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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10

States deputy marshal. will leave this
morning for Tyler county on ofhclal
business.
United States Assistant District At
rtorney J. J. P. O'Brien will go to Fair,
mont Monday on important federai
business and will likely be absent from
the city for several days.
C. D. Kyle, former sheriff Of Brooke
county, returned to his home in Wells
burg yesterday after business trip
in the Wheeling district and, visiting
friends here.
O. NJ. Trainor, of Cole &; Crane Lum'
Der company's branch at Guyandotts.
left last evening for his home after a
visit with friends and relatives here
and in Brooke and Hancock counties.
Edward Duffy of Bellaire. is impror-
ing, after having undergone an opera
ton at the North Wheeling hospital.
State Senator NJ. V. Cooley. well
known physician Of Charleston, attend
ed last nights banquet Of the Ohio
County Medical Society.
:. Mrs. Scybold and n trimmer OF The
Art Millinery store, will leave sunday
for New York 10 attend the spring mill
linery openings.
The Rev. John Hamilton Howard. D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10

D.. pastor Of Zane Street NJ. Z. church
will ill the pulpit ut that church both
morning and evening Sunday. Or. How
ard has been out Of the pulpit for a
month on account ur Illness.
Henry Bachman OF the South Side.
is still seriously i'll at the Martins
Ferry hospital, where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis Tuesday.
Governor H. D. Hatfield will go to
Moundsville this morning TO visit War
don Mont T. White for a couple Of hours
before leaving for Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
THREE CHARGED WITH
MURDER In PUTNAM

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. O.
Andrew Pritchard. alias Jack Lett. for
whose capture for stealing cattle in
Wyoming a reward of $500 is offered,
together with Curtis Lett and Chas.
Lett. are under arrest here charged
with the murder of Joseph Marshall,
at Black Betsy. Putnam county, in
December. 1915. Authorities are on
their way here from Buffalo, Wyo., 10
take Pritchard. back there, but the
local officials say they will not permit
his extradition. Pritchard haS served
term in the West Virginia peniten-
tiary for stealing hogs, and Marshall
was the principal witness who brought
about his conviction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10

happlneaa. Ills Golden Hour
Frank Miller. popular motortnnn on IN"
McN1ccncn division or tho Wheeling
Traction system has resumed his duties
after being OF duty for NOR" than Il
week on account Of Illness.
At her home on Eleventh street last
evening Miss Alice Peterson "mt"rta med
the members OF the Lady MHrrahrcs. OF
this city.
Miss Marie English nf this city. has
gone 10 Boston. Mass. whrr" she Will
make her futur" homo.
Friedrich Schafrr. who >lIas lao II TAX
inE treatment at Stratf"rI Springs. has
returned IL his home In this city.
Marvin Leo. Of this city. is in Charles
ton. where h. will represent ia" l.. at
+. r. in matters of legislation affecting
tho organization.
Garfield council. No. =. .. L. \. NJ.
will hold its regular weekly business
meeting this evening.
6, W. Grandstaif has moved his con-
feet tonary 10 the building at tn" corner
OF Fifth and Marshall streets.
Fred Ruth. m rmpIoy'' Of IN" X. ..
10 confined to his home. i'll.
Harvey Rude Of Sixth street. who re-
recently underwent an operation at III"
Ohio Valley hospital. continues :" I'M
prove.
DR.. Yoho of this city. was IN Mounds
lille Yesterday attending Ia professional
business matters
The small child nf Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Marble. Is slowly recovering
from IL serious Illness.
Miss Regina Nnrpl" nt Itni'rnnd street
who has hrcn. .,,Iltc'' i'll for several
weeks. * ahl" to he about again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
HALF MILLION FIRE
LOSS AT HERKIMER

UTICA. y. Y, Feb. 9.--Firc which
broke out in the heart Of tho bushes
section Of IInrklmcr village this morn
ing cause da loss estimated at 100000
The blocks destroyed were the New Earl
Block. Masonic block and Gtavcs block
The largr' department store Of II. g..
Munger & Co. occupied the ground floor
Of the New Earl and Masonic blocks
and It was IN this store that the lire
started from what is thought IN he an
explosion.
Other business places burned were q
shoe store drug store. hardware, gro
Gerry, three clubs. the Evening Telegram
mud the Hcrkimcr County Grange block.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
, About People !
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City. /
coCOCOoOCooo000OOoo

