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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

IIewdy. folks, The popularity
Il Doug Fairbanks and Mary
ri~kferd must ~ waning: only
q wsre hurt In tho rush this
merning.
Contrary 10 general expectations.
Doug did not leap out Of his com.
esrsment IN his rajsmas and chin
kmseif on the edge Of the trainshed-
\ But Mary. In ga Geo worth Of
Paris clothes. Registered xiriish sim
Skcity.
COURAGE
Yesterday The Star dsfi<d the
attorney general of tha United
States and several federal Judges.
but Il hasn't got the nerve te<iay
- 6~fy Mary rlrkfsrd by print I
inx hrr are.
Our fdsA u en-
eAsy sce ~ gsttsnw
& reciiefty fer Doug
xna Mary.
ponr Criticize ths Spokane IT.
fns1se You may b. old and weak
osurseif. soustins.
Revised quotation: Tenants may
eprns ard tenants may 50. but Vic
<zclxs 60 ON forever.
SOCIETY NOTE
Csplnfn4s1o Ueseeeevoe Chasis1
1ennant returued yesterday from
vacation trip 10 the Olymplcs.
He uns enthusiastically greet
a st she wharf by Clara Skariu.
Lady WiIlSe Forbus. the Mshonsy
family and Mayer Brown
There's one good thing about the
TURK. He never comes over here
srytng to borrow money.
what a peaceful place Europe
would be Il IL wasn't Inhabited
Fsrss he dsnned his tee shot:
HI r,ashxe aros a shan<.
But sfin ~ kner the yndsmcnfs
! And cussed beanftfsI game.
BE that as n may. Marshall Maiiow
1xes In Bethlehem. ~. H. Fifteen
guesses as 70 what his friends eau
him
rHE co-orEEATiyE MOVEMENT
- - fsfnr~ure Aih<st ard Eve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26
TO CHECK
FINGER PRINTS

Finger prints win be taken Of the
suspect this morning and checked
against the prints left by the schnei.
der's Prairie fiend In blood on the
lamp chimney in the O'fiara homo
Members OF the o'Hara family also
will be brought 10 olympia TO look
him over. Mrs. Peter Jorgenson. of
Boston fIarbor. who beat maniac
off when he attempted to attack her.
Turn 10 Last Page. Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

Dear Sir and Madam
take my pen In hand because
! have heard that YOU are In the
movies and thought perhaps YOU
could help me In my great am
bition 10 become a screen star
and make $1,5O0 n week and at
tend pRjaDa parties.
My only drawback to a successfl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26
F|END SUSPECT
IS QUESTIONED
Man Arrested Near Tenino
Held at Olympia

OLYMPIA. sept. e6.-A rough
" garbcsi. nervous man, who
says he n Sir Edward q. Lamb
den, Of London. England. Is In
the county Jail here to-day. while
Officers are investigating 10 de-
terrnine n he IL the maniac who
assaulted the O'HarA family. at
schncider's Prairie, the night Of
September ].
.Lambden's clothing and appear
ance tally closely with the descrip
ton OF tho fiend who attacked ths
O1Iara home. He has soft. white
hands. and a peculiar quality In hi
voice. The officers have questioned
him as 10 his whereabouts during ths
last three weeks, but he docs not
give satisfactory answers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

,ion Of censorship OF mails In camps.
elimination of employment agents.
and guarantees for ths fundamental
rights os free aaxcmblass and FREQ
speech. On Sunday tho Lumber
workerr' Industrial union will meet
to consider the same program.
CLAIM PROSECUTIONS
STILL CONTINUE
''Aii Pacific coast local unions
Comprised In tho Marine Transport
Turn "a pags !. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

eoCIETY N0TK

Csp1n6n4ao Deseeoevoe Chnsiss
Iennant returued yesterday from
: vacation trip 10 the OlympIcs.
He was enthusiastically greet
- nt she wharf by Clara Stariu.
Lady yvllie Furbus. the saahcney
family and Mayor Brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

