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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
CROP CONDITIONS
 ARE PROMISING
Government Agent Rogers Says Re- cent Rains We're Helpful To Growing Crop in This
 Section,

Tine recent rain was very general over this section,e Sd d J. E. Rogers, in charga Of the Boys Corn Club work ill Jefferson county, yes, erday, and was of inestimable good to the crops, cotton, corn and all others The general condition of the crops is very good and if the weather doesn't stay cool too long and the farmers be- gin cultivation as soon as the ground gets in proper condition. the crops should grow very fast. l don't see any reason why the crop for the fall season should not be very good for the acreage planted.
 Owing to the late season a large cotton planting but was sowed in corn and forage crops or IS lying idle. The strawberry crop will be short, possibly one half crop, and the Irish potato crop will also fall below expectations. The ground has been in no condition on account of excessive rains and the plants faile1 to sprout.
 q would advise lle farmers to get the land in condition for the fall crop of potatoes as present pros poets are for a good price for the late tubers on account of the short early crop. This condit'on is gen- eral''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
1eekly Crop Letter
 By Alexander Company
be Improvement of Weather Con- |dlions In This Territory Noted
 Since Last Report.

Tine weekly cotton letter of the $.
 Alexander Cotton Company Was .s-
 Jed yesterday and is encouraging.
 bnditl0ns of the cotton crop in this
 eton at this. time are bright, but
 e next few weeks will determine
 e prospects for a good or bad crop.
 ae cotton letter reads:
 Since our last report there has
 e'n some improvement :n weather Pnditcns in this territory. Aside fum the fact that the plant is small De continual wan dry weather hes pVen farmers an opportunity to work peir crops ard get them clean and proper condition for rain later on. Fnls rain We had on the night of the Eih will be of immense benefit to |fops of all kinds, particularly corn knlen was beginning to suffer lit- Hc we lhlnk this rain sufficient for u purposes and with another one of u1e proportion 30 days hence this "uhty should make a good showing se Ihlnk, barring accidents of course 'a August, which so often upset our Alculations. The only real menace Y lae crop which we can see at this lme IS the presence of the boil Nsevli which may or may not do ma sl'al damage. This of course re- aalns to be seen.
 4 IeW blooms have been reported < LII Eelghborhood and on the whole '. \" prospects are better than at any aue this season."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
APPE FAILED CASE

A. c. Wall, a white man, was fined 5 and costs on a charge of disturb ing the peace by Magistrate l.. E.. Cheek yesterday It was alleged that Walls, who is employed as night watchman at Forest Park, went to his wife's home and cursed her. Walls attorney, I. F. Long, gave no. tice Of appeal. District Attorney Nixon appeared for the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
'
 HALL HEARING TO-DAY

r. N. Eali, the young St. Louis travelling man, who was arrested at Monroe, La, several days ago to- passing bad drafts OH local business men. will be given preliminary hearing befcre Magistrate J. A. Frazier this afternoon at o'clock
 Judge w. D. Jones has been retained by the defendant ard will attempt to have the young man released on bali.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
A Cal.l.

This is to certify that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound does not contain any opiates, any habit forming drugs, or any ingredients that could possibly harm its users. On the contrary. it's great healing and soothing qualities makes it a real remedy for coughs, colds and irritations of the throat, chest and lungs. The genuine is in a yellow package. Ask for Foleys Honey and Tar Compound and ac- cept no substitute. w. L. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
ldianapolis, [; Louisville, ?. puisville, 3; Indianapolis, 0. |bledo, 3; Columbus, l.
 Paul, [; Kansas City, 4. |ilwaukee-Minneapolis, rain.
nonoOOOOO OOOO DOC
 SOUTHERN LEAGUE. c lnoOOOOO OOOOO OOC
[emphis, [; Nashville, 1. New Orleans, [; Montgomery, 6. birmingham, 2; Mobile, 1. |tlanta, 8; Chattanooga, 3.
Altheimer, 9; Dumas, 8.