Prof. ". G. Carpenter, Of the man
ual training department Of the Wheel
ing High school. is improving afte5 a
slight illness.
CAPTAIN E. 4. Stuart, of Huntington.
in charge OF the United States army
recruiting stations in this district. has
returned after business visit to this
city.
DR.. Andrew Wilson, head Of the agrj'
cultural department Of the Wheeling
Commercial Association. returned yes
terday from Charleston. where he has
been attending the session OF the leg
islature
". T. Hartman. Of Falrmont. is the
guest Of relatives in the city.
Captain John N. Short, United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
FEWER SCHOOL BOOKS.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. g.
Fully IL score Of representatives OF
school book publishing concerns are
in Charleston this week. drawn by
The fact that the governor soon will
name the new school book commits
sion which will have charge of the
selection Of text books for the next
five wears. 1t is said that the mum.
Der OF books used will be decreased
about thirty per cent in the state il
the free school book bill in the legis'
lature becomes a law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
MANY NATURAIIYED

foreign birth rcnounc"d their allrgicnC"
TO FOREIGN sovcrciGns and declared their
intention of becoming American citiZcns
at the Pittsburgh nnturn li2atiOn office
this week TAIN ever before during any
one month IN IN" history Of thr office.
According Ia figures made public to-
night 39I MON hay" applied fU their
first .cit iZruShip papers during the week
or this number 80 per cent were sub
ircts Of Austrin-iIungary and 81 per
cent German born.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
THREE APPLICANTS ACCEPTED.

eileen Randolph. Clarksburg; Geo,
Keller, Neffs, O., and Howard Edgar,
of GAINESVILLE, satisfactorily passed the
examination for enlistment in the
United States army and we're sent 10
Columbus yesterday. Two applica-
lions were received yesterday, third
being rejected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
ROW IN BENWOOD

In row in one Of the foreign
houses at Han mony Hill, Benwood.
early this morning, foreign mill
worker had his throat slashed and
was dangerously wounded, it is said.
,Ienwood police headquarters. when
asked regarding the affair were TOO
busy to talk about it. Dr.. W. J. Blake.
NJ 8 o'clock, was attending the victim.
whose condition was said to be
critical.
In the hall of another house on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
POLICE COURT.

In police court Ted Nellman. who
appeared for the third time in brief
period on drunk charge. Was sen.
fenced TO pay fine OF see. He de-
clned to pay and Judge Honecker
sent him TO the workhouse for forty.
five days. John Doe, drunk, went to
the hill for ten days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
FOR srRATEaIc ROADS

BOSTON. Feb 9.-The construction
by Congress OF national highways be-
tween strategic points was recommended
in resolutions adopted at the closing
.rssion of the annual convention OF the
Nmrrirnn Road Builders Association to-
day. Recent military operations. the
n$snclatIon says. have shown the need
Of better roads for use In time Of war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
DAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE


Met at IL a. m.
Commerce ccmmitte reported river
and harbor bill carrying $36 ,oo0, 900,
Senator Kenyon serving notice he
would submit = sub-car-ying blan-
Ret appropriation Of S22 900 900 to
be expended by the war department.
Banking and currency committee
considered amendments to federal
reserve act.
Railway bill to supplement ADAM
son law fnvorably reported.
Passed District Of Columbia ap-
preparation bill.
Adjourned ut 6:15 p. IN. to IL a. m.
Saturday.
HOUSE
Met at IL q. m.
Resumed debate on naval bill.
Leak inquiry continued hearing.
Adjourned at $40 p. M. to IL A. M
Saturday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
WITHOUT DISSENT,

STOCKHOLM. via London. Feb. q.
1O:42 p. m.-Thc Swedish governments
rejection OF President Wilson's suggcs-
tion to make common cause with the
United States In sevcring diplomatic
relations with Germany has not been
followed by dissent in high political
quarters. Even the strongest pro-l2n-
tentc partisans seem 10 agree that the
Invitation could not possibly have been
accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
REPORT IS APPROVED.

Judge R. NJ. Addleman In circuit
court yesterday entered an order con-
firming the report OF the administra.
tor in the chancery suit OF Charles f.
Mahan, ct al, VS.. Anna Meredith, ct al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
SOCIETY TO ENTERTAIN.

