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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
Another Pioneer Gone,

John w Brown died at his residence in
Lincoln park, South st. Paul, yesterday
at the age of eighty-four years. Deceased
was an old pioneer resident of Minnesota
Born near Lancaster. Penn, April &c.
1915, he came to this state In 1874. He
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

Editor Godkin, of the New York Even
ing Post. parts his humanity in the mid
die He upholds England in its attack
upon the Boer republic, but severely con-
dennis the Philippine policy of our adj
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, with cool
er in southern portion; Wednesday show
ers, brisk easterly winds.
North Dakota-Partly cloudy Tuesday
and Wednesday; variable winds.
South Dakota-Fair in northern. show
ers and cooler, in southern portion Tues
day y Wednesday fair; northerly winds wiz
day; southwesterly winds.
lowa-Fair in southeast. cooler and
showers in northwest portion Tuesday;
showers and cooler Wednesday,; southerly
winds.
Wisconsn-Fair in eastern; showers
and cooler in western portion Tuesday:
showers and cooler Wednesday; brisk
southerly winds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
VIOLATION OF HEALTH LAW.

1t Is Charged Against George Sinks
in Police Court.
George Sinks. an employee of a local
sanitation company, was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday on the charge
of violating the health ordinance relat-
ing to the cleaning of vaults. He is al
legged to have failed to obtain from the
health department permit for the work
done at the premises at 347 Edmund
street The accused pied not guilty. and
secured continuance until Thursday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
GRIM RECORD.
Suicides Among BOhemians as Nu
merOus as Asserted.

CEDAR RAPIDS, To-. Oct. 23.--The Min
isterial union, comprising upwards of
forty ministers and representing twelve
denominations, unanimously passed reso-
lutions today declaring that they had
carefully investigated the circulars pub
lished by the Bohemian Brotherhood
league, claiming that the Bohemian fra
ternal societies taught iniidelity. and find
the figures and statistics relative to sui
cides in the societies TO have been quoted
from official records, and to be absolutely
correct
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
Small Dwelling Burned.

Fire destroyed one-story wooden
dwelling at 1890 this morning located
at 518 Ireland street. 1t was occupied
by Louis Tensteder
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

these words regarding the Philippines:
81 speak not of forcibe annexation, for
that would be criminal aggression. How
about this. Mr. Mckinley?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
Gen. Miles Guest of omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct 23-Gen Nelson a.
Miles will be the guest of Omaha tomor-
row. The general arrives in the city at
SIS a. M, and will be escorted to the
Willard hotel, where a reception Will ps
held for an hour.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
NELLIE DID NOT STAY AWAY.
"Lady Jane" Again Arrested by the
Local Police.

Nellie Glover, the negress known as
Lady jane of whom the police have
been trying to rid the city, was locked
up again last evening. The woman IS
charged with contempt of court. having
been ordered to remain away from tho
city. She was picked up by Officer
Theld at Fifth and Robert streets late
last evening.
May Kennedy was arrested by the Du-
cas- street police last evening on the
charge of stealing SIT from John Quin-
>4ap
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

enth and Bates avenue. 1t is desired that
a full representation be present, as i'm
portant business will come up for con-
sheraton
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
WOMEN ARE PLEASED.

Commend Secretary hong for His
Liquor Order.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 23.-Resolutions
were adopted at todays session of the
Womans Home Missionary Society of the
NJ E. Church commencing Secretary
Long for his recent official decision for
bidding the sale of strong drink in the
navy, and requesting President Mckinley
to give his sanction to the enforcement
of the anti-canteen law Mrs. Clinton B.
Fisk, of New York, was reelected presi-
dent. q
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
DEATHS OF A DAY.

Hugh Henry Osgood, of Connecticut, died
yesterday at Manlius, aged seventy-eight
wears.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

The first newspaper man to be cap
tured by the Beers is an American. or
course he was nearer the front than the
others, else he would not have been cap
tured.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
ST. PAUL.

Yesterdays observations, taken by the
P. f. Lyons observer for the twenty
four hours ended at o'clock last night.
barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation.
Highest temperature ................... So
Lowest temperature :. ............... so
Average temperature ............... So
RdliS range ..-................ ~
Barometer 80. ......... ................. 20. &c
Humidity ............ ............. 4S
Precipitation ........ ............ go. Trace
7 p. M, temperature .................... rs
p. m, wind south; weather, partly
cloudy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
AT THE THEATERs.
METROPOLITAN.

