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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
CENTRAL FISHING CLUB
OFF FOR MUSKINGUM
will Leave Sunday Morning on Annual
Voyage Down the Ohio--Will
Spend Summer in Camp.

The Central Fishing Club will lcdv"
this city next Sunday morning, 1nr
lis summer camp on the Muskineum
river, tire" miles above Marietta. 1t
was announced yesterday.
The members and their equipment
will be- taken 10 The site in their boat
which will be lowed by the packer
- W, in char%" OF Rich Donovan
Thcv will leave Sunday morning
promptly At 40
The Central club is composed OF
many Of the ciiy's best known resi-
dents. including several city officials
and hremen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
EVERYBODY WILL
CELEBRATE DAY
FOURTH WILL BE MARKED BY
A COMPLETE SUSPENSION
OF BUSINESS.
Horse Show and Races to Provide
Pleasure for Throngs-Park
Will Attract Many.

Today will be generally observed
as holiday in Wheeling and vicinity
while its citizens celebrate the glor-
ious Fourth of July. County and city
Offices will be closed. Holiday hours
will be observed al the postofflce.
Banks. stores. barbcrShops and bust
ness places will not open their doors
for business. giving III" complete day
over 10 observing the anniversary Of
the birth of American independence.
Flags and the national cOlors in
profusion will BE- displayed through.
out the city and Wheeling will look
lts baycst and most patriotic in its
holiday attire.
While no organized celebration has
been planned Cor Wheeling. sill there
will. ba plenty Of entertainment for
WhcelinCiteS and their neiGhbors from
the surrounding country and suburban
towns. The races and horse show at
the state fair grounds promise 10 at
tract thronCs, while Wheeling park
will attract many who prefer an out
Ing. Many will spend hours In the
new swimming pool AT the fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
TOTAL OF $40 GRANTS ISSUED
FOR FISCAL YEAR-45
IN JUNE.
Police Records Show 1913 Arrests
Fire Chiefs Report Delayed by
latest CONTRIBUTIONS.

Six hundred and forty building per-
mits we're isued by City Building m
snector !. J. Fahcy for the hScal year
ending June 30, according 10 hSuEcS
taken from records on file in ms o.
flee. The value Of the new building.
repairs and alterations represented
by this number of permits aggregates
$761,1S3.
The total number of permits for me
city fiscal year Of 19la-16 was n.y.
representing contracts totallng S!H9''
T6S.
Three hundred and forty-fonr per.
miIs were issued curing the hrSt' SIN
months Of tho calendar year l9lI. me
latter half Of the fiscal year lust emo.
cd. The contracts for the hrSE hall
of 1917 aggregate in monetary value
the sum of S@S6.S13
The building permits for June past
numbered %. for work amounting 10
S139,6So, against - permits Tor lne
same month last year for contracts
amounting Ia S:7"2S
\ standardization OF the bullalns
inspectors figures for III" fiscal years
OF 1851 compared with those i'r
the fiscal years If 19lrlh follows:
Fiscal Year 1867.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04

SarS Albert e. Sweet is thu director Of
this nationally famed singing band.
Other features nf the week include lilo
Killarney Girls. Edwin NJ. Whitney III
an INTERPRETATION Of Turn to the Right:
Mrs. Ida e. Bailey Allen. home cncomics
eXpert: the RcgnicrS. in music and inn
presentations; DR.. Ng Foon Chew. tho
chinese Mark Twain" tho Montague
Singers: Opie Reid. novelist and enter
taincr; pr charles f.. Barker. the Health
man: Metropolitan Artists: lir. r.. T.
tingerman. lecturer: the christine Giles
Company: AMI Ralph Bingham. famed
At home and abroad for his spontaneous
huuor.
Tho chiIdreu's department of the Chau-
i"uTua will be an important fcnture this
gear. climax being pageant, Circus
Time in FaIryland." on the closing night
Morning hour lectures will be given as
IN the past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
A GLORIOUS DAY
AT WHEELING PARK
Today's Program Includes Special fea
lures Every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tho Keynote.