The Juliso Literary society OF the
Wheeling High school will entertain
Tuesday evening with program and
social hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10

Harmony Hill. it was reported man
was found lying badly wounded as the
result Of being beaten up in some
manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
M'MECHEN
MIDW AY THEATRE

SAturday-AdmItiTon, sc AND TUG
Don't fail to ses tn, last epiSsir ~ tho famous
Peg a. tho Ring serial and the first chaIdrr Of
Tho MYSTERIES OF MJra" new serial: douh"
show .Ashrs': threc-rral drama. with claire Mrr-
snrsau: little maid OF all work turns nut 10 he IA
real Cinderella In disguise and wins fortune md
Happiness, Ills Golden Hour.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

SSm areiie ibrcr glngeborigen
wuroeu aeiieri 9ladmittag 4 llbr
Hrduleiu Gpa gaeib. Die Todltcr BON
1rou @irQnio i. SSeib, BON glr
2t20, 9oltonsStraBe, luao Sr WliI.
Ton @loies, elm 2obn non Srn. ino
Nrou Dlcvcr N3oics bon ylr- POOP
9|oIton.StraBc, in ser @ohmmg Ser
Qhittcr ocr 8rant BON 'Rabbiner s.
VI, 99ubcuiiein pm 9lmoc iiir's Scs
len Dcreint. 9}ab elmer tleiucu Sci.
cr traten oic ylcupermablten eine
&oh5eitsreiic nod benz glor0eu an.
Sic luerocn in 5pei @oben in 9alti'
more 3uriid icin imO i6r Scim IN
91r. 2i20 Bolton Strabc, mlii6la-
QCli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
1oS i'm gcitc anfesfnuOen.

Nr So6n McN'rr9or, Der 5iianj.
5etretar Der nG6riitIideH 9ercinS
,Sunqcr D|1nuer" muroc geiiernDlor.
qcu toot in ieincm Sdloi5immcr i'm
Observation-Disclosures, an Der Sranflir'
StroBe, nuigeimoen H. 6ranf D..
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StraBc itclltc icit CAB Sr. &c@rc'
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frieg tbcil. 9iahOen cr nit Ghren
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Sabre 1874 nah Baltimore. Cell
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res .G6riliIibcn @creins Slngci
Wl1uucr,~ Ter 9crItorbcne mar cir
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ser 0cr ,5rantlin.5anarc .Noptiilcn
Stride
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
NleOoIucridlicllen 6eitraft.

Sranf3mtono bon g}r, 9AO5, Gritc
ShoBc. lmo g9olier @cinborot bon
Ser 1881 Barre. .StroBe, ipuroen ac.
itcul om friibeu Mor9en IN sic meIt.
lichc Goli6eiitotion rpeeen 3eoolpcr.
ibicBcus an ser @rcene.S .StroBc Gin,
aclieicrt 9ei0c bcrlorcn cine 9}iir0t
inaft bon ic $6.45 IN ser NoIi5eit
itotion Oie SSeinborOt megcu Niiht'
crlhciucnS einbiiBtc. mo olin Sin,
fano aiuG ieiucr 9iiraihoft perIuitig,
Oa Sfidter Sobounicu ibm oicic cSclo'
itrnic 8uoittirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

9leln 9feacr ilanocu geitern N'ors
acu por sidtcr @rcnOeI il ser moro /
wcitlihcn @oliseitotion inter oey'
g3eihuIOieund oen Gintril oes
railcn So6reS oarh 9lbieuern i6rcr
Slepolocr bcariiBt 3u bobcn. Silui
puroep sur 3obHna BON ID $40 uuo
ecn Soften orci 3nr 3a6hma pon ST.
iu0 oen soften mo cincr 3lr 3ah.
Iina non 50 imo ser Soften bcltralt.
Hae ShuBpolicu lpuroeu couiis5rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
@un @OIisci.GapiIan cinacianacn.

MabOen q ton mebrcrc @eOicl4e
rrrioIgt boste acIouB d 4oIiScis Ga
pii0n sSobn SaptrD uom iiioli1en Di
i.rift, ocs % SSobrc olteu 9lidaro
@cGouleD 6abbait 5n pcr0et Scr an
ga6, fcinc SSo0uung 5ii bahen. Capt.
Soutrn iprod nit Sobu GDoinaS, eis
ncm nlgcnolideu @eiau1encn. ais
fcrIcIbc ploBliM oltrd) SOS ,SenItcr
icipcr 3cae mti cincn @lann Sciatc
uuo Ocm Gnpitdn iaotc .,Sbr hidt
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na6lS, Nar5 cutiAloiieW rouutc
eopt. 5autr1 ani oie 5traBc, 0odl
ntnbtc cr 0eul 0ero0ntigcn cine 5iem.
Tide 2iiiau5 Iolgcu, 6eoor CT Nemlel.
ben .Nalt@ gcbieten touutc. Gr t6of
0icS, moem CT ieinc pouo an sic 9i.
iIcleniaidc leote, oo9 6attc er III lei.
ncr Gilc ieiuen 9Ieuolpcr 5lWiidQelai
len. @lcGauleu lieB iitb ieOod) pers
hcitcn mo miro beutc eiucm &er60r
ister3o9cn. Gr umo ppei glltocre, sic
ifii6er cinaeiaugcn mareu ino bc.
IDuloint 400 Gfnno Glciiiua pon
sem Scbl,ppcn Der Q. & 8 @abn i'm
sNocriioc. Sduppcn eeito6Ien All Ga.
teu II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
0rr S9cItfricg 6rntc sor ciacm
1abr.
.. Sonuor 1917.

