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The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
LECTURE AND RECITAL.
The story OF Worship Music by Prof.
Gideon

H. L. Gideon's The Story of Wor-
ship Music" given in the Normal
concert series at the Congregational
church Tuesday night. was a lecture
that took on the form OF recital and
a recital that savored OF the lecture
room. He might have been one of
those who hold down a seat in facul-
" .stT": and the good sized audience
that had turned out 10 meet him,
sophs. with quiz ahead, Just the
same the story" possessed many
popular features. and his points were
Illustrated BY solo. work. or by Sc
lections on the organ.
Mr.. Gideon did i part of this work
himself. including the playing of
the Kings Prayer" from 'Lohen-
grin" and the singing OF the Com
pline.~ lt seems that he had once
spent some time in Trappist monas-
terry in Belgium-the monks were
French exiles-and that the plain
chant is better preserved in such
monasteries than anywhere else in
the world. In fact in everything that
he said ne carried the impression of
knowing whereof he spoke.
He was ably supported in his Illus
trations by Miss Mary Kendel and J.
c. Keudel. Miss kendel sang one
OF the best of the modern Ave
Maria and also the old hymn of
L.uther's Elm feste Burg" Mr..
Keudel sang twice. in illustration OF
two phases of church music. one OF
them an example of the sheer lido
cies occasionally brought forth by
the modern composer
Prof. Gideon handled his subject
in dignified and mastery manner,
showing that not alone was he al
home on the keyboard OF the pipe
organ. but that he possessed thor
ough knowledge of the various forms
or classes of church music. Under
his calculations Worship Music
took on new meaning. even to we'll
Informed musicians and singers.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
For Misses Newton

Mrs H W. Blinn entertained with
a delightful dinner party Tuesday
evening at her home. 1925 Thtr-
teenth avenue. The affair WAS little
farewell party in honor of Misses Eva
and Lillian Newton who leave soon
for an extended visit in California.
Fragrant pink and white sweet
peas were used effectively in the de-
corations and the same dainty pink
and white color scheme was carried
out in the menu served. The guests
were Misses Eva and Lillian Newton.
Misses Margaret and Katherine Bird
sail. Miss Lucia Potter, Miss Grace
Hollingsworth and Mrs Claud New
ron
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Hon Davis 4. RArmond

Ii might not be strictly accurate to
say that in the national house of rep
resenratives men seek their level. b1t
II is true that in this body each does
reach his level However. the puhIic
may be misied in consequence OF TIE
forwardness of some represenratiyes
and the Uiodesty of others. all become
known By their fellows. whose iuds-
ment IS impartial. BY this test
the best OF tasts-Judge DeArmo1d
is in the front rank as thinker and
speaker. and front rank man among
the orators OF the House IS nan
whom il is we'll worth ones time 20
hear.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Chaurauoua Notes

Have YOU seen it What Why
the chEutauQua tent
Get your season tickets before
Friday
LaFolletts Friday afternoon 1880
o clock.
Watch this column. Maybe some
thing extraordinary will happen FRI
day night
Among those who will camp at
the Greeley ChautauQua, ar. Mr.. Nit
tie and family. the Robb family, Mrs
Bliss
J. r. Ellison writes from Rocky
Ford that the Orphean Musical club
pleased immensely.
II our season tickets keep going
the way they have been ve will have
TO have more printed. Get one and
enjoy life with the rest OF them.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Z Hoffman. deceased Si -@eeo
.Nst-cr > hereby given that on No-
1zF tre s=Te-teenth Cay pf Af5,r1,sp
- 80 b.4ne one "a The -es s,sIar dsv~
=, e JOY Tern ct the County CTN-,
"e.e SeHnfE ~ The STATE - CoI1
l@--t ! Aitc- Hoffman .Sr,,t~f~--,.e
$40 sst&t= ull appear s,ss0-.. ~.
@-st= - sA.d CeGrt- present -y1Y- .t,,sI
x - h-eTf' - sIc8 ae-a = istrla.r,- 80.
~ Approval @. the san - 80, ~. lfsE
- aAse,Ar.sd a. Suee sBrr-i.-
90 A ~tiet t5-ue g-s -su'-. 80.
t. p AHi.f"sf NAY Aprea- w,a
y tsserF pb9.Ss4Frs - sic 80. 4. 80 40
4Lit'- ~ grse'sy. caio-s a. Int, =,
ts----s,....- ALICE HOFFMAN.
= -z-h-l- csstyassc N. "Aeqb
''isN :. .ACcHs Attorney.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Albion VIM. l.. Ferguson. Love
land P. 5. Schwartz. San Francisco :
+ Endo. Denver; d. T.. Maher; Geo.
Shambo, Hardin; Mrs. Blanda Nelson
Denver: Mrs. Marie Henderson, oen-
yer. A. B. McClave, Ault; Mrs. h.
r Achter, Gilcrest.
Camfield-J w. Swanson and
wife. Huley, Cal: X. F. Ziegenfelder,
Sort Collins: P. r. Bennett. Fort
Collins; Chas. A. Lory. Fort Collins;
n B. Banebright; Fort Collins: L.
D Ross, Denver: Miss Ross. Denver;
Geo. II. VanHorn. Loyeland; Miss
Jacobsen, Florence; A. +. Snyder,
Mulberry, Ind, Levi Peter. Mulberry,
Ind Jas. w. Gault. Eaton: Albert
Miller. Eaton; w. S. Collins. Hudson.
Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
BEEBE DRAW.

