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indianapolis Grain Market.

Receipts yesterday were more liberal,
inspection being 50 cars, 46 of which were
corn. Prices on all cereals are reported
strong. the rain of late being used as a
stimulus to bull prices Track bids re-
ported by the secretary Of the Board OF
Trade, yesterday ruled as follows:
wheat-Strong: No. red. 751zc track;
No. red. 75izc on milling freight: No.
red, &c track.
Corn-strong: No. 1, white, 471kc: No. Z
44c: No. . white mixed, 4714c; No. 9 white
mixed, 47kc; No. 4 white mixed, 44c; No
yellow. 4711c: No. 3 yellow, 47i1c; No.
yellow. 4tc; No. mixed. fc; No. mixed,
l7c; No. 4 mixed, 47c; ear, 45c.
white, ssl1c: No. mixed. s51kc: No. ;
mixed. 34Ac.
Hay.steady: No. 1 timothy. $3.50; No
Inspections-wheat: Sample. one car
Corn: No. white. IA; No. white. 10; No
mixed. 4: No. 3 mixed. 4; No. i mixed. i;
no grade, l. Oats: No. white, one car;
No. mixed. 4. Total cars: Wheat,
car: corn. 40: oats. 5.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wagon market were not
as large yesterday as on previous days OF
the week and as a consequence sellers held
prices and IN some cases got $3.50 a ton
Most OF the holdings. however. sold al
lower prices. reported by the wagon
weightmaster as follows:
Corn-406e44c per bu.
Oats-35QS7c per blu.
Sheaf Oats-$9Qn per ton.
Hay-Timothy. $l3a15.5o; mixed clover
Straw-s6Q7 per ton.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
STRENGTH OF FLOUR THE LEADING
FEATURE JUST AT PRESENT.
Easier Prices on Most Fruits and Veg
etables-Ffrm Prices on Produce
Light Arrivals Of Grains.

One of the remarkable features of the
local market is the strong tone to the flour
market, and higher prices are in prospect.
Floods throughout the West have had con-
siderable effect on winter wheat crops
which were almost ready for harvest, and
Kansas, IL is said, will probably have lit
tie more than eonugh saved from the
wreck to use for seeding purposes. Spot
spring wheat is very scarce, old stocks are
well used up and good milling grades are
hard to obtain. There will be some dam
age to the corn in the West. owing to the
flood. but much of this probably will be
replanted. The grocers report trade good;
new crop coffee has begun to come from
Brazilian ports and there is much interest
as to the extent of the yield. Bears on
the market predict an enormous crop;
stocks in this country are said to be heavy
and prices are so low that there is not
much inducement to buy. Sugar is I'M
changed in price and demand at first
hand Is said to be light Packers claim
that there is to be a short crop of fruits
for canning. but reports from over Indiana
are that there is to be large crop Of
strawberries and much larger crop Of
blackberries than usual. On Commission
row trade was very active, preparatory to
the Saturdays market. California cher
ries are on the market and fair holding
of other crops of small fruit. Strawberries
were firmer Yesterday, but unchanged,
but In the afternoon receipts increased
and prices were weaker. Peaches of Mis-
sissippi growth are offered on the market
at & case. The produce market Is quite
active. Eggs are coming In freely but
prices are we'll maintained. Packers are
paying 121s cents a dozen. Poultry is in
some better supply, but prices are very
firm on report that thousands of young
chickens and young turkeys have been
drowned by the recent heavy rains. and
strong market for some time to come is
looked for. In other lines there Is nothing
calling for special mention.
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sales-steers.

Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments. 500. The re-
cefpts of hogs continue comparatively large the
total thus far this week showing a gain OF LOCO
over the time last week and the CORE
spending time year ago The receipts to-day
were almost large as a week ago and nearly
500 larger than a year ago. All buyers believed
that they were forced to pay extravagant prices
for their supplies yesterday compared with the
way the same kinds were selling elsewhere. and
therefore IL was natural to expect that they
would fight for reduction In prices to-day
They were encouraged by the reports from other
nlaces this morning and the market opened
with the bidding in many cases &c lower than
YESTERDAY Shippers on account OF the low prices
in Eastern markets had only few orders and
therefore did furnish much opposition 70
packers Under the circumstances statesmen
they did not accept them willingly The trading
from the start therefore slow. and, In fact
there was not much life In the market at any
time during the day. After a trading basis had
been established. however. packers were disposed
10 take the supply. In general way prices to-
day were considered zoe lower than yesterdays
average. but, OF course there were occasional
slbiy others that were right around &c lower
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nearby prints. 2c. Eggs firm and in good de-
mand; fresh nearby, 17kc, loss on: Western.
17izc; Southwestern. 1slsai7c- Cheese steady
and In fair demand; New York full creams,
choice new. lie: fair TO good new. lO'sqlVae.
CHICAGO. June Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm: creamery
l5n22c; dairy l5Glsi1c Eggs steady at lag
at 10izG1lizc.
ST: LOUIS. June 5.-Butter steady: creamery.
loqz2i2c; dairy, l3ql6c. Eggs steady AZ isc' iosS
of.
CINCINNATI, June Eggs firm at 1Sisc. But
ter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio nat, lac.
BOSTON. June 5.-ISpeciaLl-Eggs steady at
16jxQ1.c.
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BOSTON. June 5.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say of the wool market In tomorrow 5
issue: Wool is quiet and very firm. The week
business is made up of odd lots at full prices,
which are better than could be obtained three
weeks ago. probable shortage of 40OoOOO IDS
in the United States clip and small supplies
which have induced heavy operations In the new
clip at comparatively high prices. Two-thirds OF
the clip OF Utah. Wyoming and Idaho has been
already marketed. The shipments of wool from
Boston to date from Dec. 81. 1902. are 49, ZZZ $50
lbs, against Ill. 997 ss7 lbs at the same date last
year. The receipts TO date are so,s0oSio lbs
against no. ga. o9s lbs for the same period last
year"
ST LOUIS, June 5.-Wool easier. with demand
rot so active: medium grades and combing, l6q
zoe: light fine. l59l7c; heavy fine, uGliixc tub
washed. 1920.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, June 5.-Credit balances, sl.50; GER
tifcates no bid Shipments. ss.40i brls; aver
age. 1900 brls; runs s5. l27 brs: average $3.50
bris. Shipments CLima), S1.l14 brls: average,
So. 1s5 brls; runs (Lima) 6o.Ss4 bris; average
&C, 1872 brs.
SAVANNAH. June 5.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 45%c. Rosin firm; A, b c, -, SIZE: r..
$3.50: F. siS5; G. $50; II, $40; I, s.; h. 80.
NJ, ss.l5; n. $3.50: window glass, $780, water
white $3.50.
WILMINGTON. June 5-Spirits of turpentine
STEADY at i5xc. Rosin firm at 81 I0ql.12. CRUDE
turpentine firm ct 81. Is, IS and $50 Tar hrn
at s1s5.
NEW YORK June 5-Petroleum steady Rosin
steady; strained. common to good. szvSQ ~.
Turpentine firm at 49lsd5oc.
MONTPELIER June 5.Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. sll4; South Lima and lndi-
ana. s109.
CHARLESTON, June 5-Spirts OF turpentine,
nothing doing. Rosin steady.
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Sheep-Receipts. 800; shipments, 200. The mar
ketng of sheep and lambs thus far this week
shows decrease of 80 compared with the same
time last week and 500 compared with the cor
responding time year ago. The receipts to-
day were over 200 smaller than a week age and
over 800 smaller than q year ago. The quality
was satisfactory and with fair demand from
practically all buyers the market opened rather
active and the first sales made at strong
prices compared with yesterday. Before the
close Of the day. however. locfl butchers who
had not completed their requirements were bid
ding stronger prices and some OF the last sales
represented advance OF at least &c. good
clearance was made and the market closed firm.
There were a few lambs sold at 81. but aside
from that the top price was $3.50, and other sales
sold a IS and others at s5-5oQ5.75. There were
not many sheep good enough 70 bring "a and culls
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. June 5.-Poutry-Alive slow;
Western chickens, &c; fowls. l5c; turkeys. lie.
Dressed strong; Western broilers, 26d2sc; fowls.
14i2c; turkeys, 13Q15c.
ST. LOUIS. June 5.-Poultry easy; chickens.
10l2c springs, &c. turkeys. &c; ducks. &c; geese
sac.
BOSTON, June ESPECIAL Poultry frmer;
fowls, 13la914c; springs. 25q2sci turkeys, 15c.
CINCINNATI June 5.-Poultry quiet; hens,
11l1c; springs. 2oq22c; turkeys. lOc.
CHICAGO. June 5.--Live poultry firm; turkeys.
10Ql2c; chickens, Rn@13c.
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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the followir

