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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05
THE INQUEST.

The inquest over the re mains of
August A Swanson, who was struck
and killed by an Omaha passenger yes
terday morning, was held at the city
hall this afternoon. The jury consisted
of D. L. Clements, h S. Eldred,
Chas. Yates, D. G. Robinson, o. p.
Iceberg and Joseph McKibben.
P. K. Sullivan was first sworn and
says he was an engineer for the
Omaha railway and was in charge of
the engine on train No. s which left
Mankato at 10 on yesterday morning.
Says he saw nothing to obstruct track
when looking out of cab and proceeded
to work on the injector of engine,
which was not working right. When
he again looked he saw an object some
300 or 800 feet away, but did not re-
cognize it as a man until about 100
feet away, he at once sounded alarm
whistle, set the brakes and turned off
steam, but could not stop the engine
until he had gone perhaps 600 feet be-
yond where body laid. Says it was
owing to the popularity of the posi-
ton in which the body laid that he
could not recognize what it was.
Said that the body laid lengthwise
with the rail and head on elbow. Was
running at the rate of about 45 miles
per hour. Says the man was struck
by end of pilot and was thrown about
IL feet from the track and not drag
ged. Says the man did not move when
he sounded the whistle or before he
was struck.
Geo. Serene, the fireman in the en-
CINE, stated that he was firing at the
time and his attention was called to
the object by the engineer, but that
they were perhaps two rods from the
object when he saw it. Did not see
the body after it had been struck.
VIII. Clapp, who lives about mile
from where the accident occurred
stated that he overlook man answer
ing the description of the man killed
while driving to work about 6 10
yesterday morning. Said the man was
very much under the influence of Ii
quor and could hardly keep the road.
Claus and John Widell stated that
they were with Swanson until after
midnight and that he accompanied
them to within a half mile of Caroline
station and that he then started for
home and that all parties were more or
less under the influence of liquor.
Fred Kuster, John Studt and Sam
Fowler also--gave evidence to show
that Swanson was very much intoxi-
Gated on Sunday night and early Mon
day morning, and that. he evidently
after leaving the ..Widells changed his
mind about going homessa and started
for Mankato, taking the Omaha tracks
and that in Ibis dazed condition he
laid down and went to sleep.
The jury brought in the following
verdict: -.
Swanson came to his death by be-
ing struck by an engine while lying
with his head upon the track in in
toxication. No blame is attached to
railway employees. -
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05
DECLINED HONORs.

Prof. E. W. Bohannon has returned
from Dillon, Mont, where he went a
week ago to look over the field with a
view to accepting the position of presi-
dent of the normal school there. The
board elected him to the presidency,
but he concl uded to decline the cleo
tion, after looking the situation over,
The salary attached to the position is
So, 600 a year. Mr.. Bohanon will con
tinue with the Mankato normal school,
a fact which his friends will be pleased
to know.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05
HIS OWN CARELESSNESS.
CorOner's Jury Finds That ii Caused
Chas Gelbrect's Death.

The inquest over the remains of the
late Charles Gelbrech was held this
forenoon in John Klein & Co. S under
taking rooms. The jury consisted of
Geo. Pond, R. c. Hill, J. ]. Hubbard,
Gotfred Robel, Jas. Masters and Geo.
M. Phillips.
The Chicago & Northwestern
switching crew and other witnesses
were examined. and the jury brought
in verdict to the effect that Gelbrech
came to his death as result of his
own carelessness in attempting to Sc
cure ride on freight car on the c.
& N. w. track.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05
BIG GUNS COMING.
Gov. Shaw, of Iowa and Sem
atOr Nelson.
The People of Mankato Will Hear Two
Eminent Speakers...W. H. Eustis
For Garden City.

