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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
ENTENTE TAKES
RAILWAY DEPOTS;
CABINET ISCALLED
Situation Again Enters Critical
Phase,
DEFEAT FOR THE RUSSIANS
Berlin Tells Of Victory in Cali
clan Battle,

LONDON Dc, l7-Thr Greek ,it-
uatiun apparently again ma, entered A
critical phase
Following Yesterdays adyices that
the entente power, had formally recog-
rrzcd the rroyi,,oral government CO,
up b, former Premier Nenilclos and
his follower, IN the island Of Crete.
dispatches from Athens TODAY report A
new note OF an extremely grave char
actcr" handed the Greek government
hy Vice Admiral Fournct. commanding
tho entente flee, caused King Con,tan-
tine to return hastily 10 the capital
Coincldent with this the landing
from entente warAhip> OF more than =
600 bhelacketS who have occupied the
railroad stations at Athens and Piraeu,
and various public buildings Is report-
ed together with the summoning of an
urgent cabinet council
Allies Seize Wsrships
The entente allies have taken over
the Greek battlesh,ps kilkiS (formerly
the United States bat,lc,hip Idahol.
the cmnos formerly tho MissiS.ipp;.
and the Avcroff save Reuter- Athen,
Correspondent
Greek Crews Landed
Allied crews were put on board IN.
battlesh,ns the corr,snordc,, cav, a,J
the Greek crews were landed and sen.
to Athens
! On Wednesday the allies took over
the entire Greek fleet EXCEPT the Kill
klS. LemnoS and Averoff This meas
ure il was explained unofiiciallv. wa,
intended to insure the safety OF the
allied fleet as fears had been aroused
of disturbance A, no,r,s ub,,e IN.
war vessels OF the allie, were anchored.
Serbs Repulse Bulgarians.
Concerning the fighting in Greek
Macedonia Athens reports the repu,e
by Serbians of a Bulgarian attack in
the Cerna river region. southeast OF
Monastir. and considerable artillery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
PICkETINC SAFE
UNTIL CRIMINAL
COURT DECISION
Mayor Announces No Arrests
viii Be Made; Names Kept

There will he no arrests of thea,cr
pickrts, pending the final action OF the
criminal court of appeals on the SWEET
zer habcaS corpus proceedings, Mayor
Ovcrhol>er said today The mayor
stated the name OF every picket would
be taken by the police and II the high
tourt held that the ordinance was con
,tltuiional then the offenders would be
taken into custody q a
Mayor Tc.tfiie.. ~
Mayor OverhoSer and DR. ! g.
Street, city commissioner Of public
works. both OF whom voted for the
ant picketing ordinance, this morning
admitted before the criminal court OF
appeals that they arc financially inter
cStcd in the Ovcrholscr and Liberty
theaterS, respectively
The question OF ownership Of the two
theaters as il involves Mayor Over
holScr and commissioner Street. en-
tered the hearing before tho court Mon.
day afternoon on the application oi
Mrs Eva Swcitrcr for a writ Of ha
bcas corpus, She was arrested for
violation of the anti -pickcting ordi
nance.
Law Quoted.
Attorneys for the strikers are relying
on that portion of the constitution
placing limitations on the functions o
the legislature which states
IA member OF the legislature whC
has a personal or private interest it
any measure or bill, proposed or pend
ing before the legislature, shall dis
close the fact 10 the house OF which
he is member and shall not vot,
thereon"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
CHICAGO GIRL,
Is YEARS OLD,
SHOOTS FATHER
Police Question Young Woman
Who Wounded Dentist,

CHICAGO, Oct l7-Policc are in
vcStiga,ng the case OF Dr. Grant !.
Roberts, dentist, who las, night was
shot down IN a street on the northwest
side OF Chicago by his lo.ycar-od
daughter Miss Fern Roberts. The girl
was taken into custody several hour,
after the shooting and was to be ques
toned today.
Dr. Roberts, who was formerly ia
the United States medical corps in The
Panama canal zone, was said to be in
a serious condition a, a local hospital
this morning Family difficulties were
supposed by the police to have led to
the shooting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
WOMAN AND BABY
BURNED IN OIL
At v|lL|STA RAID
Disease Causes Two thousand
Deaths at ZaCateCas.