Iltheimer, Ark, June 19-Althei- |r was defeated here today by a ked team from Dumas, Lake Vil-
 ge and Dermott by the score of 8 |2, Despite their strong lineup ] score stood i to 1 up to the Sixth hing when Altheimer went up ill } air and let three runs ill on er- IS. Dumas made most all of their ores on errors. The batteries were mas, Ragon and Parker; Althei- 4, L. Garrett and Huggins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
ATTACHMENT CASES TODAY

Magistrate J. A. Frazier will this morning hear the attachment asked by Manager Shorty Levine against the Hujcheson Stock Company, a theatrical company, which Mir. Levine alleges is i'm hls debt to the amount of about $90.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
They Put an End to It.

Charles Sahle. 90 Cook St., Roches- ter. N. Y.. says he recommends Foley Kidney Pills at every opportunity be- cause they gave him prompt relief from a. bad cases of kidney < trouble that had q ong5 bDtheEede bim.5s Such sa recommendation. coming from Mr.: Sa- ble, is direct and convincing evidence of the great curative qualities of Fo- Icy Kidney Pills. w. L. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
STATE CONVICT CAMPS
Little Rock, June 19-Dr. Harris

Little Rock, June 19-!Cr. Harrison of the Arkansas penitentiary re- turned to Little Rock lastspight after visiting the ;cenvict cahpsI atilJud-I son'a and HIgginson. He states that the health of the conWicts working on the railroads is much better than Is customary at this season of the year. There are s75 conyicts working in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
WALTER HENDRICKS
 TO BE SECRETARY
Campaign Manager For Governors Elect Robinson Will Be Tender. :, cd the Job.

Little Rock. June 19-Though tis net customary for a Democratic nominee for Governor to announce. who will be his private secretary un- til after the biennial . election a..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20

which he annhiatss $ his Republican opponent. yel this cannot still specu- lation as to whom the appointee Will be.
 Who will be the private secretary to Joe T. Robinson, the Democratic nominee is just now causing cons der able discussion, but the man most in= terested is saying absolutely noth- ing.
 Those who are close to the nominee, and who were intimate with him dur- ing the rccen, campaign, intimate that VA ter {; "enh itk. ~'! Il oe the mo ,u nt i,e fo'. .oWins tDe in- auguration next January. Mr. 'en- drieks was one of the campaign managers for Robinson and it is probably up to him. he gettinss the office if lie will accept it. Mf. Hen- dq'icks is a native of Lonoke, tle home county of the Democratic nom nee, and was for number Of years a deputy Sect etary oi State. He is now practicing law in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
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f MAGISTRATE COURTS
 + j. l. <. !. + i. I. # + + < j. !. !. <

On charge of disturbing the peace, Jesse Sims, a negro, was fined $5 and costs by Magistrate Gabe Meyer yesterday. The negro had no attorney. District Attorney Nixon prosecuted the ease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20

Copyright 1912. Drawn Woman's HEN Charles w
  wanted do Hays secretary Womans Titanic Memorial delighted 
 The picture emboy
  women and children might be Womans ice in the Building, Washington, C.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20

fIs the five railroA.l camps, making 225 to draw $1 per day each for the state, the others being engaged i'll cooking and caring for the camps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
CAR JUMPS TRACK
 PASSENGERS UNHCRT

A number of passengers on a Main street inbound car were given quite a shaking up yesterday shortly after one o'clock when the car split the switch just south of Sixth avenue, Jumping the track and running within a few feet of excavations recently made by the gas company. None o1 the passengers were injured but con- siderably shaken up and frightened Traffic was suspended for about hall an hour, when the car, undamaged was replaced on the track.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20

lawrence Waterman, of Dumas, steu' yesterday in the city on busi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20

Gus Bluerock has returned from a business visit to St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
,sA sEBALL
.oooO OOOOO 900 % RATIONAL LEAGUE. O ,oooOo OoOOO 900 o % o
} York, 6; Boston, 5. tsburgh, 8; St. Louis, l. s.plvn. 5; philadelphia, 2.
oooOO OOOO o o O o o 0
 .MERICAN LEAGUE. OI ono0OO OOOO o o o 0 0