,rb. rrorram arranged for Wheeling
park today is the most rlah"fa'e pro
rdcd for park patrons In many years.
There will he something doing every
bn,Ir uf TIC day. and for everyone; none
will b. sighted.
Thc six FNving I.nvans. tho big circus
act which delighted so many ABOUT
month ngo. is at the park the Sntir"
week. with Two performances daily. A
lare. mum her of thrills have been added
to tho bin and Judging from the ap,
ulal;Sr They received during inc nrSt nnii
Of the week and Al their previous Ell
eagemcn,. they are tho hl' u 'he Sce-
SON 49,,
An attractivr athletic program has
boon billed and handsome prizes Will hc
awarded to the winners IN ritrh ol nose
events There will ais" hr military cyo-
unions nv f-aIcrna ORGANIZATIONS, ME
ava drum corns, band concerts. dancing.
music hy C;ump's SaNuphrnc orchestra
and other vents.
In. dcicrcnr" Ia tn" request Of 'hH
government that fireworks displays he
usual Fourth of July display Will nc
omitted.
Today's Program.
The program for lnany follows:
Morning.
..:n-Park gate opens.
9::o-t'oncert. Jr. O. L. A. N. Flute
and Drum Corps.
lu--Raschall game
ll--Parade OF the Jr. Q. / VI tlu'e
and Drum Corps.
ll:30--Rcadiug by prominent citizen
~ President Wilson's War Message to
Congress.
lc--Nnon luncheon hour.
Afternoon.
Races for boys under - years,
with prizes to winners.
l:l5-Eaces for girls under IL years.
with prizes TO winners.
l:20-Sack race for boys under Il
years.
I:45-Egr race for girls under IL
years.
"-Rand concert. Summers band.
"--Dancing all afternoon in White
Palace, Gump's Saxophone orchestra.
c:3n-Patriotic ballads rendered by
Miss Lillian Neuhardt.
3---Basehall game.
2:2n--~Frrr vaudeville.
4--Fararc Jr. O. u. A. VI. Flute and
Drum Corps.
i:a0--Frcc vaudeville rnSa S"ment ex-
traori mary. The Six Flying I.nVans.
5-Militarv cvnlutinnS hv uniformed
rank Of we'll known fratcrnal orEaniza-
tlnn Of Wheeling.
5:3h-.AQuatIc events at big concrete
swimming pool.
6-SuppCr hour.
T-Concert, Summers hand
7--Ev"niue dance. Gumr's SaSophone
orchestra.
7:3O--Free vaudeville.
s--Nliss Lillian Nenhardt sings with
the band.
a:30--The SIX PLYING Lavans
10 to .ll:ao-DancinG until the park
closes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04

can serving his Jail term at once
Howard WAS arrested YIN lhe Island
b" Detectives llavr t'hary and Joe
Schlick. vino found him drunk. Hear
ing that hr was wanted OIL vnsranry
charge they had him committed TO
the county Jail AMI IN" vagrancy
charge was placed against him yes
terday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
POOL ROOMS MUST
CLOSE ON SUNDAY
First Edict From New Administration
TO Keep Business District
Clean

Notice was served on pool room
owners yesterday that they must keep
their places closed from midnight each
Saturday until the following Monday
morning. The Sunday closing order
followed a conference between City
Manager G. o. NaGle and Chief of Po-
lice J. c. Sill. Where cigar stands
are operated in connection with pool
rooms. the former may remain open
provided tho pool or billiard tables
are covered.
Mr.. Nagle announced yesterday that
he has arranged 10 have thestreet
sweepera clean Market and "ain
streets In the business districts each
day except Sunday.
The new manager, to acqnaint him.
self with the city thoroughly and
learn the names of the streets, is MAX
ing q series Of afternoon automobile
tours. Yesterday. in company with
Engineer G.. b. Cook. made trip
throuh2 the East End.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
ICE CREAM MAKERS
REPORT BIG DEMAND
Unable to FIJI Hundreds Of Orders
Because OF Labor Shortage and
Limited Milk Supply.