~ PASO. Texas. OCT l7-NIl'a's
attack ON tusihurachic j, described
hy survivor, IN an article printed by
Fl Dcmocrata OF Chihuahua City reach
lng here today As accompanied hy hor-
torS without parallel III the history OF
The rcCcn, revolution
Woman and Baby Burned
Women and children fell as well a'
men IN the massacre and the survivors
told ot the case OF woman, who be
cauSc she had uurScd the wounds ot
General Gar1la. was said to have been
shot and wounded and with her new
born child waS soaked with petroleum
and burned 10 death Villa is reported
as turning a deaf car to all supphca
tionS for mercy
we are informed SAYS the paper
that the people in the section are
frightened to such an cvtcn, that they
do no, ,leen in their houses bu, sect
refuge in the woods or the interior OF
mines
Typhus0Takes 2,Ooodives
Copies also reached III PaSo ot ;
printed appeal for aid from the charlt,
society OF ZacatccaS verifying III,
stories Of disease and starvation there
The appeal said typhuS and other dis
eases caused 1000 deaths in the pas
four months II declared tha: OWNS
TO typhuS the fields were not cultivate
and there would be no crops Corn i
beyond the means OF the poor classes
$3.50 III paper money being demandeo
/ for hectolter or less than three bush
/ els OF corn The population, he appea
| concluded with winter coming on, i
. threatened with extinction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
ALLIES SEIZE MORE GREEK SHIPS AND PRESENT new DEMANDS
BOLT FROM ELECTRIC
HEATER CAUSES DEATH
OF WOMAN IN CHICAGO

NHlCAGO. oct II An electric
Il bolt conducted through am
~ electric heater is believed TO-
have sent Mrs. MAY lie Due to her
death hy clrc,rocutlon in her homc
on the south side last night The
woman. a. nearly as could be as
ccrtancd by physicians called to the
scene. wa, preparing for her bath
aud IN some way came IN contact
with an electric fixture and the
heater At the same time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Burial Here for
Americans Body

BOSTON, Oct, 1.-THE body Of
Norman Prince, American aviator
who W. fatally injured last week
while operating an aeroplanc in a
French air raid on Oberndorf. will he
brought TO this country for burial, it
was learned today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Bishop of Arras
HOnOred as Hero

PARIS, oct II MonNgnor Emile
Lobbcdcy, bishop OF ArraS, has been
decorated with the cross OF the Lc-
gion OF Honor for the hcroism and
devotion with which he remained at
his post OF duty under ilrc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Rate Increases Cancelled.

WASHINGTON. Oct IL Proposed
increases Of about 5 cents 100 pounds
IN freight rates on cotton seed cake
meal and hullS in carloads from sou,h-
ern Texas points to Kansas City. Mo,
and points IN Kansas were held not
justified and the schedules imposing
the increases ordered cancelled TODAY
by the interstate commerce oomms-
sion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Tulsa Has Second
Baby Plague Case

TULSA, Okla oct H.-(Special)-
A second case OF nfantilc paralysis has
been reported IN Tulsa James Pix
rngton. mon,h-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs Grant Pilkington, is i'll with the
disease The first victim died several
weeks ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Little Spot Cotton
hpt Eighteen Cents

''ssi.YARLOTTE. \. C. OCT H.
$50 cotton was quoted at l7St to Is
cents on the market here today with
only eleven bales offered On the same
date last year iii,y-three bales were
MARKETED at l2H cents. Seed is quoted
al SSc 10 0Oc with litte helng offered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Veteran Minister Dead.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. oct H-Rcy
Joseph y Erwin, 70 years old a prom
inent minister OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church south. whose ministry cx-
tended over forty six years, died here
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Six Inches of Snow
in Saskatchewan

RROADNlEW. SaSk., oct l7.-SiN
inches OF snow fell here today Moro
than four inches oi snow icll at Reg
ina, SaSk, ond Moose Jaw. all in th,,
province.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Unsettled, Is
Weather Forecast

