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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

Miss Nora Mae Dunn Of New York
City spent several days in the city
as guest of relatives and friends.
Miss Dunn returned to her home
Thursday of this week.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

M.H.P.-should mother expect to
find oil on the place she was born
and what should she do about this
property?
Anss-Encourage her to hold ON
to it until she is reasonably sure
that oil cannot be found there. Ii
so happens that oil has been found
in several places around this place
and until she is confident there isn't
oil there don't make q sale.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

Or. Florence Valentine and Dr..
Horace Hague Of Chicago, were Wis
tied by their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Hague, Of S. Euclid Avenue.
DR.. Hague who has been i'll, is some
what impoved
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Lacy, South
Summit Street, spent the week
IN Detroit as guests Of DR. and Mrs.
Tandy
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06
DAYTON SOCIAL EIaHLlaH!s


Mrs III. Al. Gillian of Nashville,
Tenn, having recently ventured on |
the sea of matrimony, joined her hus-
band In Dayton. Mr.. Gillian is rep !
resentative Of the Atlanta Life In
surance Company, Dayton District,
and Mrs. Gillian is teacher in the
school system at Nashville. The
Giiiians are comfortably situated at
the home Of Mrs. Estella Thomas,
203 Norwood Avenue.
Miss Nora Mae Dunn Of New York
City spent several days In the city
as guest of relatives and friends.
Miss Dunn returned to her home
Thursday of this week.
Last week Mrs. Tonic Williams Of
Frankfort, KY, visited her children,
w. N. Williams Of Leroy Sseet, and
Mrs. Vauda Brown Of Home Avenue,
with whom she stopped during her
weeks stay in Dayton.
Mrs. Richard Clayborne Of Frank
fort, Ky, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W. N. Williams Of Leroy Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Ridley
and son Billy, Of 73l S. Euclid Av-
enue, left Saturday for an enjoyable
ten-day trip to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nickerson of
Deunison Avenue, 1ft early this
week on their vacation. They are
expected to make their first stop in
Columbus, O., with Mr.. Niekerson's \
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Lacy, South
Summit Street spent the Weekend
in Detroit as guests Of Dr.. and Mrs.
Tandy.
Miss Odelia Lacy is spending tive
weeks with her father IN Midland.
Pa. They will Nsit Washington,
DC, and Atlantic City, NJ.
Miss Billie Archie Of Richmnd.
Ind, has been a house guest for i've
weeks Of Misses Helen and Amy
Hughes OF Germantown Street
Among affairs given for her pleasure
was q luncheon given BY her aunt
Mrs. s. V. Nelson Of Norwood Ave
Mrs. Milton Oats and her tive
charming little daughters left Sunaal
for New York city. They will visit
there FOR two weeks Mrs, Oats i
the organist of Bethel Baptist
Church.
Nff and Mrs. a p. Watkins o.
Wilmington. Nc are visiting Mi
ana Mrs Richard Turner Of Airing
ton Avenue. Mr.. Watkins. brother
Of Mrs. Turner, is successful busi
ness man, operating Il service station
conveniently located whore he cn
ioys patronage Of tourists of BIZ th
races.
Mr.. Turner was called to CleS &
land this week TO attend the funeral
Of his brother
Ambrose Asbery Of the YMCA il
receiving many congratulations OF
having reached his sixtieth birthday
Atty. +. G. Carter and daughter
Abbie Mildred, and his brother
George ID. Garter. left for the Eas
Thursday night They will visit theil
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Alice
Carter at Midland, Va. Miss Carte
will remain IN the East until Septen
Der, visiting in Washington, Balti
more and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Devore 0
Detroit, Mich, are announcing tn
marriage Of their lovely daughter
Betty Jane, to Earl Edmond Of Dc
troit. They were secretly marfie'
May 10. Mr.. Edmond is teaehe
in the Detroit schools. The Devor'
family are former residents Of Day
ton.
Dr. Florence Valentine and Dr.
Horace Hague Of Chicago. were Wis
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

