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mini
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wame desperate
in t
om posed
fir
he pulpit
appear
ly « them-
up his
. on
addressed
LE
the
tones of
he said, "it's
always
germon
o 1
gel al
as ye
begin my
wait a wee till 1 Ang,
i no worth hearing
‘ye, and I'll no care;
go before | ha’
this one chance.”
all fairly
went on
my text
but
the discourse
advize this
such
commenc-
¢ Were awake
he
I shall take
rds ‘Know thyself’
*& I begin
would not
that ti:
re} for the two
I will say
that 1
congregation
profitiess ac-
nore nor a nod
London
Her Efficient Mistress,
shiftless
through
col-
had a
rrying
who
i heard
I |
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i no six days to
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A Judicial Expert.
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"Howdy, Zeb?"
Hear
irthouse?
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8001
Simpson
awley for
“Why.
suing Abner
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verdiek of six lamages,
He thought that wy ill the damage
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put in the cooler.”
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far when he
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wife
the
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land Plain Dealer
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“I was taught to drink coffee at
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“About five years ago a friend
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“My husband and little daughter
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tum instead of coffee. I no longer
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fect.” p
If some of these nervous, tired, Ir-
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Weekly Review of Trade and
Market Reports.
Bradstreet's says:
Trade reports continue to display
tendency particularly noticeable in
the east parts of the nearby South
Yet on balance trade at a majority
of points is probably better than it
reporting i{mprovement, the North-
west showing up in good shape, the
good, with the Southwest
satisfactory, though house sales
there are lighter, while the West,
except Ohlo and parts of lowa, re-
ports progress. More favorable
weather conditions appear to be'the
chief influence making for Improve-
ment; but, on the other hand, the
poor condition of country roads
tends to deter anything iike a free
movement. Staple lines are in chief
request and as a matter of fact buy-
ers continue backward to future
commitments except where price
conditions favor them.
High prices of manufactured goods
and uncertainty as to their perman-
expansion in trade, but as the situa-
ficult to reduce prices on large
scale because raw materials are so
high and because present profits are
normally remunerative Sum
a
year, but the point i:
not measure up to
which were keyed up
point Retall trade has
improved at a few points, but on
the whole the week's development:
have not been especially satisfactory.
prospects of a very early Easter
trade not having materialized,
Wholesale Markets.
New York.—Wheat-— Spot easy;
No. 2 red, 127¢. nominal elevator
domestic and nominal f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 Northern Duluth and No. 2
hard winter, 1.27 nominal f. 0. b
afloat.
Corn
er, 66%
export basis
f. 0. b. afloat
Oats —8pot
Ibs., nominal;
32 lba.,
&42
Eggs
fancy,
hd
it was last
does
to a high
steam-
elevator
nominal
steady:
62%
65
Spot barely
No. 4,
and
and
Nn 9
«20, -y
260232
eG @
a4
easy; mixed,
natural white,
48 @ 51c.; clipped white,
ibs, 50% G03
Nearby hennery,
296 30¢.; do. gathered, white,’
2T@ 29%; do., hennery brown and
mixed, fancy, 28@ 27; do., gathered
brown, fair to prime, 26@ 26: West-
ern first, 25@ 26%; seconds, 2480
24%.
Philadelphia,—Wheat firm:
tract grade, March, 1226124:
Corn-—Firm, le. higher;
and April, 64@ 64%
Oats-—Steady; No. 2
ural, 52% @ 53
Butter Steady:
creamery, J4« do.,
35.
Eggs Firm:
vania and other
2bc. at mark:
in returnable
Western
current
Cheese ¥
white
Toll
March
white,
nat-
Western
prints,
extra
nearby
ie
nearby
do .
CREO
higher: Pennsyl-
firsts, f. ¢
current receipts
«4c. at mark,
, <5 at mark; do.,
, «4 at mark
rm, fair demand; New
York fall ams, choice. 174%c.;
do., fair to good Ls @17.
Live Poultry fowls,
old roosters. 13%
19@G 20,
si
iH
firsts, f. c
receipts, f
ere
17@
18¢ chick.
ens,
14@
Dressed
killed fowls
to good, 17
broiling
We
chickens,
ducks, 17@ 19; geese
Steady:
choice, 18¢.; do.,
FIs:
chickens
fresh
fair
14;
2
oultry
roosters
do glern,
West ' 3
Western
to good, 3 5
} Western:
aearby chol
choice 5
<4; du
do.. Ré& 20
1"
at ws 1
yy B8iern,
do.
Baltimore-—Wheat
Waatern, 121%e.; No
No red, 1.16; stean
1.14
1
2
1% . steamer No, 2
%
Corn 63c
May, 6614
Oats
valor,
wo ght,
mixed, No. 2. 495;
Rye-—-We quote,
Western, domestic,
81@ 83;
Hay
thy--No. 1,
21; No. 3.
Mixed Choice.
$20@ 20.50;
Clover-—No. 1,
19.
Straw-—-—We quote, per ton:
Straight rye, fair to choice, $15: do.,
No, 2, $14; tangled rye, blocks, $10
@10.50: wheat blocks, fair to |
choice, $7 50@ 8; oat, good to prime, |
$8@10
Butter—We quote, per 1b.: Cream.
ery, fancy, 32@32%ec.; creamery
choice, 30@ 31; creamery good, 28
@29, creamery, imitation, 21@ 23;
crenmery, prints, 304 33.
Eggs-—Prices were again advanced |
“be. per dozen. Choice, fresh eggs |
met with ready sale. Duck eggs in |
fairly active demand. We quote, per i
dozen: Maryland, Pennsylvania and |
nearby firsts, 22¢.; Western firsts, |
22; West Virginia firsts, 22: South- !
Spot : April, 643;
No. 3
45 Le.
alc.
white, heavy, in ele
White, No. 2. as to
3. 49; No. 4, 47;
No. 3, 48.
per bu.
50@ 80c¢.:
2, nearby,
quote, per
$21.50;
$17.50 19.
20.50@ 21;
No 2. 3
$20; No. 2,
No
No,
No,
S0@ 81.
ton Timo-
No, 2, %20@
Clover
No. 1,
1860 19.50
$17.50
NO,
We
duck eggs, 35.
Dressed Poultry-—-We quote,
Turkeys, choice, small, 24G
do., medium to large, 22@
23; do., fair to good, 21@ 23: do.,
old Toms 20@ 21; chickens, chol~e,
young, 19@ 20; do., old and mixed,
176@ 18; do.. old roosters, 11612:
ducks, 186 20: ecapon, 26@ |
small
per |
2b6¢.:
and slips, 20@ 21.
Live Stock.
Chicago, ~~Cattle—Market steady
to strong. Steers, $5.80@ 8.40;
cows, $4@6; heilers, $4686.25;
bulls, $4.50@ 6.10; calves, $3@ 10;
stockers and feeders, $4.40@ 6.
Hogs—Market opened 20@ 25e.
higher and sold off later abou: 10e.
Choice heavy, $10.80 10.90; butch.
ers, $10.80@ 10.90; light mixed,
$10.60 10.60; cholea light, $10.65
@10.76; packing, $10.70@ 10.80;
pigs, $10@ 10.60; bulk of sales,
$10.70@ 10.80,
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mek and legs ache? Throat sore,
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