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The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
TREASURY GETS MUCH GOLD.
Accepts over Three Millions Under
Terms of ResciHded Order.

The Treasury Department yesterday ac-
ceptcd and transferred about s.. 900 OF
gold which arrived at San Francisco
from Australia It was imported by a
New York bank under the offer to make
deposits in order to encourage importa-
ton. While the Secretary's order has
been rescinded, it was explained at the
Treasury Department that the gold re
ceivcd yesterday had actually been ship
ped before the order was rescinded. but
the steamer on which it was carried had
been delayed.
The department declined to give the
name Of the importing bank
The Treasury Department is still await
ing the arrival Of S3.G90.090 worth Of gold
shipped from Buenos Ayres. The steam
er carving 1t was swept out of her
course by the recent hurricane on the
South Atlantic Coast, but the depart
ment has received advices that the yes
sci and cargo are safe.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER Market quiet Creamery. fancy 25is 20
IS per pound. Western frsts. . to IS; seconds Is;
process, fancy. p 90 Z- fair 10 good. q 10 2.
store packed finn. l6 e. 49,
CHEESE-1iar firm and unchanged. New hol"
STATE factory large II TO lps. do. small, Is to -
SUMNER. large, r. Western factory new, choice -
do fair 90 good, 10 10 H.
EGGS- Receipts light and quotations active Near
b. fresh. Virginia = West Virginia and SiaihSes-
Virginia. % 10 2 THuclscc - 60 2 Noith caro-
lima. q 20 - ducks p storage, p
LIVE POULTRY Chickens m moderate SUPPLY
and prices lower Hens dull. TURKEYS Ia good d.
maud. Chickens large. per pound, = 20 Is; DO. lt'
diuu, J. 20 - do small - neus. u Co j. roostef-
Ca ducks % geese. 90 10; uTkcys toms. u
TO Is, hens. choice l6 keats 20 10
DRESSED Pot L1K}-Twkeys, h,us. undIaan
Der plund II 90 %. average, UucTawH, j. 20 j.; do
thn 10 90 y. old toms / ehickens spring. large
- 90 u DO. medium, IS d.. small . hens cuoic-
T. 10 "a boosters 10 % H. DO. y0Ing L grsc. 10
TURKEYS. tens. % bcss. choice Is, Eeat5. 20 ~;
DRESSED NEATS-Cdl,cs. fuii dressed, 9Oj;
heads o. 80. hogdrcs7cd caye- SO 90 900 hams,
county, sugar cured u hogs small and heat, Htt
cat.. so 10 900; do, medium, 80 90 500, d..
hesvy. sC 90 20
YEGETABLES-Iu.h potatoes market quiet
Ysms and sweets plentiful Potatoes. hoilc grown.
5 90 20 per bushel; Virginia and Maryland per bar
rel LIS Go 90, sweet potatoes, per barrel. 100 10
49, d.. sau- 100 celery AeW Aoik. Ier hune-l,
% te 59 onions. bhIl. per barrel Lto 10 -0i; DO
Ohio. i.r bu-he CD t0 90
FRTITs-Apilc. steady. fauey table fruit 252 90
so. Do luuse IaCacd. % to LI5 uam Bartlett
500 sheldon. 500 60 30, seckles, 800 20 30 con
rslu 40l tp zoo piulauties. Florida. per cate.
geo % 5-5. grape fruit 40 o. $50 box, California
orange 40 o. $50 box. Jan4ie-- LOO % $50 bar
rI. Fi.r.da oranges. 2eY 90 % box prickF pear
rs box. cIautcIies Ia 20 30 box grapes. Ier
basket, y 60 IS bananas, ~ TO l5 bunch; Malaga
laapes 40 20 500 kes
CHESTNUTS- Arrivals plentiful; market unset
tlci- & a pound.
Hay AND sTRAW-Tmlthv. choicc new. E.59
No I. new 100: No o. new. l5oo % 800, mixed
har I158 90 1850. clover 800 to E99 straw, re,
bundle Il.J0 TO 1900; rye. machine 'hrcsh. 80 "a
SEQ. wheat. 60 go 100 c5t bay, per ton, $3.50 to
i6m
= 20 20. ordinary. % 10 IS: rye. % To 81, COM,
-heIlel new white 8 90 s. yellow. $ 20 s.. car
gGl 20 $40 Oats Weston white No. !. 8 70 s.
r-F~..T q. ga.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Railway shares had the call or the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday
and most of the trading of the day was
in those securities. apparently IN an eff
fort by several brokers to get rid Of
some shares on hand. Prices of Wash
ington Railway and Electric common
shaded off half a point as did the pre-
ferred on one sale but quotations on the
latter held up we'll TO S44- Two hundred
and forty-nlne shares Of the common
stock changed hands. and 80 OF the pre-
ferred.
Union Trust. which sold the day before
at 1l7l1. was marked up to 149 on the sale
OF a ten-sbare lot. and afterward an or
der of one share was filed at 10
Among the insurance stocks a long
standing order for Arlington at 32ls was
removed from the board. and several
other shares in that line changed gem
orally to higher figures, though there was
10 trading in any Of them.
Several Of the national bank stocks were
marked down on bids from brokers. Lin
coin Bank went off 4 points to 1876, Ma
tional City suffered a decline Of Z points
from l3S Of the previous day. and Metro
politan eased down points TO BIS Com
mercial Bank was the only one 10 gain,
going up point But the changes are
not significant. as none Of the stock OF
any Of them is 10 be had on the floor.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nea Yo-t O-t- SEATTLE. Receipts Il50 head.
Market v,ls dull Steers Do % - lower; hulis and
clv- easier. steers IG552l- ierlls Zo9dJl0- COWS
and tJifer-. llea5.-o
CALVES Receipts. IS head Neals steady. gasssTs
frm. Vaale iO0asO0. grassars 276a135; fed calves
z00aiol
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1870 head sheep
steady lambs frn 20 . higher common Co prime
-hccI oea5.0o- lambs 6.oa7Io; CaHsia lambs, 565s
.18
HOGS Receipts lU5 head: steady, State hogs.
fas6-0
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27

