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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07
Two Days Meeting is Being Held at
Fort Madison and superintendent
Aidrich is in Attend
ance Today.
OTHERS GOING FRIDAY
Practically All Of the City Teachers
VIII Attend Sessions There
TomorroW-Fine Faculty
Provided.

The first day Of the two days. SEES
sion of the Lee County Teachers in.
stitute opened at Fort Madison this
morning. Superintendent William AL
drtch Of the Keokuk school will be in
attendance both days. Mr.. Aldrich
left this morning for the session Sew
eral Of the Keokuk teachers went this
morning and will remain for tomor-
rows sessions.
Practically all of the teachers OF the
city will be in attendance tomorrow.
The school board voted at its last reg
ular meeting to allow the teachers to
attend on Friday. and they are ex.
pected to go to Fort Madison in a
body in the morning.
Attendance from the rural schools
is compulsory as this institute takes
the place of the summer institute. The
city teachers are expected to attel d
SO far as possible. especially whe. e
the board authorizes the closing O..
their schools.
The faculty for this institute is com
posed of DR.. A. E. Bennett OF Des
Moines, E. Ruth Pyrtle of Lincoln,
Prof. Edgar S. Kindley Of Davenport
and Prof. Hart Of Cedar Falls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07
Making Hazins Unpopular.

Burlington Gazette: A Filipino
student enters Ames COLLEGE. He
was little acquainted with the WAYS
and the customs of hts white broth.
ers. His primary purpose, however. is
to acquire an education. He cannot
see where any foolishness should he
miexd up In this process and provt.
dence had not endowed him with an
overaoundant fense of humor. RE
was covetously regarded by his fell
low students as an easy mark. What
they would not do to him was not
worth doing. They were not content
to permit the brown brother to get
MS bearings. to sort of acclimate him.
self. They were anxious to start to
work on him. AS hazee. he looked
better than million dollars to then,
A party Of the merry joshe-s me, 1T.
te ASutnaldo. or whatever his name
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BALKANS.
CONTINUED from page ~

orina, the three rivers forming Ser
bias northwestern frontier. This af.-
ernoon's official statement from Der
lin claims the crossings were affected
at several points and that the Austro-
Germas have obtained firm footing
on Serbian soil.
No word had come from Sofia this
afternoon but 1t is believed possible
Belgian troops have already crossed
the eastern frontier Of Serbia, strtk-
ing for the Nish-SaIonika railway. The
Greek minister to Sofia reported only
two days ago that Bulgaria would In
wade Serbia when the Austro-Germa,-
drive began. No formal declaration
o. war has come from Sofa, but dis
patches from there this afternoon re-
3layed via Berlin, declared Bulgaria
expected to be at war within few
hours.
Co-ineident with the beginning Of
tie great Austro-German offensive In
the Balkans, the allies have renewed
their onsiauehts In the west with the
greatest fury. The German war office
this afternoon said that the rush OF
French infantry drove the Germans
from the important Tahure heights
positions in the Champagne. but de
cIares other French successes were
only temporary. Paris reports the re,
pulse Of heavy German counter at
tacks against the newly won ground,
the Germans suffering enormous
losses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07
CITY NEWS.