9Srotcit Der GentralperbiinOcten
in glt6cn oc0en ScrboItimg ibrcr
GoniuIu in SaloniIi ourh Die
2lliirtcn.
200 6ron5oicn ON SartmannS.
pcilcrtopf BON Ben Centihen &c.
Ionaen penomnen.
Tic Sifeniipc Der Gliilcn an
scr bcilorabiiden Sront nno an
ser Dina lit i'm glbiIoucn.
ScnrU 1oro uon iciucr europa
iahrt 3uriidQcfchrt; CT boift notb
aui Griola ieuer 6richcnSbclirc.
bngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
EpieIten am sOnMtaa.

Inter Scr bcitimmteu 9lnidjuloi.
ouua amSonntoa aorten geipielt 81
Iabut muroen geiiern Nlorgcn bier
Nlduner bon RihterShroeoer IN Der
noroliden &oIi5eiitation init ie 81
tmo Soften beIirait Charles 6. Gu.
ior bon g4y. 3iit, Geoor.9Iueure,
muroc icrner nit $40 m6 2oilcu
beItrait, peil cr oos Spiel in ieinem
Nouic crlanbt Bate
1cHiidJe, Eeltcrreiduihc nuO ilHga.
ride GriegsOuIei6en.
100 Nlart nD 100 GrOucu anhudrts
Sdeo. q. 1icner & Go.,
tIri3-) 2i7 cn.g'aIiimprf.S.g, Il,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
eMiifafartcn

non lmr udd Tentlhlan0 unN
Ccitcrreidl-llnqarn iibcr &ottcrSom
uno S1elu-yorf. @cloieuSunocn nod,
europa.
S6Co. S. 0icuer & GD.,
2l7 Gh.@nItimprr.Str
tyidrsl3-) 24S San-SFpaanaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

EeIrarapliidIer McitcrberiaI.

gNis oen ii6rigen glnoes 8etter'
9coba6hungs.Stotione muroen oic
iolaenOcn nicoriaiten Ecnperatlren,
sic inn 8 llbr eeitern Abeno berrid'
ten, 6eriMtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
s0nnenanf. nn0 llntcr0ana.
ymt6
g8etierausfdIteu.

Sir @orDIono uuo Oen 0iitritt
Columbia beilte flor imo ipeitlide
@iuOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
sscocq @iirfclipieIcus Deitrait.

Scr II SATIRE alie Mouricc S6a.
firo, Don 9ir- GIG @.'2criuqtcuiir.,
mllroc oclIeru ipcdcl @iirielipicIcnS
an Sollntng uoa Aidjtcr Sobanu.
zen I'M lpclilidjcu Giiirift al cincr
e8elollr1Ie bon 81 mo ben Soften
peroonnert S6opiro'S SeinI muroc
BON prci FoIi5iiicu bciubt, oie @tnS
betommen 1altcn oaB Ooielbit Elm
NiirlellpiCl i'm @auoe ici Sic ion,
oen Mcllricc mo bier onOerc juuac
VlrlHen pclhe Gle Siini per6ai.
iet 'WIroeu Spotcr murocu bier
luie0cr ucr5aitct bod 56apiro muB.
tc blchen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
@nts @cidlaftc ii 1916.

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rluocu Gic 0robtc @etreioc.
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Ciu 9lic0or0rud 6dlt iibcr Sic

Sin 9lie6crorud 6dlt iiber Die
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ieit iperoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