Ton " Fis returned TO his To-
2t Florence last week
Nr- Moser and NrDupner ka-s
erected ne~ vintuIlls tha pass wss.
Louis Baab o. Gresley. vas cal
ing or ctc triea6s here last Ia r.
DAY
4 hszTy rain visited this s~,=-.--
AS Saturday. which did grzE.
deal ot good.
Ny and Mrs VI. NJ Ctrnts- r-
Pecsaar- visited friends IN r.
aeigAooEhood Sunday.
The Ladies AID and NAssioaz-~
Societies OF L. Sale. had an IN
tAy meeting AZ MIS- Deans Iasz p
tay.
RsT- seaman ard ~ife OF Las l
-z1ss, and Mrs YAruey OF La Ss.s
-sre saSs,s ss TIE home ot Al-s
tAeza tie last o. last @e@.
Nr. z1t Mrs r-st Roo, % lf-
Bend, and Mrs IOha LAash.fn a.
daughter EGase- O. La sasEs- vyar.
guests 81 Sherman Ms-sle-s S.lt5r
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Running Reservoir Water.

Reservoir water will be run as
soon as one hundred rights are called
for II. however. ther is ditch wat
er when the reservoir water is called
for a less number of rights may be
run with the approval of the Gener-
al Superintendent Call for your
water when you want it and we will
try and deliver il. There will be
eleven days run per right from the
Cache la Poudre Reservoir. eleven
and one-half days from the Fossil
Greek Reservoir. and seventeen from
the Windsor Reservoir. The charg-
= per right for running as follows:
The Cache la Poudre Reservoir
$1l.00
The Fossil Creek Reservoir.
............ $11.50
The Windsor Reservoir ...--
$lt-OO
Please pay these charges as soon
as convenient, so that when you call
for the water the books OF the COM
pany will show that you are entitled
10 it,
All orders to the ditch-riders must
- in writing Persons Ira awing
laterals having SuperinteL:.-
ents MUST place all orders with the
lateral superintendent. When
there is no uperintendent. verbal.
sritten or telephone orders viii! be
received at the once. All older3
must reach the Office before o'clock
,. m. of the day on which the water
h ordered from the reservoir. The
Office will be open on Sundays, from
10 a NJ. until l p. m.
The New Cache la Poudre Irrigat-
ing Co.
E. S. Pinney. Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
a. r. HALL
FMSTcLAss PLUMBER
Viii figure on sll work and do
day work. Not in the combine.
l2i7 9Th Ave. Phone 1o83 Red
FoRECLosURE SALE NOTICE