thalthnofS- Ma. bff % " HEAI-Sto iu Gle
va.ors. i5I.2H Bushels, fine market for Southern
wheat to-day was steady for graded lots Receipts
moderate and demand good for prime merchandise
wheat. Sales Of Csrgocs grade to 90 10 the elc-
1tors at 75'- foT special bin No red = for
stock No red Il for special bin steamer No. 2
red % for stock steamer No. red 65is for -reciaI
6iii e"ted, 63ig fer stock rejected and 63Is for
rejected 70 90 through drior sample lots. a. 20
quality and condition. brought 90 g. s. 60 s. s.
and S. Two lots Of weevil-cut wheat sold at Gig
and g. Contract opened steady: December 76ls
The market ion Western closed quiet: spot October
7S7i December. S1is.
C0RN-Stock in elevators, 59a Sta bushels. Then
were no receipts TODAY OF Southern coru n oousc-
quenca oi which We have 90 report ,i,lict and en-,
tTely nominal market with prime lots afloat 1i,ofs
bic uoinay at = per blshel Tor white q for vel
low. and track yellow corn 0i0mestici At a uar
bushcl for car lots prime ON spot CtneraI market
steady contract orcued finn year. l79tsfS The
market for Western closed firm SPOT, 0ctober 5l.
year, isis January 8-7
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York oct. 2s-sloney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at AZ per cent; highest,
81; lowest &; closing. az Most Of the days loans
were at per cent. Time money continued without
change: demand fair and supply vCy limited
Rates: 6 per cent bid for all dates bUt some
lIiHetT-tay loans made at a fractionaly higher
rate Mercantile paper moved verg slowly 4 good
assortment was offered. HIT the demand was light
and came largely from OFT Of town. Rates: 6a6ss
Der cent for sixty TO NINETY DAYS indorsed bills
receivable. six months choice and SIX months SIM
Gle names; 5sa7 FER cent for others. The sterling
market eased to-day particularly for cable trans
fers. Rates closed 2. below YESTERDAY Posted rates
fer long sterling were advanced I. Rates for ac-
tual business were a. follows: Sixty days 4s0s5a
4.8070: demand Sl75s4 $3.50. cables S565a4 $500
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27

Applications by national bank deposi-
tories for circulation under the recent
order of Secretary Shaw had aggregated
81 .50e,090 NJ to q clock yesterday after
noon. Most Of the offers came from ire
East. Milwaukee banks have shown
more eagcrness TO increase circulation
than those of any other Western city *
the total amount required, Milwaukss
banks asked for S1o0.o00.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
virginia and Southwestern Election.