Local Forecast--unsettiedi generally
cloudy weather tonight and "wednesday.
state Forecast - Tonight unsett,ed
weather. rain In south portion; colder
east portions wednesday, cloudy, rain In
east portion, wv
ARKANSAS Colder Wednesday prob.
ably rain
WEST TEXAS - Probably showers,
Wednesday generally fair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
PLAN FOR PEACE
ASKS EACH SIDE
What IT WANTS
Harold f; Mccormick Outlines
Way to End War,

CHICAGO, oct Warring coun-
tries OF Europe would be asked to
cnumera'c the objects Tor which they
arc fighting and place their peace terms
IN concrete form IN the hands OF the
selected neutral countries, according to
a plan ior world peace made public
today by Harold t. Mccormick.
wealthy ChicaRoan, IN a pamphle, re
oelyed here The role oi the neutral
countries would no, be that OF media
tors but OF custodian, and the transfer
agents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17

LONDON. oct H-Announccment
has Just been made that NiScount VI
ingion, only child of the Earl and
Countess OF Craven was married in
London October TO Miss Mary
George. daughter Of the town clerk
OF lnvergotdon.
crrrt Uffington who is 10 years cid
met Miss George while he was in mil
itary training near home The mother
OF Viscount Ellington whose father
was the late Bradley Martin OF New
York, was married to the Earl OF Cra.
ven in New York in 1904
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Predicts Shorter war.

"ln other words" said Mr. MrCor
mick, there would he obtained a quo
tation ot the cash value Of ultimate
peace terms
|, is contended that this would re
suit IN the minimum duration Of the
war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
In Switzerland q Year.

Mr. Mccormick is expected to re.
turn soon from Switzerland, where for
a year OF more he has been in contact
with diplomat, and in,erncd officers
and soldiers who make Swiss cities vir-
tually clearing houses OF information
concerning the war
According to Mr. McCormick'S plans,
the peace terms deposited by the bel
ligercnt powers could he changed pc
riodically in accordance with the vary
ing fortunes oi war, the resulting ben
eft being tha, each side could know
at a given moment precisely what the
other side was demanding and could
examine his own assets, chances and
hnpsg arrnrdinpiv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-17
Allies Seize Warships.

The entente allies have taken over
the Greek battleShips kllkiS formerly
the United States ba,,lcshlp Idaho).
the Lemnos, formerly the Mississippi.
and the Aycroff. SAYS Bcu,crs Athens
CotrcSpundent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-12
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tn. report OF the Portland Railway.
Light and Power Company. for March DIS.
crease of $3.50 over The same month in
tho preceding year; net earnings Of sI9s..
5ss. an increase OF sli,362. and a surplus
OF sl4.j3i. an increasr Of t9,lj.. For
the twelve months ended March 81 the
gross earnings. we're .repottel as s5.4;3,355,
and net earnings ;: "ss 'o', The former
a decrease Of 336e,3st from the correspond
Ing period last, yeer ,..,.,
an order from the Toledo Railways ana
Light Company for 100 now cars Of tho
Cleveland ~s,epless type. These GAYS VIII
be used on tho cit. lines Of the company
in Toledo and Will be furnished with tho
two motor equipment. motors and brakes
10 be Of Westinghouse manufacture. Tive
Kuhlman Car Company In Cincinnati. DC.
livery is Ia BEGIN on octohcr l..
Tho Adironaack Elcctri" Power Corpora
sl.s,23j, or an increase Of s26.0la over
he fggros for Msrrh l,st year; ne. earn.
ana @ surplus OF 'a5,7oc. a gain OF sia,oGi,
For the drst quarter ~ the current year
gross earnings were s395.iNs, an increase
1915; net earnings Of $1,000. an Increase
Of a~,s9n and " surplus of S@s,i"3, a
The American Power AMI Light Company
has tust completed the purchase Of ali
the capital stock ~ tn" iiutohi,"n Gas
aud Fuel Company spl the Newton G,q
- .N' w.
the autir" gHs husinc;s Of uutchiNou and
Newton, Kan, serving y pupuiat'ur al
:1,G0". To U.i add :;00,GaG . ,-. -
tho ero-s revenues of the American Power
and Light tompaDv.
Tho i.ritea ,dsh' and .Rnu'lyr Com
pany reports that - snhsiiiarics' COM
lined erogs earning IN tho year ohl"l
March ~ 'wers s6,502, 6Gt. Net earnings
ware 81, is9. 2"2. In grots earnings ihero
was an Increase of 33aS, 7pS AMI IN net I!
gain - s"o2,s73 over the proceeding twelve
month The ,urplnS f"r. ~. .r'rioi was
sl,1H1,"os, "u Increase Of s'3a ,o..
tn" California Railroad Commission hsr
receiSel from thc Mount Whitney loNoi
aud El"'tri" Corporation application To,
authority to i~au" sirh 0uu u prr teuI
bonds. tn" proceeds 90 NhI'iI Hill he use
- roinhnrse tho treasury 81 the ,o,nr.n,
Tor expenditures on It, properties iron
| inronc.
Tho April report NJ III. Eeysiouo T.lo
phone "Wpau' disrlnses gr"s. eurnines OF
S~-o,5.h. N'n"n l. an increase of $3.50
over ne. rgure' frr April, 1913; net earn
'lG' ~ ~ ~ ~ increase ~ st.3Ta ar,
NGIlu. of fa'',', - incTesg- Of Sa,tl,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-12
COAL PRICE RIDDLE
DlSTURBS RETAILERS
Mining Companies Fail 10 An
nOuncc What New SchCd-
ules Will BE.