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The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for larEs lots Of eood
narketable goods only. Jobbers' prices higher
Lower Erades may b sold for lesA Faney goods
command higher prices
DGGs-Frssh. per doz. .; do. southsn. pa
doz., -
BUTTERFLIES prints, new. Per Ih, 30; do.
tub. ~; process, 70; storepacked, aaSs
LARD-Tub. pure per lh, 2S22i: do, com
pound, l5al51s; cottonseed oil. per hTSga1ou can,
6T6
CHEEsB-New Yort new, per h.. 2.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, per H. E19; hsnS
per n. "a: ROSTERS. per n, ls; ducks. per n.
eoA22 geese. Per lb. l5als; keats young II lbs and
over, each. IS; turkeys, per ID, 1aA
DRESSED POULTRY-ChickenS. choice, per H.
za2s hens. ehOos. per h.. 2is2s; roosters. PER D.
Is; capoos, Ms. each, Per n, Bs0; ducks.
large per n, IS; geese. large per r lsa2o: tukeyS
choice, per D.. esaSo: do, medium, per n. q
LIVE STOCK-Calres veal, prime. PER Ib.. l5ia
lI; do medium lZ11Al3; spring lambs. fat, per ID,
l5al7; sheep per ID. 7hs.
DRESSED GooDs-POrk. small, per ID, Is; do.
heavy, II.
GREEN GoODS-AsoarsEuG per do&. 25oaIW;
beans. per basket, l5oa2oo; lima beans Florida per
basket 3oos40o; beets Florida. per crate 20Os2 50;
cabbage, new. per basket 3ooa4-00; carrots, per
box l35al.5O: cauliHower. California. per crate
2On2B; celery, Florida, Der crate. 20oa3. o.
clic1lmbers, per basket, 3.ooa4.oo; cymblingz per
crate, 2ooa25o: eggplant, per crate. 35OA5oo; kae.
per bbl., 2ooa225; lettuce. Florida, per bas-
ket l.5Oa4Oo; okra, Florida, per crate, 5Ooa6 90
onions per Ioo-Ih sack. 1oOoAl2oo; peas Florida
basket o2AOO; Peppers crate, 5ooa6.oO; potatoes
Mccormick. S5Oasoo; do, Northern, sack S5asoo;
rutabaE1s. bbl 4.oa5.0o; sweet potatoes bbl. S50a
$50; yams. per bbi-, 2oOaLoo; spinach, per bbl..
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

Philadelphia, April B.-BUTTER-The market
ruled nm under light Ofeirss. but trade was quiet
Wes.srn sohd-packed creamery. fancy specials, IS:
extra S6AH extra hrstS Is; hrstS 4la4ISl seconds
taiSi nearby fancy, -; GTeraGs eIraS tsal7; frsts
$3.50; secondA 2A4s; special brands Of prints Job
bins at s2a55
EGGs-wge in good request and kent we'll
cleaned up at the late advance. Following
were the quotations: In free cases nearby nrs.S.
lO5 standard case; current reosiptS la9o case;
Western, extra hrsts, I06 case; hrstS lO2o: fapey
selscted sgEs jo5bing at SsaS per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. as to quality r,y III
2ia6; Stacy ROSTERS. lssO: old roosters ia NJ.
spring chickens, soft meatsd 2la; ducks a. 20 Ezs
and Guatty. 22a2i: pageonS old per pair. 2aso; do
yonns, per pair, 3Oa3.
DRESSED POULTRY-Ffesh-kf killed. dry-paeke3
fowls. y to box. dry-pc&ed, fancy Eeiected. 2;
Weghins ~ rs and over apiece. ~; ~ nN
apiece. 2'H; ns, 24a5. FOwlS. IN bbs.. fsncy, dry
PICKED, weighing ~ bS and over spIecs, 81 ;
do. ~ lbs. apiece. 81: do. lbs. spiecs. aaa5,
Fowls, In barrels. fancy. dry-picked weighing ~
lbs. and over apaece 81; smaller sAeS 2lIa Oad
ROSTERS, dry~pdcked, q. Roasting chickenS W.ss-
ern, drypacked. IN boxes weighing sslO IbS p~T
rar' Zs2s; do. do, do. In bc1es weighing m.
per pair 5aB; do do. do. dry-picked In barrels
weighing saio Lbs. Ter pair. EG2s; do, do, do. IN
barrels, weighing IbS, Per pair. g45. Bruling
chickens, Western. in boxes. weighing aaI Rn uer
pair. S@A Chicksns weighing Sac Ths par pSfr,
aS; do. mixed sizes. mn BroiI--s. JssSey fancy,
6hb5 do. other nearby. weighing llIa2 Ib, sufeoa
Os66. Turkeys. per Ii, fancy nearby, sasss: fsnc,
Western. SsaS5; fair to sood snas: old toms .Sno;
common. AaA; SQUADS, per doE., White, weighing Il
% L lbs pr dor, Ll0AI6o; white weixhinF 4
Iose' pr dozen. SEjaS.s0: do. do. IhS p-r doz
L.Sa5; DO, do. 6a611 IbS. per dnz- zSas 60: dark
ZVaZeo; small and No. . 5oAl3