AS stated yesterday, the Republi-
can county committee has secured
through the state central committee
Gov. Leslie c. Shaw, of Iowa, for a
speech in this city on Saturday eve
ming, Oct. Goth, and big Republican
rally will be arranged for that time.
The opera house will be engaged.
Gov Shaw has the reputation of being
one of the ablest speakers in the west,
and is eminently practical in his way
of putting things.
Senator Nelson is to speak Saturday
night of this week, and the indications
now are that the meeting will be a
hummer. The senator will arrive on
the noon train and spend the afternoon
in the city.
The Republican county committee
drew prize when it secured j. Adam
Bede for three speeches in the county.
Every place in the county will want
one OF the SpeeCueS
Hon. W H Eustis, of Minneapolis,
will address the people at Garden City
on October 18th in the interest of the
Republican ticket. The genial ex-
mayor is doing loyal service for the
ticket.
James G. Mohr addressed an excel
lent meeting in Lime township last
night, despite the bad weather He
will fill an engagement at st. Clair
tonight.
Me. Mathews, of Marshall, the
Democratic candidate for congress,
was in the city yesterday, after speak
ing at Mapleton the night before, and
went to Amboy where he spoke last
night He will speak at Lake Crystal
tonight, and will then go into other
counties.
= Bryans train stopped two or three
minutes at Eagle Lake Tuesday in
response to Geographic request from a
small crowd. He was asked to speak,
but replied that if John Lind had not
been able to convert the Republicans
there in two years he could not do it
in five minutes. Some one remarked
that they knew Mr.. Lind too well
there. Mr.. Bryan replied that if there
was anybody in Eagle Lake as good as
Mr.. Lind they ought to be proud of
him As the train pulled out, small
boy said "Hurrah for Mckinley -
and the crowd took it up and gave a
great shout for Mckinley. 1t is said
that Bryan's little play at Eagle Lake
lost votes for the Democrats.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

A quarterly meeting of the Man
kato Citizens Telephone Co. was held
last night at the Office of the president.
The regular quarterly dividend was
declared. The manager reported ATT
phones installed and several applica-
ons ON file.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Warranty deeds fled:

Warranty deeds fled:
Mary Wieger to Severt Kelley, VIZ,
sell, and wiz, ne4, sec. 10. Lincoln,
for So, 900.
Geo. A. Snyder to Geo. F. Grannis,
10 acres in sec. 8, Shelby, for $780,.
VIM. M. Schwartz to Julius A.
Schwartz, nw4, sell, and ne14, sw4,
sec. II, Pleasant Mound, for So, 900.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05
and making it doubtful state, and

anu MAKING lG q uOuDCIuI SCdC6, anu
it is this same prosperity which is
reaching not only the farmer. but the
laboring man and business men as
well. that is changing public senti-
ment in the west to point where Mr..
Bryan is likely to lose at least % or 80
electoral votes that were for him in
1896. Mr.. Bryan, s anti-prosperity
talk will not blind people any more
than his anti-imperialist or anti-ex-
pansion talk does.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

Mr.. Bryan feels very badly because
Gov. Roosevelt does not stay at home
He does not like the enthusiasm that
the governor is stirring up through the
west, which is tending to push sew
eral former Bryan states further and
further over into the Mckinley col
umn He intimated yesterday, as he
has for week back that the proper
place for Roosevelt is back in his Office
in Albany looking after the ice trust,
which he says is bothering the Repub-
licans so much. But Mr. Bryan need
not worry about what Gov. Roosevelt
is doing or should do. While he is
away the attorney general of the state
of New York is attending to the ice
trust case, and making it very uncom-
Portable for Bryan's political bosom
friend, Boss Croker. But Mr.. Bryan
has an answer to his question from
Gov. Roosevelt himself, who was yes
terday asked, out in Nebraska, what
was being done in regard to the ice
trust, and said the matter was in the
courts, where Boss Croker and num-
Der of leading Democrats, all Mr..
Bryan's supporters are doing all they
can to delay proceedings.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

