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The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-12-14

toEH md cranes .............S5, OOO.O OF
Igs Manufacturing Company-Franl
Bar Of the Iowa Manufacturing Com,
PAN las improved the foundry anC
pss q the company. There have beer
add1c, 10 the foundry and to the of,
fee he amount of about =. ST., OoooC
Elfa,h Lumber Co-Built a large
shs fr dry lumber on the south side OF
tha aaDerty on Second avenue West,
bgzer B and c streets. New fences
and psseral improvements. ST., 10000
EsTge Floral Company-There have
De- ;rsroyements and additions to the
pr--T-T Of the company in the way OF
a aatrg plant and other improvements
to 81 mount of about ......SI, 5oo.o
M. Bros.-New implement house
On gir5 avenue West next east OF %he
BIZ n tracks. ..............SI 81, 10000
I.cr / F. and w. R-New two
g. r,iern business block on North
Me- treet, and heating plant $4,000.
G6-,ton Bert-Increased business
ksa;s g building bakery ovens and
adso facilities .............: 81 900 90
E.5lsgbal. T. E.-Remodeled, en-
l,-ei din nd improved his business block
o. gor5 c street and the same will be
~ .b,,t .............$2. 10000
Ta.a'5enhaIl-Jack Williams chop
~, & :. ,.@a,odeied and refurnislled $500.
T..iSsE Shoe Company-lmprove-
mas n a shoe store ,...,.'..S59o,oo
~ ..,cb Laundry-ROom on East
n . venue reftted and new machinery
~ $ a'g ,,;r .........$ 81 10000
req si' : tCrookham-Front of Ma
hso County State Bank building 8 re- E.
rI Sll.i "a Herald, Hoffman Bros
Y, N orafng press, new engine aE "a ana no
6 5i, Steam Laundry-E[ecrea
ne sl ,s.ter tanks and other m g,oo oo
s wac 1.......... 600
F-BuiIding repaired for the
~ house .............. p <oo.oo
g elop Traditional convenienceS
e Z ..;ogs during the year $4,000
\ frn9lsn''fni aria-Rebuilt sheds and
, Sl ;nes south Of the Boyer E SGoo ny
zee ir;,,e.d-Remodeling and inn
Elements : me- = ~ Hi-New brick block on
!, eh ts, e. West for the firm OF Pop Pop
u a's' Bernstein, general oo r1e %
a1s bodybuilding and fur
ss Cd q home for church on :. s soo 90
sand stree' p,art--Remoyed carpenter
Car. .,d Dei on South c street
g o, 3. 'i improvements in S saolpo
ci,arl--Built a brick
neas san,, and shop on High 3, avenue soo oe
value about Additions and i'm
j Clair, = wholesale property .. on on
H 1eelssd avenue -.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-12-14


dwelling, corner of Sixth street and A
avenue, eight rooms and modern in all
apartments ......... $4,000 90
Hln,on, 6. A.-Moyed dwelling and
bullt outbWIdlngs on lot ........S $500 90
Hendryx, J. C.-PracricaIIv re69iI,
properly at the corner OF G. avenue and
{ street ............ .........$2ooooo
billiard, WilIlam-A fyc-room cot
tage on South Second street $4,000
Harold, Jacob Anew residence OF
SIX rooms and modern cOnveniences on
NORTH fOuTl0 street. ........ So, 600 90
Kemble, WiI-Two and half story
home erected Immediately north of his
former home on the Kemble Floral Co.
grounds Fifteen rooms and large base
ment, all modern conyenienccs. One OF
the best homes erected in the city dur
ing the season ................S6. 100000
Kellogg, Ira-Cosy cottage of five
rooms on North ! street north OF the /
talr grounds .................SI.5 10000 /
kalbaCh. john A-ImproyemenjS in /
his residence property corner High ave I
and Seventh street ............$I, 10000 .
Kellogg. ChaS-Ereytcd small cot /
taeg on North street, north OF the fair
grounds. 1t is worth about $500 $4,000
Jones. Sam-Rcpaired and added to
property on Sou.h Second street, place
occupied by Mr.. and MIS- Harry AndeT-
son ........... $4,000
Hinton, g. A-Improyed nome east
OF the city and made additions $4,000
Hoffman. d, A,--AIade additions to
and lmDrOVCd the aDDeaTanCa of his res
ldence on First avenue East 60. $4,000
Harold Jeff-Built barn and made
improvements to property on South Sec
ond street ......... ...........$25OOo
fitzpatrick, Wm.-Built large stable
South b street and Fourth avenue $500
Llnderman, (. S.-HaS remOdeied 4
building and now has quite a cosy home
south OF the city. Value about $4,000
Long, Ihomas-Erected two small
on Fourth avenue west, for ten
lntS, value about $500 each. 81, 10000
Lyons, I. VA roomy two-Story I
lone on Second avenue Just west OF 4
MARKET, all modern convenienceS. Nine
oomS. value about ........... 100000 d
MGCulloch, ChaS.-Buht three places c
n South ID street, all OF the better and
ioaeiH styie Oh teIelIelH properly Two
re cottages OF five rooms each valued a! V
bout ST. 900 each and the thirt story and o
half house of eight rooms. $1,000.
otal ,............ ..........S3, 10000 {.
Moore, George E.-Made much I'M g
rOvernant IN h;s ,iara IN Cnitth Seventh IN
fN4tiSnt " ms p'asS VA NN''i' .I
rect, raising it to full two stores, and
taking IT modern in all particulars, a,
ID
Martin. Mrs Mary-Built five
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-12-14
SUMMARY


