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TYRUs coBB SIGNS
THREE YEAR CONTRACT.

DETROIT. Aux ~ -Tyrus
Cobb prize cfuferfeIdnr Of tho
N.r'u.f American league team
today Get az rest reports that
d. Intended Jumping to the
Faieral league. by SIGNING IA
contract fo play three more
years with The Tigers The
contract does not contain the
uaI.Enrd ten davH clause.
Neither does DO carry an In.
crease ih his saiary. which is
said to be- $4,000 year
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French and Germans Nee,

LONUON, Aug. n. us % ma
az patch 10 the Exchange Telegraph
company from Paris SAYS IL h an
nounced officially that engagement
between the French and Germans
have taken place along the Franco
E"lEian frontier az Longwy and I.onru-
yon on Frech territory and Al Virton
On belgian territory 20 the southwest
% Arlon German cavalry patrols
we're met also 20 the north OF Mont.
mody on the Franco Belgian frontier.
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homo on KEYS Lane. Film Grove win
n serious illness
Hava FraurIe of sand uU srrrf
yesterday In FIm Grove affrrfI~r f4
r.fffcra % business
Miss Anna GrHrfefaT haH returned
a. her homo Hf Patterson after ararF
fra The past week with fr|srfa nf sand
fIu
Frank Miller wnfnrmar on the
West NIrr.nil Traction and Electric
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Cavalry Clash

TlRLEMONT. Belgium. via London.
aug. u. l2.3f a MP Citing occur
REQ near here Tuesday between Ger
risn and BELGIAN cavalry. Seven Rel
CLANS were killed and a few wounded
IL b reported that 1000 Germans
are IN the neighborhood but the Bel.
Sans seem To have the situation in
hand and the town - perfectly calm
AZ O'Clock there was no Sign OF the
O. envy except an aeroplane which few
over Inc station. \ handful Of Bel
sian soldiers fred az N but without
effect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Or A. y Paul has completed the
nuing up % "a dental office boz the Rice
building az Film Grove Mr. Pa.l Is
only N Few months out OF college and
y making hts debut a. dentist af
Elm Grove BE has one OF the best
equipped and most up-to-date offices In
the outthcpike district and will b.
ready within a short time to take care
or the practice On that section
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meeting of fhe Edrvu0I NOIun.
tecr Fire company was held lraf even.
ms nt which several matters pertain.
inC 90 the hrffrrwrrI of mo frn frrf
inG apparatus were f' .rr.aHH Tho ~
nccre which were .H..rfIr elected
were ALEC ir tailed Other natter. DO
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E0u IntaeI

LONDON. Aug ~. % a. m-The
correspondent OF the Standard at
BRUSSELS SAYS.
An twelve Of the forts surround
lng iIeEe remain intact Each fort
thus FAR has been able 90 resist the
frequent attacks Of the German in
vCstinE force. although outnumbered
10 20 I az every fort
he forts are being shelled day
and night Artillery action Is fol
lowed repeatedly by daring infantry
attack"
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MEXICO
toontina-d from FIrst Fas.l

mon ra ordered hr Uarranra but VIII
r.Wf.n in frf north and demand con
EUrf.nr nf r.rrHs.rfrfvfa 1f mo ARM.
". H..HUH fn .r fHH THrreur confer.
'nrr should .fIa Dol refused hv Car.
rHrra new revolution in tho north
would not hH surprising fo many ffrr
officials here
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Club MrrtInn