R.s.-Do you think that will ever
get me better job that will pay
me more money?
Ans.--Yes and before the
first OF next year. Don't be salts
fed with your aame old position but
get out and also get out Of the pres
ent "rut" that you are in. You de-
serve more pay and don't be satisfied
until you are making il.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

J.J.-Will my boy friend and I
ever get married and what seems
TO hold up the works?
Ans: - A job right at this time.
You may az we'll expect TO work and
help this fellow IL you get married
for he isn't making enough money
to support you.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

Miss Odelia Lacy is spending w
weeks with her father il Midland.
Pa. They will Nisit Washington.
DC. and Atlantic City, Nj.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

Miss Billie Archie of Riehmnd,
Ind, has been a house guest for twe
weeks Of Misses Helen and Amy
Hughes Of Germantown Street.
Among affairs given for her pleasure
was q luncheon given By her aunt.
Mrs. s. " Nelson Of Norwood Ave
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

B.H.-Do you think this medicine
will do me any good or should | even
fakn it2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
'Unvsiling MART Monument
AT Bayview Park Tomorrow

Tomorrow viii usher n
day replete with hisfsriesi
interest to Key West and ~
citizens both American ard
Cuban. who have beeome 80
quainted with the history e
Cuba and the valiant efforts
beth as soldier and eifixen
n.,r;o.. "a .Ia... asnr,i. an. a
~
aDa ~
For the pasf several weeks
preparations for this pa
tr;ot;. event have heea ua-
DER way ano nenfeF~~a a"@
varied foRms az enfaTfnin.
ment have been eFFanEea tor
the manv vis;fnwa fo Kaw
-,
West ana tnose Ney west
ers, which means practically
.,s.~. ~.-.~. 4. a. .ss~
who have oIspIayea a. -
e.r..s L. a. ~-~m~.~a -.
bration.
some r,.o,hs -. e. $500.
a.. -. -.
w" :" n'AA' ~' - !"
7pfh ~ N hoaor 81 49," -
70 erect on . site - 1aykieN faFk
a memorial 70 the great hsfa.
Commissions fs,m Cab sl.itna
- ~ .-,..
NY "s a"a as'se~s
TINS Guy went = nNsAaa. 'sa'
sniiatlons sssEs nsia 80 - - =
SUIT q these eonisfenses eases =
the aeeisi"n 70 erect m"HutaFnt
and BUST aotated ~ meiiF'ffs -
the Cuban Con<fsAs and 80 -
VINO immediateit besane s<tise
IN the idea.
PsFfssa Pians
Arrangements we're perfected
Instructions for construct en- 81
the shaft and hnri were issnn1
and on Tuesday, Marcia Is. ~
arrived. Frldar -
the same wtsk Ffaneiase As4sI
Moragaues. sculptor. and Ms -
slstant' Sataiino htf.sfa, Affit'
ed from Havana and - ~nse ststtt
ed the work Of ereetinE 20 saait
and bust whieh = nnN - sssasi
and STANDS Al haysieN fash. -
Re unveiled with eiahefAis tffFe
monies ten'oFfeN naefninN.
me tifzt event ~ e'snettpsa
with the raising 81 ths n,enAiits
TOOK place on she afietnepH =
February -. 80
with eiahoruse csfeaiphitA a.
.
laid ey delekas'ons ZEN So
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
Mayors Proclamation