Representatives Of the large anthr,-
cite coal mining companies may submit
their new schedule Of price, 10 the 1'cd-
eral Trade Commission before making
them public. Announce mont from Wash
inston tina there would h~ an invcstiga-
ti"u II the new prices showed an in
crease beyond the Increase in wage
made 70 the miners appeared 10 have
the effect ~ p~ostponing n issuance Of
price circulars.
The coal mining companies were ex-
pccted TO mako their announcements
Yesterday. hut his they did not do. IN
stead. the meeting of representatives of
the companies. which was begun on
Wednesday. continued Yesterday. but the
result could not he learned.
Retail dealers were at their Wits end
Yesterday t-cause ot the lack OF irror-
nation about prices. They are trying
10 protect themselves by quoting their
winter scale 20 all inquirers.
The Wholesalers said that IN" opera
tors did not fear any investigation at
Washington. They Informed the public
in their advertisements before ncgotis'-
ing With their employees that unless the
public stepped IN and compelled the
miners 20 remain within reason. the pub
lie would have TO pay tho increase. Tho
public will also have IN pay the increase
in price OF mine supplies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.
....iit.n q. H,nsuer Of tn. Arm Of Ebert.
Mirhselis 4 60. Al Broadway. has re
turned from Spokane. wash.

...,.dii.n q. H,nsu.r Of tn. nrm Of Ebert.
M'rhs.lis 4 90, Rroadwsy. has re.
turned from Spokane. wash.
II = Mcconnell T. Co. speeiaiiats IN
4 runher Of public utility securities. "
II r. -Uerriqucs. formerly with Arthur
III. Arm IT Wade. ke,cham 4 Go.
At = meeting Of Burn. Bros, inc. IN
J.r.tn ~ yes,.raa. H. Z. Brooks
Henri, resigned. The directors. with this
exception. Nere reelected.
The idmb. a now fortnishtly publication
devoted 10 the humorous side OF Wall
ntre.i md" rs .ppearsnce !esterhay. II
ION PlIm-0"r &c the editor.
rhe common s;ock Of the Thomas Aero
rlane COMPS g made its appearance on tho
curb Yesterday and sold At .: to ~. II
Il reported that there will he 4 public
Offering Of preferred stock OF this company
I'm A few dars
conpt-oNr- J. p. cochr.ns has awarded
Solomon Boo. & tu.sler s.si.sso ci,y
Of Bur7io. = y. 4 per cent. denci.ney
bonds. .d4tea. May y. isie and .du. July /.
iai7. 'or 'c6:.ies.o'. which II about a
o., nc- rcn. basis,
e. has ru-or,scJ an inside lease Of 100
in Ir,ire 4e'I. Kentucky Four ner We'll.
are heirg drii 81 ana viii be competed in
tho rN\t thirty days.
Zimmerman { For.su" az now prepared
change for the day On. 100. 0on marks ~
per cent. 'regs AIRY notes Of the civ or
Vienna % 20 which oi'l become due on
notes through Tho bankers 'o- new : per
cent. treasury notes Of no ci'y OF Vienna
also IN German CURRENCY. du- in Ave years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-12
AGREE ON PLAN FOR
new ROCK ISLAND
Confirmation Of Report That
Committees Have Reached
Working Basis.