A special meeting OF the Patter Nm
Athletic club will BE- held In the club
rooms Friday evening Several mat
tiers OF Importance will be taken up
AZ this time and all members not
present will be- nned a. b. the custom
Of the club manAknmenI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Henry Clay camp. Modern Wood
men of America. held their regular
weekly meeting last evening In their
lodge rooms In Hands hall Several
matters pertaining 20 the business Of
the order were taken up after which
a social session was neid
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0UT-THE-PIKE


meeting Of the farmers OF the
stone Church road will b. held al
The Concetown school house Thurs.
day afternoon. Al this meeting mat
teru pertaining 20 the betterment OF
conditions on the farm will be die
cunsed Professor ". ~ Sill and Pro
lessor Atwood. both OF the Panhandle
Agriculture club. will be IN attend
ance and some excellent addresses
are being expected All farmers are
invited TO attend
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Mar.hIn. On Coast

NEWPORT. r l.. Aux li-Reporfs
that a British cruiser and three French
Warships were seen on the coast OF
southern New England to-day were re
ceived here tonight. Their names
could not be learned The English
vessel was sighted close TO the Nan
tucket shoals hghtship. The position
OF the French warEhips was not given.
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Owing 10 the almost coutiuHaI fan
OF rain dnring yesterday the annual
picnic ~ the philathe1 bible class 0f
the Stone church sunday school ha.
been postponed until Thuraday Tho
nnair was to have been held no tho
Wuyman home a short distance from
Elm Grove. The members 10 the class
viii leave early in the morning for the
farm and viii spend fhe entire day.
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Lawn Fete

Arrangements have been compelled
by the management OF the Patterson
and Elm Grove Baseball club for the
holding OF lawn fete on the ball
park Thursday. Friday and SaturdA
August 20. "a, % All Kinds Of
amusemcnts will BE- on the grounds
and an excellent time IL being antici-
pated The proceeds OF the AFFAIR
VIII be used Tor the benefit OF the
team.
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Funeral services over the romaius
~ the late Conrad Orfh. Who passed.
away az his home at Fulton SUNDAY
evening viii be- held from tho late
residence this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Tho funeral will be- in charge of
Wheeling lodge 40 btTf Modern
Woodmcn of America. of which tho
deceased was member IntsruNnt
will BE- in Peninsula cemetery
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Oh fNr l.rrH storm that vfeff-
rUa.f."rH fo ffe country f|a-
.. we've U-Hrf.ra'fr af rfnrfaf.II
II" Hrr around West Liberty
" ""Hr"" more HrUrr.u
'.u ur. other fr fnr Ir.-r.r-
I.rerer uera nra~
Gre entire day reeferfav
pr. H.. evening r.rHar % fna r-ra
ere suA 1lt GO order.
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a. o. v. W. picnic

The annual outing OF the A O T.
w was held In the out-thc.pike dis
tTict yesterday. In spite Of the In
clemancy OF the weather a goodly
number OF people were present and
enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon.
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BRUSSELS Va DOndcl. u. n SIS
a m-ArcorcinE 20 an o1iciAl state
U~nt Issued here the situaton a. the
tsAt % ar Uak unchanSec tonight
The P~pule reports thaf during uisss
t1r soldiers surviving a. the front. held
In - AutonOineE church a. la Lou
Yer. q suburb q ChArlsroL = small
IRE caused q panic IN which fourteen
omen and girls we're allied and over
atty injured
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Trolley WIZ. nnwn

Traffic on the West virginia Trac-
ton a Electric Company lines was
tied up FOR sometime late Monday
evening, when the trolley wire ON the
outbound track broke The line car
was Immediately sent 20 the scene
and the nrcoaanrN rnnaIra mAhe-
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,es, today says that China will 80
,el...l moratorium only for short
tiu loans IL Was stated that M.
GOV eminent had decided to continue
~ ing the indemnities and other OBJ
nsauons az long as possible.
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Americans safe.