-Ferndell buckwheat at Imme.
CARTS.
Ludwig Is prepared to sell you
shoes for winter wear at very reason
able prices. 1904 Main street.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk
lodge, No. 106. B. P. o. E., tonight at
S o'clock, Elks' hail. Sixth and Blon.
deau streets. Visitors invited. Initia-
ton
The revival service at the Pill
grims' Rest Baptist church is causing
much spiritual enthusiasm among its
members. Last night Rev. Dr. Gray
preached a strong gospel sermon to
the congregation, using as his theme
THE Inconsiderate Christian" Serv-
ices this evening, commencing at 1880.
The public is invited to attend.
Regular meeting of Pukechetuck
encampment No. Z, I. o. o. F.. at
Odd Fellows hall at o'clock tonight.
Visiting brethren fraternally invitej
to attend.
A reception will be given this
evening to members Of the Congrega-
tional church and their friends by
the officers Of the church, this event
to be one of a series arranged for
home coming week. Paul Newell, C.
F. Mcfarland and H. G. Brown COM
pose special committee which has
prepared the program and arrange
ments and the reception promises to
be an enjoyable one. A home coming
prayer meeting was observed at the
church last evening.
e. Marder's eleventh annual
pupils recital Friday evening, Oct. s,
o'clock at Y. w. c. A. Friends OF
the class invited.
Several local physicians are plan
ming on going to Fort Madison to-
morrow to meet DIR. Mayo and other
big medical men who will speak be-
fore the Fort Madison Medical society.
The committee on invitations of the
society, has received many accept
ances from ont of town professional
men, signifying that they will be
present at the meeting when Drs. Will
liam Mayo, Victor c. Vaughn. Richard
H. Harte and R. Balfour will be on
the program with addresses.
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Vets are Determined.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, Oct 7.-Off1cials of tho
United Societies and other liquor IN
terests opposed to Mayor Thompson's
thunderbolt Sunday closing edict,
went to New York today to confer
with national officials of brewery and
distillers organizations. regarding pos
sible court action to prevent enforce
ment of the long unenforced state
statute which forbids Sunday liouor
sales. It was limited that the United
Societies would SUE for an Injunction
EcTe time Saturday.
Whatever their plans, the li1nor in
'e-@sts today promised as startling an
zction as was the closing edict.
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Grain Review.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO Oct. THE early wheat
market furnished unusual price gym.
nastics again today. On heavy wall
street buying, prices were up sharply
at the opening. Prices OF 10Sh ana
1851, which represented over night
advances OF ~ and V, rose to ~
and 1921 within FIVE minutes. Later,
however there were marked recess
sions under profit taking At one time
prices were down rs and one cent
below the opening.
Crop damage. due to lower tempera-
lures. together with unusual wheat
strength caused higher corn prices TO.
day Opening was V and one cent
above yesterdays close. Later Deem.
Der advanced one cent while May sold
down *, compared with the opening.
Oats acted with wheat. being sharp
" up at the start, only to receoe
later.
Provisions, were slow. Prices were
sharply up for short time.
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. -
Open High. Low. Close.
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Killed the Baby.
limited Press Leased Wire S

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
GREEN BAY. Wis, Oct. An
argument as to which sister was to
cut bread, resulted in the killing of
the seven months old child OF Peter
Zimba, according to confession
made by Rosie Zimba to District At
torney Davis today.
Rosie told the attorney that she
had the baby in her arms when she
requested her sister, Frances, six years
old. to cut rome bread An argu-
ment followed and Frances hurlei
the knife at her sister. It struck the
child in .he head, killing It instantly.
The sister agreed that they would
tell their parents that tramps killed
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A Wonderful Influence.

Thousands of women have unbound
~ confidence in Mothers Friend:
Th.v have used il and know its value
fo the expectant mother.
They tell of its influence to ease
abdominal muscles and how they
aDoidad these dreaded stretching
The safe external application gent
~ sooths the vast number OF nerve
threads just beneath the skin ana res
i;eyes the undue tension on the coros
and ligaments, giving great pnysica,
rsIief from stubborn pains DRUGGISTS
cen .nnpIy Mothers Friend. There
e :. nthcr treatment - dependable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07

Is, coming across the campus. ,rss
presume it was the campus 9s
most things around college nat .sss
on the campus. They told him " ~,
off his hat to his superiors. nc ,vsI
slow about obeying and they ESQ, rsors
to uncover his raven locks WIN las
force than discretion. the .s T.
latent Tagalog temper asseI... :.
self. His ancestors seneraIio,, ,lo
novel had been handy with lhs .,o 70
and while he did not have a oy r-if,.
defend himself, he had a pocse. -.rs.
no doubt size larger than N. .,n :,
lation. He unlimbered this Wesp q.
quickly that his assailants wei s.,.s,on
tonished and started In on "a,
Of plain and fancy carving ths. ,s u
quite successful until oveIco ssy
superior numbers. It is saie ~. ui1
he will not be hazed again. t,sd .ss
be let severely alone and peIh ..,r n
pursue his quest for an eouo"1
hampered by practical joke
Read The Daily Gate CITY, ~
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is DESCENDANT
OF PCCAEONTAS
CONTINUED from page l.

she being STILL technically a state
prisoner and It was in this petftior
that Captain Smith first related how
the Indian princess saved his life.
Queen Anne not only removed all
ban on the Indian princess, but she
received her and her husband al court
frequently. Pocahontas died at sea in
February. 1917.
The British court apparently recog.
nized Pocahontas-then Mrs. RoIfa-
as a descendant Ct true royalty. if the
reception accorded the couple is a
guide.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07
SERBIA INVADED.