Bristo. Tenn. Oct. 26.-At meeting OF
the stockholders of the Virginia and
Southwestern Railway Company. the OLD
board of directors were reelected. and
the directors have reelected the old Of
ficers Although the control Of this road
has been acquired by the Southern Rail
way Company. that company is not rep
resented in either the officers or direc.
tors, The inference being that this prop
erty will continue 10 be operated indie
pendent Of the Southern Railway.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
MURRAY ELECTED PRESIDENT.
Head of b. a o. Selected by Win
chester and Potomac Road,
iu1tOn Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. Oct 26.-Thc annual
election of officers Of the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad Company was held In
this city to-day. Oscar c. Murray. pres
ident of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
was elected president; George T. Ran
dOiph. of Baltimore. vice president: c. ".
WolfoTd, secretary and treasurer.
The following board Of directors, which
includes the above officers, was chosen
Thomas J. Cooper William II. Atkinson,
Thomas Cover, Richard r. Byrd, William
II. Baker, and w W. Wall
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
GRAIN MARKET.

New YORK. Oct 25.-Cash markets; WHEAT Trade
checked by light offerings No ! Northern DuiUth
% arrive labe and Iaili. Of. December f. O. b.
NJ. Northern Manitoba S. late November; No.
Nuthc-r Mautoia. $. late NoyeIabe-. No. ned.
g. q. b.. Z under December. No. hard. = over
December T. a D.. No. ! MaelrUUi p Z. O. d. . No.
macaresi -67i. Exporters took six loads.
CORN-MarkCt steady. bat quiet No elevator.
60 No p $ f. o. D.; Ne. yellow. 55is f. o. b.
30 q f. O.. D. end October. 10 40. = carly NcTem-
be-, g. &, O., H. No . white, 55i= f. o. q. Ez-
PaItcrs took seven loads
OATS duIl and l,aturtles> Elevator pIices: No. .
winter ,4-.r.afa. No. 3 white Jsf-z-9- M mixuf
s,a57's Exposter- took o0)0 bushels No. mivcd.
So. 3. a. h.
The prices for "futuues.' follow
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27

With increased supplies q cattle tie markc. Is
steady on tle better grades. with az easier feeling
on she medium and common grades
CATTLE Eztrs. 80 20 AS per cat-. butchers.
$50 to ie3 yer cat. ordinary. 30 o. $50
HOGS-Pc- cFt-, gross go 60 30 ordinary, SO
e. 6W
SHEEP-C Clipped. 400 90 80
LAMBs-Frr pound. spring, choice. ~; ne
dir1 90 :.
CAIVES-Pcr porrd. prime. II medium, G. 20 :,
grass. & 70 =
COWS-Ea,h. prime. 500 20 eco: common. - "
te s1e., cd and dr. u20 60 roo
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27

The Director Of the Mint purchased
1Ol0o0 ounces OF silver bullion to-day for
subsidiary coinage at 70.76 cents an ounce
for delivery at the Denver mint.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27

FIom FWc1.
BY "a stroke Of the Den President
Roosevelt has brough, about an i'm
mense and much-needed increase in the
number Of American comic writer's.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York, Oct. 25--BaHk ciearinss for the weeks
ending October , and October Is 1906 and tie per
centase II increase decrease for the week ending
October .. compared With the corresponding week II
1905 follows.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
CURB QUOTATIONS.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished hy r. r. Chapman q Co.. member.
New York STOCK Exchange. q. Bowie Gilman.
manager 1851 r street northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G.
Gates & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Munsey Building
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
COTTON MARKET.

New York Oct 26--Liyerp0ol seemed slow about
taking bearish view Of yesterday S census report
cotton ginncd 20 October i5. and tables were bet
ter than expected. Our market did not make re-
Sp0nse % the foreign steadinCss but buying hy bulls
in effort 10 support the market caused prices to
nun , OF points above last nights close In the
af'ernooH there vas a sharp break. with some
uanicky selling which thoroughly denoTalizcd recent
buyers. ON the break pyices Touched a level about
100 points below the top Of the bull movement less
than two weeks ago. The selling movement was
sudden bat the cause cutie logical. as the
weather Is an that coald be desired and the move
meut this week Is 59009O bales the largest record
Southern spot market unchanged to i lower Port
receipts 5000. against 75D last year: exports.
Is CO.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
Washington Branch
l4ls 9 Street Northwest.
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.