Sum total .......... -. $40, 8a8 ~
INCREASE IN BUSINESS.
While there has been the greatest i'm
/ ProveInent III the line OF property in the
/ cllty there has also been a corresponding
/ increase IN the amount of capital that
has been invested in business in the city
I during the past season and the sum total
OF this IS difficult to estimate A plance
at what has been done will show some
thing of the amount of the incrase
inerc was the consolidation of the
StraS5urgcr ( Pfeifer mercantile in.er-
csts and enlargement OF the stocks Fred
ROmer and the Hub clothing stores in
creased their stocks 10 double the form
Ct size and have occupied double stores.
The Green & Bentley firm haye added
a wholesale and re,ail book and sr6ti6n= (
cry house to their business and are. in a
double store and in all these cases The
increase in the amount of the capital in
vested amounts to thousands of dollars.
PopOfSky & Bernstein have opened
new department store and called it the
Fair
Westenhaver Brothers have occupied
the old Boston store locality and have
increased the stock.
There have been numerous additions
to the number of firms in the grocery
business in the city.
Al Watts with his Bonaparte Clothing
House comes to the city and enters busi-
ness with stock that runs well into
of dollars
c. c. Harris establishes new fruit
and commission house for the city
The Swift Packing company have e.
.ablished branch of their packing bu.
ness in the city.
The D. & W. Tea company ha
doubled their business and have taken
Enlarged quarters.
The Acme Manufacturing company
,omes to the city and this means the in
,estment of $25.ooooo. and the spending
If more than an equal amount
The Nugent Separator company have
established manufacturing plant in the
ity and have several thousand dollars
invested.
The Cary Woodward Cafe is another
edition to the business interests along
Iigh avenue.
Thos. Epeneter has several thousand
ollars invested in new billiard hall.
The two telephone companies IN the
ity have increased their business cap
city to a considerable extent.
evils Brothers came 10 the city
it'll large implement exchange and az
cultural business
Bert INCLUSION puts in a new bakery.
The Green Candy company doubled
,eir store-room and stock and added
UGH necessary machinery
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-12-14

