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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17
CITY NEWS.

Plenty of good seats for "A Night
IN Bohemia Get them this evening.
Don't miss it. Get your seats
now. The Minstrel at the opera house
tomorrow night.
Malachi Griffin, the veteran G. r.
a. & P. flagman at the foot of Blon-
deau street, is i'll at his home in West
keokuk. 424 A street, and is unable to
attend to his duties. He was recent
taken i'll after attending the funeral
of a relatives in Carthage.
Good seats can be secured at the
Grand tonight for a Night in Bo-
hemia''
%. R. Johnston, of Fort Madison,
will be in the city this evening to take
part in the rehearsal for "A Night in
Bohemia to be given at the Grand
tomorrow night. Be sure and get your
seats reserved and you can secure
good reserved seats by going to the
opera house tonight or tomorrow
Mr.. Johnston will participate in the
entertainment.
"A Night in Bohemia the real
minstrel show of the season. at the
| Grand tomorrow night under the aus
pices of the Elks. 1t is for the benefit
Of the Baseball association. Be sure
and attend. Plenty of good seats.
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CITY NEWS.
Read The Daily Gate City.
-Open every eveninn I i,e,;

ieSdu ! LIZ Ddlly GdLe City.
open every evening. Linquist
Brothers.
Unitarian ladies bazaar and chick
en- pie supper Friday, December 10.
Bazaar opens 3 p. m. Supper Csc.
The public is invited to attend the
lecture tomorrow evening in the high
school assembly room by DR.. ]. w.
Kline, upon tuberculosis. The lecture
will be free and will be illustrated.
The Baptist Boys basket ball
team of the Y. M. G.. A. will go TO
Mount Pleasant on January / to meet
an aggregation from the BOYS de-
partment of the association there.
Prof. II. NJ. Gage of Parsons Col
lege, Fairfield, will be the speaker at
the Y. M. G. A. Sunday afternoon
meeting. Prof. Gage is we'll known in
keokuk and his temperance in this
| city will be we'll received.
An information was filed this
morning in the court of Justice Ian
des by Mrs. Louisa Grimsley against
Mrs. Lilly Woods. charging her with
assault and threatening. The infor-
nation was served and the hearing
was set for 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Quincy Herald: Major Montgom-
/ cry Meigs of Keokuk, who has charge
OF the river improvements of this dis
! trict, came down yesterday. accom-.
panied by couple OF civil engineers
and Captain Carpenter. who has
charge of one OF the dredge boats at
| Keokuk. Yesterday afternoon sound
! ings were taken to ascertain whether
there had ben any change in the sand
bar just west of the Diamond 10 Pack
ct company's freight house, whether
1t has grown any larger or smaller
/ Some of the party are still here to
day, taking soundings in the bay anG
examining the dykes on both sides Of
the river. Meigs has promised tt
send down a dredge boat in the sprina
to remove the bar, and to do som:
work in the bay.
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CITY NEWS.
The Daily Gate CIT, 4.

Read The Daily Gate CITY.
Still another hold up is reported
for last evening A woman on Main
street held up her baby SO that il
could see the toys in show window.
Charles Cunningham, who lives
over in Hancock county, and who was
brought up from the levee in the pa
troll wagon the other day. was fined 81
and costs in the superior court for
being drunk.
Thomas Tuggles and Hugh Ham
mond were taken up in the superior
court yesterday afternoon and were
given time to secure an attorney and
enter plea. They are charged witt
a hold up on last Sunday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17
PERSON AIS.

Geo. J. Risto of Warsaw is in the
city on business.
j. II. Cottingham of Creston is in
the city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F. King have re-
turned after a two months visit at
Cincinnati.
Louis Romano, travelling salesman
for Huiskamp Bros, is in the city
from Omaha.
S. Fl. Perry, of West Grove, Iowa,
was in the city yesterday and called
at The Gate City Office to see the big
Goss press in operation. Years ago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17
CITY NEWS.
Sheds and skates at Weber's.
Attend basketball game at Y Fri