roner,,.ior ~ ~. r.oo,, ,b,, tho
,., 49,. -. s,,
wv WIN 'T''" p'd" '" !" 'o'S" w"
by tho denenture mint aud NC Nv"
stockholders committees will pro,idc for
tho organization OF a new ,ompauy with
A. preferred stock issue or Issues was re-
celyed Yesterday from authoritative
sources. How the reorganization will
i've brought abo,, ba. no, go, been ,lc.
c,ded upon hy the committees
n VAS cxr,a,ncd Yesterday tina, tn
need not uecesssriIv he ACCOMPLISHED
through foreclosure on the rcfuu,iinv (
nor cen, bonds which so far all the
,r,ior securities have hcon oeh,,rr
rr,i,s.. i'm, wiuh. resul, f,o,, n
,redi,or'. s,le nm The claims ~ the de-
bcp,ure holder. n, tho dorau,, Of their
in,erc,, aud n-r,ncir,, In thts case the
,,,,,r ,n,eros,. nigh, huy In the road.
and viii 4, the ,isLili;v for the resund-
ing hor,is. the refurding ,.a,ie contiru-
ms u,dis,urhed NO, Tho nrcsert the
dehcn,ur. committee u,,i withhold INV
..,,iop T., regard 70 tho default OIL their
hords
=, r,. .,r,r-,, ,r,,,r,,.a INA, ,hc
o,.r eel, a.. a., ,r,,,ae ,or assc.s.
,ner,. ~, III. .~,orlboidcr. ~ so,neuh.re
ns.,,s.n s.a snS Go , .h,re nroh. hl,.
80 ,ho ,,,.or a.. raj, wound mean
/, ,or,ms. i,s,n..n ,b. ouo,n, 40,
49,, ,n ~. A,r.,or n,,,, ne recess,ry and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-12