OFFICE COR. 9Th AND SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, sl.Dl0.90
SURPLUS, $4,000 lEAENEDj'
Lc n any auo7int made on approved rea.
estate OF collateral AZ reasonable rates
interest paid upon deposits on monthly bal.
subject 20 check.
ms company cts as executor. admluist1s
Tor. trustee, agent treasurer. registrar. and
IN al other hduciaTy CAPACITIES.
III
vaults for safe DEPOSIT aud storage Ot-Tzluabls
packages.
T
the management Of your real estate, Careful
attention given % al DC -ailz.
JOHN JOY F-essde-t
JOHN A sWOPE ..-.--.--...-.....-...Yicc President
ELLIS SPEAR. Second VICE President
ANDREW PARK ER....,............... Treasurer
iIARRH G. Assistant Treasure
BOYD AssistaBt Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY .-.-.-.-......R Real Estate Ofsce-
FREDK EICHELBERGEH------ UrlccF
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
The Safest investments

Are those that do no, depcnd upon the
financial responsibility q the stability
4 any individual or corporation. flr~t
deeds q trust mortgage notes literally
secured on coed real estate IT. the Di--
tricf q Columbia constitute Eilt-edge
investments. Thesc are the only kind
uc make and supply 20 investors The
bear interest. payable semi-annualy. a.
the rate of Five Der cent peT aunuu
and may be had Of US IN amounts from
500 and upward az par and accrued
interest Send for booklet, Concerning
Leans and Investments.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
FINANCIAL.

Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
Depository for funds of Philippine
Government.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates 4 Co..
members Chicago Board of Trade, Munsey Building
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. men,
bers Of the New York aud New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes. In2 ret northwest Phones main
$40 6;H;
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27

Total sslts, l-6Gs egliIsst s. 594 900 yesterday
-,y9l,a.9 seek ago. and 5.2s3.ooo year go.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27

II is never safe to depend on what
the ticker says in day or I'm week.
Patience must be exercised if one wants
to hear the whole story. Like an orator
who rouses his auditors enthusiasm one
moment and in the next curbs the SEN
timent he has aroused, lest prudence and
deliberatiOn should be driven away. the
ticker, after stimulating bullishness to
some extent puts in a cautionary warn
ing 80 keep sentiment within safe
bounds. For some time past the ticker
has been intoxicating caution. not be-
cause prices are above values. but be-
cause other factors monetary and poIiti-
cal intervene TO disturb the natural re-
lation which should exist between those
two. The disturbing factors are tempo-
rary. and when they cease to be felt the
ticker will tell of the change As values
are now increasing while prices are
either stationary or declining. the strong
az win the ticker argue for higher QUO
tations later, and when the force of
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27

AnticipatiOns regarding the bank state
ment were that the surplus reserve would
be wiped out and the belief was ex-
pressed that a week hence a still further
shTin6age in the reserves would be
shown.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

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t16. 90.
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traxtfurter 73c; Bologna to Edxues ", To
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

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6abre; .BarbaroRa" mad gre.
men, bia plpmOutb unb gbsr.
boura; rBlue&er" nod 6amburg,
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treal; Remington" nod Quebec
uno WontreaI.
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belpbta.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
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gnslii6er RIeefamen $3.50
GIfpte RIeefannen $6.00-8.D
aIfaIfa 3Ieeianter So .00-1o.00.
Wetber 4Ieeiar1en $500.
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gnsIf&es IImisrus $3.50.
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tDotet. Der Sobn oes aanbtasse
abeeoroneten grbaro In Mi9a9, Sbers
bapern, buroe bon einem fheuenoen
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ftorb aIsbalo on Der erIittenen Wers
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gergtfte /.
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folst:
u merfean.N fseiation n.
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Curtis unb Rotb.
HoIebo, IA. Stunt.
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Mimneapolis. ..O0O000002- 2
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Sbomas unb Sbannon.
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ct. paul ....0 02O00501- 8
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attortal.2 9 a.
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Sie @eitbOOrlage fir Tleii9inipettiou iii i9m ui9t
idarf gtnng.
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elmer Strnbsnbabn tuurbe beute Nbsnb
6rau g. 8. patterfon, bic @attin bss
Yrdfbenien Der 8anfers 8ruR Co.,
augsnblidIi9 gst0ptst. 9srr pattsrfOn
unb bsHen &o&ter famen nit lei9tsn
8~erlssunger babor.
tenbabn u aII.
M arfetta, 8. IA. Stunt. -
Der fholi9 fabrsnoe psrionen3ug Der
pennfplbania = 8abn snteleiHe beute
absao BET Dem aabsn glba. 3u9fib'
rer uno 6eiser finb t6otIi9. perf9isbene
paRasiere lsi4tsr berlebt.
gergiftet.
6unti atom, 20. 3d., ID.
Sum-. Snnsrba!b spsi stunbsn Rnb
beute stpei Rinoer bon Sofepb Sorban
seforben unb 3uei weitere 2inbsr Der.
ielben 5amilie ltsser, i'm Stsrben; sins
@eraifuns, beren Wutir iousit nod
ni&t befannt, lie9t 3u @runbe. Cine
gutOpfie uirb borgnommsn tusrbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