CrooEha aah Mrs. R. K. Davis
-BuIlt an sfo0m Story-and-a-half
residence 1Toom modern cot
tage on Il aa1 Second street north
OF + a'ef has moved a ahird
building b gag two and is rehttine
the same science property. The
entire mp Is worth about S., zoo
me" improvements to prop
cry on y sreet. ....... $500 90
IN ''''I -kemodeling and
s n4iis d. ms residence on
1>C -, III >y. .,.....$5oo.oo
la n Is nov erecting a res
,uellce on a'enue West THAI will
" W. WIZ! VI 49,. ST.. 600. 90
DaiIy' purchased house that
5000 Oh 3 tae E. Bates place
IIe I''o ~. q i los n. E street. Re-
p'' Do,,;s 80, $4,000
DAVIS Erected a fve~room
C ~ Seventh street at a
Davis EN-. 100000
80 D@E,S' 7'lgaern residence on
I ,,, VI las, all conven- F
Duncan l-lsd6sd = 'S3,5oo:oo I
p ptroa 81 "a II ieF 4 avenue and A
cost 90. 81 e toSills'
Donncl Sincere. = = =; : ;?,3oo 90
his reside isnh D sroo, aolii , TO
@ w.t. Vslue OF
Else, sie in,oro ,.,.., $4,000
property 4 strest T nmi,. to
Evans, S3ade n,,n,bo "-"e 200,
proveme dEellng ne 80. ol mn
Second s Fourtb So -, ooI t.er OF Z.
Evans, 81 bam Ia a'ell .. $4,000
street outage with 5ou IN, p
ern appo 's.. mod
Eume -Rs5oil, A., p, 600. 90
building By fre ana out
Fitch, its rps;do., -, $4,000
erty on ad stres staelice prop
Finley lDsrinesr,a.,s.,.S u, $1,000
Pubic SIS eree,eS e OF the
md mod go East III a pretty
east OF ata Tbar 'sh avenue, {
looms a. noder, are nine a
II the p d yalna $ siphyenlenceS
Ferrel aoout $500, /
Dom e. NORA sa>o-s.ory, ten \
avenus opysn;D street near r
Greevs -Bujlt 1elleeS. 81 500.
house q seee,.blss ''lah green o
North e. s,lso mouse on n
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-12-14

J - go course OF erection on South Second
b,,,ISs,.' 'iidt VIII be an eight-room modern
5o oligilg and VIII cost in the neieilbor-
AJso '..............3.. ST.. 500 90
C.t t2o 0uilt neat seyen-room ocftaoe on
6outh second street south Of C e
6 Si"eA dt beginning of season ST zoo.
~ Dwell John-New two-room ana
Nh ~ addition to his properly on
ps "a street, value about $500 %
r,dS alIl, Albert Anew residence az
tnso convenience, seven rooms and
RanTai1I ~; ..;,,............. s., 10000
randolph, Will-Has erected small
- fSiuefice on South First street at a cost
R,Thv i,I-.'''.;, ............ 10000
10y AhdreW-Ten-roo story and
L. ,iaIi residence property on North Mar
p; Sleel' near u avenue. 81. soooo
MI, N'eIAe, W. E.-Erected a neaa COT
ease tenement property on Third avenue
VI oe'ellth street, value about CT zoo
49,, JJpeIGer. II. L.-Repairs to resi6N1ce
ana addition, 60
2;IJuiIipS' Joe-Erected neat cottage
SoiuTiIce Tor tenement, corner G avenne
0'iS ! street. and repairs for year $4,000
ia spei, John-Iwo tenement proDer-
s,os at me corner of l street and F;rst
@a 'eliu &c cottage buildings of six rooms
So, 200 and with outbuildings S2.5
ros ;lil.'ll' Louie Improvement on
eSCt Cue property and at store 500 %
"ha"' WIllfam-Erected an eIeoant
~ room, two and half story resi-
So modern IN all particulars on
0o o Market street south of the civ an
ST., w '.''..... So, $1,000
oLo"' W. P neat and COSY modern
nome on South Market street II i
story and half structure of ten rooms
ana all modern convenences and cos
Shot,. ,,r.'''r -. ........ ST. $1,000
ohpley, Mrs. Kate-Rebuilt residence.
property on Second avenue east. near
r mhui street, making a roomy home of
modern convenience. 60 -oo -
Sheppard, w. C-An eight room
modern residence on A avenue east far
Ralph Burnside. e. 80 49, ~.
spencer, }. W.-Has commenced the
erection OF a small reidence on South
l street that will be valued at about
Tbor,,, '';,''I '.......... ST 10000.
thompson, J. Dive room cottage
IesiGence on South Second street with
out buildings. e. i
ierTeA, Ihomas-Made Improvements
anu changes to property on North G
TT,,,,',''' '.,.'.:..... ..... $4,000
Wymore, Andy-Built a neat eioIt-
room residence on c avenue west near
+ + street, value in the neighborhood
Walker, L. P-Neat cottage RESI-
lence on South Second street 7SI soooo
Williams, JOhn-New barn and orr
LUNGS ........... ...... S2oooo
Wray, REINFORCEMENT to his res
dence on First avenue east. $1,000
Worth, Fred-Ten room two story
eSidence property at the corner 4
venue and Second street, modern i'm
royementS. e.
Worth Fred-Also built a tenement
n the vacant lot just nor,ll of his resi-
NethereL, Frank-Has Commenced
he erection Of handsome and roony
esidence East avenue that viii he
.Qrth in the neighbor1ood of. s.. soooo
Wooster, Alf-Addition to residence
n South A street $500
The general and small Improvements
ne city, such as Singing. barns and
1T buildings, small additions. paintino
ID small. repair have been quite General
l over the city during the entire season
ID the amount will be in the neighbor-
~ VI -. - ..'..-e'--.-- ..-,-s 100000
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-12-14