Labor strikes and ineffIciency are cutting
more aud mors conservative.
Producers. being we'll sold, are making
little or no effort to sell. EIectroiytic for
shipment over the last quarter Of the year
is steady at "sa n 2or.; August ana Sep.
tcniber ut 2eis and 2ec. respectively: July
is held AZ 2ain and May and June at SOC.
t.ondon continues dun hut strong At 1854
for spot American electroIytic. while stan
lard va q higher Yesterday At ti+t for
sp"i aud ri3i for futures. Exports from
Now Work. &" England, France and Italy
mainly Yesterday we're 7 Ss5 tons and since
Ma, I b.36a tons.
TIN was asain dun. weak ana lower 90
SOIL. SPOT straits. AZ New York was held
az Sc. and August at %Sc, tu. these prices
could he shaded An, shipments FROM th-
STRAITS were offered At t4isc, hut neg
le"ted. 1h" London market reredsd los.
On srot straits aud spo, ~staudard. Tho
futu"e STANDARD was los. higher. The
fing'r"-e wn~ts' dropped n 6s, with
sales Of i:5 tons at roo tjs. g I = London
EQUIV alcn'. Tile steamship Nedsnan. from
IL, pool arrived At Baltimore yesterday
Nt.h - tons. 'uaking total May arrivals TO
la i.oiS tons.
Lad was sgain. dull and heavy. with
mail demand 1T Fac. New York and 1iSc.
East ~. Louis for Msy-Juns shipment.
London was unchanged.
e?cltcr dealers reported some iittis de-
maud for Ma" and june shipment A. tsi.
nifs,c for VA, ana 1es qis~. for June.
Third quarter shipment IL sasy nj ftL n
i'r. East II. Louis. The london market
vas unchanged c. e-day from fos for spot
md "a" for future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-12
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER Msrke. ruled steady on mod.
crate supplies. s.ttI packages. and "iearanc e
o. all grades Was fair. Holders were unwill
pos-ibl. decline and ,obhers i'ouxht freely
Quality has improved somev hat. hut not
,nu,h TRACE " grass as yet has appeared.
fairly well Prices: Creamcry. extras. ~
score. 3oc.: higher scoring. 3olg n3ic.: iirsts.
sg 9slsc.; seconds, .SIgsiYc. thirds. :ir
choice. 900 sosc.: state dairy. finest, .aiy
extras. sSa.shee': rrsts. s7a So: ladies'.
MAKE. fine sSsc.; 20. :. Sc,
CHEEsE-Receipte. g..o3 boVcs, wore
larger. but cxpor, demsnd vas active nui
BUYERS for export took ire" supplies Of nov
and descriptions ruled nrn. EXPORTER.
paid i1pi7isc. for fats. which tli"l had
not bought heretofore Trading FOR horne
siderable out Of town demand. rri""s'
Flat. held. colored and white -~p"rials
lsNale'sc.: average fancy. lst7 = ;
dars, held specials. ,s,sniss.c.; twins.
held specials. 1874 ioc.: good t." tsnc'.
fre .a' ia ls, H"a.Fs Wi."cn. fa'', Vim iin h y
1871 a ice single daisies. h"l l. 1S'. q ~,
double daisies. held. ISL ~ Nouns
lihc.: state. skins, specials. current NAH"
ituit1c.. lower grades. ga ioi.c.
i:,iGs-nec.ip,s were %nodorstc. ss.t;'
cases. hut tho proportion Of hus North'rr
stock IL growing less. and practice, oil
such has gone to the warehouse, Wet
crn stock is not so much In favor. South
ern eggs have begun TO show very irree
uist quality and ar. bein. di.cfimiaatsd
o., ,hcm were nut into s'orss" Ncsrh,
whites we're Of Irregular quality ap'
value Fancy diriie. and chech+ 6rm
Prices: Fresh Gath.red. extras. 90 y
SS.,: .tcrass packed nT.,s. ,sa,%;'r.
c%irties. 80. !. III zoe; no; :, - "
whites aSq CSC: browns, ga $50. mJNol
:3ia "a vac. duck. state. zoo CSC. Mary
?tc; western and %southern. s""?.,.
live poultry were unloaded yesterday r'
seven cars held on track. Ia, = sal.
slowly at reduced prices, tSc TOY h"tyN
and iSisc, for Ugh, weights. Rroi'c-e con.
ajn3Sc old r%oosters ruled stead, e. Is,
turkeys. &c; ducks generally thin ara
poor and price. irregular. IS" loo. s'..'
steady at ion i2c.
DRESSED POULTRY -i,eceip,. vc.,
fairy liberal despite in,erfcr"n," VITA DE-.
liveries hy labor rouhles. The wu-kc'
had an easier undcrtone. although s'n-b
was cleaned nip sercraily. l""l fov'. IN
moderate supply and Hrm ,hsn ian.
average offerings casv. Oh rpc.'ers cur
tinu-1 IN lisht supply and stesI. ru'Io' e.
,er" poor generally aud % 'rrcrul. value
Long lsiond surfing iucklinxs ialt: pic
reported In frozen pou!'rr. hut ale. wore
At arm prices. Prices: Dressed -II TO-.
33c.: chickens. IL 10 box. Western. wi Is
fed. 81 a 22c.: corn fed. lag .""; fowls. o.
to box, drv picked. Western. - h. a1i
dor 30 lbs. isTis'sc.. western ,It,
picked. 8 lbs. and over. aois r2lc.; -
lbs. eots ~:ic.; = lbs. and undo, IL. -