FoRECLosURE SALE NOTICE
State OF Colorado IS.
In District Csart
,nS SoSSe ne s,n Is heresy given: that; under
closure ordering sale. made in said
court the 2Sth dav OF June A. D.. 1905.
IN an ACTION there pending, bearing
general No. 1873. wherein Matte Nc
Bissby. c. V. Holmes. as administrator
OF the estate OF Ida Irene Bigshy, de-
ceased, Nora Eva Campbell. Jessie Lena
campbell. Thomas Jennings Campbell
Charity Myr,illa Campbell and Fideia
Ifshe b,gsby, minors. are defendants
execution. the hereinafter described
premises and property. or so much
hsrs9l ;h sn as ~ may ,ss, ss TO realize
thereon from the date OF said decree
at per cent. per annun. and costs
aecrued tsinee taxed at the sum OF
s-N.ssl aud costs fees and expenses OF
ssie 70 accrue hereunder. reference to
WhISh decree Is hereby made for au-
LOFTY LOFTY heTaef the undersigned, as
the sta day OF August, \. D., 1905. at
me hour % 70 o'clock In the forenoon.
4, NM, me ca east v,, .T9n, door OF the Court
colorado Will sell at public v.ndue 10
,hs xishsst and best bidder for cash.
the Town OF Mead in Weld CoT,,y
state q colorado. and the appurtenan-
- Ani buildings thereof and thereon.
accoTcAns to the recorded plat ~ said
-AhH a % record In said Weld Countv's
F,eoFGs--Srd each and every equity
oI redemption OF each and All said Je
.tn1AhSs- and each and every persor
Gaining or 10 claim the whoi. ar snV
g4.t et Or interest In said property. nv
- ~ o under said Ida lr.,s
b.-srs and william ". Ri Ks by. or eth
er Of them. or either or ,r,- ~, -, sSss',
e nGta's- from or since Sepfsu4hsr
= lse to satisfy said decree In faSC,
q said QlAirtlff. an '"Nor
witness ny hand at Greeley ;r s,,a
-i-ntt ano state. this July 10 isnS
2. H. FLOR ANCE,
- crerttf Cf Nesd County Colo
r 6 STRONG. Attornes. - N"'o'
.fftst published in ws+klv rrghp,,.
July Is LAST published Aug ! I.as
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Grain Markets

Grain Markets
Furnished by the John C. Morgan
Brokerage company. room l 5 Union
Bank Building.
Wheat. Sept. open 81, high 9lL
low sols close 90 y. wheat. Dec
open SO, high aS. low 81 Is. close
81 lfs; Corn. Sept. open 15H. high
75ia. low 3, close IS y. Corn. Dec.
open 81 L high s1 L, low sos.
close 81 \ Oats. Sept. open a, low
Az, low t9 :. close 4iA, Oats,
Dec, open 43 high 43Ts. low
AK. close as x. Pork. Sept. open
Is s.. high 1885. low l5.e7. closc
1871.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Word was received here today that
Miss Esther Marsh, who was operated
on Sor appendicitis in Mercy hospital
In Denver the first of the week, is
doing as we'll as could be expected.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Help for Those Who Have Stomach
Trouble

After doctoring for about twelve
years for a bad stomach trouble.
and spending nearly five hundred
dollars for medicine and doctors
fees l purchased my wife one box
of Chamberlain Stomach and Lii
yer Tablets. which did her so much
good tla, she continued TO use them
and they have done her more good
than all of the medicine bought
befors--Samuel Boysr. Folsom. Ia
I. -ls medicine IS for sale by al drug
gusts Samples free
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
A Millionaire's Baby

attended By the highest priced baby
specialist could not be cured Of
stomach or bowel trouble any quick
er or surer than your baby ii you
give it McGes's baby Elixir. CUrss
diarrhosa, dysentsry and all de-
rangeuents OF the stomach or
cents al all drug stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Terribly ScAldsd

is something xa hear OF read about
ever day OF on. lives Burns and
Ids either slight o. serious are
bound TO happen in your family.
Be prepared By having bottle Of
Ssllari's Snow Linimsnt handy.
Il rslisvss the pain instantly and
quickly aeais the burn Sold by all
druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
A Contested Woman

. always found IN the same hos
with Raliart's Snow Liuiueat 7
keeps every member OF the fam
free from aches and pains. il hsz-
cuts. burns and scalds and cu-=
rheumatism. neuralgia. lDmbasc al
all muscular soreness and stiffness
.5c, soc and s. ss a bottle
Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Buick Ahead

II you are wanting TO buy an auto
looa into the merits OF the Buick
Autos Remember Buick Model F.
won first prize in the oRcky Noun
tain reliability contest making 500
mile run without any adjustment
whatever returning in good order and
ready for another trip B. F Wood
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Union Srn~

Union Services q, the Park Suuss+
afternoon we're well attended Rev
W A Phillips o, the United prcs5r-
tertau church delivered the sermon
and the music -ss rendered b. the
choir OF the same church N4ry Szn-
day afternoon Dr. p A Carria. o,
Denver viii preach and the 9ssho-
diss choir Will turrtsh tha -,-.s,.-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Yeagy Grrrery COMPANY