The Most Practical Slipper IS ths
Juliet-a sort of a "Slipper shoe ana
no Juliet equals the Dodge juliet
They're not expensive, fol they arc
worth the price.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-12-14

,nnsI@esT sbsO1 n.s
5000 0
s s:ssas ygs.siss'ss 3 J
lgisaIsIaTTaRRe.l
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-12-14

Carl--BuiIt q DIIIA
5sa ,aon', and shop on High g. a soo'
value about : Additions and i'm m,
claif, 4 wholesale property o on on
MAN 11.Isnd avenue
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01

If the purchases of the new crop that
have been made in the past ten days in
this immediate tobacco section were all
reported they would fill columns of this
paper with sales. The market price for
the 99 crop has long since been fixed
and the dealers who intend to secure
packing of this crop must make up their
minds to pay the going prices or stay
out of the market. The tobacco growers
are receiving their share of prosperity
times in an advance of from one to two
cents above what the '98 crop sold for. It
is highly probable now that the balance
of the crop will bring the going prices
since more than one half is contracted
for already. There are many large ope-
rators who have not yet entered the
market, enough to absorb the remaining
portion of the crop and those already
we'll loaded will see to it that the "tail-
enders' do not get any advantage in the
later slumping of prices. It is not only
in this state but elsewhere in the cigar
leaf districts have the buyers shown a
disposition to pay better prices for the
'99 crop. So hereafter the manufacturer
must pay more for his stock. The era
of cheap tobaccos are over for few
years, at least.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01
GAINESVILLE, WIS, Nov. "a, '99.

Nearly all the local dealers are riding
for the '99. They are not running horses
or rushing things, but are buying in a
matter fact, business way; as if they
wanted the tobacco. Not only the deal
ers of this market but those of nearly
every market in the state are riding and
the quantity they are picking up is no
small amount. Prices range from 4 to
&c for the cheaper grades and from 6 to
&c for the better grades, the last figure
being but rarely paid.
This is one of the years when the far
mer gets good price, and sure enough
he earns it and we'll earns it too. We
estimate that nearly one-half of the '99
crop has been contracted for, and still
some of the most extensive dealers have
hardly begun buying.
Moist weather this week brought the
hanging tobacco into case and many
havettaken down portion of their crop
and early deliveries will soon begin.
Around the warehouses the old goods
are receiving a fair amount of attention.
During the past few weeks F. S. Baines
has picked up about 300 cases of '98 of
the farmers in southern Dane county.
I. A. Ryan sold so cases of 98-Farm
and Home.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01
CAMBRIDGE, Wis, Nov. "a, 80.

1t has been a number of years since
there has heen apparently, such scram-
BILE for tobacco in this section as there is
at present, and, from all reports, the crop
is being picked up very rapidly at prices
ranging from to &c. There have been
no less than dozen buyers in this sec
ton all the week. Sales which have
casually drifted to us are as follows:
FL. @. Volneberg, &c; John Severson, 71a
cents-5 per cent at &c; Herman Lein, Sc;
Fred Rumpf, 7Ac; Dr. A. G. Amundson,
615c; Fred Nelson, 615c; Paul G. Lee, Sc;
Hans Kvitley, 615c; VIM. Popplow, 619c
10 per cent at &c; Fred Lebineu, 61ac
10 per cent at 2c.-News.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01
SToUGHToN, Wis, Nov. "a, '99.