WHEREAS on the 10th day of April A. D. 1887
there will be dedicated in Bayview Park of this city,
a memorial to Jose MART, -ardent patriot hero
martyr, man of letters,-lovngly reversed and
Grated by the Cuban people the greatest Cuban,
and
WHEREAS, the placing of this memorial to
Jose MART in the City of Key West, Florida, will
tend to cement more strongly the ties of
brotherly love and affection which bind us to
sister republic of Cuba, and ba ata
WHEREAS from our sister republic of Cuba
have come statesmen and citizens with their wives
and families for the purpose of joining with US in
celebration of the occasion, NOW THEREFORE,,
L. HARRY C. GALLEY, MAYOR OF THE CITY
OF KEY WEST, do hereby proclaim holiday
within the City of Key West, Florida, the 10th
day of April A. D. 1887 and earnestly request each
and every citizen of the City of Key West to join
with the city officials, the statesmen and citizens
of Cuba in celebration of the dedication of the
mortal to Jose Marti
Dated at Key. West, Florida this 9th day of
April, A. d. 1887
HARRY G. GALLEY,
Mayor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09

banos, San Carlos School, Agra
monte Castle, Knights of the
Golden Eagle and Junior-Senior
High School.
Spanish-American War Veter-
ans.
Floats which will appear in the
procession have been arranged
and prepared by the Caballeros
de la Luz, San Carlos School,
United States Lighthouse Depart
ment, Key West Fire Department,
HilY organization and there viii
also be citizens IN decorated auto
mobiles.
The parade will form as fol-
lows: Police escort facing north
east on Angela street, head at
Duval. Grand Marshal and Staff,
following Police Escort, Guard of
Honor following Grand Marshal
and Staff.
First Division facing northwest
on Whitehead street, head at An
gela street. Second Division, fac
ing northeast on Angela street,
head at Whitehead street. Third
Division facing northwest on Du-
val street, head at Angela street.
All elements in the parade are
to be in place by $3.50 o'clock in
the morning.
The commander of each divi-
sion will detail a member for tho
Grand MarshalPs Staff to report
to the Grand Marshal when the
division is in place.
Route of the parade will be
along Dnval to Eaton, to Simon
ton. to Division, to North Beach
to Bayview Park.
Arriving at the park the Mo-
torized Detachment, Harbor De-
lenses of Key West will fall out
and return to Fort Taylor. Mill
tary and Naval elements win form
a hollow square as directed by the
Grand Marshal.
Though the High School police
will handle traffic along the line
of march, the Grand Marshal re-
quests that all spectators remain
on the sidewalks until all units in
the parade have passed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
U. S. DESTROYER
ARRIVES In PORT
COMES HERE TO TAKE PART
IN MARTI cERE-
MONIES

United States Destroyer Dick
erson arrived in port last evening
for the purpose of allowing the
officers and enlisted personnel of
the vessel to take part in the cere-
monies and activities in connec-
ton with the unwilling of the
Marti memorial tomorrow morn
ing.
The Dickerson is in command
of Lieutenant Van Fitch Rath-
bun; Lieutenant NJ. A. Sawyer is
executive officer and the other
members of the official body are
Lieutenants Junior Grade R. E.
Perry, J. Lockwood and r. Full
ton.
Lieutenant VIM. Klaus, officer
in charge at the naval station,
was advised by radio this morn
ing that the Coast Guard Cutter
Pandora would arrive this eve
ming between 6 and z o'clock, Of
ficers and men to also participate
in the ceremonies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
BUT One LOST
BIRD IS FOUND
NO OTHERS RECOVERED. W.
WI DEMERITT, LIGHTHOUSE
SUPERINTENDENT, SAYS

w. W. Demeritt, superintend-
ent of lighthouses, said today
that he had recovered no others
kof the love birds lost last Sun
day, other than the one reported
caught Wednesday.
The superintendent is Of the
opinion that because of his re-
ward offer of $40 for the arrest
and conviction of the parties re-
sponsible for the theft of the
birds they were released.
Notified that a bird resembling
one of those lost had been seen
in the vicinity of the WPA head
quarters, Mr.. Demeritt and one
of the station employees. John Rob
erts, went in a car to Eaton street
and saw one of the birds on the
roof of house.
Mr.. Demeritt started TO secure
one of his cages hoping to lure
the bird to a mate and while he
was gone the bird few down TO
the top of a car and was caught
by Mr.. Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
Work On Two OF Bridge
Contracts Near Completion