Gov. Lind in his few remarks here
yesterday expressed surprise that the
state had not been ruined under his
administration and congratulated the
people upon the fact that it had not.
Ofcourse he did not refer to the fact that
his administration has cost the state
quite fraction over half a million dol
lars more the past year than were the
state expenses the last year under Re-
publican rule, nor figure out how
much more the taxpayers would have
had gone in their pockets for, had the
fusionists captured the entire state
governmental machinery. Nor did he
allude to how his grain inspection de-
partment had mixed up and thoroughly
discredited the wheat grades of the
state, probably because he did not have
time. Mr.. Bryan in closing his re-
marks wanted the people to elect Lind
this fall to show that they appreciated
Democratic governor, but of course
he said nothing of the extra expense
intailed by fusion reform, or how the
people would appreciate that.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

Hog cholera has again made its ap-
pearance in the vicinity of LIE Sueur,
and farmers are reporting heavy
losses.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05
Society,".

Mrs. L. A. Linder is entertaining
house party at her Lake Washington
summer home this week. The guests
are Mesdames Il. Spencer R. D.
Hubbard, Geo. E. Brett, o. Little,
Geo. Fl. Davis, G. N. Andrews and J.
r. Ray. Mrs. Linder is delightful
entertainer and the party cannot fail
to have an enjoyable time.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

The trial of Sanford Billings on the
charge of drunkenness was today adj
journed until Oct. Goth.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05
ATTENDANCE is REDUCED.

The attendance in the normal de-
partment of the normal school is 311,
against $50 year ago. The loss is
due to the fact that there is no B
class this year. Next year the "A''
class will be dropped. ..and the attend
ance will probably be further reduced.
For the first time in years the attend
ance at the Winona normal school ex-
ceeds that of Mankato, fact that is
due to the changes made by the legis-
lature in the course of study. The
next Legislature may POSSIBLY undo
some of the last one work.
Lawson Murphy, of Mountain Lake
has accepted a position and will have
charge of the tinsmith shop of Culver
Bros.
Robt. A. Cosgrove was over from
LIE Sueur yesterday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

Miss Imogene Bennett entertained
a number of her friends at her home
on Pleasant street last evening. Games
were played, refreshments served,
and all had very pleasant time
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05
SURVEYORS ARRIVE.

The surveyors for the Duluth, st.
Cloud, Glencoe & Mankato road ar
rived in the city today from the north
and ran line through the city along
the river front to the Blue Earth river.
The survey is merely preliminary, and
will be extended through to Albert
Lea, which wants the road.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

Edward Malmo and Fred A. Amund-
son, of st. Peter, were registered at
she Stahl House Monday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

The Republican county committee
drew a prize when it secured ]. Adam
Bede for three speeches in the county.
Every place in the county will want
one of the speeches
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

Senator Nelson is to speak Saturday
night of this week, and the indications
now are that the meeting will be a
hummer. The senator will arrive on
the noon train and spend the afternoon
in the city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

Hon. W H Eustis, of Minneapolis,
will address the people at Garden City
on October 18th in the interest of the
Republican ticket. The genial ex-
mayor is doing loyal service for the
ticket.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

James G. Mohr addressed an excel
lent meeting in Lime township last
night, despite the bad weather. He
will fill an engagement at st. Clair
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-10-05

