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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06
kFNNFF IS
APPOINTED
MANAGER
Of MT. WASHINGTON HOTEL;
SUCCEEDS JOHN ANDERSON.
POPULAR MANAGER. OF. HOTEL
CLARENDON TO HAVE FULL
CHARGE OF HosTELRX IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

William S. Kenney, manager of
the Hotel Clarendon and for years
assistant manager of the Mt. Wash
ington hotel at Breton Woods, N.
H.. has been appointed manager of
the Mt. Washington to succeed the
late John Anderson, wh6d died at Or
mond two weeks tgQe
Mr.. Kenney win assume the full
management OF the Mt Washington
when it opens for the season this
summer and in the future will di-
vide his time as manager of the Mt.
Washington in the summer and the
Hotel Clarendon i'm the winter
The appointment of MIR. Kenney
as manager Of the big hotel in New
Hampshire will give general sa4isfac-
tion to the touring public, among
whom he is we'll known and well
liked. He has been associated with
the Mt. Washington as assistant
manager under John Anderson since
the hotel was built and has been
the man who has inaugurated the
many pleasing features of the big
hostelry.
Mr.. kenney is thorough New
Englander, having been born and
raised in New Hampshire and knoxs
what best pleases the visitors to
that part of he country. Prior to
his connection with the Mt Wash
mgtOn Mr.. keney was associated
with Mr.. Anderson while he was
proprietor of the Hotel OrmOnd and
later was manager of the Hotel Con-
tinental at Atlantic Beach and as
sistant manager of the lei Alcazar
at st. Augustine.
Since the big Hotel Clarendon op-
ened the first Of this year and Mr..
kenney was placed in charge as man.
ager he has given general satisfac-
ton and has done more than any
other person to give the hotel a
reputation second to none in the
country. He has a pleasing person
alrty and is a man who makes HIM
self popular with the guests.
MIR. kenney has made many friends
in this part of Florida. all OF whom
are ready with congratulations on
his new appointment.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06
ADDRESS At UNION
HALL TOMORROW NIGHT

J. l.. Fits. national organ; ze- Ef
the Socialist party, will deliver AN
address on Socialism at Union haM.
North Beach street, Tu' ~day evening
Will be made and everybody VIII he
welcome. Mr.. F'iUts VII discuss ana
answer AL questions I, lating To 50
ciali>in. lie la, been address ~
large crowds wherever he has APP
peared as he Is 4 good. ike Spe TX
er and his subject is one of grown
Importance 70 the pc, III" of the
country.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06
SERVICE

The value of banks service to de-
pOsitors and borrowers depends upon
the scope, character and efficiency Of
the service rendered.
In choosing this as your bank you
have assurance Of a service capa BILE
of meeting your most exacting re-
Quirements. together with courteous
consideration, ample capital, large
surplus fund, perfect organization
and efficient and able management
These are all factors in making
this Bank the logical bank for you
to affiliate with
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06

IN CONTROL
Of CONGRESS.
UNDERWOOD FLOOR LEADER;
CLAYTON IMPORTANT MAN.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS AGREE
UPON TENTATIVE PLANS FOR
SPECIAL SESSION WHICH CON.
vENEs NEXT MONTH.

WASHINGTON, March G. DEM
Ocratic leaders in the house have
agreed upon tentative plans for the
special session Of congress, which
will be convened April 4.
It is probable the Canadian reci-
procity bill will be passed and the
wool and possibly part of the cotton
schedules Of the tariff law will be
revised. Then they will pass a bill
reducing the tariff on about 100
items, these to include all the nec-
essities of life. Included in these
will be wearing apparel, burt the gar
ments revision will be postponed.
1t is believed the extra session
can be ended in about 30 days. The
direct election of United States SEN
atOrs may be taken up and ahe reap
'p0rtiOnment bin may also be cors:d-
cred at this session.
According to the plans Underwood
will be the floor leader and Clayton
will be the head of the steering COM
mrttee. The southerners will be in
absolute control Of the house.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06