VIENNA, Aug. II, Via London. u Q.
m--According 90 the latest Inform.
ton received by the American en1bas.
~ here there are now 200 Americans
IN Austrin, mostly tOurists-dmong
them many students and artists
There are 200 Americans a. Marlcn
bad and karlshHd. $50 in Buda- Pest
and its environs and possibly 100 M
the Iyrol During the last few dsvs
several hundred Americans left Plume
and Trieste for Italy.
There is no distress among tho
americans AZ the present. but there Is
apprehension for tho future
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INCREASE OF TEN CENTS Due TO
REBUILDING oF -tG-
SCHOOL
fetal % szTf.siS.ts 70 BE Rstssd
Schooi Fsnd a. cents ara
Building Furd ~ Certa

Total % szTf.siS.ts 70 De Rsised
Schoci Fund a. Cents ard
Building Fund ~ cents
IN compliance with the state
la~. the Board % Education %
the lndepsndent School District
% wheeling last night adopted
levy for the ensuing wear After
soinE over the budget Of estima-
ted reccigts and expenditures. the
board found ~ Necessary 70 Law a
levy OF tea cents per tioo ValuN-
ton, a. shown BY the assessors
oooks
This L. an increase OF 10 cents.
made necessary because % the ~
building % the HiEh school.
which Vas destroyed BY are early
IN January IL was found that
70 meet this contingency. togeth-
~ With the Increase recently
gwen principals and teachers -
The schools. the board would be
unable 90 keep inside the 4o-cent
limit % the Law. To make up IRIS
deficiency a special bond issue
as authorised 20 the extent, %
NiN.ooo, and special levy OF -
cents Vas adopted 20 meet this
The levy Is divided a. follows.
school fund. 2tfs cents. building
rune, II cents library fund. n.
srhs special bond and interest
fund. =. cents.
Compares To last Years.
me total assessment from which
tne levy l. 20 BE- laid - SCI IS. SIS %
a. compared TO S6t Sss .5ss rs for iast
year This Is an Increase OF ss.Ss3..
Last year the school fund smoBp,c,
70 1888. lss 90. With the levy al a57s
cents This year with the levy one
cent higncr. Il viii produce Si6T iss 0s
lhe levy FOR the building Nind last
year was cents ami the fund
amounted 10 t33 s0s52 The levy Wes
500, 10 1 cents and will produce
% Library fund last year vas g..
80. Win the levy at IL cents.
4 MS year II n L. cents and Is plan.
ned 10 produce Sil.7744s.
Ihe special bond and Interest levy
- cents IL planned 70 produce
imall forces OF French into AifkirCb
mas been broken BY the brilliant now,
81 our frst battle az Muelhauseu- m,
NelssenbuTg OF 1914 But this nah
sas much more important than IA,
lal OF Neisscnbutg IN iN7o Wher
me Nermans won their hrst important
battle OF the Franco Prussian war
engaged
We understand the French had
three divisions OF about IS 600 men
w DIVISIONS belonged 20 the seventh
az my corps and also contained a por
uon OF the Bensancon corps. Whose
members are among the elite OF ths
french army. We do not know IA,
extent OF the artillery and cavalry en-
Raeed. but We believe that the Frenrl
~ Muelhausen have now a new tdes
or the value OF Krupp guns.
Naturally the French would havs
foruned the positions al Nuclhaueer
with earthworks. but an army Ike IN,
t''rman army which takes fortresse,
nH assault would md themselves uttl,
troubled by such obstacles T"
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COX AND HOGAN
CooHtinu.d from First Pas.1
WILLIS WINS

give Foraker il.72l. Harding Asst.
and Cole i.755.
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BIGGEST BATTLE
es.a.a-a rrS- rlr.s 20.


= G.. sae turninE movement to
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BOARD OF EDUCATION ADOPTS
TOTAL LEVY OF 40 IA CENTS

levy this year IL ssTl.gisia While
last years levy produced Sis4 Trs -
The board Ntn meet TUESDAY eVsa-
tng. August g. 20 rGtify the levy
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In . Quandary.