I,ladelphia, ?; Washington, 1. Iiladelphia, f; Washington, 3. lston, 5; New York, 2. |syeland. 8; Detroit, l. kicago, 2; St. Louis, 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-20
HOTEL DIRECTORY

WHAYNE HOTEL Special attention given commercial
 men.
 RiSon, Ark. KINGSLAND HOTEL F. M. Knickerbocker, Prop. Kingsland, Ark. NEW HOTEL KILGORE. Up-to-date Modern Hotel Rates $2.00 and up. w. M. Carraway. Mgr.
 F0rdyce, Ark THE BOGGS HOUSE.
 Stephens. Ark. Miss Pearl Boggs. Prop.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-21
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading Still Under Influence OF
Gloom and Depression.
UNDERGONE LOOKS IRREGULAR
Weekly Statement. of Commercial
Agencies Indicate slight Retro
gressIye Movement In Some
Lines of Trade.

NEW YORK, April 20-The course OF
the stock market during today's two-hour
session suggested that II mad not yet
emerged from the gloom and depression
OF the earlier days of the week. Iheh'
too. the weekly statements of the COM
mercial agencies indicated a slight retro
rresslye movement In some lines OF trade.
Business on the exchange was IN mode--
ate volume and the undertone was rather
Irregular throughout. There was some
heaviness In Western Union, which rose
impressively the day before on news tnat
Ii had effected a working agreement with
the Marconl company. Marconi OLD STOCK
fell as sensationally today as il had risen,
declining TO l50, after having been quoted
less than twenty-four hours, before ex-
actly 200 points above that price
standard shares were comparatively
neglected at the outset OF today session,
but later made general improvement
under the lead OF Reading. Specialties
we're again prominent Interborough-
Metropolitan preferred and Third Avenue
both recording smart gains. The several
issues of the International Mercantile
Marine company were weak, the bonds
and preferred stock declining TO the
lowest prices of the week.
The tone Of the market at the Glow
was dull, with changes unimportant foi
the most part.
Bonds were irregular today. Total sales
par value. aggregated N.6g,oD. Unltee
States government bonds were uncnahseO
on call t.soughout the week.. y.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
an handg today we're.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-21
81. Loui. General Market.

ST. LOUIS, April .-wHEAT-cash,
higher: track. No. red, siisQi.l9. No.
. hard tl.l2di.lS.
coRN-Iower; track, No. ;, sic; No. 3
white, s3ds4c.
oAfs-Lower; track. No. :. 57,ic; No. !
white. Soc.
Closing prices OF futures:
wHEAT-Hlgher. May, n,iili: July.
Sl0sA
CoRN-weak: May. sic: July, sc.
oATS-Lower: May. b7hc; July, 5Ic.
FLOUR-Firm; red winter patents. 81 IS
f6S; extra fancy and straights. s4.2Sg
as; hard winter clears, $3.75q40o.
SEED-Timothy, 500.
cORNMEAI.-S9.60.
BRAN-Scarce; sacked, east track, N.Ss
CLIO
HAY-strong; timothy. ,g7JoaSl.oO; prAi-
rie, s22.O0flaOo
PRoVISIoNS-Pork, Unchanged job
bing, sle.5o. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, Dg5dlO06. Dry salt meats, un-
changed; boxed. extra shorts. sll.0O. clear
ribs, sii.00: short clears. SiLS. Bacon,
unchanged. boxed, extra shorts. yl2.V0
clear ribs. $500; short clears, tl225.
POuLTRY-Dull: chickens. la1c
springs. l5c; turkeys. lac; ducks, lie
geese. SC.
BUTTER-F1rm; creamery, 27a32c.
EGGG-Weak lSc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-21