LONDON, Oct. 7.-Austro-German
sroors have invaded Serbia, according
TO dispatches received here this after
noon. The Austro-German forces have
crossed the Drina, Save and Danube
rivers.
Tn. London report that Serbia has
been Invaded on all three river fronts,
the Drina, Danube and Save, indicates
that larger forces have been eoneen-
.rsted against the Serbian frontier
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ahleaao Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO. Oct. 7.-Wheat-No. 8
red s1.10@1.12A: No. 2 hard, $1.12;
No. 8 hard, s110@1.11; No. 8 spring,
Corn-No. 2 yellow. 64@e4hc; No.
yellow. 64c; No. 6 yellow, SIC; NO.
2 white, 63@63hc; No. 3 white. 500
63Ac: No. mixed, 63c; No. mixed,
oats-No white, s4A @asAc: No.
white. s1h@34Ac; standard. $500
39c.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 7.-Corn-Market
1m2c higher. No. white. No. white.
No. 2 yellow, No. 3 yellow. No. 2
mixed. No. 8 mixed. 63hc.
oats-Market 1c higher. No. 3
white, Csc.
Chicago Seed Market.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6-Rye-No.
nominal: No. 3, 90c.
Parley-53@62c.
Timothy-s5.00@7.75.
Clover $12.o0@1s.oo.
ST. Louis Hay Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Oct. 6.-Hay-Ma:-
ket firm: receipts at st. Louis, 5
cars. at East St Louis, 80 cars. Choice
timothy, 1880: NO. 1 timothy, $500
m1s.0O. No. q timothy. $12.00@15.0c,
No. 8 timothy, $s00@10.00.
chicago I've Stock.
rI1nited Press Leased Wire Service. j
CHrCAGO. Oct. THE hog market
closed 10 to Is cents higher than yes
terday's average. Estimated for FRI
day 10000. So
with the top $10.50.
The sheep market closed steady
with top 1855 for sheep and 1910 for
lambs.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Oct. Hog receipts g..
900: market slow. &c higher. Mixed
and butchers, $7.356S.55; good heavy,
s7.sOms.4O: rough heavy, s7.25M7.45;
light. s7.7O@s.45: pigs, $5.2567.70.
Cattle receipts 5000; market
steady, strong. Beeves. s6.25610.50:
cows and heifers, s3.206S.65: Texans,
s6.eO@7.45; calves. ss.oo@12.o0.
Sheep receipts 5000; market
steady. Native. s5.606s15: western,
s5.7566.55: lambs, s7.oO@s.7o; west
ern, s70069.1o.
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Oct. Cattle
receipts $500: market steady. Texas
receipts 700: native beef steers. $3.50
m1025: yearling steers and heifers,
sS bOm1O.25: cows, s6.O06S.00: stock
ers and feeders, $6.006775: calves.
s6.O0611.25; Texas steers. s5.256s.5o.
cows and heifers, s4.00@6.50
Hog receipts $500: market 1of15c
higher. Mixed and butchers. SS.056
$50: good to heavy, sS.006S.50:
rough, s6.9067.15: light sS.406850:
bulk, $8109S.55: pigs. s8.50@s.00.
Sheep receipts 1900: market
steady. Sheep and ewes, s5.0o17.T5.
lambs, $S.o069Oo.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. Cattle re-
ceipts 5000: market strong. Steers.
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FRANCE
fCcntinued from page L.,

PEELED to flee, suffering heavy losses.
An intense bombardment by both
sides south Of the Somn,e. north Of the
AIsne. around Tracy-le-VaI and the
ST. Mard forest and on the sector Of
Andechv, Dancourt and canni was re-
ported in this afternoons communIque.
The French chamber of deputies by
unanimous vote today ratified the An
eIo-French loan negotiated in Amer
lea,
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Church Howe is Dead.