Rev. DR.. Blossom, who is spend
ing the winter at Daytona Beach,
conducted the services at St. Mary's
Episcopal church Sunday morning,
preaching an excellent sermon. and
there was a fine duet by Prof. F.. T..
Sheppard and Thos w. Lane. DR..
Blossom preached at St. Mary's last
Wednesday and has been conducting
the services at New Smyrna for Mr..
Wilder for several weeks past.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06
clean Up
CAMPAIGN
STARTED.
INAUuRA1fD IN MIDWAY;
8 CASES BEFORE MAYW.
CITY EXECUTIVE DETERMINED
THAT SANITARY CONDITIONS
MUST BE IMPROVED AND KEPT
UP TO THE BEST.

Mayor Titus is determined that the
city of Daytona and it's suburbs
shall be put into the best possible
sanitary condition, and kept clean.
and has iangurated a cleanup cam
paign which resulted in 33 raslie18
of the cOlOred suburb Of Midway
being brought into the mayors court
Monday morning, each one charged
with having an unsanitary closet on
the premises.
A majority of the prisoners were
fined 81 and costs, some were let ~Re
with fines Of 81 and costs. whfle
some were discharged when aha1
proved the neglect was ON the part
of the man who has been appointed
by the city to look after the c.ean5ng
Of the closets.
To cap the climax of the proceed
tngs the same charge was made
against S. w. Seville. the man suD-
posed to look after the work a
cleaning the closets. and he va
fined $40 and cOs.s, the imposing of
the fine being accompanied by q
strong lecture from the mayor and
instructions to see that the sanfAry
ordinance is strictly enforced. In
cases where people refuse or neglect
to pay for the work report is to be
made to the mayor or marshal and
arrests will follow.
L. B. Fort was in court charged
with running an automobile in the
city limits without a muffler, plead
ed guilty and paid fine of 81 and
costs.
c. r. Austin and J. E. Brown were
charged with disOrderly conduct, the
first named being fined 81 and costs
and the latter with 81 and cOs.s.
Clifford Gideons paid a fine of 81
and costs for driving an autOmOSIe q
with only one light burning
Scott Brown, colored, was charged
s. and costs. with 81 remitted, f0x
dumping rubbish in a public street
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06
INSURREClOS
DRAWING NET
ABOUT CITY.
SUPPLIES NOW CUT OFF;
WILL DEMAND SURRENDER,
FEDERAL TROOPS ARE NOW De.
ING RUSHED TO THE ASSIST.
ANcE OF THOSE WITHIN THE
WALLS OF THE CITY.

Ell PASO, March 6-With the
Mexican Rebel army drawing a net
about the city of chihuahua Federal
troops are today being rushed to
the aid of those within the walls OF
the beleaguered city.
All railroad communications and
sources of supplies have been cut
off and prohibitive prices are being
charged for food S.uffs.
The InsurrectOr leader. General
Madero. is personally directing the
siege of the city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06
FINE FILMS At CRYSTAL:
A TALE OF TWO CITIES.

At the Crys Al thea;er tomorrow
Tale of Two Cities,' one of the
greatest movin" picture films ever
produced. The film is in three COM
pl"ie parts and MI he shown in
Daytona the tn. d me since its re-
lease. The ii IN waS released at
jacksonville. next shoNn 1T St Au-
.us,-lLe AID then c'ms 'o the Crys-
tai tomorrow hi ht. THIS third show
.lcYc coS.- Manager Titus $50 ex-
Ira for the three fills for the. one
niSlat and they i'll all he shown at
each show.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06

Rev. DR.. II. II. Moore preac he'd
excellent sermons both morning and
evenig, Suday. at the First NJ. f.
church. DR.. Moore, who is spend
ing the winter at Daytona Beach.
will be % years of age next Friday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06

Why: Because every customer
knows that she will find here abso-
lutte satisfaction in everything she
purchases. Our prices are just right
and our values are full 100 per cent.
values. One trial will convince you.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06

NEW YORK, March 6-Stocks OPP
ened steady, some of the standard
shares selling at a Slight advance
while the trading was cautious AID
bull;sh Cotton was steady and rHr
30 four higher on favorable cables
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06
Big BONUS
ATTRACTING
ATTENTION,
Votes TO Be GIVEN away
At THE END Of THE Week.
WHO SECURES
LARGEST NUMBER DURING
THE WEEK TO BE PRESENTED
WITH $4,000.