SHEEP-No sheep or lambs were re-
eeiyed today and with the market par,
ren in all of It's branches prices renamed
steady.
During the week, trade conditions nave
been generally neutral and the market
has shown no changes of consequence.
On all days the list Of values ruled steady
or very nearly so. both sheep and lambs
closing in n0tches Identical with those
at last weeks finish. Dwindling sup
plies exerted some builish influence upon
the demanad, but an equally strong
bearish argument was afforded in the
poor condition Of eastern dressed mu;-
ton trade so that packers were inclined
to use caution in making purchases.
Only at times. when through shipments
were yarded in selling pens, did move
ment become actually dull, inquiry prov
ing reasonably active throughout.
Fat wooded lambs made up the bulk
of offerings and commanded the highest
figures. best MeNicans closing at sAb,
Other varieties sold unevenly from $40
downward. The proportion Of shorn Of
ferings was very modest but killers failed
to become enthused because of scarcity
and the usual 7jcGsl.O0 discount prevailed
Attractive shorn lambs sold up to SD.
Very few sheep have been coming, but
ewes are quOtable as high as s6.W ana
choice wethers would probably sell
around $3.50 Feeder demand has been
seasonably light, but shearers have FUR
nished very fair competition for good to
choice fat lambs in the fleece, paying as
much as $7.s5 for toppy westerns. Week
buy on country account amounts TO about
SEQ head.
Quotations on sheep and la3.os: Lambs
good 10 choice. 5l.6JliS.0i lambs, fair Z
good. 81 O0g7 IS; lambs shOrn. S.J0g 70
fat shearins iambs, NO5lgi.5Oi yeAEllnss
handy. S.0odI.J0. yearlings. heavy. S6.Sgl
/ 100; wethers, good to choice. S6.l546.5e
/ wethers, fair to good. S5.S5n5-l9: ewes
good to choice, S.75g6.0o: ewes, fair L
| good. S5.0og5.I5.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-21

..trips.~ look at him as though he were
M, there. say to him. All, this IS my
husband. I believer"
Do not fuss over him, for he likes 10
b, fused over. and if you argue mag 1t
will give him a chance TO get back al
you. III
But II you ignore him lightly, he Will
feel that he is a brute and will begin
To hate himself. And in short time ne
will become tame (gentle) and VIII De
anxious TO be made much OF, as IN the
DAYS before you found him out,
For every wife finds herhusoand out
even though she may guard (hide) it as
4 secret from him. Yet she will reason
is she wise? Having obtained (caugho
this specimen it behooves her TO hold him.
For when they become husbands they
are all alike and one Is as good as an
other. Reason out these things then and
let your reasonings cohere.-Kate Master
son in Life.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-21

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON board of Trade.

CHICAGO, April @.-Active buying OF
wheat resulted today from crop damage
In Kansas and because OF diminishing
stocks, both interior and at the seaboard.
The market in consequence made a net
gain OF iMniiac. Corn finished at an adj
vance OF shade to A0asc up, but oats
were hGikc down. the close left proNi-
Mons unchanged to i0gl2nc below.
Wheat closed firm at the highest point
OF the season. Four important counties
In eastern Kansas were specified as hay-
ing fallen In crop condition within
month, with the average decidedly below
normal throughout district OF &Io,VQ
acres Beneficial rains In Nebraska and
neighboIing states brought about the only
important setback OF the day, but the
effect failed TO last. Predictions were
current OF i.0o,Wo bu. deficit In the
amount OF wheat In store at Minneapolis,
ii was suggested that the French Inn
port duty might have 10 be Suspended,
AS prices al Paris were the highest since
1885. During the day the July option
here ranged from sl.o9s to si09i.. closing
at sl.OsAals't. Just lNqlhe above last
Shorts ran up the price OF corn. but
realizing on the part OF the longs took
the edge off the market later. July
fluctuated between 76lsc and HSc, with
the Close steady at ISAe, q net gain o.
shade Cash was firm, but poor corn
was lower. No. yellow was not quoted,
Indications seemed clear that the lead.
Ing longs In May oats were ABANDONING
their position. Upper and lower levels
touched BY July were 5ilsc and SIC, with
mai sales at Aisc. loss OF &c.
Provisions were heavy. Pork showed
the chief decline at the Close, lOqlsstc.
Quotations on futures closed as tollows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-21
Boston Closing Quotations.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

