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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04

IEa3zs1VV7R7lMll HE .harvesters are coming" .GkaA Such was the headline in NdMh a Winnipeg paper that NWGZE caught my attention while sSx&sE@rz sS7&sEE@rz in that city last summer.
 The time was the closing days of July, just as the golden fields of grain were ready for cutting. With out waiting to read the article, I asked newspa aper friend what the headline meant.
 It takes 10000 men to gather the crops of Manitoba and western Can ada," he said. stThey must come from the eastern provinces and from the United States. That headline means that the first train load left Toronto for Winnipeg last night. They will con tinue to pour into this city, and from 5here be distributed throughout all the western country for the next week or ten days. For from one to two months there will be an abundance of work for them on the wheat farms of Mani toba, Minnesota, the Dakotas and the western territories of Canada. After that they will scatter; some going back to the places from which they came; others pushing on west into the mountains; others going north in Ito the Klondile and Alaska gold fields, and still others settling down on the y16O acres of land the government is willing to give"
 .sFrom what class of society do they come P asked.
 '.From all classes except the very wealthy, and in fact have seen men worth we'll into the thousands work ing in the wheat fields beside the pro- fessional tramp, to whom the enthusi- asm of the harvest, season carries reformation for few days. The man or thousands was in the fields as mat ter of healthfu1 exercise. But on these trains that are coming will be
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04
Artificinl EYeIfnn.

The latest surgical triumph is the grating of a new set of upper and lower eyelids to the eyes of man who lost his original set in fire, says London Science Siftings. The ac- cident had left both eyeballs entirely unprotected, and there was danger of the victim losing his sight entirely. It was resolved to replace them by grating four new eyelids if possible, by taking the skin from the hip of the patient. It was necessary to- pro- ceed slowly, but the experiment. was successful from the start. The four new eyelids perform their normal 6uaations naturally.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04
Theatrical
 Fraterlldl
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VESTS MINISTRIES.

There vii probably be no great num- Der of empty seats at Polls this even ing when the William H. West Big Minstrel jubilee will open the local theatrical season. The advance sale of seats has ben good, and interest sufficient has been expressed by the ater goers to insure a large demand
 when the doors are onennd for the performance. The management has had the big electric cooler running all day, and will have it in oneration during the intermissions to-nl0nl- so that cool and comfortable JneaIer IS assured. As to the show there is no
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04
LOT THREE.

LOT THREE. Our entire line of 97c Shirts, cons sisting of neat stripes in blue, black and OK blood, plain cham bray in blue and OK blood, pleat- ed bosoms, and plain white in fancy stripe Madras and plain Oxford cheviots, all have de- tached cuffs, and are made equal to any $1.50 shirt in the market; price for this week 76c each
 LOT FOUR. Only a few of these, consisting of neat stripes in Madras and cheviots, some plain and some pleated bosoms, detached cuffs, have been selling for $1.47, for this week $1 each There are some sizes in each of these lots of which there are only a few, therefore if you are interested in this line it will be wise to look through the stock as soon as possible.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04
Everybody Can't Do Everything.

We can't paint a picture, or carve 3 statue. or make coat, but we can wash clothes to perfection. We can dc it because we do nothing else-have done nothing else for a good while--be- cause we have studied it, and thought about it, and worked hard as any painter ever did. It requires as much hard work, and practice, and talent, tc make a good laundry as to make good nictrre. Everybody can't paint a pie fure-everybody can't wash clothes per fectly. We want you to give us fail trial. and allow us to prove our word.
 Davis Steam Laundry
 Iz CANAL STREET
 Branch office. CT Grand street
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04
HE ORIGINAL FlUNUlU6UG CUEEQlh
 BILLY VAN.
WITH W. H. VESTS BIG MINISTRIES

WITH w. H. WE0I 5 BIU MINoI NELO doubt at all of it's measuring up to the high West standard, so that there need be no fear of disappointment on that score. Billy Van is again this season the star comedian of the organization, which also includes such we'll known features as McMahon and King, the Barrow Trio, Ford Bros and Swift and Huber. The singers will intro duce several vocalists of renown, in cIuding Clement Stewart, the great English tenor, George Jones, Harry Sylvester, Wilson Miller, Tom Moore and others. Prices are 25, 35. 30, 75c and S1.0O
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Musicians union.
 Board of aldermen. St Vincent de Paul. Hillside Athletic club. Whitet Oak. W. o. w. Nutmeg lodge, F. of A. Waterbury Wheel club. Court Vigilant, F. of A. Sixth division. A. O. Fl. Painters and Decorators. St Thomas Cadets A A. Mohawk council, o. Fl. c. Magnolia lodge, K. of P. Waterbury Debating club. Ladies of the Maccabees. Townsend lodge, I. 0. o. F. Mattatuck lodge. N. B. o. F. Past chief Rangers, +. of A. Brass City lodge, N. B. o. P. Catholic Women's association. St Francis Xavier drum coree Abraham Lincoln camp, S. Y. Sterling commandery, N. o. c. c. Concordia Singing society rehearsal HelImann Advance drum corps re hearsal
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04