The big special bonus offer of So
900 votes which is to be given to the
contestant who secures the most
votes during the week ending March
9 has caused quite great deal of
excitement among the contestants in
the GazetteNews Great Popularity
Contest.
This 10000 votes will be awardc d
to the contestant securing the NEST
votes only during the week ending
Thursday, March 9, and affords an
excellent opportunity for those now
in the race to secure a good lead in
the contest and also gives new con-
teStants good chance to get in the
running.
In race where the rivalry is as
keen as this one, $4,000 votes is a
decided factor in the race, and ev-
cry contestant should put forth their
very best efforts to win, as it may be
the means of winning the $3.50 Chop
in Upright Grand piano, which is Of
fered as the grand prize in this con-
tesa
This is great opportunity and
should be taken advantage of by all
contestants in the race.
The following is the complete
standing of all contestants up to
Thursday, March 2:
Marjorie Rotzien 1925
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06
OUR BAD MEN START
TROUBLE At HASTINGS SAT.
1UaoAY NIGHT, ARE ARRESTED
AND HELD OVER NIGHT THEN
ORDERED To- GET OUT OF
TOWN - TA0U9lE ON TRAIN
CAUSES THEM TO De ARREST.
10 AGAIN At ESPANOlA-ONE
bUlL9 GUN AND KILLS 0EPU.
~ ANo ABE 9NO0eR WHILE
1EDNo aEARcHEp.

0SooX Qooo 0yt0r0000- Q0o0 O1oc0m
cot11sn 10 beiisvsd te b loeatsd In
- swamp near mat plaee and that
s9ls poeoe u closing In On him.
Deputy Sheriff Guy While Slot
(ro0eh che heart and killed and Abe
E@5n1G6er, who was assisting Ahe dep
uty. shot and killed, Bascom Care
ton, charged with double murder, stil
Ct large. while Dan and Marion
Carleton. two brothers. and a
man giving the name Of McBurnie are
locked up in the st. Johns county
county Jail. are tho results Of trouble
g EspanoA Sunday evening.
After the shooting the four men
made their escape into the woods.
but were hunted down by a posse.
three Of them captured and
S1odged in Jail after a hard chase.
The verdict Of the coroner's jury
charges Bascom Carleton with the
double murder and the o:her three
men as being accessories.
The trouble is said to have start
sed at Hastings Saturday night as
The result Of the three CarletOns ard
NcBurnie having imbtbed too much
HQuor. After kicking up a row in
TIE town the four swere arrested
!, and placed in Jail. but were released
Sunday morning with instructions to
4a1e the train back to their home
= Espanola.
1 On sse train enrcute to EspanO.a
the men kicked up more trouble and
Instructions were sent ahead by wire
! with the result that they were ar
rested by Deputy White when they
Z stepped from the cars at Espano,a.
3 According to the reports of the
murder received here Deputy White
pressed Abe Snider into service to
help him in handling the four bad
men and the two had finished search
Ing the two Carletos ard McBurni@,
when Bascom Carleton drew gun,
shot White through the heart.
whirled and shot Snider, before eth
er could raise a hand to prevent the
action.
Immediately, as the two officers
fen. the four men made a dash for
'ahe woods and disappeared.
News of the double murder spread
like wildfire and a big posse was or
ganized within short time and the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-06

Messrs. NJ B. Aultman and A.
SeimS returned Monday morning from
Miami, where they had been for the
past week or more
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-19
sTOCKERS AND FEEDERl