Rfr,rTER-No /, lib. cartons, 33c; NO
, IN 6O-Ib. tubs, 23c; No. 2. Slc; packing
&c
CHEESE-Imported Swiss, sc; Amerl-
can swiss 26c; block Swiss, 24c; twins,
pc. daisies, &c; triplets, &c; young
Americas. &c; blue label brick, &c: linz
hsrger oh. &c: lib. &c.
FISH fresh frozen)-Pickerel, &c; white,
Itc. nike, lSc; trout. &c; large crappies.
l2alsc spanish msskre ise; gr eei d .st
mas Jsc. roe shad. 81 each; shad roe, per
I' ssilc. saInnon IOc. halibut, lie; yell
p e.s srch ~, buffalo. DC; bullneads, lie
io popfti ,TRy2Rroilers. S oOa7.50 per dog;
snrings. zoe; hens, l6c: cocks, lie; ducks.
sip%snns. goose l5c: turkeys, &c. pigeons,
lo4@ys, ess,o AI{,,s. hens 12c. did roost-
per aoL'' 49, To- ola ducks. full feath-
&c, a., ssssa fuIl feathered. &c; tur-
ereo. 70, ~ s,ssons ner doz'. zoe: homera,
neS dol & 81: SQUADS, No. /, N.5O; No. :.
0oc. ,,,ta. ~, =, ,1uc. M =,
kios-No. l. nFse' ,ac 90 No I5xe. Ma
l2Ae. LoinsLNo A. ~ ~ -. M
lsAc' SnuSssNNS ~ ILL., No i0a.e:
&C. no wv pIs,es SIC: No.
NO. "c, 'N'
6Aci NO. = sHc- ,.,.o. M a,
LONE iNSSISo, ! ise; W. No &c, Nc.
FRUITS EIS; Ia -: wtnessps t"n ney
Ben ps',s, PEI s1S.oiri pinnins psr bpl,.
~ 100 NIaaha Ionathan extra fancy per
N'so' du ~ uash.natnn Snitzenberg per
DoN' 800, Wnaahins,nn u Reauty per
pox' 49, W. hinston styman Wlnesaps,
pox' 80 80 70 Rsnanas: Fancy select,
pei poA, 70 ssysia ri. Jumbo per bunch,
pei r.l osusN' natas. Anchor brand, new,
N',SRS'.I .. In hox nar box. 81 Is; Dron.-
~; l-Io' p Assai naw X In. pkgs in box,
ooa "a Figs: California, per case
PEI NJ 70 nkgs'. sc: per case OF Sc No.
% Us % n. rApr case OF 80 No. pkgs.,
4 e.. pn,s,iE In !, and 5O-lb. boxes, per 3D.,
- o .,',, r,,,iTish kcrown in a-ib. boxes,
w, M lac: s-crown in aO-lb boxes. pei
a. 7scrown in SO-lL. boxes, per h.,
~ Crane fruit: Florida, 20 size. pei
a,a,. IA. ID aze. per crate. $50; S0-54-bi
stess ner crate. $50 Grapes. Malaga
a.. hhis a 0Nf7 50. Lemons: L.lmoniera
saleoted brand, extra fancy. Sco-5O sizes
10 sizes. per box, s. 80; 2fo-i2a sizes, ~
ner box less: California lemons, @O-se
sizes. per box, A5OGI5Oo. Oranges; can
fornia Camellia brand, NaVeis, exit.
fancy, @-l26- i50-i76-2 Ig-20o sizes. PEI
box. So Is; extra choice, All Sues, pei poA
s3 Elephant brand, lZo-l5o-li 40 si uss.
Der box, $3.50. 2JD-2Ss-S-i sizes per n1 ,A
aA Pineapples. &-Se-4 sizes, per GRAZ
IS. Strawberries: Louisiana' Pe' N~@e y
"A plnts, $50 - .. n,
VEGETABl.ES-beet GU eiopi pei az =
2le. Cabbage, Wisconsin, per w., ~
new California, per d. &C. Ie ss,dsas IA =
lfofnia JUMBO, per uOANt wv - ~ -,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-21