Ruth gleaned, but scripture half ad- inits she never heard of Ready Bits. Packages 15c. All grocers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04

Ready Bits, the whole wheat ration, brings life new exhileration. Pack ages 15c. All grocers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-04

Ye poets, jewellers and wits. lead nightmares off by Ready Bits. Pack ages 15c. All grocers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
Mon and plxon,s Inc.

Savannah Morning news
good deal Of romantic and sentimental
interest attaches To Mason aud Dixon's line,
which Is being re-suyeyed aud re marked
by authority OF the legislatures Of Peunsyl-
vania and Maryland. originally Il was IN
tended merely as q mark or boundary be
tween the possessions OF the Penn family
on one side aud Lord Baltimore on The
other. hut in later years 1t became the IRON
tier between two warr.ng sections whose
armies pushed desperately forward to cross
It. prior To the breaking out of the waf
between the States Mason and Dixon's line
marked the northern boundary Of slavery
aud the southern limit Of aboltloniSn. On
one side OF the line was the North ana
on the other SIDE 1.-THE South" conflicting
clements separated by an imaginary marx
OF division vet as assuredly separated III
interests as II there had been gulf be-
tween.
Mason and Dtxon's line was old, nearly q
century old when the clouds OF civil war
lowered upon H. The gentlemen who sur
veyed It, Charles Mason and ieremlah
Dixon. were commissioned in 1868 ana
they completed their task and were dis
charged Ia 1867 At Intervals % hYe miles
large stones were set up 10 mark the bouh.
dairy between the lands Of Penn ana Loiu
Baitimore The stones we're brought over
from England for the purpose. on one
side OF them was engraved the letter r
and On the other m {" the former facing
north and the latter sosth. In addiusa' nas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
SPECULATION veRY TAME.
Nov York 900 Maroat FoIIowed

New York Cotton Market Followed a
Three-Polnt Rut Most Of the Day.
New York Aprl, ~ The ,o:tou market
opened quiet and steady With price points
higher 10 point lower. Disappointing
start considering tnat Liverpool Cables were
hWish aud that private wires from the
South reported active demand at fun prices.
Room traders look tac short side soon after
the call u the absence of healthy spccui
tive support aad succcedA iu forcing Jly
90 TO on Confined Improvement In the
English market, drmuc>s in New orleans,
and rumors that VNpur. clearanccs during
the rest ot the week wifi be large, lat't
forced retreat pf the bears and cnconr.
aged buying fer turn fhe who.v list ini-
proved ON this demand July reaching NlN
aud August ~:d. The commission houses
were made the sellers OF TIDE Aluy position,
the public mot wishing To bother with mo
ices ou Friday when q Is said that from
4n.tCn GO 1n.CUu tenders VIII he mudr
rh, pressure served for a time 20 cause
,clntyc heayiness lu tlle May option, but
ton Speculation WAS Very tame after the
first hour and prices followed 3.pont
INT Thc estimates foF tomnrrow's receipts
were conflicting private crop reports were
disCordnnt and sentiment was decidedly
u!Ncd Fort receipts We're larger than OK
r,,tcd and cledrJHces for export for the
day rclohed less than GOOU halos The mar
kpj closed quiet and steady with prices ,
Go points lower: total sales. futures, were
estimated at 5000 hulos, an pmuauulp
small trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
THE TRADING IN OIL STOCKS.
GENERAL INACTIVITY
THROUGHOUT THE CALL
Sour Lake Springs Stock Brings 5iu Pre-
mium--More Attention TO Companies
in that Field.