There's one good thing about the
TURK. He never comes over here
trying to borrow money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Dentistry at Hall Price

As cutting prices seems 10 be In
vogue. without In the slightest cut
ting the quality. we are going to do
all regular dentistry At half usual
prices for Class A work.
Br.dgcwork. with interchangeable
porcelain tfacingso teeth. shows no
gold edges. easy to replace In case
OF brcakagc. back teeth guaranteed
unbreakable, when bored in with
pure gold backings. with AJAX gold
crowns and 20 solder. at IS per
tooth. II anybody else quotes you
bridgcwork at IS. insist on above
specifications in signed contract.
and you win likely not get a. Gold
and porcelain crowns and filings. IS
each. Silver Filings. SO up. Fifty
dollar scmi-metai flexible plates at
ss5. Good $50 pure rubber plates.
SIS. Both Trubite teeth. A perfect
TIT guaranteed or no charge.
Cheap rubber plates are dangerous
and profitiess. hence we do not make
themJ Having been established II
years as high-class and fairly high
priced dentists. and as most people In
the state know us as such. we feel
that any further comment about
who we are would be superf1uous.
We viii show samples OF all our
work and guarantee yours TO be
equal to the samples. It's the best
and prettiest dental work you ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Chinese Is Held;
Bail Is Refused

Held IN tire city Jail on a charge
Of first degree murder. Dong WING
Sing. 20. was refused admission 10
hail Monday. lie was arrested sun
day night at si0h Washington St.
the headquarters OF the Hop Sing
tong. together with Harry Gee. SO.
who is said 20 have accused Dong
Wing Sing of shooting down lew
Loon. Suey Sing tongman. on
August ?. 1871, during the heat OF a
tong war raging at that time. Gees
accusation Is alleged TO have followed
a quarrel istween the two. Dong
Wing Sing was arrested on war.
rant charging murder. filed by the
prosecuting attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
0riety in
Palace Hip
Offerings

with no two acts alike and many
novel Natures missing from local
houses for some time . pleasant
vaudeville bill and a Doris May
comedy, The rnderstudy." opened
a week nj the Palace Hip Saturday.
An agile acrobat and cuts gari
vsolinist. Preston and Ysobei. are
first 20 appear. The former does
rand round Of comedy falls which
tickle the audiences funnyeone,
while his partners jazz wins consid'
erahhe applause.
showgoers would like more play
let's OF the type OF "Levtnsky's oid
Shoes" as presented by Harry 4.
Carr and company. Ali three char.
arters are ahie dramatists and the
tnterer, holds turnout.
Genuine uaammies from ',Old Ala
ham are Cans and Perkins with
all the natural ability at singing and
dancing that IL so Characteristic of
these people. Original costumes and
staging ld~as together with blending
voices comisne to make this pleasant
entertainment readily encored.
Harmony singing of merit banjo
syncopation and some dancing Il pre-.
scented by the Three Boys" one OF
whom later turns out TO be a pretty
girl. Innovations in tight wire walk
ing and riding are made by Les
vaiadon trio. whose act reaches eli.
max when the male member rides
the wire on one-wheeled machine
and juggles at the same time.
The photoplay is a New York stage
comedy with Doris May In an excel.
lent role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Greatest
Orgdnist
Is in City
BY Wanda Won kettlcr