United Press Leased Wire Service ]
AUBURN, Neb.. Oct. Church
Howe. for over forty years a promf
nent republican politician of Nebraska,
died at his home here today. For a
number Of years he served at Ameri
can consul to Sheffield and Liverpool,
England
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Stock Marke. Notes.

Stock Marke. Notes.
UNITED Press Leased Wire SEW, s.r
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-bethen.ys
Steel held the attention IN s.iVr.
and active market on the stock a., -
change today, making spec. mos
advance OF fifty points, the con naon
stock selling at 450. shortly after no' !.
Heaviest trading, however. va,
WESTINGHOUSE and United ,s,s
Steel. Westinghouse sold al ION Z,
during the morning, FIVE poin.s. "a
from the low. Steel was quoted .. =,
Bethlehem preferred sold up Iem IA
1854. Total sales to noon, 'o''V'''
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THE WEATHER.
Weather Forecast.


For Yeokuk and vicinity: Fair TO
night and Friday Colder tonight with
heaTy frost.
For Illinois. Iowa and Missouri:
Fair tonight and Friday. Colder to-
night with heavy frost.
Weather Conciticns.
The northern storm center has
moved slowly 10 the LAKE. Superior
region. increasing in intensity. and
and there were light showers from
eastern Montana. through North Da'
kota TO the upper Mississippi valley
to northern Michigan.
The northwestern feIdSof high pres
sure following, has moved down me
eastern slope OF the Rockies, with
generally fair, cooler weather In the
plains states. and freezing tsmpera-
turs In the northern gections, extend
ing southwark TO western Nebraska
River Bulletin.
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the baby. but after being questioned
by the district attorney, the elder
girl broke down and confessed
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ADMIT FRENCH GAINS.

BERLIN, Oct THE French at
tacks, II 10 admitted, carried German
trenches on a front Of 800 yards
around Tahure.
ain the fighting on the Sommepy
road, we took 5e1 prisoners" said this
official statement. "AIl French at
tempts to pierce our line northwest Of
eeauseIour failed, our troops taking
303 prisoners"
German artillery fire destroyed an
entire Russian cavalry brigade that
attempted an offensive south Of Drys-
vlatf lake, the war office reported. Be.
tween 5oeinskoje lake and Smorson,
the Germans took 1,131 prisoners.
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than has been intImated In recent
London dispatches.
For several weeks Austro-German
artillery has been conducting an In.
termttent bombardment Of Serbian
positions on the south bank Of the
Danube near Semendria, cast Of Bel.
grade. The Austro-German armies in
this region, on Serbia's northern from
tier, were reported to be commanded
by Field Marshal Won Mackensen, who
was said to have been withdrawn from
the Russian front to direct the drive
through northern Serbia TO Bulgaria.
From other sources, It was reported
chat second German army was con.
centrated on Serbia's western frontier.
II 10 this army, apparently, that has
crossed the DrIna.
The Austro-Germans In all prob
ability will strike quickly for the rail-
way leading through Nish and Sofia to
ConstantinopIe. Bulgaria 10 expected
to enter the war by invading Serbias
eastern frontier, cutting tho salonka.
Nish railway and thus shutting Serbia
off from railway communication with
the outside world.
WILL BLOCKADE BULGARIA..
ATHENS, Oct. THE alice have
served notice on Greece that all mer.
chandIse consigned through Greecs
ports to Bulgaria will be treated as
|contraband Of war and confiscated.
The British minister az representa-
tive Of the allies, made public this an
|nouncement today though no formal
declaration Of war has passed between
Bulgaria and the allied powers. The
allies, IL 10 understood, intend to i'm.
pose blockade on Bulgaria similar
to that deereed in the British order in
council agalnst Germany.
The British minister was received
by King Constantine yesterday, but
was In conference with the king only
few minutes.
The composition Of the new Greek
cabinet has not been announced
though It Is known that M. Zaim.s
who will head the Now ministry, also
will occupy the portfolio Of the min.
lister Of foreign affairs.
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The river will continue 10 fall SLOW
~ from Davenport to Keokuk TOT sew
eral days.
Local Observations.
Oct, Bar. Their. Wind Wthr
6 7 u. m 1886 60 SW CPdy
= 7 a. .3o1s II w Cfdy
Mean temperature So: highest. 50;
lowest Al: lowest last night. 10.
FRED q. GOSEWISCH,
ObsAfter.
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END OF WAR PREDICTED.