Trade fcll intoA rnt ~ inactivity at yes.
crlays session Of the on aud Stock Tx
-hdnge, and little OF importance deye'oicd
rem the proceedings Values held ratter
irmly throughout and boyers did aot ecn
orally meet the improvements that have
been recently made.
More attention was directed to Atlantic
ard Pacific Of New YORK than has hecn the
ease for some time The prnmiucnc, OF this
upany hi the Sour Lake field gives cal
lcnee Of the fact that securliI thcrs ae
ttraetiug many Investors. rhcrc was also
4 Jump IN the selling price Of Sour Lie
Springs stock. which marks the highest
premium yet given on any part o: the list,
Ten shares brought si25 or iye time tn
psr value Of the stock and sellers wtnt
considerably above that ngnrc IN the later
part OF the session number q orders
were in evidence at slightly ,mller y i,c.
but could not be tilted Bids az So wore
made for Atlantic and pacihc at New York
and while much interest was mauifc GA
the part of buyers there were nn oGer,r RS
ia evidence Atlantic and Pacific q, Arl-
roma Also sold above last trading pri es
aad Il fair quantity changed hands
Beatty went better than or the previous
day and after all offerings werc taken UP
At the sanic selling price There waa Eu ad
vance of isc on one lot and sellers un er
tha, heiwc did not appear independents,
rully maintained it's recent advances IN /
% moderate amount OF transfers were i
r,Vded Merchants and Mechanics dropped
ilr ~ the day, bJ;t heavy aus rpitoh un ,r
decline caused more rCnbaCut ie '.iu- cn
tho close German American ,unilnu go
sEoW weakness, and While Nery ut,lc ui tut
stock could Inc had az l0c there wcrt No
takers at a. Sma.l increase ni that pri e..
Spdnglrr was More active Withuut cnunge
tu vaImticu aud Victor was Aald 10 obtain
Without au advance iu price,
Buffalo madr the sharpcst decline nt IA
day With drop IL lsd a. and bidder az
thv low mark on the close. There was %
good demand fOs National on ana rape.
but buyers did not wait 10 pas NOR" III Il
- and very limited transfers took place.
Higgins was again Il good seller ar lhr low
leNrI reached on the preceding cali. .ut
lo.acrS did mt meet the price very ~ ll.i :.
ly. Twenty -one shares changed han is ~
So dudtEdO and more was waut,l, but
could not be had nt the former phcF. an
increase of L. occurred IN bids fog II VS.
ton aud Beaumont and Sc more Won g
have been given Tor Maid OF Orielns Ih,r
Was no change IN he position oi MANN t
tan and offers for Gladys Of Beanm 'ut were
ilec less
Tho total sales amounted to 3j.S-l sh ace.
The prices bid and asked and the sizes
made were as follows;
lNTEn SrDGKS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
q. q. 3. Beer,s Letter.
lsreclal 10 Tie Postl

New Orleans April % As Liverpool nd.
vices were better than looked for, our mar
Rel opened / to points higher. improl ed
10 additional on fresh buying, declined
! 10 I from the top bitter on the free port
and interior receipts. bur became stcadier
near the close. making the net gain 10 3
rolnts on old crop months and 10 on
new.
The semi-weoky interior receipts were
1T.ctu lmlcs, against -3.oC0 lnst year ani
ttn year before last, losing les0 bales
M 81 5ck This year, against $50 last year
md 900 year before lnst, Gbe agricultural
commissioner oi GCor2iu reports that no.
go IONS ~ fertilizers have hccn used ~
that state this ycar: against +Tehl la',
Nlar raerc g. less demand Tor spots, and
,0,iit.s from the interior were on . lower
basis toau FOR several days past Ga, >id ,t
sp,u, 1vcrsc 10 entering the market Cor the
,ecn,rnt but viii probably do 30 II any
thing new tronspircs IN he situation ao ~, ss
inoycmrHf, the demand Tor Spots aun az, nc
w 9ip,.cro values. IL & y. Beer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
Ri.bard Cooke & Co.'S Letter.

Houston. April .. Liverpool closed again
hotter than expected, with IA very tame
,norket on tlhs side. everything bullish but
,na New orleans estimates, which we're
,o,rer than last year The Manchester
Guardian ~ april y gives q very lengthy
article on Tho cotton situation, with arsu-
,nonts on both sides " the question,
a.,cther IL Is worth 90 or Ava and when
one p' gets through with the evidence ne
hN"Mnn 81 every purchase and vice versa
70 ~ = fsrt tElt the bull leader .has taken
bis pTg6t hoping that it would decline ana
ne tould get in q lower Pic, aas ,,;
,VHo strone flat II has had q continued
I,,rjnr support from scattering ugls
t6f6urhont the country assisted ISL ~ Nv
~ ~ ~ =, near side; this has Kept u ronitrk-
S Sn steady aud prevented any msiSed
decline. N''N"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