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. April 1-FLOU h-f u ~
suring patents, S5.55d5.s0, winter stIalsh.s s
Sisya4 70; winter patents, A.s"uo.lg,
snr1g clears. S4.45H47J winter extra
M i e .gsf4.u 20; winter extra. No. ,, $50
5I3s: kansas stratghts, A.Sgo.Vo. rye
flour firm; fair 10 good, Si.SVgS"'
choice TO fancy S-0Sno-S
C0RNMEAL-Quiet. fine white and
yellow, H.5OdL75; coarse, $.ogL'V' KIN
L R iSTi No. :, sSc, c. i. +. Buff
BARLEY-Qulet; mating. A.25al.Ss, C
/. I. Buffalo. q
NHTAI-spot market strong; No.
red, tlH elevator, export basis TO arrive
and 81. 23s. I. o. b. afiOat: No. northern
Duluth, $l.24. T. o. b. afloat, opening naFl-
CATION. Futures market, Buying orders
from few belated shorts advanced May
wheat &c a bushel this morning. Later
months were up a cent on very bullish
crop news. The market closed strong
and lie to &c net higher. May. N.Dgl III;
closed. Sl.22lz: July. Sl.l4Gl.l43s, closed
til42.; September closed Sl.l0a. Receipts
i3o,sOo bushels; shipments, lH.'A bushels
CORN-Spot market firm export soc,
nominal. I. o. b. af.Oat Futures market
was nominal. Receipts, none.
OATS-Spot market, steady; standard
white. 64szc in elevator; No. 2, eilsc: No.
g. Gle: No. I. sic; natural white and
white clipped. 63a57izc, on track. Futures
market was nominal. Receipts, 5000
bushels; shipments. lg.Ss3 bushels.
HAY-Firm. prime, s1,55; No. ], H.5Oi
No. 2, 81 . .ltl4O; No. 3. 1.l5fll25.
HIDES-Steady; Central America, 24ikc;
Bogota, 23Aa2I4c.
LEATHER-Steady; Hemlock flrsts, g
Q2ic; seconds, 2ia26c. thirds. 2lG225zc; re-
jects, 15c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork, firm; mess. s2Oo
q205; family. $20OOd21.Oo; short clears,
ls.2n3l.Oo Cut meats. quiet; picked
bellies, 10 to II pounds. lOl1alllzc; picked
HAMS, l2Qi2l.c. Lard, steady; middle
west tprime. tl03jatl0.I5; refined, steady;
continent, .l0&: South America, sll.50;
compound, Sl4qSIsc.
TALLOW-Flrm, prime city hhds.,
9 slice: special. 6Ad7c; country, 57sq6c.
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged; re-
ceipts, 1899 tubs; creamery specials. SIC;
extras, 3Oi1c; firsts. 29ha3Oc. seconds,
Slz4l2sc: state dairy, finest 30G5Ohc;
good TO prime, 2sa29c; common to fair,
2fQHc. process specials. IGllsc; extras,
2g1ac; flrsts, 3laa2Gc: seconds. 2iG25c,
CHEZ 5 E-Unsettlcd, receipts, 1.79l
boxes; state whole milk, current make.
white or eolored, specials, 20lzc; state
whole milk, white or colored, average
fancy, HIsaliAc.
EGGS-slow: fresh gathered, flrsts
regular packed, southerly sections, l9lzJ
lstc; fresh gathered, seconds, lS1Aql9c.
POULTRY - Alive, weak; western
fowls l37.dl5c; turkeys, 15c; dressed, dull
fowls. liizNl7c. turkeys. l3u22c.