Articles OF Incorporation for The
feagy Grocery company were filed Il
the county cout. house TODAY. TIE
members of the corporation are Geo
y Ysagy, Dan z Miller and Geors
Miller. The capitalization IS $4,000.
The store viii be located al E,at1r-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Pvt IL Jail

very accurately describe. szyors-s
feelings who s eon.ize-t 10 -be
house with a, attack OF raAu-z-ss--
lum hago, stftf .oins % r-selas
Ballard's S1ov L.rirsr. vii es.-a
the trouble relieve .hs pan z-5
make you as suppl@ 2s two rex-
old Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
What's to Happen
TONIGHT

The Pythian Sisters will give .
Sock social tomorrow afternoon l'VL
8 TO ;. There will be program III
,ludiuC musical selections, gwen
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
WEDDINGS
R,ethau.NlU0dy

Miss Ethel Beetham, the daughter
OF MIR and Mrs. AlonZo BeethaH, viii
be married tonight to Osca: c
Moody at the home OF the bride :
parents.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Camping Partie,
Lots of them are outhtting

Lots of them are outhtting a,
our store these days. We know
the needs Of campers from A to
z, and take pains to furnish good
stuff-also pack it right-and
charge as little as possible iot
quality you can depend on.
Stop the grub wagon at oul
front door, and we guarantee sat
isfaction 3 times a day in camp,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Miss Eula Gill of Fort Morgan Is
the guest of Misses Nellie ana r.ai'i'
Rankin this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

MIR. and Mrs. o. o. Russell are 81
on an auto trip TO Colorado springs
This week.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
HEREAFTER

l. T. Warren spent Tuesda: in
Fort Collins.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Christian Science

Services are held at 500 Ninth
street. Sundays at l1:Oe and We'd
nesday evenings at 500 o clock.
The subject of the sermon for next
Sunday is Truth
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Wire Flashes

New York-Money II. on call
Sales TO 1900 a m. 2S3,5oo to 100
p. M. 55i.S0o
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Knnus makes a specially OF teas
and coffees. S2t 9th street
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Greeley Wholesale Market.
Poultry

Eggs &c. in trade
Ranch butter 20 and s5 cen,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Hens 10 cents per pound.
Brolle-s. Is cents, Per pound
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Weather Forecas,
Generally fair today and Tnu~Es
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
NOTICE or FINAL >srr,rwr~,

fA.t pGc.Lshe in Weekly Tribune
@llF ls- LAST Published Aug Isas /
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-27
Gritty Queen WiIhelmina
SEXES Bride OF Horse
When Car Wrecks Carriage

THE HAGUE, Feb. 27.-Queen VIII
helmina and Prince Henry. her hus-
band, had narrow escape from seri-
Gus injury in a carriage accident near
the palace today The prince was
driving, and In a narrow part of the
road an electric street car collided
with the vehicle before he could turn
out.
The carriage was badly wrecked,
three wheels being torn on, but peith-
er the queen nor the prince was burt.
Her majesty was somewhat unnerved.
but was able TO walk 70 the palace.
Shortly after she went TO the fresi-
dence of her mother In order To- re-
assure her and prove that she haa not
been injured.
The shock OF the collision threw
Prince Henry from his seat, bun the
queen, with great presence OF mind.
jumped from the phaeton and alighted
safely. She had seized the bride OF
the rearing horse before the specta-
tors of the accident had recovered
sufficiently 10 render assistance.
The queen and Prince Henry sub
sequently walked In the palace mark.
where the collected crowd gavesevi-
deDce OF its joy at their escape
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-27
POPULAR YOUNG LADY
rs STRICKEN BY Death