Certificates have been issued TO the following
named Indianians:
Israel Chicott. s2; Hugh Bennett. ST.: Zophar
Evans, SO; Thomas York. s.: s. S. Barnd $40:
sas: August Kinnins sl2 Thomas Once. ssS Ed.
ward Murray. S.; Thomas NJ. Donahue. $40;
Wallace. SO: John L.; comstock. SO; Lester r.
salyard. $50: John w. Dunfse. IS; Manfred
garet A, Miller, s.: Nancy A. chris,man. S.:
Prail, $40: John Gent, S; Henry NJ. Lemon SO:
Luke v Temple. sl2; Edward Berry. 81: Jack.
erty. IS; Isaac 6. clath si2; William Ham. S.;
Linsiey NJ. MeKenney. s.; John r. Dougherty.
Mary d. Kitchener. s.; Eliza A Swift. IS: Mary
4. Swan, S.; Margaret Brewer. IS.
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(Prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Tom turkeys, &c; hen turkeys. 10c;
hens. &c: cocks, &c: ducks. young, loo; springs,
1Sc: geese. 81 per doz.
Cheeee-wisconsn. l3c; New York full creams,
llc: Swiss. 1sc; brick. l5c; limburger l2c.
Buttsr-l3isGS13c.
Eggs-F1rm at 12ikc.
wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed, lie;
coarss and braid. 15c: heavy merino. l0l2c; half
blood, l29i4c; bury and cotted. 12ql4c; Western.
nc.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ID: prime duck.
10c per 10.
Bssswax-soc for yellow. 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOw.
cresn-salted Hides--No. /, sac: No. z. Tie; No.
4 calf. Ice: No. 2 calf. &C.
Tallow-No. ]. sc: No. 2. &c.
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Butter, Cheese ana Eggs.

NEW YORK. June 5.-Butter-Receipts IT, I7s
packages Market firm. State dairy. i7daiisc:
extra erssmnery 22,ze; creamery. common 70
Market irregular State full cream. fancy small
colored and white. lossc: large colored. loxc
large white, 1ohc .Esgs-Receipts: nsS3 pack
iskc: Western extras l71alsc: Western nrsts.
lsdlsixc.
prints lc higher; extra Western creamery. &c;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paper. 4G6
ings, s., 245, Isl. 40; balances, ss7s, e47.36.
NEW YORK.-Call money ruled firm. but
closed easier ranging from ~ to AZ per
cent, closing at ~. Time money firm; sixty
days, 3h per cent; ninety days, 4; six
months, 5Q5k Prime mercantile paper. 413G
81 per cent. Sterling exchange steady at a
decline; actual business In bankers bills,
AS 95Q4.SS for demand, $4S5d4.S5.10 for six
ty days; posted rates. s4.S51.Q4.S6 and $4.SSlz
GAS; commercial bills, s4.S47s.
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as Follows: Flour firm.
wheat-No spring. 7sdS0c; No 3. 7i979c: No.
red. 75ss076a4c. Corn-No. 2, 4s1kc; No. yell
low. Acc Oats-No 2 36lk9s6ssc No white 81
G37hc. No. 2 rye. 50%G5lc Barey-Good feed
ing. 42945c fair to choice mailing. 5oG5sc. Flax
seed-No. !; Sill; No I Northwestern, s1-14.
grade. 1.50Q11.75. Mess pork. per brl. ST. ESQ
l7.s7h. Lard. per 100 lbs. ss.75@s So Short rib
sides Qoose), s9.25Q935. Dry-salted shoulders
(boxed). ssGS12ls. Short clear sides (boxed),
81. e2kd975. Whisky-Basis Of high wines. 81. 80.
Receipts-F1our, IL 800 brls: wheat, l5, bu /:
corn. 2s2,4oo bu oats. 2s9.3 800 bu; rye, 1co0 bu:
barley, 300 bu. Shipments-Flour, $500 brls;
wheat 2o4oo bu corn 1o7, 100 blu; oats 22s 500 blu:
barley, 1900 blu.
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Money RatesxAbroad.