concrete decking which has al
ready been started. ,ssae
1t was learned this morning
from VIM. v. Little, in charge of
the State Employment Service in
Key West, that the Wannamaker
and Wells company had requisi-
toned two more form builders
and two truck drivers, and it was
expected that these men had been
called for the work in connection
with the concrete decking.
Other acquisitions received are
from c. Y. Thomson company,
for one blacksmith and six jack
hammer operators to be sent to
Contract B at Grassy Key.
Also a requisition was received
this morning from the S. ]. Groves
and Sons company, on Contract F
at Marathon for five structural
steel waterproofers, one laborer
and one cooks assistant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
STEAMSHIP YORO
ARRIVED in PORT
PORTER COMPANY ADVISED
OF COMING OF STEAM
Err LAKEWOOD

Steamship Yoro, of the Stand
ard Fruit and Steamship COM
Parry, arrived in port last night
at le:15 clock, took on 47,982
gallons of fuel oil and sailed 2:15
a. H., for Frontera, Mexico. The
vessel was consigned to the Por-
ter Dock company.
The Porter company has also
been advised that the Steamship
lakewood is due to arrive about
April Is for fuel oil. The vessel
was bound to Tampico, Mexico,
butsorders have been changed and
the ship is destined for ports on
the Gulf of Mexico.
Heron Arrives Today
The power boat Heron, Captain
Gene Sweeting, of the Overseas
Transportation Company, arrived
in port this morning from Miami
with ten tons of freight for Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
SCHOOL BOARD
DEFERS HEARING
CASE DEALS WITH cHASTISE-
MENT OF PUPIL BY PRO-
FESSOR DUNCAN

Last night about 8 O'Clock a
group Of persons assembled in the
vicinity of the High School build
ing, it is said, to attend the inves-
tigation which was to be held by
the school board in the matter of
severe chastisement inflicted on
a pupil named Carl Harvey by w.
c. Duncan, principal of Division
Street and Harris Schools.
For a time they awaited, but
Mr.. Duncan did not appear, it was
said. In the meantime Superin-
tendent Melvin Russell invited the
group inside where the boys moth
er and aunt explained the severity
of the whipping administered and
the bruises which still remain OH
his body.
Mr.. Russell told The Citizen to-
day that an investigation will be
held by the board in the near fu-
ture. The whipping was admins
tered the latter part of last week,
it was said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
Cuban Ships With Officials
On Board Arrive Today

This morning between 8 and .
s'eioek the breakwater q. the nav
al sfafion reservation was lined
alih e large aggregation Of eiti-
sens % greet upon their arrival
fFom Havana. the Cuban Gunboat
1unn Bruno Zayas and the school
ship ratria. the officers Of the
ships and the host Of distinguish
"a and Noted visitors who came
on the vessels.
When the ships entered the
Submarine base bands were play.
lnw and in return from the shore
~ Key West Hospitality Band
played a group Of stirring airs as
3 salute to the visiting vessels and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09