There In nothing In heredity. Va
nay some scientists.
Yet those who know Marcel Dupre
declared the worlds greatest living
organist. who ir scheduled 10 b
heard In concert n, the FRS, preaby
terrain church. In Seattle. Tuesday
night. insist that he was born with
the noul OF music that for ages past
has lived In his Ancestors
NJ Dupr. told mo a little about
hia childhocd'a musical inciinationr
Monday morning. while seated In the
lobby ~ the New Washington.
- lived ln musicsl aimes-
p1,.r-." he explained with
siight trcneh sscent MY IL.
thru. Albert Dupr~. was organ.
lat nj ~. 0uer church, la Rouen.
where We lived. Ny mother Was
. pianisse and ceilist. Their par.
eut~. too. had becn musicians.
wanted n be- like them. A. o
pears ~ ago ! WA doing my best
~ play tho owgan.-
From ali reports. Monsieur Dupre.
~ - INV HtMh ElAItf5Y OF
middle are. WHOSE dark hair Ii
touched slightly over the temples
with fray. made vol al doing his
best" IN those childhood days A,
the are Of 10 he was appointed fituiar
orrnnist Of Rt WHEN church in
Rouen.
More honors came IN later years.
- Aa -
prire for PIANO exceilency by tho
French government. In 1907 the
firwt prfre for organ achievement
came 10 him. In 1909 he became tho
noHnegsor ~ the frs, prize for com
position IN fugue Then In 1914 the
greatest honor OF all. he was award
I'd tho Grand prize Of Rome, also for
composition This latter n known
a. the greatest prize offered by this
French government
Monsieur Dupre left tho Notre
Dame cathedral IN Paris. where for
the past 10 years he has been or
Eanisi. In October. 70 make his SEC
ond trim 20 America
lie plans 20 be In this country six
i tff'f'hTs ~ WV tttsf nA Rrirf ftfnf
he viii return TO Europe, where
his concert tour will continue sew.
ernl months before he returns TO his
organ at the church.
Monsieur Dupre said Monday
morning that he has recently been
figuring on his concerts. Between
now and July" he declared. "r've
got fusi i2n 70 give"
The Noted musician indr-d
gives proof 81 his musical ap.
probation nj al times. A little
Jsp man made his appearance
in the lobby with vacuum
cleaner while the organisi and
talked The vacuum clearer
burned near US
Beautiful. ISN'T ~" rrinn.d
Monsieur Dupre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Royal Jewels Are
Seized by Soviet

RIGA. Nov. ~ Discovery and
confiacation Of treasureof diamonds
and other gems secreted by adherents
Of the late car are reported In pri-
vaie advices from Moscow The
hoard IL valued at $4,000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Would Abate Dance
at Ronald Station

Abatement proceedings were
brought in superior court Monday
against the dance hall operated by
Henry wardcll az Ronald station on
the North Trunk highway. The state
complaint alleges that the dance hall,
as operated, constitutes q public nui
sance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

There will be no reduction. We
own the system--it is patented and
trade marked-and no other dentists
can do IL legally" II costs double
the cost OF bridgework 20 make, and
In most cases worth double. IL is a
positive success in cases where
bridgework In absolutely impossible
and in all cases where bridgework
is possible. In the latter ~ Is merely
question OF which is the better.
or roots. one or more each side all
your missing teeth can be satisfac-
toriiy replaced. Tho work In beau
tiful. durable. comfortable and nal
.urai in looks. We have made about
H. 900 cases In these offices In the
past II years. and the work has
given general satisfaction.
Alveolar Dentists
2ps Hatght Bldn.. Is3o second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Tells Court She
Likes Polygamy

EAsTBUHNE. Eng, Nov. 24.---"sfy
husbands are both good men. and I
love them" declared Mrs. winnifred
Frost when arrested for bigamously
Reginald D. Robbins.
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To the Navy Recruiting Officer.


with tho Can beat w ny the Of
odds
living civilian that he should
the
kill ali
country II o
CHIEF SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

A sensational legal battle is
being waDed TO prove that
Dorothy Gordon Of Boston
toae sent 10 the Mclean
asylum in Warerly bv her
guardian. William +. Jordtne,
i0hiIe she uds sane. Her
uncle. fighting TO have Jar
dine busted as guardian, says
she 0as sent 10 the asylum by
triekery and strapped 10 a
bed 10 prevent her escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Quicksand Victim
Has Narrow Escape

SWANSEA. Nov. zs.--Tfapped In
the quicksands OF Llanelly. James
Morgan had sunk 10 his mack when
rescued. In rs minutes the tide would
have drowned him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
To the Municipal Railway:

tina, large per.
not
20 The
leaving Immediately
fellow
would
a CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