Edwin Mayo in "Pudd'nhead Wilson,
delighted large audience and scored an
other triumph at the Metropolitan opera
house last night A matinee will be
given tomorrow afternoon at which each
lady in the audience will be presented
with one of 1.-The toys of glass upon
which the motive of the play is founded,
glass strip with which to take the
thumb impressions.
The Thirteenth regiment band will give
military concert at the Metropolitan
opera house Sunday afternoon; this is a
splendid musical organization and ranked
as one of the crack bands of the United
States army.
The Nell company will return to the
Metropolitan Sunday night with a grand
scenic and costume production of amy
Robsart,' the famous drama tization of
Sir Walter Seott's 'Kenilworth"
GRAND
Vaudeville lovers have a feast in store
Tor them at the Grand opera house the
present week in the visit of the Hopkins
transatlantic Star Speciality company.
The feature of the performance is Mile.
MarZella and her marvelously trained
birds. This act is a great feature for the
ladies and children. Tomorrow at ESQ the
hrst matinee of the engagement will oc-
cur.
Slack Patti and her forty merry mu-
steal troubadours will come to the Grand
next week
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

In the course of his recent stumping
tour in the Northwest Mr.. Mckinley did
considerable. explaining. There is one
thing, however, he utterly failed to ex-
plain A few months since he made a
speech in New England in which he used
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct 23.-Miss
Fanny Langdon, instructor of zoology in
the university of Michigan, died Sunday
Of appendicitis. The remains will be
shipped to Boston for interment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

The New York Press wonders how
much Aguinaldo has given to the cam
paign fund. Aguinaldo is far beyond the
reach of Mark Hanna's sandbag.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
SECOND WARD DEMOCRATS.
General Meeting of the Precinc,
Committesnen This Evening.

The Second wardnprecinct committee OF
the Democratic City and County organ
ization will hold asgeneral meeting this
evening at Meyers hall, corner East Sew
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
CHURCH is DEFENDED
APOSTOLIC DELEGATE CHAPELLE
TAKES ISSUE WITH STATEMENT
OF GEN. FUNSTON
THINKS HE WAS mis- aUoTED

Says There Has Been No Abuse of
Power by the Catholics In the
Philippines, but, on the Contrary,
the Church Has Done Much to Inn
prove Condition of the Natives
VIII See for Himself
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
FOR SUICIDAL MANIA.
Oliver Anderson Is Committed to
the Rochester Hospital.

In probate court yesterday Oliver An
derson, living on Oneida street, was adj
Judged insane, and sent to the insane hos
pital at Rochester by Judge Bazille. An
derson was afflicted with Suicidal
mania, and it was testified that he had
several times made attempts on his life.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

The return of Gen. Otis will never send
great heart throb pulsating through
Three Oaks, Mich.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

Denver appears to be having ten times
the trouble to get water that Milwaukee
has to get beer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

It is popularity understood that the en-
peror of China is again being measured
for his coffin.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

Doleful reports come from England that
Laureate Austin has written Transvaal
war poem.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

Wanted-New plans and specifications
for a cup taker. Sir Thomas Upton.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
RIVER BULLETIN.
~RS
nj MrRDERots POLICY.

washington time q p. m. St. Paul..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
BRANCH OFFICES.

New York. .....................19 Spruce St.
Chicago. Room 500, No. 81 Washington st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

1t looks however, as though some one
had been imposing on the creduiity of the
Anoka county thought molder. Berg S
friends say that he has had enough pol
itics and lis ready to get his head out of
the crib
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24

Did Mayor Kiefer ever stroll through
South Water street, Chicago?
From Boer point OF view there are
GOOD Rhodes in KimherleY
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKEr.