Days Activities To Be
Featured With Big Parade

Crend Marshal Arthur "a. shsp.
para. who wiil be in command of
10 masehess forming the parade
- - held tomsrrow mornins
pssesdsas the unveilina Of ths
monument 60 the great Cuban
nastys. Jose Marsi. has eompIet-
ed al aFFangsmenss, which are as
feaioNst
Police escort with Chief Ivan
f1wosd ard personnel Of the Key
West Police Department.
Grand Marshal Captain Arthur
II. Sheppard. Adjutant u. John
- 0ndo and staff.
Crard Of honor, consisting of
the consmander, Captain w. L.
3ohnsen, 18th Coast Artillery,
=. 81 A.. and detachment Of
troops fom the unit. Colors and
eolor guard.
Fire Division: Cuban Army,
Navy and Marine Corps, in COM
sand 81 the senior Cuban officer.
tloops. band. company of Marines
and company o. Coast Artillery.
Lieut. Yeleeia viii command
Cuban troops. and lieut.. r. E.
Terry will conduct the Navy units.
Second Division; U. s. Army,
e. s. Navy. y. s. Coast Guard,
FioFida National Guard, Ameri-
ean Legion Drum and Bugle
Corp.
This division win be commend
81 b Major A. ID. MaeMullen,
eemmandaut az the Army Bar
rack. Motorized detachment of
the hnfbor deienses Of Key West,
Detachment q. s. Navy, Detaeh-
ment =. s. Coast Guard, Battery
= 2e5fh Coast Artillery Florida
Maternal Guard.
Third Division win be compos.
- a. Mseas n. C. Galley, public
effleiaa distinguished visitors,
Patriotic nnd Fratcnral orders.
Camuasnier win be Major William
n Albury. 265th Coast Artillery
Fiofida National Guard. The per.
sennel 81 this division win be in
nnteE ears and also the Hospital
~ Band. Caballeros de la Luz,
kmirFados Revolueionarios Gu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09

Work on Contract on bridges
e. Channel . and Channel 5
which is drawing to completion,
needs but the decking now to be
completed, said F. NJ. Edwards,
engineer of the Overseas Road
sad Toll Bridge District, who had
been assigned to that district and
vas located at Craig, Florida.
Seen this morning Mr.. Edwards
told the Citizen that all of the
steel work is completed and all
that Is needed az this time is the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09

their complement of officers and
visiting guests.
Official personnel of the Juan
Bruno Zayas: Captain Alberto
Casanova Gonzalez, Second in
Command Roberto Comesanas
R0dri ;uez, Lieutenant Joaquin
FaTe.a 'Canosa, Sub Lieutenant
a limo Barros, Sub Lieutenant
Jorge Gsdas Gonzalez.
Official personnel of the Pa
tria: Captain Jose Aguilar Ruiz,
Second Commander Braulio Fer
nandez Hernandez, Machinist Cap
tain Domingo Fernandez Salvado,
Maehinist Lieutenant Ermando
Rodriguez PaIau, Administrative
Lieut.. Francisco 2. Ramirez, Med
Continued on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09

JESUS SAFZ DE LA MORA.
Treasurer Comision Gestora Pr
Monumento a Marti.
April 8, 1897.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
MASONIC LEADER
DUE HERE TODAY
JESSE c. CLARK WILL GIVE
ADDRESS AT MARTI
CEREMONIES

Jesse C. Clark. Most Worship
full Grand Master of MasOns Of
the State of Florida, will STRIVE
in Kew West this afternoon over
the highway, and will give an al.
dress at the Marti ceremonies 20
be conducted at Bayview Park
tomorrow.
Mr.. Clark will also pay his Of
fetal visit to the Masonic bodies
tomorrow night at 1880 O'Clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09

JOSE MANUEL. CASIILLU,
President comision Cestora Pro
Z Monumento Marti,
April 9, 1897.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09

tQF % Years Devoted 70 the
- Interests Of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-09
Felicitatiors

eooooeoaooeOeeeooeeeeeee
Distinguished Arrivals in Key
West this morning from Havana.
give vent to their emotions in the
|'followine expressions of friend
!. ship and endcarment,
Upon ste Ping on American
soil in this historic Key West,
feel am within my own Euban
Fatherland, for which reason ! of
fer not greetings to its inhabi-
tants, but a fraternal embrace TO
ia authorities and its people as
frem brother to brother and heart
to heart!
(Signed),
JOSE MANUEL CASTILLO,
President comision Cestora Pro
( Monumento a Marti,
April 9. 1897.
Upon arriving in this always
hosPitable Key West, so remindfuI
Of the revolutionary efforts for
the independence Of cuba, greet
the authorities and the people In
general with the greatest and sim
Icerest cordially.
(Signed),
JESUS SATZ DE LA MORA,
Treasurer Comision Gestora Pro
Monumento a Marti.
April 8, 1887.
May my affeetionats greetings
reach the inhabitants of this Key
in which lived and labored 50 i'm
tenseIy the Great Marti.
cONcEPcFON n. hAINE.
Secretary comision Cektora.
Evening star., 1937-10-05