-Sleds and skates at Weber's.
ATTEND basketball game at Fri
day.
The first regular drill of the Y.
M. c. A. military companies was held
last evening with C. E. Mohler as in
structor.
Had it not been for the Keokuk
Lantern club, it would have been
blacker than a stack of black cats last
evening, for the electric lights We're
not turned on and the sky was cloudy
There never was a public utility SO
! dependable as the Keokuk Lantern
to do its full duty toward the commu.
nifty.
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CITY NEWS.

| -Silverware at Weber's.
Look in Home Tea Co. window.
-Ayres & Sons will give you extra
value on diamonds and watches.
| *. H. S. VS.. Mt. Pleasant at Y. M
G. A. Friday evening. Everybody come
Reserved seats for "a Night in
Bohemia are going fast but there are
a few more left for those who have
neglected to secure their seats for the
big show of tomorrow evening.
-Ayres & Sons have fine assert
ment Ct jewelry in all articles. Prices
low.
For the consideration of $1,000
Mortimer Hinson has decided to Gust
Schuelka, the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section 81, town
ship 67 north of range Z west.
You will never get another chance
to buy Christmas furs as low priced as
quoted the rest of this week. Nathan
S. Lowitz.
Green Vermillion, deputy county
auditor, was taken sick yesterday at
his office and had to go home. Dur
ing the afternoon he was taken down
with an attack of the pleurosy and is
now laid up at his home.
Go to Ayres & Sons and see their
special cost sale on cut glass, hand
painted china electric lamps, chatting
dishes, etc.
VIM. Ballinger has decided to D.
w. Haggerty, lot l in block ia, Ma
sons lower addition, the property be-
ing on the corner of Fourteenth and
Palean streets. The consideration is
not stated in the deed.
Holland Santa Claus cakes at
Schouten's.
-Masonic-Special meeting of Har-
din lodge No. 80, A. F. and A. NJ. Fri
day night, December 10, at 1880. Work
in M. NJ. degree. Visiting brethren
fraternally invited to attend. BY or
der of W. M. A. K. Stewart, secretary.
Christmas Special for Friday from
Z a. m. till 9 p. M Regular 4Oc and COO
beautifully decorated Haviland,
Limoges, French and finest of German
decoration bread and butter plates
(our own importation) at 21c each.
Limit of six to customer. Duncan.
Schell Furn. Co.
Mrs. Grimsley is in trouble again.
This morning she appeared in Justice
Landes' court and tearfully asked
that Mrs. Lille Wood be brought into
court for assaulting her and threaten
ing to wipe up the ground with her
and make mince meat out of her. An
information was filed.
-Keokuk lodge No. JOG. of the Elks.
will have an interesting meeting this
evening when there will be class of
candidates initiated into the order and
the lodge will be inspected by the dis
trict deputy, Joseph R. Frailey of
Fort Madison. Following the meeting,
turkey supper will be served.
If the river at Keokuk will drop
jut one foot more, it will be at the
zero mark, which is the low stage. but
not the lowest stage ever recorded
here, for the river has been below the
low water mark Several years ago
it made drop to below this mark
and Is headed in that direction again
On account of the dry fall and the
smaller streams up north being frozen
solid now, the river is expected to
reach an even lower mark than at
present unless there are number of
heavy rains soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17

Mr.. Sperry was employed by The Gate
City. He was surprised at the excel
lent equipment now in this office
Mrs. Warren Holiday went to 81
Louis last evening to attend the funer'
al today of her niece, Mrs. Charles
Weatherby.
Mrs. C. H. Bolt returned to her home
in Mallard this morning after spend
ing Wednesday in the city WIN
friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17