THE PUBLIC safety committee ~
the Municipal league viii report
Tuesday noon at the meeting OF the
league at the L. c Smith Building
restaurant on dance halls and csba.
reta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Job Sure Started
at a Tender Age

NEW YORK. Nov. GA little girl
in a Fifth avenue Sunday school
heard her teacher say job cursed tho
day he was born. why" shesoater-
rupted. cant babies talk nov ?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

institutions which al
show without
proer take the flint idea Of
consumers the fruit businesso acquaint
them with and ultimately 20 ineeaae consumption
being odd mako people
TO be eonv.r~dT SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
To Those Who Are Endeavoring to Organize n
Dramatic Stock Company for Seattle:

Dear Citizens really endsavors
stands for all that VIII
be benefit making the city sood place
In which 10 uv. SEATTLE
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To the L. c. Smith Building Management:

Honorable a reasonable
your so for trip TO
the towerf would like and view Of the
beauties but 80 esntswel that Keeps
good from enjoying tho privilege CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Dear Kids see who're you're All going 70 be The stars guests
freckes" Thursday afternoon
The
number judged there
Regards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
To All Successful Candidates

Dear promises
The time for words Deeds wanted
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Dear General the command
CHIEF SEATTLE
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To Frank Hull:

like n OF q
consolidation l probably OF
would a lot Of pork-bui yourself
bit with the CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Famous Sir got licked In for
Tosiner when hs politics
CHIEF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Dear Boys valley road
In the evenings unighted trucks and
teams along the the roads buy lights
Tor their vehicles your find tho Jsps sworst offenders
SEATTLE
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CHIEF SEATTLE.

oiypops
you're o
andt combined
SEATTLE
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To the Hit-and-Run Motorists:

lot Of kick innocent
running
enjoy morning and bawxtns
a or two with a SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
A Letter to Chief Seattle

Dear Chief Wish would thank Darwin Meisnest
getting tickets California
lie
IN
DISABLED HOSPITAL.
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killed
n
CHEF SEATTLE
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To the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad,


reclps'
CHIEF SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

MAdsmD why pstoss Of hrsaA
prices dishf be that conceal
anything. III C1IrEr SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
To the Apartment House Landlords:

all
think
CHIEF SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Dears lf e 30 LIQUOR on rioan
"a the a Canadian ship CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
To Chief of Police w. B. Severyns:

Bfr pi~~ssS v~h
the punohboards srssenc~
SEATTLE
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CHIEF SEATTLE.
To the Prize Apples at the Fruit Show

Dear Apples Congratulations with the
pink checks SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

during this special club plan sale.
limited number of women will be given
an opportunity to own the greatest
kitchen convenience on the simplest
and easiest plan we know of-the club
plan. Immediately upon your enroll
ment, by paying only ST. this week,
your HOOSIER BEAUTY, together
with the FREE aluminium set, will be
placed at once in your home.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
W heat rs Boosted
10 New High by
European Advices
l}ut Prices Fail to Resist
Heavy Profit Taking and
Further Relief From the
Drought; Close Unseltled

CHICAGO. Feb. 27 Wheat ran up in
price to within &c of $3.50 a buohcI
to day, barely missing tho height which
tor months has been the ambition Of
bulls. Fresh signs Of European need
of foodstuffs gave the impetus. but tho
rise tempted heavy profit taking sales
and the market reacted, closing unset
tied at lc net decline to l+c advance,
with May, sl.47 to $1.a7as, and July,
Sl.25 TO Sl.25 ?. Corn finished re to
lc of; oats at shade decline to VA
&c gain and provisions up l5c to 4oc.
Al first VI showed "A scarcity or Offer
ing. and th"r" was Jump IN values.
mainly hccnusc of higher Guotntions st
iverpool- Il nGurcd that taken in
'onnnction with advance IN sterling
r,cHanEr the actual market price Of wh"ai
ut Liverpool to-day 6lac bushnl
higher in American money than Saturday.
Sl,oo Tho Volume OF selling broadcned TO
m unusual extent, aud the demand be
cslie less urgent. cauPing prices to re
codo Reports of rnowstorms in the south
west, which "ouid be helpfuI to the
winter 'r2u. tcnaed further TO case 'he
market IN thn lafo dealings. decrease
e $4,000 bushes fir ,he vsible supply
attracted but i'ttle att"ntion
corn and oais rose ~-ith wheat to nav
export cal for corn vas laggard and
wh"n vneat turned weak corn, too, gave
way
Provisions reflected the strength OF tha
hog market. Highest prices vet this sea-
son vere touched by lard
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Extend Time for Deposit of
Columbie Cranhnnhont Notes