The element Of uncertainty as to the
fate OF the United States Express Com
pany has provided a basis for speculation
In the shares and the rapid fluctuations
and unusually heavy trading Is the result.
In the present week li.O4& shares of
stock have changed hands. That Is
nearly double the total turnover for the
year 1918. A considerable portion OF
the dealings has probably been in the
form OF contracts but there are also signs
that the supply OF real stock In the mar
ket has been increased. Although reports
that the company is to liquidate have been
regarded in the financial district as true
there has been no Official statement to
that effect by the management Inasmuch
as the company is Joint stock associa-
ton the minority stockholder has no say
In the company's affairs at all He has,
therefore. nothing to go upon except the
Newspaper reports. If he believes these
reports and holds on to his stock and Il
turns out that they are untrue he has
missed u chance OF selling at an excep-
tlonally good price. because on the basis Of
current earnings and immediate prospects
the stock 10 obviously far too high. II he
disbelieves the stories and sells and the
company IL liauidated he will probably dis
cover later that he has disposed Of his
stock At . considerable sacrificA
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An interesting development was the
borrowing Of New Haven at an interest
rate. The stock loaned last night at "
Of 1 per cent. Ever since December IL
last, when at one fell swoop the divi-
dend was reduced from per cent. per
annum to nothing the borrowing demand
has been such that the stock has either
loaned nat or commanded n premium. The
lessening Of the borrowing demand !ndi.
Gates on Its face a reduction OF the short
interest which has been an extraordinarily
persistent one. This in turn signifies n
decrease in potential buying power. and
therefore market position more vulner-
able TO attack. But there is no necessary
implication In this development that the
stock will decline any more than II is
certain that a stock loanng at a premium
will advance. Short selling OF New Haven
has been ahead OF liquidation ever since
Wall Street became convinced that the
passing Of the dividend would be followed
BY extensive liquidation by investors.
Speculative sales for the decline. more
over. are constantly encouraged by the
knowledge that extensive buying for the
long account at current prices Is not
likely. The future course Of New Haven
stock in the long run will depend az II has
done in the past few months. on the
amount Of real selling that occurs.
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Chronic weakness.

The chronic weakness OF Canadian
Pacific which was notable throughout last
fall 10 again evident Yesterdays low
price was within fraction of the bottom
touched last year. which appeared to
be brought about mainly through the
previous unloading of foreign holdings
due TO the long period OF acute financial
depression abroad. The return of the
price 10 the previous low level rather
suggests that there has been no general
movement on tho part Of the European
capitalists 10 replace these holdings of
their favorite stock. There has been a
radical change for the better in funtia-
mental financial conditions all over the
world since the hrst Of the year. no that
the weakness Of Canadian beoo1bes all the
moro remarkable Apparently its neglect
II due to specific rather than general rea
Sons For many months now II appears
that Canadian Pacific has declined stead
lily. the fall being interrupted only by
swift upward reactions, probably due to
an overcrowding Of the short position.
Frequent predictions made last fab that
there was 10 points on the short side of
the stock have been substantially vindi-
Gated. Not the least curious feature ar
the fan in Canadian has been the fact
that tho reasons therefor hRve been ~
patent Failing earnings and q reaction
In business expansion In the Dominion
have bean talked about inoessantly for
months. 1t 10 asosrble that these factors
have been even more serious than was
anticipated.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


Taking the stock market a. q whole It
did nothing of consequence yesterday.
The volume Of trading and the character
of the fluctuations testified TO an almost
complete cessation Of speculation on either
side Of the account. And yet. as Is usual
even In conditions Of extreme dulness,
spectators were quite ready to give the
price changes that occurred a degree OF
Importance that they would never receive
In conditions bf anything like normal
activity. Thus the relation OF the So
called weakness Of Steel common to re-
ports Of lower prices In the trade was
discussed with the utmost seriousness.
Steel was weak by comparison perhaps,
but the futility Of searching for abstruse
reasons for the net decline OF less than /
per cent. on a volume OF some $4,000
shares is fairly obvious. During the whole
of the fnai hour OF business Steel COM
mon sold at one price. 63% 10.700 shares
changing hands at that figure. II will be
recalled that about ten days ago a SINH
lar phenomenon was observable. On Feb.
ruary 26 Steel common was traded in at
one price. namely 66is. between 10 A.
NJ. and II 40 Il. NJ. From that level the
stock declined about two points and again
an almost perfect equilibrium has been
established between buyers and sellers.
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THE CURB MARKET.