BERLIN, (vIa The Hague), Oct. z.
Quick and overwhelming victories
for the central empires and speedy
ending Of the war will follow Bull
garla's entrance into the conflict, Il
is believed in military circles here to-
GaY
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Read The Daily Gate CITY "
q week.
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GERMANY
CONTINUED from page ~

official statement. "Northwest Of
Soualn the enemy succeeded In maxi
ing some temporary gains west Of the
sommepy, (souain high road) but aft
erwards were repulsed.
"The French attacks succeeded In
the Tahure region, but was afterwards
stopped by our counter attacks"
The war office also announced tho
capture Of Russian positions on .
three mile front before Dvlnsk.
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LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
,..d pr,. associations Report over c
$500 Leased Wre 49, City

$4,000 1929; cows and heifars
@9.50;. stockers and feeders stW
500; calves, $6.OO@1O.25, se'ooS
Hog receipts 1000; markat 80
higher. Bulk, $7.90@S.30 heavv oeioc
@s;s5; medium, s7soaS 30; = l sssa
! Sheep receipts 5000; MAJ,
steady. strong. Lambs, ss,5m ar1et
ewes. s5.25@6.0o; wethers, s5.oo @S;. q
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Oct. 7.-Cattls ro..
400; market steady. Steers ss -la
1855; cows and heifers, s4oo x@S.eg
stockers and feeders. AZ 5oS Se.as'
calves. $8.0O@10.O0; bulls and ss
$4.5O@6.00. 0 s'ass,
Hog receipts $500; market 1oam.
higher. Bulk, s7.7o@s.so; top ssss
Sheep receipts $4,000; marLa,
strong. 10c higher. Yearlings, ga
6.75; wethers, $5.5O@6.35; lamh.
$S.60@S.75; ewes sh a0mh7a
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Butter-Extr..
27c; f1rsts, 26c; dairy extras 2aEs
csc; dairy frsts, 21k@23c, 1v
Eggs-Firsts, 24024kc; ord,n,,,
firsts, 23@23hc. ''
Cheese-Twins, 13N @14c; you,.
Americas, 15c.
Live poultry Fowls, 11@1sAc.
ducks. 12@13c: geese, 10612c: sprin,
chickens, 131hc: turkeys, lac.
Potatoes-Receipts As cars; MInnA
sofas and Ohios and Wisconsins 50a
55c per bu.; Michigans, 4S@53c per bu
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Oct. Flour marse.
firm, quiet.
Pork market firm. Mess, $4,000
1900.
Lard market stronger. Middle ives,
spot, $9.40@s.5O.
Sugar, raw, market steady. Cent?.
fugal test. $3.50@3.70; Muscavado 81
test. $2.73@2.9s.
Sugar, refined, market quiet. Cut
loaf. $3.50: crushed, $50; powdered,
$500: graduated, s4.s0@4s5.
Coffee Rio No. on spot, 7c
Tallow market firm. City. Sc; couu-
try. 6@61kc; specials, S& orc
Hay market steady. Prime, $3.50
1.27h: No. 8, 9211c@$1.O0; clores
90c@$1.15.
Dressed poultry market firm. Chick
ems. 1611 orc; turkeys, 1s921c;
fowls. 13@1Sc; ducks, 171k @1Sc
Live poultry market unsettled.
Ducks. 19c; fowls, 14@16c; chickens
14@16c.
Cheese market steady. State mis
common to specials, 12615Ac;
skins common to specials, 4H12bc Il
Butter market firmer. Receipts /,
631. Creamery extras, 29c; dali!
tubs. 21h@2Shc; imitation cream.
cry f1rsts. 23@24c.
Egg market strong. Receipts II,
$40. Nearby white fancy, 47G5ec;
nearby mixed fancy, 27@36c; fresh
2s@36c.
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Mules-Fresh arrivals inciudea :.
number of cotton mules, FOL, whls
big mules continue to be good sehsls
there has been quite little inqun.
of late for cotton mules. and NUN
Der of these kinds have found salss
The demand seems to be impfo'eu'
and a good trade is looked ior .,VI
southern buyers In the near tu.ule a..
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. Oct. 6.-Hay-Ma..
ket firm: receipts at st. Louis. 5
cars. at EAST, st. Louis. 80 cars. Choice
timothy. $3.50: NO. I timothy, $500
m18.0o: No. q timothy. $12.0o@15.0c,
No. 3 timothy, $so0@10.00.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