HOGS-Hog trade had several aspects
this morning. Early 1t was a nickel higher
affair, shippers filling limited orders on
this basis. Later, when packers started
to buy, prices were no better than fully
steady. Toward the close the demand from
local quarters took on more urgency and
final business appeared to be almost as
high as opening trade. The low spot In
the middle of the market was featured by
quiet movement, but there was a fair de-
gree of activity at other times.
Supplies were moderate, with light mixed
and butcher offerings more plentiful than
heavy and heavy packing grades. Good
heaVies were wanted and brought the full
advance as rule. Average quality Of
receipts showed some Improvement sew
era loads moving at and near the top
price.
Smooth heavies sold around N,70G47 70,
with less desirable weighty hogs at T.65
and under. Light mixed and bacon ami
mails commanded H.75Gl780 tops reaching
$685. Packers bought bulk OF all weights
and clearance was early.
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-19
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Manipulativs Forces Again Believed
Active on the Market.
BROAD SUPPORT STILL LACKING
Reading Again Something OF specula-
tive Foot BaII--United states steel
f. Offered Freely on All
Advances.

NEW YORK. Jan 1s-Certain character.
istCs OF today's stock market gave color
to the belief that manpulsuve forces are
again active. The market lacked the
broad support which has accompanied the
recent enhancement Of values and many
OF the better known Issues were under
pressure during the greater part OF the
day Readiness to accept offerings on
slight concessions steadied the market and
restricted fluctuations to comparatively
narrow limit.
Reading was again something OF a spec
uatlve foot ball and United states Steel
was apparently offered freely at every
attempt to advance this week The HART
mans were steady with the Hill issues Oft
fractionaly. Rock Island common and
preferred opened with some show OF
strength and activity, but later sank into
comparative obscurity. Apart from Amer
lean Smelling. which was inactive and
strong on the report that Il Is to be listed
in London, some activity was shown by
number OF minor issues. Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph made a further substantial
gain with lesser advances in American
Telephone and Telegraph and Western
Union.
Londons' operations here were estimated
at 10000 shares. sales on balance. Some
buying Of Southern Pacific for Paris was
reported from London and local bankers
with International connectiopns received
advices indicating the imminence Of Har-
riman financing. presumable for Southern
Pacific In Paris.
In the final trading profit taking brought
some recessions and the closing was gem
orally unsettled.
The day was record breaker for many
months in the bond market sales Of Nor
folk and Western convertibles, American
Telephone and Telegraph convertibles,
American Tobacco As and Rock Island col
lateral trust issues comprised the greater
part Of the days operations. Total sales,
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
Number Of sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-19
mark; current receipts. free cases. &c at
mark.
HEESE-Jnchanged
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotstions Of the nay on various
Inmmnhltiea.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-FLOUB-steady;
spring patents. t5.2oa5.5o winter straights,