Local confectionery poprietors and
ice cream dealers report an UMPIRE
cedentcd demand for the cooling con
lection this year. The demand al this
season, they say, is always greater
than at any other time OF the wear.
but this Fourth it is considerably
greater than ever before.
One Ice cream manufacturer aMn"
has had to refuse orders for more
than thousand gallons for delivery
today and tomorrow, be said yeStrr,
day. The proprietor OF It small con.
fectionrry in suburb said h" could
have sold \ hundred or more gallons
had he been able TO obtain Tho sup
ply.
A limited supply Of milk and cream.
together with the labor shortage and
high cost Of INGREDIENTS are assigned
as reasons for moi being abb" IN sup
plv the demand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04

is used in such canes, or any ma
terials used as explosive contain
ing chlorate Of potash and sui
phur, chlorate Of potash and phos-
phorus, or any similar mixture or
compound, giant or Jackson nre
crackers, or any fire crackers ex.
ceeding Ave inches In length or
threc-fourths of an inch IN d.
ametcr.
1t shall be unlawful for any per.
son to shoot or cause to be ex-
ploded within the limits Of the
.Cisy of Wheeling any toy pistol
(same AS above to and including
diameter> or to place on street
car tracks any torpedo or e1plo-
sive ammunition.
Penalty one to one hundred
dollars fine, and may be impris-
oned not exceeding one year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
POLICE COURT NOTES

.trraicued before Judge Marsh Wat
kinS in police court Oh charge or
speeding his automobile up North
Main street. H. a. Miller pleaded
guilty and was fined S. and costs.
Motorcycle Officer Walter Worls made
complaint a2ainst him.
x. !. Hodnett was fined $40 and
costs for becoming disorderly on a
Wheeling Traction car and slappinc
Conductor W. F.. Todd. Hodnctt ad-
n,ittcd that The disorderly charge. pre-
ferred by Pa,rolman Herman Hide
brand WAS correct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
FIREWORKS LAW.
To Be OBEYED
MANAGER NAGLE ISSUES REGU.
| LATIONS RESTRICTING USE
OF EXPLOSIVES TODAY.
Chief Sill lnstructs His Officers In
the Enforcement Of Regulations
for Safe and Sane Fourth.

A safe and sane observance Of the
Fourth of July WAS urged by City
Manager G.. o. Maggie in a statement
given Out yesterday. In issuing. regu'
la,ions governing the use Of fire.
works. the city manager indicated
that the ordinance torbdding the use
of giant fire. crackers, toy cannon and
blank cartridge pistols will be en-
forced. Instructions were Issued 10
the police 10 arrest any persons
caught placing torncdoes on street
car tracks.
The ordinance governing the sale
anu use of fireworks, 10 which Mr..
Naclr directed attention with instruc'
lions 10 enforce il. provides IN SUD
stance the following:
No persons. firm or corporation
shall within tho City Of Wheeling
sell or offer for sale or have in
his custody any toy pistol Tex
cepI il BIZ toy cap pistol. toy
cannon. blank cartridge. blank
cartridge pistol. decorating or
torpedo canes or ammunition that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
BUILDING PERMIT VALUES FOR
1857 AGGREGATE $751;, 1888

grounds. Dozens of picnic parties
will spend the day at some of the
popular grbves in the neighborhood Of
Wheeling.
Special cars will be operated on the
traction lines TO carry the crowds Of
horse show visitors and others COM
ing from the surrounding community
TO enjoy the pleasures Of the Fourth
in the city.
Practically every big industry IN
the city will suspend operations for
the day to permit. their employees %
celebrate the national holiday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04

"Plantcd anything in your garden
yct?''
"Erth ruhh &c. two pencils and
fountain pcn."--BuffHlu Express.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Fir. Rcport DELAYED.