SUITS
A good assortment of suits are still
upon OUR racks. We will make
very interesting prices upon this
line during the holidays.
FUR scARFs AND MuFFs
The largest, cheapest and best Sc
lected line of Furs ever shown in
the city; all the new designs in all
the popular furs at prices you will
say are reasonable.
HOSIERY
Full stock of the celebrated ONYX,
Hosiery-silk, Isle, wool or cot
ton. We can fill your every want.
BAGS AND PURSES
In this line we are showing what
we think is the best selected stock
of Bags and Purses ever offered the
trade of this vicinity. All the new
shapes, in the popular colors and
OF best materials. Prices range
from 25c TO $3.50.
LINENS
Beautiful assortment of linen in
Scarfs, Squares, Tray Cloths, Doll
les, Lunch Cloths. Center Pieces,
Table Covers; in fact, you can find
almost anything you may desire in
this line.
Ribbons, Belts and Betting, Belt
Buckles and Belt Pins, Hat Pins,
Combs-a complete assortment in
all departments.
RUCHiNGS
Big line of nobby new Ruchings in
wide, medium and narrow, white
and colors; a select assortment
SILKS
Large line of the new things in
Silks. All the new colorings can
be found here in best qualities and
at lowest prices. Full line of Mes.
salines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17
Sick Headache.

This distressing disease results II J
a disordered condition of the stomach
and car be cured by taking Chamlef'
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. ue'
free sample at Wilkinson & o.
pharmacy, and j. f. Kiedaisch & Soh'
Try 1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17
Sullivan & Alswerda's
Great Showing of Sensible
Christmas Gifts
CLOAkS

cLoAkS
Great line of new stylish Cloaks
for women, misses and children.
Splendid assortment of "Wooltex"
coats at special prices during the
holidays.
FUR COATS
Beautiful line of those always SER
vicetble and stylish garments. II
interested, now is the time to see
this line; don't wait until the stock
is badly broken.
kIMoNAS AND BATH ROBES
We are showing as nice selection
OF the above garments in Silk,
Crepe Cloth and German Blanket
Robes.
SILK SKIRTS
A very swell showing in this de-
partment; all colors and black.
Prices $3.50 AND UP
HANDkERcHIEFs
The most beautiful line of Hand
kerciiefs ever shown in Keokuk.
We have placed upon our counter
the greatest assortment of really
dainty. pretty Handkerchiefs at
prices that cannot fail to please.
Great values at Csc, 35c and soc.
KID GLOVES
This department is filled to over
flowing with the best things the
Kid Glove markets afford Cente-
men gloves in black and colors.
Dents gloves for women and chill
dren, the best kid glove on earth at
S1.oO. Silk lined Mocha and Cape
gloves; unlined Mocha and Cape
Gioves, IL and 16 button gloves.
NECkWEAR
everything in Neckwear; all the
new things in the daintest colorings
ana prettiest designs; this line
must be seen to be appreciated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17
Gifts for M en-

40 maCLer what you wish to snend +b;s ,;.4,,
suggest useful things for some one vo,, ".il
to remember $500 w
Smoking Jackets, $500 to $3.50.
Bath Robes, $500 to $3.50.
FANCY Flannel Vests. $500 to $500.
WHITE and Fancy Wash Vests, ST so to $500
SILK Mufflers, SOC to $500
Ways Mufflers, Soc
Nobby Neckwear, 25c to $1OO.
Fancy Suspender Sets, Soc and $1.OG
Linen handkerchief, 15c to SOC.
Cambria Handkerchief SC and 1Oc.
Initial Linen Handkerchiefs Csc.
Initial Cambria Handkerchiefs, 1Oc.
Fine Cambria Handkerchief lin imitation 81.
gar box Of g., per box, 75c.
Holiday Umbrellas $10O to 5000
Soft Hats $100 to $4O0
Stiff Hats $150 to $500.
eve are agents for Knox Derbies-uhe bestl
Adlers Gloves, S1O0 to $3.50.
PERKINS, Gloves Gmported) S150.
Dents Gloves Gmported), $500.
Fur back Gloves, S15O to $3.50.
Lined Kid Gloves ST. and $15O.
Fur band Caps, Soc and S1OO
Plush Caps, SOC to $3.50.
sealskin Caps, $780,
Leather Suit Cases. SIS 90 TO $3.50.
Fancy Shirts, SOC to $3.50.
White Shirts, SOC to $500.
Full Dress White Shirts s15O
Night Robes, SOC to $3.50.
Pajamas, $1.00 to $3.50.
Ncbby Coat Sweaters, Sec to $500.
Underwear, 35c to $500.
Union Suits, S1O0 to S4oO
Fancy Socks, 15c to 50c
Silk Socks, S1OO
shawknit sox Gin Holiday boxes containing 2
pairs each, black, blue and tan) box. $3.50
Wooden Socks, 15c and Csc
Suits IN worsteds, serges and cassimeres, $3.50
to $500
Overcoats in fancy cheviots and in black and
grey, $3.50 to $780,
Nobby Suits and Overcoats (made specially for
young men) with all the latest ideas in pockets
fancy buttons, etc, s12CO to $780,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY DEC. IS
A Night IN Bohemia
For BENEFIT of
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION

Not an old-time minstel show, but
something new and pleasing, with all
the keokuk favorites on the bill.
TICKETS .............. rs CENTS
Tickets Lay be exchanged at box OF
fee for reserved seat coupons com.
mencing at 1880 p. M, Wednesday,
December IL, without extra charge.
First come, first served.
Gallery tickets, on sale night of per.
formance, Csc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-17
A LII EYES are now up
I y on Santa Clans-that

A Ii EYES are now up
: > on Santa Claus that
charming old saint who brings
SO much happiness during child
hood that we never quite out
grow our belief in him. And
why should we wish to outgrow
it, so long as such belief brings
happiness to ourselves and those
we love?
Our store is in a holiday
air. The gift articles are ready
In unusual abundance and
variety. Handkercliefs, mufflers,
cravats, gloves, suspenders, smok-
ing jackets, bath robes, night
robes and pajamas, and host of
other useful and acceptable
things for men and boys-and
more appreciated when received
from fair Santa Claus than if
self-hosen.
On the margin of this advertisement
ere lists OF articles we show and
recommend, with range of prices at
which they SELL You may choose from
them with assurance of economy en-
your part and satisfaction for the man
or boy to whose joy you contribute
FOR the desolate man
: who supplies his own
needs, regardless of Santa Claus.
There's plenty of room for such
men here. Our regular statesmen
are Vat your service These men
know their business. They will
advise you intelligently as to
style an quality. They will take
pleasure in pleasing you.
We'll Handmade suits, SIS to $50;
overcoats, SIS to $25. There are no
finer fabrics. No store shows better
tailoring. The trimmings are as they
should be. No other store in keokuk
shows SO large assortments. We fit
men Of almost every proportion
We show the best suits and over
coats at $3.50, $40 and SD in
Keokuk.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
BOND NOTES.

The New York committee Of bondholders O. the
Hudson River Water Power Company first mort
gage bonds of which F. J. Lsman Is chairman
officially announces that proceedings TO foreciose
the mortgage will be promptly instituted as q
sufficient number OF bonds FOR that purpose nave
already been deposited Holders Of receipts Of the
Boston committee, of which James R Hooper Is
chairman may deposit their receipts under the
agreement with the New York committee, in lieu
Of bonds.
The forthcoming issue OF bonds Of the chicago
& Northwestern Railway Company. which is
expected to be announced within a fortnight WILL
It is understood, be much smaller than originally
satd. amounting probably to not more than $"-
COO 900, instead of about S25,o00o0o The proceeds
Will be used for refunding obligations OF about
IS 10000 maturing in the coming year. The oonds
to be sold are part of the issue Of general mort
gage 31ks-
The directors Of the New York Transportation
Company II is reported, considering the advis-
ability Of placing first mortgage of between
S2000,0o0 and s. 100000 the companys property
the proceeds of the sale Of tie bonds TO be ap-
piled TO adapting the plant and the cabs OF the
company for the Of gasolene as the notiVe
power. place Of electricity, which is now used
Virtually of the $4,000, 600 per cent debent-
of the Consolidated Gas Company, issued In
1904 and maturing on July l, 1903 have been con-
verted into stock at par, q privilege which mas
been operative since July, 1907
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
TOPICS OF THE STREET