The funeral OF Miss Gertrude !. A.
Lynch, one of the most popular girls
of the north end. was held Thursday
morning from the family residence.
No. $50 Harperave., to Holy Rosary
church. The solemn requiem hfgh
mass was sung by the Rev. Francis j.
Van Antwerp, pastor Of the chpFeh.
assisted by the Rev. FIR. Christian and
FIR. Won Mach, as deacon and suhdea-
con. The church was filled with
friends and former schoolmates 81 the
dead girl, number being present
from the Chi Beta sorority and the
young ladies' sodality OF Holy Rosahs
church.
Miss Lynch was but 20 years of age.
She was graduate OF the Central high
school and was studying piano in the
Michigan Conservatory or music.
Three weeks ago she was stricken
with typhoid fever and died Tuesday
morning. Miss Sullivan sang Goun.
DDS Ave Maria" and Miss Odena rem
dered Rest for the weary" during
tho services Thursday morning
Besides her mother, Mrs. Mary
Lynch. there are surviving her two
sisters and two brothers. The remains
were placed in the vault in Mt Elliott
cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-27
GAINS SLIGHT;
NY. c. HAMMERED
MARKET IS STRONG AT FIRST
ANAL. COPPER BOUGHT BY
BIG INTERESTS.
srook MARKEr-cLosE.

Am. sugar, 1ISAs Am. rob,, IL Am
s ssss Ss A"s q f Cop; ss = A B. 0 &.
c. q CT. W.. 3a Colo. F. & T.. lsh;
Distii 2s.E ID. 4 II. Can. ito,s ~:
4 80 ~ s 30. Mex. Cent. is: NJ, X; q
Tex, IS. CT, North. lls. Mo- Pae;: 80
Nat Its.. 76A; Nat. Lead, II NOT. az
w, osts.: North Am, 424 N9rtn' r Tss'
s7i. Penn. Ii2ss: Phi. a Read. ss.
p. ST. Car. 1875: Rock Isl. pfd. 2llr;
ST. Paul. i0/ Sou. Pac.. 6sn: Sou. Ry..
ia. Tt e. 8 sa1 Bonds. SIS: T. ). Rub.
is; L. :. Steel 2S< do pfd' VS. Az
pfd. Mss.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27--The stock
market showed improvement al tho
opening. Northern Pacific led with a
gain of 1-2, while Union Pacific was
up 3-4, and Southern Pacific. Is. Read
ing after opening unchanged. rose IL.
New York Central gained 3-S. UIitcd
States Steel common was particularly
strong with an advance or IL, While
Alamgamated Copper and American
Smelling and Refining rose 3-S. Amer
lean Sugar was up 81.
The stock market ruled unexpected
ly strong. during the FIRST hour uhdsi
the lead OF Amalgamated Copper
which was brought by brokers usual
ly acting for Rogers and Rockefeller
| interests. Covering OF shorts heipet
along an upward movement in the rest
of the list and traders finding the sup
ply OF stocks scant. took the bull side
tuying in small lots OF the limitct
number OF stocks that are fairly &C
tive and causing a general improve
ment In the market tone.
The volume OF business continues
| small. the sales in the first hour be
ing less than in the same period yes
! terday and there was continued an
| sence OF outside interest. In nearl!
all cases where advances were made
the gains were less than point
American Smelling was the onl,
stock which made a gain OF more tia,
a point. New York Central. afte
making slight advance at the open
ing. was selected as an object OF baa
Iattaek and hammered down fror
"a 1-2 to below 81. but this was abou
the only exception to the general shov
OF strength. London was h moderate
buyer OF some OF the low prices
ghares In the first few minutes. Thii
buying was more on order than TO
arbitrage account
| Governments unchanged; othe
bonds firm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-27
"MIcHIGENDA" TAKES
JUST LIKE VACCINE

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Feb. 27.-Tne
first nights performance OF "Micbi-
genda,' musical comedy. exceeded
fondest expectations Wednesday night
From the time the curtain went up on
SLEEPY, Hollow" through to the last
turn the Michigan Union boys and
girls" proved bowling success.
How the chorus girls managed to
wear their high-heeled slippers. their
long gloves, their kimonos and their
corsets with such apparent ease was
a revelation 10 the femininity In the
audience and where they learned so
cleverly to tell them with their eyes
was anothr. One OF the cleverest
stunts was at maks no difference what
the daisy says" sung By J. Theodore
Reed as -.GladyE" and There's sure
10 be q woman In the case" with I'M.
|pefsenaters from the Garden OF Eden
down. was another.
The house was packed and II In
practically sold Out for the four per-
formsnces
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-27