National stock Yards, M. April ~. Ine
tle were Madc today; H. Knapp, Jacks
boro. Texas, 313 pound yeariuga 1.2d, -
81 Cuutorn. san Angelo, feNas ttponhd
sheen alH, MHthi. Bios, san Autonu
Texas. u5I pound -tecrs. ~ J. IT. hvmr,
sv San Autonio. feAas. 50 ponnd clippcd
shccp 5.UUt Va pugelns san Angelo,
'r,yas. - pougd clipped shocp 900; g. q.
'rurk Htletsvlle Texas uli pound steers,
5.G3; SS, it5. y. Houston Shtlh.i
frcxas sd4 and SOC pouad steers. 1.1J; u a.
johnson Bartlett Texas luid ponnd steers.
g.. lUUu. lS1; Turk X lille. ilMlctsv'ilr,
Texas iTupound stecfs, jri lli3poml
hulIs. $50; J a. Cmttim, Houston, Texas
peT and gt{l.pouud stccrs, 30; A. - Me
Cchee san Marcos lui1 pound steers So
iO41 pound steers 5.J5' loii. 30. Mo- DO
{; vi. west. Beevhlc Texas iO3i and lu2s
rouud grass steers it5i 1900 Texans
steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
, IN WHOLESALE MARKET

iaet That tbcs are stcrk -.
.toll una and tao ncrntt.if r,t,hpnt'ed
w hi4h. hut VIII be reduced . ~ Filf,t
~ ih thc tuiic1 STATES bcgIus ~ tJ
S.r!M teitics arc comlus In -,,,.-.
2haihnieS fron Texas sgf ! a,,is ssu'rnns
tyV's tHhsr uhont normal ~ III. -, Wy
" "'h ihe Arsansas ciop ip.eins III .it S.'v9l'
~ wv Msehs, the huviug VIII se.9, ~ ~
taFleH The supply VIII then cow, :, "
are affif ns daily. and in large qgtntitins
ffos. }. Mechan & Co. Of Rapiao-.
port on canned goods:
Nothing Of special lnterest aevo,,,,,,, q.
the canned goods market hcre ,t,ri,,, -,
Past week Taken altogether. hustpa.o 49,.
duH ab along the line Tho s.s.,
futures. Of all kinds are ,lmos, :.
A''i''us''., neither buyers nor sellers beips
apparently willing to force business al tho
I, ,'5sht prizes The spot goods mos,
~ eem2Hd during the past wecL No. ~
sNhle as last week. namely. tou,ato,,s y, ~
1NfHs, corn. cheap peas ana caVe ovS,,rs
ne llhlheSS which existed 10 tbie ,,,st
curing the past couple ~ weeks h a st~or,
".n,,a ,ne stability o. the present prices OF
Tho General list shows no ehonyc 81 ,,,
ppTtahce' No iXcd prices have Vet hec,
MADE by the Baltimore packers ~, M
SIuue OF pens fnr future" delivery. Tho
safes ~ future" nincapples v6ils r,,
largo. wcrc satisfactory rho ontinor ~
pincapples IS excellent
czarnikow Macnopsan & co. Of Now
York say Of sugar: Mr. LIGHT has an.
Hounccd ina, lie and, ma. in his carl,cr
forecasts ne hail oyercstimatcd the rciuc-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
CoMPARIsON o. PRICEs
OF Live Stock and Dressed Beef Shows
Material Decrease.

.NIN@Ilnl VIC tF-ft-~'
chicago. Apni q PRESIDENT Levi q
poud of the Chicago live stock exchange
I'm an interview on the prices o. I've cattle
and dressed beef snid "Comparison OF
prices Of live cattle and dressed beef ~
the present time and exactly twenty years
geo show tbat iu tho sprlns Of lSS2 live
stock was higher iu TIDE markets ~ the
Iuitod states and the proportion u cost
of the dressed product ready for the colt
.pntcr was considerably greater than %
ftr present time AZ that time the pack.
inc houses and establishments we're npt
conccntrntod in chicago Kansas city, -.
Louis and two or thgcc other middle West.
am cities. but ryety city and town Of
any cousequencc}had ~ own Strengthening
ana dressing houses in the spring Of les-
cattle averaged B45. with The top price
500 Last yenr 10 chicago nt this time
mo priees ranged from 40 90 i.33, With
fcp prircs 6.O0; last week from 80 10
q iu with top prices T.su; this week $40
10 $50. top lbs. Last week New Nork
pricns for dressed curcasses averaged az
Ia e73 AZ 2 corresponding time Ia lsS2
dressed carcnsses sold iH New York from
It75 10 i4.5u The records for the second
week In April during the past eight years
shows an average Of lis higher than last
year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
nRUGS Am CHEurcArs