The movement OF prices In the curb
market yesterday was Irregular. Riker.
Hegeman was the feature OF the indus
trials for its activity and strength. The
stock ranged between So and 3. closing
at the top hgure and UP Y point
British-A American Tobacco was fairly &C.
tive and unchanged. United Cigar Stores
improved y TO 9l% on light trading
Maxwell Motors issues all reflected frac-
tional losses Marconi OF America yielded
u to ~. Western Pacific 30 continued
to decline and sold as low as 81. with .
subsequent rally to 5sM. Canadian
Pacific per cent. notes were steady and
Cuban bs yielded slightly TO 9Si4.
There was something OF q halt in the
recent activity and strength OF oil stocks.
Standard Oil Of Kentucky. now. continued
very strong. however. selling ex divi-
dend between 2s5 and 2sS. Standard
Oil Of New York was the most active 10.
sue and rose AZ points to 230H. stand.
ard Oil OF Indiana declined points -
$50. Standard Oil Of California recedsd
Q points TO 3i6. Vacuum Oil declined ;
points to 224 and Standard OIL Of New
Jersey was steady at <lo.
Transactions in detail In the market
yesterday were as follows:
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, March 1:.0rrading on the
local exchange was quiet with de-
crease In prices. In the rails Boston
and Maine advanced points to 3sh,
with a subsequent reaction in the late
trading TO 81. while the preferred
weakened points to 55. New Haven
softened TO $50. decline OF .. from
the previous close. The advance In New
Arcadian TO 6as Is due TO the continuance
OF a good showing OF copper on the VEIN
recently encountered. Calumet and Hecla
on light transactions lost points to @22,
Nhlle Chino lost l's TO tot. CRANKY
soft-ned 9. to sia. while Greene Cansnea
eased u TO SO. Mohawk gained ! n TO
a.. Quincy on light transactions adj
vanced to GO. up - from the previons.
close. Old Dominion quietly declined
90. points to 80" on reduction IN disl-
dend, In the industrlals American Wooden
preferred strengthened Ia TO -. WINE
Island Creek Coal preferred gained ! TO
S7L, The summary:
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NATIONAL CAR WHEEL COMPANY

SIX PER CENTCM FIRST MORTGAGE
TWESTY.YEAR GOLD BONDS
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, as Trustee
under the First Mortgage Of National Car
Wheel Company. to Bankers Trust Company
a. Trustee, dated September 20. 1903. hereby
invites proposals for the sale TO Il. at not
exceeding iio% OF the par value of saii
bonds. OF such number OF said bonds as will
exhaust as nearly as may be the sum OF
061 500. now held by said Trustee under the
linking fund provisions of such mortgage
Proposals must be delivered to the Trustee
at It's once. ls wall street. New York City.
81 p, NJ. March 20. 1914, and each pro-
posal should state the date mot later than
September I, 1910 when the bonds Included
therein Will be presented for purchase
should such proposal be accepted should
no date be so stated. the Trustee will assume
bonds are offered for delivery by p NJ, on
iivsrable to the Trustee on such date.
being Of equal amount and the loves, OF
the othere received. such proposals will be
ACCEPTED In pro rate proportions provided
preceding lie% Of the par value OF said
right to reject any and all proposals In whole
or In part II II can At the time Of opening
ssid proposals purchase the requisite amount
Of said bonds, or any part thereof. at =
lower price than the lowest price ofered by
said proposals.
RANKERs TRUsr COMPANY. Trustee.
~ H. WILSON, Jr. Assistant sccr.tarv
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';,;::,.::ssss
sns,sss
liiAIA.sss
1890.
s%SAW
1.sss.sss
slNcp WRIDAY Last
FINANCIAL NOTES.