The weather the past week has been
favorable for the handling of the new
crop and considerable has been taken
down. E. T.. Watson of Hanerville, took
down his entire crop of 8a and is now
being rushed to get it stripped and bun
died. n. FL. Nelson of Burke was in
town Wednesday looking for help to as
sist him in stripping his 16 acre crop.
T. J. Colman of Madison was comparing
notes here on Wednesday. We hear of a
few sales of the so the past week: G..
Stebbins has bought IL acres of Sam
Asperheim at 64&2c, and s acres of
Peter Gresheim at 61a&2c. Gullick
johnson sold acres to Edgerton buyers
at &c straight. Buyers are doing some
riding getting pointers but buying very
sparingly.-Hub.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01
NUMBER 81.
DEERFIELD, WIS.,, Nov. "a 49,,

That the buying of the 80 crop is now
fully begun is no longer a question.
Buyers are riding through the country
every day, and pick up crops that can
be got at reasonable prices The reason
why the crop is not picked up more
generally seems to be that the growers
have too hig' an opinion as to the value
of the crop.
The sales coming to our notice during
the week are: J. Donstad, Ga at 6&2c;
Andrew Brictson, Ga at 634&11sc; Ole
Simonsen, 5a at &c; Geo. Dahl, Ia at &C.
N. L. Resland bought Goes o. 9S, first
of the week, at p. t.
The weather has been favorable for
keeping the hanging tobacco IN case, and
a good deal is being taken down and
stripped Enterprise.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01
New York.

Sales of Seed Leaf Tobacco reported
for The Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter by
J. S. Cans Son, Tobacco Broker, No. 1913
Water Street New York, for the week
ending, Nov. 81 1899:
1O00cs 9S Wis. Hav. at 10 to 1870.
20Ocs '97 Wis. Hav. at 9A to 1O1ac.
150cs 98 Gebhardt at u to 1870.
425cs 98 Zimmers at 13 to 1519c.
100cs '97 Zimmers at TIC.
2OOcs '98 State Hav at II to TIC.
25Ocs 98 Pen. seedleaf at 1917 to 1119c.
Toes '98 n. E. Hav. at 20 to SOC.
Total 2400cs.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01

A notice. warning against violations of
the revenue law regarding tobacco, is as
follows
Manufacturers, wholesalers and retail
dealers in cigars, tobacco and snuff vio-
late the internal revenue law when they
buy or sell any of the above named arti-
cles for resale in any manner other than
in the full package, put up, stamped
branded, and marked by the manufac-
turer Section No. 1892 provides how
cigars shall be put up by the manufac-
turer, and when sold for resales, the law
provides penalty of not more than ST.
600 and Imprisonment for not more than
two years if they are sold in any other
way than in the manufacturer original
and unbroken package. This section,
however, provides for the sale at retail
only, by retail dealers only, from the
manufacturer package, and the retail
dealer, at his place of business, is the
only one who can break or sell from a
broken box, and he cannot make sales
except in full boxes when the cigars are
bought from him to be sold again.
Failure to destroy stamps as soon as
the box has been emptied makes one
liable to the penalties of the law, and the
same is true if other cigars than those
originally placed there by the manufac-
turer are placed in a partially filled box.
Tobacco and snuff, like cigars, can
only be purchased by the retail dealer in
packages put up by the manufacturer or
importer, in kind, character and size as
prescribed by law, properly stamped,
marked and branded, and the stamps
must be Immediately destroyed by the
owner or person in whose possession it is
when emptied, and, like cigar boxes these
packages cannot be refilled. Section
1868 permits retail dealers only, to sell at
retail only, and not for resale, tobacco
and snuff like cigars from the manufac-
turers packages, but if for resale, it must
be in the manufacturers unbroken pack
age.
This Office is not required by law to
send out this notice, and it's non-receipt
will afford no relief. No further notice
will be given regarding the requirements
as all persons should inform themselves
regarding the laws governing the same
before they become engaged in it.
***
The new Havana-American Company,
called by some the Clear Havana Trust,
will be in running order by the first of
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01