Whsat~Exporf. No. ! club. SOC: Ne. I hiuos. en-
Size. milling, Nc. club. Sc: hlucs,sm. Sic
= q q
TACOMA WHEAT MARkET.
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peccnshrr was uachaaSsd at a&sSsec: MAY <hass
urs ~ NeasSc The business Il nricaainS . lot
81 ionS nsxsnfcs fcxsa sssst<htvsy. Man fellow
srg The MARKET saSsesi under puts. snd haytnx
against those privileges fssae 20 have mach eject.
psevms<s. the close. az So. aud MAJ At
ac where siiEhtix hesfer suTrssrs uaAserafsea AMI
ne~smeer saeerd ksfe lower. at SSsNer. and MAY
h6se under. ~ fsa&sa1e A. tosnssrs~ VIA NJ eh-
served hostixs ct sesysss - the late Vice
President Hobart. trades worried 20 up deals
for - tuc days
Ccxn weak tht1aKhost thu srsssen Larger
errsntry sscepssaevs were sescxte6 this hei1g u
wsak<nirx snsssscsNs. TIE shipping demand wAs
siaw perenahM closed sesac under yesterdays last
nSuress st siAMe1c Nay clcsad aefe lover. N
xises4s
Oats wvsk with ether ecrvsls. selling II May
helms tire tsstuss business cn the whole ~as
small and scattered Iesegntes closed tsasc under
yesterday. AZ saaes MAY closed &c lower, AZ SEC
Provisions vsrs steady. due 80 the nsmness Of
1ise~Fool Arseffean products January fs9k
closed shade yesterday At 81 sas sats January
lard unchanged. Al s. ~; January FthS Shade ~
The leading sasuFcs ranged fuliewss
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ness In women usually the latter II the
cause.
Hudyap cures aDaeuta; II matters not
the cause. Hudyan brings back a glow
OF health to pale and wan complications.
With anaernia are nearly always Assoc
efated headaches. either dun or throb-
bling. Fig. /. sunken eyes and dark rings
under eyes, Fig. 2; pale face and coated
tongue Fig. 3. paipstation OF heart, Fig.
limbs, Fig. &.
Eudyan promptly relieves these symp-
toms for Hudyan gives tone and strength
to all the body tissuss. assists digestion
and assimilation, brings all the organs
into harmonious action
In cases Of female disorder there is no
better remedy than Hudyan Hudyan
cures all those weaknesses and troubles
that are natural to women alone.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Nov. 2t~The Commercial Adver.
tiser's London financial cahlsgrsm says:
The markets here hating to-day. the siecry
Al Belmont beins regarded inennclusi,e. and the
money outlook beang disiiked. Today GslsNO IN
geld taken fox South Africa. presumably Ia
DAY for horses and mules recently bought In Argen-
tue and Chile. whence IT l. expected further sup
phes of that kind win be obtained The bank
rate rany think. will be advanced 10 Per cent.
next Thursday, Consols down
In the American department today was the idlest
this week until New York began to buy causing
strength at the close. London bought baltimore 8
Ohio. while New York took Union Pacific. Tintos
sSa. Money In fairly good demand
BPeadstaMs.
LONDON. Nov. A--Wheat cargnes of coast Arm
but NOT active eargoes passage. unchanged; Eng
lish country markets firm.
LIVERPOOL, Nov sA~~Wheat-Dui and little
doing: No. | California d aiefss cid: wheat In
Paris, steady nmu in Paris, steady: French coun-
try tarkets, firm. Spo, whea.~Weststn winter,
duh IS 3D. No. l California Is e'ea6s I'd; Ma. /
Northern sprnK. DUH s. Ilsd Futures. steady. Ia
oembe-. 81 sgd: March. s. iosd. MAY. S. fo1d.
Coru~Spot American mixed nominal, - sd: .
American mixed. cid, Is sid Futures steady; De
cemher. j. Sid. January. Is 81,
Ct0sinw Quotations.
LONDON. Nos "a Canadian Pacific. ei Union
Pacific preferred. ssl: Northern Pacific preferred
IA Atchison. "a Grand Trunk III Anaconda. -
Bar silver, easy, q 5i6d per ounce; money, a4a3
per eeut.
THANKSGIVING masquerade Thurs-
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JOBDING QUOTATIONS.
Jobbins quotations today we're - folicvs:
SUGAR, Flour and Coffee.