LONDON.-Money. 21kd3 per cent; dis
counts. 31-16d3k. Consols. 81 7-16q9l5s.
PARIS.-Three per cent rentes, ssf CSC
for the account Exchange in London, 25f
17l1c for checks
BERLIN.-Exchange on London. 2om
25pf for checks.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 521sc; Mexican
dollars, 42c.
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LOCAL STOCKS ACTIVE
HEAVY SALES OF UNION TRACTION
AND SECURITY TRUST.
Higher Prices Realized for the Lead
ing Securities-IndianpO Trac-
tiOn and Terminal Up.

Trading on the local Stock Exchange yesterday
was active. A good deal Of interest was shown
in Union Traction and Security Trust. and a
number Of sales OF other stocks were reported
American National Bank and Marion Trust Com
pany each advanced points, and Indianapolis
Traction and Terminal each points. Eighty
shares Of Security Trust stock were soId-forty
shares at 10Sls and forty shares at lO4 the stock
closing with 1031z bid Union Traction common
advanced ia points, while preferred lost "a Lit
tie was done In bonds the only changes being
an advance OF point in Home Heating and
Lighting IS and Indianapolis Street-railway As
and an offer of Indianapolis Gas Company stock
l0S1a. -
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Abuse of German soldiers.

BERLIN, June 5.-An old sergeant. named
warnek OF the Ninety-second Infantry. has
been sentenced to thirty months irnprfson-
ment and 10 dismissal from the army after
having been convicted Of 1856 instances OF
abuse of soldiers In two cases Warnek
spat In the mouths OF recruits.
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WASHINGTON.-Frida statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the 150,000000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows
Available cash balance .$225. 315 094
Gold .. .........................1 O6, 0SS 906
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INTERSTATE sToCRYARDs. INDIANAPo-
LIS June 5.-Cattle-Recepts small; shipments
none. The market continues steady. with fair
demand for fat cattle. especially butcher stock.
but there is no demand and conditions are very
unsatisfactory on the common kinds. Calf quo
tatons are unchanged. the best going at 4s9s- g.
Quotations:
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THIS WEEKS BANK CLEARINGS.
Gain at indianapolis Only Exceeded
nv San FranciscO's Increase.

NEW YORK, June 5-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
June 4, with the percentage Of increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, June Spot cotton steady.
Quotations revised Sales. 500 bales. Ordinary.
9 slice good ordinary. 10 1-lsc; low middling.
10 15-16c; middling. IL l3-l6c; good middling.
II slice: middling fair l3c Receipts, liza bales;
stock, II, 1876 bales.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet; mddling uplands, 11.50c; middling gulf.
IL 75c. Sales, 76l bales.
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Corporation Assessments.

At the third session of the Marion Coun-
ty Board of Review a number of corpora
tions were passed on. Following is the
list compared with last year:
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, June 5-The Dry Goods market
has been more or less conservative and yet here
and there considerable business has been eff
fected. Buyers have been willing to pay the
advance as a rule, but are not purchasing any
more than sufficient to cover their current re-
ouirements. The supply OF cotton is growing
very depleted in many Southern mills, espe-
cially, and the increase of those who VIII cur
tail production is very material.
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United States new fours. coup................1s5i
United states old fours. reg...----..---.-.....ue
United states old fours, COUP Ill
United States fves reg .1o2h
United States flyes. cOtip. .l0zlk
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

rrns quotations given below are the selling prices
OF the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-Stick. SIC per ID; common mixed,
etc: grocers' mixed. &c; Banner twist mixed, &c.
NutESoft- sheIled almonds. l7d2oc; Brazil nuts
12c: nloerts. lag; peanuts. roasted, Iqsc; mixed
nuts. l3c-
Coal and Coke.
(Retan Prices)
SIS: Kanawha. SIS: Raymond. s5.25; Jackson
$50: Jelico. $3.50: somkeless. $3.50: Camel E;
Brazil block. AS: Greene county. lump. 81 Is:
slack. s325; Indiana slack. s275: Connellsville
coke. SO; lump coke, $50 bu, 1925 per Is bu:
crushed coke. Ice bu. "a per Is bu. Bags. &c per
per ton extra, second floor carried In cellar;
from wagon. sc extra by wheelbarrow. chute or
basket
Alcohol. s. s,92 10: asafoetida, zoe: alum. ,x0
<c: camphor. ssa7oc; eochineal s0355c; chioro-
form ss4ssc: e,1 1g2s 5Tl lSc cream tartar
genuine. ssq4oe: magnesia. earb, 2 or. 2oQ22c:
morphine p 4 w, Der or. 81. s512.so; oil berga-
mot. per h. g: opium. s. soas. Is: quinine. p q
CASTLE. FIR, Gl6c; soda, bicarb.. 2AGl5c; salts
Epsorn. iE94c: sulphur -FOUR ezq5c: saitpeter'
Gle snrpsn,tine' s. .ss slyeerne ls,.a2oc;
s7Q4Oc: chlorate potash. l5d2oc: borsx, s6ii2c:
cinchonida. SO SIC: carbolic acid. &c: cocaine.
muir. HLss947s
Dry Goods.
Berkeley. No. 90. SC: Cabot. ne; Capitol 7c
Cumberland. Tie; Dwight Anchor. Sc. Fruit OF
che Loom; INC; Farwell. ne: Fitehyills. 7c: Full
Ill re: HoDs fcs I,uwood. re: I< On. e.
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ST LOUIS, June 5.-Metals dull. Lead steady
at S412la. Spelter steady at IS. so.
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The Indianapolis Gas Co.