81 .25d425; winter patents. S4%d4S5; spring
clears. N.lOd4e; winter extras. No. !, $50
d310 winter extras No 2. g 25Q3.4O: Kan
s ga straights sSat t Rye h91r ,d trH'
. 4oa4.55. Buckwheat flour. quiet S.25 per
CoRNMEAI-steady; firm white and vel
WHEAT-spot market. easy; No. 2 red,
N.Ol, elevator, and 500 Z. o. b., atloat;
No. / northern. Duluth. ti.Z9b, {. o. b.,
atloat. Futures market was steady early
on covering on unfavOrable crop advices
from the the southwest, but declined under
liquidation. closing &c lower TO NC higher
May closed at N.o45s; July closed at n.OS%
Receipts. 400 bu.
CORN-Spot market firm; No. 2. 53i4c,
T. o. b., afloat; futures market was with
out transactions. closing &c net lower.
Nav closed al 5sc. Receipts 500 bu.;
shipments. 1874 bu.
OATS-Spot market easy. standard
white. 3sa4c; No. 2. 39i4c; No. 8. 3Sl4c: No.
T. CSC Futures market was without tran
sactions closing unchanged to &c net
lower MAY and July closed at 40itc. Re-
HAY-Gnsettied prime. HO7lz; No 1,
81 .O5Ipi.O7iz; No. 2. 95cdS1.0O; No. g. Soc
HOPS-firm; state common to choice 1910,
23a2'c; 1909, l7q2oc; Pacific coast 1910 $50
&c; 1909 13dl6c.
HIDEs-Dull; Central America, n%c; Bo-
LEATHER-steady; hemlock flrsts, 2Sl4q
Csc seconds, 21lEd28c; thirds, lsd@c; re-
jects 13d7c.
PRoVfsioNs-Pork. steady; mess, so. %
G&.5O family, S22 50d25OO; short clears,
$40. OO6l22 co. Beef, firm; mess, Sl40Oql45 %;
family, Sl650d17O0; beef hams, S255012i 90.
cut meats. steady: picked bellies, 10 70 Il
pounds. 13d14c; picked hams. l2laql3c. Lard,
Unsettled; middle west, prime, slO45glOo2i
refined. steady; continent SLIGO; South
America. 81 So. compound. SAd9c.
TALLOW-Quiet; prime city hhds.,
7-l6c; country, 7d7%C.
extras 2j1kc third TO first lSg24c; held
creamery third TO special lSu2Sc state
dairy common to finest, lSd25Rc; process
second to special. 17d27lhc imitation cream
cry firsts 19d2Oc; factory held, lSglS1Rc;
current make. 17ikdlSi4c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: skins 2dl2c
EGGS-Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery. white. fancy 3563bc; west
ern gathered, white 3On34c; fresh gathered,
first &c; refrigerator. special marks In
local storage. 23iRc; same. first, 2Gi5d23c.
POUIi RY-Dressed firm: western chick
ems. 14a19hc fowls. 14d17c; turkeys, Is
d2Jc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-19
Cnffee Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S-COFFEE-Futur
opened barely steady at a decline OF SAIL
points under local liquidation and bear
lower European markets. There aid moi
seem to be a great deal of support early
and prices eased off to net loss Of about
D to q points on the active months during
the middle of the day. Later there was a
rally on coverings and bull support, but
while the market closed steady. last prices
showed a decline of from 10 to p points
for the day. Sales $3.50 bags: January
II Sac; February 1l.33c; March and April
11,41c; May, 11,42c; June, 1880; July, 11.32c;
August, 1125c September. 11.2Oc: October
II. lie; November 1110c: December. 1.0c.
Receipts at the two Brazilian ports, II, OOC
bags. against p 600 last year. Jundiahy re-
ceipts. 1900 bags, against 5000 last year
New York deliveries yesterday, %, $50 bags
against 20O72 last year
Spot coffee, uuiet: Rio No z 121zc; San
tos No. T. 14q1 &c. Mild coffee, nominal
Cordova. 13st0154c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-19
Ikrn.ns CIV Live stock MARKET.