he committee recently formed to
represent holders Of tne fye-year 5
per cent notes of the Columbia GRAPHIC
phone Manufacturing Company an
nounced Yesterday thaC the time for
deposit OF the notes. which oxpircd
February 10. mas been extended to
Maros 10 This committee was formed
- th,s they might be represented in
NE formulation Of Z program for the
Voluntary readjustment Of the com
pany's finances. The bank creditors
and the merchandise creditors arc rep
resented by committees who speak for
practically all the compsnys debt cx-
cept the notes.
There have already been deposited
Upward Of 66 per cent Of the notes, .
ss;d the announcement Of the note
holders committee, hut no plan viii
De adopted until the ncteholdcrs' com
mittee IS in a position to speak for q
satisfactory percentage of the out
standing notes"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Liggett 4 Myers Nets
$25.33 Share Commons

The annual report Of the Liggett &
Myers Tobacco Company for 1924
showed surplus, after taxes and
charges. of s9.s54, l57. equivalent. after
preferred dividends. to s25.S3 share
earned on the s32.674.Soo combined
Class and common stocks, compareG
with surplus of s7,597.s03. or s1s.6a
a share earned on the 1929 800 stocs
outstanding in the preceding year Net
profits amounted 10 Sl2,650.739, against
$10,572,966 in 1920. Surplus, after dc7
duction of dividends, was s4,3S3,86s.
The balance sheet showed accounts
and bills payable at $19,sSl, ,3S2. corr
trasted with $ss4,970 in 1920. Cash
amounted to s12.03l, ,&57 and inventories
S64 1887. against Ss2 o79,5S7. Ac-
courts and bills receivable totaled es.y
42o,sl2, compared with S8,S9l,aOS.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Lorillard Nets $I8.l.5
Share on Common Stock

The P. Lorillard Company, in its re-
port for the year ended December 81,
showed surplus, after charges and
Federal taxes, of $6,27S,324, equivalent,
after deduction OF preferred dividends,
to s13.1o share earned on the $50 0,3o4.-
800 common stock. This compares
with surplus Of $6,545,276, or SIs.9S
share earned in the preceding year
Net profits, after Federal taxes,
amounted to s7,s1S,545, against $7,7ss,-
258 in 1920.
The reports showed an inventory at
s39,3S1 1854, compared with $43,453,371
bills payable we're reduced from SIS.
S42,034 in 1920 to s4.222.1se last year.
Casn amounted to S4.Sb3.776 and ac-
counts aAd bills receivable, $o,22l, ,099.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

HE 4i5seve,y, in 1915, cfgo.d in
Al California, not onLy Qaaed euoy-
m015!y 10 hhe <svai/a6ls satply of that
ms'Q|, 1ringfug in its train q SHARP and
o0rld1oias rise in prices, but had nlso
q p1'9fonnd influence in our national de-
vs|opmcaf. Hordes of immigrants and
prospectors streamed into the Far
West. Settlements sprang up, which
became the basis of permanent towns
and cities. An impetus was given to
the building of transcontincntal rail
roads. For the first time it could be
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Coca Cola Nets $500 Share
Reduced Notes Payable to
Banks 6.4OO,OCO