sums must be expended in any event
1t seems better business TO invest
them in defense rather than to ex-
haust them In emergency spending"
DR.. Altmeyer spoke before the Ma
tlonal Association Of Mutual In
surance Companies, one of four rnu-
tual insurance associations which
opened conference here yesterday.
He said increasingly inclusive pro-
visions and progress, rather than
perfection, we're the present obiec-
tives Of the act under which $4,000. 600
workers already have applied for ac-
counts under the old-age insurance
program.
Referring TO criticisms that the
eventual per cent contribution re-
quired Of wage earners will work a
hardship on persons in the lower SAL
ary brackets, DR.. Altmeyer suggest
ed that I'VE should consider whether
such q condition cannot be recti-
ned most adequately and properly
through other types Of legislation, such
as minimum wage LAWS"
DR.. Altmeyer advocated changes in
the law to include domestic and farm
workers and others now definitely ex-
cluded by the act.
Evening star., 1937-10-05
CHASE NATIONAL
DEPOSITS DECLINE
National City Bank Gains
While Guaranty Trust
Total Drops.
BY the Associated Press.

Cy lile hSoUCldleu f'Itbb.
NEW YORK, October 5.-The
Chase National Bank reported as of
September 30 deposits of $2,128.875,-
900, compared with $2,l36,387 900 on
June 80, and $2,290. $4,000 on Sep
tember 80, 1886.
Loans and discounts amounted to
$817,313,000, an increase of $685.
900 since June 30 and gain of $685.
100000 since September 80, last year.
Total resources were listed at ST.
422, 2,l52 900, compared with $2,426,-
$4,000 and s2,56S, 100000 on the
respective comparable dates.
Investments in United States Gov
ernment securities on ~ latest date
stood at $575,0l1 900, against $685.
$4,000 on June 80 and $765,60l ,00O
a year ago.
National City Bank.
National City Bank Of New York
in a condition statement as of Sep
tember 80 reported record deposits oi
Sl.8l2,046.9l3, compared with 81 ,807..
822,047 on June 80 and $l,705 ,290, 1886
year ago.
Resources were reported at $2,0ll,-
5l7,768, against s2.006,1 1925 on JUNE
80. Holdings of United States Gov
ernment bonds increased to SAT- ,508,-
$50 from S419, ,40l ,464 as of June 80
Guaranty Trust Co.
Guaranty Trust Co. reported de-
posits of s1,528, 8,l30, 1888. against ST.
637,713,246 on June 80. Total re-
sources were Sl,852,543,514, against
$l.984, ,08l. .6l3 three months ago
Holdings in United States Govern.
ment securities amounted to s530,45l,.
39l, against $646,369 ,69l in June.
Evening star., 1937-10-05
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

:. CHICAGO; October 3. tP,.-Poultry
hens 4h pounds up, 221a: less than Az
pounds, 80: White Rock Springs. 21h:
Leghorn chickens, 10: other live poultry
prices unchanged
Butter, 9,071: steady: prices un-
cnansed cnai EGGS, 39o7; easy: extra nrsts
local. 22; cars. 22A: current receipts
Potatoes. 6s: on track. 295: total U. s
shipments. -129; Bliss Triumphs and early
Ohios steady. other stock slightly weaker;
supplies liberal demand slow; sacked. pei
hundredweieht, Idaho Russet Burbanks
Colorado Mcclures. q. g. No. /. 40;
WASHINGTON .Russet Burbanks. q. 8. No
I, Lob; combination grade. 1.4O-b0; North
Dakota Bliss Triumphs. o. g. No. / and
partly. graded. 1.1O-16; Cobblers. q. 8. No
I ana partly graded. oo-e5; Wisconsin,
found Whites. 2. .. No. !. oo-e6; o. o