/
three years ago in Paris. fell in love
with her and much against the wishes
Yof his wealthy family. married her.
Col. Mapieson's story.
Three years ago" said Mapleson,
II owned beautiful property at
Etretat, France, called Blanc castle.
One day as I was in the grounds a
young and pretty woman, beautifully
dressed. drove up to the entrance gate
I'm a smart turnout and pair and asked
to see the property.
She said her name was Sergius
and she introduced me TO a young
man as her husband To make a
long story snort trey got me TO con-
sent TO sell them the property for so.
900 francs.
ION going to notary to draw up
the deed of sale. Mrs. Sergius ..ad-
mitted that her first husband, SMr.
Carkins was still alive, so the lawyer
made the deed out in the name OF
Glacia Gala Carkins. and the money
was paid some months afterwards.
ION going with friend to Roy's big
horse establishment in Paris | found
that Mr.. Sergius was Paul Roy, son Of
the principal. He was very much en-
tarrassed.
Il now see that Paul Roy has killed
Carkins. who must be Glacia Gala
Carkins' husband and not her brother.
Jumped Her Contract.
II must mention that heard Gala
sing in Paris and on the strength Of
her beautiful voice made contract
with her which she never kept, hay
ing disappeared mysteriousiy FROM
Paris year ago. made number
of unsuccessful attempts to locate ncr.
She was a pupil of Marchesi and
OF Prof. Duvernoy AT the Paris con
servatory, and when I saw her last
was prima donna with voice and
face equally beautiful"
In the home of his wealthy father.
ct Neuilly, France. a brother gave out
a statement az to the killing OF Car
kins by Paul Roy. lie spoke in tho
presence of the man Glacia Gala ac
cuses OF murder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-27
AppIe.-Fancy. ,s0s.0o; common /,

0175 per Dbl.
Dutter--Extra creamery. s2@s2Hr:
stock. 2ic; renovated. CSC. Official
prices: Extra creameries 32c; frsts,
soc: crooks. 2a02tc; packing stock.
Cabssxe--Home-g rown. n01.as per
'v c;eiiery--ss q loc per doz; California.
eesss..rI psr iass; Howe.. $3.50 per
CsuIi6ower---californ sl.75@:. per
sCheese--Michisan fun cream. lao
Ccase-Packase coffee. sI4.7s0l5sS
n,.:,sS 8 c. .sr = 'ossc; com
Dressed Hoss-Lisht. sh05sc;
Sfsa pr Prices. Fssh secss S
Flsur--Michissn patent. in wood.
sss s second ,g pste nsr ;SsS; straight,
Feed-Jobbing lots bran So;
chop, s25; coarse middlinss s27; nns
Fresh vesetabie.--Green onions. $50
d doa lettuce. SO ioc per 10; spinach. fsc
per su; o parsley; 2o@2Sc per doz; water
Fissaa Haddi<-1o@1ec per lib.
Grapes--Malagas. $3.50 @s.5o per Dbl.
Cree. PsIgsrs-sS,c, per % basket.
14016c: extracted, s0sc per ID.
Hickory Nuts--s2 per pu.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying the
car lots. (, o. b. Detroit: No. i timothy,
misss 1850 rye straw a. wheat wheat
ara Sss cured scn s Sc c No. 'Gf' cured
&c: No. green. SC: No 2 green. 20; kip.
M0; NShe Nj SIC: Csc eai Sa'i .r c"rsd Mo- no.
!si j. Ss ,. q: SsssD;siSs as ' @ WOOL Dol
painted ssrSeS wire s $780, ssss
barbed wire. $3.50: No annealed wire.
sass; poultry netting before weaving.
So and per cent OF; poultry netting,
after weaving. so per cent on wire
Joint eavetrough, 50 and 10 per cent
on. round and corrugated conductor
pipe. 40 and per cent on.
i.cmcnr-csiifornia ss6sso per box.
crss.ss@fiosiSa. PEI s,Saas per box;
California naveis, ss.T50s per box:
Opisns-75c per bus Spanish. si.25
osss--Rsw -iinseed, -lsc: boiled lin
seed. 4sc gal. less 1 per cent for cash
IN 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc:. turpontine. In barrel lots.
PiseappIss--F1orida. s2@c.so per doz,
Z Pes corn-Ears. IA 91c per 10.
Pofafoes--Car lots. 4 o. b. Detroit,
ss0ssc Der bu: new Bermudas. s2.so
:, PsslsyyS-Livs ,sPrines ilalsc; hers.
ils duck lsoi ass.. sss srs,,x. ioij
geese ii a lie: turkeys. t5G17c per ID.
Prsvs=ioss--Mess pork. sfAbo; family