For the year ended December 81 the
Coca Cola Company reported net in
come, after charges and Federal taxes,
of s2,345,990, equivalent, after deduc-
ton OF preferred dividends, to s329 a
share earned on the 100000 outstand-
ing shares of common stock Of no par
value. This compares with net IN
come of $2,439.l66. or $26l a share
earned in the preceding year
Net sales amounted to SIS. S.464, ,599,
against $32,3414 429 in 1920 After
allowing S700000 for preferred divi-
dends and s50O.O0o for common divi-
dends, there remained a surplus of ST.
146,990. The balance sheet showed a
reduction in notes payable to banks of
over $6,400,000 compared with the pre-
ced.ng year. when the Indebtedness
totaled S8,5oo,00o. Cash amounted TO
1854, ,S0o and inventories $l,Slo,993
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Coffee Futures rho rsoe> oc prices
open ulsn Low Closo ,
Rutlcr. Cheese and Eggs

Batter Receipts SASH pael4ase~ cream
cry hiehef thaa oNtiaa. S7n37iae. cNjras.
81 score. 9e'.aoG.tc. nrsts. 39lb us6c.
seeonds coo &c, loVer grades. eSQ99c.
cenirafi1ed cars go seose. 5Na a8oc. 50
score. $50 53tsc. ss score 205el.c. So to
" score. 2s4H'sc. unneltod. hieher than
extras, SS J. a 39e. cNtla-. .. score 81. q
d>e Hfsis ssh oase. seconds. sQ'4 q 32tac.
loFer e1ades. - 29tac. Uoid oc storage.
oNtr@s. B. UJ31sc. 0rsts a0032,. seconds.
ne ~ state dairy tubs finest. 35 u
~v"o 10 V''n ~ 8fc common to
i''r '1 lc. ladios. CUR nt nailo extras
.,'0->N Nrs's. "ftso5c: second ~ e.,...
i"Ner grades 2oN 2lD pachsne stock cur
.h' 'oal .. No - a. Zee, no. q 20la %
-lr. lower grades l,u2oe
Cheese Hoce PTS p.aro .s,l boxos Iov
York state Eats lold spcclais 2sQs s4o.
Fresh spcials 20l t'2ic, sVcrarc rln fresh.
" p n ~pe' state tNius. held specials. 23c:
fresh speclais. 2Ou 20f .c. arerleo run
'4c. " iseousiu. DOUBLE Daisies. coiorei
i7n'A 2H23o. srg'e Daisies colorcd
''n'' ~ 81, Young Aneroas. - = q
4act state skins. Z "a &C.
Eggs Recei2i5 were t6.aol cases fresh
E,'heree. extras. dozen 22o. extra frsts.
5ic, trsfs 29N soc. seconds. 2S02Siac.
affties regular packed 40 1. 470e7i5c:
.>o and poorer, .6c, checks fair TO
rhoice. dry. -o0 .ic. reIIt tenra tor eggs seq
onds. ga nc fresh. nearby ana nearby
N'N''h h Aen'l leI .ti'es cStfa fl ~ 49,.
ra hfsts 2an '0e Srsts. ri aSSc. nearby
gathered whitee. Nrss 10 extra hrsts. 3f n
sue. uFier graees NSas. Pacific Coast
wm'es oNtras. 8 q 42c. eS,ra nrsts. $50
4oe. first n ssc; other Wastern aud
Southern. ea'hered whites. ~ r, 26c: nearby
and nearby Western henuery browns. extra.
IS n SIC. nosrhy brown and miNed colors.
E1thercd extras &c; frsts 10 extra hrsts.
Potatoes Maine $50 pounds. 500 rs.
l65 pounds. s$.150l2.5o; state. 1870 pounds.
, r. f1.r1r-
Island. 81 S50 5.2ai I}ermuda barrel Sl2m
Danish. 40 l. bas. 81 sweets. Jersey.
hasN"t. s. - q e.'3. Delaware aud Mary
iand $50. rams. Virginia barrel So.
south Carol ma. crate Sl5o. Georgia.
basket s. anise. Louisiana. barrel s.
so.