SnbtanapsIts RaHee.P,eHe:
0suabnI. bs gutter 10-l2; yrirta DID Al,
ud5lt9 l4-1se 5aneY sa&-ssc. SoTsss
Deuoru 10 BIB 22e. SSapa 20 82e.
S1 Ba6etsa:
Nstofa $l4.7t, SioR $1t.7d, Sertst III Is
Garaeas s14.75. DiuwortB's s1s. 20. Duta
Sara BIexh S17.50, Glttar Saba NIenb
$14'76. Durica STATS.
8uGu-Domtnoes 7.37e; etad1u6u 3 50
puIperiHrter sac: xx4z puIDertTnta S.27s,
fehaes srexultrter 4.S2e; Gutss 5.a7si Son
ieetaomess' u 4.s7e: wibseuoob Y 4.72s; Ms
xtr Z l.eae; empire u. SIC; SosaI 0stsa
0oIbex 8 4.l2e: 4tsSfpr Grtsa Z l7a.,
Nissepoob 8 l.4se; seIbes 8 SEA-; IL gel,
ber z.17.
G7Re-RaA 40 er. EeH). Ssb, g. 10 per
0aIIons.
Getru6nete 6ra4s-AepfeI. m Der eoss
setrs6uet. Sc; Sobamnesteesex Is % ~ ;
Gtron 18e bW l4e; Rufxex. q Gspwx, p,s
4fune. u. 8 groua 7}e, 1 groua TIC Ias.
u~senfrete ssbis Se. GeIforxia NasseateI 7xsi
euItans TX, tsspevtrte euItaxa lie ID lts
California &prtfofen 81 tts lac.
PidIes-2400 tn 15ab SO; LEGO tn Elt
p: 1900 I'm aaIbfab $500; 800 n "a.
$3.50.
etdrte-pearI, 8fe, Gbamptox 0Ist. ! ~,
8 Ptrrb RaGete 8. 4orx. ! Rth. 4Gests,
lH-6k.
6anbpE7G etanseu seuHf@t 7S Srps
esr seHtf&t &c: Banner 2pta b; assa~
0onbons 1oe; ss. 2 Cream semti@t &C.
@He-BraSI nea 9e BIB 10e; Silbetl tx
RanbeIn IA; uet9f&oItse NaxbeEs i5e
Serbian RanSeIn l6e; Reamits k BID DIS,
ser6fete 7e bts Sc: GnsIi6e BaIxaHs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

SsA4ta
Hepfe - BaIomins, 500 per S6ab.
Banamer 81. 7S-2.25; netxe 76e-S1.26.
Gttrpnen g .00-6.G0 per Rips.
Dranaen - So. 25-l.76 ter Rifle.
grbbeeren 81. 75-$a.s0 bic Rife.
0emAfs.
SparaeI-5ce Elm DuSenb Wun&eS.
Crime Wobnen-$3.u0-l.00 Der 8uibel.
Rotbe Slben 45c PEI Tutenb 1un@es.
9rait - $3.50 per Srate.
Reue garrots-a0e has DutenS.
UlumeuiobI $2.25 tr Dutsat.
eeIerp-$6 bis $3.50.
@urfen - 76c rer Dutenh.
eaIat - 10e per #funb.
8wiebeIa - @otbe urb metbe $i.be per
bunbert gfunS epanii&e 8rutekeIn SIT 20
per Rife.
Differ gIant zoe per Dntexh.
BeterfIie 16-s0e per DuteKh NaA&eS.
4arsoFsIn - zoe - 9Oe per DuibeI.
saeue Rartofern-$5.t0 per 6ab
eabfartpHeIm = Bsrstnia $3.D; 8alti'
more sac -2.Bi SerfeH $3.50 $500
per Sat.
yaabteie 1GKe per Dutexb.
@babarb 1oe bas Dusenb.
Spimat = 4 pei Gab.
tomatoes $3.50 per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

Dutte1, 9teS 600 Osxaass
0dxbIer beSabIex felsexhs RreHs:
Butter - Country, lle, Sreousers as'
0tat1 Toe
6rii@e Gier-14e per Dsttexe.
Hahner Sc, Adbxs 3, Txriet8-O-Ns