1t may be, however, that. Mr.. Dolli-
yer will speak here yet, as Mr.. Nc
Cleary replied strongly urging him to
come here.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. March 81 1900.
BETVES-Receipts 10 cars. 800 head. all for
exporters slaughterers with the exception Q
head. No trading the stock yards Market nomin4lly
steady Dressed Reef = limited demand but prices
steady London and Liverpool cables quoted American
cattle refrigerator beef higher Ice per 10 Exports
Included OF beef CGpania.
Liverpool: 5T6 cattle 4275 quarters beef the
Colurhisn port. 100 cattle the Buffalo
Hull. the Merquetre will sail for London
carrying for J. Shhmbsrg s. Son. $50 head Of
1893 quarters Of beef SchwarZeChild *
SulznerEer 122 quarters OF beef o- Swift CO.
CALVFS-Recep Dos head al for the market
Sxtieth-st. Very little demand for the
prices lower again with fully 2Co calves
really prime offered City dressed dull
TdIOiRc per sales exceeding f0c
slow sac few bringing 07sc lttla
calves +d5l7c.
sa,es-J H Hume Sc verls. l21 - average
SIS 50 per do 103 70. 81 30
Ce7rge Dillenback: IA vesIs. l22 n. n 50 75.
7 @ Curtis & S veas Il n. So
SHEEP AND I-AMBS-Receirrs l 19S
all for the market making with the stale stock
eight sale Sheep in light supply and Arm
lambs firmly held, and choice stock shade higher
an grades SLOW and six cars were held over. Choice
Sc l2}a 100 N; prime choice
al 81 90Gss I2Is sG9iac per
dressed 9GI country dressed
iarlb at S36SG
Saes-M Collins; 1TR Hurai0 lambs 50 10 average al
S. 1914 100 n "a Buffalo sheep 113 n SIS 1911.
Harrington & Co 204 Buffalo lsmbs. 81 n. s. 81
s yesterday; ia State lambs. ~.
a 81 90. 16 State sheep. 10 n. At So 30
HOGS-Recepts 1850 hesd.
siaughterers with the exception e ~ head No.naly
steady live hcEs
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs-No changes occurred in the
Syrups were SIN but sales in the open market were
limited 10 comparatively small amounts at od quota
mon lalsc; fair l4al9c; good 2og2se prime $ogS5e;
syrups common. 17@l8c; fair s@I4c; good i5alec;
0cEAN 'on4ase was in good demand
wise tonnage was in limited request only and rates had an
easier weIe IN seay I demand and
Enens Qgotat9ns 70 Liverpool were Stad L-ondon I'd
sastis +'ad AntwsgP $40; aam6arg s. piss: Ro''sT
100 n 33c; London cats IS 80.
oII-s-Cottonseed oil was neglected but steady. and
said our market shows some recovery and steader
zone but sales are sh small in The absence Of any ex
give evidence Of showing higher prices. It is
fore oil is available In fact. many the trade
that the resale Of oontrac, oil w Ri 5a all taEe II ap ana
~ IN lact, some OF our i2Ise operators seem 10
Of meeting this demand when Receipts OF cot
ents for export are . 3-6 bols We quote Petroleum
bulk 2o refned cases NeWYorR si io deodortaed S @
prime SUMNER 10 veoW ss G pTins % eTla9 10is SSC
n9mina! butter grades S79Ssc; prime white SOC prime
american boiled 6l@62e Calcutta, raw, 7Ic western
dse Is proyisioR market was somewhat
Consideabe realizing also took place particularly
IN m aI uon TeceiR5s m % %ere II o9e with 49, 200 estimated
closed dull praecaIy unchanged from the pTeSioas
family 4I siSgsl3 90 snort olsar Sl2 !5ssia BEEF
5asii $ ss BEEF
E1<AhS-ROlet, quoted az S2thIS22 DRESSED HOGS
Steady Quoted: Baeons sse; $50 10 6'.c; I6O 10 &c;
Quoted Smoking bellies 7zc 10 10. &c; u 10 81 G6c;
Il n. So q62c Picked shoulders firm: at 84c
Picked hams quiet quoted l0q10ac Western
Sc city 9eIl0c. .TALLOW-S city,
51s ia a. .LARD-Steady: quoted
65jc. CITY lard steady; quoted 6O5c. Refined
Quoted: South America. &C; Continent 75c;
Brazil 5 iOc Compound frm Quoted CITY. 6a56sc;
Western. Gffsc ST ARINE-Cuiet. Quoted: Olso
6s4 city lard steaTine. 7aTi4c.
RICE-It another small things
for Demand chiefly city buyers
restricted purchases immediate offerings
Quotations follow; Domestic common pa "a sc; fair
good sd5c; choice, 5ls95+sc; head 5@4 965c
Patna 41sp4Ss Japan 4%+ai7ecr Java, 4l4Gic; Ran
COON : bond, 2424c
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar firm. while
showing price Improvement. Demand a
Saturday half holiday volume Quotations follow Cut
crushed. 553c dominoes dn half bbls only)
mould A 540c cubes and xxx powdered, 5.3Oc; pow
powdered and fruit powdered 25c;
granuated, 5.40c granuIated
granulaed. 5.3uc, eagle cartons n
bags, n and n granuIated 25c
eagle granulated and standard granuiated I5c:
diamond A, 515c: confectioners' a 1850; No
4.SOc; No = T5c No 3 4.7Oc; No 4e5c; = 4.60c
{. 4.55c. No q 450c; 10. 45c; No IL l. 4Qc: No
cables sellers sugar demanded last
nights prices for staple in hand
ceeded closing the market in tolerably shape.
Refners bidding I-I6c for 96 centrifugal.
l5-l6c for 50 test muscaVado, and 32c for 50
Enolasses sugar. which level were no sellers
The cables reported London quiet hut
steady with lava quoted 2s Cd and refining lis Sd
Jos l1ed for March delivery Iad for April de-
livery.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
RUSSIAN TRADE IN PERSIA