Qulnine, SNi &c per ounce bottle. nor
polne - 2'@i2.5 20 per ounce cocaine. s. ~
packages; coppcras S2t0 Ia h1rreiss a6e,ar
on Sl.2o pei gallon IN 5gallou packages.
Sis9m salts, 81. % per loo Ms m hortcl y.
s.leWa"l - dM3 20 per gallon: silph1e
S-.@ Per 10 ihs IN barrels; alum, 3tlc per
" barrels camphor, zoe: wood ajcohO,
''eW ". gum opium, s, 50. poNilercI
opium - 81; carbolic acid inSff1e per
pound VA bottles ciicium carbide. - 2a
points. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

OATS No ? mixed s,ctat ~. ..
White, sacked. ase: Ne vbiss 90, 2
"'' a.esxas rel rust proof oats. sacked Nm
NlSN- ". : mixed. sacAei. SEA-. 81 s
LIE, sacked S5i,c. "' y"
HAN-Choice aifaifa. SIS oos,,. 80. .s,..,...
timothy, SlSUefIS -: snrtS ire,s , Sslg'
nay. SouWlv,tn: North Texas ana rerri
tory hay, 81 COO Ii. %. 'NN ie't'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
COFFEE.

xsv yors. April q. Coffee spot ne
a., aud steady: No. Z Invoice f-l6 MILO
gauist t'ordova s9l2. Futures ciasei steady
QUE .,,,bansed Total sales ii.fO bags.
ana nc Nav 495: June 300; September
%. uncfober $40; November o43: Deem
Ssr 55; January $50; March BIO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
GRAIN AND HAY.

opotations for carload lots de,iFe1 ,sk, me-
,rs,.rs Houston or other points. t tgsia.
same rate Dealers charge f b9 s per bushel
ptt - and corn. IOd i5c per 10 on NAY
OF pppIN-per 100 lbs. 81 isa ~;
ccnnRS cHoPs-Pure. $i.54Gl 'oo'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
rA.NTs. oILs IN GLAss-

Waite lead. per cwt, strictly pure. SO -:
second grade SGNu; third grade u On.
inLneWnc per case, two 5.galIcu cans.
500; barrel lots. sic per gallon. Mineral
pants uc per gellon Venetian reds
per cwt. St.lo; yellow nchir nef
owl. Slu" Linsccd oil hest. boiled.
h'"Iic. Ready mixed house paints. $lUget
Paints Cec pr gallon. Window glass. s,
and - per cent on january NSt
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WIRE NAlIS-S2 as base me- ~.
BARBEp WiKE Galvanized 5;tdaor
SS 80. ger 100 HIS galvanized Baker, III x
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ERrITs.

ATPLES-MIssoun PippIns So; other
varieties, Sl.dO6iJ.T .,.oa
RANANAs-Locse, 81 65@l 'o' p'0A''
e, W r r III pWEV-per crate. s2,J4l3-JO
iAfo%s-N Icssinas, S3.250t3,g, 800, -
oii;NNGFs California ua,cls, si.@Aao' 90
Mediterranean sweets, Sa.-et"s."' ,rartS
STR ANnERRIES- Crate. au'''s'
81 a5s5a NJ according 10 quality. "a.
S' nI tTK GERRlEs- Fer bptket. '9cdl'VV'
crates. 81 iCfl 10.
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huston CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