Sussr-Goldcn c, In bhls AEac: extra c. In bols.
A62sc; beet sugar SOC: powdered. SsGc: dry gran
uiAted. ioc. Tn bills. iiSc higher; cube. ssc. spos
cash prices
Flour. etc.-Patenf Excellent, 1ss: Novelty 4
cao; Star. bakers, 1,E: California brands, 81 -
corn meal. yellow. e8 per 100 lbs. in lelb saeks
corn meal. white. 81 90 per 100 los, in lolh sacks
buckwheat -four. pure. $3.50 per % lbs In sIb sacks:
cracked wheat, s. 8 per loo lbs in lo-ih sacks
farina. g IS per 100 lbs. In lD-ib sacks farina. =
Der 100 lbs. in slb sacks: steel cut oatmeal. = 50
Per LOO lbs in bib sacks graham -four. Ills per LOO
lbs IN ioih sachs: whole wheat -four. slss Per 100
lbs. in lo-ib sacks rye meal, Eie per 100 lbs, In
ieh sacks: rye hour. - 3 per 100 lbs Ia ieth sacks
split peas ioelb sacks. 8; split peas - % per 100
lbs IN Sle boxes; pearl barley, s. 100 ihs. Ia
sacks wheat FAKES 7s-lh boxes. 81 IS wheat flakes.
30 per case of - Glib pkgs; fancy rolled oats. & 50
per boil. in efb sacks meal. yellow. % 80 per
Dbl. In nlh saeks: cprn neal white, = Per bhl. In
50lb sacks. buckwheat houf. pure. 81 % Der Dbl. In
0io sacks: CRACKED wheat. 81 per hhl. In 5o-lh
sarn: steal cut oatmeal. e6n per Dbl. In N-ib
s.eks; graham -four. = 70 per Dbl. in aib sacks
whole wheat flour s. per Dbl in soib sacks; rye
neal = Is per Dbl. In s6-lb sacks rye hoar. a per
cei; fancy rolled cats. $50 ID net hbls s. 70: fancy
rolled oats. sio sacks. - fancy rolled oata per
case. Sea
Coffee Green Mocha per 10 s4ssi.e: Javs. per
70 Asg 2tc Costa Rica. choice. per ID. isAdissc
Roasted Arbuckies. In ielb cases. per cst. 81 Is
Gle essss. Ter cwt, Sf2S: xh casss. per ewt
ia s. Java 0h tins. per n. soSc: sacn s.5c: Alden
1och,. So caracola. a2le; Guatemala. nac: ground
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MaRkss onesasicns today were rxassSesly the
HAEne yesterday
TIE steamer from California Is expected 10 TO-
mesrcw VITA consignment Il oranges. lemons and
graYa&
The sforA a grapes the rsxrkss II srssssf does
nff sell w~ll. ewing To the tact tia, the mAsriry
q the sto~k h In poor condition Coed boxes To-
day hroaxht as high as HN
The market far Is becsaing slightly ssrcux
e. The recent shipments hare hsen i'm guss ronfi-
tcu for ready market Iaysneae oranges are IN
sood demand Al quoted pEics&
Apples are variable. Many merchants are afraid
o. al orersscck. and sslsing their Goods white
others are of the cpinion that rise in prices Ia
m prospect fcdays prices remain the same u.
quoted. the demand fer fanny s,o<k tsine much in
Advance II inferior grades
Yesterday banana shipnent 10 going rapidly Ut
quoted figures The demand for bananas il greater
than Il has heen for several years, owing 20 the
shortage a ether fruit crops
PinesppIes in demand nj quoted prices
VEGETABLES continue practically the SAND new
shipment II tomatoes sells at from sc 10 81 rer
box. The tomatoes are net in very good condi-
tian
CelsrY. cabbage. lettuce and rsdishe< end ready
sale, although tho receipts much In advance IL
the sales Other root Vegetables are IN gped de-
mand
The pnsltry MARKET remains the same Iasse ship
wents fairly osersieck the markets. although the
sales coed
Dairy products and grain remain unchanged
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Breadstu6 s.

Breadatu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov zi-Mheat easy: market
auiet- Barley quiet Oats dun. Spot quotations
we're.
wheat shipping No l. ssc: choice. 81; milling
81 oa4dIa
Barley Feed, TTsas2sc; brewing. asnszsc
oais-Grax. NGtai i2s: milling aisain
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. Is.l-a. Oregon. i.szs Wash
iSgton. z.sa. heat. centais fn.sss: barley. - $50
oats centsts. eae; Oregon. SIZE: Washington 20
corn. eentais coo; potatoes saehs 1876 bran sacks
ana: middlsngs. SACKS. 80; hay. tons. @s, wooi
bales. Ss. hides No -
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Millstuss- Middiinss, slsa9. bFan SIS saaiT re.
Hsy- Wheat, 8. soais: wheat and uas S. soas 50
hes, harley ksa7 So alfalfa Sos: stack sass 80
compressed wheat 81 ss1 ~: .trs~ per bale l8asoe
Pota,nes-EaSiy Rose mammal; river Rushanks 4
estc river reds. sse Csc: Salinas Bnrhsnks she Is
sweet. 5sesati 10. Oregon Bssrtaaks, saza&iia
Appiss-Choice, 81 g; common. Sc
Batter-~Fanry creamery, sts5~ seconds. Izazsc
fancy aasTs. 2lazse; seconds. iss2nc picked. Ia
Ac: drkin zsezgae
Cheese Sew. n4aI.se: cld aaisc Young Amer.
icsu bah: Eastern. is0ts4r: Western. isaise
Eggs ssre. zsseases fancy ranch fssisc, Eastern
1eEe
Wool and Hops.
Wool spring Nevada. fsaisc: Eastern Oregon, 4
aise valley Oregon. isa &c Fail Sarslscrn aafua,
ssin lambs lnn1zc mountain lafnfs sfsiec ssn
Joaquin plains. -alne: Humsoidt aud Nrnaocino
lSaie
Hops-crop a 1890. u@lae
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Easy; December. ssr May. Nxs
cssh, 81
ctrn-Larse yellow. si.szsiGs
es = Fl
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
GeneraI Quotations.