roREIcN TRApING-roreisn houses dealt In
H.oOo shares In the local market, OF which SO.vo w
shares were sales In London consols were nrln
and the general market was quiet, without nnpor-
tsnt change in prices. London was busy with inc
second day OF the settlement and arranging TOT
TIE end OF the year requirements, paying htue 81
tention movements the exchange 1here wss
response In American securities 10 the Scuiy ii
IN the New York market Money was LeIe> re ri,
easy and discounts showed change al the BTU
fish capital at Continental points -
WABASH DEBENTURE DIVIDENDs.-Ihe Oh
rectors OF the Wabash Railroad Company have
declared g dividend for the six months OF per
cent on the 5ebenture A bonds and a diVldend OF
! Ter cent on the de5enture B bonds Six months E
sro no navruents on either issue were ordered IL
was officially stated after yesterdays neeuLs =.
the directors that e n Hartman vas nss rUe ere
member Of the board end that no ,,a cise 80. Mt
made in that body. II was even stated ma ma ,to
EaTriman's name was not nlenuoneu 'o
DTyIDENns DECLARED.-Dividends have been
declared as follows: Trust Company OF New JeI-
.ev regular serni-annual per cent payaole on
Jsnuarv ?. tinted Railways of St Louis. regular
quarterly IL per cent on the preIerfeo, p0Sn
- Ts1-,srv 10 United Metals Selling Company,
regular quarterly s. a share against . % IN tle
same quarter last year: United Cigar Stores COM
pany regular semi-annual per cent on the pre-
<e--ed pavable on January %: Washington Trust
Cou1panv regular quarterly 3 per cent, payable on
January 2: Anaconda Copper Company IeguI
quarterly Sc cents share: Norfolk & NesIena' ea
regular serni-annual ? per cent the preferred
payable on February 49, Mines Company OF amer amer
ica. regular monthly per cent payaoie on JAN
uary IS
ADVANCE IN COPPER--The local Metal Ex,
change quotes copper prices up NC in the oid an
around: lake I4ssc 14l1c; electrolytic f,sc 70
1&xc, and casting. 1sc TO l41sc- ActuaI saies
eIectrolytic in large lots We're MADE yesteFeay
yIxr Win some small sales at 14sc 1t is hgured
that oonsu-nption of copper at present runs ABOUT
70 per cent OF production
WALL STREET FIRM DISSOLVES-The frm
OF Darr, Luke Moore has expired oy hlllIa I'm ~
and will dissolve the close OF business on De
cernber 81, Arthur F. Luke retiring. Inc pCsII U
Will be conducted under the firm name OF ~ DaIL o
Moore and will comprise the following partherr'
George W. Darr, Joseph II. Moore, La"lehCo 4
Darr and John Reece-
PHELPS-DODGE CONSULTATIONS I tIe
stockholders OF the companies owned by fheIpS
Dodge & Co. which recently were coTrlolheu my
Phelps. Dodge & Co. Qncorporatedl, with CAP
talzatior Of S50NoOOoe more than 9s per cent naSe
consented 10 the consolidation and have sent IN
their certificates 20 be exchanged for STOCK IN te
concern
RAILWAYS COMPANY REDUCES CAPliA1
At special meeting of the stockholders OF -J 1le
Railways Company General held in Jersey Cl'y
yesterday. the capital stock Of the company was
reduced from 10000 $4,000
GOLD FOR CANApA-The local agency or the
Bank OF Montresl shipped TO Canada yesterday
s25n0 gold coin and arranged for similar snip
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
cu,c.co cRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