20: do. POOR. SPOTTED. g5al.co: turniFs. native.
ucr brIshcl. 0ai0.
rurATOES-white. Eastern Shore. pr bushel.
rrin.e iGaij: do. Maryland anu rcnnsylVauiA. PR
bushel No. |. 5Naj5; DO. New York. prime. Isr
bus!le iStS0; do. Maine. pr bIshcl. prime. aatp:
sweets. yeilows. pcr bh.. Eastern shore. Virginia
. s0aJC0: do fancy. Delaware. 3OOaJ.-1: do. ham
pcrs rer basket IlCal.I5; do. Dbl Richmonds, No.
l. IyaaOO; do. York River. per Dbl. @5oa3"
sweets ordinary grades. per Dbl. laa@W vans
chuicc. brgn per bbl.. sHa2S.
FTsH OYSTERS AND CLAMS-Bass. per III.
Gal.: cau, per h. SAT-: cToc7ls per Dbl. s0aiOo %
founders yer ID. 5n5 salmon trout. per H.. DlG;
rock boiling per II. l5aiS: do. medium. Ter ID.
I2als: do pan yer 10. Ioal2: white perrh. largr.
per H. loals; do. medium. yer 10. Sa6; NeIIo"
perch pr ID large. sale do per H.. medium. "a
nackercl, southern. psr ID. l0al2; shad, Florida,
zoe. each aaloo: do. back. ;0ai5 tailors. large,
Ter ID l0als: do. medium. per IL. ia5: CIT
fish, per h.. 3ai; green pie. native. yer IL. c-l-
cells. Jet H.. medium TO large. 1as: clans. Per
100 white. eSa7o oysters. choice IA" box. Ter Dol
cC1JS.
LIVE roULrRY-Chickens. old hens. lbs and
over. per ID. Iial5. do. old hens. small 10
medium Ter pound lisl5 do. old ROSTERS pr H..
To- do. Young. smooth and fat Ter h.. isal': do.
rough and stassy. per H.. l2si; do. winter.
lbs and under IsaI9; ducks. Muscuyy. lbs. and
over Ter H.. Is: DO. Pekin. lbs. and over. Irr
lb Il paddle. lbs and over. per ID. l6al1; do.
smaller ue- ID Is: do. Indian runners. Ter IL. u
gecse nearby: iill5; do. Western and southern.
ICr h. i2II3: d.. Kent lNlan!, per III. l6al'
pigeons. youug. per lair. y: do. DID, Ter pair.
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each. b: do. smaller each - do. old. each.
% turkeys hens. per III. Isal9; do. Young snn
bier ger h.. Il: do. rough. poor and crooked
breast Icr H.. Il; do. old tons. Per ID. 10
DRESSED IUULTRY-TurScJ choice. per H..
l9aG; 40. fair 20 good. per H.. IS do. rough
an Ioor. per III. l2sl5: chickens. choice ynunE,
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do. Old ruOstcr,. rcr ID. lO,ll; ducks. pcr H..
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and SoHthsrr ~ H.. Sail; caIons. ms. and
over. Ter H.. -. Ito. medium. Ter h.. D: d..
small AMI sliIr. r.T h. I5NI7.
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choior Lao: do. good. -SaS; ID. Irnta, 3; do.
bR.cks 81: iadl.s 2a2J; Marylaud AND Peilnsyi-
varia rolls 3a2l Oli, rolls. Pan; West Virginia
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EGGS Maryland. Ie1'Ls.irAnA, AMI Western
frsts, >. West Virginia neari,y frsts. =; West
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