13'5c unt7rred lath yarn Sc; tarrcd, 7lic
SALT louisiana, co3rSr. 81. hBe. Soc;
bis, 9si's 40 CO.'S, SIS. l)p;s
SALT FISH MackcreL 80 l. in lab
kits none Aal,harres Ti'-lb, Nc. /. 5000
a.aN; tubs S5.-t6fI -.
rive. 81 S5d5co cast Ro.I Columbia
River SLID; Spear Alaska: Sill: toy
Columbia River 81 -; Blue Bel. Columbia
River, 9Ic Violet brand Slsl tarla. "a
hrand. Fancy Rcd Amska. Sl-3J@lH; III
sARDlNEs- American quarters. S3G,8
SO: mustard. S321Gi3 - imported Gil
lefte grade, quarters, $3.50 fancy sHa;s
STARCH-st STANDARD goods Pearl. f. r.
IN boxes. 4AH48ic: Roval Gloss cr Avrife
bulk 4Mm5c; Nickel ipO packages. pet box.
y; lfG3,i5: ccru starch, 5aic per H. = and
SUGAR Quorstions are for small !ots.
special rates are gNCH on carload orders.
Standard ernnulaied. at: cubes ana pow
dercd, a84c: Louisiana yellow, e.AFiacd and
fancy, 4i4c; choice, &c.
PRODUCE.
BEESwAX-Prlme Texas. 22d23c per
pound.
bayou. Sc: English dried 3'4 pink, &c;
hlnck eyed J14c. Michigan uayr, Sac;
California navy, 44T4i4c; Snaps $50 pc
bushel; wax, Sl.50 per bushel; C'iio-ni1
B'l'IlrER Blue star 25a2ic. dairy 22d
aSc; Elgin creamery 32d33c; Texas hrfr.s,
l5n19c. Olromorgar.He Lincoln SOLIDS.
l2isc; Lincoln prints l3.ac: Daisy sn!uS.
ludl7r. prints. lSc; MoXIey'> special 1915
Zoe; CRYSTAL Gem and country rolls, lhc,
Empire State special, l5r; special Blue
Star. lSc: Elsin dairy bricks poe; ldetl'
l1isc: Purity creamery, - and @lln TUBS
22c: i-lh prints. 2lc; I,lgln creamery;
solids, lSc; country butter In pais' ~
u2nc,
CHEESE wisconsin full cream rolls
Ice: Wisconsin full cream daisies lFd i"c'
Wisconsin nali roam ia l4'Sc. ,o
EGGS Kansas, 1-Ml8C; Texas, l.m VIC
KRAUT- New, in half barrels S@"cI
ONIONS New crop, rer pound, 2@2'7c
PETER Chile, now. l5@lGc per pound
black Singapore, lic ..-l.
POTATOES Colorado potatoes, 90
TO: new potatoes, SlTM2.oh per hH hel.
pEANUrS-Jumho per unuul, f~''4e'
fancy hand picked No. l, G06lar 49,
{ pECANS - New Texas. per pound, loG
re according - SIC.
I POULTRY Chickens hens, good ~ ''H
90; frvcrs, large Si.o0ai -; bro lerS
s. 5t6i3 On; M Ncd ,ots, 81. 3'H';.'n' '0 e,
large. Old. ST SCm2 90: ducks, larg, ~ %!
~ IA. ercsc. full fcaihcrcd, S&G)Ni ~;
lnrkcys. hens 50 0oN12.00 turkey. sob-
hIcrs 81. oDGit5. o.
SWEET POTATOES Pumpkin and yel-
Tow yams. 81 l5@l - bushel, according 10
'T6MAroEs -McSican 6basket crate
81. 5od3.T3.
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nn1En rRrITs M NUTs.

ArpLES-Faney eyaporatcd, jo,lh boxes.
gRMtOc; lib cartons, fancy, lo'i4 - :
cartons. ,hdvc. A'A luc' choice ''"po-
r,tcd ntHgIsc: spn dried, SIG.
APRICOTS- Ter lh, loose lu'M nc
,,TTRON--ln l0-.h boxes l4e ,...t,
CURRANTS - ID boxes. c'cnhea' ""'A'
slG9c lib cartons. h.@ llc- ,vs.. Eord
nATES-l-.b packages, iigGSc, + uI '
dates. Ne; Hallowei, 0uh' uoIo uVAe'' 'S
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importcd l2fsd Zoe. ,o,oo
PEACUES-Choicc new stocb, sAI'''
RAISINS- California. 3-ctown, /, -
hoyes' 81. G5mi.T3; A.lh boxes. l.. NJ r3lslis'
Gc6I76c. 2-crowu. L. NJ. rai.ihs Odd uoAe''
7llIT9ic. 3-crown, l.. NJ i44ec; Q, oo,
PRIMES California, SO ltos, ~ ~ ~
5lsc. 10 SIS. &C.; GO-70s, Glsc; 50-tOS' 'e' ~
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sifilr i3c. California walnpts, i5t lN !
peanuts. fancy hand picked. W1b3sci 20, 80. =.
sg,M5c. Jumho IWIhc; aimoA1S, -, -, IT, =,
coma. 1GMiTc per 10 In s1eks' CHi Ii,, w "
almonds fJc: becans. lNGll2c. according 10
size; rlesinuts, llcdmonis' &C.