NEW YORK. Nov. ~ -FiosSt~ Receipt a. 6s
barrels: exports Q as harreis. market quiet
wheat-Reerspss. 20 z:s oasAess. exsrts. q 81
hssbsis spot, ssak. Ne rel, ID & a. b. ssnat
spot. Options opened easy Mt deetAae ~ kass
under weak cables declined " further oe BaliI4.
sson; later Tire msvkrs rallied covering and closed
inse ig~<v: Msrcs eiosed nj ssses Mas. ~. Ise.
rxnh4r. T1se
Nesl~t Quiet.
ceSee-Osssans closed steady 10 IS n<sst< le~er
sales x ia bags. inoissdans ipespsnher f9s5 ~
Isnuzsy, sTsns ss. MsyeA. ssas as sfs& Rio
essy Nc insyies. &c. Nc. Snbtsas ~ Eaiaa
sts&sy s;arso.s ss@I3c
saxar-Hs~. sts&1s. fair retaining De-, ne.
Eaesi steSHy.
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CHIC AGO. Nor 2Na Prise cattle on sSit
ashers saw stsa1s prizes god 70 ekoies. s. ss
2 r-7as rasaism Stss IS Eizssi staeszss ssss Ts
swssrf feeders ~ Nsf-4 znssd t8 efsoiex sSws O. *
asA hsffesa s. Hxas On; txsnsrs 81 7sss. tssiis
s. .ses calves s4ss. ted Tsx&s A~~sss 81 ssas
grass Texas STEERS. r..sss: Western faase bssse
ttwsH
Haxs-rasrsy ss*ass. mfrsd ard sssfclasxs s. sal
ssxss rs ssscsee hsssg s. r ye4. s~gis hszsg 81 80
4 IS ligA.. s. sssee ~ ss1a 81 SALES. s. sSs81 &c
Sssssgy Hsfkss stssay xaSA isasa4s 10 hsssses
i've ~sshe~s s. Ss0s M sSnsta. ttaa5 Is Western
wpths~. &C -snt; Ressesw ssnsts ksasEs
Rsvs4E4a-rsssse s@s; tuws. - cs. saesss s3a
Omaha.
OMAHA xes - -Eecssstz. $50. Ess8Eet s@ss&Y
rs.f~s s~rk ssse-s, 81 eas - Weysesr sssera IL aa
sss- Texas ssesTs - EsstH eevs ass hsxtsrz 3 y
81 ssusf~s y az7: ssn&krrs sad ssszisss. e sSz
az. oaIsns ss4- - h<sS sno stays e ga45s -
tkeesitss. SOC EssffFf sbs1s aSrs7s hesssTs
q ssss ~ nstst. s. Sss3-E. HIATT. Es3z33 81
izals II ssisx. E.sse~1S
s1sssf.~ g4eeiEss - uxrkzs stair fair "a
feses u ezHeras s. $40 ss5 ss9sA sss&es
81 Asss. psSss. sss&1
-
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Finur-sfsads.
Wheat spranx, No :. saesse: red. Ne, 2. e7esee..
CaFn~<c1 . AaSsic
oAts-No. :, she ac: white, No, . sstss 6se: Ne.
;. &RaSe
Rye~Se. :. ssssSsc-
Harley Ne 2, Nesssc
FtsaSsed-~No. L. Slss&la
Timethy Prime, s. sst yss 10
Mess Ys,ik-f'eF barrel. S7snsN.
Lssd--i'er tee pounds NSAaah
Sftes-shoFt ribs, horse, 81 sAaa Is
sls,nislers-pfy ssltea, boxed aae5sc
sides Shoft clear. boxed, s5lSaS N
WHISKY astiiiers finished goods, rsr gallon.
Al