Fire Chief Edward r. Rose statrd
last evening that he will not he anle
to complete his annual report OF hre
losses in Wheeling for The fiscal year
Of 1851 for several days. The delay
results from thr necessity of waiting
for the insurance adjustors reports
on the citys latest big contlagratlons.
These are the fires which wiped, out
the Lincoln and REQ garages three
weeks ago and the blaze in the Earle
Rogers Auto Supply store A few days
ago. The report of actual losses are
based upon the adiustors' reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Fiscal Year 1856.
S7S9,76S
1873 Arrests for Year

LBS ArTests TOT 7ear.
Although the annual police report
has MOI been compiled. figures aken
from the hooks Of cx-Chef ThoS. Ley
land show that total Of 1883 arrest S
were made by the police during me
fiscal year ending last Saturday mid
niUht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
JAILED AS A WAG"
"Red" Howard Found Guilty Of Fail.
Ina to Work-Fincd S2s For
He idlencsS.

Arraigned before Squire R u.
Hobbs Yesterday. J. l.. tR"dl Howard
was found guilty Of Yasrancy. The
Justice fined him So and costs and
Sentenced him 10 Scry" 40 days in jail.
lie did not ask for an appeal and be-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
Atlanta Markets,
Jobbing Prices

The following information collected by the
[. S. department Of agriculture, bureau OF
markets, Atlanta branch, together with detail
reports from other cities Will be mailed free or
charge upon request These are jobblng prlc.
namely: less carload prices large lots to
jobbers and not retail prices:
AppIes-Arrived 1 Virginia. Demand and
movement moderate, market steady. quality and
condition generally good. YOrks. XF. IS so,
fancy s. %; No. 1, $500. All out of stor
age. GanOs, bulk. per barrel measure. GoOo
quality and condition, 50 %; boxes: Washi"'-
tons: Roman beauties. Spitzenbergs. delicious
winesaps. Stayman winesaps. winter bananas.
fancy, small size. $2.25 to $3.50; xF large
Cabbage--No fresh arrivals. Demand and
movement good. market firm. quality and
dition good. New York Danish. western Hot
land seed. 100-pOund crates, 50. 10. Bulk, 100
pounds So %.
Eggplants-Supplies light Demand good.
market firm. quality and condition good. Large
SO 90, small size. $50 per IS bushel crates.
Sweet Potatoes-No fresh arrivals. Demand
md movement moderate market slightly weak
or, quality and condition good. Georgia. Porto
White Potatoes-Arrived l unknown. Re
,eipts falling off. Demand and movement COCO,
market weak. quality and condition variable.
Western rurals, sacked per 100 pounds, 2.3S
70 81. 40.
Grapefrult-NO fresh arrivals. Central and
west coast sections Florida: Demand ana
movement moderate. account sugar shortage.
only fair. quality and condition generally good.
Cor sizes grades So - to SO 40.
0ranges-No fresh arrivals. Demand and
movement moderate, account sugar shortage.
condition generally good Car run sizes: grades.
Lettuce-Supplies light. Demand and move
nent moderate. market firm. quality and
dition generally good. Florida IL bushel head,
81 %. Louisiana. barrels. Sc 90 to Sc. so.
0nions-NO fresh arrivals. Demand and
movement moderate. market fair. quality ana
condition good, Western 100 pound sacks, reds,
So ~ to 80 so; yellOws, So 90; whites. So so.
Peppers-No supplies. Demand good for
Jumbo bellies.
String Beans-Supplies light. Demand mod
crate, market weak. quality and condition FAIR.
Bushel hampers green. $500. No sales re-
norted wax.
JOHN F. CLARK & co.'s COTTON LETTER.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 6.-The market today
opened 10 10 20 higher on buying in the wake
of yesterdays late rally, the advance In Liv-
elpool n high opening in New York; the belief
that spots are not meeting the decline and that
technical conditions better and bearish gin
fnings discounted. However. general news
against the market.
department of agriculture bulletin says
ton, picking nearly completed in No
NembeT In all except some southeastern districts
which are seriously affected by the shortage
OF labor.
The market after the opening trading, be-
came quiet and eased selling developing
New YORK had become too narrow during the
recent break. New York reported Mitchell buy
ing and Wall street selling. The declara-
ton Austria is expected for tomorrow.
Comparison of mill takings tomorrow may be
favorable.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07