ss:e. nsss, s,, a. s. =; H:s-::e .As =:
s snS an Satrs dividend 81 nss.
The nomin ating cemmittee % NJ essoH
Exchsn9s Will hold meeting ~ tns IN
ecutor hoor Of the sHehaaes to:ssy liz.
vited 10 be present. .~,.
n II Roilins sens ~ ~. sh a. Se sMs:in:
si,Soe, 600 Nohmerd Vs. psr cent ~ D srsss
a ai.idin1 About ass Per cent
tn. 81: .:yss::s. s 3: $780, s.s:
nan stock incrsaslnO the reee re@ z
nsr cent 10 Q ! per cent snnoe' es0@
rhe Ola DeminSsa Copper: CemPeny q
Main: be 800 s:esI ,:asst3:. q q ssss: ire:
= r H!"s:ss'ss. ai le sisilisc smxss'
sos ~ beg a''sS 1;n :ssss
stoexa elders q ths cs.s e.csa,nfs . s.s:
lion . iresesss r. se@paays eso"s' from
Erha, Lsss . c. pave SeYeht 2l1ss.encs
S TssIisSSs 7sissSsfss ! SsS ssst SsaIs due
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lusCILLAxEouS MARKETS.
CO9ee Clsees UnchAageA e 2 Po1m Z,
MISREPRESENTATION Are steady.

The coffee market was irregular and
unsettled yesterday. though the undertone
was somewhat steadier than on wednes-
day owing TO the cessation Of heavy
liquidation and = fair amount OF buying
for the account OF shorts. Sentiment
however. continued quite a. bearish on
the disquieting Brasilian news and
disappointing European cables. Rio
exchange on London was quoted at
Is 3l-S2d. the first time II has gone below
1ed. In . long time. Receipts at Brazilian
primary points were heavy. and both
markets were weak The local market
closed unchanged 70 points higher after
sales Of $4,000 bags
The Havre market opened Y n. to y r..
higher and closed y n. TO I fr. higher.
Hamburg started Y pfR. to I pfg. lower
and closed unchanged TO y pig. lower.
Rio No. 7 was l6o reis lower. at $4,000.
At Santos No. 4 was 100 reis lower. a.
$3.50, while No. there was also 100
reis lower. at $3.50. Rio and Santos
receipts were $4,000 bags. against $4,000
last year. Sac Psulo had $4,000. against
$4,000. and Jundiahy 5000. against 1000.
priCAa Vare.
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fresh killed Desirable fowl: are syailae's
toward accumulation. Old ROSTERS in light
supply. Large squads are steady. Small
fui. especially chickens and fowls, bu, the
market IL Unsatisfactory. Fancy frozen
turkeys Arm. Their. =. little doing in frozen ,,.1
TURKEYS, Western. box and barrsi. fancy,
sss Tennessee and Keni nra,i:- oe rs,, sf
ph fancy ID; each sn Rir No. S ssH.is
phis, fancy. Na26c.: mixed. iIai:c ;
10 ls... .:se:' Sips s0Ssisj, w; rs.;,.
western. .osi. boxed GO III. and over 10
dozen isnc.; ssa.: lbs: i7@i7,4c.; under
gan .caidsd. isY a ise western and south
Western selected hen. and toms; use Ten
asc,; old hens, % g sIc, old. toms, .:F2sc
lbs. 70 q s'c; corn fed. 24as5c. chickens.
milk TED. .siess its. 20 dozen. isp,oc;
isTlsIc.: old roosters lac Ducks, Long
Island. iSalsc.: Western. l7olsc.: No; 2.
ls01lc. Geese, western. fancy. lsoi7c';
No 9 1S0l<c