne
give them rs Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, | always have a bottle az m
10 the house, Lee a osGeoa.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23

Miss Hannah Aotonson has resigned
~ teacher in the Sterling City school
Aiss Antcnson has made many frienda
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
LEBANON

Address BY Dr.. NJ %. knseiand-Ds-
gree Conferred at Grange-To~ns-
people te Petition fer Trunk Line of
State Read
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23
HAMBURG

Teacher Resisns-Meetins of Literary
Circle.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-23

, Lebanon. two weeks ago, went to
Colchester Tuesday evening, present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
SHORTS COVER AND
GIVE MARKET LIFT
Anxiety to Escape Open Trades
With Exchange Closed
Is General.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2t.-General covering
by short sellers anxious 10 escape having
open trades tomorrow while the exchange
would be shut gave lift today to the
big decrease shown in tho world Il
available stocks. Closing prices were
steady at net advance OF aMAc TO ac
Corn wound up ambc TO lc higher than
last night. oats AT net gain of &c TO kmi
and provisions either the same as TWEEN
ty-four hours previous or more eXpen-
sive by 2ac 10 &c,
IiGhtness OF primary receipts counted
some what as a help to tho bulls in wheat.
Signs multiplied also that the enactment
the United States wholly unprepared.
Cash Manitoba wheat equal To Mime :
apolis No. l northern has been bought
by Chicago dealers in the last twenty
July delivery. The grain is 10 he brought
here In the event of reciprocity. but 9TH
crWisc. under the terms of purchase, viii
go TO Buffalo for export.
was made that the northwestern railroads
had agreed on uniform freight rates to
Fort William, Minneapolis and Duluth II
reciprocity becomes effective.
Closing prices were steady at nearly
the top point of tho session. May ranged
from o6Sc to o1lc. with last sales &,
up al 9llc.
Export sales put up tho price of corn
May varied from 4Sac to i9sc and closed
firm. 2msc up. al 4o&c. Cash corn was
i7smdSc. 1'''
Oats advanced in consequence OF the
rise In corn. May Guctuated between 81 kc
and 3I1a32c. with final transactions al
31Ac. net gain OF 1Mac.
Because OF the small offerings, the end
Of the day left pork &c dcarer, lard un-
changed TO &c up and ribs at an advance
of 2hc to &c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
Boston Wool.

BOSTON. Feb. 2l.-WhrIe bayers arc
acting cautiously holders OF wool arc
anXions TO clean up the 1910 clip and re-
port a fair movement and well distrih
utod business. Values held steady and
there was less disposition TO unload at
sacrifice prices. Still transactions are
confined to small lots. with medium and
coarse woods having the call over the
finer grades.
Some new Arizona wool has appeared
and small sales are reported at loo. Tho
clip from that state Is said to be light
Quotations:
Secured basis;
Texas zinc. - months. 5Ic: flnc. 10 &
months 52m5ic; fine call asa SOC.
California northern. 53m15C: middle
county. @52c: southern, misc; fall
free. Ma soc.
Oregon eastern No. 1 staple. Goa &C
eastern clothing. 5Sm60c; valley No. /
5A@5 5jc.
Territory fine staple. soc: fine me-.
dunn staple. 5SOi9c: fine clothing. 526
SOC; fine medium clothing. 5o052c half
blood Combing. 5Sc; three -oigh,hS blood
combng. m55c; Quartcr-blood comblng
800 SOC.
Pulled extra s20s3c; fine "A" 5sc;
~ supcrs, 13c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
Flour Dull; Barely Steady.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Flour-Dull and
barely steady. Receipts. $4,000; ship
ments. 7S5.
Wheat-Spot. firm; No. . rcd. ossc;
elevator and 9isc (. o. b. ailoat. No. |
northern Duluth, sl.0Sg o. b. anoat. EN-
cepD !or brief time at the opening when
prices declined fractionally under bear
ish European crop news and commission
house selling wheat was generally firm
all day. Buyers were Influenced by the
light receipts and decrease In the
worlds visible. Closing Be- net advance
with May at 97lc; July. 95ic. Receipts.
i6. 500
HopS-Stcady.
Hides-Eirm; standard, 2lm22C;
Petrolcum-Stcady.
Wool-Qglct.
Sugar-Raw, firm: Inuscovado. 50 test
3.11c; centrifugal. 3,67c; molasScs sugar.
2.92c; refined sugar steady.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Evaporated ap-
pies, quiet; offerings small and prices
firm. especially for prime. Spot fancy. IL.
mi3c; choice; llmll3c; prime. 1oS@llc
cold storage. Siml0c
Prunes-Activc. firmly held; 63m10t,
for CALIFORNIA; mp TO 3O-i0s. Haze Ore
goDs from sos to 30s.
Apricots-Quict but firm, with small Of
ferings. Choice. l3c: extra choice, 13km
l37c; fancy. l39m1fc.
Pcachcs-Quiet steady. choice, 7}mIic;
extra choice. 7lmSlc fancy, SiM9c.
Rajsins-Firm: with some export de-
nand for secdlcss. Loose musCates. 5fm
6ic, choice TO fancy seeded, 6imTlc; seed
less. 39W6c; London layers. 81, i0m1 10.