timothy, No. l small bales, 81 95; timothy, No.
2 small bales, 81 So; clover-mixed hay, S.S5:
straw 81 co; shucEs, SOC; cottonSeed meal,
nrlIne No 4 $50 .00 cottonseed meal. RuccO
iced $40 30: cottonseeI hulls, old style, SIS 90;
cottonseed bulls, flaked, $500; cottonseed
bulls, untless, SIT 80.
Chicken feed, per cwt.: Purina pigeon feed.
iO0-lb socks, S.. IS; Aunt Patsy mash, 100-lb.
sacks Sc. 80: Victory scratch, 1O0-lb. sacks,
81 10; special scratch, 10O-lb. SACKS, 81 10:
beef scraps, per lo0-lb. sacks. $5.25; beef
scraps per 50-lb. sacks, 800; oyster she'll,
per 100 ID sacks. 800: Purina scratch, lO0-lb.
sacks 81 So: Purina chick, 100.lb. sack, $40.
Capitola molasses feed, SO. 05.
Peters Proven Products, etc.-Arab horse
feed SO so; King Corn horse feed, So 30; Su-
preme horse feed, So 80; A. b. c. horse and
rule feed. 50. 80; Sucrene dairy feed. 81 49,;
Jewel dairy feed. So 50: Milkmor dairy feed,
81 20: No. 1 alfalfa meal, So 80; BlatchfOrd' S
calf meal, SO go.
shorts, Bran. Mill Feed, cwt.-International
hog feed 100-lh. sacks SO. %: fancy mill feed,
i5-ib sacks. So 90; fancy mill feed, l00-lh.
sacks So 40; F. w. mill feed, 75-lb. sacks,
s8. 10; Georgia feed, 18Th. sacks, So. 1C; xxx
mill feed. T5-b. sacks. 50 o.; brown shorts,
best, 100-lb. sacks So. IS; brown shorts, half,
1OOlb sacks s.. IS; Big Mac hog feed, 10Th.
seeks, s.. 50: peanut meal 100-lb. sacks. 81 50;
rocoanut meal, 1Oo-lb. sacks, $2.75; bran, pure
wheat, T5-lb. sacks. 50 55; bran, pure wheat,
10O-I5. sacks, 81 so; bran, pure rice. leS-lh
sacks. -. so.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
Atlanta Live Stock

Corrected Dy W. IL. White. jr., rresItient y,
Mite Provision Col
4 Good TO ciIoice beef steers. $50 to 1000
pounds, $S.9JaS.T5.
Good steers, 80 to $50 pounds. SSGOQS.2j
Medium TO gVOd steers. 6SO to $50 2ounds'
Good 10 choice beef COWS. go to $50 ounds
Medium to good cows. $50 to 80 pounds
Good to choice hel:ers. $50 to ESQ pounds
The above represents ruling prices for good
quality cattle. Inferior grades and dairy type.
Medium to good steers. CSC to $50 pounds.
Medium to good cows. go to 100 pounds,
Mixed common, S4.756f5.oo.
Medium to good oxen. S: ooqe so.
Good butcher bulls, IS .GO96. so.
Choice veal calves. 81 .OOGs.oe.
Yearlings. SIS. 5OG6.5o.
Prime hogs, lO5 10 1I6 pounds. SIS .25@i5. u
Light hogs. 1870 TO i55 pounds. S14 OOGll i.2o
Heavy pies. 40 to 40 pounds. s13; ooa 10. 80
Stags anH rorghs. $40. 0OGs11 90.
Above quotations cpply to good quality nike mike.
fed hogs. lIast and rean"t fatfAned ow"r
wing 70 quality.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec. 6.-Cattle-Receipts,
300 Including 200 Texans; market higher; ma
tive beef steers. IS .OOG15. 90; yearling steers
and helfers, 81. OOdl4. so: cows. s.. OOg IL 90;
stockers and feeders, So. 5Og II 90; calves
s.. T5dl4 90; Texas steers, S6.7511O.SO; COWS
and hefers, 50. o0@10.00
IIogs-Receipts. IL 100. market 10 and loo
higher: mixed and butchers, Sl1 4Oqlt. 90;
good and heavy, SIT 5OQ1T. 10; rough. SIG. S5q
IL 10; light. 81 800 II go; pigs. s14 asa 1880
'D sTeeTIReceipt., $500, market stendy to
strong; clipped ewes. $40. 00Ql1 90; Gamers.
S13. 0OGiIT 90; clipped lambs, S6.O0dS.OO
spring lambs, Sill .00M12. 80.
CHICAGO. Dec. G.-Hogs: Receipts 5000
strong. Bulk, S1T.OO6t1T. 40; light, sl6.6Od
1913; mixed, $16.SOd 1745; heavy, $1G.SO0
lT45: rough. S16.s06f1T. 90; pigs. S13.0OG 16. IS
steers ST. 16 %: stcckers and feeders, s6.1(
all 90: cows ard heifers. SJ.9O@ 11.50; calves
81 .T5M14.50.
Shesp-Receipts IL 900: firm. Wethers, $3.50
rI2a0; lambs, $12.j0m1 400.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07