The new Havana-American Company,
called by some the Clear Havana Trust,
will be in running order by the first of
December. The individual factories will
run as usual until that time, when few
changes will be made in the management
of the several plants. -.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET

LII mas Deen nuSCnnS times IN many Ol
the tobacco sections the past week and
it has been long years since were wit
messed more rapid buying of crop. The
too has been so brisk that
prices have been cracked up point OF
so in consequence. Some whole sections
have been pretty we'll cleaned up during
the scramble that has ensued. We are
to growers for the major por-
ion of the following transactions:
Lewis Ellickson, 14a at 81s&315c. II
Anthony Anderson, la at TIC.
George Dickinson, 10a at 7c.
Herman Lien, la at SC; 10 per ct at &c
John Chrstianson, ga at Tale.
Jacob jacobson, ga at 71s&2c,
John Auby, ga at 7c.
John Auby, La at Tale.
A. F. Olson, 16a at &c.
Thomas Barton, 8a at 714&2c.
Hans Christianson, IA at 615&2c.
Arthur Vickers, Ia at 71s&2c.
L. E. Dixon, ga 7&2c.
Smith & Bagley, ga at 8&2c.
Smith Il Bagley, ga at 714&2c.
Smith & Bagley, Ga at 615&2c.
Smith & Bagley, ga at 5&2c.
F. r. Boyce, Ga at 614&2c.
p. S. Peterson, Ga at 7&2c.
Otis Whaling, 8a at 7&2c.
J. Stenjhem, ga at 8&2c.
M. Halvorson, 8a 71a&1c.
0. Ell. Carpenter, Ga at 1920.
John Kennedy, ga at 7&2c.
P. Barrett, Ia at 794&2c.
Geo. Lynts, 5a at 7c.
Harry Green, ga at 615c.
D. L. Earle, IA at sac.
T. d. Larson, IA at 815c.
T. D. Larson, 3a at 919c.
Il. d. Larson, 1Oa at Sc.
John Clayburg, Ia at 7115&2c.
Ole Venaas, LA at 715&2c.
G.. Carlson, ga at 7&2c.
Ben johnson, ga at 7Ac.
Isaac Bunting, IA at 74&2c.
VIM. Goldthorp, Ga at 8&2c.
Herman Koosh, 5a at 715&2c.
VIM. Noble, ia at 715&2c.
Joe Noble, 3a at 7S2c.
J. R. Lien, 8a at 9S1c
0. G. Venaas, ga at nc.
John Cleberg, Ia at TIC.
y. L. N NelSon, lOa at I q NC.
Adolph Nasett, Ga 7&2c.
Ole Aas, la at 6&1c.
M. S. Kalland, Ia at 7&2c.
VIM. Armstrong, 3a at &C.
Lars Peterson, 215a at Gaze.
Fred Lawton, liza at 619&2c.
0. L. Guam, 5119a at 7&2c.
r. L. Watson, 8a at 514 &3c.
A. M. Augustine, la at 514&3c.
Jenson & Cruise, ga at Gaze.
Jens Jenson, 5a at DC.
Ole Anderson, 5a at SC.
.. Viney, ga at sc,
G. L. Hammerquist, "a at 7&2c.
The bulk of the sales recently made
were above 7 cents and an occasional
one above the Sc mark. The movement
now is so we'll under way in all sections
that cleaning up of the crop seems not
Some estimates place the
buying of the past two weeks at from
5000 to 1000 acres. At least considerable
over half the crop is sold to date.
The trade in old leaf is fairly satisfac-
5ory to packers. c.. L. Culton reports
5he sale of 7O0cs of '98 during the week.
Andrew Jenson bought 57cs of G. T.
Gullickson.
A few lots of the new crop have been
delivered during the week and a couple
If warehouses have started packing.
The shipments out of storage are again
arge, reaching a total of So car loads,
2766cs, to all points for the week past.
Since last report 1432cs of cigar leaf
we're exported from New York.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01

The City Mills is prepared to do
custom grinding promptly. Feed grind
ing 6 cents per hundred. All kiuds of
grain wanted at market price. Flour,
feed, ETC., constantly on hand and deliv-
cred to any part of the city. Telephone
No. d.