. Chicago Dec ca-Argentine advices formed the
Nsxis of a 1c advance in the price Of wheat mere
80 The market closed strong at the top
notch Corn and oats also closed strong Out pro-
visions weak. . 49,,
strength of the wheat market was caolegra1n
from Argentina stating that severe storms MeL7
O+be- sd,Ices from that cOUntry confirmed PreVl-
&C estimates Of a comparatively sInall AnIou
- ,.I7es. which Will be available for export Ihese
renorrs transformed a weak market lto oII7 - "
decided strength. At the opening prices were -
20 nc lower, compared with the preEi0us 4. -
the weakness being due 10 q decllne OF &c Il =
al Liverpool frner tone developed toward tIe
end OF the first hour and throughout uIe re
rrsinder Of the day sentiment IN the PlI CoI' OF, -
70 be bullish 4 special report on the faIi-so"n
crop Of wheat in this country mace ps d 10
eyper- who was inclined 10 doubt the accuracy OF
the government statistics. showed that the ofaclaI
fgGres placed the total acreage at l'ZoVgUo more
than claimed by this authority. II this re-
port helped strengthen the market The mar
ket closed strong with all deliveries al the ElGl
est point OF the day. May being at 81 07s and July
a. es5.c- Clearances % wheat and -four were equal
70 $500 bushels The worlds visible supply; as
shown BY Bradstreet's, increased 1900 bushels
Primary receipts were 5560Jo bushels. compared
with 6es.O0 bushels the corresponding DAY year
ago : prospective falling off In receipts was tbs
incentive considerable buying ot corn by eIe-
vztor interests and shorts, which resulted IN a
strong market during the last half OF the day
The expectation OF decreased movement was
based mainly an official forecast OF unsettled
rrearbe- FOR the corn belt. Slight weakness WAS
manifested early in the day owing 10 lower cables
sns the weakness Of wheat The market closed
81 a
sc aral quotations On May being at 6ljzc TO ei1sc
end or yuly el%c. Local receipts were lss cars
with OF contract grade. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported total receipts Of $40 cars, against
ass cars last week and ~ cars a year ago.
The advance In wheat and impaired mod
crate hTmness to the oats market, but the volume
Of trade was extremely small The bulk OF busl-
ness In The May delivery The market closed
firm ar the top, with prices up &c 10 Ssc, com
pared with the previous close fnal quotations on
May being 5lzc ana July 46s+c. Local receipts
lG
Increased receipts of live hogs here ana at other
Western packing centres induced moderate realiz-
Ing provisions by local longs, which caused "A
weak market throughout the entire day Prices AT
the c'1se we're OF &c TO l0c.
Te+irz rec-iBts for morrow: Wheat, lh cars
eorR, "a cars; oats. Is cars. hogs. 1900 head
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
TO PROBE POOR FAILURE.
Stock Exchange Committee to In
uestigate UithdrauaI of Members.

The New York Stock Exchange authorities, 1t
was learned definitely yesterday. will investigate
the Insolvency of H. w. Poor Co as well as
the failure of the firm TO inform the exchange OK
the withdrawal OF all the members except M
Poor In this connection an effort VIII be MACS
m apd o;,t whether the Arm was solvent or not
at the time of the withdrawal Of these men In
the event that insolvency at that time Is eseao-
lshed the former partners are liable Tor the
firms debts equally with Mr.. Poor
Irnder the constitution OF the exchange a failed
firm has thirty days In which to file with the
committee on insolvency list of creditors ana
statement of assets liabilities. and as soon as
this has been furnished the tnveshsauon VIII
begin.
Mark T Cox the assignee OF the firm, said yes
terday that he had not yet seen the books, ano
was therefore unable make any statement IS
to the assets and liabilities
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
sAnd interest.
FERRY COMPANIES.
eosToN WOOL MARKET.

1,o-+o, Tec oa-The -ounle of business in the locS!
WOOL market shows decided increase and inq5lry
lines Quotations hoio eo4t1S ~
local sellers DO look for change foT s6s Ohio
quotations range as toloNs
re Psnnsyvania leeces Xxx, 34935c; <, Slg52c; no
washed 8SaSQc; No . washed. ST93Sc; hne
oobing 29Q3Oc: one-quarter blood con6ng SG%eS
36637c: delane, unvashed G zSc -dtCIl!
Ean wisconsin and York heeces-F1ne;
unwashed 2TG2Sc; one-hair oIool IN
asbed 27G2sc; three-eghths blood. unwashed. 2gsci
one-ouarter blood, 26427c- - -,-N.z- A,oos
272sc; one-quarter blood. 25q2c Secured vaues IeTS
Eos tweIve months 60a62c; fine six TO eight months,
6od52c: fine fan 4sq50c olaoS6 20
AZ 0regonEFastern No staple. 62q63c; Eastern
cGob,nS SsG5oc; valley No l. 4594sc. TerritoryFins
Stsnie eo665c: fine medium staple 5T5ec. h1e clo
566ec; fine medium clothing 49962c; onehaif bIood'
blood 52I64c; onequarter oIoou'
4749c PuIled-Extra. 6og62c nne a, 55S6o' SuperS'