McAdoo said, has a stupendous task
10 collect s3.4O0.O0o.0OO during the cur
rent fiscal year. and is accomplishing
this largely with the guidance and
counsel of business men and lawyer
advisors.
To render the customs service more
efficient il was suggested that COM
plete revision be made of custom
laws, eliminating certain officials and
combining duties.
The international high commission,
Secretary McAdoo said. has done ex-
cellent work I'm arranging economic and
financial transactions between the
United States and South American
countries. and $4,000 should be ap-
propriated for it's continuance.
The public health service and coast
guard. branches of the treasury de-
partment, have turned their attentions
largely to assisting the military and
naval authorities in recent months.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Flour, less active but
firm,
Lard, inactive and nominal; middle west spot,
sugar, raw. steady; centrifugal. 06 test, 600;
molasses. 50 test, 90; refined, steady; cut loaf,
o So crushed $50; powdered, S.3Ods.55;
granulat ted, S.35.
Coffee, Rio No. :. on spot. 7hc.
Tallow, quiet; specials, 1Sc; city, lTHc.
Hay, weak; No. /. 81 JOa / So No. 8, 81. 20
100; clover, 81 1OM1.40
Dressed poultry, dull; turkeys, 24ds3c; chick-
tns 20 n 36c; fowls 17m2Tc; ducks, 2lQI2Uc.
Lihye poultry. unsettled; geese, 21M.3c;
ducks, 24M 2jc; fowls. 1Sd24c turkels, 25c;
ROSTERS, 1Gd17c: chickens, broilers, 2OQ &c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Dec G.--Butter, creamery extras.
47c; creamery frsts, Asa acc; firsts, 394 Ale;
Eggs. ordinaries, 43Q45c; firsts. 46a4sc.
Cheese, twins, 22h @22%c; Young Americas,
Live poultry. fowls. 18a21e; ducks. 1ea2lc
geese, l4G1sc; springs. 1919 a zoe; turkeys pc.
81 s5@2 90; fancy westerners, 50 .OOGl2. 10.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK. Dee. SHUTTER weak and low
err receipts 6.olG; CTeame t,,to extra 41e; do
fiIsts, 34u acc: state dairy, tubs, nominal.
Eggs easy; receipts 4lb; nearby white
foncy. 07dTOc: nearby mixed fancy, 50g5sc;
fresh firsts. 53d 5Sc.
Cheese dull state milk. common to specials
lTM25l5c; skins. common 10 specials. S620C.
GRAIN MARKET OPINIONS
Bartlett Frazier & Co.: The short side of
corn seems rather futile permanent con
dition Some setback in oats would not be un-
natural.
Ware & Leland: Export prices to con
time strong and show advancing tendency.
Thomson & McKinnon: Transportation is the
factor governing the corn market at the mo
ment. Oats futures will probably remain firm
al the moment
Logan * Bryan: Confine sales of corn to
bulgcs accepting small profits larger
port demand for carts will be essential to main
tanning present levels.
Harris Winthrop 4 Co.: Country accept
ances and notices Of consignments light and
prospects Of larger receipts not promising.