KANSAS CITY. Ian. ls-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head including 100 southerns.
Market steady to Toe lower; dressed beef
and export steers. S6OOd675; fair TO good
81. 40d6 90. western steers, t.25q625; stock
ers and feeders, 8i7Jdj.75; southern steers
$3.50 SEQ. southern cows. S225Tt4 70; native
cows 50 25d5 80; native heifers Si5Od6 2j
bulls $42-d52j: calves S75dS5 80
HOtS-ReCeipts n OO0 head. Market &c
higher, bulk OF sales, S7S5G T. IS; heavv 81. 81
ass; hackers and butchers 81 9OII 81;
Iehts. s. Sj67 N.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts ZOO
herd Market l0c TO loo higher: lambs
'5.IJH63; yearlings 81 i5d5.75; weth-
ers sA5CdLS5: ewes $4,000 i65; stockers and
feeders. S3OOG3.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-19

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S-METALS-Stand
ard copper, firm; spot, January, Eel q airy,
March and April, S12.l5dl2.25. l.Idon
market, dull: spot, f55 Sd; futures, lo6 lis
Sd Arrivals reported at New York today,
40 tons. Custom house returns show eX-
ports of 1925 tons so far this month. 1t
is rumored that one OF the leading pro-
ducers has marked down the asking price
OF electrolytic copper TO nearer the views
of outside sellers, but local dealers report
no quotable changes in the general range;
lake, S12.S7Ikd1S.12IS. Tin, quiet; spot and
January A1.50d4175; February, $4l.50641. 80;
March and April, S41. 4Oq42.OO London mar
ket, steady; spot, $50 12s Cd; futures
$50 15s. Lead, easy; s440a4.50, New York
A.25d435, East St Louis London market
spot, f1S Is Sd. Spelter easy; 5.5045.55, New
York; S.S095.371s, East St. Louis Lon
don market GA 2s 3d. Iron, Cleveland
warrants, ass Sd in London. Locally, iron
was steady. No. l foundry, northern, $15.2-
al6.25; No. ?. S1475Q15.75; No. 1 southern
and No. ] southern soft, sl525ql575
ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.-METALS-Lead
Dull at A.32lsd4S5. Spelter Weak al
$531hq5.4O
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-19
DIsPOSITION-HEAD.

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were quite
liberal today, III cars being reported in
but the receipts are running considerable
behind last week. The total for the three
days foots up about 1900 head, a falling
off of about $4,000 head as compared with
last week still as compared with a year
ago there is gain Of a little over 1000
head.
Beef steers were in very good demand
this morning and the market was fairly
active at prices that were anywhere from
steady to quite a little stronger Most
statesmen were sizing up the trade as a
good strong market and entirely satisfac-
tory to the selling interests Good beeves
sold up to S6.35.
Cows and heifers were in good demand
and the desirable kinds at least sold In
about the same notches as yesterday.
There was an inclination on the part Of
statesmen to bear down on the less desir-
able kinds, but still taking the market as
whole there was not much change.
Stockers and feeders were sought after
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-19
Articles open. High. Low, Clcse.I Yes

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOi R-Easy; winter patents StSOd4 80.
straights, 5000 $50; spring patents best
hard. 20 higher than two weeks aCo:
straights. S4.JOa4S0: bakers S3.60d5 90.
RiE-No. >. S5iaC.
BARLEY Feed or mixing. ,0IlSOr. fair
TO choice mating. 9JU96c.
SEED-FlaN No / SOUTHWESTERN g. az.
No. / northwestern. $40; timothy, siO20:
PROVISIONS Mess pork. per Dbl. 500.
a.O5O; lard, per 100 lbs $40 2j. short ribs
sides ioosel, No26alO 5j short clear SIDE
-(bOXedl. SC,t5nli.OO.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour ycrs
equal to 5000 bu. Primary receipts We're
$1,000 bu., compared with 5000 hu the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated
Tecelpts tor tomorrow: Wheat. /. cars:
corn, .i6 cars. oats, lci cars; hogs $50 o
head
hard ss'. casiCs. no. T a.9' G.cf ~ % oo5
No. ] northern sprins, sLteal lu;. 30. >
northern spring, M@ul o. No. 9 spring.
s cash. Gh05 &C; No white, i6s.IfiSo.
No. white, b sc. No yellow. 45Gt,-,c,
10 Yellow, is'ses oats. No . cash,
s2s.aSS'sc, No White, 3rsdSlsc; standard.
BUTTER-steady; cresmeres. l7a.5c;
EGG,-Wesn; receipts lols cases. a.,
mark. cases included, eOdssc; firsts, &c:
CHEESE-Essy; daisies. las.alsi.c; twins
iSe lS.c; loung Americas. l5ssql6c; long
..PoTAroEs-Ehm; choice TO fancy. $50
SOC; fair ~ good, taUf,c.
fOtt.TfH STEADY; turkeys alive. lie.
dressed, &c: hens. alive, lSc; dressed i9d
isc: springs alive lee dressed. l2'sc
90 SJ-lh, wts., le'gc; So 10 ll)-lb WITS. -ili.c
CARROT Receipts; heat, - cars: corn
oats iB cars.