- correspondence Of The London Standard
81 OBJECT OF the Russian loan 10 Persia s i &c
sja1. ;. D14Ls amour more active commercial rala
to Fs,T4 me Two countries. Russian exDorrs
cis- - -lsse risen slightly IN The last year esDe-
Vs--. a11actlired goods bur there Is sttTl ,1o
Me-1ebssrTggs osInand IN Persia for Russian wares
pa-rs- 1I various nationaiitles travel froy,
ns,stta ta % MOSCOW and Mimi Eovporod m rneua
is b. - li ~ ne wel known fair The whole trade
sno not ,--.- =. .lesS importers. VINO small
co-r,--s - trustworthy merchants and csrrCt
ren-esa-.a rn-a lHEge credit No large Russian 6rrn is
quite sslIs,- =. f@fsla The Persians. however are
70 thos % pay high prices for wares s1lperfor
preSer+ talF3 receive from European factories l.
prefer -ci4aHtS engaged IN the import ira de
failures ~ ~ a. IeW risks as possible ana A few
have s-o attempts 10 found branches IN Persia
fafisrres The less euterprisng firms lsrsa
and TnistsEss exeluslvely due TO the inexperience
question a-S q ne representatives OF the firms IN
proSu.rs' =. y no means prove that there i M
Pers1 NSceSs Tor commercial enterprise In
Isnahan 1 20 ne report Of the Russian Cons,i f.,
thither nn,r Iras OF the cloth goods imported
from R,,s.ts from England and one-fhtrs
cs irporf !. 80 austria. One OF the chief articles
gtsxS6 writing paper which must be bsgh1ts
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

had weight also those decided 10 close
their accounts at the end OF the week English mar
ke;s +G-sd net higher. Paris quotations closed
1920 points Berlin 4. 2Gark higher and Budapest
points lower Australian shipments for the week
amounted 10000 bush 2T00o bush the week
before Export prospects favorable on sat
nrdsy because CT drop in bids from both the Cnited
Kingdom and Continent Sales seaboard points
70 loads ON the curb May wheat ranged from I2Ae 70
72bac, closing at I2@c bid. No white was quoted at
Iec elevator and Isc ahoat No Northern Duluth.
1sc b aftoat. .CORN-At the ve-y strong
undertone prevailed in the market to-day follow
advance abroad Iiac per bush In the local
market speculation fairly active all the morning.
while Chicago large and general trade took place
II became apparent, however that professionals
determined to take profits advance and under
this prices gradually became undermined until
during quite weak,
practically Of early advance, with final
here ,nly 3sc higher. Country acceptances
small again. the other hand exporters
the market L taking only apout
increase about 100000 bush Monday On the curb
May ranged from ~ 3iec TO 43ac closing at 43e
No closed An elevator and delivered
and At 44ise I h ahost t.. OATS-A couple Of sales
of May No white constituted the only speculative
business today. Prices not much
asi.c; , rs 14c: white SIC; No
white. 314c: mixed 2ad3oc. track white S1b.G
S5c. No white clips 29c RYE-Market dull; No
Western 62lsc b ahcst; No Western &C o b
afloat: rye aSc New-York carlots BA R
LEY-Market dull: feeding. 4SG4Jc New-York;
mailing, 49d54c ( New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
THE LONDON WOOL MARkEr.