than best prices yesterday. Although the trad
ing was slow all day and the close quiet. about
the usual clearance was finally made at the
decline. Sales ranged from $3.50 20 500, and
the bulk OF the supply sold at &.s0Qt although
there were number OF sales above the below
these extremes Quotations:
Good 10 choice medium TO heavy.......S s5z6. 10
Mixed and heavy packing. ................ 515Q5.S5
Good to choice light weights 575Go-s5
Common TO fair light weights. 56of55.s0
Inferior to best Observation-Disclosures. 4000l5-50
Roughs and stays 5ooQ5. go
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IAIbert r. Thompson & Co.'s wirel
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rTns quotations given below the selling prices
OF the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
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Straw-ssQ7 per ton.
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Sheep-Receipts none shipments The
| best stock Is 25c higher than at the opening OF
> the week and all others are steady. There IL .
Y fair demand at quotations:
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MOWER IS
 NOT GUILTY
JURY AT TOMBSTONE DECIDES THAT HE DID NOT ROB STAGE

This Morning Clay Hockett Will Be
 Given Hearing for Same Offense-
 Officers Promise More Evidence
 E. P Mower, who was arrested sev- eraI days ago for holding up the Fair bank stage on the night Of December 24th. is again a free man. He was given an examination yesterday before Justice Wardwell of Tombstone, and a jury decided that he was not guilty.
 The hearing was continued from last Wednesday on account of the ab- sence of several important witnesses. The prosecution was looked after by District Attorney LeavenwOrth, who was assisted by O. Gibson. Gibson began. the prosecution during the last year, and was retained in order that he might carry out his plans.
 The jury was selected out of fifty men and was as follows: John Rainey, John Marden, Pete Butte, James Me Pherson. Ben Joyce. James Marrs, Ralph Johnson, Charles Staniger, J. Walker, James Davis, James Hogan, and George Hum.
 The jury went out about 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and re- turned within fifteen minutes with a verdict of not guilty. Mower express ed his pleasure at the verdict of the jury and thanked them for what they had done.
 The prosecution introduced. such evidence as has already been made pug.ia. They called attention to the suspicious actions of the defendant before and at the time of the hold-up. The defendant and his wife both went on the stand. The latter swore that Mower was at home during the robbery was committed.
 Mower claimed that he had left his house for only about twenty minutes on the night of the robbery He had a saloon keeper present who swore that most of this time was spent at his place Mowers interests were looked after by Attorney D. l.. Gun ningham-
 The case against Clay Hockett will be called this mor1ing at 3 o'clock The prosecution has given 1t out in Tombstone that they will have more evidence 10 introduce against Hook cit than was brought out at Mowers shearing. Hockett is confident that he will be released
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Silks and
 Dress Goods

36-inch extra heavy guaranteed black taffeta silk, worth s1.50 a yard. Sale price -. ..$1.o5 yd Extra heavy black 'Peau de Soie silk" guaranteed quality, worth $50. Sale price ...95c 56inch Chinese silks in all col ors. Sale price .-. ....- 42Iac Black satin duchess" extra heavy quality, regular price SI75. Sale price .S1.15 yd
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ten nit benz Ranse zines Oberften.
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berbanb. befen Gbefrebatteir er mad
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fareiber an ben sSt. 2ouis GlobesDe
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Mbleben bes gbefreoatteurs biefer Set.
tuno, Meguuagb, beien Stens Elm. bic
q fettbem tnnseehabt bat.