London March 24-The second CT the
auction sales OF 1900 closed to-day
Der Of buyers present The offerings amounted sT5
bales. OF which withdrawn Yorkshire and
America prominent purchasers qualities.
When the series opened promise ready
sas= - a decline Of ~ 10 There a
brisk demand during the first competition
vas spirited including Gsrs from American
ttNes With support frem the Continent the
velcped nrTness, and buyers a.
ttons OF goods Toward the Of buying
pecialy for Continental slackened. an5 al
all wool except qualities suitable FOR America. which
practically uncnanSed- offerings
sod the home trade 80. .O10 Continent.
lc006 America and 24.00 withdrawn Following
to-Gay's sales detail New Wales
bales secured Is 4dI1s Sid greasy sdS1s Queensland
6i1 bales; secured Is SdG1s 1Gd 9d91Is
Nictoria-@o bales; secured Is 5da1s %: IDA
Is I'd. AusJralia-5Oo bales; 9161Id
Zesand-55Oo bales greasy 4dGIs I'D The arrivals Of
date for the third series of which open
Nav s number 326+ ba including IS
direct The imports during the weak New South
Wales. 2G5. Queensland. 3O3T. Victoria. South
Australia, G590 West Australia, 220; New-Zealand S97l
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal Tee; Punta Arenas 693
3.l01.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York March "a 1900
BEANS AND PEAs-Besides the domestic receipts there
and 200 from Hull The market is in good shane
fer foreign beans; prices not quotably higher bI;
Domestic marrow red kidney all state leans
except small white having dull Eale. values are
with comparatively light stocks irrnners
Not much doing in green scotch peas quote:
cholee y 10 90 pea: state and Michigan, bbis.
S2 III do bags $2 l2l2 60 red kidney choice. So 0d
- I@'s do %h9 sidney choice 81 iopS2 i5 do yellow
81 60 lima. California 50 70 Imported giants So T5a
s. go imported pea 81 s3@$l 9S; imported medium
gS1 50 green bos 81 27i=IS1 20; bags 81 20G
ern black eye. per . tush bag 50 25Gss 30
BCTTER-A lot Of 400 pkgs OF American butter was
from Glasgow to-day Quite number Of buv-
need additional supplies this morning ana
they hand carly and paid prices for nearly
al descriptions. N 50 coiseIy this
week that inc market IL firm. healthy condition ana
unless supplies week than are now ex-
pl,E The strength of thc market Is cor-nc5 -
IS unusually close clearance We quote: butter
Creamery, Western extras rer n 25c; Do frsts z4a
Go state extras 25c do arsts. 24@24i4c thirds n
@2tst &C; do seconds @lga2c % thirds l9d2oc:
eFa imitation creamery extras, 2.1sc. do hrsts
2pc 90 hrsts l3c. co lower Frndcs. lsdiSi.c rolls
choice. e'sQ2pc; do cor-mon 70 Hrime, is,0c.
ystod h1tter fancy 22G2e4c DO common = prime lsa
!air, tabs nrkns. isa22c West-r factory summer
CHEESE Market oalv moderately active today
but home trade has been good eli the week. stocks
show further naefla tCs reduction,
eeinred cheese. and position with occasional
sales higher than quotations White cheese did hav.
as much ca cclared and averages ~ below
ter though stocks moderate and urging
ana bulk shipments through freru pre-
vious purchases Choice skins in fair demand drrn